Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, February 11, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBuy the Best Merchandise Here at the Biggest Saving W here Can You Find a« Good Underw ear Values at These Unusual Prices Ilea's Underwear Wamea's Underwear ■LSe fleece lin ed vests d raw ers n ow ou sale, e a c h ___________ 50c fleece lin ed vests 50c fleeced lin ed 29c 39c draw ers, uow ou Q flc sale, a t _____ ____________ 0 0 b #1.25 and $1-50 w ool »h irts and d raw ers now on sale at ____________ _ $1.00 to $1.25 fleece lin ed U n io n Suits, now 7Qp ou sale at, each ________ f 0 b $1.00 w oo l shirts und d raw ers uow on s a le ___ R e g u la r 75c cotton fleeced uuiou suits, now on JQ m sale a t _______________ ^ 0 b R eg u la r $1.25 w oo l vests and ers, now ou sale 98c R e g u la r $2.25 and $2.50 w ool union suits uow on # 1 M sa le a t ......................... $ 1 . 0 / R eg u la r $1.00 w ool pants and vests now on sale, T Q f* e a c h ______ _______________ o fa e A tS a w U ^ p flljT V shirts and and ____ draw ers, n ow on sale at, e a c h ____________ 1 pants, n ow on sale 1 a n d I Ob 33c 79c $1.19 L am bs w ool shirts and d r a w $1.00 h ea vy cotton union suits now ou sale, lflA a t .......................................#5i C $2.25 w ool union suits, n ow . . . . . . $1.69 $2.13 $2.50 h e a v v word union suits, uow on sale ............. Red Seal Zephyr Ginghams H e a v y fleece cotton union suits, 3 to 12 year sizes, n o w o n sale at 4 5 c ; 13 to 15 y e a r sizes 4 9 c You can always depend upon Red Seal Zephyrs to be fast in color and ex tremely durable. That Red Seal Ze phyr patterns are prettiest and most tylisn is a fact accepted by every body. W e are showing the largest a nd most varied assortment o f Red geal Zephyr Ginghams that we ever offered. 27 inches wide, guaranteed -ast color. A yd...................... 12c C h ild r e n ’ s U n d erw ea r prices g re a tly reduced. U m pf n i eu& f ta cM n, THE .QUALITY c a s h 3EZJCI El s t o r e - JL 3 C Z Z Z Z 3 D whipped cream, cake and cuffce . In addition (o the twenty members o f the club who were preaent Mr*. Fiahburn invited in Mr*. N. K. Compton, Mra. C. j H. Burkholder, Mr». Lydia Stouffer, j Mr». C. E. t'uipkrey. Mr*. 8. L. Msukia and Mr». H N. Aldrich. COTTAGE GROVE HAS X ......................................... CHURCH NEWS 2 MANY PERFECT SPELLERS The uewly organized flv# kuudred club will meet tomorrow afternoon nt the home o f Mr». B. 8. Mwengel to per feet their plana for the aea»on. Supervisory District No. W in« Tw o Banners X Services at ths Christian Scisuce Hall «vary Sunday at II, aud Wsdnssday svsnlug at 7:30. A ll are wslcums 1 Crooked Gsnius. Once ii|a»u a time the <lty o f Lon don hu<l to pay a county rate, but thla was legally altollshed many years ago A certain attorney, who had at one time bceu connected with local taia- tloD, hit u | h > ii the brilliant Idea o f re- levying this obsolete rate and turning the proceeds to Ida owu use. He got the proper demand uotee printed, dla trlbuted them In tbe usual fashion and the recipients paid up like lamb«. Tbe swindler bnd a regular office, a collec tor aud all the usual acconi|tanlnients It la said that be made over $13.01)0 a year, and no one ever thought of questioning tbe legality of the rata. If the crooked genius had been aatla- fled wltb a couple o f yearn' profit and then quietly discontinued the collec tion o f the rate tbe chances are that no one would ever have been any tha wiser. Hut be was greedy and kept on year after year, until by chance a detnaud note fell Into the handa o f aome one who knew.