C ja lg B o f tip? C fo u m
M any Matters o f M o r e than Passing M om ent
Apy Item In theao ivlum ni c«Mtlnln| on the loti Mno thereof Ih*
mark |. .), I* paid advertising. | Thl» tnnounctmt.M la made in
Compliance with lha poalal regulation«.!
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Oni> uf Ih«' beat ri'Uipunies w li ir li «v e r
j.Iu_vI h fr» » i l i |mi un " l i m i t i ' Kn.it
aulì" al tln< new Armili" n e i) Mutui ly
evenmg.
in
Hhe wuuta aomethilig practical; look
Hwrngi'l Hardware raat window.
Mra N. W. Drake aud Mra. Frank
Wuiiilrulf were gurata ut the Loyal
Builders' Hardware and mechanics’
tools are finding a good sale these days
at the Hwengel Hardwure Htor«.
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Last Call
Miss Victoria Mitcbel, who was to
have spoken here Thursday afternoon,
under the auspices o f the Baptist
Church, has sent word that she will be
unable to be present.
Extra help
Saturday
This wet weather makes sisk shoes.
Take them to Dr. lioff, the shoe cbiro
praetor. Hurt cure or no pay.
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I OVERCOATS
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Sizes 14 years up
$ 3.00
Call at Arm ory
CM G lass
Wlirn un« remembers, auva un ai
elisogr, tliut in an ordinary ruluiun
ttiara an- III,mm pirara uf type, that
tbrrr »rr arara wrung |maitioiia each
lattar may Iw put in anil tbrrr arr 70,•
IHM chances tu mubn rrrura, liraiilra mil
liutia uf rhanrra fur traua|Hiaitiuna, hr
will nut lir tun critical. In tbr ara
truer, " T u b« ur nut tu b r ," by tratta
puait luti alunr it la |xiaaiblr to makr
2,739,022 rrrura. Ho yuu an« tbr parila
that l.rart tbr printer.
RANGES, COOK STOVES
HEATERS
A L a r g e Annitrì turnt
K IN T E R
BRO S.
HOUSC rURNlSHCRS
RHONE a
N ur-C tO
JO E B A K E R
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H. I.. Coleman and fnmily arrived
from Mullen, Neb., laat week louking
for n location.
Miaa Mabel McFarland baa accepted
a poaitiun with the Armatrung Htudioa.
Forty acre« good timber clone in. Will
rut a tbouaand corda of wood.
Uood
bouae and barn on the place. Will aell
an term« or nebange for town property.
Aak John F. Woodard.
aurh a way aa to fracture three riba.
Wanted — SOU adulta to call at the
Kexall Htore. Each to get free a l u l l
He tall weather chart calendar.
M>n
Modern Pharmacy IH the Kexall
store.
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AND
I f you get her one o f those Alumi
num I’erculatora at the Hwengel Hard
ware store ahe will use it 305 times the
Aral year. No bureau drawer bu«:ne«s
about that.
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ON
W EST
S IO E
Mra. J. H. t’hambera apent Haturilay
with her brother C. D. YnnVnlin at
Dorrna.
Expert Dressmaking done promptly.
Mra. I’rt Hanford
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Mr«. J. I*. Wheeler of Koaeburg spent
several days laat week visiting friends
her«.
Mian Ada Murphy returned laat week
Mra. (leu. Itruwn and aona, Irwin nnd from a visit with friends in Koaeburg.
Ituaarll nnd Cerry Crnnilall, attended
Fur« white flour can’t be beaten.
church arrvirea at Hilk Creek Haturilay.
Kvery sack is guaranteed to aitisfy or
Hterling Feed Co.
tiling in your airk ahoea. Never yet money refunded.
failed to make a correct diagnoaia.
11. M. Wallace went to Kugene Hun
Conaultntion free.
Office bourn: All day.
day.
Dr. (luff.
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Frank Fage was in Kugene Hunday.
Yea, that’s right, I sell any kind of
inaurnnee you can mention.
Harry
Metcalf.
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Chas, Brunenu left yeaterday for an
extended visit at Woodburn.
Win a six months’ subscription by
IItiding the .mistakes in the Hampton
k Co., Keen Wallace and Oregon Wool
en Mills Htore ada.
I t ’s easy.
The
subscription must be sent to someone
not now getting the paper.
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Claud Blaster is in Yoncalla, where
he is doing the finishing work on R.
