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

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This Season’s Showing of
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CHURCH N EW S
| E v e r y religious o rg a n isa tio n it iuvit-
rd to use t b i t column fo r announcem ent
o f its services aud other uewt. Con
t n b u t o r s are requested to omit e x h o r t s
turns s o d other e d ito ria l mutter, and to
m ake the aunounceiueut o f s erv ic es as
con cise as possible.
S o cial fun ctio ns,
etc., and news outside o f the weekly au
nouneeaseut may l>e e labo rated upon
Comprise all that is correct in
corse try. Designs are the last
word. Materials are rich and
dainty. Workmanship is flaw­
less. Fitting is perfection.
We are now showing the latest
models of
I
S e rv ic e s at the C h ristian S c ie n c e Hall
ev ery S und ay at I I , and Wednesday
e v eu m g at 7:110.
All are welcome.
FREE
M E T H O D IST .
Khoda B u r n e t t , P asto r,
l're a c h iu g service the first and third
Sundays o f every month at II and 7 :3 0
P r a y e r m eeting ev ery Wednesday at
7:3 0 , aud on second aud fo u rth Suu day
a t 3.
American Lady
Corsets
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
K. M. Hroadbooks. P a sto r
S e r v ic e s next S u n d a y :
Bible school
ut 10, H arv e y A rm strong, s u p t.; morn
m g worship at I I ; e v en in g worship at
¡ 7 : 3 0 ; J u n i o r C h ristia n E nd eav o r at 3
pray er m eeting T hu rsday ev en iu g at
7:3 0 .
S u b je c t o f m orning sermon next Sun
day, “ T h e M ountain T o p , ” the third ol
the series, “ T h e G reat E x p e rie n c e s
J e s u s . “ E v e n in g aerinoli on “ F a i t h , Its
N atu re and P la c e iu the C h ristia n Ke
ligion. ’ ’
featuring the low bust, straight
waist and extreme long, sweep­
ing hip, which are needed now
for correct dressing.
We are also showing the medi­
um bust and hip and even a few
high bust and short hip. In a
word, whatever is demanded, in
figure or fashion, is reflected in
American Lady Corsets, and,
moreover, it is superior, su­
preme in style, service and sat­
y r*
isfaction.
(jm^Uca riß u fy , Prices, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 up.
M ET H O D IST
EPISC O PA L
H o ra c e N. A ld rich , P a s t o r
S e r v ic e s next S u n d ay as follows
Sund ay School at 10; sermon at I I
J u n i o r L eag ue at 3 ; E p w o rth L eag ue
at C tM .
T he m e o f m orning sermon, “ Som e
Law s o f the K i n g d o m ; “ e v en in g sub
j e c t , “ W h a t Is Your l . i f e f ”
E pw o rth
L eague topic, “ A P riso ne r o f Hope
T h e S to ry o f Yun Chi H o . ”
Leader,
Mrs. J . 11. Chambers .
THE .QUALITY C A S H S T O R E - P H O N t
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
M. Howard F a g a n , P a s t o r
S e r v ic e s next S u n d a y as follow.):
B ib l e S ch ool at S*:45; sermon a t 11
C h ristian E n d e a v o r at 6 : 3 0 ; ev en in g
sermon a t 7 :30.
Serm on this S u n d ay will be delivered
by Mrs. E llen H un ter, s t a t e ae cre tarv
f o r C. \V. B . M.; e v en in g sermon sub
j e c t , “ S a v e d from F i r e ; ’ ’ special mu
sic with large chorus and orchestra.
g e r i r t i }
B A P T IS T
CHURCH
Cor. E le v e n t h and Adam s S t r e e t s .
C. M. Cobb, P a s t o r
N ext Sunday:
B i b l e S ch ool at 1»,
Mrs. K. K. Mills, s u p t.; morning s ervice
at 11; e v en in g s er v ic e a t 7:30.
E v a n g e l is t A. W. W illiam s will begin
special m eetings at th e rhureh Sund ay
Mrs. K a t e P e r k in s and M iss N eva m orning and special m eetings will be
P e r k in s e n te rta in e d Miss Mona Dough | held ev ery e v en in g d uring the week, to
e rty . Miss K a t h e r i n e K i r k p a t r i c k and " h i c h all are cordi lly invited.
Mrs.
Arch
Thompson
e n te rtain e d
rig h t o f the lit t le frie n d s o f her daugh
t e r A van elle on F r id a y , the occasion
bein g her e ighth b irth d a y .
A fter n
d e lig h tfu l a fterno o n Mrs. Thompson
served a d a in ty luncheon o f iee cream,
c a k e and punch a t the E li t e .
