Cottage Grove sentinel., February 18, 1914, Image 2

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BeautiftJ Spring Dress
Being Shown at This Store
You will be delighted with the
new Spring Dress Materials at
this store.
W e are showing
hosts of new, pleasing effects in
Cotton, Silk and wool in all of
the new est shades and p a ttern s
£-
The new crepe effects, which
predominate
everywhere
are
shown here in all o f the damti
est patterns.
Also new plaids
in wool and cotton.
You Are Invited To
Come to the store this week and
enjoy the first showing of
Spring floods.
27 inch Cotton Crepes, priced
a yard, 10c to ...................23c
27 inch Silk Crepes, priced, a
y a r d ............. 25c, 33c and up
McCall Pattens
5717 , Waist
5701 , Skirt
■ cents each
I l\ Currin, Mn. A. 8. Powell, Mr*. Me will result ns the splinter wan re
Cargar, Mr». Harry Armstrong, Mr». A moved shortly. The pupil o f the eye
J. Armstrong, Mr». Cha». He tiller, Mi»»e* was not injured.
Elsie and M aggi« Short and Uiaa Jessie
I l Candidata for County Clark.
Smith.
It seems that some tort o f a united
Mr». lima B«ag«r « a i ho»t«M to th» effort ie to be made to oust Stacy M
t«ach»r* o f th» grad«» who met at the Kussell from the Cojiuty Court House
home of Mr». H J. 8hias Monday «va As a part of thu mvvemeut, Jesse A
mag to grade the paper» from the re fountain is out after the County Clark
cent »pelliug contest
A fter linkahing ship on the Kepublirau ticket, auuounc
the work on the paper» an social (ime ing that his candicaey comes as a re
was enjoyed and refreshment! served. luctaut yieldtug to the requests of
He has had four
Iu addition to the teachers, J. B. Starr uumerous friends
years’ «apenen«« as deputy and iu his
o f Iowa waa olau a guest.
announcement any» thnt he feels com
The l.adiea’ Aid Society and Loyal p teut to Hll the position.
Women a Class o f the Christian Church
Miss Alsen Hawley left last week f r
met iu a »octal in the parlor» o f the
Church Wednesday afternoou and pas Silver City, N. M , where she will join
sed a very enjoyatde time.
About 30 her brother Morner.
were present aud for auiueemeat in
dulged in a riddle guessing contest, a
buttonhole making conteet, n peauut
hunt, and n popcorn conteet. Light re
freshmenta were aerved.
CRESWELL NO NATCH FOR
GIRLS’ TEAM
*A Vary Monstrous Q-sat Ship."
Iu tier “I Ife of Jame* IV.,” Miss I.
A. Taylor any a that Jamea waa untir­
ing Iu lil» effort» toward tbe realise-
(Ion of a good Heotll»li fleet
In 1511
tbe building of the St Michael, “a
very uionetruua great ship." waa com­
pleted
"All th« woods Iu Fife, save
one. bad been laid waste to build ber,"
and material was also Imported from
Norway
According to Lindsay, thla
wonder whip, which was 240 feet long
aud 3(1 broad, "cumbered all Scotland
to get her to tbe sea " Her aldea ware
ten feet thick within walla of oek.
aud ahe coat the king, all told, some
(40.000 He paid her dally vlalta when
ahe lay In the mads, often dlnlug and
aupplug on laiard. and exhibiting ber
to the lords and ladles he brought
with hint
Henry VIII. waa covetous
of her. but when the singular request
waa preferred that James "would
grant Henry the loan of tbe apple of
hi» eye. the great 8 { Michael, the
kina'» reply waa to fbe effect that If
he would make |ieace with France he
might command all hla ships."
Six
moutha after their king’s death tbe
Scottish government sold this desirable
aldp to I.oula X II.
