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»mi th»t em ployrr» «lo noi p»y f*»r in-
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Mr. W«H«l»rtl. upn.ing for thè nega
tìvr Impllrd lh «l there m lght l»r som*
V .lilltrulty In deflning " « in d ia r " «..•I
A " h »* »r ilo il»" » » U»r«l II. thr «u b je rl of
th«- ilrliale.
Whll. r«c>gnislng thè
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Ladies’ Section
Handkerchief Special for Last Christ­
mas Days
Embroidered, hemstitched or lace edged at
______________4c, He, 12%c, ISc and 2dc
G ro cery
D e p ’t
Buy Pare Food Groceries i.t this store where
you get n i-nsli prier ml.let ion
30c
20c
17c
22c
25c
Nice California navel
oranges.............................
Walnuts, fresh crop
Silk Hose in black and tan-------------- L5c
Brazils, fancy and large
Ladies’ Gloves
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Heavy Cape K i d --------------------
Im p o rted Fren ch K id
$1.45
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Lace Collars________ ________ 25c and 50c
Barrettes......... .......................15c and 23c
Back Com bs......................... 25c and 50c
Bandeaux— very latest—to be worn on the
hair___________
2de and 45c
Belt Pins.............
25c and 50c
Ladies’ Hand Bags at from .-50c to $2.05
Art Embroidery Linen
Pillow Tops and Library Scarfs— 25c-50c
Linen Towels and Toweling.
American Li-dy Corsets for your individual
Trv one. Thev
figure at $1.00 to $5.50
satisfy.
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Almonds
1 pt. Monarch ( dives
1 qt. Monarch O liv es ....... .......... 45c
None Such Mincemeat, pkg------- 10c
Pickles of all kinds
in jars, a q t.---- --------------
Pickles, sour or sweet
OCp
in bulk, per qt. — ..........
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Catsup in lb oz. b o ttle ---------------- 20c
Table fruit in 2%-lb. cans
Apricots, Pears and Peaches.
Extra fanev Apricots, Peaches
Pears and Pineapples, special
30c
15c
23c
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l,e the furnishing of f»l otti#*« for » ment was made it t
frw who would h>»f »rout. I waiting remet« ry.
Isiwer Makrlivlt) 1,
County, I’s , in IKIZ. I
to Aslinr Hi-stty, of g
State («an Ite, who 4
years ago. Seven yrt*
married In IIII iuh « u
III« to Cottage brutti
Ehe hoahai d and tei
M l»» W estfall*« argument for the Tile »«ma are He». J, I
affirmative \*»s well prepared and eon city and Asher llr,U>E
Beautiful Sus|>e.ider and darter Sots
Hose Supi»>rters— Paris and Boston
Sox Special
Regular 2 for 25c, now going at 10c
pair or, jn*r dozen,
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Extra quality silk Hose
Silk lisle hose, 2.1c, or 2
Men’s kid gloves, sjieoial value
Men’s initial handkerchief
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Hallmark Shirts
The best Christinas gift, $1. im >
values, onr cash price __
Shoos in both dress and
$ 2 H5 to______
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vincili«
The way »he said, “ I w ill
prove to you.“ left no ground for doubt
that »he «nuhl do *o. She (minted out
the weakness«*« o f the present li»t>tItty
law o f Oregon whereby em ployer« pay
fee» out o f all proportion to «crvif«*»
rendered and the injured workmen re-
Icoivo so little
Sno -le. lare.I there
¡«hould he no profit exacted in aduniti«
lering a fumi for th« t>enefll o f the
needy and showed how this rouhl be
[t)rou«ht at>out through the Washington
law where thr eommiaaion charged with
ita administering i« «llow.-d «liacre-
tion
in making am-mnirnt« amt
settling claim« that make It fair to
loth aidea. “ The induatnrs amt con­
d itio n s ," the speaker a»<d, *• are .«ten-
ficai in Washington amt Oregon and a
law that works well in one ahouhl work
the «»m e in the other
She declare«!
the employer« »hould pay for Injured
workmen the same as for lniurr«l ma­
chinery ami held up th<* W »«hington
law as hem« e itrrm rly economical ami
having the rmloraemcnt o f emidoyrr*.
