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CLEAN-UP
Our policy is never to carry goods over from season to season hence the genuine reduction in price for quick
clearance. All goods are new, fresh and clean. Practically all Summer Dry G oods stocks are included in this
sale at close-out prices. Many people have been waiting for this event. N o w is your opportunity f Act quick!
Dress Goods MEN’S W E A R
PRICES CUT DEEP FOR QUICK CLEAN UP
50c Union Suits long or shor*
sleeve knee or ankle length
echrn anil w h ite........................ 39c
50c Porous Knit Union Suit as
a b o v e ..........................................39c
75c Union Suit ankle
long
s le e v e .......................................... 59c
75c best Dimity Union Suit
white .......................................... 59c
98c Lisle Union Suit long or
short sleeve while and echru
each ............................................79c
All 50c Wool Dress Goods now reduced to a y d . .. 36c
25c and 35c Dress Goods in wool effects now........ 19c
75c Wool Dress Goods now......................................... 59c
85c to $1.00 values n o w ............................................... 69c
$1 35 to $1.50 values n o w ......................................... $1.13
One lot $1.75 to $2.00 values now a yard................$1.23
W ash Goods
NEW PRETTY PATTERNS TO BE
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
98c Fine Light Wool for Summer
each .........................................79c
48c Light Weight Wool and Cot
ton ..............................................39c
50c Hnlhriggau Cotton this sab1
only ............................................39c
CLEANED-UP AT ONCE
Including Crepes, Poplin, Soisette,
Silk Tissue, Dimity, Lawn, Novelty
Fabric, etc.
Values 12c to 15c now a y a r d ... 9c
Values 18c to 20c now a yard. . . . 12c
Values 25c to 30c a yard..............19c
7:30, and on second and fourth Sunday*
at 3.
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MKTIIODIHT EPISCOPAL
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
Service* next Sunday a* follow*:
Sunday School at 10; aeruiun at II;
Junior League at 3; Kpworth League
at 7; evening service at M.
Morning theme, “ Chriatiau Couft
deuce;“ evening subject, “ The Teui
pie of God,“ illustrated with thirty
five slides.
Ilyuins, “ lloly, Holy,
H oly,” and “ Take My Life and Let
It
b e ."
Kpworth
League topic.
“ Christ'a Mantificatlon of Labor, ’ ’
leader, Mia* Jessie Hcrg.
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USEFUL SUIT.
T h i s B o y ' s O u tf it M a y
Bs
” Triad *
E a sily
with M w
splendid
cat : Liu
T r a n s f o r m e d I n t o a B a t h i n g Su it.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor.
Services next Sunday: Itililr school
at 10; morning worship at II; Junior
Chriatian Endeavor at 3; evening wor
ship at M; Cateehetieal elass at 4.
Subjeet of morning sermon, “ Spirit
ual
Upbuilding,”
eveumg
theme,
“ L ife ’s Vision.”
Speeial music for Sunday morning
»ill include the uiithcm “ Glory to God
Du Hi gh’ ’ by the choir, “ The Lord Is
My Shepherd,’ ’ duet, Misses Lockwood
and Richmond. For the evening: “ Ate
Maria,” Misses l.mkwoou, Anderson,
Smith, Silsbv, Mrs. Crtisotl; “ Oh R e s t
In The Lord,” solo. Miss l.euh Perkins
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Connection!
Special
Sunday
p. in., A
GOOD
BAPTIST CHURCH
A. M. Williams, Minister.
Preaching services morning and even­
ing second, fourth nnd fifth Sundays
of each month. Bible study nnd prayer
meeting every Thursday evening, pres
ent study, “ Jesus Is Coming.”
Sun
day school at 10.
