Cottage Grove sentinel., June 22, 1915, Image 4

EVERY DAY PRICES /IT THE SAIMPLE STORE
ARESPECIAL SALE PR ICES ATOT HER STORES
Ladies’ Sample Oxfords, $4.25 value;
our price ..................................................... $1.95
M en’s Sleeping Gowns; one lot a t ............... 65c
Another lot a t ............................................... 96c
Ladies' Slippers; with one strap; $3.50
values a t ....................................................... $1.65
M en’s Dress Shirts; $1.95 value;
now a t ..............................................................95c
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WHO COMES
HERE?”
By M QUAD
Copyright. lJÄ uy lb* McClur*
N«wsp«r
'H aiti
8> lu l l ' K tfc
= s =
Wbo comes lici*?"
"Friends, with (be countersign
"Aiivanca one aud give (be counter­
sign
UNCLE SAM WOULD
MAKE FAILURE
Of RAILWAYS
Sauator Burk*tt Marstals Facts »ml
Figures to Bhow Fallacy of Oovern
meat Ownership of Utllltl** Affect
lug Who!* Country
$100 Reward, $100
The tvadera of (Ids pupor will 1 .«
to Isam dial th»r* ie at least one
£ „resiled
ilteraee that scene« hae l.een
• M . !•> m r . . III ell 1C. eleaee. s n . l t| ,a l
Ualarrh llall • Catarrh Cur« 1« ih« unly
cur* now known lu Ih« m«,li. nI
i solllv«
raternliy. Calr
t ** s
.llar«»« r«uulr«a a i-unstllutlunal ireal
m»nt Hall « «'«larrh Cura 1« tak«n ln
■•rnally. scllng tllr«cllv upe» ih«
• mi mucuua «urfac«« ut lh« «v«iem, th«i«
bv daatruylng th« foumlallun uf th« $(«
ea«e and *l«4ng th« pallen! «Ir«ngth bv
bulhlln* up lli« cunoUiullun and a**i*Un*
tintúrela uolng lia wurk Th« pruprlvlur«
hav« «o niui-h fallh ln lia rurailv« p»w
ara Ihal th«y »IVer un« Hundí«,I Uullara
tur aur cañe Ihal It falla lu i - uiw . g«iij
fur fia! of testimoníala
A*4reaa V J • IIKNMT * CO. Telado O
Neid ha all liruastaia. Tía
Take Hall « ranilla l illa ter eeaeilpail««.
It was tbe relief going tbe round* to
ebange tbe picket*, aud 1 was dropped
(Continued on next page)
. You ’ll ho .uri.rlaed at I be thing. you
1
1
do not know that appear In The Hen
out at poet No. 7. We bad fougbt Ism
M en’s Dress Shoes; $4.50 value;
Men’s Heavy Work Shoes; $3.50 values; ,
linci e\»ry week.
apr?tf
all day loug on tbe strangeet battle­
our p r i c e ........................................................ $3.20
our p r ic e ....................................................... $2.65
have been huilt by none other thau a
field of tbe whole war In tbe Wilder-
great government,” Ihe aenator «aid,
iitau. From right to left t!ank, from
front to rear, we were hemmed In by
c.
forest aud thicket. There were swatups
I l AKUKL A UOMUTON
lu which llaarda aud serpent* lurked, necessity. The trip of the bnflleahip
thicket* In wblcb (bo coy whlppoor Oregon around Cape Horn while the We solicit a share of your patronage
will built Its neat, deuse apota o f for­ (leople trembled for fear New York
We do all klnda of
est wblcb seemed never to have echoed harbor wa» to be attacked, «hewed Ihe
MANAGER
canal to be a military nceeaaity and
(be ring o f tbe woodman'* ax.
I’ost No. 7 was under a large tree ou consequently it was built.”
(be edge o f a thicket. It wa* a lonely
PIA N O MOVING A SPECIALTY,
place, well away from tbe campa, ibe
Chautauqua Nut**.
B A P T IS T CHURCH
dead and tbe dylug, but 1 was glad to
(Continued front first page.)
