Cottage Grove sentinel., March 25, 1914, Image 2

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SPECIAL THIS WEEK AND NEXT
Advance offering of New Spring Merchandise at Very Low Cash Prices to in­
duce your early inspection of the New Spring Dry Goods,
while the Stock is Complete.
NEW CURTAIN SCRIM SPECIAL
lnoludiiig plain and bordered edge in white and colored pat­
terns.
These are good values at 15c ami 18c a yard, hut
are priced special tor this week and next at, a y a r d ... .11c
32 INCH OINOHAM SPECIAL
Every pattern of this gingham is 32 inches wide ami a re
regularly priced at 15c a yard. Special lor this week ami
next, a y a r d ............................................................................ 11c
WASH
GOODS SPECIAL
27 inches wide ami including white goods, poplins, dimitica,
striped voiles, madras, etc. These fabrics sell regularly at
15e, 18c to 25c a yard. Priced for this week ami next, per
yard ........................................................................................ 13c
27 INCH EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING SPECIAL
Beautiful embroidery flouncing, 27 inches wide, material of
fine Swiss. At any other time you will pay 50c and 65c a
yard. For this week and next, priced special, a y a r d .. 39c
VALENCIENES LACE SPECIAL
Very pretty patterns with edges ami insertion to match. A very timely offering ami your op­
portunity to make a cash saving on lace at beginning of the season.
For this week only, a
yard ...........................................................................................................................................................4c
ADVANCE OFFERING LADIES
SUMMER VESTS
After this week and next we will sell these vests at 15c to 20c each and they are good values.
These vests are shown in either plain or lace trimmed.
Most stores sell them at 25c each.
Priced special for this week and next only, at each, 13c, or two fo r ....................................... 25c
SPECIAL
ON
EMBROIDERY
INSERTIONS
We are long on insertions and for this week ami next have slashed the price to quickly reduce
the stock of embroidery insertions. Special your choice, a y a r d ............................................... 4c
ALL WOOL OREGON DRESS GOODS SPECIAL
Choice of special lot, 60 inch, all wool Oregon Suitings, priced especially low this week and next.
These patterns are very suitable for skirts, coats and boys’ suits.
Our former prices were
$1.35 to $1.50. Special this week and next, a y a r d ..................................................................... 98c
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A gay automobile party assembled
Wednesday evening and drove to Blue
Mountain where a halt was made at the
school house grounds, a huge bonfire
lighted and a delicious supper served.
Among the party were Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Cooper, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Frost, Mr.
and Mrs. 8. L. Markin, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Umphrey, Mr. and Mrs. A if Powell,
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Spray, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Ingram, Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Groff, Mrs. Samuel o f
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luncheon was of siffpassing daintiness.
The afternaon was spent in the rus
tomary way at five hundred, Mrs. A. S.
Powell, Mrs. Ernest Bisby and Miss Ivy
Holcomb substituting for absent mem
bers.
Washougal, Wash.. Mrs. James Smith of
Minnesota, Mrs. I.yllian Bryan, Mrs. L.
P. Bennett, Mrs. Elbert Bede, Miss Pur-
vance, Miss Kelly, Roy Wilson, Jack
Grant, Ren Sanford, George Matthews,
Victor Chambers and Lawrence Phelps.
The Woman’s Club will be hostess at
a Japanese tea at the Woodman Hull
Thursday evening, tne proceeds to go
toward raising a fund for a public
drinking fountain.
Plans are being
made for a delightful affair, to which
the public is invited. The tea rups will
be given away as souvenirs.
The Panama club enjoyed a delightful
The Ladies’ Aid society o f the Meth
meeting Friday afternoon at the home odist Church meets this afternoon with
of Mrs. C. C. Cruson when Mrs. Cruson Mrs. N. E. Compton.
and Mrs. J. C. Johnson entertained.
The house was prettily decked with Ore
The Emanon club was entertained
gon grape and spring flowers, and the Thursday afternoon by Mrs. B. B. Groff,
Mendames H. Short, Arrnes, Markin,
Durham, Bisby,Van Allison, Atkinson,
Cochran, Bede being the members pres­
ent.
Mrs. Oroff served a delicious
luncheon o f veal loaf, deviled eggs,
pickles and sandwiches, peaches in
whipped cream, cake and grape ju ice/
C L O T H IN G
The Golden Rule Store
M en’s Suits, prices $5.00, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15,
$18 and 120.
Best values in the market.
All
shades Youths’ Suits $5.00, $7.50, $9.00 and $10
Boys’ Norfolk Suits, knee pants, all colors, $3.00,
$4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $6.50, $7.50.
