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ST. M A K Y 'N C A TH O LIC CHURCH. Next Sunday: Itigli untas and sermou at 10:30; devotioa» «nui bausdictiou ut 7:30. Evsoiug devotion« nud benediction W educad ay mid Kriduv evening» at 7:30 during tin- entire Lenteu season. All are wrU'iiuir. al ■v> Our Formal Spring Announcement t- ri They are ready for you— special displays have been made for your personal inspection. Those beautiful new goods for Spring, which have taken a great deal of time and care to assemble are here, and we bid you welcome. In Dry Goods— in Women's W ear— in M en’s Furnishings will be found that '•‘ something" which belongs particularly to this season of distinctive styles. The character of this merchan dise will make buying a pleasure— and the fairness of prices a most welcome feature. In keeping with this high standard of merchandise, we shall aim for a store service that is worthy. "Prom pt and courteous" will be our watchwords — your smallest and greatest wants to share alike our careful attention. W e honestly believe in our ability to serve you better than ever— to prove that our diligence has resulted in business which merits your pa tronage. Now aiul always we extend to you a warm invitation to make this store your store. Come atql go as you please— rest a while—ask questions. That's simply a point in our service it carries with it no obligations whatever. We urge you to come now, espe cially to see our display intact be fore the eager buyers have made inroads. A call today equals a treat to the visitor. :: :: :: :: W e urge you now THE .QUALITY y —..... V ------ /Of irtptii .................. t B A IT IS T CHURCH Cor. Eleventh and Adams Streets. Services next Sunday: Bible srhoc ut 10, Mrs. K. K. Mills, superintendent morning worship at 1 1 ; evening service at 7:30; I’ hiluthea Class meets for bihlc study each Monday afternoon. Prnyer meeting Thursday evening. Buptismii services will lie held at the evening meeting Sunday. Mission circle meet at the church Thursday afternoon. C H R IS T IA N CHURCH M. Howard Eagan, Pastor Services next Sunday ns follows Bible school at 9:43; communion ami preaching service st I I ; Christina Kn deuvor at ti:30; evening service at 7:30 Morning subject, “ The Resurrection tnd What It Means.” At this service Mrs. Eagan will sing “ The Psalm s;’ evening service will take the form o f u special Easter program by the Sunday School, composed o f drills, choruses, ete Offering for benevolent work. C A S H S T O R E - p h o n e .33 7731 = = 1Í77?-* - - > 1 . má. f Z3I— tives. Rev. H. N. Aldrich performed the ceremony. Mr. Zeigler is seventy years o f age and his bride sixty four Mrs. Zeigler is a sister in law o f Mrs. Joseph Hams and John Nokes. The Sentinel was in error in announcing that this wedding had taken place at Eugene. The M. P. G. Club was very pleasant ly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. 8 . R. Smith. The guests spent the afternoon as usual over their needle work and Mrs. Arraand Wynne was taken into the club in the place left vacant by Mrs. Vinson, who has gone to Roseburg to reside. The next meet The Panama Club enjoyed a delight ing wo be with Mrs. Orville Spear. ful meeting with Mrs. Ben Groff Fri day. The rooms were prettily decked The Royal Neighbors Club met at the in spring flowers and flowering shrub home o f Mrs. A. E. Hamloth yesterday bery and the guests spent the afternoon playing five hundred . Additional afternoon and enjoyed a particu larly Fourteen mem guests were Mrs. A l f Powell, Mrs. Er delightful afternoon. bers o f the club were present and in nd nest Bisby, Mrs. J. 8 . Medley and Mrs. dition Mrs. Hamloth entertained Mrs Lyllian Bryan. W. E. Nixon, Mrs. J. I.indamood, and Mrs. E. J. Kent, who recently arrived A quiet wedding took place at the from Kansas. home o f Carl Zeigler on Hixth Street Sunday afternoon, when Mr. Zeigler and A pretty wedding took place Sunday Mrs. Nellie O ’Neill o f Minnesota were married in the presence o f a few rela- evening, March 29, at Chico, Calif., when Sylvia Ida ColewelJ o f this city becamt* the bride o f Chester Allen Lutz. The ceremony took plaee at the borne o f the bride’s mother, Mrs. Amy Col well, Rev. W. Sherrill officiating. Miss Zolo Smith acted as bridsmaid and Mr. Gilbert Lutz as best man. The bride •re a gown o f white satin trimmed with allover shadow lacc and carried a bouquet o f roses and wedding wreath. The groom wore brown. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion and a bountiful supper was served. Those present at tuc ceremony were Mrs. Amy Colwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fisher and family, Mrs. Lutz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and daughter Zolo and Mrs. Miller. The couple will make their borne in Chico. Mrs. F. W. Robbins was hostess to Lyllian Bryan and eleven babies the Social Twelve Thursday afternoon. Needlework occupied the guests for a In addition to the members o f the rlub time, and latCr Mrs. Allison gave each she invited in to share her hospitality guest a g ift, in the nature o f an April Mrs. W. P. Hall, Mrs. I.ee Nixon, Mrs. Fool take off. Dainty refreshments o f J. H. Bolden, Mrs. H. N. Aldr>eh and 1 iee cream, cake and punch were served. Mrs. M. F. Wyatt. j -------- Mr. and Mrs. C. II. VanDenburg enter tained the Neighborhood Five Hundred Club at their home last Tuesday eve ning. After the last rubber was played, a delicious supper, carried out in Easter style, was served. Mr. and C. C. Cru son and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kinter acted as substitutes. Mjrs. S. V. Allison was the charming hostess of the Emanon club Thursday afternoon, entertaining, besides the members of the club, Mrs. I. W. Has tings, Miss Iverson, Mrs. J. Dillon, Mrs. THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford CHURCH NEWS There are more Ford earn used in Cottage Grove than of all other kind» combined, yet you never Haw a Fort! stuck or worn out. They are cheapeHt in price, but the highest priced ma terial goes into them. They are a comfort to the pleasure seeker and a comfort to the pocket hook of the purchaser. As a time-saver for the busy man they pay for themselves many times over. Two Passenger Runabout......... $590 Five P assen ger#ß J A Touring C a r ... j Q . t U THE COTTAGE GROVE GARAGE 0. E. W O O D SO N PROPRIETOR PR E S B Y TE R IA N CHURCH R. M. Hroadbuoka, Pastor Services next Sunday: Bible school at 10; morning worship at I I ; Junior Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wor ship at 7:30. Subject of morning sermon : “ The Resurrection.“ This is the sixth an Inst sermon in the series on “ The Great Experiences o f Jesus.“ Subject evening nddress: “ Immortality. ’ There will be special Easter music nt both the morning and evening services An Enster program will be given by ill primary and junior departments if th Sunday school at 10. The l.udies' Aid meets nt 2:30 We neaday afternoon. Congregution'i meeting Wednesday at 7:30; prnyer meeting and choir rehearsal Thursday evening; the class in intermediate catechism will meet Sunday at 4 in the church pnrlor. ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ | Every religious organization is invit ed to use this column for announcement o f its services and other news. Con tributors are requested to omit exhorta tions and other editorial matter, and to mnke the announcement o f services a* concise as possible. Social functions, ete., and news outside o f the weekly an nouncement may be elaborated upon.] METHODIST EPISC O PAL Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor Services Easter Sunday morning at 7 sacramental services and reception o f candidates into church membership; sermon subject at II, “ Resurrection;’ 7:30 