The Cottage Grove girls' high school
teum won a derisive victory from the
»'reswell girls’ team Saturday evening,
A M ystery sf Diplomaoy.
clearly outclassing them in every de
O f disappearances, moat myaterlous
purtincnt o f the game, 'the Huai score
wna the case of Benjamin Bathurst,
stood IV to V. Only one field basket
who vanlHlted ou Nov 25. 1NUU. wblla
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lurch entertained was scored by the Creswell team, whir'i •nguged ou a secret mlsatuu for tbe
the Five Hundred Club at their home won seven points out o f nine free British foreign office. Vienna waetha
Tuesday evening The three tables are throws. Nine fouls were also called or young diplomatist's objective and.
with a friend and valet Iu a pout
made up o f Mr. und Mrs. H. A. Miller, the Creswell team.
chaise. Perletwrg. a small pouting
Mr. aud Mrs. (I. O. Knowlea, Dr. and
town Iu North Germany, had been
Mrs. F. W. Robbins and Mr. and Mrs.
reached
Here Bathurst aupped and
Lurch. The club meets fortnightly and
slept, awaiting the arrival of freah
will be entertaiued by Mr. and Mrs.
horses
Waking, lie asked If tbe horses
Miller at its nest meeting.
were ready and iMiaaed out of the Inn
The fifteen boys o f the Christian
Church who are enrolled in J. M. Wav
land's class gathered at his home for u
surprise party in his honor Monday eve
nmg.
COUNTY TO COLLECT OVER
MILLION DOLLARS
42 inch A ll W ool Plaids and
Crepe effects, prices 83c to
$1 83 a yard.
Ask tor Catalog No. 020
A ll Moll W ill Be Weighed.
Every suave o f Collage Grove's in
mining mol out going mail will he
weighed for a period o f 105 days, hegi i
ning at midnight, February 18.
This
ia in nrrordnnre with the quadrenniul
weighing system o f the poatnfftre de
partuicnt for the purpose o f rherking
up the exnrt amount o f mail haudted.
This will give data upon whirh the
government may estimate the ro»t of
bundling-the mail anil the inrreaae or
derrense in volume during the paat four
yearn.
door to make Inquiries
Eight people
Get your ” House for Kent” and
The present week will see about 18 - saw him go out. hut none ever art eyes
Saturday evening the Christiau En
' ' House for Hale ’ ’ sign» at Tha Hentmel
deavor o f the Christian Church gave a INK) tax notices sent out over the county on hlui ngalu * Various theories were office.
valentine party in the church parlors at demanding from the taxpayers the pay set afoot- Napoleutt'a «plea, robbers.
About three years ago. In the
which about thirty were present und en luent o f something over a million dol Illness
(orvat near I'erlelerg. a skeleton was
lars,
to
be
collected
on
46,500
items
dur
R H E U M A T IS M
joyed a delightful evening.
mg the year 1914. The total tax fuud discovered with a hole In tbe skull as
Why »offer lunger! Absolutely aura.
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T H E ü U A L I T Y cash s t o r e ph
will be 8225,000 greater this year than from a heavy blunt Instrument. W as Positive guarantee; small roat.
For
Celebrates Eighty third Birthday.
It that of "tbe English lord,” as I’erle-
last, for which the increased state tax
(Special to The Sentinel.)
berg |»eople aurmlaedl—Loudou Taller. FREE Informal ion. write J. M. Wells,
Eugene, Oregon.
j28 mH4,id
—- ~ g |
London, Ore., Feb. 17.— Mrs. Sarah is largely responsible.
The following represents the taxes to
Nowell celebrated her eighty-third
Tbe Illegible Writer.
A protest which Michelangelo once
birthday unniversary Sunday at the be collected, state, county and special:
home o f her daughter, Mrs. Meredith State and eounty .............. fi714.0H5.50 made to bla nephew against bis send­ We are selling choice city
H. Brasher. There were eight guests to Special aohol ...................... 162,729.21 ing letters In Illegible handwriting will homes, improved farms and
8,057.93 arouse a great deni of sympathy In the 20 and 40 acre tracts near
partake of a bountiful dinner.« A large Special high school .............
breast of modem sufferers from the
Special
road
.......................
