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L ast S u n d ay 's S e rv ii i*>..
At tin' Itii|iti h I rim i li Hu | m tur, ('
t'. Vim Gnrknin, nt ||ic l | o'clock Her
Vico, tniik li IH text trulli the ‘.'liti elmi -
te r iif l.ukc, tlic |Mli nml 1 (it Ii verst «
D in milijcct w in : "T in III ecu I'mw
e l i c e , " l i e nuii I in | hi rt :
"I ixmil vmi tn gn vvtIII me
Illu m in g
In
. l e t Unii Ii
mi ,
tw o
Ilii
11II >1 in II l ■ I
yea rs «tin, itml w«lk (brinigli tin
slri'irls nf th e city, We ree every*
where e x c it e m e n t unit group» nf men
talk in g .
T hey lire illHi*u»*ing the
str a n g e ev en t« Hint hnve lieen tut. in f
piaci1 the |>eit le w ■ Inx h , in d innrenver
th ere linve Home i t r a n g e re|mrtH lieen
brought tn the city . Suine lire saying
‘ Vex imiceli t tilM wiih th e one wlm
woiilil r e ite r o
I .moI s i thin tim e .'
While nlhcM ilis agroe, unci u\ 'thir
rulerN ilei rig h t liy putti it«; him tn
ilentli, for he w in an im|Hi«tcr.' Ami
iih w e wriul nur wny along the nnrmw
itreetH nf th e c it y , we urrive ut it
I iouhc mnl innunt the n u tiiile s'airw .iy
^ .i m l enti i i iimll rnnm w h ere ¡m-
gathereil ii miiitll cnm|iHiiy nf men wlm
lire uInn iliNfils-mig the Ninne e v e n t i nf
tin* I «at iluyr. T here n n stra n g em i«,
u mytcriniiN im wer in thut nmin, and
in they talk nf the t ‘tirili, w ho Inni r «un
from the f l a v e , th ey saw J en in ntnml
log in their iiniiit nml turning in th em
with thut joyuua g r e e ti n g , ’I’ence he
unto you.*
Ami w hile we w ere in
t in i rnnm we m ig h t lui ve «ceri going
frnin Jeritaulrm tn u enuntr) villu ge
tw o men who w ere u I no sp eak in g iilinnl
the ««me th in g s when th ere ca m e to
th em another companion, who w n lk e t
uml t ii 1Ki*iI witli th em nml mh Inter he
nut nt NU|i|>er w ith th em they miw * ii
mill J e H u n . ill tliut i i |i|n*r rulliti th ere
wuh the llliNcen
pr«***"in*c.
• in the
« ren i tn tie v il la g e there wni the in
00
cell
| . r ■ HO
" T h e r e wuh nne word n f Chri t tliut
the iliset pie* forgot, wide h |u • i c 11 Ii * nl
t i lay fn r f e t un w ell, ’l.u, I am with
you avvilivi, e v e n unto th e end o f the
w ii II* un<l then that other « nt o f the
w riter to the H eb rew s, ‘J e iu a Christ,
th e la m e y e a te n la y , tmiav and forever.*
The illtNee n p resen ce o f J o n e Christ.
Wliat winil'i lie tin* rei lit in the liven
o f men, in the lift* nf ttie fnmtliUlllty,
if people reull/ei! the p r e ie n e e ot the
('tirili. H u p resen ce in bu sin ess, in
work, in conversatili;*, in p le u i u r e ’’ I
want to he personal tills m orning. If
I liriNt w ere presen t in lincjy, would you
liulu lgc in th e tilings you do no o f t e n ’
W hut Would the resu lt he thin morning
if you saw the t'lir n t s i t t i n g w ith you
ill th e sent''
" The w riter of the Acts h ays, * II. in
ill." l i e
N t cm
i 1 « I I ‘ lie in
a g a in s t ttie old te.vtument when I Nay
th a t my h e a r t duel not cry out for the
tiod of S inai. 1 do nut w ant to h e a r
the rmir of the Ihum lcriogs of Sinai, I
cure not for th e lightning (lushing mid
tiie lluiries and smoke, lint I do wunt
to listen to the <iod of Je su s Christ.
The G o l who cures for th e little c h il­
dren, the (ioti who pities th e |uior, mal
the t • ( h J to whom I can go and say,
My F a t h e r who uri in h e a v e n .' 1
w ant Him fur my companion, i f i e o n e
who timi th e H u m e roud th a t I am
trending, the one who faced the sam e
tl’inptatioiia th u t I mil facing. ’ Di in
Name J chun , ' uml no o th e r (iod will I
acknow ledge.
