Cottage Grove sentinel., October 03, 1912, Image 2

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Credit Prices
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Every Purchasej
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Th e Cash Economy Store
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W e sell
C ordon
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1 losierv d irect from
At 1-2 and 1-3 Regular Prices
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th e f a c to iv b e c a u s e
Y
C o r d o n llo si a i e
\ \ e h a v e se c u re d a stric tly new s a m p l e line of all
Stout women find in
th e n ew est in silk w aists, for fall a nil w inter.
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No Two Alike in the Assortment
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American Lady Corsets If b o u g h t r e g u la r ly they w ould sell a t ¡X' to jo p a b ir b e d o lines.
f C ordon
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5(.,50 e a c h
O u r c a s h p lan g iv e s th e m
ju s t th e g a r m e n t for their
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$3.50
to you at $ 1 .o s t o ---------------- ----------------
needs.
It closely c o n fo rm s
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$2.50
6 b a r s N a p t h a B o ra x S o a p _____________
6 b a r s W h ite L a u n d r y S o a p ______ _____
9 b a r s S a v o n S o a p _____________________
4 p a c k a g e s ( d o s s S t a r c h ________________
L iq u id A m o n ia , p e r b ottle ____________
L iq u id B lueing, per b o t t l e ..... .................. -
Ball B lueiug, p e r b o x __________________
P y r a m id W a s h i n g Pow der, a p a c k a g e .
Lye, p e r c a n ______________ ______________
2 p o u n d s Sal S o d a ______________________
Colors: ta n , b r o w n , blue, g r a y a n d b la c k
W in t e r B la n k e ts
Tay C ash an d Save M oney on
B lan k ets H ere
80c
10-
4 g r a v or ta n c o tto n b l a n k e t; good
w e ig h t, e a c h ----------------------- -------- - -
11 -
4 g r a v , ta n a n d w h ite cotton
$1.25
Blankets, each 95c to
12-
4 e x t r a la rge , h e a v y w e ight c o tto n
$1.35
b l a n k e t in g ra v a n d w hite, e a c h -----
WOOL BLANKETS
10—1 wool b l a n k e t — 15*, ?otton fibre
e a c h ............................ - ......................... .............
10-
4 all wool w a r p a n d filling: h e a v y
w e ig h t b la n k e t, e a c h --------------------------
11 -
4 all wool w a r p a n d filling b l a n k e t ,
very h e a v y w eight, $5.25 to --------------
$3.45
$4.85
$ 6.00
e x t r a a m o u n t of
thread
m ak in g
th e m very elastic.
They
h a v e no
r o u g h se a m s, a re
tr u e to sha|x* a n d
a r e m a d e very full
in size.
All C o r
don hose a re g u a r
a u te e d
fast in
c olor
JTTÍ6E
New Fall Gordon Hose in all Weights
Cotton Lisle lor women
10c-15c-25c-35c
Wool Cashmere hose tor women, children
and men, a p a ir ...............
25c to 50c
girls’ hose in lour weights, per
Boys’ and 1 girls
10c-15c-25c
p a ir ____
10c-15c-25c
Infants’ hose, per pail
Grocery Dep’l
Fre e
D e liv e r y
Phone
33
4 p a c k a g e s S o d a ____________________________
___ ’ - 5c
% p o u n d c a n C o c o a _______________________________ ’ - He
1 p o u n d c a n G r o u n d C h o c o la te _____________
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E X T R A S P EC IA L.
One Quart Jar of Pickles,
Any Kind,
I,, the table on
W ith
arranged
or he trlea to
Klaaaea
Should
■he w ill reiin iln
w hir4. the i
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p.
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the left for. h,,.,., ’■, $ * r L r , r e ^ la -y a
n c rc te Blot
dip Into
am
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•llar, aba win m a rry a > ,, lings made of wooc
luto d r il li wiitrr, hrr huehi.n. ; mi ury In building
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poker
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One.
