Cottage Grove sentinel., March 13, 1913, Image 2

NEW SPRING SUITS
11$40,000 HIGH SCHOOL SOMETHING NICE FOR
BOND ELECTION
WOMEN READERS
IS CALLED
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the Hast Side building, is the only
uvuiluble site.
The achool board has boon p u t to
considerable inconvenience (his y ea r
in a r r a n g i n g the rooms anti dividing
the g ra d e s betw een the tw o school
buildings an d the m e m b ers Itolieve
th a t with th e la rg e n u m b e r to g r a d ­
u ate from th e e ighth g r a d e this year,
conditions will be much worse next
y e a r ami t h a t th e E a s t Side building
will not be uble to c a r e fo r th e in ­
creased a tten d a n ce . It has been call-
matod t h a t by m a k in g a r r a n g e m e n t s
to care for an increased atten d a n ce ,
it can be so a u g m e n te d as to add
$1,2<><> to the aid now received, which
would m ake a tota l of $3,000 special
county high school aid for the one
year. This a m o u n t would be increased
from your to y e a r an d would assist
considerably in pnying for the new ( o l t s q r Grove lo d q e No. M, A. I.
building.
A A. M. Meetings fust am i third
T h ere a r e now $ 10,18)0 in bonds o u t ­
W ednesdays of the um nth in
Masonic Hull, Pacific H ig h w a y .
s ta n d in g u g a i n s t the district.
Entire new line just re­
ceived this week direct
from the largest manu­
facturers o f cTHen’s
Clothing in the United
States.
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NOW IS JUST TH E TIM E
N ext m eeting M arch I').
EVERY CROSS STREET
TO BE PAVED
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Men’s grey worsted, diagonal stripe
Youth’s tan worsted, fancy stripe .
Men’s light grey, diagonal stripe
$ 1 1 .0 0
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$ 1 2 .5 0
$ 1 5 .0 0
Men’s brown all-wool, fancy stripe
$ 1 6 .0 0
Men’s navy blue all-wool, fancy stripe
$ 1 6 .0 0
Men’s navy blue serge, all wool
$ 1 6 .5 0
.
any s tr e e t squares and the e n tir e e x ­
pense will fall on the property owners.
W h a t do you w ant, a n y w a y ? A S e n ­
1 lie c ity 's expense for paving this year
tinel w ant ad. will g e t it for you.
will be light.
T here has been some talk of m aking
an effort to have the county build u
steel bridge across the Coast Fork s <->-:-x-:->-x«x-x-:-x->-:-x~x><~x->
distance weal of the p rese n t bridge,
extending N inth S tr e e t to m e et it ami
having the Pacific H ighw ay route
rhanged to come through the city, but
it is underatmal nothing can be done
with this plan this year.
A dvertisem ents in this d e p a r tm e n t
6c a line. F'lgurt* 6 words to line.
$ 1 3 .0 0
,
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Men’s navy blue all-wool whipcord
$ 1 8 .0 0
Men’s navy blue fancy strife, all-wool
$20 00
J . li. Y o u n g , S e c ’y
(otta<|e Grove ( h o p t e r No. -I, 0.
I. S. R egular m eetings second
and fourth F ridays nl the im m th
at Masonic Hall, Pacific H i g h ­
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way. Next meeting March 14.
Initiation, file W orthy (>raud
north and south from Main with the
Matron will be present.
exception of N inth, does not include
TO SELECT YOUR EASTER SUIT
Men’s Brown Worsted, fancy stri{>e
Every woman likes p r e tty snd fancy
tilings. Realizing th a t some of the
most appreciative readers of The Son-
lincl are women. The Sentinel has p r e ­
pared something nice for them , so m e­
thing th a t will tie a joy forever, so m e­
thing which they will wish to keep in
(he parlor where visiting friends can
see it. This prem ium Is s sa lin pillow
top on which Is printed the first page
of The Sentinel, m aking a dealgn out
of the ordinary but a t the sam e tim e
a ttr a c t iv e and rich.