Miss
Maud Hooper, A v a n e l l e ’s te ach e r, was
also a member o f the party.
T h e S o c i a l T w e lve m eets T h u rsd ay
afte rn o o n at the home o f Mrs. N. E .
Compton. A t the last m e e tin g o f the
club Mrs. B. R. J o b was elected presi
dent. Mrs. Compton vice-presid ent and
Mrs. C. H. B u rk h o ld e r s e c re ta ry .
Mrs. C. E . F r o s t and Mrs. David
G rig gs were hostesses at a silver te a for
the B a p t i s t church at the home o f Mrs.
G rig gs F r i d a y afte rn o o n .
T h e affair
was c h arm in g ly carried out with S t.
P a t r i c k ’s D ay green as the pre v ailing
note in the decorations. T h e * c i table,
at which Mrs. F r o s t presided, was c e n ­
tered with an a rran g e m en t o f sham ­
rocks and c arn atio n s.
Mrs. Griggs
served a delicious f r u it salad, in green,
with cak e , while Mrs. F r o s t poured.
About five dollars was realized f o r the
benefit o f the church.
Miss B u re e M cC onahy a t d in ner when
they were in the c i t y with the Oregon
Choral club.
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Opening
Announcement!
<^-e-o-o-M -o-c-o-e-c-9-o-o-o^
I wish to announce to the buying
public that I have opened an up-to-
date grocery stock in the building
on Seventh Street formerly occu­
pied by DeW ald, where I will be
pleased to meet both old and new
friends. Come in and see the neat­
est little grocery store in the city.
All new stock. All business on a
cash basis. Butter and eggs same
as coin of the realm.
R. E. Short
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W e give Blue Trading Stamp*
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WINS
TOURNAMENT
W here all the good people
i are going—
When you go you want to go where all the good
people go. Here’s a sure rule to follow that will land
you there. Get u lot in Manitou Park Addition (along
North Ninth Street), build you a comfortable home,
associate with the other gt>od people that are there, keep
your temper from getting away witli you by doing away
with landlord troubles, keep your disposition sweet with
your pleasant surroundings and good neighbors, anti
you need not worry alnait your future life. These lots
; are selling rapidly to the very best people. Twenty
lots have sold since we. took the agency, and the rest
are. likely to go rapidly. Four residences now being
constructed. Better see us before the choice selections
are. snup|>ed up.
By. winning two gam es out o f three
the high school team cam e out v icto r
ious in the b uahetball tournament held
with the m ilitary clu b Inst week. T h e
high school team took the first two
games and the m ilitary team the giiiue
played
F r id ay e v en in g
Wednesday
even in g in a fa s t, c le an giunc the high
school took houors to the tune o f 24 to
14 although the clu b team had the edge
12 to 10 ill the first half. Cellars played
a s tellar gam e for the clu b while Full
mer and Atkinaon did most o f the scor
ing for the high school.
F r id ay ev en in g the m ilitary club
carne back with a v ic to ry by the score
o f 24 to 21. Paul Borni for the m ilitary
rlub scored e x a c tly h a l f o f the e n tire
number o f pointa made with aoinc ex
cellcnt basket throw ing and B o b E a r l
s tarre d at the guard poaition.
Thin
filial game wan the fasten! and rloacat
o f the e n tire nerica.
An a c u rtain raiser to the third game
the ju n io r freshm an and senior sopho
more g i r l s ’ team s played a game, the
ju n io r team w inning IH to 12.
Thin
was one o f the snappiest games the
girls have played and wan c h a ra c te r is e d
by a g r e a te r amount o f scoring than has
been done in any o f t h e ir games this
on.
Mae A rm strong c on trib u te d
most o f the points for the ju n io r team
T h e school rendered an e xr e lle u t pro
and E th e l B a r t e ls for the seniors.
grum and an e la b o r a t e din ner was
served at the home o f J . C Hooker, one
A house and tw o good lots f o r s a le o f the patron s o f the school.
c h e a p on e a sy t e r m s o r will t a k e t e r m s
Obituary Notice
in trad e . In q u ire a t this office.
M aria Hartiin g wan born in town
T h at the roads between Ihis r i t y and March 13, |H7o amt died at the fam ily
Eugene are in e xc e lle n t shape is ev I home, 533 P a n f ie H ighway in this c ity ,
dened by the fuet th a t County Commis on M arch 10, l u l l , at 6 : 3 0 p. m , a f t e r
sioner and Mrs. George M. Hawley made an illness o f sbou t a year.
