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ARCADE THEATER WEEKLY PROGRAM Wed. Robert Warwick in “ The City of Masks,” with Lois Wilson. A city where lives are veiled, and lovers oft are strangers that’s New York. The city of unknown faces hurrying p a s t l os t . Where your next door neigh bor may be a genius, a prince or a gunman but always a mystery. Such is the theme of “ The City of Masks.” Harold Lloyd in one of his famous comedies, "M ove On.” Thurs. Klaine Hammerstein iu “ Whispers.” Adventure trending ou the heels of adven ture through a thrilling ha/.e of romance. When people talk aliout you it is not so bad, but when they “ whisper,” look out, beware of whispers. “ International News,” cur rent events of the da)- included in the evening’s showing. Also comedy, “ Hearts and Flour.” Fri. B«?tty Compton in “ For Those We Love,” supported by Lou Chaney. “ Diamond Queen,” chapter eleven. Sat.— “ Snowblind,” and the east, Russell Simpson, Pauline Stark, Cullen Landis and Mary Alden. It is one ot' the really significant pictures of the year, ami no follower of the photoplay can afford to miss it. Coined v, “ Open Another Bottle.” * Sun.—“ The Cost,” with Violet Heraing. A romance of love and Wall street. Moot Gibson in “ Bandits Beware.” Mon.-Tues. II. B. Warner in “ Oue Hour Before Dawn.” A drama as powerful and mag netic as a hi pilot ist’s eyes. What happened “ One Hour Before Dawn?” A mystery to challenge the mind of man. A puzzle to elude the intuition of woman. Can 3011 solve it ? SOCIETY The high school boys » i l l be hosts to the high school girls at a party tonight, the girls haviug defeated the boys, as usual, in the selling o f tickets to the lyeeum course. It is under stood that the boys have manufactured 50 gallons o f apple cider fo r the oc casion. ♦ ♦ ♦ The Tanglefoot club held its first party o f the season Wednesday night and organized fo r the seasou. Mrs. Raymond lirube was elected president and Mrs. A. M. Moore secretary. The retiring officers, Mrs. A. W. H elliw ell and Mrs. C. C. I ’ nison, were hostesses fo r the evening. Refreshments o f cider aud doughnuts were served. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. W. Gilson entertained Tuesday evening iu houor o f her husband's birthday anniversary. The decorations were in keepiug with the Halolwe ’eu seasou. Piano and violin music were enjoyed aud a three course luncheon was served. ♦ ♦ ♦ Allen M. Brown, o f Oakland, and Miss Julia Turner, o f Divide, were married Wednesday at Boseburg. H A L L O W E ’E N N O V E L T IE S —you’ll find at our store the most complete line of Hallowe’en novelties in the city, including decorations, masks, jackolanterns, and all of things emblematic of all saints’ day. Make your selections now. T5he White Pharmacy Wrestling Best Two Out of Three Falls Police Gazette Rules to Govern RALPH HAND (158 lbs.) of .Pottage (trove SOUTHERN OREGON CHAMPION VS THOR OLSEN (158 lbs.) W orld ’s middleweight Olympic champion 1912 and one of the best middleweight» in the world today. •/ At Moose Hall in Cottage Grove SATURDAY Evening, NOV. 5 MAIN EVENT BEGINS AT 10 O’CLOCK I Comity Judge ijuiuc officia tin g . The collide w ill inn kit Ilici r home ul Ouk In ml. The bride in a daughter o f Mr. nud Mr». Frank Turner mid la well aud taiornbly known iiuiong a huge circle o f acipiuiiitaiii ca. Mr. Brown in an employe o f the ¡Sonilo rii Pacific. Hu.».' flout this »eelion who uilciiduti the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Turner, Ed. Cardwell, Robert Keuady, Mrs. Floyd Count». Margaret Count», Mr». 8. F. Marklcy nliti Mr». Ole Christenson. The (Mirty pari o ipalod in a dinner ut a Ho»churg h o ld and it diuuer wit» nerved at ihc Turner home iu the eveuiug. S» ♦ Mr. and Mr». George Curriu gave a birthday party October 21 in honor o f Ihc fifteen th birthday uiiniveranry o f their daughter Pearl. 8c hoot in a le» were glie»!», the follow ing being prca Bucket I, M i»» Genevieve Jolinaoii, M inn Finch, M ins Mabel Spray, M in » Gladys liockett, Miss Genevieve Johnston, Miss l.obertu Miller mol Ivan Curriu Mr». Rosa Curriu and member« o f tin fam ily also were present. Game», iiiu»n and singing were the diversion». Re freshmen!» were served. Mr». Frank Knox and M i»» Inez White were hostesses yesterday alter noon to the Constellation club iu the banquet room o f Masóme temple. Mr». James Adauis, o f Oakland, Calif., guest o f her daughter in Law, Mrs. Charles Adams, was a guest o f the dub. The afternoon vvus spout soeially nud r<> freshmenta were served. The M. P. 0. dub met Tuesday with Mrs. lesili D esi-urn's. Mrs. M. F. Dos Furzes was a guest o f the dub. A social afternoon