Cottage Grove sentinel., March 20, 1913, Image 2

GROVE LAD LEADING
MAN IN U. OF 0.
PRODUCTION *
Mr. Lewtas w
describe his impression o
of Christ
Gethsemane and the loud'
w ill give
and Jerusalem. At 2 :* » he
Making V»f •
a lecture entitled. “ <
This in a splendid and inaptr-
Man.
At
ing lecture and all are invited
ill
close
by
preaching
upon
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U N IV E R S IT Y P L A Y
the subject Ships We are Sailing In.
Individuality
E v ery m an needs it in his cloth es.
f
Monday and Tuesday the i" * » “
lectures which are described 1« ""oth er
column.
Mrs. Robert Hanna Forges to Front
T h e tailors
in Piano With Lead of
20,000 Votes.
who design and m ake K irchbau m cloth es are ex p erts
A m od erate in vestm en t
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of affair* and the chancre are the i.est Inimitable.
The title role, "M anaon,' ia made
week will are some strenuous rustling
by Carlton E. Spencer, to be not o f
for votes.
Standing of candidates ia as follow* : this earth, earthly, but to convey a
Mr*. Robert Hanna
.......... 1140040 strong spirituality that a'moal bnlea
Vets H ic k e y ......................
11**400 the human personality o f tha Bishop
Mrs. Joe McKibben....................897560 uf Benares." who build* churchea of
Inez Kltnn................................... 783060 the souls o f men and not o f bricks of
that
Thelma Jones........................ ....446280 clay. S|iencer makee you fu rgsl
416400 I nr himself la a studsnl. a man. and an
Kills Stennett........
378130 ‘ #clor you are him only aa an incarnate
Christina Turk
Insu res you sty le, tit and finish. Com e in ami inspect
th e new ones fo r Sp ring.
A w onderful collection o f p a tte rn s and w eaves for
young m en, m iddle aged men and old men.
Oregon LEADING
Woolen
Mills
Store
CLOTHIERS
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“V ve been selling Studebaker
W a g o O n s a n d l l B u g g i e s f o r
over 20 years .
I ve sold th«*m because m y reputation as a
dealer w as at stake cr.d from experience 1 have found
that St'acebaker m eans the best.”
That tell* the Story.
Farmer* bought St\ideb^!*er wagons before the Civil war
and they nave been buying them ever since.
Because they b ad confidence in the name Studebaker and in
tbe sturdy, dependable wagon* and buggies they build.
And that confidence has been upheld. Studebaker wagon*
are built on honor and the Studebaker guarantee goes with every one.
There • a Studebaker for your need*-» whet her you live in
city, town or country.
Farm W a g o n s
Business W a g o n s
Surrey*
Duggiis
P-jr.abou*«
Dump O r ta
C ontractors' W a g on s
Tru cks
— And Studebaker harness also— as well and carefully made
i Studebaker vehicles.
See our Dealer or IV ritt us.
STUDEBAKER
NEW YOKK
MINNEAPOLIS
CHICAGO
SoGth Bend, Ind.
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Cottnge Grove Chapter, O r d e r
Eastern Star, entertained Mari(uret V.
lla yter, worthy grand matron o f Port­
land, and Ella R. Edmundaon, grand
Martha o f Eugene, Friday evening.
About 65 members were present. A fter
initiatory work, they were addressed
by the worthy grand matron, grand
Martha, officers and members o f the
chapter. Refreshmenta o f ice cream,
cake and coffee were served.
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P o n y C a/riago*
SOCIETY
t0 your
Drifted Snow Flour
you know th a t he is ready to ta k e it back a g a in a t th e
fu ll purchase price if it proves u n sa tisfa cto ry in any way.
W e stan d behind th e grocer. You ta k e no risk in buying
“ D rifte d Sn ow ” — i t ’s a flour o f c e rta in tie s.
Good baking
resu lts a re ab so lu tely g u aran teed .
D rifted Snow F lo u r is th e product o f one o f th e oldest
and la rg e st flour m ills on th e C o a st— a m ill w ith a good
rep u tation and th e flour m u st be o f a high q u ality to be
up to th e stan d ard o f th is b ig m ill.