Helliwell’a residence.
Fifty years in family use ia a long
time, but that is the term of warranty
on the Community Hilver sold by the
Hwengel Hardware store,
(let Com
munity if you get any— i t ’a the beat.
Oliver Veatch attended the County
Kducational Hoard meeting in Kugene
Haturday.
Dr. Demorcat, Dentist.
Kerr A Hilaby’a ator«.
Office over
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Mra. Amanda Veatch returned Friday
from an extended viait with her non
Marion, in Kugene, and left for her
home in Anaheim, Calif., Hunday.
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Everything at Prices That Will Sell Them Quick
O u r B ig Stock o f D o lls Is
F o c f
W e ^ave
VCIT b«st at anY
a C l b l. anc| every price.
5 c to $ 3 .6 3
Rem ember the Doll Contest Dec. 27
Go-Carts with rubber tires $1.50; Go-Carts 48c to $2.69
G lassw are
(•rest bargains iti all kinds of
(»lassware from 10c to $1.00.
Complete Tea Sets .SOc: Sugar,
Creamer and Butter Dishes: set
of Tumblers as low as 2Sc:
Fancy Tumblers.
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Leonard M. Wade, special representa
Mra. William Barker and amall aon tive of the International Typesetting
William jr. o f Kugene, have been spend Machine Co., was in the city yesterday,
mg arveral daya with Mra. K. K. Mill« inspecting the new typesetting machine j [
Mr«. F. W. Kobbina left Haturday recently installed by The Hentinel.
afternoon for a viait at the home of her
brother, O. I*. Will« at I^indon.
Hbe
will return tomurrow.
The Hwengel Hardware Company hna
a full line of high grade pocket cutlery,
anaaora and edge too!«, bought direct
from the factory.
Kvery piece fully
warranted.
S a tu rd a y
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Yaa, Ay bun going to see Knute
The Indira of the M. K. Church will and Ole ut the new Arcade next Mon
bold a home cooking market at The day evening. You but yer life, Ay ban j . >
Metaan Hhop all day Haturilay.
d3c there.
Dr. F. L. Ingram has just returned
Miaa Nritu Harelton, who waa «ever
ly injured laat week when abe fell from from taking two post graduate courses ::
a awiftly moving atreet car, ia itnprov in dentistry and can now fill the most
mg alowly but ateadily. Hhe waa able sensitive teeth absolutely without pain
I f you
to ait up fur a abort time yeaterday and or disagreeable after effect«.
hope« to return to her home here the have pyorrhoea or sore and bleeding
luat of the week with her mother who gums, he will cure them or no pay. tf
Mias Alaea Hawley of Divide waa in
the city Thursday.
WORK
Fine China W are
Havilaud aud Hand Fainted
( ' . o r in a
designs at such low pri
res that you can easily buy it for
your friends. Call and get our
prices.
today.
General Blacksmith
R E P A IR
price**. You know they will be
lower t*.:an elsewhere.
J. H. Chamber« left yeaterday for n
Fire, hail, rain. You should protect
trip to Halt Lake City.
with Metcalf. H e ’ll fix you out with
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W. II. Walker waa in from Walker anything in the insurance line
™ Huliarriptlun prirra of nearly all tbr
Irailiag mngnzines ailvanrr beginning
Mra. D. H. liemenway «pent Thura
Nov. 1U,
Wa take auliacription» for day and Friday in Fugeae, where ahe
any publication anil can give you lieat went to aee Margaret lllington in
clubbing prirra. lx*t ua bavr your ur " W i t h in the L a w . " While there ahe
ilrra now. We are district agrnta for waa the gueat of Mr«. Chan. A. tiray at
the Haturiluy Evening Coat nml l.atlira the ('hi Omega Houae.
Hum« Journal. The Modern Cbnrmury
Dry foot oil keep« the wet out and
IH the Rraall Htor«.
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Alton Hampton entnr up from Kugrne
Ili.rvey Wallace auatained a painful
yeaterday on a few daya’ buaineaa and injury Thurnday when he waa caught
plruaurr trip.
between a bale of hay and a wagon in
Hint« Deputy J. W. Hinsons mldrraaed
Pottage (Iruve t'amp, M. W. A., Tuea
day evening.
Aud the best at prices that any
Oliver Flows and J. I. Case Flows are
Hmger Hewing Macbinea, Needles,
Oil nnd repair«.
