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TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN (•all ut Tim VoKUt* Saturday, October '¿Mili. Sul« on laGat in hula. Thu high »elioni eleven will filliV the Kugenu high »cliiiol foot Indi team on November 4th. In the frame between the»e team» In»t year Kugene heat hy a scure uf ¿4 lo M. The locul team l» rcporled tu bave hecn mudi »trength- e ned tlds year, and a severe druhhing i» prumÌHi-d thè l.ugcnc expoi,ent-. of tlie game. One-fhirrl off on all trimmed hat» at The Hut Shop. One week only, begin- ning Monday, to reduce »tuck. Mure men were in allenilunee itt tin Mi ltiuili.it church Inal week than ever Mr. and Mrs. G. It. Storey, of Law- before. The people's popular » e r vice» /|N ton, Okla., a r e visiting Miles Land. nt 7 MO |, in. on the romlng l.oril'a l>ay II. K. Loop, of Ko»ehurg, state field will lie o f (treat Interest. Kotiert Sut agent for th« Southern Oregon confer-1 cliffe discus >•» “ The Qui".lion of a Gleumiiiy,» From Herr, There and erica, S. H. A. church, was in lh* city Troubleii Kule.“ Selection» by male on huiine»» Monday and Tuesday. Kvrt vwliere Hy The Sentinel i|iiurtet. Selection» by m hy Oreln*»'ra Orchesira. , Tlie lugli »ehool asHi-mhly r<»,m o f thè RepoMriN Rcisoniil Nut»». Tein|ieriinr< lay oliservod in Ile morii- high school is tu he eipupped with | Messrs, da» Hemenway, J. T. Dona- /|V in« at II. The puMlor iectore» on eleetric liglit so it may he u»cd even- van, J. K. Ostrander, Thus. Barker, /|N " B o o le l>iii I t . " Anthem hy InrKe ing» for dehatea and other work in con- i Wm. Hankins, H. Hexorn, Kd Wilson,F. Bead The Vogue Millinery «'I for this li. Hart and Frank McIntyre took in choriiN choir. Member» of nil temper • licci ioli witli thè »ehool. week. Sul • ! Sale ! Siilr ’ an Klks' meeting al Kugene Wedneday ance NOcietle» e»|ieeially inviteli He- lì. II. Ty»on wmm in Kugene on hu»i- Funeral service« over th l " “ ly ' ception of memher». Mr». Krank n-»s Tuesday night. Messrs. Donavan, Hankins and Marvin Ltuehuiigh, whose death wiin Wheeler, MCMte »UperilileniJflit of the 4 Hexorn were initiated into Hie myster- J. V. Stewart was down from Dallas ¡,.M o f the or(ler< reported in lust week’s Sentinel were W. <1. T. II. young i'eople» work, hu» /|N held Saturday and interment made In j cj,arKt, f the Kpworh League devo over Sundiiy, i S. K. Piper delivered to the Cummer- /IN Shield» cemetery, Rev, Smith, from tional meeting ut li Mil. Her tupie I» 11" i" ®l*l abowing i-'i »ala "i The ,.i;i| e|ub th, H Hk „ ehrnk ot wooi Star, officiating. A large number of "Abatinence and Prosperity." Bible Vogue Saturday was successful in every whi,.h ,l( Mtatca j„ Te(l)ly Kooeevelt’s /IN friend» and relative» were prc»cnl. neliool ut (t .4ft. The primary depart way. There will ha a other this week. or||{ina| Uly, Htjrk a(„, aaya h* thjl)ka lt 'IN Ileceawed wan a son of Mr. and Mr». ment I» in charge of M cmi I iiuich H mz - The Senfinel, in speaking of the rent- must liave dropped from T a f t ’s special /IN .lame» l.inehaugh, who live three letoli and Wright. They will he ing of the Lockwood ranch last week, , as it went through. $ mile» east o f the city. I l e w a » nearly | plea»e<l to teaidi your little one». made an error in the si/<- o f the pro| B. I.. Nuke» arrived yesterday from /♦N 22 year» of uge at the time of death, ' ••rty It comprises Kid acres. It ha« Snohomish, Wash., to visit his uncle, /IN Heath came after a lingering illness j Farmer l,ew A. Haie» corne» in from been rented by liird N. and Kalph ; John Nokes. He may decide to make hi» farm once in awhile and make» of »eversi mouth». Beside» the father | Hawley. this his permanent home. and mother, four »inter» and one broth- I rnudd hoot track» around hi» former /|N do«k in the Sentinel