N ice line of M en’s Pants, $2.50, $3.50, $4, $5, $6
P O W E L L C& CO.
i; Clothing
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Clothing
The Ladies’ Missionary Hociety of
the Christian Cburch held an interesting
and delightful meeting at the home of
Mrs. I.ee Roy Woods last Thursday
afternoon. The subjeet for the after­
noon was, “ The Missionary Education
of Children.” Many articles o f interest
were read, followed by a general discus­
sion in which all participated freely.
The Royal Neighbors Club spent a
very delightful afternoon with Mrs.
James Hemenwsy yesterday.
The
guests busied themselves over their
needlework until luncheon time when
Mrs. Hemenwny served a delicious col­
lation, assisted by Mrs. D. H. Hemen-
way. About twenty were present, Mrs.
C. J. Kern, Mrs. W. E. Nixon, Mrs. Til
lotson o f Portland, Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. D.
H. Hemenwny, Mrs. Beager, Mra. C. M.
Kidd, Mra. N. E. Compton and Mrs. Ed.
Jones being invited in as additional
guests.
Thursday, March 10, waa celebrated
by Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Godard as their
I ninth wedding anniversary. The affair
! took the form o f a dinner to wkich were
bi dden Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hpencer, dr
unit Mr«. J. T. Dal-ong, Mr». Vnti Mo»
kirk »nit J*ck»on Godard.
The tib ia '
mi » » centered with » cluster o f daffodil«
and the room« were decorated with |
bunches of spring dowers. The evouiiig |
was passed in conversation and u usic
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furnished by the victrola. Mr. aud Mrs.
Oodard were presented with a hands >tne
This reminds the contest editor of
thirty four piece dinner set.
remark nmde to him by a candidate in
Mrs. N. K. Compton eutertamed the a former contest: “ I never knew pe<
Social Twelve nt her home Thursday pie were so hind and that 1 had so
afternoon, ¿ill the club members in the many friends until I entered this son
This happened lu Oregon not
city were present aud in nddition Mrs. test.”
Compton luvited in Mrs. H. N. Aldrich, far from Cottage Drove, and your ex
Mrs. VI. O. Unii sud Mrs. I.ee Nison. perieuee will be just the same when
your friends are informed that you are
in the rare and want their assistance
£ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ £
$150 IN GOLD FIRST RAIN WELCOMED BY
GROWERS
PRIZE IN CONTEST
t
How to Win.
C HURC H N EW S
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[ Kvcry religious orgnuisntion is invit
ed to use this column for announcement
of its services and other newra. Con
tributors are requested to omit eshurtn
lions and other editorial matter, and to
make the announcement of services as
concise as possible.
.Social functions,
etc., and news outside of the weekly an
nouncement may I mi elaborated upon.)
Any young Indy desiriug lo enter
this contest nud win one of the valuable
prises offered, should see that herannme
is seni to the Contest Department. To
win a prise it is necessary to receive the
largest number of votes, Recording to
conditions mentioned elsewhere tn this
announcement.
Candidntes should nt once interest
their friends in the contest anil by
united amt energetic action induce ns
many people as possible to vole for
them. The nomination coupon rut fn m
The Mentinel will count I.IHNI votes for
a candidate.
The rain which arrived yesterday
morning, was warmly welcomed by the
fruit growers wha had begun to grow
anxious about the possible fate o f their
fruit. Cherries, plums and peaches are
blooming freely about a mouth skesd
of the usual season, according to Coun
ty Fruit Inspector Htewart, and a heavy
frost would have lieen disastrous. Ap
plea, petit« snd Italian prunes were iu
no danger, as they are uot aufficieuty
budded to be harmed by cold. “ The
very light frosts of the past week did
no ilnmuge, “ said Mr. Htewart, “ as it
requires a temperature of about three
degrees below freesing to hsrm the
buds.”
An All Together Different Entertain
ment.
One of the lies! entertainments and
one altogether different from any ever
seen in Cottage Grove is the light iqiera,
' ' 1‘ risrilln “ or " The Courtship of M ilea
Mtnudish “ which is to lie rendered
Aptll 14 al The Arcade Theater by the
Euterpeau club under the direction of
Services at the Christian Science Mali
Mina Esther Milaby, assisted by Rev.
every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday
Ilursce
N. Aldrich, dramatic director.
How
Votes
Are
Secured
evening at 7:30.
All are welcome.
Votes will he issued on both obi and The costume» for the entire caste will
new subscriptions. The full nmo.i„! of be furnished by Goldstein A Co., Man
FREE METHODIST.
adv
money must be sent or brought to the Franeiaco.
Khoda Burnett, Pastor.
Preaching service the first and third Contest Department of The Sentinel
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
Sundays of every month at 3 and 7:30.
