Uatly'i going
Otto Dina ham. o! Gamp Lewis, and
Clyde Hint ham. et the Grove, were here
Saturday
l |i Slagle and \\ . G. Bittmger are
home iroiu Kow River.
\mong those in the G lo v e Motuhiv
were Mi-» J Woods, Mis G. K. Wood,
, Vda Wilson Mi«. .1 F Gildamleve, W
.1 Murphy, Mrs |i \ Fstes and dtiugh
let \ cilia.
Miss D oiu Glut wood and
Miss Kdythe Gruber
Mi«. \ I Glulwootl returned Moiuluv
from Fort laud, where site spent the past
mouth \isiting relatives.
Mrs I! M It abeiak had dental vvoik
done in the Grove last vveih.
Mis W W Gildeisleve a lid childieii
went to the Grove Monday to meet
thru aunt. Mis | II \ « utt li, recentU
1 « turned from Mankato, Minn . and who
now resides in Fortlaud.
Mis M F Kubeoc k returned ThurHti:t v
from a bio t visit with M is ,1 R Lewis
w ho was quite ill
G I Wood shipped tieiglit to \iilauf
Fi id:i\
Mis N m a F f t ilion«» alni c h i l.ircn ‘i f
tinned W'ednes i:t\ t«» lh**tr limiu- at Ku
gene.
The liberty homi i alls at tin* **i liool
house Sunday a 1 1 t*rtioon writ vv t*l at
tended. 1. IL \ i-ati It. ft Port lumi and
G. d lveui, W J W lute and Rev . Joseph
K not t s, of t he Grov e. vv ere t he « pen k et s
Special songs Wire rendered bv M l* I)
! \. Wheeler and Misses Janetta Mot»,
, l t ota Lsfes and
Mary Dw v re,
Miss
! Dora Ghitwood noting as organist.
\s
¡a result ot the meeting Silk Greek 'got
out o f the y ello w . ’ *
Mrs. Gin t is \ eat* h was quite ill the
first o f the week.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler ran a nail into
her foot recently and the injured mem
bet has i aused her considerable incoii
veiiietiee.
I F. Wheeler is home from Loiatio.
to
Utlt you! laky
* Unit ilttw of
C t a t t l y ami
* • ■ ’//
ft,I
Every Few Days Send Him
a pouch ot
Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug
Think of the welcome he will givo it -this con­
densed plug of fine tobacco that slips tlat into hi»
pocket, ready to give him tobacco comfort and satis­
faction anywhere, all the time!
Give any man a chew of Real Gravely «Mug, anil hi' will till
you that’, the kind to »end. Send the best!
Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs less per week to
chew Real Gravely, because a small chew of it lasts a loug
whJe.
If you smoke a pipe, slice Gr avely with your kmfennd adu a litlfc
to your smoking tobacco. It will give flavor improve you smoke
SLID t o m
FUL\»
IN THk U. S. SLUICE A P0U.H Cl
(iU V U lt
Dealers all around here carry it in 1 Oc pouches
A 3c. st.i.np
will put it into his hands in any Training Cam p or Se.ipo.t of ;l e
U. S. A . Even “over there” a 3c. stamp will take it to him. Ycu i
dealer will supply envelope and give you official directions hcv
to address iL
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO COMPANY. Dauvillt*. Ya.
The Patent Poach keeps it Fresh and Clean and Good
— It u not Real Gravely uithout this ProUctiau ¿«aJ
E s t a b l is h e d 1 8 3 1
SILK C R E EK
«Special to The Sentinel.)
M ay 1.— Mrs. Ia»u Wheeler went to
London Friday.
Mrs. Burchart. of Glurkston. \N us
arrived Thursday to visit her eoiuoti,
Mis. \\ G. Hittinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolcott and son
.lohn, of Portland, were here reeentlv
looking after their irterests and wore
quests at the H. \N . Garner home.
“ A Good Man to Work for Is
A Slogan Chosen by the M an y
Men W h o H av e W orked for
Your
Kind
of
a
M an
for
Governor
Primary
Friday
M a y 17
a
Good Man to Vote for"
L. J. SIMPSON
The highest possible endorsement. The most rigid test thnt his
poliei-'. |.i: et it i d u n i
| • r .d :
i . a r
re S O U N D . J U S T
mid E F F I C I E N T .
