Cottage Grove sentinel., July 03, 1913, Image 2

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Juatlfy U» every man's business. for the results
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Existence!” ; t |>.m ' 1
8 t>. in., sermon, subject: "T h e I.«
menl of a Neglected Soul.*1 ThurmUy
evening. H o'clock, prayer meeting-
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community
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never
L « of St<*m«ch Trou
Ch.ve trouble with ;
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the passing of the olii fur the
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SHOULD SHOW HOW
YOUNGSTER THINKS MUCH
THINGS GROW IN DIVIDE
OF HES BUKKU WHO PUTS
HIDE-AND-SEEK
GROVE SOIL
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Store open tonight, Thursday Evening Closes at
11 a.m. July 4th— Independence Day
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Days
Only
The right-of-way is cleared and the
grading well In hand and long before
the autumn leaves turn yellow thia
monument that will challenge the on­
ward march of time will t * «„veiled
for public inapection.
C
o u l w (»rovo
f " " f SatunUy.
HtHr ml11 " ‘‘ " “ O
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o u iL (.rove . to
WHnl
h‘" Fourth
h""«c
( ottage
s|iend U> the
»  . ' y - j ' î l  J Ï h S ¡” °
litui«’ is offered you
*y Pills, it means a ehe
Mprc«>«'d upon you for
jjrvM. not tur youre. ►
I Pula ma) cost the di-sl«-r r
sj>»ut>»titule, but they
•lU than any other kl
I marl ve i ne. Ask for t
IMI» Kor r ile by all dei
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Your Children
Bowel Troul
(hildrrn at an early I
1 tnnuq-alrd, and frequer
(oAirqurnccv result
1
|lkl( to rr.ili/e hi* own C
(* child'-« b-iwelt should
»•ly »»tched, and a gel
$ivcn when necesxj
Laxative Tablets
Wfll adapted t” won
Iren.
The
Sisters
W Charity, Jj| Charles
A
who attend mi
iictnr
nay of them
|l9te«i Mt-,
l»|[nn using
TaMds and nn«l l
» very mu< h T h « l r sc
w r « r e a r s t ’ -ful
S ms nui.t^ soius I u I m I r
I " • h »*« tout s>"“ l rr-i’ UlU
I . **>4 lh * maters sr* ’
M4 ’
Ifenx and fiav.ir of any mi
, *t f y imp »rt.int, no m i
'to takr it. The taste I
rsprcully import
lisiMifn in ronrrrned
huW h.,ri| it it to |
*(t child medicine,” c
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Iir Mdcsr L
I ‘ Meta, however, this d
K®f»rcon»c
The shape
th<-ir appear.ince I
o ,MJc at onre appeal
1 *'»h the result that t
‘ without objection.
, , rhncolatc flavor i
, « other taate, make
I. ,**t,vLr Tablet, the if
'or children.
( first ho* fails to ben'
»» returned.
Ask y
■ n , . . bo* '’I z.s doses c<
cm,, Nevcr loJd in b
BE A LL
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It would be unfair not to mention l Ä
he generous spirit made manifest by i h ! ^ <.î!.b7 t o f, Sc« ‘ Ge. Wash., is at CTii.a. A
the first rumors o f the contemplsted the Clnimpion mine on buairiciia.
w . 8. McCaleh and wife of Ruiaila
change. Over $300 waa donated by
en- i and George Smith w ..» n.
»vuj""a
thusiastic farmers. John Powell gaVe
— I A. Whitman S™muy
* ue" 1" " f
to the county 2.71 acres through
hla cam
cattle
h,M I, î!.r.
'Jrov® ms
e up to fhe
well groomed alfalfa field,
0 lh ” mer
m e s paature.
T " . " ? ,Î0W'
t u r tk e sum-
changes will he made from
st
time to
time. Better roads will be
»»art of
ia
The Vogue I
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Hair Goods
Tremendously
Low Prices : ; : : :
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Horse Shoeing nil
Repairing ft
RAZING SHORTRIDGE H ILL"""
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Ipfscbce si «I recommend
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(is s rs n ire d
to relieve
AH drugglaU, ..
