nem e
ores
teMiifs
Fine Weave
NEW FALL
UNDERWEAR
NOW
ON
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.
D IS P L A Y
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Has Unknown Depositor.
The bank of Cottage drove la anxious
to Q(ot acquainted w ith a supposed de
posltor who signs his mime ” K. K
Robinson." A rherk bearing that name
for $2.40 was accepted at one of the
stores of the city Saturday. Whcu pre
seated ut the bank there could be found
no record o f such a depositor.
No other stores have as yet reported
receiving eiiutlar checks The clerk who
acceptv I the eh* ck said he hsd seen the
mail before and would reeogniie hiui if
he should see huu again.
8EE OUR
une
rOREST
or
M IL L S
UNDERWEAR
EV
FIRST
Lumber Company Wins
III the ense o f Luther It. Hudson
against the brown Lumber Co. of this
city for $.'I5,IHH) personal injuries, lie
jury found for the defendant.
The case was a peculiar one because
of the suit not being brought until two
years after the alleged injury. The intuì
hnd worked for the company but two
weeks and when the suit wua instituted
none of the officers or employes
ployri of thi
mill hnd any idea us to who
the pini»
ho Ih
tiff wns. Mnrk dannine, the foreman
did not remember knviiig seen the man
before meeting him in the court room
Hudson claimed that u large slab of
lumber strurk him, euiising a rupture
and other injuries which caused a gen
eral breaking down of the nervous ay*
♦em. The trial of the case consumed
the greater part o f thre days.
Perfect Fitting Underwear for Women,
Men, Boys, Girls and Children
Fine W eave Fabric
— The falirira in " F t M l Mills” fin«* n n v < undrnrnr
»re i>***isuul in the quality and linish of the yarns, iu the
tineness of the weave, in softness »ml elasticity.
Tailor Made
■—Kaeh ‘ ‘ Forest Mills” garment is rut singly from tin
individual puttern. giving a uniformity to the mere ha n
ise which ran he obtained in no other way.
Sunday Law Unconstitutional
A decision has been rendered by
Judge R (1. Morrow in the cirruit
court, declaring unconstitutional th
stnte Inw under which Cottage drove
cigar and confectionery stores were
closed by the district attorney several
weeks ago. I ’ lider the decision virtu
ally any class of business house, except
those prevented under the city ordì
nances, may remain open. Judge \lur
row held the law unconstitutional ns
class legislation and discriminatory,
stating that it nut only contravened sci
noli 20 of Article I of the stnte consti
tution, but violated the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution of the
I ni ted States.
The district attorney states that be
may carry the ruse to the supreme
court, but in the meantime the cigar
stores, or any other store, may rema ! n
open on Hunilay.
Finish
— It is important to examine the inside of “ Forest Mills”
underwear and particularly note the smooth •' Flat lock ’ *
seams. All underwear seamed with other machines leave
banging threads all over the inside, which will readily he
disclosed by turning other garmeuts inside out for com
parison. This important part which comes next to the
body is frequently overlooked.
The end o f each seam
(a* you »'ill see by turning up end of sleeve) is linished
with a buttonhole stitch to add strength and prevent
ravelling.
Correct Measurements
— The sixe of the armhole*, the length of the leg*, the length of
the aleevea, the width of the »eat. tne length o f the body, in
‘ • Foreat Mill»** Fine Weave Underwear are ull rut are rding to
rorrert dimension», thus affording per feet en»e and comfort to the
wearer.
I
Prices Most Moderate
Children’s single piece garments...................................13c to
Children’s union suits................................................... 50c to
Women's single piece garments .................................. 39c to
Women's union suits .................................................. 57c to
Men’s single piece garments ........................................46c to
Men's union suits .........................................................75c to
$1.13
$1.29
SI.15
$2.25
$1.45
$2.25
'Tlmpfinm&flladem,
THE DUALI TY CASH
oO CD C
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society
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Mrs. Joe Porter and Mrs. James
Wright are entertaining the In dies’
Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in a social hour this afternoon,
at the home of the former.
Mrs. D. H. Hemenway entertained
Friday afternoon.
Fancy work was
the diversion.
Dainty refreshments
were served. Mrs. K. K. Mills assisted
the hostess. Those present were Mes
dames H. Alden, Chambers, Burkholder.
W. Wallace, Protzman, Stouffer. J. H.
Short, Nichols, Cruson, Lurch, Fish
burn. H. Silsby, A. S. Powell, Spencer.