T H E B E S T P O S S I B L E P R O O F that h - | . dg.-s m the eit./ens
U uR D S B A C K E D BY
WORKS. ’
Those who kn• ■ \ l.ira l . iieii I N him.
I N his A B I L I T Y .
IN
r P O L I C i f.S
C L E A N , I M P A R T I A L . B U S I N E S S L I K E administration.
Thev know it to I., tru.. A B S O L U T E L Y .
WHY?
Because—
In nineteen years he ha-c employed 21JMHJ men.
He has always paid good wages.
He never had a strike or a personal injury suit
He built many hum«'* “ on tim e.’ never foreclosed a mortgage
or nurd on a promissory note.
He has helped many laboring men to acquire their homes, their
business ami their livelihood.
These workers, who know him best, have endorsed him t«# a man,
\\ H Y
kind of a man for governor. ”
L.
J. S I M P S O N
(R E P U B L IC A N )
Faid ail, issue,j bv 1 ' Simpson for Gov er /¡or Leng .*•’ ’ t i l Selling I
Where do
you stand?
You are either for the
war or against it. If
you are against it you
ought to be in Ger-
many, If you are for
it you ought to own
Liberty Bonds.
Hergmnnu Shoes for sale at the Word­
en Mills store.
D E LIG H T
VALLEY
•
A d vertiftp in cn t c o n t r ib u t e d by
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
(CALIFORNIA)
W. J. WOODS, SPECIAL AGENT, COTTALE (¿ROVE, ORE.
I I F .H ItO N
V»s |»e lai to Hu Sentinel i
Mi mul M i s W ui Timi p
' i ni ’o
spent Tuesday ut last week at the
Y \ unrig home
The McCoy saw mill caught I ire one
day last week but no g n at damage vv as
done.
Imi ses vv as bad
1 hie of ( ’ G. Gilliam
Iv hurt last Monday.
i liool here
Miss Teeters eluseti her
I i nla v with a picnic of t In elioni «lili
dren ili the woods.
Mr. mid Mrs. Stephen
11 a ley , of
»Springfield, motored up hei«
.1 ||
tenditi church Suiidav
Mi and Mis R I» Wilson motored
up lituu Springfield and spent Sunday
with Mis
W i l s o n ’s parents. Mi
mid
Mis, Green.
Mi ami Mi* L \ Dnidittle tiitd Miss
Roberta W listín motored iq> (rom t res
well Siindav and visited at the Imme of
Mi*
Dnoliltb « sisici. Mis J t^
\.
\ «mug.
Theie was a basket dinner mid two
sermons by Rev. Fointer, of Eugene,
here Sunday.
Ml Rogers eut ‘»lie
his legs olle d a r
ot last week while working iii a saw
mill.
\||S Levi Geer, of London, Visititi
Sunday with her brother. R K l.mkv.
Neve«ul wen «»at tittiu the Grove Sat
unlay night t • nftmit! the dance at the
hall.
(F
Choose
N ow
Between
Liberty
Bunds or German Bondage
Providing
Ranking Protection
Were You Aware
that tie
Northwest i* tlm home "I
tin- ih n . I It.rji'-** «'«»!•»*1.1./••«! I «•
I ii sin mi'r I'oinpuMV ili I III- I inlril
SI ilm ‘
mull«
Cullai»** Crove, Oregon
should lu‘ i IlfUl’il III
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NEW WORLD LIFE
Steven*
Bldg
fu rti aim !
I spleiitbtl opening
(oca I I epl esent it » v t
vom t e r nt orv
John 'Taylor In me.
Mr a ml M i H Hoone Slo •r t ndge i
w. dio
Up to the lo-m »«• Ta v lor
da v
\ii md M m I B Siit»r 11 nig»' :» re v is
1 1 1 ng Mi s S|n»r f i nig« * pa rent*, Mi mol
M i * Jo«* Hornet t
STAR.
ilice I««
Mr alni M i * ( t r a i
May I
A edili ng
t III lieti S a t u i d i i v frol l i tin' ll
m p in « o u t l n i n ( » r e g o l i und w e g i ve n
a pleas ant stirpi it«« ftliow el lini! ev « Hing
bv Ilici r f r i e nd s .