O rd er a sack from
y ou r g ro cer and m ake good b ak in g S U R E .
Sperry Flour Co., Tacoma
A surprise birthday party was given
on Ruth Stew art by a number o f her
little school friends Saturday a fter­
noon. A ft e r playing gamea refresh­
ments o f sandwiches, cake, fruit salad,
punch, nuts, candy, oranges andtbs-
nanas were served. Many g ifts were
received by the little hostess.
Lorane, Ore., March 18. -Th e dance
given at the Woodmen Hall Friday
evening. March 14, was an enjoyable
affair and well attended. Some of
those present w ere: W illiam R. SefT,
John T. Fletcher, John Runk, Ralph
Lynch, Maude Jackson, Ora Davia,
Garfield Crow, Martha H erw ig, Blaine
Addison and Prof. C. W. Tidd.
Blanche Lindatrom .................. - 388660| message to mankind.
Misa Janet Young play* •, M a ry ''|
Mattie W hitten......................... 3SK07"
Martha W oolley................. f ........274030 r t l t a— tin as ..f •• i |>r«M>•*«». man­
Mamie Michael......................... 238390 ner ami voice, ami sympathetic under­
standing of the part that more than
Mr*. Fairy Allen
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Ruth Ewing .............................. 261fi*>0 once brings the tear* very eloae to the
Vera C row ..................
112470 aurfner of ev m the must hardened
Names not given are the aame aa playgoer.
Mias Hilda Brant, makes " A u n t ie ,"
last week.
the
Viear'a wife, seem hot a part o f
Keea-Wallare gives 1UJ0 votes on each
real everyday life transplanted t*» the
$1.00 purchase.
Votes given byTThe Sentinel are a* stage, tine may think " A u n t ie " mis­
taken in her single-minded devotion to
fo llo w s:
her husband above and beyond any and
On each new subscription first
year......................................... 6,00i> all other considerations, but one can­
not but admit the faithfulneaa o f the
On each old subscription, flrat year
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I.:-- portrayal.
A lfred Skei'a "B ishop o f Lanca­
On each year above one year on
sh ire" is as good a bit o f character
either new or old. (On new
acting aa one could wish to see, with
subscriptions all above first
his surface veneer o f eminent respec­
year ia considered as old sub­
scription! ................................ 2,000 tability rrarklng every now ami then
to show the avaricious little a»ul o f the
On clubs o f five ok! subscriptions,
a bonus o f ................................6,(MX) man who makes even hia high ami holy
office pander to his love o f money. Hla
On clubs of five new subscriptions, a
bonus o f ................................ 10,000 horror at actually having sat at a table
No coupons given on advertising.
with a lain,ring man ami a house ser­
vant Is by Skei made humorously real
ami really humorous without abating
the digust he ia supposed to feel.
" R o g e r s ." the page hoy, with hla
South Sixth Street and North P*- cockney accent, hia pride o f being born
"m idtile clarsa," hia love and respect
cific H ighw ay W ill Both
for "M anaon" struggling with hla In­
Be Macadamized.
ability to understand hia fellow ser
The county court is making prepara­ vant, ia handled by W alter R. llim m .
tions for the road building, which it with a conception o f the part that
proposes to do around Cottage Grove makes one forget the actor.
COUNTYSTARTSROAD
this yesr. A crew o f surveyors started
work Monday on South Sixth Street
setting grade stakes.
The county will this year do the work
which it was unable to do last year,
and w ill also spend the money for this
and next year. Sixth Street south o f
the city boundaries ami Pacific H igh­
way north o f the city will both be ma­
cadamized.
The women o f the Christian Church
organized a Dorcas society at a meet­
ing held Friday at the A. W. Rim e
home. There was a social hour and
refreshments. The follow ing officers
were elected: President. Mrs. Etta
Baker; vice president, Mrs. O rville
Spear, aecretaiy, Mrs. Warren M cFar­
land; treasurer Mrs. Bert Willard.