— Pearson's Weekly. PA R E N TS AS W E L L AS P U P IL S ARE B RUSIIINO UP ON ORTHOGRAPHY With sixty perfect speller», Super visory District No. I, in tbe l»at county »pelting contest, received two banner» fur highest average in tbe couaty " >r that particular grade. Forty tour uf the whole number were girl», the • »■ ■uaining sixteen lioya, The poorest speller in Supervisory District No. 1, Is registered in district 40. This pupil made the astonishing uventge o f 0. Thirty seven o f the perfect spellers are from Cottage Grove. The names o f those whose papers were graded 100 are as follow* t Cottage Urova— Third grade, Vets Plaster, tier uld Warner. Iliidu He lieu tie, Wendell Cochran; llfth grade, Percy Tibbies, Thelma Jones, Jesse Denney, Luther Mier, Ultra Oliver, Carl Porter, Floyd Maker, Fred Paraaoo, Gladys Pitcher, Murguerite Hcheufle, Audrey Fowler, «¡race Jones, Myra Larson, Veda Wil- eoxen, Helen Baker, May Riggs, Jesse DeWahl, Anns Kingl sixth grade, Mnry K. Benson, George Meijueeu, Frances l.ncey, Rouauia Armstrong, Vira Corh ran, Elsie Pleuard; seventh grade, Hits Ridings, Ruth Jorgenson, Rose Halde man, Helen Stafford, Forest Hehnchler. Ruth Stewart, Ethel Rogers; eighth graile, Marie Ridings, Ireta Cooley; dis Irict 2— eighth grade, Agnes Redford, Frances Harruth; seventh gride. Ruby Dook, third grade, Ruth Lebow, Lyle llartzell, Nola Champion; fourth grade, Edith Hickey, Virgie Jones, Florence Hickey; fifth grade, Bernice Damewood, Earle Schilling, Mary Sbaucr; eighth grade, Nellie Linebaugh; district S4- seventh grade, Ada Adams, eighth grade, Richard Chaplin; district ID- fifth grade, Fkirenre Shsult, sixth grade, Harold McKay, Kustin Moore, Lizxie llclmus, Iriuine Evans, Evelyn McGee, seicnth grade, Myrtle l.indle; district 188, fourth grade, Nellie Deane. Tbe averages received by districts were as follows: -lay at the Harrington House in Rose burg. Kev. C. K. ¡Short othriated. Mr. Savage is a well-to-do farmer living at t SOCIETY : , Anchor, where the coyple will mnkc their home. Miss Burgess was formerly A number o f the friends o f Mrs. W. a teacher in the Cottage Grove schools. The young men '* class o f the Chris tian Church entertained the young A. Cunningham gave her a shower F ri A wedding cake was seut from Indiana women’s class at a masked party F ri day previous to her departure for by the bride's mother. day evening in the parlors o f the Bladen, Neb. The season o f St. Valentine formed church. Mrs. Price and Mr. Powell i Mrs. C. C. Cruson honored Mrs. Or the motif in the decorations and spirit chaperoned the party. Games o f all sorts were indulged in and supper was ville Spear with a luncheon Saturday o f the party at which Mrs. Jennie 1). served. The masking created much to which were bidden the members of Fishburn entertained the Royal Neigh merriment as many o f the costumes the M. P. G. Club o f which both Mrs. ; born Club at the home o f her daughter, Cruson and Mrs. Spear are members. Mrs. B. 8. Swengel, Tuesday afternoon. were extremely laughable. The party was delightful in every re The tables were festooned in hearts of The Emanon Club met with Mrs. A. spect and the luncheon was beautifully 1 varying sizes and the place cards were One Man Applauded. hearts with cunning little cupids. The A. Richmond Thursday afternoon, only appointed. Camille Saint Saena was preaent hostess served a luncheon o f two courses when Verdi’s “ Hymn of All Nationa” membors o f the elub being present. The The wedding o f Miss Lucy Burgess consisting o f fruit salad, cheese sain! afternoon was spent in the usual man was rendered f«>r tbe Orat time at tbe 4) © « * * * and Mr. Challes Savage occurred Mon- wiches, olives, brandied peaches in opening ceremonies o f the world's fair ner over needlework. ”3 © V fl e In Ig>ndon, and he gave this reason for t u ee , l ' I fc ** the “ failure“ o f the composition: “Tbe m TJ ja •o A M M w — •» hymn was arranged to Introduce the _ <5 1- • to « » » national anthem o f the various coun 8A A3 51 89 84 2 tries. and. not knowing that tbe 'Mar- 17 87 20 54 92 selPalse’ was at that time In bed re 95 94 89 24 99 97 pute. It was used a* representative of AA A8 74 72 A2 100 23 France The Emperor Napoleon when be heard tbe strains turned pale, and 78 80 A2 58 79 72 2« tbe knowing ones In tbe audience were 3A 27 31 54 53 34 to greatly embarrassed that no one In 81 A4 57 52 74 34 the great throng dnred applaud Tee. 93 <19 8A 79 35 75 one man did applaud, and that waa L 30 33 52 A4 Napoleon arose In hta box and directed A0 A0 88 A4 37 his opera glass toward me. and 1 50 7A 40 85 95 88 47 looked at him through my glaaa. After 45 22 42 42 41 49 a few momenta the emperor hurriedly 78 HA 81 HI 72 departed." 