office. Ill» hou»e (¡rcen Pitcher i» improving his va er are left to mourn III» In»». John Nokes is installing a septic in in urly completed and he hai been cant property ut the corner of Fifth tank for his son, Clyde Nokes, at his /IN n, 1 A. F. North . telegraph operator i ..., , ... , getting Ida furniture in this week, and Tennessee. He is leveling it off home west o f the Baptist church. the Southern •aclñc ticket office, is in | end lllling in, hut hu»n’ t derided yet Ken Sanford left W'eilm-»dav for a • ullage (¡rove for a couple or three Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Nokes leave this what he will plant it to. ■ lay». Mr». North, who ha» been visit two week» visit at Portland. It is un afternoon to visit Mrs. Nokes’ parents / in To reduce stork The Hat Shop will, over Sunday. ing in ( ’. ullage (¡rove for several derstood that wtien he returns he will for one week, hcgiuning Monday, give j week», will return with him. Medford go into husiness here. One-third off on all summer hats and /|N Mrs. Sanford does high da»N dress one-third off on trimmed hat» and one- Mall-Tribune, '¿.id one hslf on all baby bonnets, for one half on Inihy bonnets. J. C. i loppenalem and -lohn Coffman making and tailoring at her parlors, week, beginning Monday. Must re $ corner Locust and Taylor. The pastor, C. Van Gorkum, gave I duce stock. The Hat Shop. left Monday for the lioheinia district a short report of the state Huplist con lo do some development work fo r t i, A Hallowe'en dance will he given in D. N. Milne, of Kuge le, came down W. McQueen on the t rystal properly. Arm ry hall tomorrow night. (¡<»»1 vention, which was held in McMinnville from Kugene yesterday. I hn I week, to an appreciative congre Kememher the sail- at Tile V'ogue music. Four girls for every man. Mayor W. II. Abrams and J. S. M ed -! gation lust Sunday morning at the Saturday, (Ictotier 28th. L. A. Kalalon has relieved W. A. Kaptist church. Next Sunday the reg- ley w» r<- in Kugene yesterday. Mr». !.. M. Thompson presented the Dogate as teamster for Spray’s, thus ( ular services will be held. Preaching J. I.. Senter was in Kugene yester Sentinel Tuesday with a la-autiful allowing Mr. Dogate to get in his in the morning at II und in the evening day. liedmen o f the Augusta Victoria rose. potatoes. at 7 :lt0. Bible school at 1U in the S. A. Baker was down from Creswell I lii» »|M-cie» is one of unusual beauty, The Southern Pucilir company is morning. Miss M»ry Alway, delegate yesterday. the petals having much o f the coloring changing its s le d from the local de|»it to the convention, gave a short re|s>rt J. S. Jones was in Kugene yesterday. ami innocent beauty o f till- lily, while to the bridge, a d'Stanre of about a o f the Young Peoples' work to the liavmg the shape ami general appear- mile, replacing »0 lh steel w ith 75-lb. Young Peoples' meeting Sunday even- j J. P. Graham is visiting C. W. Dy- 'I N nnce of a ruse Mrs. Thomp»on is an Male i|uar'et, Methodist rhurrh, Sun ing. The Young Peoples' services gert at Kugene. ardent admin-r o f Mower» and i» some day cvt'iiing. An attempt is being made by railway every Sunday evening at ti :.'A0. Allure what of a horticulturist herself. officials to get the Willamette exhibit welcomed to all the services at the There will he the usual services at at Omaha taken to all the other east- Mi»» Fern Buyer I» at the sick lied o f the Presbyterian church Sunday, Octo Baptist church. ' ern shows. her sister, Mr«. Myrtle Adam», of her ‘¿*.*th. Morning subject, “ Mission One-half off or. all baby bonnets at Portland. The proposed recall of the members ' ary Ke»|«nisll>ility.