VanBoskirk, C. W. Parker, Mills, H. J.
Shinn.
Mrs. Herbert Eakin entertained last
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. T. M.
Hunt of Cordova, Alaska, who is visit
ing her son, Merle Scovell.
A six
course luncheon was served. The rooms
were prettily decorated with clematis.
The table was decorated with a low-
bowl of white elematis and nasturtiums.
The shades of the house were lowered
and electric lights used, giving a unique
effect.
The guests were: Mesdames
Hunt, Job, A. B. Wood, George Kerr,
Spencer, J. C. Johnson, Chambers, Van
Boskirk, Lurch, Merryman, H. Silsby,
J. P. Currin, H. H. Veateh.
The Emarton Club meets with Mrs. C.
E. Umpbrey tomorrow afternoon.
The Social Twelve Club meets tomor
row afternoon with Mrs. John Medley.
The Presbyterian Choir entertained
the young people o f the ehurch and a
few invited guests at a unique hal-
lowe ’en party last night. The mystic
sign led to the home of Dr. and Mrs.
B. R. Job where the guests were first
ushered through the “ chamber of hor
rors” in the basement. They were then
led to the main floor where all things
suggestive of hallowe ’en took place.
About fifty-six guests were served with
pumpkin pie and coffee.
Hamilton H. Fox of Lake Creek and
Miss Minnie E. Comer of this city were
quietly married at North Bend last
Tuesday, much to the surprise of their
friends and relatives.
County Judge
John F. Hull officiated.
The M. P. G. Club met with Mrs. M.
L. Scovell Tuesday of last week. The
afternoon was spent in the usual man
ner and refreshments served.
Mrs.
Chas. Adams was voted in as a member.
The members of the club have arranged
n meeting for their husbands Friday
evening at the Armand Wynne home.
Mesdames Swengel and Fishburn
have out invitations for an “ at home”
Friday afternoon, November 6.
The Junior League o f the Presbyter
ian Church is planning a hallowe’en
party for Baturday night.
Mrs. Harvey Armstrong’s Hunday
School class wns entertained by Mrs.
<3 JimlcMlls
Oil thè editurilil page today The Ben
linei States that Congressman llawley
is in Washington On u news page it
state» timi he will be here Friday. Since
thia Uni o n. Ile lunrried Miss Minerva the first item was written mugirás luis
Croniwell Nuveuiher 23, 1675, Hhe ilicd adjourned, w hich accounts for I lie in
Aprii 10, 1907.
eouaistvnay of the two statements
Mr Adnuis look qulte nu llitareat in
miniti^ during hls residence In Oreguu
He iniiied several yeur* nenr Althouse
before srttling bere. Ile wns one if
thè earliest prospettore iu thè Hnhrinin
districi, where n niountniu beine bis
nume. Ile ulso disrtivered thè quirk
sllver itiines nt Blui-k Butte. Ile look
pari in thè Rogne River Indimi War,
iieing in thè eomiiiisanry depurimene Ite
wns n Mason nnd III hia eurlier lite
look qulte un interest in polities, beiug
n »tumuli repiiblicun
The Burviviag ehiblren are Mrs.
Charles Vile» of
Moiitu Villa, Puri
land; Mrs. Mary llawley of The Dalle»:
Mr». A.J. Armstrong of Cottage Grove;
Mr». Charles Vali Borea o f l’ Ieiisuiit
Pillili»; Mr». Frank Catheart of K»v
- is plsled 20'¡L to 50’jl liesvisr
mond, Wlish.; Mr». <1. W Mi-Fa riunii
than ilandaul Inalala.
of t'oltnge (Irove.
4] Il u lor ih» houaewii» who
There were tea grandi hildri-u and uni
wann I waul y and empi» Hy in ile-
grent grnndctltld.
ugn and a poaHita knowledge dial
•Iva ia mH buying I « today ou«
to nomi», but lor ■ liiriim» ul
(Coutinuod froiu flrat page)
servino.
4] We ran allow you tha difiar.
referred lo thè suine i-hnrge» beiug
eme in silverware Your eye end
inaile agalli»! Roosevelt, agallisi Web
your Inalai will I let at mine what
ster, agaiti»! I ’ H Grani unii agninst
you Ilka beat, bul only the jewrlar,
l ’Ifvelami nm| nlher grent meli of thè
who ipariah<ea in the handling uf
country whoae servire wii » none thè le»s
jewoliy and ulverware. can give
of valile beenuue of sm-h rhnrges.
