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I Yrti, are Cordially Invited to Inspect Our ring: Merchandise Exhibit a HE NEW EST, the best, the latest, the cream of the market is here. & With an eye only to obtaining the best quality merchandise to suit Y your taste and purse, w e have made a selection the peer of any previous £ a showing. It means a harvest of ideas from which our customers can X garner to their heart’s content. Come today, tomorrow or this week and see our New Spring Merchandise. T % ---------------- ■ | American & Imported Wash Fabricsl All the lie«- dress fabrics w hich F ashion has decreed will lie |x ip u lar th is season, livery d esirable color co m b in atio n is in o u r assortm ent. 27 to 36 inch C rystal C loth. P oplin, Soisette, etc . in tan. blue. pin k , brow n, lavender, cream , w hite. OQp O ur cash price, a y d . . . . ¿uu 27 to 36 inch b e a u tifu l F ine W eave 23 c Voiles, in tan . w hite, lig h t blue, salm on, etc. C ash price, a yd. ■ : ■— = = = Muslin Underwear T rim m ed w ith plentv of lace or em broidery as von chooM Bvvry g a rm e n t at a ca sh sav in g price. The Tuesday Night Club met thia week in Phillips' Hall. Meailamea Gra ham, I). II. Ilcntenway and Groff were t h e committee o n entertainment. Wafers, sandwiches and coffee wore served. Mcddiers ot the eighth grude gave a party in Pliilli|>a‘ Hall Pruluy evening Games and social chat ami a grand march were the divleraiona. Refresh ments were served of lemonade, cake, coffee and sandwiches About 40 were present. Another party will be given tomorrow, ÏW : 65c 50c m 65c I $1.35 J $1.25 Corset C overs priced each , 23c t o _______ A - S k irts, p riced ea ch u p w a r d s __________ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ | worship, subject: "The Great (’on* t r a c t ; " 6:30 p. m., young people'* m * SOCIETY S e e tin g , aubjert: •’Pioneer Service ♦ ♦ 7:30, eveniag service, s u b je c t: "T he Unchanging.” A cordial welcome to Clinton W. Davis of Row River and •II. Miss Minnie Grace lnnis of Creawvll CHRISTIAN CHURCH were married at the latter place S a tu r R. A. Moon, pastor. day and are making their home at Row Servle*» for next Sunday »a follow*: River. Supbject for II *. m.. "Missionary Miaa F.dith Klwood Hustings, daugh Interpretation of t h e ‘Lord’* P r a y e r ;" ter of Mr. and Mra. Itice Hustings of 7;S0 p. m., "Hiblo Answer to the this city, was married In l ’ortland Question: What Muat 1 On To Hu Tuesday to Robert Sherwood of that Saved?” city who ia in the moving picure busi M. K. CHURCH ness there. He was a resident of this .lame* T. Moore. Pastor. city two or three years ago. At 7 :80 on Thurrdav an I Friday eve Mra. Pet Sanford entertained a small nings, prayer meeting. Sunday, 9 .46 gathering a t "five hundred" Monday a m ., Sunday school; 11 a. in.,. The evening. Rev. John l.ewtaa will liegln a special Mra. II. A. Miller entertained the revival meeting ami will hold service Social Twelve luat Thursday afternoon. at 2 :30 and 7 ;30 each day thereafter. In a sewing contest Mra. Compton won Mr. I.ewt** has tiaveled extensively the prize. A buffet lunch of cuke and in the Holy Land and In Europe. He punch was served. Members present hua conducted succcssful'rcviviil m eet were Mend nines Abrams, Compton, G. ing* in the British laic* and la now M. Hall, Hill, Monroe, Burkholder, Job, closing a meeting of far reaching re- 11. A. Miller, Lurch. Fakin, II. Veatch. aulla in Albany. Guests present were Meadumea C. Adams, Wampole, Shay, Armatrong, Scovetl, Milla, Chamber* and Nichols. D raw ers, p riced i>er p a ir 23c t o ________ 23c 1.00 • 4* • Things We Think Things other* think, and what we think of the things others think If "absence make* the heart grow fonder," the sirloin stesk ought to l>e prizini very highly. When a man marries tho "b o s s" girl, he m ustn't kick if he can't have his w,iy all the time. Even with the democrats in power, we anticipate tha t there will still be Home slight differences of opinion to 27 to 32 inch D im ities and I.aw ns. in overcome before we get the tariff fixed striped o r figured designs. O ur t Qp A farewell party wua given Monday (to w n s, priced cash price, a yd. ‘>c, 13c a n d — I Ou night for Mr and Mrs. W. L. Veatch. So tha t it suits all of us. 6.5c t o _________ _ A handkerchief shower was given Mrs. A fter all the fun men have made of E nglish C ords in light blue, tail Veatch. Conversation and music were women for their inability to throw P rincess Slips, an d w hite. P rice a y d ., IS c — the diversions of the evening. Refresh thing* straight, the suffragists are h it priced ea ch , up $ ments of punch and cake were served. ting the mark quite frequently. 