“ Kvening subject the Hat Shop for one week only begin of the Kane county commissioners' Kvery thing at nail at T he Vogue nl 7 lit). “ The Sense of T e n . " Sunday ning Monday. Must reduce stock. • '-oort is being agitated once more after Millinery, beginning Saturday, October school at 10 a. m. Christian Kndeav- I. . S. Hill wa» in Ftigene Monday. a periisJ of several months of inactivi or at ti ..'til p. m. ’¿»lh. Mrs. J. C. Palmer s|ient Sunday in ty. -------- — -------- - . i.. » Kugeni. The comet now visible in the early J. W. Smithley was down from Ku morning in the northeast heavens is , gene the hrst of the week. i prettier than those o f two years ago. J. A. Holt w'us down from Kugene The local high schisil team played a on husiness the first o f tlie week. ' practice game yesterday atfernoon It. C. Andrews, o f Kugene, -1 »-U t with a team of ex-players picked up Monday in the city. about the city. The amateurs won the Mrs. J. C. Kirhey returned Monday i game 7 to 0. MANY MATTKRS 01 MORE THAN PASSING MOMKNT. 4 V /IN /|N /»N S O M E T H IN G Worth Knowing ns ns f t /IN N l/ 9 ns f /IN /IN 1 ! $ /IN ns ns SALE! SALE! SALE! AT TH E Vogue Millinery Parlor fr“ "' 1 ' ' Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Boyd were in I I.. J. Green, who was doing seine Kugene Tuesday . t work for the Pacific Telcphom & Tel- O. A. Allen and W. D. Keiffer were . egrapli Co. near here met with an ac- down from Kugene Tuesday. 1 cident tins we»k that resulted in a leg Mrs. K. J. Cummings, uf Kugene. fracture and he was taken to a Kugene visile i friends here this week. hospital, Mrs. Oliver Veatch and Mrs. J. C. Fred Hickman transacted business in Paiincr were in Kugene Monday. Kugene the first o f th«- week. Lee Wetmore, who had such a narrow- escape from being killed in a hand-to- There are still 100 pairs o f men’s, women's und children's shoes on special hand tight with a bear last week, is up sale at lielliwell's. Come before they and around again. are all gone. .. 2t. CRYING FOR HELP. The Armory hall is being prettily decorated in Hallowe'en trimmings for Lots of it in Cottage Grove but the big dance Saturday night. A new Daily Growing Less. two-piece orchestra will furnish music. The kidneys cry for help. Dr. II. C, Schleef looked over prop Not an organ in the whole body so del erty in the Bohemia mining district icately constructed. this week. 1 Not one so important to health, Cottage Grove grange is conducting The kidneys are the filters of the blood. a membership campaign. The body i* When they fail the blood becomes foul divided insides, and the losers are to ¡ and poisonous. furnish a supper for the grange mem There can be no health where there is bers. poisoned blood. The Nashville Students were at the Backache is one of the lirst indications of kidney trouble. Arcade last night. A large audience was present and the company gave an It is the kidney's cry for help. Heed it. excellent and highly-appreciated per Doan's Kidney Bills are what is formance. wanted. Articles o f incorporation o f the Ku gene Belt Line Interurban Railway Are just what overworked kidneys need. were tiled in the county clerk’s office Monday. The road will cover local > ^ ' eY strengthen and invigorate the territory as a feed for main line roads. kidneys; help them to do their work; never fail to cure any case o f kid Kd Jenks and Ben Currie are in from ney disease. the Bohemia district for a few days. Mrs. C. P. Spencer, 45» N. Hose Mrs. E. C. Lockwood is spending a street, Roseburg, Ore., says: “ While few days at the Syndicate property in living in ('anon City, Colo., I publicly the Bohemia district. Mr. [.ockwood recommended Doan’s Kidney Pills and accompanied her and returned Wednes now I willingly confirm that statement. day. This remedy gave me prompt relief A very pleasant surprise party waa from kidney trouble and ! feel that I given Thursday evening hy the L. (). cannot praise it too highly.” T. M. at the home ’o f Mr. John Wal- For sale by all dealers. Price 50 lette in honor o f her sister, Mrs. Mary cents. Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo, Schmutz, o f Seattle, who formerly New York, sole agents for the United lived here. A chicken supper and States. other dainties were served and a good Remember the name Doan's and time enjoyed hy all. take no other. B E G IN N IN G Saturday, October 28th AND L A S TIN G U N T IL E N TIR E S T O C K IS C L O S E D O U T ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN HATS GOING AT COST YYT10 take this means of closing out our stock and * * giving our patrons ¡in opportunity to provide themselves with the latest in head-gear ¡it a very low price. A hat for everybody. A S|K*cial line of large Black Velvet Sliajiea—the hat of the hour. A call will convince you our Styles and Brices are right. Kememher the date: Saturday, Oct. 28th Vogue Millinery Parlor C O TTAG E GROVE $ $ N l/ W $ 1 MALLORY'S CRAVENETTED HATS-$3.50 $ Absolutely guaranteed not to leak; we stand back of every hat sold. Mallory hats, not cravenetted Other makes - - - $3.00 75c, $1.50 and $2.00 N l/ w Nl/ Nl/ $ A L L S H A P E S A N D C O L O R S J U S T IN. s ir M/ Rees -W allace >*/ $ Nl/ COMPANY Yo u can a d r .;.o r :q w it h o u t C h a s e Fred I lick man transacted husiness in Mr. and Mrs. Stephen He lev of Kugene Monday. South Dakota, who arrived a week ago, Levi Geer, o f the Calupouy a Springs have decided to remain here and their resort, claims the prize for the longest household goods are on the w M r. and Mrs. George Williams re potato vine gr wn in Lane county in turned this week from Washington and many a day. It measures 7 feet, .'{ have decided that the Cottage (¡rove inches in length and is apparently cap able of more extended growth, as the country is good enough fur them. vine is green and healthy looking. I Mrs. C. W. Caldwell leaves today for Tom Abrams was in Kugene on tiusi Curran, III., for an extended visit with relatives. She has received won! that ness yesterday. J. P. Graham, who recently resigned 1 her mother is sick. a |iosition with a wireless telegraph G. I.. Tufts, l*h. I)., ot Berkeley, company in South America and visited Calif., superintendent of the reform l.engue, was in the city Wednesday on at the Oglesby residence, left yester- j business. Mr. Tuft expects to return day afternoon for Seattle, where he later and speak here. The work o f the has accepted a position with the West League if the closing of husiness houses ern I ’ nion. on Sundays. H E rainy day* will soon be here and it i* worth while knowing where you can get a hat that will absolutely turn water. And a# there is only one place in town to get them, it is policy to remember this when you go out to buy. i» S a n b o r n 's . I o?' S ! S o c a n a w a v o n u iih o n l N iivd sc . bu l ¡I d o c s h a r d A. Brund & Company ! Zu Zu The best 5 cent Cigar on market. the Your dealer has it or can get it from H. S. G IL E G R O - C E R Y CO., Distributors, Salem. N O T E X P E N S IV E Treatment at Hot Lake, including medical attention, board and baths, coats no more than you would pay to live at any first class hotel. Ri»>ms can he had from 75 cents to $2.50 per day. Meals in the cafeteria are served from 20 cents up. and in the grill at the usual grill prices. Hatha range from 50 cents to $1.00. W E DO CURE RHEUMATISM Hot Lake Mineral Hatha and mud given under scientific direction, have cured thousands. Write for illustrated booklet descriptive o f Hot I.akt Sanatorium and the methods employed. Hot Lake Sanatorium ¡a acces sible. as it is located directly on the main line o f the O.-W. R. & N. rail way. and special excursion rates are to be bad at all times. Aak agents. H OT L A K E S A N A T O R I U M W A L T E R M PIERCE. Pres.-Mgr. H O T LAKE, O R EG O N