" Y o u r e m e m b e r t^ c sto ry of A bra*
hum wlieu he wuh told to w orship the
slu r r y heaven, hut ns he louked he
suw th u t the slurN faded With th e light
(if th e sun, and he suid, ‘I will no*
^plvvicnhip u (iod th a t f a d e s .' T hen la­
wns told to worship the moon, hut us
he looked ut th e moon he saw Hint
night a f t e r night it grew sm aller, and
he said, ‘I will nut w orship a (imi
t h a t wans a w a y .' And then he was
told to w orship the noonday sun, and
as he limked to the sun he saw th a t it
sunk h eueath the w e ste rn skies, and
he said ‘I will nut worship a (iod that
disu|i|M'ars in the dark ness. No, i
w a n t to w orship a god who has made
the sta rs , the moon mid the su n .'
" I w ant this sam e J e s u s to walk w ith
me for I do not know w hat is before
me. We a re passing into the m y stery
of the unknow n fu tu re , and I do not if
I will sea a n o th e r day born. 1 w ant
this sam e J e s u s in my last hour.
" I p r e s e n t to you in tliis unseen
resene o, ‘ This sa m e J orini.’ W hat
^ P w i l l you do w ith (lie unseen presence'.’
Will you r e m e m b e r Him to lie present
in your business, in wii'k, in conversa-
tiun mid in pleasure? If you say, ‘I
have denied Him, anil he is not for
m e .' My b rother, do not despair, hut
look to Him in I 'il a te ’s hall, us P e te r
has denied Him w ith an oath, and see
tlint look of love. You have sipiaud
ereil your life? T h a t is sad, but look
to C alvary and see the dying thief,
and h ea r the word of 'This sam e J e s u s '
‘This day thou slialt bo w ith m e in
p a r a d is e .’ I hold before you this
m orning 'T his sam e J e a n s ' T he unseen
presence of the C h r i s t . ”
" A S ham eless Confession” was the
s u b je c t of the evening serm on by Rev.
Mason a t th e P re s b y te r ia n church.
T he sp e a k e r r e fe rre d to the tim e of
^ ^ l i c A postle Paul whi n the ac ceptance
^ P > f C h r istia n ity m ean a g r e a t sacrilice,
and ca m p a r. I t h a t Inno w ith th e p r e s ­
e n t. The p a s to r said, in p a r t :
" I t is still a m a t t e r o f moral courage
and of high and w orthy conviction to
say, mid lo mean it when we say it 1 1 1 0 ' I icrinon ¡icxt S ir day <■ v» r ing, Nov.
'I am not asham ed of the guspi I '
If Ji'dh, al tlu- lla p tis t ch u rc h al 7 IO
wu
ta k e a
g en e ral
survey
of T he W. I . T. L. wili he p n u n t in
< 'hristi.mil V ill lie pre(cu t ' ay, a 'I all lio Iy, luci .ili Ilo- friend ai. invili i Pi
The hUbject will In,
lo mind 1 1s place, it ■ force, it> iiitluini <• Ibis se rv ire .
in tin world, do iii'llloni of profi c l "W hlll A r e Ynu Gning In Ir Ale ni
followers, its Ihouxat dH of clm n he« I I?"
mid ini)itutioiiH of c h a r ily , of e d u c a ­
Tlu* r e g o la r servici
will In held ut
tion mid reform , we have g r e a t reason
t III* Iliapt. t1 ih iiirrh iho (. t. Hindi! y ninni-
to be proud of the go pi I.
The
Illg. I'r* »• hm K 1»» It o rm rim Ig a l 11
th o u g h tfu l chrintian who wunl t to lioil
Mini in ih • v\ r i . l h U III* umili li hi rumo
re son for pride and rejoiein, « in the
lor i h r VV < . T. Ii. will I mi p i •• i i i I h I
gospel, can do so, il he wdl open Ins
by lb • 1 a*«tor at 7 h. I ’ d do m linol al
eyes to I lie trill Ii. T em perunce work
:
ID in tin.* Innri.ll *uml yniji g 1 lii-nple «'
has alw ays been cbristlun, led on by
tin » 1 ini'; »' th ' ■ i-vriiii * nt c, 0. The
fm lh and praye r and Christian g if ts ,
inerì a n •••11M 1 1¡ally inviti il tn In presi nt
uml hu looked lo I iod and the church
at tin ; «-vi«
servi.fi*.