30 inch Flow ered C repe O f lP S av e m onev here. See our About 40 were present. Chiffon. Price a v d . ------------ Z U u An exchange says: That chain of big d isp lay . hospitals twenty miles apart planned W. O. W. lodge held its annual roll 36-itich L inens in blue, tan , call Friday evening. Aflei work anti for Long Island will be handy for auto- brow n, pink a n d w hite. A y d .. T ha t's speeches by all members present, an niobilista and their victims. about the right distance a p a r t—the 36 inch All L inen S u itin g elegant banquet was served. A limit 80 automoblliRta can lie tuken into the one heavv w eight. A y d --------- members were present. Black S ite e n — full w idth nearest the accident abd the victim to 30-inch R atine C rash S u itin g B a c h ..................... The Kmleavorers of the Christian the next one ahead. A v d . ___ ____ ____ ______ . church met a t the homo of Mias C srrtr W hen haunted by hunger and pover Black Silk T affeta, heavy iffO C fl Woods Friday evening. A successful ty, it is a pleasure to see the ghost wt deep p laited flounce business meeting was held, a fte r which walk. gamea were played. Black heav y w eight p u re silk A woman's one great fault seems to McCall Pattern M escaline; deep flounce: An unusually interesting and enjoy be in the hats she wears -but the r e a 5137, Ladies’ Dresa full w idth sk irt. Hacb able meeting of the Kuterpean Club was son it aiqHiars that way may tie be- Price, 15 cents held Friday evening at the home of Mr. cauac the hat hides all her other faults. Black co m b in atio n H eath erb lo o n i and Mrs. C. W. Wallace, with Miss top w ith p u re silk T affeta Q QC It's fortunate tha t the Congressional Ursula laickwoud as hostess. A fter the Record doeen’t require a paid up sub fleuuce. E ach program musical game«, < bar ados anti srription Hat for admission to the mails. Black M oray P etticoat, con versa! ion made the members feel at An eastern professor say* he has heavy w t., deep flounce, ea home. Refreshments were served from succeeded in educating house file*. the table in the dining room, which was 10-lb. pail Corn Syrup, 48c; 5-lb. p ail, 20c; 4<)c Blend M agnolia Coffee a G loss C loth P ettico ats, We tru st their ideas of propagation decorated with carnations. The follow lb ., 32c; U. & M. Special Coffee a lb. 27c; 6 lb ., choice Rolled O ats, 25c; 89c to -. ................ ill follow along the same lines as ing program was a source of genuim- 16 lbs., best C ane S ugar, $1.00; 6 9-oz. b ars W hite L au n d ry S oap, 25c; onjoyinent to the guests of |the club as those of educated humans. H eath erb lo o n i P ettico ats 50c sack P repared P a n c a k e F lour, 40c; 3 c a n s P ink S alm on, 25c; 3 ’ j lbs. well as to the member*: A woman wuuldn't be satisfied if her E a c h $1 .4 5 to fancy, long grain , un p o lish ed Rice, 25c; S ta n d a rd Brooms, ea ch 3<)c; Eventide. ........... Nevin husband never did anything she could not complain to her mother about. Messrs. Stratton and Harvey M atches a box. 4c: 1913 G arden Seeds a pap er. 4c; 31b*. O nion Sets. 25c; Colored P ettico ats The Message of the Violet Luders The happy married people are not as B ach f i .95 t o ....... ........... tw o 25c p k g s. P y ram id W a sh in g Pow der. 35c. I d-or ge Hall noticeable as the other kind because I Love You Truly Carrie Jacobs-Hontl they don’t m ik e as much noise about Harold White it. Love’s Sorrow Harry Rowe Shelly If there 1« anything th a t justifies a George Matthews man In getting exasperated. It is to Roses A fter Rain . . . . . Liza Lehmann get up to answer the telephone at 2 a. Blanche Veatch m. and have central tell you she rang R ose m onde .... . . . . . . . ('barnmade the wrong number. Lloyd Stratton If you have ever noticed it is the Mesdames N. E. Compton *nd C. E. busy people who d o n 't complain about Umphrey entertain«*! the M. E. Ladies' not getting their work done. J. A. Hills, the Eugene game war male and carried two fawns. The car JUNCTION CREAMERY PROFITS A id S o c i e t y yesterday afternoon $150 FOR KILLING FEMALE DEER den, It is hnrd for a man to understand had been under the impression cass was sent to State Game Warden at the Umphrey home, the affa r what a woman ace* in him to admire. Cottage Grove Game W arden Cap that some were getting deer in viola Finley at Portland. The law does not Newest In d u stry E njoys Largest being a dish shower, of which a large No m a tte r how many figure* there tion of law and tha t he was being specify what is to be done with the collection was received. In a bird con tures Springfield Poachers. Growth of A ny. are in the price of a dress, a woman is watched, so he engaged W arden George meat, but Finley telephoned that he test Mrs. Nixon won the prize and in Dr. J. R. Barr of Springfield paid Knox of Cottage Grove to take his will distribute it to various charitable Junction C ity 's youngest industry is guessing the nicknames of generals not satisfied unless she has another $150 in Eugene justice court Monday place in the mountains near Oakridge. institutions. A one. enjoying the greatest growth of any Mrs. G. M. Hall won the honor*. Two does were killed by the party, started in this city in the past five two-course luncheon was served, con for killing a female deer out of sea Knox went up on the train with the If women of a hundred years ngo son. Dr Barr