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□G DE Agents for American Lady Corsets, McCall Patterns, F a m o u s Foot-Schulze Shoes, Essex Underwear, Forest Mills Underwear, Gordon Hosiery. DC — --- r- dd : c DC 3 C DC — □ D O o -l _ New School Shoe* for Boy, Th« f a m o u s Foot-Sc h u i t » maka — » cash saving on «vary pair 41.26 p a t ent leather, atrap alipper. a pair, Hi*«.- Umphrey & Mackin THE QUALITY CASH STORE $ 1 .36 m l lo p b u tto n • I uhv m pair. M any o th e r a t to * . styl«»# OREGON WOOL SUITING- Big Cash Saving in Our New Fall N e w Silks fo r e s t W e h av e now on d isp la y o u r co m p lete line of P u re W ool S u itin g s, m ad e in O regon. Y ou w ill he p leased w ith th e new p a tte rn s —th e larg est show ing we h av e ever m ad e. O u r low ca sh prices m ean a d ecided sav in g to you if you huv here. C om e an d U h >U now. - KNIT UNDERWEAR. c V ian d cT in isA ed It is a p leasu re to sell F orest M ills U n d e rw ea r. W ith every gar tnent, we kn o w , w ill go sa tisfa c tio n . K ach piece is full size, very elastic a n d tailo red to sh ap e . T h e best of v a ru s are used in the k n ittin g . K ach g arm e n t is re itiforced w here th e w ear com es m ost. Com e to th e store a n d let us show you how su p erio r is F orest Mills U n d erw ear over th e o rd in ary jo b b e rs ’ b ra n d s of u n d erw ear. $2.50 all wool h eav y C o atin g , <>0 in ch es w ide. O u r ca sh price a y a r d ________ ____________ [>0 in ch es $1.75 all w ool heavv S uitin g , <>0 w ide. O u r c a sh price a y a rd ____________ - 0 in ch es $1.50 all wool h ea v y S u itin g , <>0 wide. O u r cash price. a y a r d ________ _________ ><> in ch es $1.35 all wool heavy S u itin g , 5<> w ide. O u r cash price, a y a r d . _______ ____________ $1.93 $1.49 Our low cash prices should $1.39 be of interest to you ALL WINTER WEIGHTS $1.19 $2.15 98c $1.95 ... 93c 83c ..73c ... 59c Newest in Silks $1.13 83c ..49c . 39c $2.25 W o m en ’s wool U nion S u it. O u r ca sh p ric e __________ __________________________ . . . . $1.00 W o m e n ’s cotton U nion S u it. O u r c a sh p ric e _______________ ________________ ________ 7.5c W o m e n ’s co tton U nion S u it. O u r c a sh p ric e _________________ m an y o th er silk s. 27 inch F o u la rd S ilk . P ric e d ______________ ______ 4 9 c to $1.23 f i Buy “ Babies* Comfort” Underwear 3 E 3 C “ The biggest noise the world has ever heard,” is expected to be made all along the Pacific Coast from British Columbia to Panama a t the time the last rock barrier in the Panama Canal ia blown out and the w aters of the A t lantic and Pacific oceans are united. Arrangements are being made to have the news flashed instantly to every city on the Pacific Coast when the final blast is exploded and it is the intention to have every wheel in each town stopped for a few minutes while bells, whistles and every other known noise making device compete in the produc tion of noise. As soon as the loose rocks and debris can be removed from the canal a fte r the explosion, which ia expected to take place October 10, the DC UMPHREY & THE DÍCZDC canal will be open to the passage of vessels although the official opening will not be announced for several months. __ H. E. Bucklen & Co., secured its po sition of affluence through persistent use of the advertising columns of the oountry newspapers. O ur Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Coats and Suits have Arrived Ladies’ Blue Serge Suits, regular $ 1 5 . 5 0 values. Special at $4 T h re e 5c b o x es M atches lOc; d o u b le p o in ted T ooth P icks, a I kix 4c; P eab e rry Blend Coffee, a lb. 27c; S p ecial Blend Coffee a lb. 2.1c. H ig h F lig h t h ard -w h eat F lo u r, a sac k $1.35; .1 c a n s P ink S alm on 25c; 4 lbs S o u th ern H ead R ice 25c. 2 c a n s fancy Red S alm on 25c; 35c p k g s. cream Rolled O a ts w ith prize p la te s 25c; Y east, a p k g . 4c; 4 p k g s. A rm & H a m m er Soda 25c 4 p k g s (»loss or C orn S ta rc h 25c; 3 c a n s C o n d en sed M ilk 25c; best green or b la c k T e a , a lb. 45c; Y% lb. ca n C ocoa 20c; six M to 9 oz. b a rs w hite S o ap 25c. □C The changeable weather of early fall brings on coughs and colds tha t have a weakening effect on tho system, and may become chronic. Use Foley’s Honey and T ar Compound. It has a very soothing and healing effect on the irritated and inflamed air passages, and will help very quickly. I t is a well known family medicine th a t gives results. For sale by all dealers e v e ry where. A . 