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f i* t
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r e t u r n i n g nirlvrw ut Ytiit.ig«
O ld D u tc h C le a n s e r , a c a n
2 p a c k a g e s I r o n in g W a x
Bon A m i a n d SajHilio, a p a c k a g e
s - o z . b a r p u r e G ly c e r in e S o a p
M a tc h e s, a 1 k > x . . ......................................
M a g ic or Y e a st Koaui, a p a c k a g e
P e a b e rrv Blend Coffee, a |»>und
Best T e a s , a (gitimi
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Bulk Pepjier or M u s ta r d , a |»>uml
C o n d e n s e d M ilk, a c a n
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Each 25c
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5c
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5c
4c
4c
27c
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LYCEUM COURSE
t o c * A it K ‘ wit Itoti t not k
urti fr« itfiil It» «lui km
*il will b r | r | | lit I t*k of own
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»y. Wednr* ! iy mid I'rtduy
i h t Will go t l»c t o r n e i Mt I
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tamments That Will Not On >Ucl, w riHremlon( Tl
Entertain, but Instruct i y*«r* ago in his hr»
'l n d I inspire.
n s n ir p
uch
' lf,,, C0UKh-’
ana
a!l a ^ d r '•H flllnily
lhoU|
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The fellow who ran see both aide* of
entertainment was a contest with
a thing i* usually the fellow who get*
needle and thread in which the guests
on the inaiile of something good.
were instructed to sketch an animal
on a piece of cloth. Some rare spe­
An eastern woman sold her body to
Thing* other» think, and w hat we
cies, extinct before the world was
a medical college in order to get money
think o f the thing* others think
made, were evolved.
Mrs. J. H.
enough to buy her wedding trousseau.
Chambers was awarded head prize and
If she d id n 't sell her soul to g e t her
A miner, so the dispatches say, who husband, she is not in such a had way
Mrs. H. H. Veateh the consolation.
Guests were also required to demon­ was suffering so badly from a tooth­ a t thut.
niversary.
The evening was pleas­
Celebrate 50th A n n iv e r s a r y .
strate their literary ta ent in story ache that he couldn’t work, dropped a
Two or more is plural, hut it is sin­
With all their living children present antly spent in dancing and general con­ writing.
A delicious three - course thousand feet down a shaft. The reme- gular th a t we speak of rnun and wife as
except two, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powell versation. Ice cream and cake were luncheon was served on the open ve-1 dy is a trifle heroic for general adop
one.
served —
as ................
refreshments. Those pres-
celebrated their 50th wedding a n n i- . --------
randa. The guests present were Mes- tion, hut it stopped the toothache.
I*et folks hate you if they want to.
versary a t London Wednesday, Sept. ent were Mr. and Mrs. George Atkin-
dames C. E. Umphrey, S. L. Mackin,
Folks who wear celluloid laundry
T hey’re wasting their time and not
25. During their entire married life j , son and daughter Miss Della, Mr. and
C. M. Shinn, H. J. Shinn, G. M. HiD, should be careful about g e ttin g "h o t
hurting you.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell have hardly been Mrs. Wm Bainbridge and daughter,
H erbert Eakin, K. D, Wheeler, T. C. in the collar.”
separated and the entire 50 years to­ Mr. and Mrs. D. Sterling, Mr. and
When a man and wife go to qua rre l­
Wheeler, W. H. Abrams, F. W. Nor­
Salvation is free, they say.
If it ing, the devil prepares a couple extra
gether has been in the state of Ore­ Mrs. W. E. Nowell and children, Mr.
ton, B. K. Lawson, C. H. Burkholder,
I w asn't, there are a g re a t many fig- berths.
gon, as was also 10 years of their life and Mrs. L. P. McCoy and son, Wm.
H. F. Wynne, A. W. Kime, H. H.
gard souls th a t wouldn’t get much of
previous to that. Mr. Powell crossed Lane, Mrs. E. R. Thorndenberg, Mr.