The Sentinel
takes pride in the a t tr a c t iv e a p p e a r ­
ance of its first page, slid lias received
com m ent upon its a r tis tic make-up In
s r t journals from the Pacific to the
Atlantic. We put more work anil labor
into preparing our first page for the
press than moat any o th e r country
weekly into p reparing the whole pa|>er.
There la more live news on the first
page than in the whole of most coun­
try w«*eklies. Fur these many reasona
we believe this unususl prem ium will
lie an a t tr a c t iv e one.
One of these nieces is easily w orth a
dollar. We will give one free w ith
every two y ea r subscription or for 26
re n ts e x t r a oil a single year su b sc rip ­
tion.
WANT ADS
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Agents for the Royal Tailors of Chi­
Men’s two-piece Norfolk suits
cago, Made - to - Measure Clothing
Youth’s brown worsted, fancy
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MAIN ST.
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WHERE YOU
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JOHNSON LOSES BOUT * ....... ............... : t
A lively boxing m atch took place
F rid ay n ig h t before the C ottage Grove
A thletic Association betw een F o y e
Johnson, form er lig h tw e ig h t cham pion
of the navy, an d “ C urley” U nderw ood,
this being th e l a t t e r ’s first fight since
he retire d se v eral y e a rs ago. The d e ­
cision was g ive n U nderw ood in the
ninth round because of a foul on the
p a r t of Jo h n so n , alth o u g h Johnson
had his opponent a t his m e rc y d u r in g
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th e e n tire m atch.
Before calling on your best girl drop
in and let me put the finishing touch
to your dress—A classy shine will do it
FRED LIZER, Expert Bootblack
Headquarters W ILLARD & ALLISON Barter Shop
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The Emanon Club met w ith Mrs. W.
B. Cooper la st Thursday. The a f te r-
noon was pleasantly spent sew ing and
c h a ttin g a f t e r which Mrs. Cooper
served a d a in ty luncheon of banana
salad and sandwiches, w afers and tea.
Those p rese n t w ere Mesdames Groff,
Allison, Bisby, Arm es, Short, Urn
phrey, Cochran and Bede. T he club will
m e et with Mrs. B ert Richmond n ex t
week.
The Social Tw elve m e t last T h u rs ­
day with Mrs. A. L. Monroe. A fte r
the usual work r e f re sh m e n ts of chicken
salad, brown and w hite bread, cake,
coffee and pickles w ere served. M em ­
bers p rese nt w ere Mesdames A bram s,
Burkholder, Monroe, Job, H. A. Miller,
Hill, Compton, G. M. Hall, H. Veatch,
: Lurch. G u e sts were Mesdames L. W.
: H enry and C. Adams.
which was h u n d red s a day fo r several
days, will soon be reduced to little
o r nothing. S t a t e S heep Inspector
Dr. W. H. Lytle, of Pendleton, is still
w o rk in g in the affected d is t ric t and
h as not changed his first diagnosis
t h a t poison fodder w as t h e cause of
1 th e epidemic. W hile it is impossible
to e s tim a te th e to ta l loss to sheep-
men> it will ru n into th o u s a n d s of dol-
]arg
T housands of sheep and lambs
had died which a , iwle ,a t e r wou,d
I p r o bably be w orth from $2.50 to $3.00
j a p [e c e
Mystery of Years Is
Solved
C. H. V anD enburg th is week solved
a puzzle t h a t has been both e rin g him
since he s e t out tw o che rry trees six
years ago. One of th e treea grew
rapidly and produced bountifully, a t ­
ta in in g a d ia m e t e r of aome six inches,
while the o th e r seemed tu be s tru g g lin g
for e x iste n ce and a ttain ed a d ia m e te r
o f only two inches in the sa m e length
of tim e. The tr e e s w ere side by side
The following item appeared in the and both had a p p a ren tly the sam e op­
Sunday Oregonian, accompanied by a p o rtu n ity . Mr. V an D en b u rg was con-
picture of Mrs. Belle L e tt, who is a
sis te r of Mrs. S arah E. P a r k e r of this
city :
An in te r e s tin g event, and one thor-
i oughlv enjoyed bv a la rg e host of
guests, was the b irthda y reception
given a t S erene Court by Mrs. M.