Liberal allowance sold by the Hwengel Hardware Com
Hindi' fur your old machine.
Call up pnny.
Karl K. Mill«, phone 132 Y. Demon
‘ ‘ Kuute Knutson," the funny Hwede,
at rat ion and trial will coat yuu nothing at the new Arcade next Monday night.
baa been with her aince the accident.
T rad e
M ad« our stock, large, as it is, go out in a hurry. Our large reserve stock enables us
to give you the same values this week. Y ou can save money on eve ry item and w e
’ offer you the best and largest stock of Holiday Goods eve r on display in this city.
Mr. aud Mrs. (i. H. Helmer of Tacoma
left yesterday for California after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hultoa.
Mr. Ilelmer nnd Mrs Haltou are cous
ins. They had not met for thirty years
until last summer.
Hume frieud o f yours would like The
Academy dormitory arveral day« luat HentiiieI nix months.
Kooflng l'apaf; Hwengel Hardware
You cun get a
free subscription for him or her by 1
limili show« all III« litui" al III« ut* «v week.
An old line life iuauruucr policy la a finding one mistake in each of the fol
Armili*. Ha« " Kunta Ktiulaiiii" iiait
Oregon Woolen Mills
gilt rilgtul invratiuent, in addition to lowing ads.:
Mondny eveililig.
Htore, Keen Wallace and Hampton k
bring
a
protection
to
relutivea
that
uiay
Al. ('rosoli limi raturuail frum Tilln
b# left In 'hind. Talk with Metcalf, tf Co. Just telephone your replies to this
ululili ( 'utility.
Architect J. K Tuurtelrttr uf I'urt office.
I.at Ih« rhtldren play in tlia raiu.
Kveryone from Minnesota should sue
l'aa a l i l l l » Ori funi, Tur aulii lijf Unii, land waa in the city Haturday looking
" Kuute Knutson" ut the new Arcade |
uftcr
the
new
high
aebuol
building
with
III« alimi ilurtur.
next Monday night.
which he waa very much plruard.
S h e lf W o r n ::
THE FAIR’S
Lots of Clerks
Saturday.
Shop Early or
as Early as
You Can
Fancy
G lassw are
A l»eautiful line of Fancy (»lass-
ware in Berry Sets, Tea Sets,
Water Sets
You will certainly
appreciate this line aud we want
everv one to see them.
O sr H an d k e rc h ie fs
Prices beat all the so called sale
prices. You will get a better
Handkerchief for the price here.
3c to 2Sc
Fancy C aps and S d a c e rs
Largest line ever shown here.
Shaving mugs at all prices.
Shaving i'^ls and Shaving (Bass
es. (.let our prices.
W e want everyone to know that we
have five times as large a stock of toi
let articles as we had last year. Comb
and brush sets, shaving sets, tourist
sets, baby sets, book marks, etc., pow
der boxes, hair receivers in Parisian
ivory. No fancy prices, one low cash
price to all, and that price the lowest
B eets and Standard N ereis 50c
BiUes and Testaments at Bargaie Prices
Toy water sets, toy tea sets in glass
20c each, toy china sets, toy enamel-
ware sets, toy tin sets with tray, sets
from 19c to $2.00.
PARENTS ARE TORN ii _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
BETWEEN HOPE ii T o y s Our Wonderful Stock of toys l O VS
AND FEAR
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Is the talk of the town. W e have what the children want. W h y not please them?
11 G iv e them a merry Christmas this year. Our prices w ill help you. Books for all.
Refuse To Believe Dead Body
That of Their Boy
Watch for the Live Santa Claus Saturday.
Visit the store and have a good time. Picture sale, box paper sale, candy sale, ribbon
sale, all going Saturday. This is the store that gives you a T T ’ § - a ^ >
F > -| 2 « «
Christmas w elcom e and wants you to call and look.
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DECOMPOSED CORPSE BEARS A L L
8IONS
OF
BEINO
T H A T OP
BERNARD LARSON OF
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T H IS CITY.
Though every nvnileble mark of
identification on the body of an un
known man found near Columbia Beach
on the Necoxie river corresponds ex
actly with the description of their son
Bernard, who left home in March and
has not been heard from since, Mr. and
Mrs. A. I*. Larson of rati city hold
firmly to the hope that It may not be
their boy.