The aeconu m eeting w ill be held Tues­
Medford. Ore., March 17.— Forced to
day with Mrs. Etta Baker.
crawl more than a mile with both bonca
of h!s left leg shattered and then ahout
Mesdames D. H Hemenway and J.
for two houra before aid reached him.
C. Johnson entertained at the home
was the harrowing experience of
o f Mrs. D. H. Hemenway with a five
Charlea Grey, a homeateader on Little
hundred party Wednesday afternoon.
Applegate, who ia at the Sacred Heart
The highest scores were made by
hospital for treatment.
Mesdames W. W. McFarland and J. N.
Grey, who livea alone, waa cutting
Waterhouse who received the prizes, a
trees about a mile from hia cabin when
dainty hand painted vase and a plate.
one fe ll on him, crushing hia le ft leg.
Mrs. C. J. Kent received the consola­
He then started to crawl to hia cabin,
tion, a pair o f baby shoes. A delicious
which he reached a fter three hours o f
two-course luncheon was served, con­
terrible suffering.
sisting o f sandwiches, e g g salad, salted
When his cabin was reached he began
almonds, coffee and cake. Favors were
shouting for help. It waa another two
miniature baskets o f red crepe paper
houra before hi* criea were heard. Dr.
decorated with rose buds.
Misses
Conroy, o f thia city, waa summoned by
Marguerite Johnson, Fern Holcomb and
telephone and he brought Grey to the
A lice Counts assisted the hostesses in
hospital. They were forced to carry
serving. A t the close o f the sfternoon
it developed that it was the joint bit th- him two miles on a litter to reach an
automobile.
day o f Mesdames Johnson and Hemen­
way but they did not announce their
Rumor of Car Factory at Springfield.
ages. The follow ing were the invited
It is rumored on what ia conaidered
guests: Mesdames Harry Short, H.
good authority that one o f the great
A. M iller, W. H. Abrams, Ben Lurch,
car building companies o f the United
Jas. P. Graham, C. E. Jones, A . L.
States ia contemplating erecting at
Monroe, M. Scovell, H. H. Veatch,
Springfield a large factory for the
H. Venske, Van Allison, F. W. Rob­
manufacture o f cars. It ia impoaaible
bins, C. J. Kem, John Sibbitt, C. H.
to verify the correctness o f the report,
Burkholder, Ben Groff, Andrew Brund,
but it is conaidered plausible in view
Chas. VanDenburg, A. S. Pow ell, F.
o f the moral certainty that the railway
L. Ingram, Geo. Knowles, G ilbert T y ­
company w ill establish large ahopa
son, W. W. McFarland, K arl K. Mills,
thereon the completion o f the Klamath
B. S. Swengel, J. N. Waterhouse, E l­ cutoff.
bert Bede, Geo. M. Hall, C. E. Lock-
The rumor ia said to have come from
wood and Mrs. Fishburn.
an official o f the Booth-Kelly U m b e r
company, who ia said to have obtained
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hia information from Manager Camp­
bell o f the S. P. company. Register.
WITH BROKEN LEG MAN CRAWLS
MILE TO REACH CABIN
l
CHURCH NEWS
E.
(Continued from flrat page.)
in
the
lleee-
A surprise is sprung
The eharacter o f " R o b e r t " w ith his
W allve-Sentinel plsno cuntest this
devotion
to hla "a oa a in grre." hla eon-
week by the advance to llrat place of
lempt
o
f
hypocrisy even In high places,
Mrs. Robert Hanna. Mias Hickey ta k ­
ing second place after maintaining first his shrewd common sense that la so
uncommon his all Important dryness,
position steadily for many weeks. She
will not lie satisfied with that conditio« as played by Protestor Hsddl*. la
$15 to $25
in th e ir line.
Spencer Takea Leading Tiller* of Soil |n
Role in "T h e Servant In Tha
Nut Wurth 110,000tt
House," Twentieth Ceo*
Considered Prgctkdly p*
tury Masterpiece.
«tty Strickst,
Carlton
NEW LEADER TAKES PLACE
I f you w ear a
K irchbaum S u it, you’ll have in yours.
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STAG ED
WILL HE
F B PH,LL« ^ tells H ow
HERE MARCH ¿7
T H .I.A M 0 0 K F A » * u s .
i
Rinehart
Buys Two Springfieid
Farms.