Mis. Muranti for the negative look
up the »octal aide o f the question and
atlaeked the paternalistic form of
government under which all imlivnlual
right» in bunine«« would be taken
m y . “ The it a le , " «he «»id, “ should
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Drni«>n»trating » h r « i
|.»reels post, a curto« t
by mail from llklita
lance o f ah- it l,&0v
receive«! uninjured by hti
eral Httch<'i k.
Shipments of egp
until Janu.iry, wt-er.
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b« eomcs o|M-rativi. T g i v e
experiment
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Mrs. Delure Hemenway entertained
Saturday evening for her son Roscoe.
A big bouquet o f outdoor roses was a
feature o f the pretty house decora­
tions. There were music and games.
Refreshments of sandwiches, cocoa and
candy were served.
Those present
were Veta Hickey, Genevieve Jury,
Isabel Bolden, Maude Doyle, Beulah
Hawkins, Lillian Lewis, Roscoe Hem­
enway, Frank Wallace, Robert Jones,
Dwight King, Dale W yatt, George
Senter, Raymond Veatch.
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Mrs. S. L. Knox will entertain the
members of the Ladies’ Missionary So­
ciety o f the Christian Church and their
friends at her home Thursday a fte r­
noon in honor o f Mrs. Ellen Hunter.
Mrs. Hunter will speak at the Chris­
tian Church in the evening in the in­
terest o f the C. W. B. M.
The Woman’s Club met Tu«:sday
afternoon at the Commercial Club par­
lors. An interesting lesson on Peru
was recited and thoroughly discuased
and many interesting points brought
out in regard to the southern people.
Mrs. Glennie Frost was made a mem­
ber o f the club,
A marriage license was issued yes­
terday to Archie L. Gilham and Miss
Clara A. Lockev, both o f Cottage
Grove.
A lfred G. Matthews and Lottie E.
Wheeler were united in m arrige Sat­
urday. Dec. 14th, at Vancouver, Wash.,
by Rev. Floyd Ross, pastor o f the
Suit has been started to contest the
Christian Church. The ceremony took
place at the parsonage. The couple election o f M. Vernon Parsons to the
Legislature under the corrupt practices
returned to the city yesterday.
act. Mr. Parsons snys the suit
it ia spite
Legal Blanks.—The Sentinel.
work.
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«»p p « l o o n s
to " ‘1’ 'd>/«* m loatry.'' daily «l. liv. r . 1 « «r :
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on ttrilM i
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that
that lh#«
thr ■fnnll
«mall f rom ^ )r ,, . trv Wil
industry under thr Wnnhington law Ih m thr •xreptian.
would lie given a big advantage over
the large one, in that thr small tfxlua-
try in case o f a large casually could
|uil tiuainr«» ami earape juat payment«
while the large one, with properly
larger than any probable loss by injury
Miss Veta Hickey Displaces Mrs. could not evade its own duty and
would also have to tx'ar the burden o
Robert Hanna at Head
the amall induatry that evade«! the law
She also made a (mint o f the fa rt that Our Sfore Will Bf CW*
of the List.
no proviaion ia m ale for aickneaa re­
Leaders change again thin week in sulting from unh«-althy condition» im ­
the Rees-Wallace-Sentinel piano con­ posed u|ion workmen, ('toeing, ahe
declared a lawless stale like Washing­
test. Miss Veta Hickey lea.Is the liat. ton to he a poor one to pattern aft« r
while Mrs. Robert Hanna, who had a and ahoweil the litigation that might
large lead last week, drops to second | ,ril,c irom P»*»<nR » » t » t s law conflict
1 ing with the national law being con-
place. The frequent change o f leaders
|,y
congres».
only goes to show that any candidate
The summing up was brief on both
with ambition and the proper amount aides.
The Grove team showed la -k o f tim
o f hustle can forge to the front while
to prepare for the delivery «if it« nr
•ithers are tem[>orarily r«!8ting on their
guments, which w ire fully ns strung
oars. The position o f candidates is as as th«is<* o f the negative hut were not
fo llo w »:
as forcibly presented
The noticeable
lack o f aiip|iort on the part o f natrons
Veta H ickey..............