The little iHiy’a suit lliiistrntml her«
la made of blue Munii.-I. with turned
over linen rifilar nnd cufTa. The gar
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ment I* present.ihie anywhere with
J. W. Jenkins, supply pastor.
DRESS SHIRTS
Services: Hible school st 10; preach col In rs nnd ruffa. With thoao removed
It tnnkea n neat little linihlug suit.
ing services at 8; prayer meeting each
Hallmark Brand fast color coat style without collar size 14 to 17
Lightweight mohair and wool la a ma­
Thursday
at
S.
shown in plain, striped and figured patterns, also pleated and in
terial WIlk'll may U* adopted for the
making o f the atilt If flannel la unt
shades of lavemfer, light blue, pink, tan, brown ami black and white.
ST. MARY ’S CHURCH.
liked. It may alno lie carried out In
Regular value $1.00 now reduced for this sale choice ea ch .. . . 79c
Rev. John Bernards, Pastor.
any of the lightweight or waahable
One lot 10c to 12Vic values a yd . 8c
Service* uext Sunday as follows: fabrics suitable for boya' nuits at this
White
flat
collar
and
with
at­
One lot 13c to 15c values a y d . . lie
Low mass at .8, high mass and sermon season
tached and detachable military
at 10:30, devotions and benediction at
collar. Regular $1.50 values now
COAT COLLARS.
7:30 in the evening
reduced to .............................. $1.19
Immediately after high mass the
M e a t of T h t m A r t A tta c h e d to L it t l*
Regular $1.25 values, now reduced
Sacrament o f Confirmation will be ad
C h em ise tte# .
to ................................................. 97c
mmistrrrd by Ifla Orare, Archbishop
One lot 10c values now a ya rd . . . . 8c
No coat Is without It* bit of white
Regular $1.00 values, now reduce«!
Christie, who will also give the sermon. turning over at the rnllnr. Moat of
One lot 12l»c to 15c values a yd . .11c
to ................................................. 79c
All are welcome.
these becoming white cont collars are
r (£; M c C all
e.a.ru MIM.D Many Broken Lots Not Quoted Here
attached to .hemlaettea. which are
donned under the blouse o f silk, lace
Dlaston and Rujada.
or chiffon, or the collar may 1m part of
(Special to The Sentinel.)
a tub silk or handkerchief linen blouse
July 21, 1 ts 14.— A son was burn to worn under the coat.
Mr, and Mrs. Carpenter o f Rujada
Sheer white organdie la the popular
collar material, nnd the nmarteat col­
UNION SUITS—PRICES CUT DEEP
Thursday morning.
Mrs. ('ha*. Whitlock was on the sick lars are cut double, aeatued at fhe edge
Shown in high or low neck ; sleeveless. long or short
and without a hem.
list
a few days last week.
III sleeves, and knee or ankle length.
Including dress and work
If a single layer o f orgnndle Is used
Including
button
and
lace
Mrs.
Marshall
of
Bohemia
passed
1 85c values, this sale ...................................... ..................69c
the hem Is very narrow mid la set In
shoes, button and lace
through Disston on hrr way to Cottage
75c values, this sale .....................................
59c
styles in black, tan and
with hand stitches or a Hue of fine
Grove Thursday.
styles— all new stock
II 60e values, this s a le .......................................
43c
heniallfcblng.
white—all new styles.
Col. Harlow, who has been doing as
50c values, this s a le ....................................... ..................33c
Ijn e and embroidery rollnni are not
$3.25 valuese now ..
•essment work in the Bohemia mines, an smart as these slo-er organdie col
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$4.00
values
now
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35c
values,
this
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29c
$4.50 values now ..
mashed his foot quite badly Tuesday lars, though occasionally collars of
SUMMER VESTS
going at ................. $3.10
$5.00 values now ..
He came down with Mr. I.undbcrg very fine machine embroidery, mitered
| 10c grade, now this sale................................ ................... 8c
$4.00 values now ...
$3.50 values now . . . .$2 87
Wednesday evening going on to his at the corner», are seen.
| 15c grade, now this sale.................................. ..................11c
home
at Row River Thursday morning.
$3.00 values now ...
$.300, $3 25 values. . $2.43
II 18c grade, now this sale..................................
