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LUNCHES FOR PICNIC PARTIES Ctikt'», II I Mi'll! Hit ml Mr li’III1«, l'ii<* Mini I'Mstry |<rj ,11 r<•.I upon «hurt notin'. Iimi 't worry yuur ■••If itliuut yuur pb'iiic lunch Ju«t turn tin* unlxr over tu u«. Iti'«t in••!• 1« I ii tlii* city, 26<\ PALACE RESTAURANT OhM. Uuolny, Proprietor. Ihc old pioneera of thè Collage (Irove Harry Tenne»», |,e«lie W’icks and Car tor» in Kugene one day lust week. the California fair* and ‘ along the country. roll llurlow left Friiluy rnorning for eoast. They will be gone a month or Machine oil». Swengel Hardware. Kastern Oregon for thè «uinmer. rnore. Iteri Trnsk i» «pending a week or »0 Mr». H. H. Fie«ter visited in Kugene Itid you compare priee«f .Mr». Rebecca White of i.ornne viaited iu thè Holii'iuiu diatrict. Ileo Matthew» | Tkt K K Mills, i !". Maitk, Boy one day Inst week. nt the R. Robertson home at Santa i» tnking hi» place with Kerr A Sil«by 1 Short, Albert Helliwell, A. ('. Kinter Stanford Hartle is up from Kugene Clara last week. and l.uwrenee l ’help» farnilie» eumped Soup «hot« of player», fan» and oth I5e gingillilo, per y a r d ................. Dir oul 011 Mo«by f'reek froni Saturday lo to «pend a few weeks at the J. A. Mr». A. Denn of Dorena viaited in er» nt S u m l l i y '■ ball game were takeii l.oiisdnle inuNlio, per y a r d ............lOc Powell home. Tuesday. Kugeue »everul dny» of the past week. by Mr Hlaek forti, manager of thè Ar lOc and I5e embroidery, per yd . . 6c Misses Ivy and Fern Holcomb visited culle, and will be thrown Oli thè «ereeu Fourlh of July, wa» barely overwhen Local Items contlnued on page 2. 5c ami He Ini e», pei ya rd ......... ■3*/»c iu Kugeue one day last week. tuuiorrow night, thè rain beg.m to fall. 1 » < • 'i 11 "il II. S. Swengel retameli yesterday Krnest Wyatt relurn« toduy frorn Heorge W\ Dilley has filed with the Horae» and Mules Wanted. O Cedur m o l a i . , . , .....................$120 from a trip to Portland. «|iemlllig u few day» wlth hi» father county clerk notice o f the location of I will be at Commercial Stables, ('or l)5f limi 70e bruoin»............ 50c 111 thè Hoheniiu ilo,triet. 25e galvuiiir.eil bueket.............. 20c Advertiser» in The Sentinel are thè the “ Badger” mining claim in the Ho tage drove, Ore., Friday, July !*. for the purpose of buying Horses. Mares 35e, lue limi 50e be»t enamel wure, progressive inerehants of thè city. The hernia dintrict. Mr. ami Mr». Vun A I I ihoii ami Mr« your e h o ie e ................................25c merchant progressive enough to adver A II At k m» «pent thè Fourl h with Mr» ] Win. l.andi'Ms was in Kugene Wedaes and Mules. Horses must be fat and from 5 to M year» old, M * i to lti hsnda lise will be found thè inost progressive day. A l k i u a ’ daiighter, Mr». Ki rk l au d , al Al ' Trade $1.00 worlh and we will »eli you a 35c di»h f o r .......................6c about hi» stock» and thè moit likely to buny, Alton Hampton was up from Kugene high; heavy boned chunky kind; weight 1000 to 1400 pounds, any color except be making priee« tliat will make hi» Wednesday. Fa r mera «hould gel your bimler twine] T H E F AI R S T O R E gra v or spotted ones bu»ine»N progre»», jlyflt f early. We huven 't gol a very big Hert l.nwson and family have left FRANK DKLAY, Oakland Adviince; W M. Norris ha» «toek thi« «sa»on. Sweiigel Hardwure. by auto for a visit to Crater Lake, to jly5e Kansas City Mo Horse Buyer a dock egg laid Ia»t Aprii, thè follow j ibi account of II II 11 in ber of thè regu ('ha». Howard of Hilling», Moni., I» Ir»r player» imi «howing up, there were » ¡»iting hi» mother, M r». J K Burrett, mg letler* and figure» nppearing un it: no regal ar game» in thè twilight lessile and brother, A. F. Howard. Mr. How P. 17.11, also a mark re«einbling a