Mr«. E . (
H|»r:»y, of Gott •k*‘ 4• r • » v «*,
V lulled In-ri U fl'VV «lavi uf but w «*«•k
A D S .
LONDON
•May 1. Roy Heck spent the Week
end with friends at Eugene.
Htonehurg’s corner at the bridge on P a
\ dam*#» at tin* hall Hu tur day evening
eitic highway would make an ideal
was well attended.
location for short order house ami eon
Herbert Shortndge purchased a l o r d
, feetionery.
nlPim lltpil
car »Saturday.
Roy Ew in g motored to Cottage Grove Tor Hale Yearling Ilolsteln bull and n
Monday.
log team horses. M C. Yenteh mlllpd
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lackey motored
For Hale
Full blood registered Poland
to tin* Grove Mondav evening.
China boar, ii mo. ol*l. Irehie 'I'homp
Mis.s Lydia Ewing is employed at the
s*in»
a-Jti mlllpd
Sheriff and Tax Collector
\Vante*I Good capable woman to take
charge of house ami th** general work
for good family. Work not heavy, .......I
wages and ear fnre paid. Box s.l, Cres
j well, Oregon.
nlPi m.'le
(H|i««iul to T li« H«ntin«l.)
For sale or trade for lumber
I Pxl2
M ay 1
Mrs. Hitroiil Ho|ip«r nml two
N agle engine; I No. 2 Fox floor
I'hililrifi. of \l;ih«l, nr« vi itini* ut tli«
semper with rubber wheels; I ISxG hand
J. I.. ( ) ii « « ii horn«.
winch, gear» with 2** inch fare, heavy
Miss Kn(111«*’ri Allen xliopiit-il in tli«
•■■lough for log haul;
I 12 im h drum
(ir ose Moinlny.
sander; I salamander; I saw mnndrel;
M i* « Itiitiv K*’*’ii«, of Delight Vnllny,
I Ix2M power grindstone; I safe ; I copy
vvn« I* Mnmlny gufisi o f ( I n * lierthu
ing press; I Heck duplicator. Cottage
Nent.
'.rove, U tg Co
111 III
M i - K. M. Mooiiy r«tiirn«il WeiinisMilay
Wanted Sawmill men at Donna, Ore
from Huntn Cium.
Mohawk I.umber Co., P. t). Address,
The .senior piny, “ A ll n Mintnki*,’ ’
Mohawk, Ore.
oi/l 2ltfc
will lie given in tin* high sehool aurli-
torinm Muy 17.
Wanted to Rent- A tent for a couple of
I- If CO (». H T H 'K F I . H
Mrs. Huston ( ) n « « n « r nml Imby, o f
months; also to boy a rook stove;
IfKl*l HI.K A N
vtnl.el nr« visiting Mrs. C. .1 ()ii««rier.
must be in good condition. 122 I’neifie
.1. (^oeeni-r nml l.owell Henston For four years Deputy County Clerk o f highway, .Toe Mtalcup,
mHpd
were ilown ffrom Knjniln for th« wei'k' Enne County.
During the pnst three
For Hale L. C. Smith typewritM No. 6,
end.
yeiirs twice elected Treasurer o f the
Good condition, new ribbon; cheap for
Mr. nml Mrs. J. F. Nnat, Mrs. Hrotfc City of Eugene.
| cash, or will si'll on moutlily payments.
nml Mr. nml Mrs. I.eonnrd and linliy at-
He Inis no use for BOMHEH or
Geo. H. Hrninard.
m.'ltfc
t«ml*d elinreh in th« («rove Monday a f ­ C l . l y i KM in polities,
ternoon,
1
I'ledges himself to un honest, eco­ For Hale Cheap I n v a l i d ’s wheel chair.
The primary nml beginners classes nomic business administration o f the
......... BSf,; lot l st N.
I,,:t i;,,,|
of the Monday school held a picnic on o ffic e for the benefit o f A i . I.,
I.ost Part of fountain pen Return to
Wrig ht ’» hill Maturdny. They were ac-
AG MIO
F. C. Cof fm an .
mdpd
.