for its help Mild c n c o u ra g i'iiic n l. wc -ee
1
in
• pust nr o'r the 1 'li ‘ 1«' 1« il «I. r h u m b
in ii and m th e mugnilicunt results
t h a t have been achieved iii te m p eran c e IINik«-H Ult fo Unwin g annnuiifi ’ ini - n t ; ;
reform , a g re a t rolls. hi l*or glorying in SlillJC «■Is for Sum! ay, Novelli ber UO.
tile gospel of the Son of I ¡ml. W e have At 1' H. m,. ' * 1T« J i t I t ’s Ni n i nini
seen mi n mid women living pure, help ­ A ns w e r . " At 7 :«i p. ni., th f subjei-1
ful, blessed lives, th a t cheered and will In*, " 'English .*«parrows, ” Tlie.'f
Naildifted and 111 •-piri d older , and
' will I«- ii iter* •him#, , prui lii-al. up-lo-
have felt thiil it wiei tin- power of Hie listi* sc m i OHM, whirl i everyone shnulij
gospel iii tlio«c live« t h a t made them bear. Sunday erhoo 1 at IO a. in., unii
p.< a ihle.
We lni\ e -ci Ii the s|ek olio I li 1 i thill Kn-I • 14V .1 ut (Lati. This is
■UNtuincd, and the «id, room made a uiif h 1 the l,i i>JC HIM,1 grow ing congr* -
glory by the gospel in tie heart , we gu* im IM Hin>1 Huindu y buoi« of U n ■ ity,
• bi l l 1.11 W i l l In i i . m i. i l l , W e i i m u I.
have Moon th e frail, w eury, s u n k e n
widow follow l o r h u sb a n d 's body to S p ecial m u-ic liy a choru '*hnir.
tin tomb, and through the a w ful l r i .iis
of Nickne - (, d e a th and burial, bear i j i> ■ W\ I . M irtin, ri-l.gunis liberty sec­
w ith a w onderful fo rtitu d e and assur r e ta r y l" r tin.- norlbw i -t, puke S u n ­
mice and saw the power of the gospel. day n ig h t tn a good crowd in the A r m ­
I bc slin g uf dea th is sin, ami tie* pow ­ ory. His them e w a " T h e Rise i f R e­
er of sin is the law. The gospel d illers ligious l.lle ft in the (,'lilted S .a le s ”
from alm ost e v e r y th in g else with lie «ind " T h e tr u e cl ui nf rel'g io u a
which we have l > do in tins world, in liberty in found in the s t a t e m e n t of the
th a t th e re can be no middle gr »uml of S aviour V R e n o e r ther- fore unto C aesar
difference in our re la tio n to it, 11 a the th in g s which a re Cue nr - and
m an is asham ed nf th e gospel he littH Unto God tin* things th a t are G l a‘ , | t e r . " -he .-«id. ‘ I t i . not a good o n e . ”
Mrs. A m e- frow ned. " I s n ’t t h a t a
nothing to do w ith il. If in* is not | In lieve in both church umi » ta le . T he
asham ed of it, he shows it, and does church is Gnd's meun i am ong men for . b o t h e r !" no exclaimed. " O f course I
not h e s ita te to declare Ins faith on ' sa lvation and to e a rry on bis w ork. > mve riot t hi re m o te s t idea w here it
I sh o u ld n 't know the
«•very su ita b le o 'c a sio n . If wc a r c nut It hnH it« p la n in the world. The tr u e | c a m e iron i.
«sham e I nf the gospel, th e n we accept , cburi'h is founded on the teaching« of I difference. I w onder if my dime* are
it fully, and m ake of it the closest up- : Jeans C hrist. It'., p ,*« r i in the holy counterf« i' . too! It m akes one feel so
ghost. 11 is r.ut d ep e n d en t on th e civil | do u b tfu l. ’’
plication to otir liv e s , "
T he dimes and nickles, however,
pow er to forw ard it send«. Oil th e
At the evening service al ti,*- Mi tl.o-
r j prove«! go«»1, and a m om ent a f t e r her
d ist church, Mr. Sutcliffe to s a his
to C.e ir the ttii :.g ‘ th a t are C a esa r'* , j purchitsc wa- bunded her. Mrs. Ames (
s u b je c t, " T is s u e I’.ipcr K xcuses.” and
f in s ir here r< pr< *eiil.« th e civil |s,w<-r r took it ab ■ntly . H er mind was still
for his te x t l.ukc Tl lb 'Jo, He “aid
nr g o v ern m e n t. A gumi c 1 ristiun will j buay w ith th e q u a r te r .