28,242.20
marble cake waa the piece de resistance.
same form of rudeueaa
It Is contain­ town on the installment plan.
Special
c
i
t
y
.........................
162,092.86
Those present were Mrs. Sarah Nowell,
ed In a letter given In tbe " U f a of Come in and talk with us.
Mrs. Electa R. Thordenburg, Mrs. Mere Port o f Hiuslaw .................. 21,928.28 Michelangelo.”
991.10
dith H. Brasher, W illis E. Nowell, Ed Forest patrol .....................
“ I never receive a letter from you
ward
N.
Brasher,
Thos.
O.
Brasher,
without being thmwu Into s fever be­
H -C
*1,0P8,72T.28 fore I can read IL I am at a lose to
Harold Brasher, Master Arden Brasher.
Heal Estate,Insurance,I»oans
know where you Iromt how to write!
Despite her advanced years, Mrs.
Eastern Stars Have Birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kinter were hosts
R E A L E S T A T E TR AN SFER S.
Little
love
here!
I
believe
If
you
had
The new Masonic hall was the scene at a charming dinner Friday which car Nowell has done considerable sewing
W. Warner Brown et ux to John F to write to the blggeat aaa In the world
o f a very interesting birthday part/ ried out the valentine idea in d e : »rn for her new granddaughter whieh ar K elly— Undivided Vh interest in NEVk you would lake greater care. I threw ]
Not ire ia hereby given to the public
Friday evening, at which the Eastern tion and appointments. The table was rived at the Willis E. Nowell home Jan sec. 10, tp. 20 H, K 4W, filO.
your last tetter Into the fire because
I could mtt read It I cannot therefore thnt W. M. Tando ia in no way run
Star was host. Each o f the guests eon prettily decked in hearts and place uary 7.
W. B. Cooper et ux to Andrew Nelson
reply. I have already told you, and sorted with the undersigned.
He hna
tributed a cent for each year o f his or cards bore the image o f little Dau Cu
— lyots 9 and 10, blk. 4, Milnpoo Park constantly repeated, that every time
no interest in the tuwnsite company and
her age. The entertainment took the pid. The guest list included Bev. and
♦500.
I get a letter from you fever attache ha» never had any. Its owna no pro
form o f “ stunts” arranged and earned Mrs. R. M. Broadbooks, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Michael et ux to O. F. Kobrer me before I succeed Iu reading I t "
perty here and ia in no way authorized
out by the members whose birthday's Herbert Eakin, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mil
— Lots 7 and 8, blk. 10, Cooper A Kan
to transact any Imaiuraa for nny o f ua.
fell in the different months. The Jan- ler, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Abrams, Dr.
d a ll’s addition to Cottage Grove, filO.
Insurance end Assurance.
None
of tha undersigned are ia any way
uaryites ushered in the new year and and Mrs. F. W. Robbins, and Mr. Kanry
They were talking, tbe little group
E. E. L ily to H. Eakin— Undivided %
G
bade farewell to the old in a clever and Kinter.
Services at the Christian Science Hall interest in Nina and Rienza Lodes in of agents, about the words Insurance indebted to »aid Tando. lie ia under
laughable way; the February members
aud assurance, aoute claiming that the bond» now for hi» good behavior.
every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday Bohemia district, filO.
first and some that the second was the
IM P E R IA L TOW NHITE 00.
were represented by a little boy covered
Mrs. B. 8. Bwengel and Mrs. M. !.. evening at 7:30.
A ll are weleome. "
Clement V. Sheridan et ux to Mar
better word to use
with valentines; March was represented Scovell were joint hosteases Thursday
HIIKKM AN MONTGOMERY
garet Slater— 89 acres tp. 19 H, K 3 W,
But with a scornful laugh a Boston
M C. MONTGOMERY
by women marching about clad in furs afternoon to the newly formed Panama
FREE METHODIST.
also E H o f N E H sec. 6, tp. 20 H, R 3 ageut In gold rluitued a|>ecUclaa said:
B.