service, sacred concert— program- Prelude, “ Triumphal March.” Weiss, organ and piano; Hymn, ‘ ‘ Welcome Happy Morning,” Calkin, choir ami congregation; (Quartette, “ Abide With M e ," Gabriel, Mesdames Conner, Ben ger, Messrs. Aldrich , Conner; 8 «ilo, “ Easter Dawn,” Dressier, Mias Heleu Raymer; Recitation, “ One Flower f«ir N ellie,” Thorpe, Miss Bertha Stevens; Anthem, “ Easter Morn, ’ ’ Jacobs, choir; Trio, “ Easter’s Joyous M oon ," Heyser; Messrs. Harris, Aldrich, Harris; Soto, ‘ Easter I>ay,’ ’ Gabriel, Ernest Pur vnnee; Anthem. “ The Resurrection Morn,’ ’ Heirley, choir; Duet, “ Glad Easter M orn ," Hughs, Mrs. Beager and Mr. Aldrich; Recitation, “ Ooing o f the White Swan,’ ’ Parker, Miss Eunice VanDenburg; solo,” Easter Song, ’ ’ Den nee. Miss Jessie >IcCord; Anthem, “ He Is Risen,” Miles, choir; Male Quurtete, ‘ Christ o f Passover,’ ’ Nevin, Messrs Richmond, Aldrich, Markin and I'm pbrey; Offertory, “ March Aux Flam beaux,’ ’ Clark, piano and organ; Solo, The Prince o f Peace,” llnmmerel, Miss Anderson; Anthem, “ Awake! Thou that Sleepest,’ ’ Eirhhorn, choir; Solo, “ Praise to Thee, Glorious Fa ther, “ Harding, C. E. Umphrey; Chorus, ‘ Glad Bells o f Easter,’ ’ Heyser, male horus; Anthem, “ Rise, Glorious Con (ueror/’ Adams, choir; Hymn, “ Coro nation,’ ’ Holden, choir und rongrega ion; Benediction; Postlude, “ March ’ ontifleale,’ ’ Gounod, piano and organ. Nickels and Dimes Go to Destitute. Close to the ticket window in the lepot is a glass globe which bears above it the legend, “ For the Albertina Kerr Home.” This globe was placed there by the Women’s Bible Clues o f the Baptist church o f this city, though the home itself is entirely nonseetarian, and the nickels and dimes which arc slipped into it eventually And their way to Port land where the home is located and go to help take care o f the babies o f aban doned and destitute mothers. The home s maintained by the Pacific Coast Res cue and Protective Society, a purely nonsectarian organization for the bet terment o f men, women nnd children on the coast. The Albertina Kerr home is hut one o f the institutions through which it does public good and all five o f its branches are entirely supported by voluntary contributions. Celebrate Anniversary of Battle. Services at the Christian Science Hall To celebrate the anniversary o f the every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday battle o f Shiloh, the Thurman brothers evening at 7:30. A ll are welcome. o f Junction City were guests Tuesday o f John Trunnell o f Coast Fork. The three men were among thirteen o f a FREE METHODIST. Rhoda Burnett, Pastor. company o f 100 which survived the fa Preaching service the tint and third mous battle. Heeds Sent School Children. Five hundred packages one hundred and twenty Itv* pounds— o f garden seeds have been sent out to the rural schools of the county from Couuty Hup eriutendi'nt Moore'« office. The seeds were procured troiu the government by Seuator Harry Laue and seut to Mr Moore fur the vhildreu. Each of the packuges contains muskmelou, onion turnip, sweet corn, carrot und let tuc seeds. The pupils in some o f the rural dls tricta, though very auxious to luak garden», have been prevented In aome cases by the cost o f the seed and the sending of these seeds by Senator Lane sulviie the problem for them. Orest Northern Issues Oregon Booklet In order to reach those who are must interested in the west und most likely to become settlers, the Great Northern Hailwuy Co. is requesting through it immigration ngent, E. C. Leed y o f Hi Paul, thnt Oreg on people send in nnmes of eastern friends who might be in lluenced. The railway eoinpnuy has just had printed 200, IHM) descriptive book lets whirh they will distribute to these people and will issue u series o f about 500,IHM> which will be sent out from time to time to the uddresses furnished The Sentinel Live Wire. FtUhenry