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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1912)
\»/ TALES OF THE TOWN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION /h I Spring Styles Are ¡Arriving Daily l| W e idler exceptional passino M0MEMT. KrR Window NlnnleN at ridiculously low prices next w eek at lltdlinghum See- olid Hand Store. ul 1 I M th . Knynt r I ihh two houses f«>r sale, lone on West Side and one on Sixth Saturday •| W e are showing n larger variety «»I patterriH and makes in lit ds, A it St|iiuus, Inning Tallies, laluary Tahirs, Rockers, Linoleum*, R n ige s, l\tr„ than ever Indore. , BE | and Sunday. Long Pro Addresses by State President. no t :<si : Efficiency Campaign. M I SM Vesta Holt Efficiency (Conferences Hu-iness Session Kcports Special (Committee Nominating Committee Election of Officers Reception Purpose and Need of Organ ized Effort. ...S ta te Pres. G. Evert Baker A T T E N T I O N ! Wanted! 600 or more 7 m persons to come and have lunch, co (Tee and home cooking at a reasonable price. Friday, April Pith, downstairs at W. O. W. hull. Everyone who is SUNDAY. hungry, come. The ladies o f W. |{. ( ’ . In Presbyterian Church) will tie ready to serve lunch from ‘J a. 7 :0O Sur,rise Prayer Meeting.. A rri. on. Surrendered L i f e ...... State Pres. Mrs. II. H. Somers was under the Baker doctor's rare a few days o f the past Sunday School arid Church at the week. I * r. Somers says he will he too Different Churches if compelled to eat much more of his S U N D A Y AFTERNOON. own cooking. 2 :.K» Song Service 2:50 Address .. .. Rev. Sutcliffe 3 .20 Special Music .'i :30 How a Jewish Babbi Found S T O C K < tirisi as Given by 11 in Son... A T A B A R G A IN ...................... G. Evert Baker Only 1$ miles from Cottage fi :00 Young People's Meeting (Union meeting Grov , t{5 acres under cultiva 7 :00 Song Serviee tion, 40 acres fine piling tim ’ :30 Li adership —- Its Costs and ber. 200 acres good Dart-hill Achievements. ..State Pres. G. woodland pasture. Price 520 Evert Baker The addres Gy G. E. Baker will be per acre. A snap. Easy terms. at the Methodist Church. A llllK K S S O W N H S A ll meetings are open to the public. BROS. N u f-C c d /•> New suits, new goods, at popular New goods daily. Watch the West prices. Watch the West window. window, I'oweP A Cooper. William Itarnclt was in Eugene the I'o w d l A < ooper. Editor Parker, o f the Drain Nonpa lirst of tlie week on u short visit. reil, was in the city Saturday on busi Miss Dorothy Hchooleraft of Eugene ness. is the guest of Miss Kcnnon this week. We have two grades of chick fissi, Make Cottage drove the Rose City also cracked wheat, cracked corn, grit, of l.ane County. The Metsan Shop h I ii -II, bone, etc , constantly on bund. will help you do it. We have all kinds Sterling Feed Co. of hushes from 26c to 76c. alH E. A. Chitwoisl Inis finished his RANCH ) Several of Cottage drove's promi course at the Koyal Academy and has nent citizen* have been in Kugcrc dur gone to (ilcndnlc to tuke u course in ing the punt week on road business. nursing. A fte r taking u postgraduate Mrs. P. A. Bobbin* and son Austin course lit Washington he will he titled of Ssnta P.arhsru, Cal., ip«n t the for medical missionary work. Rox 158, Cottage Grove, Ore. W A N T E D , (iirl to do house work. Mrs. K. II. Phillips. a ll ? Í Wants Home Endorsement I I ! F O R day from a visit in Eugene. I Eugene. ! EGGS from single comb Brown Leg- ! horns and Barred Rocks; pure b r You Can Only Vote for One-Cast that One for Mr. Harris and vigorous. LIBRARY BENEFIT IS BIG HIT e d ---------------------- -- 15 f.,r $1.00; loo, $5.00. LAD IES DO TH E M S E LV E S PROUD W. II. Arne, Cottage Grove, nllpd •X "X "X --X ~ X --X --X K -X ~ X ~ X *-X “ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X “ X~X--X--X*fi~X~X~X~X-*:- Classy job printing The Sentirei. IN IMPERSONATIONS. — Two Playlets Are Too Funny for « f t MMN Anything.