_____ j j
T a l l * Ynttr l * la c « an u K«ul A n ie rl.an
Itiv«-*t in H ip T*I i 0 it I.lli erty Lumi
*
W A V . M ’Farland
T h e C ity T fA U s fe i
Al l
For sale
Butterfly cream separator, al
most new . Knrgiiin ut « ” 1. Ciipm ity
IH gal. an hour I.. I. VYoolb v a'PluilPp
FOR
MEMHER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
First National Bank
W A IN T
Mrs. John labmuel and Mrs. H. G
j Crowe spent Sunday with Mrs. It II
j Mosby.
County School Superintendent K. J.
¡M oore and Supervisor Senter were vis
l itors at tin* Mount View school one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Hopper were in the
(»rove Saturday evening.
Mrs. W D. Heath, Mr. and Mrs. J.
I.. Buckley and Addison Heath were in
Cottage Grove Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hhide, o f San Diego, Calif., is
expected to arrive this week for an ex
‘ tended v i«it with her daughter, Mrs.
¡W ijjdo Miller.
Tti«* vat i r»si*i|ic*s uf tin* F a i l n ¡il
It*’ .1*1 VI* Hv 't »III. MOW oV*| II f hull
Nil I III III! II l**ll ll ol I III N mi* «-Oil 11 II.
ut.*i| by (In* .I«|. oh O o i m in limili,
which. Ilk.* olii wily»,, me mem
I u * in uf thin great nv« I «’in
T il « |i«i K***t and 'ha Nili u| I vi I ,,|
m u tl.*|i<> it u i « r .u h i m i t r i h u t « * u*
ih c i.im « p io p o r t lo ii in t h i * i tm.i
Will* ll |IV M piote. Hull In nil
II you haven't till*. prulmtluu
. i l l « i i . l v y o u o u g h t hu t to ita l.iv
Y mi M<< i l l « It t i l « lilo | ii«u t ym i
I*«* m ne u n e ut m u il«|iuM ltui «
\<w World l.il'i
lini.I.imiilrr <
S|mk li in* Imi » 1*111.1 ni • li I* i • 1. 1
ni 11.1.U.II.'itl (HI I II.- melili nmu ••
..I I hi- i- I bn I Y O U K i "In \ nil
iii
speeial to The Sentinel.
BLUE M O U N T A IN
May 1
Mr. and Mrs W \ Wit her
spout Saturday at the home ot their ion,
(Special ti* 'The Sentitici.
Fred W i to her.
Ma v 1. M r and Mrs W hipps visit*
Kd. Decker, ut Wood bum , is a guest
at the home of his sister, Mrs. W. A. ed lelativcs ili thè Giov e Suilday.
•r pai i'H t ».
Mrs
Tlicita Miller visited Satutday
Keen»». .He * aim* up to work oil the
,
Wi ki. of \ ii limn \■ «*r, ipi'ii t
\
I
V
»«
and
Suntbiv
in
T.ugt
ne
with
h«*r
motlier,
Harding barn.
••»»nq; uml Hun ilny w itb
Sut in da v
A i e vv * * t the neighbors g a v e Malcolm Mrs E. Jmie.«.
R i B id M rs \l i
R o b b in s, E lm e i hmue I olk ^ In i e
Horn a surprise Saturday night
\n
Mi ami Mr» 11 V VVIiite and t niiily
oyster supper was the main feature of Robbins and Louis l.aiig wer»» Suiulay
ami Ra v monti, Vivi« ami Miles W n k «
visitms ut thè George Dowcns lioiuc.
the evening.
Kdith La lui w eh r visite«! Sunduy ut .i1 1 «n«i« *1 dturt h a! Don na Sunday
The J. \ Joll family motored down
Mi ami Mr« ligie Voiiug and F « »ri
to the K«»«« home near Iturrisbuig Sun­ fli- Butte Mooncy hmne.
W
liitelev
, « » f Cottage Giove, iittcmbd
(
'lev
e
.1
miei
relurned
Flldav
t
«
»
Aliicr
day.
Mrs. Gild r returned Mondav from nan l.ake after a lew days visi! with i In- «hower ben- Snturdav night
Mr and M i« J \ Drak»* tini fiiunlv
relutives and tii«ands bere.
Marsh fichi.
and I* ilemimiig and gratidsmi, «• f l.u
Gluts, alni C inv t (•micr and How arti
gene, spent Slllidliy at file Joe W n k «
D IS M T O N A N D E U J A D A
Keene plow i*il for Mr. Fowell Mondav
limne
and Tuesday.