5 0 O UAUTY DC SENTINEL HOPPED ON FOR CRITICISM OF FAIR MACKIN CA SH STORE □CUE ID C X » D @ o n rttj The first Ladies’ Night of the Cot tage Grove Commercial Club Monday was a decided social success, about 75 being in attendance. The first part of the evening was given over to bowling, pool, billiards and cards, in all of which the ladies took part. At 9:30 a musical program was rendered consist ing of a musical selection on the player piano furnished by the Rtes-Wallace Co , a qu a rte t composed of S. L. Mackin, Bert Richmond, Worth H a r vey and C. E. Umphrey, piano selec tions by Clarence Moras, solo by Lloyd Stratton accompanied by Miss Esther Silshy. Light refreshments of punch and wafers were served cafeteria style ami the evening again given over to the same amusements th a t had taken up the earlier part of the evening. Music on the player piano was fur nished throughout the evening hy Mr. Wallace. The executive committee of the Wo m an's Club held the annual Assembly Day yesterday. The afternoon waa a decidedly poetical one. Refreshments of hot tamales and wafers were served. American lite ra ta re was selected as the work for the coming year. The Emanon Club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. ti. M. Scott. Mrs. O. L. Nichols is entertaining this afternoon. The Woman’s Relief Corps meets a t Phillips Hall tomorrow afternoon a t 2 o ’clock. A fte r business there will be a social hour and lunch. The Social Twelve meets with Mrs. F. W. Robbins tomorrow afternoon. L U R C H ’S , In c . colporteur for the Haptisl Publication society, who waa a very ahort distance from the track on hia way to thia city. He haa made affidavit th a t as the train was heard approaching the man stepped off of the track Into a ditch alongside and walked along in this as if intending to remain there until the train passed. As the train came w ith in a few feet of him, the affidavit states, the man sprung to the center of the rails with his hack to the a p proaching train. He waa struck hy the fender and carried hy ft about Ik* feel before falling beside the track. The m an’s back waa broken and there were several other aerioaa injuries. It : ia thought death waa inalunt. The body waa shipped to Eugene W ednes day afternoon. Mr. Evans w n about 30 years of age and had lived in ami near Eugene Ma life. He had been in [mor Good Suggestions Made by all health ami dea|sirulenl for some time, and hia illness had slightly affected hia Member of Grange mind, lie l< avea a mother, a brother, C. W. Evans ami a sister, Mias Minnie T here Are Other Y ears and Other Evans. The funeral services were F airs; W ith Faces to F u tu re , held at the Cordon A Vi-sti-h cha|*el at Klo’clock Saturday morning, conducted W e’ll Do B etter N ext T im e, hy Kcv. J, S. MrUailum. The b«>dy S ay s C orrespondent. waa taken to Marcóla for burial. N o te the Cash S a vin g s W ool B a u d s _____ _____ 2*40 to 39c W ool W ra p p e rs________ 39c to 59c S ilk a n d W ool W rap p ers, ea ch , 9.5c C otton W r a p p e r s ._____ 13c to 3.5c J. 1. Jones took the teachers for a I hay rack ride to Martin Anderson a ranch Saturday evening. Martin had i a roaring fire prepared and a lunch and (Continued from first page ) good reason and was painfully apparent to ua all. Wc were haridicap|>ed by the several hours of yarn-spinning were unfortunate accident th a t hap|>eiied to our manager. By reason of his con enjoyed around the flames. stant oversight of the interests of the The high school student body gave a grange possibly some of the re st of us “ watermelon feed” on McFarland’s have unintentionally grown alack. Hia hill Friday evening, Professor and Mrs. disability in the time of need waa a Jam es E. Dunton and the members of m atter of regret but not of criticism. the faculty chaperoning the party. With the head of our fuir board dis Everyone gathered about the huge bon abled and with the interest of another fire, played games, sang and ate water- \ member absorbed in the new high melon in the first big informal get-to school building, our lost of headway ia gether occasion on the high school cal not much to be wondered at. endar. But we are not going to chew the cud of b itte r memories. Our faces are ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ to the future. There are to lie other years and there will be other fairs. CHURCH NEWS We will not be cast down. We will da better