H. M ILLE R
and veils which were blown about by Five Hundred club. The sixteen mem
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
W, except 6 acres, filOOO,
“ You are all very Ignorant insur­
IM P E R IA L . CROOK C O , OREGON
the breeze from an electric fan and bers o f the club were charmingly enter
PreaehiDg service the first and third
ance la no better and no worse then
were showered with mica; April had a tained at the game and were later Sundays o f every month at 3 and 7:30.
Getting Around It.
anaitmnce. Each hna a special algnlfl-
prettily decorated stage for its setting served with a delieious luncheon.
The n e w bers of a party around a cani-e. and eacb Is equally good In Ita
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
Send
and when the guests were anticipating
Tbe place for assurance Is
7:30, and on second and fourth Sundays table In an exclusive club in a down­ place.
town skyscraper were much amused where precaution la taken against a
some remarkable happening, a voice
Married, February 15, 1914, Harry at 3.
t o r This
tbe other evening by a controversy certainty-against thnt la. death. li f e
called out ” April F o o l;” May was Tibbies and Miss Mabel Henry o f this
C a ta lo g
between their waiter and another em­ assurance, we should say If we apoke
characterized by a miniature May pole city.
B A P T IS T CHURCH
ployee of the club.
with perfect correctness The place for
of striped stick candy wound by gayly
Cor. Eleventh and Adams Street!.
One of the party bad ordered elrup. Insurance la where precaution-fa taken
dressed dolls; two June lover? sat on a
Miss Myrtle Little o f Divide was
C. M. Cobb, Pastor
What tbe alrup waa for has nothing to against an uncertainty, such aa lire,
couch amid bowerlike surroundings and honor guest at a dancing party given by
Next Sunday: bible school at 10, do with this atory.
Going to tbe ahlpwreck. burglary
Fire Insurance,
"“» T «nd fat beam Meda
read the famous » t r a c t from James her father on the occasion o f her seven morning worship at 11, sermon subject: dumb waiter, the eervltor shouted In marine Insurance, we should any.” —
by getting ia direct touch
Kussell L o w ell’s “ Vision o f Mir l.auc teenth birthday anniversary, February “ Where are the Souls o f the Depart
bis bent ordering voice:
Exchange.
*váb tha I—ding asad
f a l ” beginning, “ What is so rare as a 14, at the Brainard Lumber Co. hall. ed f— What Does the Bible S a y f”
’’Sirup r
“ 1 don’t getchu.” came the reeponee
day in J u n ef” J u ly ’s entertainment The decorations were in keeping with Young people’s meeting at 6:30, eve
When Macaulay W aa a Bey.
ThoChau.H.LayCo.
down tbe shaft
was furnished by n “ glorious Fou rth " St. Valentine’s Day and consisted of ning service at 7:30, sermon series
At one period of bis Imyliood Macau­
“Sirup!!“
this
time
with
two
excla­
lay's
fancy
waa
much
exercised
by
tbe
parade, the firing o f fire crackers und red hearts and greens. A delieious mid “ Women o f the Bible,” topic, “ In the
mation points and rtalng Inflection.
threats and terrors of tbe lew.
He
singing o f the “ Htar Spangled Ban night supper o f sandwiches, pickles, Valley o f Decision.”
A cordinl uni
’’Come again.” waa tbe Imperturbable bad a little plot of ground at tbe beck
ner; ” those born in August were award coffee, pie, cake and nuts was served. nome to all. Thursday evening prayer response
Administrator’• Notice.
of the bouse marked out as bla own
ed the prize as having the cleverest About thirty guests were present.