th u t not only was Je s u s a man of »or
" I ' v e gi t to gi t rid of it s o m e h o w ,” j
In- loyal to tb e g o v e r n m e n t u r .il r which
row acquaint! d w ith g r ie f b u t hi va
he lives. T he church is not to ask the she reffurt«d. " I c a n ’t afford to lose
als i a m an ol w il, fam iliar w ith tin u >
citizen to render the din s |n-rtairiii.g j it. i ' l l try the little corne r «lore,
of ridicule in bis public work. The j
to tin st tie, in tiie church. The s ta te j I ’ll g e t some th re a d t h e r e . "
th ree excuses offered by the men who
The lit tle c- rm r store was a tiny,
is not to in te r fe re w ith th e citiz.cn’»
refused lo a tte n d the big feed amply
du tie s r e la tin g to (iod. h a c h has its | p a th e tic place, k e p t by an elderly wo-
d e m o n s tr a te this.
T he
s p e a k e r 's
sphere, and cacti is to a tte n d to the 1 rnan w hose face showed how difficult
audience nnt smly smiled but laughed .
m a t t e r s r e la tin g tn t h a t sp h e re and th e s t r u g g . e hud been. She had never
o u tr ig h t a*, the foolishne:- . 1 he ah- I
surdity of the innn w ho had to go «• *■ 1 keep its hands off the affairs of th e hud m ore than one a s s is ta n t always
I yo u n g and ine x p erien c ed . Today the
o th e r."
Ins ground. T he fellow who was c o r n - 1
girl w as a new one. S he accepted Mrs.
Mr.
M
artin
gave
u
very
vivid
and
in­
i d l e d to te s t the pulling power of i.i>
A m e s ' q u a r t e r w ith o u t question, and
new ly bought o xen and the woniar.- te r e s tin g histo ry of th e g r o w th of r e ­
t h a t lady, w ith a sig h o f re ile f, hastily
ligious
liberty,
begin
n
in
g
w
ith
the
bossed husband who could not think nf I
landing nf the Pilgrim », w hen one r e ­ put h e r th r e a d in h e r h ag and le f t the
a c c e p t r g th e invitation.
ligion p«*r ecu ted anotiier and the store.
He f u r th e r saiil t h a t no excuse
Five m in u te ; la te r M e - Karl h a p ­
offered by men tisiay for not p a rta k in g fam ous blue laws w ere enforced w ith ­
pened
t o go to th e d r a w e r and her
out
fe
a
r
or
favor,
w
hen
a
t
te
n
d
i
n
g
the
of th*- gospel fe a st was a w hit Inure
fingers touched t h e sp u rio u s c o in ; she
p
redom
inant
church
was
compulsory
reasonable or sensible th a n those put
d rew it o u t a t once.
‘See, Lucy, this
u p by the men o f the long Mgo. They and w hen enjo y in g Sunday p le asu res
is a c o u n t e r f e i t , ” she said, and she
arc indeed tis su e pape r excuses, thin was punishable by th e s t a t e . H e fol-
lowed up to the adoption of the co n s ti­ showed the girl how it differed in
and flimsy.
tution
th a t g u a r a n te e d religious lib e r ­ w«*ight un«l feel and rin g from a g e n ­
T hre e o f th e m w ere gone into in d e ­
ty. T he s p e a k e r also r e f e r re d to the uine coin.
ta il :
" Y o u w o n ’t m a k e such a m is ta k e
different Sunday laws now being a g i ­
" I will tum orrow . I will if my com ­
tate«! ami m ade a plea f >r k e e p in g the again, l ’in s u r e , ” *h«* w e n t on. " I ’m
panions ta k e the step. I will when i church and s tn t e s e p a r a te .
sorry h u t I shall hav e to ta k e this from
am old. T he last one was scored anil
y our pay t« n ig h t. 1 c a n ' t afford to lose
denounced by th e p re a c h e r.