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t by 1 Ir II belili e E«-/
.bifh heels all akin c
».tier how long you I
.fr, I V t.-l ' K. burniti!
ffcewr.. just pai ■ HMl
antiseptic. Dr. Hob*
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ALL CHILDREN PRESENT AT
ANNIVERSARY
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Highest Quality Groceries at Reasonable Low Cash Prices
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Young Kenneth Me Reynolds o f Di­ " » «h- par
Philoioplirr Spray Would vide attracted a great ileal of attention park sin „ f„fm, (lj
Have Exhibit for Visitor» on Main Street Saturday aftermaiu.
generously dividing all the honors,
however, with his pet burro N ellie.
Demonstration Karin Would Be of Nellie is shout ss large as a New
Foundlami d o g but ever so much nicer
Value to Resident Farmer» as
because she esii play hide-and-seek,
Well as of Value iu Get­
' 'sometimes hiding so well that It
ting New Settlera.
takes an awfully long lime to And
Iter,” confided Kenneth, and ahe ran
carry
you ami a pack on tier back for
Pears,
Peaches
and
Apricots
with
heavy
cane
svrup.
per
can.
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t'ottage
Grove,
Ore.,
June30.
1913.
No. 2 / t can Fancy
I As I have been thinking of the needs miles and miles. Kenneth has owned
No. 2 can tipe sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, s ocia l, 2 cans 2Sc; 3 cans Otter Brand Minced
;
Clauis, special, d cans d5c; d ll»s. Seedless Kaisins 25c; faucv lout; shread #Cocoanut. in
| o f the country tributary to Cottage Nettle since she was a month old ami
bulk, a lh. 23c: 2 cans red Salmon 25c; d cans pink Sainton 25c; extra lar^e glass fancv
I Grove the question has naturally arisen she Is now three years of age.
Peanut Mutter 15c; quart bottle pure C.rape Juice, each 25c; \ lh. cau
-’tic; linest
|--what can be done to better the
grade Powdered Sugar for frosting cakes, a lh. UK.'; 2 oz. Inittle Diamond \\ pure \ an
methods of agriculture hereabouts’
Card of Thank».
r h e C u rre n ts
ilia Extract, each 29c; 2 or. bottle Diamond “ \Y” Lemon Extract, each 2.1c. other grades
I We will all have to concede that what
We wish to express our sincere
Extracts, each.9c, 13c. 18c; Peaberry Dlend Coffee, a lh. 27c; Country Special Wend Coffee,
the land produces le ahead of all else thanks to those who were so kind to
lb. 2dc; Pure Peaberry Coffee, a lb. 29c; d lb. can StoeJ cut Coffee, a can itdk>; Magnolia
[ and it seems to me to I k * of prune irn us and performed so many aria of
Blend Coffee, a lb 32c; fancy
' portanoe that we do something to help kimlnraa during our recent Imreave­
Lemons and Oranges, a dozen,
j the land.
in«- nl
V
40c; Jell-o, all flavors, each *>c,
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MR ami MRS. D A V ID GRIGGS.
I have a plan that I believe could hr
d for 25c; English Walnuts, soft
worked out to the great advantage of
shell, a lb. 2.1c; 3 cans Con­
Th r only tol||r|W(||t
Fine Looking Hay.
all this country. Both farmers and
densed Milk 25c; full cream
SuHonholet 7Vy*t«
It. Stevens, who Is farming the Lew
business men are interested in this
T H E Q U A L IT Y C ASH STO RE
Cheese, a lb. 20c.
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| plan which 1 have in mind. The plan Calrs place, was In the city Tuesday
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and IheydmT—
‘ may be summed up In four words a with a sample from a field of oat hay
« hey rcl.un (he tíylfjal
j home agricultural station. We havr five ami a half fret In height, Mr.
3CU D C
si/c of Hu- utlUf.jftnj *
, with us two organisations that should Stevens says all hla i r.q*a are doing
wear Jiul.laundeni^
be willing to work at it for the In­ fine and that the form, r editor o f Tlve
tiful presents. Those present, besides
terests of all. They are the grange Sentinel has a fine piece o f priqierty.