next time. I heartily second the suggestion of .Service« a t the Christian Science one of our business men for the use of Hall every Sunday a t 11 and Wednes day evening at 7 :30. All are welcome. a part of our public park for fair pur poses if such use he feasible. Never BAPTIST CHURCH mind the atiaence of a race track. Its Cor. Eleventh and Adams Sta. j presence is not a necessary adjunct of C. M. Cobb, Paator. a successful agricultural fair. One of Services for next Sunday: 10 a. m., its chief functions is to absorb the gate Bible school, Mrs. K. K. Mills, s u p t . ; receipts. Otherwise than th a t It ia 11 a. m., morning worship, sermon not an unmixed good. I t leads too subject; “ The Abundant God.” Selo easily to race track gambling. A by Mra. G riggs; 6:30 p. m., young glance about Cottage Grove does not people’s m eeting; 7:30 p. m ., evening discover any oversupply of racing stock service, sermon su b je c t: “ A Queen needing exercise. Nor does it discover In the Court of Yerxea,” —a sermon for any pressing need of any. young people. Week day m e e tin g s : j Grounds suitable for • track in con Wednesday 7 :30, mid-week and monthly nection with the fair means s big lot business meeting.- Friday evening of money or a big debt. The la tte r is a there will be a recital by Miaa Edna big handicap to a fair. Debt was the Bertsch, under the auapicea of the old man of the sea of the Grange Fair. Sunday School.________ In closing let me say th a t the possi CH R IST IA N CHURCH ble outcome suggested in your edi M. Howard Fagan, pastor. torial, the cessation of cordial relations Services next Sunday as follows: between the farm ers and the business 9:46 a. m., bible school; 11 a. m., men of Cottage Grove would lie some- communion and preaching, aubject: thing vastly more to he regretted than "Some Pertinent Questions to Chris- the comparative failure of a single tians“ ;6 :3 0 p. m., Christian Fndea- fair. I h a t was unfortunate; this vor; 7:30 p. m.. union temperance would be a calamity. Both aides are; \ M other, B rother and Sis Fur injuries resulting from falling through a county bridge about a mUe mile and a half west of the city on August 10, when crossing it with a team and wagon which waa driven by W. 0. Perry, Sidney E. ('ole is suing the county for S 2 . 00 H damages. Dole in jumping clear of the wagon and floun dering horses waa thrown forcibly to the floor of the bridge. He avers he dislocated his ankle ami waa thrown out of work causing him much physical and mental pain and anguiah. Try Our High Quality Grocery Dept. for b ab y a n d get th e best. O u r new F all U n d erw ear for b a b y is now on d isp lay . Y ou w ill find here a com plete lin e of “ B ab ies’ C o m fo rt” U n d erw ear in e ith er co t ton, wool or wool a n d silk . “ B abies’ C o m fo rt” U n d erw ear h a s no rough seam s— each g a rm e n t is full sized a n d is w oven of the softest m ateria ls. W e’ve all styles Despondent Because of Long Illness; Leaves BURTON DEFECTIVE BRIDGE ... """ The only witness beside the engine WANTS $2,000 -v— cr ew waa Rev. D. Loree, traveling 50c W o m en ’s co tto n S in g le Piece U n d erw ear. O ur ca sh p ric e ___ _____________________________________ O th er co tto n w eig h ts at 2.1c up. New 27 in ch W a ist S ilks, a y a r d _____________ ____ 9.1c to $1.39 UNDERWEAR ___________ ______ ___ 65c W o m e n ’s co tto n S in g le piece U n d erw ear. O u r c a sh p r ic e _________ _______ ___________________ ___ P riced, a y ard , $1.40 to $1.93 P riced, a y a r d ____________ ____ ______ $1.23 oBabie& (¡canfori A Correction. Dead Man Had Been The item last week which state«! that ter at Eugene. W. P. Tucker brought in some prise apples from the O. W. Smith ranch, | l.or«Mi Evans, a laborer from Eugene, should have stated th a t they w«-rc ¡said to tie a auii’ide, waa killed juat from the Jam es Heinenway Mountain south of Walker lust Wedneaday by View ranch at Dorcna afternoon aoulhliound passenger No. $1.50 W o m en ’s wool S in g le Piece U njierw ear. O u r c a sh price __________________ ____________________ $1.25 W o m en ’s wool S in g le Piece U n d erw ear. O u r ca sh p r i c e ________________________ _______________ W e h a v e ju st received a b e a u tifu l lot of McCall Pattern! new silk s co n sistin g of new B u lg arian ÌS O li Waiit 55*9, Skirt p attern s, new Rep, new F o u la rd s a n d Price, is cents each 36 inch Rep S ilk . No o'lo-l t'lipcr, daily o r w e l d y , r e a c h ■a >oir q u a r t e r a» m any p c opl ■ m ili. I >| 'a x e D r o v e e.'UUtry na d o r a T h e Si-nlno-l $1.25 W o m en ’s co tto n U nion S u it. O u r ca sh p r ic e __________ ______________________________ O th er clo th s 4Sc up. B u lg arian S ilks, 27 in ch es w ide. EUGENE MAN IS KILLED BY TRAIN AT WALKER $2 50 W o m en ’s wool U nion S u it. O u r cash p ric e ____ _________________________________ c h es es $1.25 all wool h eavy S u itin g . 