¡ ‘KICKS
S U C H UTKKEh
j Belle L ett. T he in vitations for this
d elig h tfu l affair had announced th a t
: the hostess had arrived a t the age of
W e h av e a dozen too m any
| ‘‘th ree score young and sw eet s ix ­
ra n g es for o ur limited floor.space.
t e e n . ” The e a r lie r p a r t of the eve n­
Q Vou can save eno u g h buying
ing was passed in Mrs. L e t t ’s a p a r t­
one of them to pay for wood a
ments, where she received her guests
I ; in a ch a rm in g m anner.
Mrs. L e tt
couple o f m onths. T h i n k of it!
wore a handsome gown of brocaded
A M onarch Malleable, th e world
satin, elaborate ly trim m ed w ith je t.
famous, {jeer of them all, re-
As ornam ents she wore diamonds.
A f t e r the reception th e company a d ­
jo urned to the roof garden for a supper
and dancing. The gu ests were most
<1 O r if som ething a little cheaj>er
cordially e n tertain ed , young and old
i/ V a .
alike p a r tic ip a tin g in the dance and
suits you better, you X
c . a a it
n ’t i beat
th e music.
the O ccidental Cast, a
As a fitting ending to th e eve n in g 's
$50 perfect cooker for
enjoym ent a t m idnight. Mri. L e tt cut
th e birthday cake. Many b e a u tifu l and
ap p ropriate g i f t s were presented to
th e hostess.
RANGES
The B readE atingB oy
Is a H ealthy Boy
Feed your children all the whole-
Bome bread they will eat. I t
builds muscle.
Makes them
strong physically and m entally.
You can alw ays bake th e right
kind of bread for them if you in­
sist on using
Drifted Snow Flour
Makes the m ost delicious bread
you ever ta ste d —and bread th a t
is wholesome, for D rifted Snow
passes an unusually high gluten
te st. I t ’s the gluten in the flour
th a t builds th e muscle. Tell your
grocer to bring you a sack in
th e m orning—you’ll find it the
most satisfactory flour you ever
used.
SPERRY FLOUR CO.
TACOMA
?o“cei ,ro” .V':VWI $51.00
$42.50
A peculiar coincidence was dis­
covered this w eek by m em bers o f the
E m a non Club.
The birthdays of
Mesdams W. B. Cooper, Groff and Bede
and the wedding anniversaries of
Mesdames V. Allison and U m phrey,
all members of th e club, occurred on
Monday. A tin show er was planned
for Mrs. Allison b u t was postponed on
account of sickness.
Epidemic Stemmed.
W hile m a n y sheep a r e still d y in g on
th e Low er P ow de r and in th e vicinity
of Goose creek, n e a r Baker, still it is
' th o u g h t t h a t th e w o rs t of th e epidemic
is over, an d t h a t th e d e a th ra te ,
LEADERS CLOSE UP
Miss Veta Hickey and Mrs. Robt
Hanna Nip and Tuck for
First Place.
With less th a n 60,000 difference in
th e ir vote M iss.V eta H ickey and Mrs.
H anna are running nip and tuck for
first place in the piano contest. Mrs.
McKibben, ln s z Flynn and Killa Sten-
n e t t still hold prize-w inning positions
and o th e rs are close enough to be
dangerous.
S tanding of candidates is as follows:
V eta Hickey ...............
1106950
Mrs. R obert H anna ....................1058290
Mrs. Jo e M c K ib b e n ......................... 889070
Inez F lin n ................
