Cottage Grove sentinel., July 29, 1914, Image 2

1 1
ONE-THIRD PRICE SPECIALS 1 Sporting Section
0
July
--------------------
'
Reduced
'
------------------------------------------------------------------ ■ - = -
- -
Price
■
Sale
11
-■ ■ ■ -■
Profit by the Satisfying Economies Outlined Here ! An actual one-third of the
regular prices is offered you on merchandise named b elow in the way of a saving at
this store this week. These items are all underpriced for quick clearance and will
not last long. Delay in buying may mean disappointment.
■■
..........................—
M E suit Presbyterian Content.
The real ball game of (he aeaaou will
take place Friday night when the Nleth
odiat* and Presbyterian* will have tUelr
fourth eon I eat for supremacy on the
tliumoml. Of the three guinea already
played one wrua u tie nml eaeh of the
tenrna have won one. Thia gniue will
decide the championship for the time
being.
The gnme arheduled for Monday night
wna postponed on aerount of the winter
fight and it ia underatood that the gume
which wna to have been played tonight
between the Methodiat mid t'hriatinn
ten I l i a haa been given up.
An admiaaion fee o f 10 renta will lie
charged for the game Friday night, the
proceeda to go into the fire whistle
fund. The atorea will eloae at 5 o ’clock
and the game will atart aa aoon after
(i o ’clock aa poaaible.
One Lot of Dress Goods Specials =
___ î 1
in*
Actual One-Third Off Regu­
lar Prices
25c Values now ...............17c
50c Values n o w .............. 34c
75c Values now ............ 49c
#1.00 Values n o w .............67c
W ASH GOODS
One-third saving regular
prices. In this lot are shown
dimity, lawn, poplin, crepe,
noisette, novelty fabrics, etc.
SILKS
ALL THIS SEASON S PATTERNS
One-third off regular prices, including stnpes, figured and
plain patterns.
12c Values now .....................
8o
15c Values now ............................................................................. 9c
ISc Values now ............................................................................12c
25c Values n o w ............................................................................. 17c
-d ii
EMBROIDERY AND LACES
Big Value in Purses
Insertions, edges, all over, corset-cover
and beading are included in this lot, in
both late and embroidery.
An exceptional opportunity to save.
One Third Saving
#1.00 Values now .................................... 67c
#1.25 Values n o w .................................... 83c
#2.50 Values, leather inside and ou t. $1.78
Curtain Scrims
HAIR
RIBBON
SPECIALS
AT CLEARANCE PRICES
One-Third Off
Plain, or bordered in tan, cchru and white.
12c Values, Priced for this Sale at
o n l y .................................................... 8c
18c Values. Priced for this Sale at
only .................................................. 12c
25c Values, Priced for thi« Sale at
only .....................................................17c
30c Values, Priced for this Sale at
only ................................................... 20c
35c Values. Priced for this Sale at
o n l y ..................................................... 23c
Orove Winn from Divide.
In n gnme in whieh they hnd nil the
bent of it Cottage drove won easily by
n Id to ti score from Divide Huuduy.
Cottage Drove played n pick up teum
but were nbte to put up some pretty
good bane ball.
George
Marksbury
ngaill distinguished himself in this
game by duplicating Ins home run of
Friday’s gnme. The Divide team was
handicapped in that it could nut play
: its regular lineup.
The teams lined up ns follows:
Cottage Grove
Divide
Hruud ................. . . f t .................... Davis
Marksbury ............ 2b.................... Grant
Smith ............ . . . I k ................. Robiuson
M cCnrgar.................3b............ Williams
: Allison ....................r f .................. Taylor
MeFarlnnd ........ .. ,.9.7 .................. Dugan
Michael ..................If.................. Rusted
Pitcher ....................p................ Stratford
Hanning . . . . . . . . . . a s .................... Russell
"
SKIRTS OF NET.
They Make the Fsshionsbls Tu­
nis Endurable In Hot Weather.
| after a hard fought gnme In whieh the
seoie remuiued n tie at 4 to 4 from
early in the gnme until the Inst Inning,
when the Outlaws run in five tullies
The feuture o f the gume was the home
run lined out by George Marksbury, of
the Outlaws, in the first Inning. The
batteries were:
Methodists Itaekin
and Counts; Outlnws l.nrry Hruuifield
und Irl Groves mid Warren McFarland.
Christians Win In Last Inning
After having the ndvantnge in the
score until the lust Inning the I’resby
terian Church team lost to the Christisn
Chureb teum Wednesdny night by n
score o f ft to 3.
The gume was the beat that litis been
played by the ehurcli teams, the Chris­
tians having the battery from the reg
11 Inr league team. Otherwise than this
the Presbyterians had the udvnntnge in
players.