Im p re s ­
A d v ertisin g pays in th e S e ntine l.
it ; my prolits a r e too s m a l l . "
sive w as the m om ent w hen he asked
T h e g i r l ’s face d ark e n ed . She made
A Q u arter S aved.
the civil w ar v eteran s to stand up and
no p r o te s t , for she knew th e m e ag e r
tell the ag e s w hen they enlisted in the , Mrs. Ames handed a dollar uml a
prolits o f th e shop, only it seem ed
union arm y . All of them w ere under ; q u a r t e r to th e girl at th e glove co u n ter so c r u e l! T w enty-five c e n ts w as all
tw en ty one. W h a t would h ive Income in p a y m e n t for her purchase.
her s c a n ty w ag e s and th is week she
" F v e n c h a n g e , ” she said. " N e e d 1
of th e co untry it the boys of th** (id's
had been i arming a tin y treHt for little
w
a
it
for
the
sales
s
lip
?
"
in response to the call fer vnlu iteers
sick I s a ’s I r th d ay , and now the hot
" W e a re not allow ed to d e liv e r th e
had responded ‘Not yet, wait until I
pac k ag e u n til the c a sh e ir sends back te a r s filjed her eyes.
have reached th e «unset s ta g e of life "
B u t Mrs. A m ts had " s a v e d ” her 0
In a s ti r r in g appeal he urged the th e v o u c h e r ," th e girl replied. " H e r e
0
q
u
a r te r . -1 ne Y o u th 's Com panion.
y o u n g er portion nf his c o n g re g atio n to it cornea n o w ."
She c a u g h t th e box as it fell from • O ppose E x t r a v a g a n c e s a t U.
dedica te th e ir ta le n ts to th e »t-rvicc of
tnnn and (¡od. One young man r e ­ the tu b e , and pulled n u t th e slip. A
The m a n a g e m e n t o f th e U niv ersity
sponded and cam e forw ard for prayer*. q u a r t e r fell out w ith it. The girl of O regon m e n ’s D o rm ito ry has r e ­ 0
" l a r n duced th e w eekly r e n t of rooms from
The services at th e t'lirisli.in church looked «piickly a t h e r c u s to m e r
Sunday ev e n in g w ere partlcualrv in­ sorry, but we cannot ta k e th is quar- one do lla r to fifty c e n ts . This m akes
the cost o f . room t«> a s tu d e n t, lighted,
te re stin g . A c h ild r e n 's choir furnished
hea te d and tended, tw o dollars a
very p r e tt y music, and Kev. Millington
I m onth. T h is reduction in room r e n t is 0
delivered a v e ry able sermon.
I in accordar. e w ith t h e plan of l ’resi- 0
Gypsy S m ith will n o t be present in |
i dent Camp! cl I to reduc e th e living e x ­ 0
person at the M ethodist church on S u n ­
pense of th s tu d e n ts to a niinm um.
day evening a t 7 :30 but bis voice s u r e ­
E ncourag d by P re sid e n t Campbell,
ly will. T hrough the kindness of M a r­
the stude nt i th e m se lv e s have passed a
ion W a t c h , tw o o f his tiest solos " J e s ­
| n u m b e r o f i lies of g o v e r n m e n t, te n d ­
us O n ly ” and " N e v e r Give U p ” will
ing to less i th e living expense and to
be given on a b e a u tif u l victrola. The
do aw a y wi t h e x t r a v a g a n c e s which 0
wundi'rful songs of tin* g r e a t e v a n g e ­
It is time you opened that bank tend to s e t a pace t h a t th e s e lf sup-
list will be heard d istin c tly in every account and cultivated the sav­
p o rtin g s tu d e n ts can not m a in ta in .
p a r t of tiie building. S u b j e c t of Rob­ ings habit. Remember you will
The »U n ion s have ordained t h a t no
e r t S u tc liffe 's address "M in d Your not always he able to work and
underclussm n shall w ea r d erbie s or
Own B u s in e s s ." Selections by orches­ then again there are times when
stiff hats, C u t no full dress su its shall
0
tr a . Public w orship a t II a. m. w ith a little money would be the means
be worn to the s t u d e n t body p a r tie s ,
serm on by p a s to r on " T h e S tory of a of taking advantage of business
and th a t e \ ning dress a t t i r e sh a ll not
Hoy’s J a c k e t . "
l'his m essage is e s ­ opportunities that may start you
lie worn by the fre sh m e n on any oc­
pecially for p a r e n ts .