Sunday Sehool at 10:0«) a. in., services be aloue. I bad beeu nearly an hour
Ofilr* : EHM Coaf*ctton*ry, Phon* 72
at 11:00t B. Y. I*. IT. at 0:30. Prayer ou (be poet without anything happen
Aulo Dray for Quirk Delivery
state. The two men had not met be
meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. B
Ing to alarm me, when 1 beard a tier
Y. P. U. at 8:30.
sou moving lu tba thicket across tbe fore, however.
Visiting rnrds— Th« Brntinrl.
• • •
oi>eii atrip.
C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE.
And
it
win*
idetl
wculher
uvery
tiny--
Rustle, rustle! Step, atep! It wa*
Services at the Christian Seience
not h drop of ruin and not too hot.
Chapel, 242 Second Street, every Sunday a cautious inoremeut. Whoever It was
• • •
hoped
to
reach
uie
without
discovery,
at 11, and Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
*+ c
Thou«*
who
hud
do«*lured in ndtnnrv
but
tb«*re
were
dead
leave*
underfoot,
Sunday School at 10. All are welcome.
Th* Oity Transfer
The \1. P. It. Club meets this after­ in place o f par* of the flour culled for Free library open from 1:30 to 4:30 and tbe thicket was dense. A bare that Senator Burkett wh » i % broken
in the recipe.
noon with Mrs. C. E. Front.
every Wednesday.
All Kiad* of
could uot have moved without betray down politician haven*! been ranking
lug Its presence
much noinc nince the »euntor captured
The Social Twelve Club meets Friday
White or light-colored ostrich plumes
Weekly Industrial Review.
"W ho cornea here?“
the chuutniiquu nudioftfe*.
with Mrs. A. L. Monroe.
ntay be dyed at home by dipping them
Portland, June 21.—Contracts have
There la silence for fifteen seconds,
• • •
in gasoline in which enough oil paint been signed up for hard surfacing 66
The Emanen Club meets tomorrow from a tube o f a rtist’s pigment o f the miles highway, 10 miles concrete Hud aud then a woman'* voice answers:
The only dixnppointraent on the en
"1 can't find tbe place! It's so dark tire progrttin wns tin* Jubilee Miugem.
desired shade has been dissolved to give brick, 50 miles Warrenite bitulithic.
with Mrs. S. !.. Markin.
Plauo Moving a Bpaclalty
the color. A very small quantity of
Freewater contracts let for tw«> new 1 can’t find tbe place!"
They were ndvertixed u* the Buckner
WOOD AND GOAL
The Eastern Star will hate a 6:30 color will probably give the shade want­ school houses, $8300 and $83033.
Aye. It was a woman’s voice, aud It
banquet preceding the regular meeting ed. but it must be completely dissolv­
Kanier.— Union street improvement had a sob In It too—a woman there In omptinv, but were not in the da** with
Phone 55
ed before the process is undertaken. to cost $2454.
Friday.
the darkness between (he hostile lines the Buckner eoiupuny thnt wun here
Hold the feather by the stem and move
Office At Eagl* Cigar Store
Weston.— Marshall hotel to be re wltb |Miwder smoke still In tbe air, lu*t veur, of which Mr. und Mrn. Buck
it around in the liquid, until the color modelled.
FADS AND FANCIES
with stray bullets durtlng through tbe
r were member*.
is evenly spread. Shake dry, and the
Albany hus built hard surface pave thickets with a whli as o f some great
• • • • •
feather will become quite flu ffy.
Household Hints.
meat
to
Masonic
cemetery.
• • •
Insect stlm sl to auger.
Mitriettn I.u Dell proved hcr*elf n
Banilon to pull down hills and bulk
"W ho comes herei”
Sometimes when sprinkling a thin head water front.
wonderful impernonator and her child
I f soot is accidentally spilled on the
“ 1 wish It wasn't so dark! I am ao im it lit ion* were one o f the fenturr* of
rug do not attempt to sweep it up im waist or baby dress which needs to be
Newberg handle factory idle for
tired!"
mediately for the result is sure to cause ironed in a hurry it is difficult to dis years is in full operation.
the *e*»ion. When the Jubilee Hingcr*
a disfiguring mark. Cover it quickly tribute the dampness evenly. Dip a
And then she comes across the open
Coos Bay lumber shipments leading
and thickly with dry salt or corn meal. crash towel in water, wriug it out all Pacific Coast ports.
strip toward me. making no stop, nev were detained und tuiMxed one progruui,
It can then be swept up without the thoroughly, place the waist or article
Two railroads announce new Work to er hesitating, walking straight up to Mi** l.u hell filled in the vacancy with
to be ironed in it, and roll both up be started at once that will mean un me. as If she could see ns well by *nti*faction to the audience.
slightest stain or evidence of smear.
tightly. In twenty minutes the article expenditure o f several millions o f dol
• • •
100____ ........................ 7-Sc
• • •
ulght ns In the sunshine o f day.