, the host and hostess and their daugh­
aid the commercial club. My plan is
ter Ruth, were: Mr. and Mrs. John
Notice.
Bartels, Mr. and Mrs. I^onard Doug­ to let them take this work up jointly
lorn A * firry wishes to announce to
TV Motr I« Al It Ngk
las, Mrs. Ed Wilson, Miss Mary Bar by each appointing a committee to he
tels, Fred, W illie snd Johnnie Bsrtels in charge. I,et this committee secure his Insurance patron« that while absent
a tract of land, buying or leasing II j during the next few wi-cks all matters
snd Marion Ernest.
for a term of years. Then they should of inauranee requiring si trillion will
Miss Beth Olive Bede sim ! her mother hire a competent man to plant and rreeive prompt attention by applying
entertained ten other babes snd their raise all aorta of grasses, grains, vrge- to Veatrh A Spencer.
n».-'If
Genevieve Jury with a farewell party. mothers Monday afternoon.
tables and berriea that can be grown
Conversation and a little game occu­
in thia climate.
S. P. Will Give Cup.
A marriage license was issued Tues­
pied the afternoon. The women of the i
The
Southern
Pacific will give a
This
should
be
not
ao
much
an
ex-1
church and the other friends presented day to Lee D. Dugan and Miss Tillia periment station as a demonstration handsome silver cup as a premium at
The marriage
...
Mrs. Jury with a gift, the Sunday Lewis o f this city.
With alt her children present Mrs. gt.hoo, Kave Mi88 Alway , refnefnl,rance comes as a surprise to relatives and station. What the newcomer wanta to the Lane County Fair thla year. Thia
see ia what we ran raise here; what I cup will lie given to the Individual ex-
Anna Teeters celebrated her sixty-fifth
■ mi the Farther Light Society remem­ friends.
the farmer looking for a I -ration wants Inhibitor of the brat litre«’ Jersey rows.
birthday anniversary Sunday, June 29,
bered Miss Genevieve. The house was
A marriage license was iaaucd yes­ to know ia what ran be done here ami
at the home of her son, Shelby Teeters,
beautifully decorated with red rambler terday to Frank N. Wilson nail Miss
Don’t Breath Duat.
how it should be done. My idea is to
a reunion being held. The children, ;
roses. About 35 were present.
Mabel Clare Triplett, both of this city.
It
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l e a disease germs. Use
get
a
man
who
is
up
to
dale,
who
ran
their wives, husbands and children
A marriage license was issued yes­ show our people how things should he Cedannr Sweeping Coinfmund, It ab
present were: Shelby Teeters; Mr.
Mrs. Herbert Eakin and Miss Esther
and Mrs. J. C. Teeters and children. Silaby entertained Saturday afternoon terday to Wm. H. Harrison ami Mrs. planted, cultivated and marketed. I et sorbs the dost ami prevents lung
Molie. Benetta, Nellie and John; Mr. ' at the home of Miss Silsby with a Catherine E. Cochran, both of Cottagc everything be grown up to dale in all troubles. For sale by Burkholder
Wunde Co.
juneZB sept IH
particulars.
and Mrs. Geo. Teeters and children, **mystery dime social.”
The enter­ Grove.
Joyce, Myrtle, Ralph and Marion; Mrs. tainment took the form o f an ¡depen­
I have had acme farmers tell me
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LaFrancc I» Indicted.
lliat they don't know how to raise this
Ellen Needham and daughter Laura; dence Day celebration, the motif in
The
Portlaml
grami jury has taken
or that. 1 myself have been a farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doolittle and chil­ the decorations and in the game for the
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CHURCH NEWS
niost of my life ami 1 will confess I up consideration nf the case o f J. (*.
dren, Jud, Albert, Zina, Hugh, Ed­ afternoon being suggested by the near ♦
ward, Ellen and Esther. The only approach of the Fourth o f July. The
don’ t know how Hansen raises such 1 ami Kmrlie t.aprane«-, who were ar­
rested a few montha at foquille, Mrs.