There are many who will take a
Veateh, M. Veateh, C. C. Gruson, Or- ;
it.
the plains in 1851 and Mrs. Powell a and Mrs. G. F. Garoutte and son, J.
chance on doing wrong in the hope of
purd,
H.
C.
Hart,
H.
A.
Miller,
J.
E.
year later, the families of both settling H. Garoutte.
Everyone can assist in the reforesta­ achieving right.
Dunton, T. J. Moore, E. Purvance, J.
near Albany, where thev were married
tion idea by se ttin g out a tree or two
E.
Ostrander,
J.
C.
Johnson,
W.
C.
The wedding of
Thos.
May
w i
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a and
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No man is ho severely punished ns
in 1862. Mr. Powell is aged 77 and
Miss Grace Kirkland, both of Drain, | Johnson, J. S. Medley, J. B. Lewis, every year. The thanks of a future he who broods over the wrong he has
Mrs. Powell 66.
Trask, J. H. Chambers, C. E. generation will be theirs.
done.
A bounteous dinner was served at 1 was solemnized al 2 p. m.. Thursday, !
Sept.
19,
1912,
at
the
home
of
the
Jones.
W.
C.
Conner,
D.
T.
Awbrev,
The
keeper
of
the
Philadelphia
When rnan or woman bids good-bye
o ’clock. The afternoon and evening
bride’s sister, Mrs, W. M. Beals, at N. E. Compton.
morgue has quit his job. He probably to hope and love, the brink of the
was pleasantly spent with conversa­
Springfield, Rev. Chas. H. Lawrence
tion, music and songs. Many presents
Peter Maeir and Miss Pauline Stuber found th a t he was the only live one left grave is not far away.
officiating.
were received by the aged couple.
were married Sunday evening a t the in the Pennsylvania metropolis.
Let us hope tha t when we die our
If some people would put in as much sorrowM are dead forever and all our
home
of the bride’s parents on Sixth
Three sons, Charles and Edwin of
Mrs. C. C. Cruson pleasantly enter­
Buell; James of London; three daugh­ tained the members of the Woman's Street. A large number of friends and time patting other people's hacks as joys take on new life. It is ju st as
they do in patting their own, this
ters, Mrs. S. Overholser of Pomeroy, Club and a few past members last relatives were present.
easy to ho|>o thia as anything else, and
would be a much happier world.
W a sh .; Mrs. J. Overholser, Cottage Thursday afternoon. A novel guessing
we will feel a whole lot better.
Mrs. Chas. Adams entertained a few
Grove; Mrs. E. L. McReynolds of Di­ contest that caused no end of amuse­
A Chicago professor stirred up a row
of Mr. Adams' friends Tuesday even­
Disease can not enter where sun­
vide, and three gandchildren were pres­ ment was arranged by pinning pictures
ing in the form of a stag party. Cov­ recently by giving instructions regard­ shine is. Keep the clouds out of your
ent a t the celebration. Other guests of prominent people of the day’s news,
ing how to tell a woman’s age. The
ers were laid for seven.
were Joe, Robert and Cecil Geer and such as Taft, Wilson and the bull
safest way is to go into a corner by heart and ill health will pass you by.
Mrs. Numbers of London.
The Emanon Club met last Thursday yourself and tell it below your breath.
Moose on the backs of the guests, the
The man who doesn’t know when he
with Mrs. Horace Cochran. A fter the
women
to
guess
the
names
by
remarks
is
licked will rise above almost any
A
mannish
woman
must
be
one
who
Chas. Beals and Miss L oretta Atkin­
emergency.
Following this usual work, refreshments of baked hasn’t much to say.
son were quietly married at 8:30 Thurs­ addressed to them.
beans, brown bread, huckleberry pie
The man who sita up nights haling
day evening at the home of the bride’s slips of paper were taken from a file
There are those who believe that our
and coffee were served.