(Speeial t«» 'The Seiitinci
School was out Tuesday tor the lower
May L
lla rvey Htddennan was in
grades and the teacher, Miss Myrtle
Witcher, with the pupils, held a picnic Uujada Moitilay allenitimi.
i min Fark«*r, who liad b«»«*ii vi«iting
in Horn s grove.
Gr ò 11 Hnuuard. Hral Estate and In
The Wilkinson tuiuiiv and Mrs K tit /. in A11 •: « Il \ , «alile up t * * Dissloli y»*stet
stirane«*, tiiuber laads, mining pr«»p
fl u ir guest, pienieked on S«*afs inmin « day te meri John Got i man. 1 hey will ertv, furuung proprrl.v, city piuperty
’
t«> I.undpark tmlav .
tain Wednesday.
ami hi fu ber.
o lile
Disston ami Riijada people are biisy
A brrthduv party was given ut the
For Baie H aire* 1 nule from center of
Nixon home Wednesday evening in | t’h’uring up ground and putting in wur
Cottage G iov e ; w*dl nnproved; Groom
1 ga r«b*ns.
honor of M i«« Eleanor .« birthday*.
hoil«**, i,a l li
’*•», tWo ellltkeu lio!i«c
The
Disston
sehool
closed
Aprii
li*
»
Miss Myrtle W itcher spent VVednes
and parks, all km ds fruii and berne-«,
ilo* teachci, «lalues linsatd, limi Mi«.
• lay night and Thursday with Mrs
good water, li acre« gurtb n,
ucres Imi
, Ht»«ard, returm-»l t « * tl»i ir hoim- at Rose
Stroud, at Walker.
land, .*• ner«-s pusfore ami titubi r
t BJuu
Jess Tucker has joined the marines liuig Satiirday.
if tllken ut once
Borace I
('oelirun
Harry Parker was down troni Lumi
and goes tt> Portland ne*t Moutlay.
Ti Ber, Ore,
ìm h 1 uiay *pd
purk Friday, ami returned thè m \t dny.
T aiure d strain.
«I. J. Jones and soli Robert and «L IL W 1 ite Leghorn E kk
Bergiuanu Shoes for sale at the W o o l­
I mpl i cat ed e v e r y day f « * r I • v »'ars
Chamber« were in Disston Monday af
en Mills store.
B e r t Ha n d« , ( «ittug ( »rov »•. i »i i ia V q»d
f ernoon.
A baili at I pton was buriied I riday, All Kinds Re hut 11 Ty|»ewrlters reasou
M O U N T VIEW
together witii a quantity ot t»-••«!.
able price«.
Term*« or cash
Vullev
juu7pd
K. S. Holditmun went tu thè (»rove Hales Agen« v, Kugeue, Or«-
Special to The Sentinel.)
M a y 1. G. W. Senrs returned one Tiiesday.
For Hale or Kent very Cheap The Frit/
Mi«. W. M . Kelb-y, ot Doremi, visited
Ma t t l i y r c ranch ot Ml m i e i on Silk
, «lay last week from Portland, where he
from Saturday fili Tuesday at thè limite «•reek. Fred W' right, Wa l ke r nF.* in.Ipd
i nad been visiting relatives.
of I mi daughtt i. Mrs «lack Hasting«, ut For Hale Cheap if taken at one®, botiM
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Arne and cliil
j dreu, of Cottage Grove, were Sunday R ii jutla.
nml t w o lots, 241! N J St al!* pini!Ipd
i ’Iv «li- Kerr and farniiy spent Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne.
A fresh cow for sale
I N Dresser.
During the day one of the little sons of with thè Hutfields.
Walker, ( Ire.
a I !* in .'lpt1
Cli fford Smith, « » t Wildwood, spent
Mr. mid Mrs. Rufus Arne sustained a
I want overyhody to know that I pay
fracture of the forearm and was taken Sunday at thè Lundbergs.
j
liighest prices for rugs, rubber, si rap
Mi«. Stanley
Dano-wooil and Miss
j to the Grove for medienl treatment.
metal, gunny sa« ki nml nil kindi of
Mr. and Mrs. W ald o Miller were in B e in n e Damewood wer»* in Disston junk.
Htoiieberg s building,
at
t he
Monday.
The Grov e Monday.
bridge.
a IP in Ipd
Mi and Mi«. J S. Magladrv and somu
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. I.owry and \V. D.