753060
Thelma J o n e s .................................... .405940
Rills S t e n n e t t ....................................415&10
Blanche L in d a tro m ........................... 356660
M attie W h i t t e n ............................... 368970
Mrs. Fairy Allen ............................. 293950
M a rth a W oolley..................................274030
C h ristina T u r k ................................ .351680
Mamie M ichael............................... 298390
R uth Ew ing ....................................... 251500
N am es not given are th e sam e as
last week.
Rees-W allace gives 1000 votes on each
$1.00 purchase.
Votes given byJThe S e ntine l are aa
fo llo w s :
On each new subscription f irs t
y e a r ................................................... 5,000
On each old subacription, first year
............................................................ 1,500
On each y e a r above one y e a r on
e i th e r new o r old. (On new
subscriptions all above first
y ea r is considered as old su b ­
scription; ........................................2,000
On clubs of five old subscriptions,
a bonus o f ....................................... 5,000
On clubs of five new subscriptions, a
bonus o f ........................................10,000
No coupons given on a d v e rtisin g .
Takes Many Apples
W ynne & Woods
to Make Sick
Hardware
tinually n ursing the tr e e and h u nting
for g rub worms, but his efforts were
w ithout avail.
This week he decided to move the
r u n t to an o th er piece of ground in the
hopes of se cu rin g b e t te r results, and
when the tre e was remove«! a large
fungus gro w th was found a tta c h e d to
th e ta p root m few inches below the
surfa ce . T his had stopped th e grow th
o f th e root and a p p a re n tly had p re ­
vented nourishm ent from rea ch in g it.
T he ow ner believes w ith th is grow th
removed th e tr e e will do as well as the
other.
A f t e r rea ding the account of a Dins-
from ea tin g a sprayed apple. F r u it In
spe cte r C. FI. S t e w a r t took ocoasion to
inform The S entinel t h a t a chemical
analysis has proved t h a t a person would
need to eat two sacks of sp ray e d apples
to be affected in any way. He doubts
if anyone will ev e r be poisoned in th a t
m anner. “ Apples picked from trees at
this tim e of y e a r should be carefully
pared before being e a t e n , ” said Mr.
S te w a r t.
“ T he foreign substances
t h a t g a t h e r on them a r e dangerous
w hen tak en into th e system .
As a
m a tte r of fac t apples are not fit for
food a f te r re m a in in g on th e tr e e s d u r ­
ing the w i n t e r . ”
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F o r SALK OR TRA D E
FOR SALE. HO-ACRE FARM, 25
seres under cultivation, 2 miles from
city, good house, barn and running
w ate r. Price $3600, Im pure S e n ti­
nel office.
m!3-a3pd fgl
the present bog into one of the finest
rock roads in the west.
The commercial club of Roaeburg
gave the gu ests a royal welcome and
in the evening the Douglas Countv FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. T H E
A lbany shingle mill. A modern u p ­
Good Roads Association was organized,
with auxiliaries at D ram, Comstock,
r ig h t machine, 6 saws, 4 collar», "Jt
Yoncalla and other p arts of the county.
h. p. boiler ami engine, cutoff rig,
Im n o rtau t am ong the business t r a m -
grinder, tocla and ev e ry th in g re-
acted by the association was th a t of
«tuired to m ake up a first clasa mill,
adopting resolutiona im ploring the
county court of Douglas Countv finan­
all in good condition ,m uat lie moved
cially to assist the residents of N o rth ­
and will sell for $1600. Coat $3100.
ern Douglas County in improving the
T ra de for any real e a ta te or give
road through Pass Creek Canyon.
term s. FI. A. Thompson, Mill City,
Ore.
m l3|aj
LECTURE BY LEWTAS
IS FEATURE
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Ken non, Miss Cellers and Miss Wallin
will lead the discussion of the rem a in ­
ing ch a p te rs o f the book.
tiose in atte n d a n c e from C o ttag e
Grove w ere S upt. Dunton, Prof. Ksy
nd Prof. P urva nce and Misses Ken-
non, Currin, Buell, Lena Holcomb, Ivy
Holcomb, Hooper, Perkins, Gleason,
B anta, Wilson and Wohrer. From out
of to w n :
Dist. 25, Miss W allin;
Dist. 26, Misses P urvance and S m ith ;
Dist. 34, Miss V ilas; Dist. 48, Miss
H u rc h sm ; Dist. 60, Miss W h ite ; Dist.