IL
you in lor mal Km ea to what ulvar -
sani he euuhl get n certificate of citar
ware will laH.
acter from ctorv nitinber of fougrc»»
4 You ran ilejwml u|«<n our word is tha
bui tnnt he wnultl not thu» li li in i I i n 1 1
mattar, let ua ihow you the new things wa
him»elf ju»t lo sntisfy I l l u s e w bn n»keil
hara, the new rleaigaa that will del^ht your
questiona.
aya ami lememhm - wa are nut in buuneaa lor
No referenee wns umile in u(tv Hal
lo-dey, but to wll you in the luture-.wisikl
lo jirohibition,
we dare do odiar than give you our honest
1 he spi-uker »peni rnoat of his timo
••enimeemlauoa.
in prinsitig thè work of Presidi-ut Wil Drop in nnd nee ue nny time. Ask for
»mi nini thè ndininistrntion, beiug very Rockford (haulier than atiimlurdi Sil
modest in rlniining nny »Imre in it verware.
Abolii thè ouly referenee inaile tu hia
For mile by
uwn work wns in »tuting Ihtil he is ni
wnys on thè job and In anytiig timi he H. 0. MADSEN, Cottage Qrove
-1
bai! rhnrge of thè Alnsku rmlwiiv bill.
Ile ilid not riami credit for haiingpro
Administrator’ s Notice.
posed thè meanurr, nirrely fur IL i«f
Notice is hereby given, thut by order
fori* in securing ita pu»»age. Nu refer of the rouuty court uf Lune County,
enee wns umile to thè rerlmunlinn Oregon, duly made mid entered of
fumi».
reeord the twenty ninth day of Septem
The Senator referred tu himself a» ber, 1914, in the mutter o f the enlute
thè sbused turni lumi of thè peopte and of James Whitfield (lowdy, decesseli,
«shed for votes ouly upon hls record of the undersigned Anna Jane Howdy tana
21 years as n servasi of thè people. Ili- duly appointed exerutrtl with the will
id that he has ne ver bern rhnrged annexisl of suol evinte.
with disponeste nnd thnt he frlt timi
The persons huving claim» against
hi» record in thè senate woiild result in anni estate are hereby required to pre
his re elertion.
sent them, duly verified ns required by
The speaker nppenred tired nnd law, tu sani executrix at the office of
wenrv.
Ni Olle thè nudienre »hnwed Attorney Alta King, Cottage Grove,
some enthuamam, thè speaker wns not Oregon, within six month» from ilute
in physieal eondition to si ir it lo uny of this Utilice
grent ovntlon. Col. It M. Veatrh pre
Dated at Cottage Grove, Oregon, thi»
sided nnd introdurmi thè speaker.
30tb day uf September, 1914.
o* nt.
A N N A J A N E OOWDY, Excentri «
(Continued from first page.)
Chamtorlain Is Prunk.
OSWALD AND BOOTH
(Contlnued fmui flrst page)
when
he
I West)
wns rhnrged
with
graft.
Mr. West did not attempt to deny
these charges.
D ern e
Can any confidrnrr lie placed in the
statement of one who would lie guilty
1
of parking juries, who would ark now
ledge taking graft, who admitted be
C G High Defeated.
fore n Cottage Grove nndirnre that he
Engine Register: Outplaying their
opponent* at every stage of a gunie got a good bill through the l.egislature
where long runs, forward passe* nnd by crooked meansf
shift plays were ull siirressful on one
! side, the Eugene high school football
T NO
Nil T I M E in the campaign ha»
team won from the Cottage Grove ng
bnrgc been made against Mr.
gregation yesterday bv a score of *4 to a
Booth thnt he trnau’t been
| 0.
The local high school hnd the game quirk to nnswer and disprove. Ilia de
ull on its side from the first quarter on, umnd *o meet West in debate must
the score standing at the close of the
initinl period, lit to 0. The Cottage cause the unprejudiced mind to believe
Grove team wns unable to stop the line he had nothing to hide The rowdyism
plunges of the locals and were bewild of the West eohorts, whom even the
j ered by their trick plnys and simply out Governor aouldn ‘t control, lends to the
| classed at the game.
belief thnt they were nfrmd to let
Booth show up the utter fulsity of the
NoUce M W. A.