A black leather shopping bag which is evenly dampened. This would not be lars. The OregonWashington Railroad
200 ___ .............................41.(M)
“ 1 can’t find the place!" she sobbed
Arthur A. Fruii/k**’* lecture on “ The
the
case
if
sprinkled
in
the
ordinary
and Navigation company will build a as she came to a stop within arm's
was perfectly good except that it was
.UK)____ .................
$1.25
MntchicNN Book,'' being u hiatory of
30 mile extension to its line recently-
getting gray and shabby, was painted way.
length.
4 (H )____ .....................$1.50
the Bible, wa* un uddre* full of deep
completed from Riverside, westward to
with black colorite, which is used to
"Good God. woman, what are you do
.Si m i ___ ........................... i l . i s
Crane Creek Gap. The Southern Pa
color straw hats. The bag now looks ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
thought und allowing considerable *tudy
cifie announces it will electrify its line Ing here?” I gasped, almost terrified at
as good as new. Colorite is cheap and
IIMHI .. .........................$3.00
in it* preparation. From un oratoricul
her
presence.
Whiteson and Corvallis, a dis
mn be had in any color.
t
CHURCH NEW S
J between
xtumlpoint
hi*
addreane*
were
probiildy
*
*
*
"See! See!" she replied, bolding a
•
♦ tance o f forty three miles, us an ex
tension o f the existing electric unit be bundle out toward me. “ One time 1 the bent of the teosion.
When the drains from bath tubs or
tween Portland and Whitcson.
sinks become clogged, turn in a small
saw a beautiful spot In tbe woods and
• • •
[E very religious organization is invit
A crab cannery at Empire and fish said to myself thut If he died 1 would
quantity of water, and with an invert
Mix* Charlotte Bergh, who didn't
ed pail (a five-pound lard pail) churn ed to use this column for announcement cannery on Rogue River persist in run bury him there, but 1 can't find U—1
look much bigger than it half minute,
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
up and down over the opening. The of its services and other news. Con uing in spite o f game codes, fish war­ can’t find If!"
hurraed several audience* with her
suction effect is equal to that produced tributors are requested to omit exhnrta dens and labor laws.
"W hat la It. woman? What have you
tions and other editorial matter, and to
North Bend tries to get water sup
by plumbers* tools.
pretty Hoprnno voice.
• • *
make the announcement of services as ply in competition with Coos Bay W a­ got there?"
• • •
"See!
See!
Don’t
be
afraid.
lie
’s
concise
us
possible.
Social
functions,
ter Co.
An old hammock, ready to be dis­
Of
the
miinicul
numbers, Witepakie'a
dead.
He
can't
speak
or
move.
Take
etc.,
and
news
outside
o
f
the
weekly
an
Astoria.— Hill steamer Northern Pa­
carded, is excellent for training vines.
Hungarian Orrhe*tru wn* given first
Simply stretch the hammock where it nouncement may be elaborated upon.j cific lands 484 passengers and 350 tons ; him!"
She put a bundle Into my arm*, and place by u lurge majority. The np |
freight, largest load since started.
is wanted and fasten it with stout
Yamhill and Tillamook counties will I cried out and let my musket falL preciution of the mu*icnl harmonic* wit*
nails. This eliminates all the work of
METHODIST EPI8C O PAI.
expend $20,000 on Sour Grass road.
constructing a network of string.
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
| It wns the body of n baby about a year evidenced by the enthusiasm with
*
*
*
Glendale.— Reuben sawmill to be op­ and n half old
Thursday at 8:00, prayer meeting
Dead?
Yes—dead
which the organisation, purtirulurly its
erated
with
25
men.