In the third inniug the Presbyterians
pulled out o f a bad hole when their op
ponents filled up the buses but failed
to score. Thia performance was re
versed in the fifth tuning when the
Presbyterian* hail succeeded m decorat
ing all the sacks and two men were
caught napping, retiring the side with
out a score.
Dan Wood* made the only real fen
lure play of the game when he got one
mitt in the wuy o f n bee liner over first
base and bung to it.
Hutteries: Presbyterians: McCargttr
and G roff; Christians: Atkinson und
Hum!).
Cmpire: H. K. Onkes.
Hcore by innings:
Presbyterians............. ..S O 1 0 0 0— 3
Christum« ...................... 0 0 1 0 0 4- ft
Outlaws Defsat Frosbytorlan*
P h o to by A m erican P rsss A ssociation.
In n prartire game last night be
sM Airr r a m c ii c u r i ' a i
tween the Presbyterians and Outlaw«,
One-Third
Outlaws Win from Methodists.
The long limped tunica which fash
the latter won by n «core o f 1» to It.
Less Than
The Methodists met defeat Friday George Marksbury made h is third hom e lonalde women a, * wearing this sin mm
are undoubtedly warm, but Parisian
evening at the hands of the Outlaws run o f the week.
Usual
tnodbitc*. with tlielr customary Ing*
10c values...7c
unity, have found a way tv remedy
BAPTIST CHURCH
this. Skirts are sometime* mad* with
12c values . 8o
A. M. Williams, Minister.
a net yoke, over which the tunic falls.
15c values. 10c
Preaching services morning and even
Home cost time« even have entire aklrta
'20c values. . 14c
ing second, fourth and fifth Sundays
of lace or net. The gown Illustrated
of each month. Bible study and prayer
here was Ntiii|>|n-d nt oue o f the
25c values. 17c
meeting every Thursday evening, pre* Authorities Offer Practical Advice for French races, where fashions are ei-
Making Rolling Stock Available
plotted Tunic nnd ‘ Ursage sre o f Dow­
ent study, “ Jesus Is Coming.”
Hun
ered silk, with a satin atrl|>e which
day school at 10.
for Moving Huge Crops.
nuts up aud down. The aurpllc* la
—
Fearing a shortage of car* with which finished with a p laited frill of uet. slid
HT. M AKY’H CHURCH.
the waist Is enclreled with n girdle of
to handle the huge crop* of the present
Rev. John Bernards, Pastor.
satin ribbon
The skirt la of white
Service* nelt Sunday as follows: year the Association of Western Rail net, adorned with rows o f narrow
Low mas« at 8, high mas* and sermon way* hn* sent out an uppeal to shipper« frills.
at 10:30, devotions nr\d benediction at and receiver* o f freight all over the
United States asking thnt they lend
7:30 in the evening.
FALL FASHIONS.
Immediately after high mass the every effort possible anti eiert nil their
Sacrament o f Confirmation will be ad influence to bring about the most er Height to Be a Requirement In Bmart
Hats For Fall.
ministered by His Grace, Archbishop unomical use o f the equipment o f the
"Kxtreme height I* a note o f the
common
carriers.
The
grent
surplus
of
Christie,
who
will
also
give
the
sermon.
DG
cars which has existed for some time is new fall niodela," «nya the Mlllluery
All are welcome.
not ao great, they feel, as to warrant Trade Review. "And this does not
mean that there will not tie auy Mat
Neufchatel or cream cheese. Chop the
any
feeling o f security unless the co
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
trimmings, as silk and velvet fruits
peppers very fine and mix them with
operation o f all shippers nnd receiver* aud Dowem give good promise for fall.
Rev. D. A. Marl.cod, Pastor.
the cheese and a few drops o f olive oil
Services next Sunday: Bible school ran be secured. The working sugge« Coque III Its many clever new designs
or a little rich sweet cream. Use in the at 10; morning worship at 11; Junior tions made by the Association are as fot Is being shown. P oiuikuis of this ma­
proportion o f one-third o f peppers to Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wor­ s|ows:
V /- )
terial In bronzed effect, the abape of
two-thirds o f cheese.
xMove n/ti the coal, lumber, cement and an artichoke, are Immensely clever, be­
ship at 8.
ing placed on the top o f a rather high
Subject o f morning sermon, “ Abound other~fupplies that you enn before tli
crowned hut In clusters of two or
An entirely new kind of salad is the ing Grace;” evening theme, “ The Life heavy crop movement starts.
three.
frozen salad. A frozen tomato salad is Center.”
