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27 iuch Knglish W elts
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to Vralch A Mi-cncvr.
Country Special Coffee, a lb. 23c; Tealwiry Hlend Coffee, a lb. 27c; Ture Te.ii»eriy
Coffee, a lb 2*>c; 10-lb. pail Corn S y ru p ,4 He; Yeast, p k g 4c
H ig h Flight hard
w heat Flour, a sack, $1.35; Jc a u s Pin k Salm on 25c; 2 cans Red Salm on 2 V . 3 can s
Corn 2 V ; 3|* lbs fanev unpolished H ead Kice ¿5c; 5 lbs broken Kit e .’5c; t III.
sack Salt Sc; 3 cans milk 25c; 5 lb. can Diam om l
W ” Making Powder *'*c. n e w
t'.ardeu Seeds a paper 3c; 4
% lbs. E xtra C ream Rolled O a ts 25c. 2 ‘ , lb cutl fancy
T a b le Fruit each 23c; 2 X lb. can standard T a b le Fruit each 15c
Ture Silk, with double tip fin gers__________
Lisle thread cotton---------------------------------------
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Athletic Shirts, white; no sleeves
36 inch Tercales.
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garment contains an extra amount
thread and has a superior fit and liuish 1»
36 inch I.ineti Suiting in blues, tan. lavender,
brown, white, etc.
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W e ’ve a large show ing of inexpensive tub materials lor
Sum m er Frocks. Y o u 'll he pleases! with those washable
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CHURCH NEWS
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Services at the Christian Science Hall
every Sumiay at II and Wednesday
evening at 7 JO. All are welcome.
Shinn, H. J. Shinn, C. Adams, Bede,
Oliver L Curtis, Pastor.
The recital by J. Alphua Boyd of A. C. Kinter. Anna E. Kinter, Water-
Services for next Sunday as follows;
Creawell in the Christian Church Fri­ house, Venske, Powell. Short, Dunton.
Sumiay School at 9 :4.r>; morning ser­
day evening was a very pleasing enter-, Kerr, H. Silsby, D. H. Hemenway, Joe
vice at 11. chart sermon, ‘‘The Israe­
tainment. Mr. Boyd, who is s pupil Porter, Chambers, Burkholder, Eakin,
lites fryn the Promise to the Christ” ;
of Ora Read Hemenway, baa consider* Monroe, Compton, Nichols, Phillips,
evening service at 8, sermon subject,
able ability and rendered a high class Broad book*. Jury, VanHenburg. J. C.
‘‘The Rich Man ami Lazarus.”
program in an artistic manner.
Johnson, Misses Silahy, and Trautner.
The following numbers were ren-
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P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H UR CH
1 The young people of tha Baptist
dered:
R. M. Hroadbooks, Pastor.
! Church held their monthly social anti
Buzzard’s Point.............
Services
as follows next Sumiay:
yer* business meeting Friday evening at
That Little Kid ...........
Anon
the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Bible school at 10; morning worship at
Mike Grady’s Safety___
. . .. Lewis
Cobb. After the election of officers 11; this being the Sunday before the
Musical Readings—
and the transaction of other businesa, Pourth the morning service will be of
(a) Two L iv e s ..___
...... Anon
.
i the evening was spent in games, fob a patriotic nature, subject of address:
(b ) I Doubt It........
“ Our National Bulwark” ; evening
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1 lowed by light refreshments.
(C ) Home, Sweet Home___ Payne
worship at 8. subject, sermon : "N o t
A Man Without a Country
..H ale
Arthur J. Smith of Walker ami Misa Ashamed of the Gospel” ; Christian
(Arranged aa monologue by realer.) Gladys SheMey were married at Eu-
Emieavor at 7 p. m.
Take‘er Tatah and Wait.
... Anon gene Tuesday. Mr. Smith is in the
Moved by a Crank .............
Anon mercantile businesa.
B A PTIST C H U R C H
Huw Ruby Played .
Brown
C. M. Cobb, Pastor.
The regular monthly social session
Services for next Sumisy: 10 a.
Geo. E. Handy and Miss Crealee of the Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. Church
Conn, both of Douglas County, were was held yesterday afternoon with m , tible school, Mrs. K. K. Mills,
superintendent; 11 a. m., morning
married at Portland June 13, Judge Mr*. Andrew Brund.
Refreshments
worship, Sermon s u b j e c t ;
"O ur
W. N. Gates officiating. Mr. Handy is were served.
Father,”
the
second
of
the
aeries
on
a son of E. D. Handy of this city.
the "L ord 's Prayer” ; 7 p. m.. young
Presbyterians Hold Picnic
Miss Conn has been a teacher in the
Despite the rain the Presbyterians people’s meeting; 8 p. m.. evening
Douglas County schools. The couple
arrived here laat week and will make heki their picnic Tuesday, Phillips Hall service, sermon, subject; “ The Decay
being substituted for the park. After of Democracy,” the second of the ser.