A piece of onion placed in the kettle Every Sunday: Sunday School at 9:45.
from n cruel bullet which had pierced
Eugene.—
State
University
will
put
in
when the chicken is 9tewing will add S. L. Mackin, superintendent. Graded
BLACKSMITHS
Its little body ami left a great wound, iblc lender, were received. Everyone
much to the flavor and the onion taste lessons. Mrs. Maude Wright, superin printing plant.
which looked horrible to me In the dim who attended the session* w i*hcn tin*
The
law
collectinug
a
five
per
cent
I
will not be noticed.
tendent primary department.
Junior
light; dead and cold and bathed In organization to return next year.
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*
*
Epworth League at 3:00, Mrs. Helen tax on trading stamps is driving that !
Its own blood—dead for hours! And
• • •
Brown slices of toast and scraps of Aldrich,
superintendent.
Epworth form of advertising out o f Oregon.
Albany.— Linn County ruts out all ! when I reached out and touched the
bread in the oven, then roll and place League at 7:00, Dr. Richard McCargar,
Miss Margaret Miller, junior super I
shawl or wrap worn by the mother my
in jars. When baking cookies three or president. Chapter No. 2 at 7:00. Fred but one county sehool supervisor.
ntcmlcnt, leaves many fricmls behind,
Portland.— Federation woman’s dubs \ fingers burned at the feel of blood!
four cups of the crumbs may be used eric Aldrich, president. Class meeting
specially among the young ones whom
advocates
free
homes
for
rural
school
|
•'Was It your baby? Did you live In
at 12:15. Services with sermon at 11:00
teachers.
and 8:00.
the cabin beyond the thicket?” I asked, she entertained for the week.
Eugene factories committee to in- ] still holding the little corpse.
Morning
theme,
“ Casting
Out
• • •
F ea r;’ ’ evening subject, “ Two Great vestigate potato starch industry.
'T ie was so happy 1" she said as she
8enator Burkett easily received a mn
Portland.-— May building permits for patted the little bare head with a
E vils.”
Epworth League topic, “ The Kind o f 1915, $432,065. For May, 1914, *643, motherly band. “ And I was so hap­ ity of votes for first place.
Thinking and Livin g That Makes 380.
He won't ever laugh and
Pendleton has selected architects for py too!
Leaders.”
Miss
Maybelle
Wilson,
crow ngain, will be? I’ve got to find
N E U R A LG IA P A IN S STOPPED
new city library.
leader.
Yu don’t need to *uffer those ugoniz
Marion County w ill lay 20,000 yards that beautiful place and bury him,
haven't I? And you'll help me? Yes; ng nerve pain* in the face, head, arm,
hard surface roads this year.
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
Astoria.— Dredge Chinook removed I know you will, for you don’t swear houlder*. che*t and back, .hint apply
Rev, T. B. McDonald, Pastor.
a few drops of toothing Hloan’» l.ini
TDnM
150,000 tons sand from bar at mouth and curse at me."
Services next Sunday as follows: o f (Columbia last week.
U lt " U U U .
She had lost her mind. Think o f It— meat; lie quietly u few minutes. You
Bible School at 9:45; morning services
_______________
an Insane mother wandering over a will get anch reiief and comfort! Life REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS IN
at 11; Christian Endeavor at 7:00; ev­
Use of Land Plaster.
and the world will look brighter. Get
iv . ...
,
bloody battlefield wltb her dead child a bottle today. 3 ounces for 25c, at all
ening service at 8:00.
* ,rHt 1 lttNH VVo, k G uaranteed
Legume crops are benefitted by ap '
Prayer meeting each Thursday even plication o f land plaster when growing ' In her arms! She had but one Idea— Druggists. Penetrate* without rubbing. SixlLi and Washington
Phono 40
ing at 7:30; Ladies’ Aid Wednesday a f­ on soils rich in potach and phosphoric to bury It In a dell which she had once
ternoons.
acid, such as the heavier silt loam* o f | visited and remarked Its benuty. a dell
All not worshiping elsewhere cordi­ Western Oregon. Land plaster can in i In which Federal and L'onftslemte were
ally invited to attend.
no way be regarded as a fertilizer, doubtless then burying their own dead.
aside from the possibilities of sulphur j 1 knew not what to do. I could not
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH.
from the calcium sulphate, but is - leave my post, and 1 did not wunt her
Rev. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor.
