Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, July 31, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text3C3E la c z z z z u Œ □Q 3C □ESC B ig S a v in g O p p o rtu n ity in Warm Weather Wash Goods SEE W /NDOW D IS P L A Y W e are offering some exceptional values in Poplins, Summer Silks, Silk Tissues, etc. Thev are 27 iuches wide, in an assortment o f shades aud patterns. Regular 25c to 50c values. Special, a y a rd _____ _________________ _____ _______ __________ Big lot o f white and colored Wash Hoods, worth from 15c to _\5c a yard, at a y a rd .__________________ _________ ____ _______ Gingham Remnants, worth l i e to 15c a yard Going fast at, a ya rd _____________________ ______ _____________ 19c 11 c 9c Underwear Special In order to make room for Fall Merchandise we are offering both Ladies' and Men’ s Underwear at extremely low pricer.. 50c aud 60c Ladies' 1 '11 ions at each______ ______ _______ ____ 19c 75c Ladies' Unions a t __ 59c 4tlc Ladies’ I'nious at_____ 29c 25c and 30c Vests a t.. ___ Me IS c Vests .it ................... 1 le 15c Vests at______________ 11c 10c and lJc Vests a t ______ ‘ >c $1.00 Men's I ’ nious a t____ 7‘ >c 75c M en’s Unions a t......... .59c 50c Men’s Union a t ___ _____________________________________ 4.1c 50c Halbriggan Shirts and Drawers, each _____________ ________19c 25c Halbriggan Shirts and Drawers, each__________ _____ ...2 1 c GROCERY SPECIALS FOR THE W E E K 25-oz. K. C. Baking Powder, a can 2t>e: fancy solid pack T o matoes, a can 11c; Cocoa, best grade, per \ lb. can 2l>c; 4 pks. 1! Arm & Hammer Soda 25c; Dandy N’ o. 2 Hroorn, priced 2Jc; Soft Shell Walnuts, a lb 20c; 4 lbs. fauev black Figs for 25c; 2 cans extra fancy sliced Pineapple 25c; .1 cans milk 25c; Keroseue Oil, a gal. 15c: Magic Yeast or Yeast Foam, each 4c; McCall Pattern! < titer Minced Clams, a can 11c; extra tanev Peaches, Pears and O 5439. Waiat 5459. SkirtX A p rico t», a can 21c; .1 pkgs Potato Crisps 2Sc. Price, 15 cents each U m p h rey & IVIackin T h e Q u ality C a s h S to re 3B6 3CZ3C DDE there are sixteen members. The lirst regular meeting w ill be held at M n. Scovell'a home Friday, August IS. glorirtg More than one hundred Eastern Star and Masonic members and their fam i lies enjoyod a picnic dinner in the city park Thursday. The women and chil dren spent the afternoon there. the hostess in serving a two-course A very interesting wedding was 1 luncheon. The place cards bear only solemnized last Thursday at 8 :30 p. m., the maiden names o f the guests who at the home o f the bride's parents in are expected to answer to those names Saginaw, when Miss Cora 0 . Witcher, only, throughout the afternoon. Witcher-Alien. Married, Monday, July 28, 1913, at the county court house, by Judge Hel- musW. Thompson, Maynard T. Ecklund o f Creswell and Reva Dale Grove* o f Cott 8 ge Grove. third daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Witcher, became the w ife o f Mr. Lewis J. Allen o f Grays River, Wash. The impressive but simple ring ceremony was performed t y Rev. M. Howard in entertaining. Those enjoying Marie's hospitality were ; John Arm strong. Mary Ellen Henaon, Eva Har- tung, Muriel, Joe and Margaret Young, Ruth tied«, Mildred Cochran, Ivan Cunningham, Ray, Dana and Hilly McCargar ________ A number o f young people o f the (Continued from first page.) Methodist Church, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mackin, enjoyed a tallyho ride up Coast Fork last week. quit, saying that he was too particular. They were ill the habit o f dumping A group uf girla who expect to or- their gravel on the road and raking it ganixe as “ Camp Fire G irl*“ went 011 over for tho teams to work down. The an all-day picnic up Row R iver Wedoes new supervisor wanted them to sort day. They were clad in the regulation it ; to bring the lug stones first, and campfire girls costume, middy blouse then what was worse to lay them down and bloomers, with the hair hanging in one at a time. two braids. Thuae in the party ware : Hand made roads for $700 a mile is Jessie McCord, Leila Lewis, Florence the produet o f thia builder who worka Hemenway, Marion Hooper, Blanche with the other men for $2.60 a day. Lixer and Katherine Wallace. Down on hia handa ami kneea lie laya the rueka aide by aide un the newly Mrs. Raymond S. Trask entertained graded bed. I f they do not fit. with with a "lavender p a r ly " in honor o f a hammer like a mason uses, he break* the girla who assisted at her wedding them so they will. Hand laid masonry, laat fall. The hostess furniahed laven fitted