Members
book
and
each
guest
was
asked
to
write
parents, only relatives of the contract­
battleships wear their armor too de-j his neighbors will find in the morning
present were Mesdames S. L. Mackin,
that his neighbors have heat him to it.
collette.
ing parties being present. The cere­ her best recipe and sign her name to it.
C. E. Umphrey, Nelson Durham, E.
The
slips
were
collected
and
the
guests
mony was performed by Rev. E. 0.
If it is true
tha t sinners folks
do not didn’t
go to talk only when they
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Bisbey, Elbert Bede, Horace Cochran.
Ballis. Supper was served, followed requested to make their recipes in j
heaven,
the
census
taker
up
there
must had something to say, we would never
Guests
were
Mesdames
Josiah
Porter
I
by a reception. The bridegroom is a pantomime. Mrs, Awbrey, being voted |
have a snap.
j get acquainted with one another.
and Ira Beidler.
the
be«t
cook,
was
presented
with
a
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Beals and
Men are equal only after death, and
Folks who get married a fte r only
the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nicely hound file hook containing the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
if they could be nothing but e q u a ls ; knowing one another a week or b o ,
John Atkinson. The young couple will recipes that had been written. On the |
during life, this old world would he a hav*-’n ’t sense enough to make a happy
be a t home in a few days at their resi­ place cards were toy kitchen utensils
CHURCH NEWS
: dead
one.
| home.
held
in
place
with
little
red
bows
of
dence on Sixth Street.
♦
♦
ribbon. Refreshments consisted of ice ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
A
Denver
woman,
when
fined
$5,
1 A woman who dislikes gossiping is
A large paity of friends pleasantly cream and cake. The ice cream was
threw
two
overripe
eggs
at
the
judge.
|
KoinK l" "»iss « whole lot of pleasure
Baptist
Church.—Services
next
Sun­
surprised Mr*. Amanda Spriggs last served in small flower pots covered
The
calm
judicial
atmosphere
of
t
h
e
|
i
n life '
day
as
follows:
Bible
school
at
1«
Thursday afternoon, the occasion being with a sprinkling of nut meats and
Regular preaching services court room was somewhat disturbed. | It keeps most of us humping to keep
her 66th birthday anniversary. Re­ chocolate. A small red flower and two o clock.
There are exceptions to all rules - ! »longside our running expenses,
freshments were served. The guest of leaves appeared to grow from the cen­ a t 11 o ’clock. Junior B. Y. p. fj. at 3
honor received a large number of pres­ ter. The gu¿ats present were Mes­ o ’clock, Senior B. Y. P. U. at 6 :45 and except the golden rule.
The Game of Goaaip.
preaching a t 7 :30 p. m.
ents and about 100 postal cards.
He who courts public favor must also
dames J. S. Silshy, D. T. Awbrey. B.
The gam e o f rohm I p 1 » played thus:
M. E. C h u r c h .- « ;45 a. m.. Sunday accept public criticism.
One of the company Invents nnd writes
Angele Perini and Miss Laura Lar­ K. Lawson, Beager, C. M. Shinn, H.
School;
11 a. m., sermon, subject, "The
The temperance wave is rolling ^ ! down n short, »trlklng narrative, sny
son of Divide were married Saturday J. Shinn, M. Veateh, O. Spear, H. A.
|
n dosen lines. This he rends
a t the home of Rev. E. G. O. Groat. Miller, J. H. Chambers, B. S. Swen- | Christian’s Relation to the World’s high that it is beginning to foam
Silence is golden T h . i ' . o,
' 10
"nd then folds
A number of friends were present at gel, Alden, D. H. Hemenway, W. H. N eeds;” 6:30 p. m., Epworth League;
the ceremony. The happy couple left Abrams, H. H. Veateh, F. W. Norton, ;7:30, song and sermon, subject, ‘‘ Life there
are
L
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W"
y
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Ut
°
f
T
nk"
‘K »»■
« - « o n. n
there
so many poor people.
on hla left able, he reposts
to « him
on the afternoon train for a short A. C. Kinter. J. N. Waterhouse, F. w! and Lilies.” A sermon for young peo-
When we get wireless polities we «Mnriitdy a* he cun wlmt he haa wrlt-
honeymoon trip, but will return to Robbins, M. Scovell, C. J. Kern, S L. | f‘*c' T*lere will be special music at
may be able to do away with the polls. ten
both
services.