«oil stimulant instead, according to the to go wandering farther. I was trying
Services next Sunday: Bible school agronomy department o f the Oregon
at 10; morning worship at I I ; Junior Agricultural College. Its use is justi­ to soothe and quiet tbe woman when
Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wor fied only with legume crops, clover, she suddenly cried out:
"Ah, It's not so dark now. and I can
ship at 8:00. Bible study Wednesday vetch, alfalfa, etc., which in return for
evening.
the loss o f potash and phosphoric acid find the (ilace! I'll go on ahead and
returns increased amounts of nitrogen, dig the grave, and you follow on with
FREE METHODI8r.
lO O L b s .
a more expensive fertilizer and a more the baby. Poor baby! He won’t know
■ar.WATCH F O O D
valuable plant food. It is thus a legiti­ that be Is hurled, will Iie7 I can find
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
Nearly every man or woman I ihn
Preaching services the first and third mate practice to enrich thp soils with the place, and you"—
something
o f Home value they caii-
nitrogen
at
the
expense
o
f
the
potash
"Come
back!
Come
back!"
1
called
Sundays
o
f
every
month
at
3
and
7:30.
TOR SALE BY
not us«*, and which someone else
.
_ , __ ___
__
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at and phosphoric acid on all soils rich to her as she fled away In tbe dark­
in the two latter plant foods. With ness. but she was 200 feet away as
might want and lie aide to make
crop, other than legume» it can hardly j
angwered rae:
valuable une of.
be considered a desirable practice to
" I ’ll find the place!
Poor, poor
Sentinel want add. have been g el­
use land plaster as a stimulant, since it
causes a rapid loss o f soil fertility baby!"
ling results for the people o f the
And when the relief came I told the
without making any return to balance
Cottage Drove Country, and big
the fertility condition. Neither does atory and pointed to the bundle rest-
denis have been made through the
land plaster usually have a sufficiently Ing on the ground beside me.
use «(f Sentinel elaHNifiedn at a
marked effect to make its use
God pity her!" whispered the ser­
cereals and grasses profitable.
eoNt. o f one cent a word. I f you
geant as he lifted his cap.
Write at once to this Bureau for literature descriptive of the great Pan­
have Homething that in taking
"God pity her!” echoed all the oth­
Definite and accurate information
ama Pacific International Exposition, which opened in San Francisco on
ers as they stood uncovered nroutid the
up roojn in your houae or o f­
regarding the climate, resources, pro­
February 20, and the great Panama California Exposition now open at
fice, perhaps your neighbor need«
ducts and advantages o f Oregon has poor little corpse
San Diego.
Time meant human lives that night.
been made available to all sections of
it. Advertise it in The Sentinel
Grant
was
moving
by
the
flank.
I,ee
the United States by the presentation,
This Bureau is prepared to supply complete information in regard to
and yom’ll be surprised at the in-
Sy the Portland Chamber o f Com was moving by the flank to match
railroad rates, hotel aecommodatians, interesting side trips and reliable,
• iniries you will get. Nine out o f
eree o f eonie. o f the Oreeon Almanac him. The morrow was to witness more
authentic unbiased information about any section o f the great Pacific
ten elansifieil ads. inserted in The
daughter — make thousands o f other
Coast country.
.Sentinel are getting results for ad­
widows and orphans.
Send us twenty cents in stamps snd we will send you book describing
vertisers, and there is no reason
"D ig here!" snld the sergeant, and
the Panama Pacific International Exposition, book describing the Pana­
with our bayonets we scooped out a
why they w on’t get results for
shallow grave In acarcely more than a
ma California Exposition, a map o f California and a sample copy o f Sun
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w «w «i
ab u t
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«rtm ent o f all rnilroads and the re- minute’s time.
"Carefully now! Poor little thing!
I suiting correspondence indicates that
beautiful pictures of the Expositions. The regular price of the magazine
Now
fill
ln.
That
will
do.
God
knows
I they will have a marked effect upon
is twenty cents per copy.
Address
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Forward,
| the volume o f tourist travel in this where It lies!
direction this year.
march r'
And yet men write of tbe glory of
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