“S iru p r
It went up tbe shaft like by a row of oyster »hell», which a
and praise service, Philathea Class
Notice ia hereby given, that tbe un­
stunt— a camping scene with all the
tbe blast o f an explosion.
meets for bit^e study Monday after
maid o fe day threw away aa rubbish dersigned ha» been duly appointed by
“ fiiin s,” including a picnic lunch, the
In keeping with the national custom noon.
“Aw , spell i t " said the echo.
He went straight to the drawing room, the County Court o f lame County, Dra­
“ 8 u r " —tbe waiter had hla feet where hla mother was entertaining
star feature o f whieb was a cake made o f the order, the local chapter o f
gon, administrator o f the estate of W in­
planted (Irmly—“s-u-r”—he had tight­ aonie visitor», walked Into tbe circle
in representation o f the Eastern Star, Knights o f Pythias (.odge will celebrate
ifred Taylor, dereaaed.
All persona
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
ened
hla
vest
and
taken
a
deep
breath
and done in all the colors; September the fiftieth anniversary o f the organize
end said very solemnly. “Curaed be
having
claims
against
aaid
estate ure
R. M. Broadbooks, Pastor
—“a-su-r. Say, bring some one to tbe 8 a!ly. for It la written, fu m e d la be
depicted I*abor Day and sang the song, tion o f the fraternity at the Woodmen
Bible school at 10, morning worship shaft that can understand me, will that ramovetb bis neighbor's land­ hereby notified to present the same duly
“ Everybody
Works But F a th er;” hall Thursday evening.
An excellent
at 11, subject of sermon- * W in Is My yub?”
mark.’ " —From O. O. Trevelyan’« “ Life verified at the offkgn o f J. E. Young in
October ghosts flitted about and per­ program will be rendered and a social
And be waited with some dignity the of Macaulay.”
Cottage Grove, Oregon, on or before lix
N eigh bor;” Junior Christian Endeavor
formed Hallow e’en tricks; those who time enjoyed by the members and their
months after tbe date o f this notire.
at 3, evening worship at 7:30, patriotic romlng of a person with sharper ears.
made their advent into the world in families.
—Pittsburgh Post
Considerate.
Dated this 21st day o f January, 1914.
service, subject:
“ Washington, the
November enjoyed n sumptuous Thanks­
CluWeigh tat midnight»—My w ife U j21 f!8 jay
J. B. COOLEY,
Ideal American.” ’ Prayer and confer
giving banquet; the December members
Chines« Blacksmiths.
The Ladies ’ Missionary Society o f the
very III. and tbe doctor »aya she muet
Administrator of the. Estate of
ence meeting Thursday at 7:30.
Tbe Chinese blacksmith thinks a have no sudden shock. Clinton—’Then
Sang the “ Star in the East” and gave Christian Church met Thursday after
Winifred Taylor, deceased.
great deal of bis anatomy when shoe­ what are you doing here at the club at
“ take-off” gifts to each o f the mem noon with Mrs. Emma J. Miller and en
ing
horses,
which
are
not
numerous
In
this
hour?
Clublelgh—I’m
afraid
to
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
bers. A fter the program, luncheon was joyed a very pleasant and profitalde
China.
He Is so skittish In doing I
go home before the usual time lest I
M. Howard Fagan, Pastor
served.
session.
The subject “ The Power of
Job of shoeing and so dubious about give her a shuck — Boston Transcript.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Gold,” open for discussion, was treated
handling the hoofs of tbe animal that,
Stanley-Witcher.
in an interesting manner.
A delicio»s Bible school at 9:45; sermon at 11, when shoeing Is required, tbe bores Is
Thoughtful Husband.
An attractive wedding occurred in luncheon was served at the close o f the 'Confessing C hrist;” duet by the strung up with ropes In such e manner
8 he— Are you wearing tbone pretty
Kagans; Christian Endeavor at 6:30; as to prevent kicking. No exceptions
Eugene Thursday, February 12, at the meeting.
suspenders I gave you for your birth­
song service and sermon at 7:30, " I s are made, even though tbe boras be a day. George? He—No. dear; I waa
home o f the groom's parents, M '. and
This service scrawny cart plug of advanced ago.