45 74 82 HA 87 48 75 Qave Him a Christian Name. 58 Al 28 44 A4 50 Even tbe polyglot Swiss Interpreter 6A 58 A3 at tbe general pontoflice admits that 83 70 54 75 87 89 75 there are languages which would A8 r.2 80 A7 A5 59 stump him. How would be have solv 98 88 98 84 ed the problem ones presented at tbe 58 93 73 85 37 89 Hampstead Green post office and re 92 78 3A corded In Balnea’ “ On the Track of 105 the Mall Coach T' Tw o ladlea wanted 113 48 72 to send a money order to a foreign 84 47 47 119 tradesman In Oxford street “ What Al 19 71 44 35 122 Christian name?" Inquired tbe clerk 22 125 “ He Is a Turk and has none” “ We 128 58 88 must have a Christian nam e” the 130 80 A3 53 75 clerk Insisted. “ But you can 't Hla Th e following merchants and business houses of Cottage G rove will give you the 8.1 78 7A 131 85 bill merely eays ‘ Kotzemollen.’ " “Oh. Fidelity Trading Stamps with your purchases, entirely free for the asking: 140 7A 31 45 very well," decided tbe clerk. "That 79 87 ¡68 54 will do Cut hla name In tw o and Rees-Wallace Co.— Department Store make the order payable to ‘ Kotse Mo A8 177 48 80 A4 Knowles &. G raber— Furniture and Hardware ilen.' ” Solomon could not have done 178 58 59 A9 N ew Era Drug Store—Pure Drugs better.—London Chronicle. 98 180 People’s Meat Market 29 43 40 44 57 38 19 The Parson'» Soft Jab. Supervisor Htahlman ia o f the belief A . J. Armstrong— Quality Photographer “There la a prevalent Idee among that the spelling bees are resulting in a D. J. Scholl —Jeweler and Optician the criminal clauses that tha clergy healthy revival o f interest on the pait have nothing whatever to do.” The Vogue— Millinery The authority for thla statement Is of both pupils and parents and thut V . S. G o ff— Efficient Shoe Repairing the archdeacon o f London, who has many old spelling books are being dug three large prisons In bis archdeacon out o f the duat o f years and put to use. ry. An old woman once said to a Jail chaplain: “ I wish you could And a AH the news o f the Cottage Grove job for my old man. He la not np to country la published In The Hentlnel. much and cannot do anything, bnt he H a lf o f It Is published In no other wants a soft job like yoursl” —London paper. Globe. ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Ben I.ureb entertained the ¡Social Twelve Club at her home-Thura day afternoon, at a most delightful meeting. MKTHODIHT EPISCOPAL Horace N. Aldrleh, Paator SUPERVISOR ST A H LM A N T IIIN K 3 The Vegetable Caterpillars New /eii In ml a vegetable caterpillar In uot vegetable nt all It la a grub about the length o f the Huger which hua Ha habitat In frtabln mold at the root» of the nttn vine In tuauy in ■taiKsM thla grub, known to New Zea- i lander colonials by It» Maori name, aweto. 1» Iureeled by the a|>orea of a fuugim. Cordycepa (Hphoeriui rulwrtall. While the myeellum of (Vjs fungus la luvadtug tile tlnanea of the aweto It ■ends up a apore tiourlng »talk to the height of from four to eight Inehea Just between the head and the Oral ring of the body of the grub. By the time the sporea are ready to dlacharge the anlinnl dies, aud the whole body la found ailed with vegetal material. The same ap«>t of ground la the tbeator of a aecoud drama of vegetable feroc ity. While tile ftingua la deatroylng i the Inaect at lta root» the rata vino grown upward by twlnlug about aome tree of lesn rapid growth and In the eud strangles Its aup|K>rt and main tains thereafter a tree eiisteui'e o f lta own -------------- ;------- .. Furnish Your Home WITHOUT COST Y o u can do this by purchasing your supplies from the merchants who give Fidelity Trading Stamps. Many useful and ornamental household articles given entirely free in exchange for these stamps. Hunday Hctuml 10 a. ni.; sermon II, thème, " T h e True W ay.M (Lincoln Day) C l»»» meeting 12:10; Junior l.eague 11; Kpwortb l.euguc A;,1U, topi«; "D u r Kcsponsibillty fut (lur Neigk bor ’» S oû l;” Sermon at 7:30, auhyect: "Ib d ie v ln g aud Iteing. " C H R IS T IA N CHCKCll M. Howard Fngau, Pastor Services nsat Hunday as follows: l):4S, bible scbiMd; II, spécial muais and sermon, " T h e lucide o f th» C n p ," fui lowed by communion; A:30 Christian Endcavor; 7:30, aong service and ser mon, "S a v e d from P ir e ." Mrs. Pag»u will aing " My Rcdeemcr and My Lord " FREE METHODIST Rhode Hurnett, Pastor. Preaching service the first nnd third Sundays o f every month at 3 and 7:30. