Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1915, Image 5

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TA LES OF TH E TOWN WHIO»i YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD
MANY
MATTERS
OF
MORE THAN
I'AKSIMl
MOMENT
Any ilt'in in thfHi' t'oluniiiN • o iiliiiiiiii« a k e y date on the I uh I lint'
thereof in paid in I v«' i t i hi nif
(Thin announcement ¡ m him «)«* in com­
pliance with l l i f | mim I al r e g u l a t i o n s . )
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<>u ni'i'uiint uf rum thè re
bull gumi'R Thumiluy.
C O U K T F . H IK H A I » I. A K O I) N I)
wrwre no
The wire fence thnt wur pot arniind
thè llepnl pili k tu prnteet thè griih« Ree.l
f.um thè il'ign, hi.R beili renioveil.
* mfntlulu'll In Tin* Mi*u titii*I
Tin*
Mm.
I.llu Tlminpimn retiteli
thè
j ii Ir l'ut l'iiiir t i * m y you run show y o u r
deilurutinn uf Iuib'peu'b'.iee in un utile
I frii'iul» I* In li't t ln-lii know nf y o u r
iniiiiner ut thè Milk f'reek Hinulny
% mitn through n uew* lli*ni In Tin*
Mehuul pienie un J u ly 5 in eelebrntii.n
Mi' nt i in* I. Tin* n ir l'ut rnurlKiiV you
nf thè Fuori li.
j inn nini» tin' I'llitnr in In bring I "
Pire F ire! Pire! Kvery time you benr
I ttn* offli't* ii compì**!«» writ«* i i 11 nf
thè bell bluw or thè w hi.tle ring yuu
nny ni*w» Unii »hull you kirn».
i. h mi li I ihink uf llurry Meteulf uml fire
inRiirunee. Theu yuu ulmobl m i befure
Mr. inni Mm. John Henry, arcani thè n e it fire thnt niuy tuke yuur prnp
■ niini'll Iiy lln'ir gruuiblnugbtcr, nrriv**il e r t y .
in till* i ily Timmlwy in tlirir iiiitninnbil«»
Mm ('. Il Keuneily nf 1'urvnllÌR vi»
frinii tin* Hun Franri»»»» cxpoaitnn unii
Long Bench. They nn* gn»*»t« of their Iteli iluling thè pii n t week wilh Mi«
■IIIUg liter, Mr» N. <' I’lnhrnn, nini finn Mury Mm iti. uml ut ber fricail». Hhe
• |v inni un* i*nriiuti* tu lilulm Full» tu b i t toilny tu vi.it he. euiu.ni, Mi» ('.
« mil u mm. Tlmy re» id»* ut Lung Hi'iu-h, Il llnight, Iieur Mugirin». Mr». Ken
ueily ih ueeiiinpniiii'il bv ber ilnughter
« ulif
Knt h, w ho v iHiteil MI m J i * rrìi * Mini III
Fred I.nikley, r»'pri-»cnt ing the tin* The Kennedy funnly fnrmerly lived
gun Jiiiirnul, wim in tin* rity »cvnriil bere.
i I uvk uf the past week interviewring
A number frnm here bave nttemleil
iiiuneem.
or » ili alterni thè Pugeue ehnutuui|iiu
tlii m week.
g » 't y o u r F l a g
I t e d or »'»1
Mm llurry K u I iìiiruii I iiir timi uh Iter
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goeutn iliiriug (he piiRt week MiRNeH
m orning
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l.u» uml MuiMh uf IVniiRylvuniii uml
llhiu, »lui nre nn tbeir wuy buine frum
thè ekplMÌtioilR.
• iirmi t'nnley, ngeiit fnr thè Oregon
Pire Rulief A hriii ' llit lini uf Me Mimi
\W Will »»«•II Hlitf* lit fill’ following
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Ilu/el Itiiehurt uf Aururu ih npemling
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in u euuple » eek r with ber emiRin, Mr»
'¿«’ fll»tf» f o r . . , , ic
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huve I l( itehey.
Jo h n Sear», mi ngeil tiinn ri'Riiling
7r flugii f«>r....ftc
ii flug
nini In* ut
f i v e inile r euRt u f Cottage d r u v e , w u r
lui- flug« f u r . . 7c
ili,, »tution.
We
v eRtenlny ei.n inniteli tu thè Rtute in
lf»e flug» fn r..tO C
f t . ,
Rune iiHylum.
dreen
l ' i t r h e r , »le p u ty
'.'tii- flug« fn r..lftc
25.* fla g. for..80C
" « ‘IM. f t ' " f i | mul » h e r i f f , b r u u g h t Inni ilu w n f ru m Cuttuge
C u t I u K i1 drove Druve unii he w u r g i v e n mi e t n m i n u t i o n
befure C u u n t y .1 luigi* H r u w n .