together without mortar, ia the der stems and ribbon and each o f the foundation for the roads which are guests made for herself a lavender now being built into the Bohemia stick. In the evening the young men mines on Row River ami on Sharpa o f the bridal party and other bachelor Creek. Over this, small gravel and friend* o f Mr. Trask's came in to join aaml is spread fur a surface, and the the women in a delightful “ cafeteria road ia there for years to come. • • • din n er." "B u t how fur do you have to haul A University o f Oregon Club w ill he thia g ra v e l? " I asked. formed tomorruw evening when all "O h 1 prospect for it. See that pit former students o f the university liv out th ere," the mountain road builder ing here will meet at the home of Mias explained aa he pointed to the aide. Nellie Hemenway at 300 North Doug " I dig in the ground for it. You can las Street. Anyone who has not re find it all over the valley up here just ceived other notice o f the meeting, but ulster the surface o f the ground. Some who attended the university ia cordially timea I have to dig several holes to find invited. The idea o f the organization the right kind, but it ia cheaper than will be both pleasure and service. to haul it for several milea. That ia the trouble with road making in this Mrs. W. H. Ahrsms entertained country. A man ia paid $6 for hauling Tuesday evening at a 6:30 dinner in a yard and a half, and he would rather honor o f Mrs. J. R. Baker and Miss haul a yard and a half for two milea Ina Baker, guests o f Mrs. F. W than lake half a yard out o f the river Robbins The two course meal 0011 - right there. • • • •istsd uf meat loaf, potato salad, two Hut this man ia not the only road kinds o f pickles, two kinds o f bread, builder uf the southern country. A l coffee, ice cream and cake. A fte r re though hia district covers 19 milea on freshments "6 0 0 " waa indulged in, Row River and Sharpa Creek, the road Mr*. F. W. Robbins and Miss Ina up Row River past Dorena which meets Baker, the latter impersonating a man, his la likewise smooth enough for a won the honors and were presented 16-mile clip in the automobile. Thia pretty poetic pastels. Those present ia made by Hamilton Veatch, who is besides the guests o f honor and Mr.and constantly building ami improving 16 Mr*. Abrams were Dr. and Mra. F. milea o f road from Cottage Grove on W. Robbins, Mr. and Mra. II. A. Mil Row River and Miadiy Creek. And ler. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede, Mra. C. these are actual automobile highways, H. VanDenburg, Miaa Eunice Van in mountain country. In an hour auto Denburg. mobile parties can run from Cottage Grove and Ash or hunt along a roaring ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ mountain stream. Supervisor Tullar has a stretch of CHURCH NEWS road to Ijondon ideal for automobile traffic. Supervisor O w e n s is building Services at the Christian Science Hall equally good highway toward 1 orane. every Sunday at 11 and Wednesday " I have some good road men III thia evening at 7 :30. A ll are welcume. cou ntry," commented (bounty Commis sioner Hawley o f (o lt a g e Grove, who B A P T IS T CHU RCH is making road construction nut only C. M. Cobb, Pastor. hia duty aa commiaaioner, but hia voca Service* for nezt Sunday; 10 a. m., tion as a successful business man. bible school; 11 p. rn., morning wor Mr. Young ia right about it. We ship, sermon su bject: " F o r g iv e U a ." should find one or two good road men The ordinance o f the lo r d ’ s Supper w ill ami place them in charge o f all the be observed, the hand o f fellowship will road making in the country. He be be extended to new members; 7 p. lieve« that we should have a uniform in., young people’ s m eetin g; 8 p. in., type o f roads, and he ia right. I would evening service, subject: "Christian riot he surprised if we could find one ur ity's Twentieth Century Taak.” two o f these men near Cottage Grove. ! Unique Entertainment. Mra. N. E. Compton is entertaining this afternoon at an improvised theater party. Her guests were bidden, in rhyme, to imagine that they were matinee girla going to gaze upon the stars of Broadway. Upon the porch arranged aa a temporary stage w ill be presented a farce called “ Not a Man in the House" which w ill be portrayed by Mr*. Compton, under the name of Maude Adams, Mias Fern Holcomb, as! Maxine Elliott, Verna Phillip« as B illie Burke, Mra. Beager as Sarah Bernhart and N eita Compton aa Crystal Herne. The Misses Verna Phillips, Fern H o i-! comb and Neita Compton w ill assist T A B L E SUPPLIES The Golden Rule Store «L I Young People’ s Christian Endeavor at Christian Church Sunday evening at 7, topic; “ The Ideal Christian; His P ersevera n ce"; Heb. 6:10-20; Ruby Fergueon, leader. The Metsan Shop Has received the Fall and W inter Samples of the Ed V. Price & l > C o .’ s line of Tailor Made Clothing. Price Leads, Others Follow. Come in and. pick your goods and let us place it on our time file. Then you are sure to get what yau want. Price’s prices are always right. Measures taken just right, by II POW ELL Œb CO.Flfth M ain First Mra. Ben Lurch was hostess to the Social T w elve Thursday afternoon, en Automobile Highway* Lead tertaming beside* I h e members Travel into City Meadames D. H. Hsmenway, Charles Adams, James Adams o f Oakland, C alif., and Mra. Baker o f Antioch. South Lane Metropolis Has Better Calif. Mra. Lurch waa assisted in Roads to Bring Farmers to serving oy her daughter. Mra. Kruger Town Than Has Larger o f Butte, Mont., and her niece. Miss Edith Hexter of Portland. County Seat. The Star Embroidery Club, which In celebration o f her tenth birthday had ita inception at the Star picnic anniversary Friday afternoon, little Thursday afternoon, met and organized Miss Marie McCargar invited in a at the home o f Mrs. Merle Scovell Fri- number o f her friends for games and day evening. Mrs. C. C. Cruson was refreshment*. The Misaea Jennie and Fagan o f Eugene. The bride was at- elected president o f the club o f which Jessie Smith assisted Mra. MeCargar tired in a white measaliine, trimmed ^ —^ mm^ with ciuny lace and was attended by her sister Mae. Mr. C. D. Allen, j brother o f the groom, acted as grooms man. About fifty guests were present and were served with a dainty lunch 1 on the lawn. The presents, which were both numerous and costly, testified to the esteem in which the bride and groom were held. The happy couple le ft for their new home at Grays River. W ork o f rem odeling our building has been Waab., carrying with them the good wishes o f a boat o f friends. com pleted and w e are now able to display our The groom was at one time employed goods more advantageously. W e especially by the Bootb-Kelly Lumber Co. at Saginaw. in vite you to stop in and see the new arrange Guests from afar who were present C H R IS T IA N CH U RC H were Mr. and Mra. Claude Allen of ment. The same people in fresh ly burnished O liver L. Curtis, Pastor. Grays River, Mra. Hampton and two The usual service« twill be held Sun surroundings, w ith the same select and fresh daughters o f North Carolina. day morning and evening. A ll are welcome. stock and same courteous treatm ent. LADIES! WILL COTTAGE GROVE HAS DEERHUNTINGSEASON OPEN TOMORROW WIZARDS IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION P R E S B Y T E R IA N CH U RC H R. M. Hroadbooka, Pastor. Services aa follows next Sunday: 10 a. m., bible school; 11 a. m., morn ing worship, subject o f serm on: "B ea rin g One Another’s B u rd en "; 7 p. m., Christian Endeavor, 8 p. in., evening worship, subject o f sermon: "T h e Possibilities o f F a ith ." M. James Services aa day evening. E. CH U RC H T. Moore, Pastor. usual Sunday and Thurs A lt are invited. There waa a large attendance at the union temperance meeting held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday night. Attorney Sheldon, superintendent o f the Anti-Saloon League of Oregon ad dressed the meeting, in place o f R. P. Hutton, who had been announced to speak. Mr. Sheldon gave a forceful, inspiring and instructive addreaa. He told o f the progreaa o f the temperance cause throughout the country and o f the bright prospects for the future. MOST WONDERFUL FILM IN EXISTENCE BOOKED The Arcade has hooked for August 6 th and 7th " T lg r ia ," one o f the most remarkable fllma ever produced indeed it ia thought by many to be the moat wonderful film in existence. It is a four reel, Italian film dealing with one o f the greatest criminal caaea imagin able. It haa a fascinating quality, a powerful grip that makes those who see it once desire to see it again. It haa been booked by the "P eo p le's T h e a te r" in Portland for a return en gagement. The New York Herald aaya o f it : " ’T ig ris ' is the most astounding pic ture ever seen In New York, and con sidering that we have 8,243 moving picture theaters, this says a lot for T lg ria .’ " It la the vital story o f a terrible life or death contest between a man who is now a respected merchant, living in quiet luxury with an attractive sister, and anon a desperate, fearfu lly re sourceful criminal, and a rising young detective—the friend o f the respected merchant, the suitor for hia sister's hand and the determined, tenacious and worthy opponent o f the terrible Tigris. The acting ia o f surpassing excellence and the disguise work ia delicate ami finished. It ia thrilling and tragic without being melodramatic and is practisally a series o f exciting situa tions which, however, do not lack in rich character work. The play is a masterpiece in plot ami execution. Chiu* Pheasant Season for Several Years Opens August 1 for Thirty Days. Deer hunting aeuaon opens tomor row, Auaual I, and County Cieik Rus sell and hia deputies are kept busy issuing licenses to pros|iectivs and eager tiimroda from all parta o f the county, doing a mall order business in otiliging those residing in remote dis tricts, aa well a« personal business with those calling at the court house. The deer season is open until October 31 hut the maximum killing fur one person ia three bucks. Some sixteen days before the deer season closes, October 16, the lovers uf china pheasant shooting will have their Inning, which will last just one month, cluaing ut midnight November 16. The fiocks of t ’hina pheasants ao nearly depleted tiy greedy huntsmen and lovers o f fine feathers a few years ago. have multiplied am ailngly during the era of protection Just passed. The law governing China pheasant hunting provides that only five rooster» may he killed in one day hut that thirty five birds may he killed in seven consecutive days. Ilunlera who had the old form o f li cense may receive the required tags or coupona 61 attach to deer killed by sending their licenses to I bounty Clerk Stacy M. Russell. There Is no extra coal except for |s>*tagr. Ben Emerson suffered a broken col lar bone and barely eara|te<l more ser ious injury while attempting to faaten the chaîna between two coaches in the railroad yards in Portland. Emvraon was substituting on his brother A b 'i run while Ah s|ieiit his vacation with hia mother here, Mrs. Frank Galhrart returned In her home in Raymond, Wash., Monday after a week's visit with her father,!). P. Adams. Mr. Cathrart has Just re turned home after a trip to the Elks Convention in Washington, D. and a visit with relatives in the middle weat. Geo. Spurr, a former Cottage Grove resident, a brother In-law o f limner B Millard, was killed last week si his home In Wisconsin by an angry hull, A party o f twenty one, including Mr. aiid Mrs. C. W. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs C. II. VanDenburg, Misa Eunice Van Denburg, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. McGav- ran, Mr. ami Mrs. I.. D. Moon, Mr. and Mra. John England and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge slid W ill lls ll and families, motored out to Red Bridge fur so outing Sunday afternoon. The men o f the party eujoyed the swimming hole immensely declsrng it to be the Itesl one they hsd ever seen. While driving a team on hia ranch near Saginaw last week, J. T. Olson had the misfortune to catch hia foot between a stump and a chain, wrench ing the foot ao badly that he has been compelled to use crutches. Rapidly increasing business has furred the Creswell Feed end Seed Company to erect a 22-foot addition to their olaee o f business, which will run the entire length o f the building. Mrs. Emerson who rushed to Port land upon receiving a telegram telling o f Her aon’a accident, rrturned Friday. She says that Emerson is on the road to recovery but that the accident might easily have been a vastly more serious one. _________ Call for Bids. Bids wanted fur construction o f school building in Dial. No. 9. Plans and specifications on file at Veatch & S|ienccr's office, (Cottage Grove. Mail bids to C. D. VanValin, t'lerk, Dorena. Bids will he opened Saturday, Aug. 9. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. C. I». V A N V A L I N , jyfilafi Clerk. Notice. Tom Awhrey wishes to announce to hia insurance patrons that while aiment during the next few week* all matters o f insurance requiring attention will receive prompt attention by applying to Veatch A Spencer. m22tf Spriggs Bros. B la c k s m it h s The boys’ elaa* o f the Preabyterian Church w ill leave next Wednesday for a camping trip to Warehouse in the Bo hemia district. Other boya wishing to do ao can become members o f the party W hat do you want, anyw ay? A Sen by paying own fare, providing own bedding and paying 60c a day for board. tinel want ad. will get it fo r you. Sixth Street sear Main Horse Shoeing and General Repairing Work Phone 40