was followed l>y re freshmenta. ♦ ♦ ♦ The Indies’ aid o f the Christian dtureh held a quilting bee in the ehureh Wednesday afternoon. ♦ ♦ ♦ The ladies’ aid o f the Methodist ehureh met Wednesday afternoon iu the ehureh |>arlors. ♦ ♦ ♦ The Royal Neighbors entertained for their husbands Wednesday night in 1 O. O. F. hall. Cards, daneing and lini lo we ’en stunts were the diversions. Mrs. limn Beager and Mis» Fluor Knowles »ang solos, lln zel Swanson, Leona Meeks aud Fluor Knowles sang a trio and L'oim Meeks gave a rend iug. 1 he deeorution» were “ spunky" in keeping with the »easou. Refresh meats were served. The hostesses were Mr». J. A. FI ledge, Mrs. O. W. Black more, Miss Fern Stoneburg, Miss FI uur Knowles ami Mis» Hazel Swansea. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. George Shenry was surprised Friday by a number o f her friemls in the eastern part o f the city, who brought their lunches and s | h - ii I the lay. In the qmrty were Mrs. V. D. White, Mrs. C. F. Stewart, Mrs. Daisy- Porter, Mrs. R. C. Arne and Mrs. T. W. Dvl.otig. * ♦ ♦ T IC K E T S ON SALE AT EARL H I L L ’S 55c, $1.10, $1.65 and $2.20, including tax Vacuum Packed Velvet tains, good ipi.'ilit v, 1 liDiiiicd with U‘>kl and silver tinsel, colors are In-own, Idue. red and Idack, price $2.25 tSs/Tju” An especially fine assortment »d white aprons tucked, ruffled and embroidered. Prices are .... 50c, GOc and 75c Men’s heavy cotton sweaters. Price now only $1.25 to $1.85 Men’s heavy sweaters, mixed. Prices only wool and cotton $2.10 to $2.15 The Quality Coffee o f America Wool sweaters for men, women ami children. Prices the lowest for good goods. Soon the rain will descend. Our stock of ruhher foot wear of all kinds is l ull and com píete. Also Tree Ten all kinds. Powell & Burkholder Corner of Fifth and Main Phone 70 A L L COOPERAT IN G FOR 8UOORM OF BA'/sAM rhe Women l i nki ng in churge the putting on o f (he ha/uar for the ben o f it o f the rest room nr»* rec»*»\ing offers o f cooperation from nil sides. That tlie* folks ot out ly i uj¿ cornimi tiitiea ar«* taking an iute re.M in the jirupAm’ii rent room ih im luatei by the lh. hearty cooperation ot termi by grange. That tilt* people o f t h«‘ v ity are equally ih ludiente«! by o f Icrs o f coopcraiion by women's dubs. A feature o f the buzuar will be u hot lauiule booth conducted by the M I’ . G. dub. The Conslellatluu club will Row River Society. liuve u miscellaneous fuucy work booth Robert I .egat. J r . entertained a f e w The biiziiur w ill o|»*u ut 2:30 Hntur o f Ins little friends Tuesday afternoon Jay, Novem ber 5, and will remit iu open at the home o f hi» grandmother, Mrs. until late ul night. A splendid pro Filen Owens, the occasion being bis gruiu is being urrauged tor the eve sixth birthday anniversary. D eli» ;ous umg.______________________________________ refreshments were served. ♦ ♦ ♦ S O U TH E R N P A C IF IC T IM E T A B L E Delight V alley Society. (Corrected August 22, 1221.) Mrs. W. A. Keene aud Mrs. L iw c ll North Bound South Bound IV ii-lon were hostess**» to the G. T. X. club Wednesday afternoon. Hallowe'en No. 18--2:57 a. w. No. 13-— 12:12 a. m. decoration» were used. Fortunes drawn No. It 3:32 p. m. No. 53— 0:41 a. m No. IS— 3:37 a. ui. No. 15— 2:lu p. ui from a pumpkin nud a word contest _____________________ No. 17— 7¡4U p. in. urried out the H u llow e’en suggestion. A delicious luncheon was served. K n o w le s & G rä b er Hardware and Furniture Subscribí* il’ von can, borrow it if vou need to, * steal it it vou bave to, but read Tbe Sentinel NOTICE TO OBEDITORS. Tales of the Town Mrs. Fmmu Bruuslctter, o f Kugcue, visited here Friday with her sisters, Mrs. John Burker aud Mrs. 8. F. Marklcy. N. J. Nelson went to Fugene Tues day and brought hack a new D«dg>- roadater. Farmers arc invited to cooperate with the grange in having a farm ers’ booth at the bazaar to be givcu Novem ber ti by the M others’ club for the benefit o f the rest room. Every one w ill receive credit for contribu tions, which may consist o f anything produced on the farm. Rev. J. 8. Pcnix will preach Him day morning aud evening at I I and 7:30, at the Baptist church. Morning sermon, “ The Gulf Between Knowl edge and Honship. ” Fveiung sermon, “ The L is t M u ll’s Place arid the l*ost M an ’s S a v io r.’ * Fph. Young and fam ily, o f Inde pendence, friends o f the 8. V. A lii son fam ily, |sissed through the city yesterday on their way to California fo r the winter. The M. P. G. dub will receive or ders fo r hot tamales to tie sold at the bazaar Maturday o f next week for the benefit o f the rest room. Orders should be ptioued to Mrs. George A. Proctor, Jr. The Constellation club w ill have a miscellaneous fancy work booth ut the bazaar on Novem ber 5. H. D. T aylor arrived yesterday from Portland to visit his sister, Mrs. C. H. Fmbree. Mrs. Roy K. .Short and little duugh ter, Patricia Ann, returned yesterday from a Fugene hospital, where the daughter was born. Mrs. H. W. Titus and daughter le ft yesterday fo r Portland to visit two weeks with Mrs. T itu s ’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hood. W. H. Blair le ft last week to spend the winter in California. Mrs. Blair left yesterday to spend a few mouth" in Portland. In a football game yesterday a fter noon the sophomores defeated the ireshies 14 to fi. Johnson Oar Is Hit. ONE GOOD WRESTLING PRELIMINARY LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED New This Week While W. Frasier Johnson and fam By were in Fugene yesterday on their return trip by motor from a visit in Portland, their ear was struck by an other car and they completed the trip home by train. The ear which hit them wa» driven by some college boys a n ! was more seriously damnged than the Johnson car, which sustained in juries to the steering gear. Remove iodine from fabric by soak ing in milk and occasionally rubbing ths stain. Notice is hereby givcu that Eliza Hubbard was appointed Administratrix o f the estate o f W iley M. Hubbard, deccused, by the County Court ut L in e County, Orcguu, on the 27th day o f September, A. X»., 1221 and tliut all persons' huvmg ciumi» ugumst said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly Verified, Iu the said Flizu Uubburd, adm inistratrix, ut Dorciia. Oregon, within six mouths from the date o f the first publication o f this notice. Date ot first publication o f notice the 7tb duy o f October, 1221. E L IZ A H IB B A R D , Adm inistratrix. U. J. HU1NN, Attorney fo r estute. o7 u5 A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby givuu that by order o f the County Court o f Ixtne County, Oregon, o f date September 14, 1221, in the matter o f the estate o f Harriet L. Wallace, deceased, the undersigned, James N. Wallace, wus appointed ui ecutor with the w ill unnexed o f suid estate. A ll persons having cluims against said estate are hereby required to present them properly verified as required by law to said executor at Ins residence, Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six men tbs from the date o f this notice. Dated this 30th day o f September, A. D. 1221. J A M E S N. W A L L A C E . A L T A K IN G , Executor. A tty . fo r Estate. »30 o28 NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N . Department o f the Interior, U. 8. laud o ffic e at Roseburg, Oregon, Hep teinber 28, 1221. N otice is hereby given tbat Paul N. Stedinnii, o f Curtin, Oregon, who, on Muy 14, 1220, made honicsteud entry serial No. 012045, for W Vi N l 's , F V i NW '/n Section 12, Township 21 8., Range 4 W.t W illam ette Meridian, has filed notice o f intention to make final three yuur proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be fore Register and Receiver, U. 8. L ilid O ffice, at Roseburg, Oregon, ou the 8th duy o f Novem ber, 1221. Clauuaut names as witnesses: J. A. Watkins, o f Comstock, Oregon: Walter Skidmore, o f Curtin: Ilom er Allen, of Curtin; A. V. W illis, o f Comstock. Oct7-nov4. W. II. C A N O N , Register. A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S NOTICE F IN A L SETTLEM ENT. continuous Team o f pow er From the first turn of the motor until the end of the trip, Red Crown gasoline delivers steady, dependable power. Every gallonoF’RedCrown” which goes into your tank in sures ready starting, smooth and rapid acceleration and more mileage— a continuous stream of power. That ex plains the popularity of "Red Crown" —why it is the choice of motorists who know what good gasoline should do. It pays to look for the Red Crown sign before youiil I. You will find that sign at Standard Oil Service Stations, garages, and at other dealers. S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y I California) C f f r 'i */, • s «* l* i* h .1 (h i fCah/wmtm) OF Notice is hereby given that the un lersigned, administrator o f the estate o f 11. Madsen, deceased, has filed in the County Court o f the »tute of Oregon, for Lane County, her final account in the matter or said estate arid that Hat unlay, the 17th day of Deeember, 1221, at the hour or 11 o ’eloeh a. in. o f said day has been set for the heuring o f said filial account and the approval o f the same. Published for the first lim e bv order o f the County Judge o f Lane County this 28th day o f October, 1221. J U L IE C. MADMEN, Adm inistratrix o f the estate o28 n20 o f H. C. Madsen, deceased. v