Your lust ehnnee to be re instated West eharges.
without extra expense. You eominenee
At no time has the least napersioii
puving now the same as you were pay
been cast upon Mr. Booth‘a, private
ing no Imck pay. You must get your
application in liefore October 31, 1914. life. Not n flaw has been found there.
o2Mr
Council A. L. MON HOE What wns found there was of such a
eharncter that the Denioernts did not
Card of Thanks. '
care to advertise it.
We wish to sincerely thunk the many
There is probably no man in Oregon
friends who were so kind to us in our
recent bereavement— the denth of itur more respected by Kepublfcuna nnd
wife, mother and sister.
Democrats alike than George M. Brown
Frank ifnmbrirk,
of Roaeliurg, Keputdlrnn candidate for
Charles Hiimbrirk,
Here is wbnt he
Mr. nnd Mrs. Currin Cooley, Attorney-General.
Mays of Mr. Booth:
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. D. Hisaell,
o2Hc
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Counts.
“ I have known Mr. Booth almost nil
his life und never knew n more upright
JAMES C. PARKER
Burkholder Woods Stock Sold.
The Burkholder Woods stock o f gen man. 1 hnd never heard n word ngninst
eral merchandise has been purchased by Mr. Booth’s integrity until the present
George McQueen, now connected with campaign. I knew Mr. Booth’s mother
J. H. Bolden, who has also rented the
grund old Indy, und 1 know how de
building. It is understood thnt the pur
chase was made for oth< r parties, but voted the son wns to her. It hns been
kURING MY FI US I' TKKM, I have en.hav otherwise than this no iiformntion enn my observation through life that n buy
who loves his mother und is good to
ryerl to conduct the Sheriff’s office in such be secured.
her ennnot do anything but wtmt is
Baptists
to
Build.
a manner as to give the taxpayers of this
The Baptists are soon to have a right. ”
county a maximum of efficiency at a minimum cost, new edifice erected on the lot neroas the
anti if, next Tuesday, you see fit to reelect me to a street east from the Cottage Hotel. The
THE CHARGES ngninst Mr.
present building will be torn down nnd
Booth were true, no other eon
second term as Sheriff of our county, I will so con the material used in the new building
aiderntions
would
be great
tinue to conduct the office and at all times enforce
Call for City Warrants.
enough to warrant his election, bat The
the laws without fear or favor.
Notice is herphy given, thnt wnrrants Sentinel believes they hnve been sue
on the Water Fund to and including
(Paid Adv.)
JAMES C. PARKER.
register No. 140, Oct. 10, 1912, and all eeanfully disproven, therefore Mr. Booth
warrants on the Genersl Fund,to nnd is entitled to the vote o f every man nnd
Armstrong Baturday afternoon.
Chil the Full Grown;” evening, an evan including register No. 1449, Aug.6, 1913, wonmn who wishes to repudiate such
will be paid nt First National Bunk on nn infamous campaign o f slander, who
dren’s games were played and refresh gelistic service.
menta served.
Albert Woodard will lead the devo October 29, 1914. Interest will cense on believes in the principles of the Nation
HERBERT E A K IN ,
tionul meeting o f the Epworth League that date.
Treasurer City o f Cottage Grove. nl Republican I ’art,, who believes thnt
The Christian Church choir held a Chapter No. I nnd Fred Aldrich will
the return o f Hepublirnns to congress
social session at the church Friday eve have charge o f the meeting of Chapter Oct. 2Hc -------------------------
Eugene Paper Supporta King.
n i n g . -------------------------
means n return to prosperity, who be
No. 2 . -------------------------
Alta King of Cottage Grove is a can
METHODIST E PISC O PA L
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
didate for the legislature. He is n dem lieves in the protection o f Oregon in
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
ocrat. He tins been a farmer nnd « dustry.
Oliver
L.
Curtis,
Pastor.
Thursday at 7:30, prayer meeting.
school tencher nnd now is an attorney-
No Republican hns nny vnlid excuse
All
not
worshiping
elsewhere
cordi
Every Sunday: Sunday Sebool at 9:45,
at law. He should he elected by the to vote for anyone but Mr. Booth for
S. L. Mackin, superintendent. Graded ally invited to attend.
Services next Sunday as follows: independent voters of Lane C-uinty, re United States Henntor.
lessons.
Hepnrate class rooms.
Effi
There are three
Bible
Sebool at 9:45; morning services gardless of politics.
cient teachers. A ten-piece orchestra
Lane County should vote solidly for
representatives from this county to
at
11;
Christian
Endeavor
nt
6:30;
eve
leads the song service.