Load and unload all enrs as quickly
At morning service, Albert
"Other models ahow bronzed coque
delightful. Drain the juice from a can Gillette of Eugene will sing a solo; n* possible.
carrying envelopes about and is a great
forming military pom;>ons, accompa­
of tomatoes and press the pulp through i evPnjDK service, Miss Jessie McCord
Loud all cars to full cupndty.
nied by a high, fancy effect Curled
convenience,
a fine sieve. Season with salt, cayenne will sing the solo, “ Tell Me About My
Anticipate
the disposition o f freight coque In black, white aud all the smart
* * * * *
or paprika, a few drops o f onion juice Saviour. ”
before its arrival.
new shinies for fall are well thought
Very serviceable, and yet dainty and and a dash o f lemon juice. Freeze as
Only order sueh car* a* can be loaded of. Manufacturers o f oatrtch feathers
really attractive wash-cloths are eas­ you wOnld ice cream. When ready to j
are ‘ showing tiuiiiliera of new effects
promptly.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
ily crocheted in a plain stitch. They serve have small lettuce leaves crisp ,
for fall, which Include burnt effi-cte In
Reduee
to
the
minimum
the
prnctire
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
are soft but have sufficient roughness. and cold. Heap the frozen salad in the j
high flinch-« The fall season always
Services next Sunday as follows: of billing cars to intermedinte (Miint* makes the demand for ostrich stronger,
The work o f making them is just right heart o f the leaves, lay on one side n
Sunday School at 10, sermon at 11; to be held for reeonsignment.
nnd good reeults are expected."
for the lazy midsummer months, too, as walnut meat or two and on the other a
Junior league at 3; Epworth league
it is quick and easy and one does not scant tablespoonful of mayonnaise dres
at 7; evening service at 8.
Chairs With Poeketo.
have to take so much pains as with sing.
Morning theme, “ Christian Confi­
No porch Is completely equipped
finer work. I f you have a little girl
without at leant one clialr thnt Is fur­
dence;“ evening subject, “ Dreams and
who is anxious to learn to crochet this , .
nished with h (sx-ket for books nnd
¡Visions.”
Illustrated hymns, “ Lead
is excellent work for her to begin upon. ♦
magazines nnd needlework.
These
| Kindly Light” and “ Throw Out The
August 10 to 1ft Designated as Second chill™ nre no longer n novelty. And.
I Life Line. “
Forty slides.
Epworth
Ilk« everything that tins pnsaed the
In applying powder to your face do
Business and Pleasure Meeting
! league topic, “ A Song o f Penitence
stage o f novelty, they can lie bnil for a
be careful to get it on so that it does
and Triumph,” Robert Spencer, lender.
of Northwest Retailers.
rcnnounhlc price. Oue o f substantial
not show. One should aim only to have
[Every religious organization is invit­
make, with n back that menaureti
one’s complexion look fresh and natural, ed to use this column for announcement
Legal blanks at Sentinel office.
“ Buyer*’ Week,” first introduced twenty Inches ntiove the seat—end that
and may thus resort to a little good o f its services and other news. Con­
into Oregon Inst year, is to be held Aug is high enough to support anybody’s
powder to remove any shinyness. Sure­ tributors are requested to omit exhorta­
ust 10 to 15 this year in Portland. Be shoulder blades--costa 17. with a taste­
ly no one wants to go about advertising tions and other editorial matter, and to
sides the advantages o f buying during ful cretonne cushion and a coat of
some particular brand o f powder or ad make the announcement o f services as
this particular season, when every ef browu or green stain Included.
vertising the fact that they can afford concise as possible.
Social functions,
"Schooling la youth should Invariably h* fort will be made by the w-lio!e«iiler* o f
Flower Supports.
to purchase a packet o f powder. A good etc., and news outside o f the weekly an­ directed to prepare a person In the best way Portland to show the best of the goods
Sir
the
best pcrm aneul occupation for whicn
To go In the veranda Jardinieres
idea is to rub your face lightly with nouncement may be elaborated upon.] he is capable ' —FresldentC. W KUot.
to the visiting retnilers, there has been there nre long wooden sticks, painted
your hand after applying the powder.
This Is the Mission of the
planned a luncheon whieh is to be held green and top|ied with little wooden
This will remove any superfluous traces.
Services at the Christian Science Hall
at the Ad. Club Wednesday, August 12, birds o f brilliant hues or with brown­
* # • * •
every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday
nt which 2« retailers will apeak at ies or gnomes.
Be careful, also, about the perfume evening at 7:30.
All are welcome.
These nre thrust Into the vase or
luncheon for one minute periods boost
Fortysixth School Year Ope**
you use. Get a good quality o f a fresh
ing their home town. For the best talks Jnrdinlere when long stemmed flowers
S E P T E f l B E R 18th , 1914 there will be hnndsome prizes. Other are used, nml the heads of some o f the
smelling scent if you are very fond of
FREE METHODIST.
Write for Illustrated 100-pige Book­ special events for the pleasure of the flowers are tied to poets to keep them
perfume and then use it sparingly so
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
let, “T he L ife C a r e e r ,” end for Cata-
from falling
that those about you get only an occa
Preaching service the first and third log containing full information.
buyers have also been arranged.