Cottage Grove their home.
the supper a program was given. Roy ies.on “ Prophets on Present Day Prob­
Mrs. H. I. Short entertained the Smith for the Presbyterian Church, lems.” Special music.
Emanon Club last Thursday afternoon Rev. Moore for the Methodist Church
Earnest C. Love. an Evangelist of
in compliment to her guests. Missus ami Rev. Cobb for the Baptist Church
the Church of Christ from Santa Ross,
Maude Crane and Catherine Trautner, extended a welcome to the new Pres­
Calif., ia delivering a few lectures on
In a unique puzzle contest Mrs. J. T. byterian pastor. Rev. R. M. Broad
divine healing this week at the Chris­
Short proved the most adept.
In 'books. Elbert Bede also made a short tian Church.
drawing pictures suggested by rhyme* address. Mr. Rroadhooks replied very
M. E. CH UR CH
Mrs. 'Ernest Bisby won tbc prize, a feelingly. The musical part of the
James T. Moore, Pastor,
doily. Refreshments of ice cream, prugram consisted of solos by Misses
Services for next Sumiay ; 10 a. m.,
cake and punch were served. Mem- Ursulla Lockwood and Blanche Veatch,
bers present were Mesdames Rich­ a chorus by Misses Blanche Veatch. Sunday School; 11 a. m., sermon sub­
mond, Mackin, Umphrey, Atkinson, Leah Perkins, Dessie Harms, Ursulla ject: “ Who Is Who?—God’s Ksti-
Bisby, A llison. Cooper, Cochran, Bede Lockwood, Mesdamea C, Adama and H. mate ’ ; 7 p. m., Kpworth («a g u e ; 8 p.
and Short. Mesdames J. T. Short and A. Miller and a duet by Misa l,eah Per-1 m.. Bong service and sermon, subject:
C. E. Jones were guests.
ins and Lloyd Stratton. A. C. Kinter “ The Christians’ Temporal Assets.”
ably officiated aa master of :eremonies. Thursday evening, 8 o ’clock, prayer
A marriage license was issued Mon­
meeting.
day to George L. Godfrey of Spring-
Only One of the Kind.
field and Miss Maggie May* Doak of
Mias Nellie Hemenway returned last
Lsirane.
week from the University of Oregon
Mesdames H, A. Miller, W. H.
Abrams and F. W. Robbins entertained
with a unique aeroplane party Friday
afternoon at the Robbins residence.
Each guest was given a card bearing
a pen and ink sketch which in some
humorous way referred to the aeroplane
party. Attached to each card were a
number of alipa of paper upon which
was written a conundrum from the
names of the places to be visited,
which the guests were requested to
gueas. The drawings were the work
o f Mrs. Robbins and were extremely
original. A fter the contest a dainty
two coarse
luncheon was served.
Guests w ere; Meadsmea Job, C. M.
from which she graduated this year
and where she took the last year in
the school of journalism. When she in­
formed Editor Jenkins of The Register
that she was going to follow up her
training by work on The Sentinel, he
remarked that it was the only real
country weekly in the state.
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HIT BY BRANCH NEXT DAY
AFTER TAKING JOB
t Lazadvc for the Agm
and women feel th,
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I be safe ami harmles
will m>t cause pain
J St* Pill* are caprciall'
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C H R IS T IA N CH UR CH
Recital Pleases.
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3 taxes Safety M atch « Mr, 4 pkg» A A II.
Stala ‘¿ft«■. 4 taxes Corn o
r (iInaa Starch Stfte;
heat grade Toothpicks a lax 4e; tlnuhle
alrrngth Mottle Hlueing each t*c. ft inn# tamer
lairs White (.sundry Soap ’¿fa-, ft tu ounce t>ara
Borax Nanhiha Stxp ¿fa-; Ture l.y, a can hr;
Standard 11 room* each J
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IS SCORED BY GLENDALE ROBBER IS
ASSOCIATES ON YOUNG DR. JEKYLL
COMMITTEE
AND MR. HYDE
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I cil uni n noi i st silos
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(Continued from first page.)
(C *etliu n l from page 3.)
aide to place you. I thought I had you
placed a few times, but when it came
to a show down you were gone again.
Now, ju*t once state fairly ami square­
ly where you ataml on any phase of this
proposition. I-rt us know just once
where you are.”
Ing the I<o*i.icy mine* Wednesday and
refractd his step* t<> the head of Mule
Creek, where he took the trail leading
down Rogue River.
Mr. Chambers followed this up by
offering a dollar to anyone who would
get Mr. King to commit himself.