Vote Coupon
(Hpecial
to The Hentinel)
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
A ballot good for 2<l votes appears in
Mnrrh 24. Joel I’nliner started on a
7:30, and on second and fourth Sundays this paper; rlip it, and send it tc the
at 3.
office of The Sentinel and vote for your trip through the East to Ohio, Monday.
He expects to be goue until June.
favorite.
John Allen and Fred Froet hauled
Special Notice.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The rules governing the con'esl and wood for the school last week.
M. Howard Kagan, Pastor
Mrs. Mooney, who has been quite ill
Services next Sunday as follows. the prices that will be awarded m ly be
•
a
recovering.
Bible school at 0:43; communion and found on this page.
Mrs T. It. MrGuire was shopping in
Any young lady residing in the ter
preaching serviee at 11; Christian Kn-
denvor at fl:30; evening service at 7:30. ritory mentioned is eligible to romprte Cottage Grove Friday.
Helen Ward, who has been on the sick
O. L. Curtis will preach both morn­ in this contest.
Any one who desires to vote on this list for some time, is better,
ing and evening.
Morning subjert,
Rev. Barnhart and A. H. McDonald
“ Rightly Dividing the Word >f l i e d ;" contest may do so by coupon« clipped
visited
at II. I.andwehr's Monday.
e v e n i n g subjeet, “ The Sufficient ! from The Sentinel aud by special rote
Me and Mra. C. Roxiae visited at the
Christ.“
ballots obtained by subscribing *«> Th«
Sentinel. The ballots secured by sub T U. MrGuire home Hunday.
Kona Fatten was a Cottage Grove vis
scribing to The Sentinel mny b» held a.i
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
itor Tuesday.
long
as
desired
and
voted
at
nay
time
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
Lesion Mooney transacted business in
Services next Sunday as follows: up to the close of the ronteet, but mu-
the
Grove Monday.
Sunday School at 10; sermon at 11; pons cut from The Mentinel are good
Morton Robbins snd son Klmer, were
only
for
ten
days
from
publication
-
nd
Junior League at 3; Kpworth league
will not be counted if voted nfter the in the Grovs Friday and Maturday.
at 0:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Robbins and
Theme of morning service, “ Tempta­ date printed on the ballot.
Mr and Mra. 11. H. Kibhv visited at
Persons
living
in
one
district
art
act
tion Overcome;“ evening subject,“ Soul
Finley Whippa ’ Hunday.
W riting;“
Kpworth
League
topic, confined to voting for ladies iu I heir
Mill Van Gordon was s Grove visitor
“ Builders of Methodism, ” leader— Mrs. own particular districts, but may vote
Tuesday.
for
any
one
in
the
rsce.
The
offer
af
Aldrich.
I'aul l.andwchr and Albert Risaue
Men’s meeting in the church 3:30 p. fords the young women of (’a 't ig»
went
to Carlton today to work.
in. Address by Evangelist Williams; Grove and vicinity an excellent qq.nr
tunity
to
receive
valuable
present*
at
subject, “ The Seventh Commandment. *’
A half dozen families have corns to
All men and boys over 14 years o f age the expense o f The Mentinel.
the Cottage Grovs eouatry during the
Oraad
Prlxe
are invited.
Will go to the young lady polling the past year because o f receiving copies o f
greatest number o f votes during the The Hentinel. You owe it to yourself
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
to be n petron of n newspaper that gets
contest.
R. M. Hroadbooks, Pastor
such results.
Second Prlxs
Services next Sunday: Bible school
Will go to the young lady polling the
at 10; morning worship at 11; Junior
second highest number of votes.
Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wur
Third Prlxe
ship at 7:30.
The young indy polling the third
Subject o f morning sermon: “ The
Garden Experience," the fourth of the highest number of votes will receive a
series on the “ Great Experiences of #23.00 Merchandise Order.
Healed bids will be received by the
Fourth Prlxe
Jesus.”
Subject o f evening sermon,
County Court of the Htate o f Oregon
The young ludy polling the fourth for U n r County up to 10 a. m. of the.
“ The Seeking Shepherd.”
highest number of votes will receive a 13th day of April, A. D. 1914, fur the
Gold Watch.
conatruetion o f improvements on por­
BAPTIHT CHURCH
tions of County Roads Nos. 33H and 349
RULE8 OF CONTEST
Cor. Eleventh and Adame Streets.
Contest opens Thursdsy March 2d, near Cottage Grove in Rond District
C. If. Cobb, Paetor
Services next Hunday: Bible school 1914, at H a. m., and wilt close Maturday, No. IS, said improvement to be o f the
following cheracter and of the follow ­
at 10, Mrs. K. K. Mills, superintendent; May 9, 1914, at 10 p. m.