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Mrs. Robert Hanna
............ IX26.'I0 o f the schools also disheartened the
home debaters. On both sides the
Doilie* Set*
Inez Flin n ................................... 133630 feminine debater» were easily the
( >ur Candies and N; Table Runm-r
Eva K in g ...................................... 947501 favorites.
The crowd was not half as large as vertised last week «nä Lunch Sets
Mrs. Joe M cK ibben...................... 796>a>
anticipated,
but reports show it to that w e sold was vefl
Mattie W hitten............................. 62970
Fancy Linen
have been as large as at the other ( )ur Prices are right-
Mrs. Fairy Allen ..........................67450 cities in the league.
Fancy Brtuikf
Rilla S ten n ett............................. 66970
The judges were Carlton Spencer and
We have just receir Te|l cloths ..
Vera C row ..................................... 63600 Prof. Kempthorn o f the State U. ami of lardiniereH from«11
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Thelma Jones.............................. 50250 Prof, Wakefield o f Creswell.
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Preceding the debate th«-r«* was a
Christina T u rk ............................. 49H30 piano duet by Misses Matthews and not expensive. Take* ;
Martha W oolley.............................269.301 Armstrong, voraj solo by A lbert An- window display. Priced
Blanche I.indstrom....................................17160 M erB°n and piano solo by Miss Alice
Toys! T o y » !;
Elsie Pleuard..................................62001
the
. 6200
debate the same night at
Names not given are the same as .Springfield, Cottage Grove's affirma­ For ('.iris and Boy»- ^
last week.
tive team, coinpoaed o f Miss Fern Hol­ them.
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Votes given by The .Sentinel are as comb and Ross Awhrey also lost by an
Fisher’« Flour i» K1
unanimouM derision.
follows :
R h on e
j For QualiljJ
be the best.
'Fry one sack and )
ye®«’ ......................................... 6,000
ways
use it.
Eugene Register: Deputy Warden
On each old subscription, first year
A
satisfied
custom*'
Frank H. Smalgrass, formerly city
................................................. 1,500
asset.
marshal
at
Cottage
Grove,
brought
hia
On each year above one year on
On each new
subscription first
Snodgrass May Go to Eugene.
family to Eugene yesterday.
They
either new or old. (On new
will
reside
in
the
Lombard
house
«.n
subscriptions all above first
West Eighth Street.
Miss Orpha
year ia considered as old sub­
scription) ................................ 2,000
On clubs o f five old subscriptions,
a bonus o f .............................. 5 (gg)
On clubs of five new subscriptions, a
X
bonus of.
10.1KH)
On each $1.00 worth o f job printing
(10 per cent o f price must ac­
company o rd er)...................... .
No coupons given on advertising.
Leon Ray Succeeds Miss Melheim.
Miss .Melheim, teacher o f history
l° n’
,,a rvey> C u r r i n ,
Sanford, and mathematics has resigned her po­
Matthews; organist, Mrs. Kerr.
sition and left for her home in H|>okane.
Hugh Currin is teaching her classes
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until the Christmas vacation, after
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S ta tio n e r y o f
which time Prof. Leon Ray o f Junction
e v e r y k in d .— S e n t in e l.
City will assume the position.
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visions found In then e n t
ton, w« r«- i'.* rely ers í
«llae,“ ami re« rived U«l
aeeorlivl or«lin»ry me
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rule« |iromulgst«»J I j ih
the ne«» » e r vice, ts t >
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CHURCH NEWS
J Presbyterian Choir Arranges Musi­
SOCIETY
PIANO CONTEST
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cal Treat to Usher in Christ­
M. E. CH U RCH
mas Season.
9:45 a. m., Sunday school; 11 a. m.f
Following is the program for a sac­
sermon by Mrs. James T. Moore, sub­
je c t:
"H eaven s Choral to E a rth "; red concert at the Preahyterian Church
6:30, Epworth Leagu e; 7 :30, song and Sunday evening:
sermon, subject: "E xclu ded.”
Voluntary..................
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Mrs. Kerr
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H .
Hymn ..................................... Antioch
Members and friends o f the church
Prayer
who wish to make a g ift to the poor of
Gloria (congregation standing;___
the community are requested to bring
“ Christian. The Morn Breaks
such gifts wrapped in white to the
Sweetly O’ er T h e e " ..........Shelley
church Tuesday afternoon or evening.