Messrs. King ami Chambers hsd nu­
merous passages a la rm * during the
evening. Each one of the two ex*
pressed the opinion that he did riot be-
lieve the atatementa of the other. No
one claimed the dollar offered by M r
Chambers, although when material for
the new building was discussed K ing
and the other membera of the committee
were of the same opinion on every
point ami it became certain that Cot­
tage Grove brick would lie used in the
construction.
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In the event Staton‘a theory ia cor-
reel. Diamond may emerge from the
mountain distrieta in the vicinity of
Grants I’aaa or may continue hia way
down the coast to Crescent City, where
he could leave the country by boat.
Staton tonight went to Grant« |‘aaa.
From there he said lie would atrike out
over the trail in hop*- of blocking any
attempt that Diamoml may make to
reach Crescent City.
l,ocal officer* tooay receive*! a mes­
sage from G ranU Pass to the clfeci
that a man anaworing Diamond's de
srription attempted to hoard a theat­
rical apeciai train at that place early
Friday morning. The informant said
the fellow carried a gun ami had a park
of blanket*.
but c ool ndyuMivOiw*
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Under a new law i>n***-d by the re­
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Chambers of the advisory committee
nd Director Jones of the school bosrd, cent legislature, all those lining bust
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ncs* under Mtumnl business names
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both mill men, were to bid for the which have not been incor|mrated must
lumber. Mr. King stated that he did report the names of the members of
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not care if Chamliera did get in a little the firm or company to the county
graft hy furnishing the lumber, which clerk. A large number of business
firms have already complied with
statement was quiekly resented hy Mr. the request.
MRS. MURACI: COCHRAN :
Chsmbers, who stated emphatically
Barclay C orta!* Ara Noi* « * " '1
that while he expected to bid on the
lumber, in case bids were ever asked
for by a reputable contractor, he was
going to make it a (Hunt to see that no
matter whether he or the lumber com- I
Losa of
o o t in g
a ayo ip to rn »"•*
pany controlled by Mr. Jones, or some- j
n o * b a d la ra g a rd a d .
one else, furnished the lumber, it was
It ia n«'i wl
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to go to the lowest bidder. “ And I ’ll
di«, «t at I »»'
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tell you another thing,” continued Mr. i
a,« mí . Home of tfia »U,,*>»**-
leal per» na ara p.,«W ^ u. t
Chamliera, "the lumber furnished is |
Nothin» w illra „-er, ’«»“ ® 2\|
going to lie up to specifications. This
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school district is not going to be
throuah diareaard of
mulcted out of a cent by any juggling |
alomaeb.
with the specifications, no matter who I
W * ur*e *11 * h" "ufl” „ |
furnishes the material, and I ’ll make
mtiran. f»r
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It a point to sen to that myself.”
a u m lin a that * " wll‘
C. M. Shinn urged upon Mr. King
money i - wí ,1 u» wilfi,«»! ^
form ality, if after u*" ’
that It was time to cut out all boys’
parfaatJy satisfied *>«•
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play, that the taxpayers of the district
W * rsaaotmand ,U * * |L g*.
were tired of the fussing sml squab*
T a l,le u lo ru»«'"ner*
hling ami wanted something done.
Mr. King declsred that he was great­
he without e<j,i*l
P f . onJy . collars ? w i‘h Linocord
ly misunderstood hy those who opjioscd
relief, aiding *«
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Buttonholes. T h e y arc c a sy -to -
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him and that when things got straight- i
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judged him
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inch, he declared, but no manner of
size of the collar after continued
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persuasion was successful in getting
•a Ihia oommunliy «ndy •*
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w ear an d laundering.
him to state when he would call the
desired school hoard meeting, although
C. J. Kam . l'roprw^
he found no fault with the architect
selected and declared himself ready to
go ahead with the building at once.
Tli* Store for All the People
The date of the school board meeting
waa finally left to Chairman King and
(jommitteeman Shinn and it is finder
A young man named Snyder was
slightly bruised up at the U. S. Log.
ging Co.’s camp Saturday afternoon.
A falling log hit a tree and a branch
of the latter struck Snyder on the side
of the face. He was brought to the
Schleef hospital in this city. Snyder
had only gone to work the day before
Don’t Breath Dust.
It c a r r i e s disease germs. Use being hurt.
Cedarine Sweeping Compound, it ab­
Can’t Keep It Secret.
sorba the dust and prevents lung
The splendid work of Chamberlain’s
troubles. For sale by Burkholder-
Wood* Co.
june2ft-septl8 Tablets is daily becoming more widely
known. No such gram! remedy for
A live wire newspaper— The Cot­ stomach and liver troubles has ever
tage Grove Sentinel.
been known. For sale by all dealers. raise*!th-t *
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