Mrs. Maude
elect. Among all the candidates, he is the Lnne County candidate- Mr. Booth.
ning
services
at
7:30;
prayer
meeting
Wright, superintendent primary de
the only one from the southern end of
partment. Junior Epworth League at each Thursday evening at 6.
The people of Eugene,
Morning
subject:
” Laying
the the county.
Card of Thank*.
3:00, Mrs. Helen Aldrich, superinten
when Cottage Grove presents a candi
We wish to extend our sincere thanks
dent.
Epworth League at 6:30, Dr. Foundation.” Evening subject: “ The date who is cnpable and who would
to the many kind friends who were of
Richard McCargar, president. Chapter Preeminence of Christ.”
make an nble and trustworthy represen so much assistance to us during the sick
No. 2 at 6:30, Frederic Aldrich, preai-
tative, should aid in his election in view ness nnd denth o f our father, O. I*.
dent. Class meeting at 12:15. Services
Miss Esther Silsby is arranging a of the fact that two o f the candidates
with sermon at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. sarcred concert to be given in the Pres to be elected must necessarily come Adams. We wish to especially thunk
those who sent the benutiful floral of
m.
byterinn Church the Hunday before from this part o f the county.— Eugene f erings.
Morning theme: “ The Liberty of Christmas.
Guard.
o26p
MEMBERS OF THE F A M IL Y .
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STDRE-PH0NE33
Every Clttxan a LegtMator.
I f you were a member of the Lcgia
lature, how ninny of the vicious, busi
ness destroying bill.' thnt are now on
the ballot, would you vote forf
Wr
are all legislators in Oregon, and as
ritiiens voting to make laws, we are un
der just as much obligation to use good
judgment in voting for measures on the
ballot, aa we would be if we were in the
Legislature.
When a man goes into
the booth November third to cast his
vote on these initiative bills, he should
lie just as conscientious, careful and
thoughtful of the public welfare ns hi-
wuuld be if he were a member of the
Legislature nnd the nniue bills rnuie up
' there to lie acted upon.
Where you don't know thnt u pro
posed Inw will benefit the ntute as s
whole, the only safe thing to do is to
vote " N O . ”
p i OK BOON COM M ERCIAL PROTEC
T IV E ASSOCIATION
Yeon Huilding
Portland, Ore
(Pnid Adv. oSMpd.)
Descendent of Pres. Adams.
□em em e
TO THE VOTERS OF LANE COUNTY:
Ü
r
B e W e a t h e r w is e
When you work in the
lain weal the
FISH B R A N D
REFLEX
S L IC K E R
Waterproof through
and through. Cannot
•oak up water and
get hravV. OlS
patent*! H #//« *
h Jgti Si>p water
horn running in where
the Ironla overlap nnd
button. The beat wat
weather coni your
money can buy.
$3.00 EVERYWHERE
T ffN U tS
UTtBtmOM enUMTUB
C Itclaf fu r
'Z s r n N P
j .
TOWER CO.
B o s t o n
Apply Bluin'* Freely for Lumbago.
Your attacks of Luuihugo are not
nearly so hopeless ns they seem. You
ran relieve them nlmost instantly by n
simple npplirntion of Slonn‘s Liniment
on the back nnd loins. Lumbago is n
form of rheumatism, and yields per
fectly to Stomi's, wlin-h penetrates
quickly nil in through the sore, tender
nuisrles, limbers up the buck mol inaki-s
it feel fine. Get n bottle of Sloan's
Liniment for 25 rents of nny druggist
nnd have it in the house-- against colds,
sore nnd swollen joints, rheumatism,
neuralgia, sciatica mid like alimenta.
Your money buek if not antialieil, but it
does give nlmost instimi relief.
Blackmore & McFarland
T H E C IT Y TR ANSFER
A L L KINGS OP
Hauling & Draving Done
on Short Notice
V u m y M o v i n g <i S / n ria 1/ //
WOOD AND COAL
I'HONK (Ul
O F F IC E A T EAGLE CIG AR S T O R E
Concrete T
TAYLO R
AND
HIGGINS
MAKE IT RIGHT
Cottage
Grove Transfer
I*. L. HARRELL, Prop.
DRAYINQ AND MOVING
U m Our Auto Dr»y for Quick
Barries.
Auto Dray for Picnic Parties
Every facility for handling nil clnssi-s
of g ioda.
Fire proof vnult in Conner
tion. All kinds o f hauling nnd pinno-
moving, dona on short notice.
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