Mrs. Frank A. Stanley, when Miss Elsie
The Emanon Club meets Thursdsy the Young Man H a fef”
aflratd the nail Pm ualug aa a button
Mae Witcher o f Haginaw became the afternoon at the borne o f Mrs. Frances will be o f special intereat to young men.
would ru»t 'em .-Yonkers Statesman.
Drawn Week.
bride o f F. George Stanley. The Rev. Gray with Mrs. James Atkinso i hs Anthem by large chorus choir.
To draw threads for bemetltehtng or
A Caution.
Howard Fagan waa the officiating hostess.
dm wnwork wet s smell braah, rah It
“Darling. I will tell you In poetry of
clergyman. Mr. Stanley ie postmaster
M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L
over a cake of soap until a lather Is burning meter that you are the light
Horaee N . Aldrich, Pastor
at Wendling. The out-of-town guests
Mrs. L. S. Hill entertains the Social
produced, then scrub tbe threads that of my life.’
Sunday school at 10; morning serihon you wish to draw
attending the ceremony were: Mr. and Tw elve tomorrow afternoon.
Too have no Idea
’All right, but don’t do It with tbe
at 11; theme, " T h e Rock of A g e s ;”
Mrs. N. A. Witcher, Miss Mabel
bow easily they may be palled out gas meter " Baltimore American.
Witeher, Master Ivan Witcher, Miss
Mrs. Mary Smith entertained yester­ Junior leagu e at 3; Epwortb league at without breaking.
Kaey Work.
Bet tie Mae Angel, o f Saginaw; Mira day afternoon in honor o f her mother 6:30; evening sermon at 7:30, subject:
He (bitterly»—I siipimn «- yon consider
Florence E. T ift, Creswell; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rachael Short and her sister in­ “ Twice Born.”
Potato Took.
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Fingal Hinds
if
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CHURCH NEWS
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We know yea
Spriggs Bros.
Blacksmiths
Horace Stanley, Master E irl Stanley, law, Mrs. John Short.
Fancy needle
Miss Dorothy Stanley, Mrs. Dave Corey, work and conversation occupied the
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Ensley, o f Haginaw. guests. Those sharing*her hospitality
for the afternoon were Mrs. Lydia
In honor o f their newly elected o f­ Stouffer, Mrs. C. H. Burkholder, Mrs.
ficers, the Order o f Owls gave a dancing Janies Short, Mr!. Roy Short, M n. Jane
party at Armory hall Saturday eve- Beidler, Mrs. Chrisman, Mrs. Oliver
ning. The affair was a very enjoyable Veateh, M n. Oh a*. Matthews, Mrs.
oae and a success in every way.
Jas. Bedford, Mrs. S. E. Wynne, Mrs. J.
Stool Splinter In Eye.
Toot potatoes by cutting In two and
rubbing tho cut surface together; then
press tbe two porta together. I f they
stick the potatoes are good.
In splitting a log with a steel wedg2
at the L. P. McCoy place Saturday, John
Murray knocked a splinter from tho
Didn't Like Doga.
wedge in sueh a manner that it flew in­
H o b so n -A re you In favor of that
to his eye and embedded itself in the curfew la w f
Dobson—Yaa.
I’ m In
iris. The accident was s painful one favor of any law that reduces the nom
but it is thought that no serions effects ber o f dog».—Judge.
It quite a triumph to make a fool of a
uieu? Rbe— Oh. dear no! A triumph
Is something done that waa difficult of
achievement
Making Connection.
KnP ker - Life Is bard
Booker—Tee;
by the time your mother »tops forbid
ding you to eet Jam the doctor begins
—New York Hun.
Horse Shoeing and General
Repairing Work
Siiti Street Bear Mala
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