S he was 43
the trip in an hour and 33 minutes Sun years, II month* and 20 d ays old, anil
day. T hey stopped here and took Mrs. the oldest o f a fam ily o f nine child ren,
Brumfield and J . A. Elledge with them her f a t h e r , mother, one b ro th e r and four
to I^tndon where they spent the day,
s iste rs su rv ive her. Nhe was married
J u n e 12, 1HN7 in \ olgu, T e r r i t o r y o f
!>ak»ta. to W a lte r A. Hurtling to which
union were born three sous nnd two
daughters, one son hsv ing died in in
f a n c y , the su rviving b ein g Mrs. Alma
A. Cooper, residing in Koseburg, O re.;
Mr. F r e d II. l la r tu n g , resid ing in this
c i t y ; Mr. J o h n W. l la r t u n g , resid ing in
A lb e rta , C an ada, nnd Miss E v a Hat,
lung, resid ing in this c ity .
Mhe has made her home in this e i ty j
V EA TC H
Real Estate
COTTAGE GROVE PUPILS AS
EXAMPLE TO OTHERS
.
GROCERY STORE IS OPENED
BY ROT SHORT
Roy E . Hhort, who was with the Recs-
W alla ee Co. fo r a num ber o f years, has
' [ opened a gro ce ry s tore in his own name
in the b u ild ing until r e c e n tly occupied
< i by th e D eW ald grocery.
Mr. Hhort is an e n e rg e tic young man
nnd well known to the b u y ing public.
He will conduct th e business on a rash
basis and promises to keep a cle an,
neat, high grade and s t r i c t l y up to the-
m ia u te gro ce ry store.
He will g iv e
the blue t r a d in g stam ps.
SPEN C ER
Insurance
Collection*
AGENTS FOR A. L WOODARD
We art* selling choice city
homes, improved farms and
20 anti 10 acre tracts near
town on the installment plan.
Come in and talk with us.
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Spriggs Bros.
Blacksmiths
F in g a l H in d s
Real Estate,Insurance,Loans
GROVE’S CANDIDATE
ANNOUNCES HIS
PLATFORM
Believe* in Curtailing Impro­
vident Expenditure
P R O TEC TIO N
Or
OREOON
SYS
W1U Orade S eco nd S tre e t.
At a called m e e tin g o f the e i t y cou n­
cil Inst e v e n in g a p e titio n from the re s i­
dents o f Heeond Htreet, a s k in g th a t the
e i ty e n g in ee r set the s t a k e s fo r the
street grade and t h a t th e y be allowed
1 to improve t h e ir own s tre et, was pre
H oss I ton School Standardizes
sented a nil allowed. T h e special m e e t ­
T h e Hoselton ’* school, d is trict 10S,
ing was railed in order thnt the work
s tandardized Haturday and gav e an
might be begun immedintely.
e l a b o r a t e program in honor o f the o c ­
casio n. C. R. Htahlman, d is t r i c t super-
Trad# H
t rad e was effected Monday by W. visor, presented the penn ant and ad
N. R in e h a r t and C. W. W allace , the dreseed t i e school on the f a c to r * which
are ne ce ssary in w inning n pennant.
principal co n sid er a tio n o f which
Siitk Sirrri aear Mala
Phase 4 0
sin ce Hcptember, 11*03, and hns been a
r h a r u a b l e work er all her life , becom in g
a member o f the C h ristia n Church in
th is e i ty in 1G04.
Fu n e ra l s er v lre s were held in the
C h ristian Church in this r i t y M arch 12,
DM4, at 2 : 0 0 p m . by the Rev. M.
Howard F a g a n , interm en t Iteing made
in the Masonic cem etery.
COMBINATION VACUUM SWEEPERS ■!
AMONG P O L IC IE S AD ­
C o t t a g e Grove has a c an d id ate for the
legislature. Y ie ld in g to the petitio n o f
business men, furmers , women nnd those
from o th e r walks o f life , E lb e r t lied«,
edito r o f T h e S e n t in e l, last Wednesday
filed his d ec la ra tio n with the s e c re ta ry
o f s t a te .
In d ecid ing to becom e a can d id a te
Mr. B e d e sta te d t h a t it would be nlino
utely impossible fo r him to m ake n per
sonal cam paign o f any kind for an of
fice th a t no more th a n pays the a c tu al
necessary expenses incurred in fulfilling
the duties o f the poaition. He was as
sured by C o t t a g e G ro ve and E ugene
friend s, and some from o th e r p arts o f
the c ou n ty , t h a t no cam paign would be
necessary.