All
are
cordially
in­
make Cottage Grove their permanent Macxin, E. Bede, G. M. Hall, C. G
The go-cart truHt is one of the infant
N umbw two rpP',"4" *hln to nmnlmr
home.
vited. A special welcome to strangers.
Adams, Miss Norton.
industries tha t keeps pushing to » 1
‘,n'1 *° tt P**— rounrt 1,11 K
Nothing advertises a community like front.
Saturday evening an enjoyable sur­
K
hC re• rhw, the
P'“ y«r T»«, lant per-
Mesdames C. H. VanDenburg and J.
*°n
the ntory, nnd It la than
a good newspaper. When you want to
prise party was given Mrs. Hattie
I. Jones entertained very elaborately
Whoever heard of love letters being «»niparad with the original record. It
interest your Eastern friends in the
Garoutte a t her home on South Sixth
at the VanDenburg home Friday a fte r­
tied
up with anything but pink rib-1 *" Dever thn ""mo, and the variations
Street, it being her 77th birthday an-
Cottage Grove country, send them a
noon. A feature of the afternoon's
bon,
but who ever saw any tied up *re *,‘,*®rnl*y very amusing,
Sentinel—and the trick is done.
that way?
Thun one end of a row gave:
' “All over Dublin homes It Is written
Things W e Think
mrtpig
GROVE M
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I I sto ck o f L im e (
ooa "f lha party ami i....i
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HOSIERY
"
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T h e T h re e Qlaaaaa.
T a k e Ihre». k I iinmcn , one of
■hall contain c le a r w ater, <.ntt _ _ _
»»«iir. the other nothing
ihiu ÌÌÌTCE
%
or aon
.,
the life of H iio I i I m , who I iiih ii cog,
■Ion nnd a fortune of {|f>,iHNi.‘'^|>t
ilelphtn Ledger
Stout Women
to th e fig u re w ith o u t p i n c h ­
ing a n d u n d u ly c o n fin in g ,
a n d perfectly p r o d u c e s a long
effect w h ic h is m ost s a tis f a c ­
tory. It is the correct corset
for stout figures.
Mode! 250
d isp la y e d here h a s tw o special
features, a g r a d u a t e d c la s p
w hich holds the figure in p e r ­
fect position, a n d in itself
reduces; also a p a te n te d belt
inse rte d at the w a ist line
w h ic h reinforces th e g a r m e n t
a n d re n d e rs it a b so lu te ly u n ­
b r e a k a b l e a n d p re v e n ts th e
corset from str e tc h in g .
1 he
b o n in g in all A m e ric a n l.a d v
C orsets will not rust. Model
L* lie r til 1 in
11
Ni>. 250 cannot b*‘ bettered
other makes at $3.50
and is especially priced
here at, each............. .
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suffering freisi men. U ...... . t n „ t them.
HOSIERY!
A Panacea for Special in Silk Waists
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, h M fl» l» - th i» g » h .' «
wlm I iiii * k I i i 'I i perml»»ion I»|„|
F o ls y s Money mill
tuue of CMMum*1
l “ My three n hiliirei
W hile the o rig in a l «>• m ■ u nit- ■ ■ i
« attack o f whoopillfc
" O liv e r Wwudvll H o llo .
»V|10 ud g re a tly . A frien d r
w ritten ■«> eloquently In Hi. \in«r ’■ Honey and Tar C i
M hm tl M onthly for the . .
them m ore good tin
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into Conauniptinn. bu
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