Bays Job Is Ills. Extreme optimism is felt by N. Fltxhenry, candidate for county com inissioner, one o f the numerous candi dntes who were in the city Saturday According to his statement the light for commissioner is all over but the shout ing. In nn interview, he said: “ All indications point to a big vote for me front all parts o f l.ane County, would not Ite satisfied with the nomina tion by u light majority, but I untici pate the voters o f Lane County will put the stamp o f approval on my good roads policies by giving me a handsome vote 1 believe they are.convinced that I have made a conscientious study o f our high way problem and that i f elected will give them the best and all there is in me for a thorough business ndrainistrn Gun. I f the people want to continue in the obi rut o f haphazard, innA-shift road building, they hnd better vote for some one else. " FA S H IO N H IN T By JGDIC CHOI LET This pretty and dainty design for embroidering Infanta’ dress«-« or yokes la o f datale« and leavea and can lie worked either aolldly or aa eyeleta. the atoms to lie outllued. The dota are designed for punch V /i l V « <<• V XMBHOtDKNY nmnoip work. Explicit directions for working are given with the pattenf. When making aolld or aatln atltch (»ad by darning backwurd and forward lengthwise, then cover cloaely with over und over stitching, working In the oppoalte direction from the pad ding. T o make dnl«y petala and leave« aa eyelets run a thread around the outline, cut a «light wilt lengthwise, then cruaswlHe. push the material back ami work closely over and over. To make the centers o f the daisies aa eye lets flrnt encircle by ruuiilng n thread around the outline, then pierce with a stiletto und work rlo«ely over and over. T o outline the stem« lake abort stltehoH, keeping the m-edle toward the right, and work upward. Outline the silt« by running a thread eloaely around, then cut n slit In the goods and work closely over and over. This May Manton pnttern can be had by sending 10 cents to thla office, g ivin g num ber. 710. and It will be promptly forw a rd ed to you by mall I f In haste send an additional tw o cent stamp fo r letter poet- sge When ordering use coupon. No. glse. Hot luuchra for rural schools bav« been proven a highly practical Innova flou by the D etlef ecbool near Kuguue There are twenty two pupila in this school and the girls take turn enrh dny, two nt a time, in preparing the lunch. They are escuaed from their elaaaea at 11:30 and go to the kitchen, which haa been built outo the school bouse, cook the meal aud aet the table In the dining riMirn, aleo aperlally built, and have the lunch ready for all the pupila at twelve. Supervisor A. I. O 'R eilly wna grcHtly surprlaiul, when he paid the district au unannounced viait a few «lays ago, to And a luncheon of bean eoup, potato ■nlad, linked potuto«-», giren beans, «p pie »nuce, blackberries, cuke and bread ■et liefore him by the youthful cooki. The teacher, Miee Blunche Itrerton, »omc time ngo, attended a lecture given by Mr». Mnry llurlttug at the Hpring Held high »«-bool in whirh Mr». Il»rtung outlined a plan for serving hot lunche* in the rural arhmila Hhe determined to put the informili loo iato use and the lunche» now being »erved nt Dealer are the result. The system work» excel leutly, the girls more than enjoy their work and the entire »«-hoot bus the bene tit of a good, fresh, wholesome meal. The ripense incurred in serving these lunrhes is very sinsll und nothing is chnrgcil to the children by the district for them. Htate Superintendent t'hurrhill is in term ini in the hot lunch plan alai ia making an investigation of the Dexter ■rhiMil with a view to recommending the establishment o f the system la other rural schools in the state. Matty fundin'! through m uling : I cnil in a gon i il * STEF Wheat, Oat«, Mill Feed Sr Vetch Seed, C Oil Meal. (!r kinds constan Poultry Feeds ALL cr R E A L ESTATE TR A N SFE R S Ambrose L. Woodnrd et ox to Re becca A. Medley l.ot 2, blk. 4, Manitou Park. «213. Laura A. McFarland to Lorcnu Hiles IO« acres sec». 