W o o d for sale Call Dan Allen, plmue
Heath accompanied Addison Heath to fri**ntls, ot Row River, were hi Disiton
“P F t .
a ‘Jil mlopil
Snuda v.
| the (»rove Saturday evening.
SA G IN A W
buy that
Liberty Bond
today
vompaiiit'd bv their te.ulieis. Miss Katli
leen Mien and Miss Heitlia Neat.
G.nl Mien is working at Kiyudu
\ daughter, Tinnii e Lv angeline, was
boia V|• 1 1 1 Is lo Mi and Mrs Klimt.
Tin tannai to\ and liound »base wits
In 1.1 Tii.iav by stmleitts ot tin Walker
lugli «elioni
the collise was uitusuallv
gond, i*i\eiiiig most ol ihe siirrouinliiig
tei i Mm \. and it was some time befoie
the hound* succeeded iii reaching the
end aflei the loves had cnveied il.
tei the la*! Iniiiml had eoiiu* panting in.
g um s W ei - indulged
and mi ev* i*l
lent ii • • 4 s I was served
R unis o f
Hauling & Drayiny Done
on Short Notice
Flatrn M o v i n g a Hpe« laity
WOOD A N D C O AL
O ffic e
Tls
at
I'll mu* f»f»
limi T o ll C onfect lotici y
the
Gall
Letnl Ymii
Llbetty Loan
Ft redout
Third
Ali
L. L. Harrel
Collude Orove Trunaler
Drayiny of all Kinds
P IA N O M O V IN O
A U T O O K A Y FO R « j U I C K D E L I V E R Y
T E L E P H O N E 7'J
E L I T E C O N F E C I*I O N KHY
OFFIC E
BUTTF.K
WRAPPER
F KICKS
The following prie «» un* ii"** ni . r
fe ,i on butter wrappers:
loo wrupper«, on Fridays und Sul tir
« I OH
day « only
tu
*>
« I STO
BMi wrappers, on any day
du vs and Hat unlays
l ln*«e are eu«h pm-t -«
Vdditiofial wrappers printed at tin
same time with ei ther ot the above,
cents the 1011
G O T T AGE UK( >\ K HEN I I N K L .
The l a v e W ire New «paper
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Professional Cards
MAX LUEBKE
THE KAWLEI0 H MAN
Eugene. Oi e
77f*> Sixth A v e W
Loral agency at .1 Ii i'rot/maii s
R McCARGAR. D D R
D E N T IST
N eu r u l l i li rH lU V ril i la n f u fi f I v bv
liMul u iq iliritt m > u . R t in b -u t i) un i
n ffie u ut l ift li uriti MMin.
F lio iir 1 . 11.1
('u t iliz i» G ru v i», O m ?
DR S M WENDT
l'liy n lr la n
and .H i u k ®<» u
H| m *« ii »I m t t in t imi R ive li ti» m r ^ iT V
und ••>«•, **ur um l th ro n t C o u n try
r u l l i m vv »»Il un « it v m i l » i » i i » w *»r**«l
d n y or m ^ lit.
( Mt M-e : ( o t t u s e
(»rovi*
||t»l|»lful
J E Y0 UN0
ATTORNEY AT LAW
O ffirt? on M a i ii
i i vt*imo
CottüK«« Gmvi*
A. W
Orogon
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PH Y SIC IA N
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O ffice in Phillips building over
the liensoll drug store,
(»ffiee
phone .'II Residenee phone I2II.I.
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Cottage Grove
DR W
M HAMILTON
lies. Pinole
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LIC E N S E D C H IR O PR A C TIC
P H Y S IC IA N
Consultation
and
examination
free, ttffiee liiuirs It to fi. Mon
days ami evenings by appoint!!» 't.
(»flu**' in olii Cottage Grove I ihii K
building at M!|% Mam evenin'.
H J. SHINN
A TTORNEY AT L A W
and notary nublic.
Practice« in
all courts. T w enty fi ve years *••
perieli*’«.
linder llldg.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
ALTA KINO
ATTORNEY AT LAW
O f l ’iee locateli in the rear o f
III*' First National bank.
Oregon
Cottage Grove
J. S MEDLEY
ATTORNEY AT L A W
774 Willamette Mt.
Eugene, Ore.