near relatives absent were Mrs. Doo­ game, in which Mesdames Kinter and
Services at the Christian Science Ball fine unions. So it is all down the line. !
l.aFranec having eollcrcd f|5,(X«i from
little’s daughter Isabel, Mrs. Need­ Jonea excelled, consisted of a contest
People
want
to
know
how
to
grow
stuff
every Sunday at H and Wednesday
ham’s husband and their three sons, in which the ladies strove to make the evening at 7 :3fl. A ll are welcome.
and how to fix it for market. We ,n insurance company ami two fra-
Ray, Gregory and Melvin.
have a good stale agricultural rollege ter,‘* 1 organisations sfler the allege«!
largest number o f words possible from
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the letters o f the two words, “ Inde­
that is willing (o give us all the advice death ° t her husband. They are In
PR E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
The members of the Christian En­ pendence Day.” The mystery lay in
needed
and what we ought to do is to dieted on the charge o f ubulning
R. M. Hroadliooks, Pastor.
deavor o f the Christian Church plea­ the menu which being interpreted, read
under false pretenses, the wo-
Services as follows next Sunday: put it in reach of our farmers. As to
santly entertained their friends with a as follow s;
Bible school at 10; morning service at the cuet of this plan I will say that it >ni>n " principal ami the man aa aereá­ Siltk Sirrrt nnr Mail
social Saturday evening. The evening
Bits o f stone and sorceresses : sand­ 11, this will be a communion service; is my belief that, if properly hsndled. » ° ry
was spent in games, after which re­
wiches
Th® district attorney’ s office ia at
Christian Endeavor at 7; evening wor­ it could be made nearly self support-
freshments o f peanuts and stick candy
Sour help: pickles
J. F. SPR A Y. I"®* *■ *° »h®re La Franca obtained
ship at 8, subject o f sermon, “ The i«tf.
were served. Considerable amusement
Boston loves them : beans
the hotly which was substituted for hla
Marred Vessel ’ ’ Prayer meeting Wed­ _ .
was caused by a ruling that the girls
Noise and a doctor’s charge : coffee nesday evening.
ebsteks
attending wear gingham dresses and
Everlasting delight: gum
Clackamas river. He has told several
B APTIST CHURCH
their hair in school girl fashion while
Fourth o f july adjuncts : ciackers
flimsy yarns to explain it, Lut the un­
ew nti
the boys were required to wear overalls
C. M. Cobb, Pastor.
Musical nuts: doughnuts
truth of all of them has berneaaily es­
TM WUMMi««™
Services for next Sunday: 10 a. m.,
and soft ahirta. A fine of 25 cents was
Chip off the old block : toothpicks
After Half Century of Travel, Old tablished.
K*«-rr
«t»r
I» > "»
bible
school,
Mrs.
R.
K.
Mills,
super­
imposed for any infraction of the rul­
The skipper’s retreat: cheese
District Attorney Evans saye that
heme, on 11
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Landmark Give« Way to
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intendent; 11 a. m., morning worship,
Adam's ale : water
La France is in terror of being charged
Ilia " t
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Ea»ier Grade.
sermon, one of services on the Lord's
' » l i l i m.k- • '
I-*“ ' * e
with murder ami that ia why he has
The Christian Endeavorers of the
the I.» •Im u ■>( / « * * * * " 1“ _ M
Mrs. J. S. Medley entertained the Prayer. “ Thy Name” ; 7 p. m., young
given ao many explanations. The In­
cl «lion «if Jujutim. »h «*
Christian Church held their monthly Social Twelve at fits regular meeting people's meeting; 8 p. m., evening
Cottage Grove, Or»., June 17.—
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vestigators have not (men able so far
qiirell.
business meeting at the home o f Miss laat Thursday. Only club members service third of aeries, " Prophets on (Special to The Sentinel.)- The rich,
i i. is. r
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to account for some $.'1000 or $4000 of
Maude Lamson Friday evening. The were present.
tk In.. « •. k-«/S SeetssWW
Present Day Problems, evening sub­ fertile but heretofore neglected portion the money, LaFraiir«- declared, when
4 0 0 .0 0 0 W e rk «.
following officers were e l e c t e d ;
jec t: “ The New Social Conscience.” of South Lane county located along arrested that he hadn't so much aa a
•O O O lim a fra tls s «.