14c
Miles
Pitcher, Sr., visited at the Men
EMBROIDERED CRAPE.
$2.75 values now ...
|| 20c grade, now this sale................................ ..................16c
$2.50 values now . .. .$1.93
Pitcher residence Thursday and Friday
25c grade, now this sale................................
19c
Mr. Tuber, of Bohemia, made a buai M a k e * a n E le g a n t C o s t u m e F o r S u m ­
$2.00, $2.25 values. $1.64
m er A fte r n o o n E n te r ta in m e n ts .
KNIT KNEE LENGTH DRAWERS
ness trip to Cottage Grove Saturday,
The gown shown here la of light
H 25c and 30c grade, now ................................. ..................19c
returning Monday.
J. I. Jones and son Frank of Cottage rrn|>e combined with a darker shade.
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The latter la adopted for the collar,
Grove, made a business trip to Disston
cuffs and the deep croplecenient for
Saturday.
Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr*. Marshall, Mrs.
Landcss, Mr* Tuber, Mr*. Violet and
daughter Erminie, called on Jack Klop
fenstein Tuesday.
STDRE-PMONL 3
Miss Ethel Hatfield of Disston, via
ited at the James Carter and At. Whit
man homes at Wildwood Sunday.
Glen Owen* of Rocky Point is visit
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Lee McCabe and Ethel Reed of Wild
FADS AND FANCIES.
Prepare the buttered bread crumbs wood were Disston visitors Sunday
as follows, take one cup crumbs, 1 evening.
By Harrietts
An excellent and helpful thing to tablespoon butter pouring the crumbs of
know ia that peroxide will remove ink the stale bread onto the melted butter Children's Cantata Saturday and Tues
and stir lightly on the stove with s fork
and fruit stain» like magic.
day.
until brown.
Th* Brownie Band will be produced
Pare, core and chop the apples. Mix
In answer to the question “ what does
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 as n ehil
cooking m eant” the great philosopher together the sugar, spices, snd grated dren's matinee, again Saturday even
lemon rind. Arrange the food in the
| Ruskin answers,
ing and will be repented Tuesday even
baking dish which has been well but­ ing. Thin enntata promise* to be one of
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Cooking
means
the
knowledge
o
f
Celebrates Eighty-third Birthday.
cake, berries, lemonade and candy.
The eighty-third birthday anniversa­ Adria received a number of pretty gifts. Medea and Circe, and o f Calypso and tered putting one half the spice mixture the most interesting and unique of any
ry of “ Uncle Jim ’ ’ Shortridge was cel­ The guests were: Gladys Hockett, Ruth Helen, and o f Rebecca and of the Queen on each o f the two layers of apples. Add similar performance ever given here.
the lemon juice and water before you
ebrated Saturday at the family home in McKibben, Mabel Spray, Ida McKib­ o f Hheba.
One hundred children take part and
“ It means the knowledge o f all fruits put on the top covering o f crumbs. the costumes are especially lovely.
West Cottage Grove. Fifteen members ben, Bertha McKibben, Ollie Flower,
of the family were present, partook of Ethel Flower, Viola Flower, Flossie Cox and balms and spices, and o f all that ia Cover sad bake in a moderate oven %
healing and sweet in fields and groves, to one hour or until apples are soft, then
the old fashioned dinner at one o ’clock and Almeda Larson.
and savory in meats, it means careful- \ uncover and cook until the crumbs are
and enjoyed the afternoon together.
ness and inventiveness and watchful­ brown.
Those who assembled with “ Uncle
A party of 25 held an all day picnic
J im “ and “ Aunt M illy” were: F. B. Sunday on the Finneran place near the ness and willingness and readiness of
Shortridge, o f Azalea; Miss Audrey Coast Fork east of the city. In the appliance. It means the economy of £ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ £
Langdon, o f Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. J. party were Geo. McQueen and family, your greatgrandmother, and the science
CHURCH NEWS
| Republican Candidate for Represan
W. Weeden and children, Everette, Wm. Ostrander and family, James Os­ o f modern chemists, It means mueh J
tatlve from Lane County.