Services at the Christian Science
Springfield, March 19.- W . A. Rine­
Hall every Sunday at 11 and Wednes­
day evening at 7 :30. A ll are welcome. hart o f Cottage Grove, today purchased
the two Edwards farms and some amall
M. E. C H U R C H
adjoining plots o f land juat east o f the
Evangelist John Lewtas will close his Douglas gardens about two milea from
special service in the M. E. Church Springfield. About 700 acres o f land
Sunday. A s it w ill be Easter Sunday, is included in the purchase.
(Contlnusd from flni
where for soil. It would nm,
cheese cou-ily (hat jTlli. I T
there ia no b e lle . rogM|^ T
for berries, especially L,*,
I use this only
M
la not the only crop |>y any L
Un ' ,f ..
but the results that ougbt w^1
latned
will
not
be ,,hi.,w
grower* s | h -< taliia ee •«*» J
or some few things and rats«
large enough
i ini.tltire u, '
reputation a- I to msk* m*rk,L
profitable figure an cssy m»t|*
Mr. I'hllllpa is planning to*
fam ily return here at ifc*«,
school year.
$40,000 BONDS
PROBABLY FI
ON VOTE
O P P O N E N T S BASK0BJE
UPON U T Y 'S INDEBT
Frlends Point Out Hampered
lions and Increased Ia
Expense if the I m m F'
of Paaaafe.
(Continur-I from finl p<«s.
next year end will result It!
pense to many who will be c
to send their children In Mat
city, ami great incotivcnwant
not financially able to send Utt
dren away from tha city.
Many o f those who will
the bond issue will do so
cauae o f lank o f tnfnrmeliM
expressed the opinion that It*'
la needed and probably
cured If voters knew what
voting for. Among lbest
been some talk of asking Ur
Imerd to rescind its call ford*
election, then give the volsn’
(nation aa to what la pr
•lone in the event of the ek
0. L. Nichols City Surveyor.
sueeeaaful ami then have I
O. 1» Nichols waa appointed city lion called.
•urveyor at the regular meeting o f the
Even among those wbo
council Tuesday night and waa ordered
bonde, however, the opiniea .
to draw up spec i flea lions for the pro
that they w ill be grrelly wtv
posed atreet work. The width o f pav-
ing^on Sixth. Seventh. Eighth and Ninth
A dvertisin g p»>
in The-
Streets was changed from 30 to 34 feet.
The Council also purchased a dump
S p ra y's Coluoa.
wagon for street oleaning purposes.
Mrs. Sarah Hermes he
pington eggs for sale.
Music Buaineas Sold.
G. M. Haw ley ha* goal
The Veatch music business waa sold
Tuesday to W. R. Bauman, who w ill surrey for sale. Fries $60.
C. F. Handy baa Buff Icgtafi
place the atock on sale at cut prices.
for sale, fifty cents for Rfl***
Among the tasty show windows thia per hundred, also Indian !■■**
week are the live rabbit display at the
rg ga from select stock. f»*n***
Metaan Shop, the pure food display by
Umphrey & Mackin and Easter wear­ e g g strain, 60r for thirtssn.
ing apparel display by Reea-Wallare.
taken for day old chick* *nd.
LAST CAL
The Big Clean-Up Sale of JjbjL
Canned Fruit Ends Sat., Marcjb
/~ r H L low price which we. quoted last week on L
famous brand of delicious fruit has caused w-
se.llinj» all week, and w ill continue until closing
.Saturday, providing the stock holds out.
Pineapple, Peaches, Apricots M
Pears a Can ¿ 0 c
Libby’?> Canned Cherries, Can 2*
r o y a l
c l u b
coffe
I he, sale, inaugurated last w eek on this vvell-kr
brand of coffee also com es to an end Saturday,
quality is so w ell known it is needless to te®
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delicacy, 2-lb. can 75c, 3-lb. can $t-10
No Coupons Given on the ^Abg
Goods at These Speciaj_Pjl
T h e M e t s a n S Time h o
Something Different All the
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