Any lady is eligible to compete for ing material:
morning worship at 11; evening service
4340 linear feet graded and surfaced
the prizes.
at 7:30.
Any employe or immediate relative with gravel.
Evangelist Williams will preach both
Also for the ronstruction o f improve­
morning and evening.
Buptismal ser of an employe of this paper will not he
vices. The special meetings are being eligible as a candidate in this contest ments on portion o f County Hoad near
The Contest Manager reserves the l. athnm in Road District No. flM, said
well attended and a great deal o f inter­
right to reject any nominations for can improvement to be of the following
est is being shown.
character and o f the following material:
didaey.
1700 linear feet graded and surfaced
This
is
not
a
popularity
or
beauty
Evangelist Williams, who is conduct
with
gravel.
contest,
snd
the
prizes
will
be
swarded
ing special services at the Baptist
Also for the construction of improve­
ebureh, has been received by large audi­ solely on merit.
No candidate will receive special ments on portion o f County Rond No.
ences.
Mr. Williams is an excellent
talker and is gifted with a remarkable favors, but each and every one will be 407 near Red Bridge on Row River in
power o f portrayal. He has a wealth assisted, alike by the contest manage Rond District No. 17, said improve
ment to be of the following character
o f homely illustration upon which he ment in obtaining votes.
Candidates
are
permitted
to
secure
and
o f the following material:
draws freely to drive home his points.
subscriptions snywhere.
All subscrip­
5400 linear feet grnded snd surfaced
ith broken stone.
tions must be paid for in advance to
obtain votes. Votes will also be issued
All bids shall be mnde tn keeping with
for collections on hnck subscriptions.
and subject to plans and specifications
The contest management will not be governing snid improvement.
Held
responsible for typographical errors in plana and specifications may be found
the publishing of votes, except to make and ary kept for inspection at the Coun­
The attempt by the authorities of
corrections in the following issue.
ty Clerk 'a office in the Court House in
Baker County to get Col. Lawson o f this
No contestant will win more than one Eugene, Oregon. All bids must be nr
city, and warden o f the penitentiary,
prise.
companied with certified check for five
to testify in the Copperfleld cases has
Hhould any questions arise as to the per cent of the amount of such bid, and
been unsuccessful so far. The governor
has told the authorities to come and get interpretation o f the foregoing rules, all bids must be left with the County
him, but that plan has not been carried the decision o f the Contest Manager Clerk o f Courts on or before the aliove
mentioned dnte.
Bids will be opened
out up to date. Although the subpoenn will be final.
on
the
13th
day
o
f
April, 1914, at 10 a.
A ballot will be printed in each issue
servers have not been able to And him,
m.
,
for
the
letting
o f the contract for
o
f
the
paper.
The
ballot
will
count
for
Mr. Lawson visited with the Willamette
Valley editors while they were in Halem 20 votes. All bnllots will be void unless said improvement. The County Court
received at the office o f The Hentinel on reserves the right to reject any and all
Saturday.
bids.
or
before expiration dnte ns printed.
Hpecial Agent Frank Hnodgrass has
HTACY M. RUHHELL,
been sent by the governor to tske Law-
County Clerk o f Lane County.
son’s place, while the colonel is kept on THE COTTAGE OROVE SENTINEL
Eugene, Ore., March 24, 1914. m25 al fl
military duty at Halem to avoid the
VOTINO CONTEST.
civil authorities, who would get him
(Not Oood After April 1, 1914.)
back to Baker County as a defendant
This Ballot Will Count 20 Votes.
We are selling choice city
in a damage action by the former For .............................................................. lomes, improved farms and
Address ......................................................
saloonkeepers o f Copperfleld.
20 ana 40 acre tracts near
The governor claims that by refusing Good for twenty votes when properly
to subpoena Hnodgrass the Baker Coun­ filled ont and sent to the Content l)e- town on the installment plan.
Come in and talk with us.
ty authorities have shown that their at­ pnrtment o f THE HENTINEL.
tempt to get Lawson there Is not for the
&o ballot will be altered in any wny
purpose of getting his testimony, but after being received by The Hentinel.
to get service on him in the damage Ballots must be in before the date print­
suit.
ed on them expiree.
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR ROAD
IMPROVEMENT
CIVIL AUTHORITIES UNABLE
TO GET LAWSON
Fingal Hinds
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Minty fimi ¡lie
ilirmigli rending
: i end in u good i
:: STEF
Wheat, Oat«,
Mill Feed — i
Vetch Seed, (
Oil Meal. Gi
kinds constar
Poultry Feeds
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your pleasai
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are selling n
lots have soli
are likely to
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