fingi Thuraday. Side» were ehosen ami u ard run« a passenger train from Hilling« and staff, and 1111 irregular line which Mr. N o m a «ay» look» like thè rollirig «erub game playeil. lo Hutte. i «eu. Thi* 1 » considered by some to be C. K J o n e s ha« limi a uew eoat of Several Main Street building» have a forse 11 st of thè greal Kuropenn con ! paini put un hi» barn. been painted during the past week. Ilici riow ragmg in thè Old World. In j Rockford, thè be«t piateti w r c 111 ex Sell that old cow. A Sentinel Want terpeting thè S i g l i they bave, penee in iatsnee, ,it Mudai u 's. jUtf Ad. will do the tnek on »hurt notice. 1HI7, and li nailon» were ut war at thè. : tuni' thè egg wa» laid. Urea» intere»! i» dev eloping in Mie Huyer» will be looking for you. The A. W Swanson family «pent thè Uncle Hurn and Aunt Jane Venteh Iipproachiiig visit of thè liberty bell returned Wcdnc»duy from a visit with Fifth nt Alban/. which will be bere J u l y 15. We wi.«h to thnnk thè rnany friend»! Mr. nml Mr». W. Il Hill of Fronti er, the 11 older uia a family at Rujada. A. W. Wamp'de w a* in Portland W eil w ho kindly ussisted 11 « during Ibe death Neh , «peni u few day« of thè pa«l week ■imi burini of husbarul and father. nt thè II. ( 1 . Klliolt hoiue while 011 their iii ' ni I ay. wa y lo thè fair. Mr» Hill and Mr». The first o f a «erle» o f educational jylipd Mr». I.ora Finnerty and Family. | Thin wonderful aerial starts here next .Monday and the Klliolt nre »i«ter«, Heo. Kdward« shipped to Mr». Roy picture« were »hown at the Arcade ln»t management extend» everyone in Cottage Grove an invitation Through life Insurance a mini rnn night, and judging from the audience, ' Hriggs at Coinstock tin* week a beaut to aee this. Kvetyone wanting to aee this will he given a tree create ari immediate e sl a t e for thè rosi the people o f C o t t a g e rjrovc are in fui cedar ebeat. It wa» fmished iri admission for that night. »everiil dilferent kimi« of wood with tcrc»tfd in this grade of picture«. of mie r i ga r (or u young man for thè eoat of one Street car f ar e) a day. Tulk Hen Lurch left Saturday for the San brìi»» triinming» and wa» a th.ng of beauty. with l l nrr y Met eal f abolii thè Columbia PraneiaeA fair. Tomorrow If you were at the hall game Sunday, come Special ( ' ombinailon. Mr. and Mr». W. B. Hettinger visit- and see yourself on the screen. Mr». ('. II. Spencer of New York and Sweiigel ’■ hardware «ture i« head recently o f London, secretary of the ed «everal day» of the past week at quartsr» for all gun», nminunition, fi»h world'» committee o f the Y W C. A., Kugene with Mr». Hettinger'» »ister, Always Good Music Our music is one of our features. ing tackle, and generai line of «porling 1 » »pending a month here with lier mo Mr». K. C Wigmore. good». ther, Mr». K. S Spencer. Mr. and Mr». A. IL King were visi- SAY! LOOK! ARCADE BETTER PICTURES CLEANER PICTURES Monday, July 1 2 Fir«* Kir«' Kiri»! Kvwry tilin' yuu h n r the In'll I i I iimt or the m I iin II i ' ring you «huulil think uf Hurry Mi'teulf «ml fire Inaurnnri'. Then yuu «huulil net b»fori* the neat fire thiil limy tnke yuur |>ru|i rrty. Tile iiiii«lenl lii*lil ul I he <‘hri«tiuii Chureh Wednemlny evening I I I n |>len» ing uni', Mil« Mell u111*lull'll uml n fi n n u•' i ii I luerrti. H i n iii-r tMIlie. Mwrt'ligi'l II iih I m lire The Muuiii' lodgr (¡live II Niiree««fiil ilnnee ill the M imi « i > hull Nnlurilny lughl A nuinlicr uf young people frum here helil ii I'lrnii' nt nine Muuntnm Thura ilny evening. Advertiser« nre in good eompnny in The Hentinel. jlyfttf Mr«. A M ii r nh n 11 uf (ilemlnle Vl«lled In «1 Tuemlny Mith her daughter«, Mr« A W Wmri|iuli' ami Mu« Velma Mur »hull Hhe mm un her May tu Exploits of Elaine L □ -o c XDC I'urt land, The J I* Munrue fam ily linn returned