2M and 29, tp 2« H, It 3 W, « I. Loren« Silvi« et vir to T. C. Wheeler — ItM) acres sers. 20 snd 29, tp. 20 H, U 3 W, «ItM). William liainbndge et ui to M J. Ilnwley et ui Undivided «4 int. in lots VM M ; itti I, 2, 3, blk. 2, Long nnd Landeaa -iddi tion to t'ottuge Grove, »300. Junii-s II. Warner et ux to John Ha •ler H I« blk. 2 1 , Imng and l-amlesa ad dition to Cottage Grove, « 10 . U. H. to John H. Rusher l,ota 2 id J. sec. 3, tp. 22 H. R 3 W. Rachel Pearce et vir to Jsrne« Wright ls>t I, blk. 3, Wynne's nddt tion to Cottage Grove, « I MINI, John F. Spray et ux to H. M Holla day—H W 14 »ee. 2, tp 81 H, R 3 W, «2330. C. W. Wallace et nx to W. N. Rine hart et ux 8^4 lot I, blk. 4. J. I Jones' uddition to Cottage Grove, «23IMI. J. F. Spray et ux to H. M. Hoiladay— Tracts for road purposes tp. 21 H, R 3 W, «1. Lyman Adams et ux to James Hank head et ml— 39 seres see. 17, tp. 21 H, R 3 W, «1400. A. It. Wood et ux to Oregon Pacific ft Eastern Railway (!o.— Part o f lot I, blk. 1, J. I. Jones’ nddition to Cottage Grove. Mrs. I .tome Violet to G. J. Laudesa Part lot 2, Landesa acreage, Cottage Grove, «10. John W. Yentrh et ux to Lyman Adams et ui Trnrt see. ft, tp. 17 6, H S W, « 10 . Wnldq M. Miller et ux to Hnlph A. Snnuer —11.37 acres sec. 34, tp. 20 H, R I W, «23. J.imes H. Linebaugh et ux to John F. Spray et ux—30 nerea sec. 2, tp. 21 H, It 3 W, «1 (MM). L O C A L D R U G G IST M A K E S M A N Y FR IEN D S. The New Era Drug Htore reports they are muking many frienda through the QUICK benefit which Cottage Grove people receive from the nimple mixture o f buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known ns Adler i ka. This remedy became famous by euring appendicitis and it ia the most thorough bowel clean ser known, acting on BOTH the lower and upper bowel. JUHT ONE DOHE o f Adler-ika relieves constipation nnd gns on the stomach almost IM M E D I ATELY. m 1 • »«to to to to to » « « a « • > ! i « He Bhene One#. Thespis— When were you a leading man? Foyer- When the company had to walk back from Chicago.—Brooklyn -If* 20 and 40 acre tracts near .own on the installment plan. 2ome in and talk with us. Fingal Hinds Real Estate, Insurance, Loans for °f cir COTTAC ««««««♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «♦ ♦ ♦ No other pu| of the Cottage (J ♦♦ ♦ « « » » » » « » »t o :: Nam « • Street Vacation Notice. Notice is hereby given, that at a regu Add lar meeting o f the Common Cnunril o f the City o f Cottage Grove, to be held on the 4th day o f May, 1914, a petition New Bottle Stepper. will be presented by the Oregon Pacifie There Is a new bottle stopper which Eaatern Railway lompany for the la Ideal. It could not be described aa vacation o f that portion o f Waahington an automutlc cork, and yet It almost amounts to thla. There Is a cork, or. Avenue which lica between the weat rather stopiier. arrangement o f nickel line o f Tenth Htreet and the right of that lias a rubber socket cap. This way o f the Oregon ft California Rail daps down over the mouth o f the bot road Company, In aaid City. tie from which the original cork has Dated thin 7th day o f April, 1914. been removed. The stopper fits Arm OREGON PACIFIC ft EASTERN ly. for the reitNon Its supporting mech- R A IL W A Y CO. aft 21 ) nlain la fitted to the neck o f the bot tle by menus or an easily adjuated col Y e are selling choice city lar thnt will fit any alee bottle. By pressing a lever at the side the atopper tomes. improved farms and la Instantly relenaed. THE M( :: :: Where are goi When y people go. 1 you there. ( North Ninth associate wit! your temper with landlord your pleasan you need not are selling ra| lots have sold are likely to constructed, arc snapjied t VEAT Real Ei ::