— Gowns Are Lu U m p h r e y & M a c k in The Cash Econom y Store Summer Men’s Dress Shoes Underwear Our line o f Essex Mills Under wear for men. women and children is complete. We buy Essex Mills Underwear direct from the factory and thereby make a direct saving to you. Every feature of Essex Un derwear is superior to unnamed underwear bought through the jobber. You must see to ap preciate. Priced 10c a gar ment to 95c for union suits. Nine different, newest styles. Solid oak soles. Every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction. Shown in black or tan calf skin, black patent leather and lace or button style. The same quality shoes will usually cost you Id.50 to $4.00 a pair at credit stores. Our cash f\ QC price a pair___ FROM O U R C A S H E C O N O M Y G R O C E R Y NO CR ED IT RISK Matches, per 4c 3 lbs. large Black P r u n e s ..... ........ 25c 3 lbs. fancy Figs _.................. 25c 5 lbs. Bulk Oats, fancy _________________25c 1 bottle Blueing ........ 9c 1 bottle Ammonia ............. 9c « f t NO BIG ----------------------------- ------------------------------- | 10 % on all cash purchases go to the Library Fund i In addition we give the regular Rexall Week discounts. * Take this opportunity to help along a meritorious enterprise by stocking up with every thing you use in our line. ! Just Take a Peep at Some of These Special Reductions for Balance of This Week 1-5 Off on all Hand Painted China 1-4 Off on all Hand Hammered Brass 1-4 Off on all Hand Bags, Bill Books, W allets, Purses Rexall Writing Cabinet 48 Sheets, 48 Envelopes. Rexall Week Special......... 25c S O U V E N IR S One 60c Ron Bon Dish given with every $1.00 purchase of Rexall preparations or medicines during balance of week. They are beauts. THE MODERN PHARMACY THE R £ £ ik t STORE See U s A b o u t F a r m ! i ! 1 I Loans A GOOD B A N K IN A GOOD T O W N C A P IT A L $25,000.00 Interest Paid on Time Deposits. COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Fluffy White Bread Made from H .& H . H A RD W H E A T FLOUR S A L E Dr. T. W. HARRIS of Eugene is a candidate for Na tional Delegate. He has never asked for or held office, but has taken active part as manager of several campaigns, and is deserving of the endorsement of his home county. =------------------------- WOMEN PERAMBULATORS Bank of Cottage Grove HAVE BUSY TIME While watching the West window E. M. E. may stand for Electro don’ t forget the display o f shoes and There ain’ t no use living in a cou-ty Motor Force too, hut it stands for guud win re vegetables grow the year round hats in the East window, at Powell A automobiles at the Nesmith Auto Co. (Continued from first page.) without raising some yourself. <iet I Cooper. Miss Sadie Williams returned Friday your seeds from tin Metsan Shop, a l » Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Robert* o f Eu-1 Dorena one day the past week and from a visit with Eugene friends. Waterhouse Pupils' Recital in Chris gene spent the week's end with friends j «jicrit the time between trains in | here. E. It. Cole s|H-nt Friday night in Eu tian Church Monday, April 22d. tramping around the mill and logging gene. The Misses Essie Hu ley and Eda camps. They do say that there isn't a Senator Bean, M. Vernon Parsons C. I.. Barnett, who recently arrived and W. A. Dill o f Eugene came up | Humphrey visited at their homes in patch of mud up there as big as your hand that didn’ t bear the impress of from Iowa, is an experienced plumber with the T a ft orator, John Wesley Eugene over Sunday. and makes a specialty o f sanitary Hill. K< lit SA I.E.—Goo I second hand piano dainty and pedantic feminine feet- plumbing. Leave orders for present (5. W. Mcltey nolds was in the city I at a bargain, inquire at this office. step-, uni, s, p, .