Fo llow in g is the platfo rm
he has su b m itte d fo r the approval o f
the v o t e r s :
' I f nom in ated and elected I will,
d uring my term o f office, end eavor to
promote ju d icio u s , c o n s e r v a t iv e pro
gress and efficient, c on siste n t economy,
am opposed to h a s tily tr y in g unin-
e stig a te d and untried e xp e rim en ts.
1
b e lie v e the tax r a t e r a n be made less
burdensome by c u r t a i l in g improvident
e xpen diture.
I be lie v e the le gislatu re
should submit to the elec to rs an Amend
ment t h a t will so pro tect th e referen
dum t h a t it can no longer be used by
unprincipled persons to b rin g the Ore
gon system in to d isrepute and in ju r e
our in s titu tio n s .
I b e lie v e some a d e ­
q u ate way should be provided to pre
vent g i v in g i n i t i a t i v e measures mis
leading t i t l e * fo r th e purpose o f d e c e iv ­
ing th e v oter*. I be lie v e th e re are too
many laws and t h a t th e new tax Inw is
one t h a t should be repealed. I believ e
the lab o re r should be amply protected,
but t h a t th is can be done in a nm-iner
help and encourag e ind ustry and
a t t r a c t mare money to the s t a te . I be
lieve th e re are many thing s the s t a t e
should h a v e which we ra n not yet a f
ford, and t h a t we should keep our e x ­
pense* down to a figure t h a t we will be
able t o pay without seriously burdening
o u r s e l v e s .”
Horse Shoeing and General
Repairing Work
DUNTLEY
TE M . L A BO R AND IN D U ST R Y
VOCATED.
A number o f th e young friend s o f
M e rritt E dd y surprised
him with a
F lo re n c e W e s t : T h e stud en ts o f Cot
party S a tu rd a y e venin g, th e occasion
i thge Grove schools hav e starte d a move
bein g his b irthd ay.
inent t h a t is c e r t a in to h a v e good results
for the pupils them selves, and fo r those
T h e P a n am a Club meets F r id a y a f t e r
with whom they com e in c o n t a c t , i f it
noon with Mrs. C. C. Cruson as hostess.
is followed up. A new school building
was r e c e n tly rumpleted in t h a t e ity and,
Mrs. B en Groff e n t e r t a i n s the Kmannn
: to p ro te c t it from v andalism , the stu
Club at her home tomorrow a fte rn o o n .
dents have organized them selves into
un “ a r m y . ”
T h i s ae tio n shows th a t
An e n jo v a b l e S t . P a t r i c k ' s d ay dance j
T h e valu e o f a newspaper to com-
the pupils a p p r e c ia te what the taxp ay -
was given last night at P hillips Hall by m u nity can be a c c u ra t e ly measured by
have done fo r them and beside*
the Owls.
About t h i r t y five couple what outsiders t h in k o f it. T h e S e n t i- . , ■
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helping to pro tect th e building from i n ­
were present.
nel is w illing to be thus measured.
ju r y , it will lead th e child ren to think
more about the r ig h ts o f others and p re ­
vent them from tho u ghtlessly d e s t r o y ­
ing or in ju r in g pro p e rty o f o th e r pco
j pie, which is so o f t e n done by child ren
anil som etim es b y t h e i r elders, without
t h in k in g about t h e consequences o f
t h e ir actio n. T h e C o t t a g e Grove pupils
have set an exam ple t h a t child ren in
o th e r places will do well to follow.
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the t r a n s f e r o f the homes o f the two
parties.
T h e K in e h art fam ily moved
into the W allace home ou South S ix t h
S t r e e t yeaterday a fte rn o o n while the
W allac e f am ily moved Into the Hinehart
place a short d is tau c e vast o f the c ity .
T h e K iuehart property, now owned by
Mr. W allace, comprises seveu ser ss , all
under m t s u s i v s cu ltiv atio n .
* 3 IK) w ith o u t—* 7 30 with brush
a tt a c h m e n t lik e cut, reduced from
• 10 0 0 *1 5 .0 0 .
E le c t r i c C leaners
with e x t r a a t t a c h m e n t s for clean
ing up holstery, wslls, r t e . , from
• 23 up, delivered.
H p r n s l ills
counts to rhurehes, bulges snd
c h a r i t a b le in stitu tio n s. We e s r r y
e v e r y th in g in the vacuum cleaner
line, are pioneers in the business
Only e x c lu s iv e cle an e r store in
stnte. P r i c e s reduced from 20 to
50 per re n t . Have s o l i c i t o r s ' pro
fits.
W. L. B E N T L E Y * CO
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