frum I'alifurnin. Currin Cuuley, ugent fur the Oregon Kirc Iti'lii f A«* octal inn uf Me Mian v ill' PkOH IIF4. n I l i f e llert Kirhmunil hn* «ulil hi« buu«e or cupied liy the M I.. Mm kin ftunily tu I Mr. nml Mr*. It. A linker. Mr« K. K. Mill» ha« had an her gueata during the |ia«t Meek, her Uio | tiler, Mr« Howe of Kugrne, and her! uunt, Mr*. Turner. The HMcngrl llardMare «tore i* «ell mg lot* uf liuildera’ hnrdMiire lIn» year m hu h indicates that huaine«* 1 « good. Ml«« Myra llundy died at the Halem ! ■anitnriu« Mumlay, June L’l, aged HO I year«. Mi»» Handy formerly reaided Mith her |>nrent«, Mr. and Mr». ('. F. I llundy, 111 the UuMdyville «tihurli to ('ullage liruve 11 nd attended «rhnol in thi» rity. Funeral services Mere eon ducted from the Methodi»! Church in ! tin* city Thur«duy forenoon by Kev. II N Aldrich Interment in the 1. O. 0. K cemetery. I.uuk at Mm lien'i window for beau tlful wedding |ireaentl. jUtf (I. II. Warner returned yeaterdny from doing »nine a»»e»»meat work 111 the liohemin di»tnrt. A »<>11 was burn June 22 to Mr. nml Mr« (irell Suderatrum. Kor |>ainting ami pupering aee John j ■on at The Wall Paper A I’ aint Store Mr. and Mr«. Kruuk Woodruff and ■on n|ient the Fourth ut Newport. Mr. and Mr*. H. W, Moody and »on of Oregon City were guenta uf the pa«t I week ut the I.eon lie« I,arse« home. I f one i» rich he ran afford to carry life itmurunce; i f he i» poor he cannot afford tu be without it. Talk with Harry Metcalf about the Columbia 1 Special Combination. I.eon He» l.ur/ca hn» the carpenter» nt work remodeling the renidenee which 1 he recently purchased ju»t north o f the | »team laundry on the We«t Side. I f yuu will get one of tlmae Florence lilue flame oil »love« sold by the Swcn • gel Hardware, thi» hut »uniraer weatli er will be a mure enjoyable aenaon. No heat; no dirt; no »iiiuke; no »mell. Mr». Nellie Harrow» and daughter, j Mi«» Alice Harrow», o f Knn»n«, who j had been v luting Mr. and Mr« Alta King, left Thursday for I’urt land. They | will ul«o v ini t the California expoai tiona. linthing in the »treain» near the rity | wa» i|Uite popular during the hut Heath . er. Tell yuur neighbor« and friend» you ■aw it in The Nen'tnel. jly5 tf Karl iNhiniiel and Herbert Neat left ln«t week fur Waitsburg, Wash., to help hnrveHt the grain crop. Mr. nml Mr». John ('outer o f Cur \ vnlli« nre viaiting nt the A. li. Woud { home, having returned with Mr, and j Mr». Wood, who visited there last week. I f my wing» were n» good a» my aule» I would have no trouble in get j ting into heaven. I got iny «ole» from d u f f ' » Shoe tloNpitnl. Win. Werhter of Salem, an officer uf the Holden Kule Mining Co., and John A. Metjuinn, an engineer from Port land, went into the lluheinia mining ilia triet a few day» ago fur the purpu«e uf e»tnbli«hing a United Slate» mineral monument and tu do «ome surveying. Kduente yourself during yuur »pare about Hchularahip in Intsrnational Cor 1 moment». Inquire of The Sentinel 1 reapondenre Sehoohi. mehlOtfr | Mr. and Mr». Her» l.nwson returned Thur«day from »pending a couple day» in Kugene. H. H. Venteh returned Friday from a trip to Portland and other point». Silver rilnted Rockford wedding pres enta at ulndaen'a. jWtf Mi»» Velma Marshall spent Saturday and Sunday in Salem. John Hraber, Richard White, Hilly Kdwaril» and Ray Nelson cnine down from the Hoheinia district Friday. Dr. H. II. Owen, veterinarian, office with Modern Pharmacy, phone M2, m.'lltf Mrs. Martha Rinehnrt o f Condon, Ore., ia spending a month with her son, W. N. Rinehart. Mr». Rinehart lived in Walker for 35 years and knows all DC E M B R O ID E R Y SA L E . One lot muslin embroidery, including edging and in sertion, a y d ...................3c One lot If» inch fine Sw iss flouncing, formerly sold at tide to 75c a yard, for quirk clearance, a yd. 39c One lot 27-inch Sw iss floune ing, now a y a r d ........... 