Choir
I f such g ifts are for any fam ily in par­
'Solos, Miss Lockwoo«!, Messrs. Strat­
ticular they may be so addressed and
ton, Matthews, Currin)
contain the name o f the donor.
Scripture
Owing to limited seating capacity,
Birthday o f a K in g .. Ethelbert N evin
the exercises on Tuesday evening will
Miss Leah Perkins
be especially for children and those on
Prayer
Sunday evening for adults. The offar-
Holy N igh t*.............................Hayden
ing o f Sunday evening w ill go to the
Messrs. Stratton, Bisbey, Harvey,
fund for purchase o f music for the
Powell
choir.
Christmas Song ...................... Adams
B A P T IS T CH U RCH
Misses Holderman, Veatch, Perkins,
Services for next Sunday:
Bible
Lockwood, Silsby, Mrs. Miller
school at 10 a. m. sharp; preaching Mass in F ............................ J. Concone
service at 11. Rev. C. M. Cobb w ill K y r ie ...............................................
preach, subject:
"W here Is H e ? "
Choir
Junior meeting at 3 p. m .; young peo- Gloria in E xcelsis......................
pie's meeting at 6:30, subject: "W h a t
Choir
the Coming o f Christ Has Done and ,
(Solo Miss Holderman)
W ill Do For the W orld.” A cordial Credo...............................................
welcome to all. Christmas entertain­
Choir
ment and tree on Christmas Eve.
Et Incarnatua ..............................
Choir
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
Sanctua .........................................
R. A. Moon, pastor.
The special meetings at the Christian Misses Veatch, Holderman, Perkins,
Silsby, Messrs. Bishey, Stratton,
Church begin Friday night. Dec. 20.
Harvey, Matthews
Meeting every night at 7:30. Stirring
song service, soul-saving sermons at Benedictua ............................... ...
Misaes Lockwood, Perkins, Silsby,
each service. A Christmas program
Mrs. M iller
and cantata will be given Tuesday
night, Dec. 24, by the Sunday school O, Salutaria....................................
Choir
and chorus. Everyone welcome.
(Solo Mr. Stratton)
Mine Will Shut Down.
Agnua Dei. . . . * ............................
The Champion properties in the Bo­ Domine Salvan...............................
hemia district w ill close down Satur­
Choir
day for a month or more. It is hard to
C h o i r membera: Misaca Smith,
keep men at this time o f the year and
Veatch, Braly, Lockwood, Holderman,
necessary repairs can be made during
Perkins,
Kennon, Harmes, Perkins,
the layoff.
P. raly, Silsby, Lea, Mrs. Adams, Mrs.
«Miller; Messrs. Veatch, Bisbey, Strat-
Would Unseat Parsons.
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«else» and of the unfa.rnraa to em­
ployer» tti»t might result from injurie»
mali
fello« *--rk
men. “ Why not earry the idea out to
the iwn»ionlng of »II who »utter from
¡conditions for wh.eh they «re not to
blame? It would be ju»l «» reason­
able," declared the »|M-»krr
Neckties at ........................ I*«'. 25c,
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A surprise birthday party was given
on Goldie Hayes Friday evening at the
home o f Miss Juliet Woodard. Many
games were played. Refreshments of
cocoa and sandwiches were served.
Those present were Juliet Woodard,
Goldie Hayes, Alta Gover, Elsie Coff­
man, M yrtle DeSpain. Carrie Woods,
Ruby
Ferguson,
Frances
Wallin,
Bertha Stephens, Anna Anderson,
Verna Hawkins, Robin Powell, Oscar
and Albert Woodard, Guy Whitlock,
George Boyd, Fred Thornton, Ward
Foster, Albert Hull and Mr. Mowe,
the latter o f Eugene.
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thr nrwly cr«MltK
A th lrll
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A argument was that the inaurai.ee »hould I Mr» t>a\» « a g
taken ... »ome w»y out of the coat dlaeaaea, she hivlns
Last Christmas Suggestion Y of In- production.
He »howrd the danger
♦i* I of workmen purpoMly injuring then, for several year*.
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