--iblv, it was in places with N, K. Compton ut Burkholder-' Saturday to attend the (i. A. It. meet- ! W. C. Billings was in Eugene last where there » a - sufficient evidence to warrant the belief that the ladies had Woods i'», m2K a26. lug. I Thursday. not always strictly adhered to the ten — j John Durham transacted business in ets of their faith and belief and had •X "X »X "X ~ :- -xx-:~ -X -X -- X - X -X -X - E ugene lust Thursday. ur.premeditately and with no ulterior The famous Conqueror and Mallory motive, unceremoniously, unexpected hats ut prices that htc surely right. ly, but none the less firmly, sat down 'l Powell A Cooper. in the mud, percipitately and undecor- iously, such breech of the etiquette o f i the club having been caused by a ne glect to observe the motto o f the club, . " K e e p Your Feet Underneath You.” Taken altogether the afternoon was On 5th Street 7 numi house, I lots, a pleasant, exhilarating and somewhat good well, ham ami fruit. $2,000. j hilarious one. The publication o f the names of those who composed the J. H. W A R N E R party is forbidden, but Mrs. C. E. Jones and the Misses Wohrer, Iverson I.ot us till your orders for garden and Wilkie were in Dorena on the day seeds from our fresh supply o f both mentioned and might not be adverse package and bulk seeds. Sterling Feed to telling the secret to just one or two Co. friends upon the assurance that it Miss Hazle Hazleton returned Satur would go no further. \ = — IN COTTAGE GROVE Session. :j /IN wcek's end at the U. II. Tyson home. W IL L gram Arranged lor Tw o Dayt»’ 2 :46 IJ W e rail sell you “ (lood <'.ood>'’ at “ R-asonahle Price*.'' II you ilou’t lielieve this statement, just r ail and in*|ieet our ipiality and compare our prices I louse Furnishers DISTRICT (Continued from lirst pagi ) l j I'niisuri 1 rare was taken in selecting the designs and our lines represent the Iwst values offered liy the leading inaniilaeturers ol the country. Phone 6 I HIS HELD Street, Ksst Hide, two Idoeks from Main Street. Will give part time. values in every ilepir tlllcht. K lN T E R LIBRARY DAY SATURDAY M A N Y M ATTI'.RS OK MONK T H A N PROFITS New Garden Seeds, a paper _________ 2 lb. CUR Molasses 5 lb. pail Molasses 5 lb. pail Syrup ______ 3 lbs. large R aisin s............................... 3c 10c 33c 29c 25c io lb. pad Compound _____ _______ $i. 10 dicrous.— Neat Sum Is Netted. (Continued from first page.) " A Man’ s Idea o f a Woman’ s Club” was the feature, and was a clever take-off in every way. Mrs. H. A. Miller as presideut gave weight and dignity to the position, Mrs. Caldwell as secretary, in a man nish costume! was a headliner, as was also Mrs. Jury as the old maid in the hobble skirt and Mrs. Abrams as the " m y husband" woman. Mrs. Kinter as the guard was active every moment ami "second” to none in the cast. Mrs. Mackin as Mrs. Society, Mrs. J. C. Johnson as Mrs. Hard Times and Mrs. Compton as Mrs. Town Knocker all de serve special mention. Mrs. Water- house as Mrs. Vanderbilt Green sus tained the character well and in the second act gave an original composi tion that was excellent. The seat sale was large and the li brary fund was augmented by a neat sum. We said lawn mowers. We have eleven left that we want to sell before our May shipment comes in. Swengel Han)ware Store. F. H. Cook andfamily will soon move onto a farm near Yoncalla. V. S. Goff will soon install a Flem ing shoe soling machine to his already up-to-date shoe repairing shop. Makes Happy Homes T 5 h e DAYLIGHT STORE j We Have Union Suits To Fit Any Figure It is as easy for us to satisfy a stout or a slim man as one with normal shape. Men’s porus knit, long or short sleeves, Balbrig- gan, Athletic, heavy cotton or wool. In Men’s 2-piece underwear absolutely just what you want from feather weight cotton on up to fine silk mercerized. For ladies’ we have the beautiful fine ribbed Athena Vests and Union Suits, the Swiss ribbon, Com fy cut, Jersey ribbed body vests. Union suits from the cheapest to the best. For boys, girls and children in either union suits or two piece suits o f underwear our stock is complete. \/V^r , Burkholder - Woods Co. P. S.-~WE BUY WOOL AND MOHAIR SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SENTINEL