Wm. H. McCoy and Miaa Leanah
Myrtle
DeSpain, president; Verna
the
Coast
Fork
river
ia
rapidly
coming
O e s « M O O 0 00.
A cordial welcome.
ten cent piece of the $I6,(XMI left, but
Hawkins, vice-president; Henry Jor­ Grant were married here June 25, Rev.
into ita own. No country with hap­
> 7 0 0 Pasas-
hia
statement
la
strongly
suspected
aa
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genson, treasurer; Maude Lamson, cor­ J. T. Moore performing the ceremony.
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
hazard methods o f road construction
tl .r M tf kl.
being untruthful.
responding secretary; Bertha Stephens,
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Aklivàsw
«•an
hope
to
move
hand
in
haml
with
Oliver L. Curtis, Pastor.
Orelas.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Powers were
recording secretary; Verna Hawkine,
It
Services for next Sunday as follow s: its more enterprising neighbor.
M i a Pspre »kWIra!
Dimton Doing*.
organist; Arlie Langdon, assistant or­ host and hostess at a small dinner Sunday School at 9:46; topic both must apply modern up-to date thought
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party Thursday evening in honor of morning ami evening. “ Seven Sayings «nd ingenuity on its public highways.
ganist.
July 2. (Special to The S e n tin el.)-
fhrtion
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Supt. Duntoii and family o f Cottage
the eighteenth birthday anniversary of o f Christ on the Cross.”
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The
residents
and
in
particular
the
Grove
were
the
guest
o
f
Mesdames
Thursday afternoon the women of Mrs. Power's sister, Miss Ethel Bar­
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farmers of C ow l Fork are deviating Jones ami Purvance Saturday.
the Baptist Church and other friends tels. The rooms were tastily decor­
M. E. CHURCH
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from his old, antiquated idea ami cus­
Alta King of Cottage Grove was in
met at the home of Mrs. Karl Kent ated, while on the aide hoard were
■•eular (ktlws :
James T. Moore, Pastor.
Dias
ton
on
bueiness
between
trains
tom of roa«l building. They seem to
On •I imiis
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Mills, where they took leave o f Mrs. eighteen lighted candles. Mias Bartels
I . « « I l e gmr id * • w l 1
Services for next Sunday: 10 a. m., be inoculate! with the spirit of pro­ Saturday.
Jenny Jury. Miss Alway and Mias was the recipient of a number o f beau-
I Inch«».
Sunday School; 11 a. m., sermon, sub- gress. They have wisely yielded to
Will Smith visited hia brother George
Write ter wert*»«
over Sunday.
lUaelteu-r..
the inevitable. The old land mark an
■ t e l l e ISIe
(.corgi- Knox the game warden was
M llk IM
fam.I.aHy known as the “ Shortridge in Disston Hri.lsy ami took dinner with
e l n u l»
fasse».
Hill, with ita 13 per cent grade will Jess Lewis ami wife.
•f R m UI
»•r*
soon exist only in memory.
George Smith ami little eon Glen
0. AC.
were In ( ullage Grove Saturday.
For fifty years, or thereabouts,
MUWMM
A
little
son
of
W.
Kiddcrbiish,
was
CO,
pie have pulled thia hill aad creased
quite sick several days last week.
the rough ami sometimes dangerous
John Musty was in Cottage Grove
ford of the Coast Fork. The new line Saturday.
o f travel will follow around the base
.
o t ( 'o tl*Ke Grove went
of the hill covering a distance o f near- to the Champion mines laat week to
W e w a n t II»«
visit
his
father.
y one mile. A one per cent grade ia
the maximum found by the county sur­
Billie Edwarils nf .Champion went n a m e o l c V C ? J ,
y o u n flm a n w lM H
out to (.ottage Grove Saturday.
veyor.
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ment of the supervisor, Edward Tullar
»nd children have f s a m b i t i o u s to^
the new road I. rapidly taking form.’ moved to Disston to spend the summer.
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