Htumbling accidently upon a news
item in a Portland paper which told of
the finding of the body of n man which
was so decomposed as to be hardly re
cognizable but who in some respects
answered the description o f their son,
Mr. I .arson and his ton in-law, Angelo
I’erini, went at once to Aatoria where
the body had been taken. They found
that his shoea were like those the boy
had worn when he left home, that hi*
front tooth waa broken off just as Ber
nard '■ had been when as a child his
brother had accidently struck him with
a hammer rhile at play, and that the
w isdom teeth had large cavities just as
his hud, the hair was of the exact shade
of the boy's nnd the clothes worn with
the underdrawers pinned to the shirt
with safety pins, just as Bernard al
ways wore his. Htill the parental love
and their great desire not to believe
that it ia their son keeps the spark (if
hope alive that there may tie some
chance that this man is merely strik
ingly like their boy. Both are nearly
distracted, torn between hope and an
almost certain fear.
Following a long illness caused by
iajurlea received in n logging camp and
trouble with hia young wife whom he
worshipped, their consequent separa
tion and his being deprived of his baby
boy, the young man, who wns but
twenty three years o f age, waa very dil-
pondent when he went away hoping to
get work. Neither hia parents nor his
wife have heard a word from him aince
he left. Now they are advertising in
the hope that be, alive and ignorant of
their anxiety, may see their plea and
let them know that he is safe.
Coroner J. A. Oilbaugh, o f Clatsop
County, decided that the man had not
committed suicide, as there was abso
lutely no evidence o f any means by
which he might have consummated the
deed.
Nei.her knife, gun nor poison
bottle were revealed upon careful
search. That hr was murdered ia hard
ly a testable theory aa he waa not
known to have an enemy nnd had no
money that might have inspired such a
crime.
The coroner’a report says that the
body was in such a state of decomposi
tion that the man must have been dead
at least two or three months. It was
discovered by the merest accident when
Y. K. Albert of Astoria was following
up some ducks he bad shot and stumbled
across the body lying half buried in
^tnd and thick vegetation.
A. P. Larson, father of Bernard I<ar-
son drives the I,orane stage and the
family home is in East Cottage Grove.
“Just as you are
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“ I wouldn’t change a thing." That is the spirit
of modern photography.
And with the fast plates and fast lenses of to-day,
the clever photographer can take you ‘‘just as you
are."
Long exposures in uncomfortable, conscious atti
tudes are a thing of the past.
In fact, having a picture taken in a modern studio
is as pleasaut as an informal call on good friends.
Make the appointment today.
This is the psychological moment to have Christmas
photos taken.
Slashes Foot.
While slashing on his ranch this
afternoon Robert Lackey’s axe glanced
in such a manner as to strike his foot,
cutting an ugly gash. He was hurried
to town where the wound was dressed.
It is thought that no serious complies
tions will result as the wound, though
painful was a clean one.
Boys Bedford Place.
The Bedford place at Haginaw was
purchased this week by W. B. Hartley
from Mr. Kucker.
John Woodard and K. W. Bauman
went to Portlund Monday morning.
Cottage Grove Chapter No. A 0. E. S.
Regular meetings eecond and fourth
Fridays of the month at Masonie Hall
Pacific Highway.
Next
meeting
Dec. 12. Annual election.
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WANT ADS
A rm stro n g
Is
The
Q u a lity
P h o to g ra p h er
in
Your
Toun
The psychological moment for Christmas photos is now.
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FOR
REN T
KENT.
FOR K
E N T . — 5 BOOM MODERN
house on West Mein; porches; south
facing. Joe Miller, 7th and Adams.
We are now at liberty to announce to
the public that wc can serve Williams
Bread fresh every morning. The flour
and delieacy ia unsurpassed. Just try
it tods/.
FOR S A L E OR T RA D E
W A N T TO T R A D E L I M B E R FOR
work horse.
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Phone 22 f2.
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TH E
M E T S A N SHOP
FOR HALE— NEW W H IT E ROTARY
Hewing Machine; latest model, at a
barguin. Hee Karl K. Mills or phone
132-Y.
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F IV E TONS OF H A Y FOB HALE—
Mrs. W. N. Wheeler at W. W.
Uildersleeve home.
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F IV E PA8BENOKR AUTO TO TRADE
for lumber, wood or posta.
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Parsons, Creswell .Ore.
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I f you saw it first— you saw it in Tue
Hentinel.
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