23c line lot corset cover cm- broidery IN inches wide, value to 35c a yard, now . a y a rd .......................... 23c L A C E SA L E . Htg lot fine val. lace, both edging ami insertion, your choice a v a rd ................. 3c DC DC DC DC □C 3DOOQ DC • MJ < U I a 1 Black, White anti Colors. 30c widths, now a yard. 23c 25c widths, now a yard. 19c 20 c widths, now a yard. 16c 15c widths, now a yard. 12c 10c to 12 c widths, now a yard ......................... 8 V 2 C Irti if- Iii IL T H IS IS A T IM E W H E N P R O F IT S A R E LOST S IG H T OF IN A M IG H T Y E FF O R T TO C L E A R A W A Y A L L S U M M E R M E R C H A N D IS E TO M A K E R E A D Y FOR T H E N E W S E A S O N 'S GOODS, W H IC H W I L L SOON A R R IV E . A L L B R O K EN LINE S, ODDS A N D ENDS, R E M N A N T S , E T C , A T E X T R E M E L Y L O W PRICES. Including crepe, voile, flaxoji, lawn, batiste, poplin, etc., stripes, figured and plain patterns. 12c to 17c wash goods, per y ard ........................... 9c 17c to 25c wash goods, per y a rd ........................... 13c Sale of Wool Dress Goods N E W PATTERNS One hd 27-inch to 32-inch dress ging hams which formerly sold at 10 c, 12c to 15c a yard, choice. . . . 8 ac Huy now for early Fall wear. 50c grade, 36 inches wide, per y ard ..................... 38c 85c to *1.00 grades, 36-inch to 42-inch, per y a rd . 69c ♦ 1-35 to ♦1.50 all-wool suiting, 50 to 60 inches wide, per y a r d ...........................................................98c N E W PATTERNS 36 inches wide, light ami dark pat terns, includes our best 13c to 15c quality, at y a rd ....................llV£c S A L E OF SILK S All 50o to 60c silks, now a y a rd ........................... 39c due lot 15c to 25c white goods, now a y a r d ......... 13c Sale of Shoes We FOR M E N , W O M E N A N D C H IL D R E N Thrifty Buyers W ill Find a Big Saving on Shoes Here Kxtra Special Reductions During July One lot dainty corset covers, lace and embroidery trim med, 25c and 35c grades— at this sale each....... 21 c W om en’s ♦2.25 to ♦4.00 dress ♦ 1.7!) to.................................. shoes, now $3.29 Women's oxfords ami pumps, former '*2.50 to *3.75 values, now *1.9> to...................... $2.89 Misses' and children’s *1.50 to *2.50 values, now *1.23 to ............................................ $1.79 Men’s *3.50 to *5.00 dress n I iocs , now *2.98 to ...........................................................$3.69 M en’s *3.00 to *5.00 work shoes, now *2.19 to ...........................................................$3.89 Boys’ *1.50 nml *3.00 dress and heavy shoes, now *1.23 to............................................ $2.29 soled shoes n ow ................39c You'll Find Bargains a Plenty in This Store, When You Come— W e Have Cut the Prices Deep for ljuick Clearance. H allmark Remarkable Shirt Sale 79c— 98c— $1.19 New Patterns l S A L E OF M E N 'S U N D E R W E A R 50c shirts ami drawers, now eaek .....................................39c 50c Poros-knit drawers, now each .................................. 43c 50o Poros-knit union suits, now- each ..................................... 43c 75c white dimity union suits, now- each ..................................... 59c 75c lisle thread union suits, now each ..................................... 59c ♦ 1.00 and *1.25 grade unions, white or ecru, lisle thread, now cat'll ............................................ 79c 25c hoys’ shirts ami drawers, now each ..................................... 18c 25c grade dress hosiery, here. 21c 15c grade dress hosiery, here. 12c 10c Rockford work hosiery. . 8 c 10 c grade canvass gloves, here. 8 c Large, white ami soft hemstitched handkerchiefs, 7 fo r......... 25c One lot men’s 50c neckties, each ..................................... 