A vmnderful on the road to success.
casion. TI
w om en of th e un iv e rsity
revival of in te r e s t is t a k in g place in (
have gone f r t h e r and refused to allow
We
suggest
that
you
open
that
(lie S a b b a th school. One hundred and |
th e ir *'scor;i to go to t h e e x p e n s e of
account with us today.
seventy-seven w ere p r e s e n t last Sab- j
ta k in g then, to and from the p a r ti e s in
bath a g a in st one hundred and tw elve a
...T H E ...
cabs or auti w hiles.
y e a r ago. T he prim ary d e p a r tm e n t is |
A n o th e r s ;c p to w a r d s th e low ering
especially in te re stin g . Modern kinder- '
<>f stu d e n t e pense, which is b eing con­
gnrteii m ethods a re b eing introduced. :
te m p la te d by th e s tu d e n t body is the
Roll call m e e tin g nf Kpworth L eague 1
•Tilt OLD RELIABLE"
g r a n ti n g o f f r e e adm ission to its
a t fi:30, conducted by pastor.
All
m e m b ers ii > all gam es, tr a c k m eets,
m e m b ers will respond w ith testim ony
deba te s, and glee club concerts. The
or quotation. A special invitation e x ­
one or two football gam es which the
tended to all new comers.
j un iv e rsity t even plays in P o rtlan d
each ta ll i ' j becoming incrcasingly
Two adults w ere received Into f e l­
| popular. Il ( e x p e c t e d t h a t the g a te
lowship at the Methodist church last
r e c e ip ts a t the g a m e b e tw e en the
Sunday morning.
te am s o f t i e U n iv ersities of Oregon
Splendid m e etin g s w ere conducted by i
and Waahii ton, which is scheduled
the w orkers of the Methodist church in
for N oveml r 18, will be 113,000 or
various p a r ts of the city on Monday |
I i l 4,000. It is hoped th a t the re v e n u e
evening.
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obtained fr in the P o rtlan d foo tb all
gam es will m tim e pay s tu d e n t body
Rev. ('. C. Van G orkom , p astor of
exp e n se s hi I p e rm it the s tu d e n ts to
the lla p tis t church has been invited
have f r e e a«n tission to all stu d e n t body
functlona.
by the W.
T. U. to preach the an-
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like ch arity , co v e rs a m u ltitu d e of sins. It d o es
ev en m o re it a d d s p o sitiv e d istin c tio n , g ra c e a n d
e le g a n c e —it co m p e ls th e a d m ira tio n of e v e ry
ch a n ce a c q u a in ta n c e , th e re sp e c t of every frie n d
a n d every stronger. O v e r a n d a b o v e th at, it sta n d s
«is an in su rer of g o o d h ealth , a b ar to illness a n d to
d o c to r's bills, a n d will save its cost re p eated ly .
A. E. A nderson
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Chicago
offer y o u ex cellen t fab rics for d ress a n d b u sin ess
w ear, b u t th e soft, w arm w o o len s d esig n ed for
o v erco ats g ro w esp e cially attra ctiv e as th e c o ld e r
day s drtiw n e a r a n d th e chilly ev e n in g s w a rn us
th at W in te r is again at h a n d .
L et us sh o w you w h a t m o d e rn tailo rin g m eth o d s
can d o for yo u - w h a t graceful, sensible, d u ra b le
g arm e n ts th e y su p p ly . A n d b e a r in m in d th a t
back o f ev e ry g arm e n t is th e plain, straig h t, A n d e r­
son g u a ra n te e “ P erfect satisfaction ot no sale.”
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1WTO THER or Grandmother or jusT dainty
little Mistress Newlywed —where is
the woman who doesn’t pride herself upon
the attractiveness of her
T h a n k s g iv in g T a b l e ?
Here are satiny damask and pretty, tasle-
ful tableware of every kind— all to be had
for mosl modest prices.
Plenty of more expensive kinds of course,
if you like.
LURCH'S
Cottage Grove
We of this Generation
have a creat many things to be thankful
for. Improvements in all branches of in­
dustries make life more than worth living.
The modern housewife don't have to open
her oven door every few minutes to baste
her turkey, for she "can have a self basting
roaster. We carry the famous “ R eed ”
Roaster, and if it wasn’t the best on the
market we wouldn’t pay freight from
Newark, N. Y. when there are dozens of
factories making them in the midclle west.
We sell at the price of others.
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