19, Miss M iller; Dist. 122, Miss Cel-
e r s ; Dist. 128, Miss lle m e iiw s y ;
Dist. 131, Mr. Z a c h a rie s; D is't. 177,
MisH O 'M ara. The following m em bers
of the high school class in pedagogy
w ere also in a t te n d a n c e : Misses G il­
christ, Anderson, Cox, Sams, Holcomb
nd Keyes.
FIRST GAME OF SEASON PLAYED
FOR S A L E SIX A C R ES , f M IL E
from C o ttag e Grove, 2 acrea cleared,
4 acrea tim ber, good 3-room houae.
Price $8 lX). Address box 272, C o t­
ta g e Grove, Ore.
H L m 6 tf
O R D E R S T A K E N F O R H U F F OR-
pington chicks. A few se ttin g s of
eggs a f t e r Murch 16 a t 76c per s e t ­
ting. G. lie nnett. m6 l.'lp
FOR R EN T. P I.A T O F G R O U N D
M O t l * suitable for garden. I,. FI.
Dunn, 40 W illa m ette Court.
f27-
tnlSpd
FOR SALE. 4) A C R E P R U N E OR-
chard within city lim its o f Yoncalla,
Ore. Address, F. L. F’inney, Row
River, Ore.
F’ O R
S A L E . IT A L IA N
PRUNE
trees. Im pure s i DesLarr.es Grocery.
FOR S A L E .—H O U S E A N D LOT FOR
$1,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has
76 foot fro n t and is 96 f e e t deep,
D. H. C ham berlain.
d l3 tf
Eighth Grade Defeats Seventh on
Diamond.
GOOD
LITTLE
BUSINESS
FOR
sale.
Good location, sm all rent.
O wner wishes to sell on account of
health. $6i8j will handle it. Appply
P. (I. Box 416, C o ttag e Grove, O re.,
or inquire a t Sentinel office.
T he first baseball g a m e of the sca-
ron for C o tta g e G rove was played F’rl-
lay a fte rn o o n between te a m s from
the seventh an d e ig h th grade s. The
c o n te st was a close one, being a 0 to 0
G« km 1 2-horse pow er e le c tric motor
affair until to the fo u rth inning, when for ssle at a b arga in. T he S e n t i n e l . . .
the e ighth g r a d e g ra d u a lly pulled
a w a y and won by a score of 6 to 2.
T he lino up:
Flighth Grade.
S eventh Grade.
S m ith
.........
Van Bosknrd
K err
R oberts ........... P .........
S p en ce r ....... ...... lb
Veatch
S. Coffman ..... 2b .......................P la s t e r
K. Coffman
3b
A n lau f
Medley
ss
Moras
Spriggs Bros.
Blacksmiths
L e g a t.................I f .......
K ir n e
H a w k i n s .............. c f ..............................Kem
S e n t e r ................... r f
B a rk e r
WEST COAST MINE TO
BESOLD
West Coast Mines Co, property in the
Bohemia D istric t will he sold March
17 by sh e riff's sale to sa tisfy a m o r t­
gag e held by C hester Chrism an of Flu-
gene, am ounting to less th a n $3,000.
This will probably affect the ju d g m e n t
o f $10,000 for personal Injuries secured
by Mark E. S tone la st week.
I f you do n ’t rea d The Sentinel you
d o n ’t g e t m ore th a n h a lf th e news.
Horse Shoeing and General
Repairing Work
Sixth Street near Main
Phone 40