5<> in ch wide. O u r cash price, a y a r d ------------ ---------- ------------- inches $1.00 all wool h eavy S u itin g , 54 in ch es wide. O u r cash price, a y a r d ____________________ Wheeler will apeak. too sensible to |>ermit such s result. Both sides have too great reaulta to ac complish working together to want« PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH energies in little resentments. I.el It. M. ItroMillHNiks, Pastor. little crltielsms go for whet they are Services next Sunday : Bible School worth the expression of a momentary st 10 s. in. ; communion service and r e Impatience or vexation. ception of new members a t II. The The fair Itself would mesn much congregation will unit« in the evening more If town end country could unite with tho other churches of the clty ln eetivelv and eipiully In lla promotion, s union tempers»«'« meeting s t the | Knell could supply what the other Christian Church. I’rnyer meeting un | . g Let the country raise, and let Wednesday evening ut 7 :30. the town help collect and display. We need the enthuaiusm which cornea from Biffi.K S PIR IT U A L CHURCH. I m i M in Phillips Hell Sunday at number» and unity. We need ca|ircial | 3 p. m., aubject : "T h o u g h t Power” ; ly the hearty good wlR and brother ,7:46, auhjeet: "T ho Difference Be hood feeling which can only come from tween Spiritualiam and Chriatianlty working shoulder to shoulder In a com Proven by the Bible,” All are c o r mon cause which touches us all ulikc. dially invited to attend. Mr. Coon, Only thus can we realise the ho|>e» we have act before ua for “ (¡roster Cot paator. tage (¡rove," D rain Editor Diea. I have always found the business C. L. Parker editor of the Drain men singularly ready to work in any Nonpureil and Yonealla lim e » , dropped cause for the common good, ami I can •lead of heart diaeaae at Yonealla not believe tha t ao small a m utter about noon Wednesday of lu»t week. could produce ao great a change. He took charge of the Drain paper Hitching poata are goial and a neces about live year» ago, aod within the sary adjunct at the end of a farm er's pant few months, took the Yonealla trip to town, tiut a common cauae in Timea. He went to the latter city which wc all aland with each other Wedneaday morning to look a fte r huai and for each other without hitching ia ncaa matterà. Ilia earlier yeara were (letter and far mure essential. ■•pent in New Jeracy, where he w a a , T. W. Del UNO. prominent in politica. L ater he waa a ; member of the New York Stock E x change. He carne to Drain from Port- | lami, where he waa engaged in the real estate buaincaa. Parker waa aheul Ml year» of age, > and ia aurvived by hi» wife, one »on in ! Actions Lead to Theory of Prob California and two daughter» in New able Suicide York. mueting. Mrs. All welcome. Henry A. Johnston, a business man of l/A nae, Mich., w rites: " F o r years, Foley’a Honey and Tar Compound for cougha and colila haa liven our family medicine. We give it to our children, who like it on account of ita pleuaant taste. It ia a safe cure for coughs and colila.” It contains no opiates. For aale by all dealers everywhere. i Fall Fashions In Women’s Footwear DiM-riniinaliiig dealer) everyw here, w'airei ogniic iborough «hoegoodneM, ate ih m displaying the 1-all model) of Utz & Dunn Co. Shoes For Women F or thirty * e « r. a nd m u t t the stipe»*, m yU . ,he lirv t I r tif if QU4:*ly, th# a!*> lute « ufnfort of these •h«^*. lM*e «H a»4 m e n ta l erf « high Man. Ur. I of n .e m . I h ey a rc alw aya cut fret ami M » ff fail to g* e r t.m p l't« M tlafaction. For » o m e n w ith a rm aitivc f r r i we u u k « and recom m end the D r.S d iw n fbsmON^HOE In al.liilon M In r o o m H»lf. Ik . I M o l. of want ► » »'* «'• 'lilt " l b » « . . l . a .k .x fnr f f a m n ." tl>* » Onnn C o. ako.. s i . m u « s i oo 10 ! 1 00. T k r p i . , . of , k r Of. r a t i o n C n a tio n » b o . i . « 4 U0 . S4 . I 0 . . . » 1 1 0 0 pa, p * ,. The Golden Rule Store Powell & Co. Fifth and M ain SU. )