Dale, Eva and Gordon; Mrs. Olive trander, James Potts and family, Robgrt tasting and no wasting. It means Eng
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Lacey, o f Portland; Mrs. Orville Spear, Griffin, Bessie and Albert Griffin, Mrs. lish thoroughness and French art and
[ Every religious organization is invit­
The following is Mr. Fenwick’s plat
Mrs. Clyde Langdon, Miss Arlie Lang C. A. Nelson and children o f Warren, Arabian hospitality. It means, in fine,
ed
to use this eolumn for announcement form:
that
you
are
to
be
perfect
and
always
don, o f this city and Mrs. Rebecca Minn., Mrs. Layng, Clarence Spencer
ladies (loafgivers), and to see that of it* service* and other new*. Con­
“ I advocate th* lowest rate of tnxn
Rodgers, o f Turner.
and Elbert Bede and family. Both din­
tributors are requested to omit ezhorta tion possible, consistent with good gov
every one bas something to eat.“
ner and supper was eaten and an hour
And now, having read this, don’t you tions and other editorial matter, and to ernment, taxes to be paid in two semi
The C. W. B. M. o f the Christian or so spent bathing in the Coast Fork.
feel that your occupation as housewife make the announcement o f service* as annual payments, without rebate.
ehurch met at the home o f Mrs. Sarah
Social functions,
which includes the art o f cookery, also, concise as possible.
“ Cutting out all useless commissions
Knox, Thursday afternoon, July 16. The
The W. C. T. U. will hold its an­
KMHatiiiiR uan < k a i s h o w s .
etc.,
and
news
outside
of
the weekly an­ and consolidating all the necessary ones
is
somewhat
glorified,
since
so
great
a
topic for study, which was led by Mrs. nual Flower Mission day at the Chris
nouncement may be elaborated upon.J in some form to mnke them effective the draped tunic. The coat Is of the
Knox, was, “ Our Indian Work in Nor­ tian church, Friday afternoon at three man as Ruskin saw ao much in itf
banqned style. Tile very novel high
at the lowest possible cost to the tax crowned at raw lint worn with the eon
thern Canada.“
After the business o ’clock. The flowers contributed will
Now that the apple* are becoming
Services at the Chriatian Science Hall payers.
session a social hour was enjoyed and be sent to the sick and shut-ins. Those
tume Is trltnnicl with an embroidered
“ Good roads, hut no graft in their band
Mrs. Knox served light refreshments.
who wish to contribute flowers should plentiful a new way o f preparing them every Hunday at 11, and Wednesday
All are welcome.
construction.
send them, together with the nsmes of that is sure to find favor is given here: evening at 7:30.
Mrs. W. C. Wilkins gave a delightful any invalids they may know, To the
SCALLOPED APPLES.
C o l o r a d Q l o v * Tipa.
“ Positively no saloons under any
The tips of many gloves are colored.
party Monday afternoon in honor of her ehurch some time before three o ’clock.
Three cups chopped apples, 3 cups
FREE METHODIST.
conditions, and advancement o f educa­
Occasionally the Inside section* of the
little daughter A d r a ’t seventh birth­ The W. C. T. U. extends an invitation buttered crumbs, % cup brown sugar,
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
tion in nil lines.”
Inger» are of a different color. Gray
cup water, % teaapoon nutmeg, %
Preaohing service the first and third
day. Ten guests were present and spent to all to take part in the affair.
Motto: “ The upbuilding nnd nd
or champagne color» are worn to the
teaspoon cinnamon, *4 lemon, juice and Sundays of every month at 3 and 7:30. vaneement o f all sections of Lane
the afternoon playing games. Mrs. Wil­
ex(‘lii»|nn of the white glovea ao long
kins served refreshments of sandwiches,
Prayer meatiag avary Wednesday at County.”
jly22pd popular.
It pays to read the ads. in the Sentinel. rind.
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