was one of a party of party, the members of which thought but the warden was able to get but the y e a r s . T h e Junction cooperative sisting of coffee, sandwiches and pickles, could see their great granddaughters seven who bad gone up the Natron cut he was a surveyor, although he did not one. Other arrests are expected to creame-y which started November 1, cake, coffee and cookie*. Mrs. Robert of today they would think they must off with aeven dogs. state his business. The deer was a fe follow. About have married a lot of stingy husbands. with only 41 members nr stockholders, Sutcliffe was a guest of honor. now has a total membership of 90 pa 42 members were present. T here's no use of living if you c a n ’t trons. In November 4080 pounds of The W. C. T. U. will meet a t the make nomeone happy. butter were made, in December 5176, home of Mrs. Knox a t 3 p. m. tomor When a grain of sand gets Into a and in January 6668. At this same row and hold a special praise service clam shell and causes the occupantfsor- rate of increase the business at the end because of the passage of the Wehb- row and grief, it doesn't wail and moan of 1913 will be enormous. In Novem Kenyon-Shepard bill by congress. and find fault with all creation. It ber 33 cents, in December 37 cents and sets about doing that which will alle Mr*. Jame* llemenway entertained in January 40 cents p e r pound fur but viate the irritation. It covers the ter fa t was paid the patrons. Forty yesterday afternoon with a George rough substance with a secretion that cents in January was more than any Washington party for Mrs. Jam es Lisle makes it smooth and copifortahl* and of Portland who i* visiting her daughter, other creamery paid. Chris Myhre, the In a guessing con easy to abide with. In a few years secretary of the association, states that Mrs. J. L. Senter. test the prize was won by JMrs. Harry the homely, obstrusive grain of *and at first the association experienced Short. Luncheon was served. Favors becomes a beautiful pearl. We too considerable difficulty In disposing of Decor may cover our sorrows and make them the butter, but now they are unable to were in the form of hatchets. things of value ra th e r than an ir r ita ations were flags and hunting. Resides supply the demand. tion. We may learn from the lowly the hostess and honored guest, those A rather unusunl procedure is fol pr«!*ent were Mesdames Emerson, C. clam how to beautify our lives and lowed by his plan. Every member is E. Jones, Will Ostrander, Fred Afolter, make them worth something to our given a pound of butter in exchange McQueen, I). H. llemenway, Short, fellow man. for a peund of butter fat. This is There never was a woman who would an item in itself to the members. In Youmans, Jam es Ostrander, Lockwood, January the members used 334 pounds Markley, DeWakl, Senter, Phelps, E. acknowledge tha t her neighbor could Biedler, Wallace, Bede, Tucker. make better butter than she. of butter. Mrs. D. H. llemenway will e n te r The reports for January show the A person doesn’t get blamed for following ; Total cash receipts, $2272.- tain a few friend* a t card* this evening. more than half Uh* aman things he does —and less credR tils 17; cash paid out, $2000. Nan th a t for the good ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ones. The running expenses for January were $237.59. The road to glory is .full of chuck CHURCH N E W S W e have them in Patent, Suede, Gun Metal and Nu-Buck. Black, W hite and Tan. holea. C hem ise priced each ‘H>c t o ____ 4> evil Wonderful Values in Petticoats Also Many Other Novelty Fabrics Grocery Offerings This Week Ì $1.65 i $2.25 $3.25 I UMPMREY & M ACKINf Th e Quality Cash Econom y Store The Shoe for Women Who Want a Snug Fit i have just received a 5 0 0 pairs :: W of the famous Utz Dunn shoes for ladies. Remember, this firm spe cializes in Ladies’ fine shoes, thereby making style, fit and durability an ab solute certainty. And la^t but by no means least, the prices are right, ranging from $2.75 to $5.00 Seeing is knowing. Come and see POWELL & CO. The Store for All the People POST OFFICE CORNER » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » » 4 0 0 X " X ^ X K K ^ " X ~ X ~ X K ~ X K ..:~ X ..X .-X ~ X ..X K “X ^ X ^ ..X ~ :..X ^ X ..X K » « X " X -X ^ X ~ X * .X ..X “X .< ..X H o rticu ltu ral Society to M eet. I l The Lane County Horticultural So Service* a t the Christian Science ciety will hold its next meeting at Hall every Sunday at 11 and Wednes Junction City. Wednesday, March 6, day evening a t 7 :30. All are welcome. and an urgent invitation to attend has BAPTIST CHURCH been issued to fruit growers of this end C. M. Cobb, Pastor. ot the county. Service* for next S unday: 10 a. m. Calling cards—The Sentinel. sharp, bible school; 11 a. m., public If folks were turned inside out there would be about as much difference In them as there ia now. The older a person gets the more he sees what a fool he was when he was younger. If I t’s in Tlie Sentinel i t ’s news—if i t ’a news i t ’s in The Sentinel. «*/ ••