39c One lot men's 50e suspenders, a pair .....................................29c A ll men’s 50c work shirts (best grade) each....... ..................45c M en’s ♦1.00 overalls, a p a ir .. 89c M en’s $1.00 work ja ck ets.. . . 89c M en’s large 10c red or blue hand kerchiefs, e a c h ....................... 8 c No. 10 pound pail compound . . . $1.13 No. 5 pound pail compound....... 60c Standard coffee, a pound. . . f . .. 15c Kxtra special coffee (no burned ber ries) per pound.........................19c 10 lb. box macaroni, vermicelli or spaghetti, each.......................... 55c 3*u lbs. genuine speckled Bayo beans nt ................................... 25c 4 Ih. sack salt................................. 9c Full cream Oregon cheese, a lb .. .20c Sago and Tapioca, a pound............7c Armour’s water white salad oil, a gallon ....................................... 95c ti bars best w hite laundry soap. .25c Best bulk kerosene, a gallon. . . ,16c Hardwood toothpicks, a b o x ....... 4c COTTAGE GROVE'S BIG ECONOMICAL BUYING EVENT I R .T A CASH SAVING ON EVERY ITEM SIMMER O F UNDERWEAR FOR W O M E N A N D C H IL D R E N . W om en's Vests and Drawers. lOe sleeveless vests, now each...................... 83 15c sleeveless vests, now eaefi.......................11c 38c sleeveless vests, now each.......................14c 23c sleeveless vests, now each.......................17c 25c ami 30c vests, with or without sleeves, each ........................................................... 19c 25c ladies’ tights and drawers, each............19c 35c 40c 50c 75c 85c grade grade grade grade grade white white white white white Union unions unions unions unions unions Suits. a t............................ 25c a t............................ 29c a t ............................ 37c a t............................ 57c a t............................ 63c M IS S E S ’ U N D E R W E A R 15c vests, now each....................................... 11c 23c vests, now each......... 17c 50c union suits, now each..............................39c Free Demonstration! Next Friday and Saturday, July 9th and 10th. 3G E H ZZ3C H SALE S P E C IA L S A L E OF C R A C K ERS A N D COOKIES All 10c packages, 3 fo r........ 25c A ll 25c packages, each........ 21c Best hulk Perfection crackers, by the box, per lb .......... 8 VjC S Big lot of ♦ 1.00 grades now each at .........................................79c One lot of $1.25 grades, now each at ........................................ 98c Big lot of ♦l.SO grades, now each at ..................................... $1.19 Let I s Save You Money on Groceries. Sunrise condensed milk, per m n ..8 c 3 boxes Searchlight mutches. . . . 10c 100 lit», pure nine fruit su ga r..$7.20 25e enn Dinntond “ \V ' ' apricots. 17c No. 10 can pie apricots............... 25c 25c can Armour’s corned beef..19c 25c bottle Diamond “ W ” or Snyder's catsup, each..............20c 1 lb. package Arm & Hammer brand soda .............................................6c 4 boxes corn or gloss starch. . . ,25c 4 His. Seam Head Rice................. 25c .'l lbs. Kxtrn Fancy Head Rice...25c of Pacific ( ’oast Biscuit Co.’s Crackers and Cookies THEAUALITY CASH S T O R E - P h o n E. 3 3 Next Friday and Saturday, July 9th and 10th. V DC DC ZDC n M en ! Make a Specialty of Packing Provisions for Campers High Flight hunt whent flour milled in Kn»t»‘rn Washington from the best hurt! wheat by the latest pro cess. Try a sack.......................$1.66 u Sale of Corset Covers SUPPLY YOUR SUMMER NEEDS HERE AT THESE LOW PRICES Wash Goods Sale 3 E Ribbon Sale! fjf & is on in Every Department of This Store Big Reductions jn Summer Dress fabrics! liifniits’ 50c soft DC Be sure to conte. mx ZZDC DC 3D O CH U