These |x>*ts can also lie used ns
sional faint suggestion o f the odor. Sundays o f every month at 3 and 7:30.
Degree C o u rte t— AGRICULTURE : The commercial club will be head stnkcs In the garden. They sre very
Above all don't exhibit the bad taste Prayer meeting every Wednesday at Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus­ quarters for the buyers, who will be
picturesque wherever they nre used.
of using a heavy, cloying perfume ap­ 7:30, and on second and fourth Sundays bandry. Poultry Husbandry. Hortkulture. given courtesy cards to various clubs
Agriculture
for
Teachers-
FORESTRY,
plied in such quantities that it fairly | at 3.
Floral Laeeo.
L o g g in g E n g in e e r in g , h o m e e c o ­ nnd other places in the rtty to insure
takes away the breath o f people yon are
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Another
Among tile decidedly effective Ideas
n o m ic s : Domestic Science, Domestk Art, their enjoyment while there.
in the room with and almost makes the
J. W. Jenkins, supply pastor.
! E n g in eerin g : Eiecukei, Irritation, feature o f the week will be the meeting In colors are the net top laces with
people you pass in the streets gasp as
Services: Bible School at 9:15; morn Highway, Mechankal, Chemical, Mining. o f the Pacific Northwest Buyer’s floral patterns painted In realistic
! Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY.
shades, says the Dry Goods KronomlsL
at the stiength o f it.
ing services at 11:00; evening aervicea INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
League.
In some Instance« the lienuty o f the
at 8:00; prayer meeting each Thursday
Vocational < ourtet Agriculture, Dairy­ About 200 merchants o f the northwest designs
Is greatly enhanced by an out­
Sweet pepper sandwiches are most at 8:00.
ing, Home Makers’ Course, Industrial took part in the ndvantnges nnd festiv­
lining
thread
of silver or gold.
Subject o f morning sermon, “ Pitch­ Arts, Forestry, Business Short Courae.
delicious, and since the first sweet pep­
ities o f buyers week Inst year nnd n
Only the daintiest flowers are repre­
School
o
f
M
u
tic
—Plano,
String,
Band,
pers are just appearing on the local mar­ ing Your Own Tent Toward Sodom ;“
much larger crowd is expected to attend sent»«! In th»*se painted eff«»cts. Slid so
Voke Culture.
ket, you will find thia recipe for mak­ evening subject. “ The Good or Beauti­
this year.
delicate nre the tints thnt their appear­
Farm ers Business Course by Mail Free.
ful Confession.”
Union tempernnee
ing them timely:
ance Is lovely liiile<>d. The painted
Address TH E * It'ltSTB A B,
Spread between thin alicea o f white prnyer meeting Thursday evening led (tw-t-U to OS)
The rond to success is paved with Horn! Idea also nppenrs In flno chan
Corvellle, Oregon
filly
bread a filling made o f peppers and by the pastor o f the Baptist chureb.
good advertisements. *pr22tf
STEPS TAKEN TO PREVENT
CAR SHORTAGE
iu r
In honor o f Mrs. W. H. Abrams who
has gone to Eugene to make her home,
the Constellation Club entertained the
Social Twelve Club, o f which Mrs.
Abrams was a charter member, and a
few other intimate friends. The affair
was given as a handkerchief shower and
Mrs. Abrams received many dainty
tokens from her friends. The Masonic
lodge rooms were beautifully decorated
in flowers, o f which vari-colored sweet-
peas were used in greatest profusion.
The affair was held Saturday.
FADS AND FANCIES.
By Harriette
Dainty vests of piqne, fine linen
or organdie with pretty collars attached
promise to be increasingly popular for
fall wear.
• • • • *
Small hats of white felt are consid­
ered very smart for outdoor and sport­
ing wear just at present.
Most adorable little receptacles for
or salted almonds for use at the
. or luncheon table are crocheted
. e cotton, slightly stiffened with
,
..ater or gum arabic. These little
-Ket shaped receptacles are made
ui handles or in any design that par
.cularly attracts
one.
The little
Handles may be decorated with dainty
ribbon, flowers or a pretty colored rib­
bon run through the open work in the
basket. These little baskets are ap­
pearing on the tables of the most fas­
tidious hostesses just at present.
Writing paper for travelers unusually
clever in design is now offered for sale
by all leading stationers. The paper
comes in tablet form and the leaves are
cut in such shape that they may be fold­
ed up so as to form an envelope for
themselves. The strange thing about
this paper is that all of one side and
over half of the other side of the sheet
can be written upon. This pnper saves
TO REPEAT BUYERS WEEK
CELEBRATION
CHURCH NEWS
THE LIFE CAREER
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
4
>