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:30, and on second and fourth Sundays at 3. The fourth quarterly meeting will lie held February 13 to 13. Itev. J \\ Sharpe o f Medford, illatrict elder, will speak Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening» at 7:30, also at 3, on Sunday. B A IT I8 T CHURCH Cor. Eleventh aud Adama Streets. 0. M. Cobb, Paator Nezt Sunday Rev. A. M. Williams, district pastor evangelist la ezpected to speak both morning and evening; 10 Hihle School; II morning worakip; A:30 evening service. Monday afternoon the Philathea Class meets for lilhle study with Mrs. A II Wood. Mid week prayer and praise service Thursday tvs mng at the church. PR E SB YTE K1AN C IIU RCII K. M. Hrosdbooka, Paator Hible Hchool meéis uest Mandar at 10; morning worship at II. Itefore the regular morning sermón the pastor will prearh a short sermón to the rbildrea. The auhjeet will be "H a n d b an k s” Hubjeet o f regular sermón: “ Uneos nous Influenre." Kvening worabip at 7:30; auhjeet o f sermón: " T h » Dark Spot.” The Juaíor Endcavor Hoelety will mert at 3. Ioídles ’ Aid meeting, Wednesday at 2:30 in the ebureh par lón. Prayer and eonferenre meeting Thuraday evening at 7. A L iv i Wire Newspaper—T h » Senti nel. Beware o f imitations. R H E U M A T IS M Why suffer longer! Absolutely sure Positive guarani»»; small cost. For FREE information, write J. M. Wells, Eugene, Oregon. j28 mhlpd W e are selling choice city homes, improved farms and 20 and 40 acre tracts near town on the installment plan. Come in and talk with us. F in g a l H in d s Real Estate,Insurance, Loans N O T IC E / Notice is hereby given to the public that W. M. Tamlo ia in no way con nected with (be undersigned. He has no interest in the townaite company and has never had any. He owns no pro perty here and ia in ao way authorized to transact any buaineaa for nny o f us. None o f the undersigned are ia any way indebted to said Tando. He in under bonds now for his good behavior. IM P E R IA L TO W NH ITE CO. SH E R M A N M ONTGOM ERY M. C. MONTGOMERY B. 8. M IL L E R IMPERIAL, CROOK 00.. OREOON Have You a Stamp Book? If not, call at any of the above business places and you will get one free of charge. W e always give a >2.50 complimentary page of stamps in each book ree of charge. ? You A re Invited 5 W OOD! W ÖÖI ÎÎ ! ► - ---------------------------------------- 4 Do not fail to visit our premium parlor at Rees-Wallace C o .’s store, You arc always welcome. Bankers pay interest on what you save. W e pay interest on what you spend. \ W e are starting a W o o d Yard and it will pay you to < D on ’t fail to call for these stamps, it will mean dollars to you ! Shingles and Roofing, Fire Brick and Mantel Brick ! ► < ► carried in stock. < Fidelity Trading Stamp Co. ; ask us about it. ; • W e always have fresh cement and lime, 1 Co ttage Grove Manfg. Cc d : i headquarters for Paints and Building Materials « : < Administrator *• Notice. Notice ia hereby given, that the un dersigned baa been duly appointed by the County Court o f Lane County, Orn- gon, administrator o f tbe estate o f Win ifred Taylor, deceased. A ll p«raoni having claims against said estate ara hereby notified to present the same duly verified at the office o f J. E. Young in Cottage Grove, Oregon, oa or before viz months after the date o f this notice. Dated this 21st day o f January, 1914. j21 f i g jey J. R. COOLEY, Administrator o f the Estate ofV. Winifred Taylor, deceased.