A n ut
h I mmi I«! tiittke n {{nod nhow intf.
temlnnt frulli th è usy lu in enme up I u r I
Tin* ii«• < »iirt•«»y you rim »now
j your gu»'»!» I n 1° !• tvi* Un ir vi»it»
JULY 15 LIBERTY BELL DAY
A »un wur burn thin inuriiing to Mr |
unii Mm. Oiivui Sterling.
Educate yuumelf during yuur apare |
ubuut aehulnmhip ni Intornntional ( o r
iiiniiienta.
I n<| ui r«* uf The Sentinel
reap iiidenee School.i,
mehlOtfe
Mr. mul Mra. II. O. durhnm uml lit
ile -iin nre gueatN ut thè .lume» Heur»
buiiie
They huve been giving at Oiu
ville, l ' i l i f , where Mr lliirhum wu»
Ruperilitemlent ut un eight hundred
ieri* pernii orchard owned by llcum t,
tbe newspaper iiingniite. They will now
mnke their home ut Koneburg where
they hope to eacupe the iniilnriul ef
diirhiim wur Mi»» K u n e Pringle und
ih ii »inter nf Mia» Mildred Pringle.
Kev. K. O. CulliRun, tor ninny yeura
u re».dent uf I.mie County mid nt one
time eounty auperintendent uf »ehnul»,
dropped demi while delivering un ml
die»» before the Chriatiuu Church cog
feri'iico ut Turner, Oregon, on Wednea
duy. denth, which wun dua to heart
failure, occurred ut IO: «fi o ’cluck, lie
hud been »peaking about twu minute»
on “ The Pioneer M in is t e r ” when be
dropped in the pulpit. He breathed
• Illy n few time» a fte r lie fell
Spring
field New».
Itr H II. Owen, veterinarian, o ffic e
vitb Modern Pharmacy, phone H2. m.’i l t f
dr. mid Mr». d. I.. Wood» returned
Friday frum Kelau, \\u»h , where they
were culled by the aeriuua inju ry to
their daughter, Mr». Koy Welch, in the
clpluaion uf mi ml «hive. Mr». Welch
ir recovering nicely und la nnw ut n
huapitul fnr aume akin g rafting
Mr». I.. W. Hunt mid win were in
frum Wildwood Sutnrduy.
Win. Nickeraun und family und I.. !..
Woolley lenve thia week on an over lurid
trip tn Knatern Oregon mid may tn*
gone nil Rummer.
Silver rrlnted Kockfurd wedding pre»
enta at Mc.daen’a.
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Countless Opportunities
J TO SAVE ON NEW SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE i
Decisive Price Reductions on all Summer Goods in r
Broken Lines, Small Lots, Remnants, etc. Supply
Your Summer Needs Here and Save!
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Savings
EXTRA CLEARANCE SAVINGS ON Big F Clearance
O R M EN
SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN
10c s I i ' cvo I onh vents, now each. , 83
15c HlicveleKH vest«, now each 11c
IH«* niceveI chh vests, now each 14c
23c sleevelet« vests, now each 17c
25c anil 30c vests, with or without
Hleeve», e a c h ..............................19c
25c ladies’ tights and drawer«,
each ............................................. 19c
One lot 50« work shirts en«h...............33c
♦ US)
dress
shirts,
new
patterns,
nnw ................
79c
♦ 1.50
dress
shirts,
new
patterns.
nn»- ......................................................... 81.19
♦ 1.00 and ♦ 1.25 union auits, white or
ecru, now .................................................... 79c
50« and rtSc union suits, white or eeru,
now .....................
43c
50« shirts and drnwers, now ................. 39c
One lot m en's umbrella.» e a c h .............49c
H and kerchief S pecial' S o ft, white, hem
stitched— ready for use— 7 f o r . . . 2 5 c
One lot 50c necktie#— good patterns—
rh ............................................................. 39c
One lot 50c suspenders, e a c h ...............29c
Men '» ♦5.00 Foote Sehul/.e tire«» shoes,
n< » ........................................................ »3.69
Men '» ♦1.00 Foote Schulze dre»« »hoes.
nnw ........................................................»3.19
M e n 's »3.50 Foote Schulze dre»» shoe»,
BM
.........................................................»2.98
M e n ’s ♦3.25 work »hoe». he»t quality,
now ........................................................ »2 39
M e n ’s ♦3.00 work shoe», beat quality,
a nr ........................................................ »2. id
M ♦ * n a m i $5.00 work s H opm . host
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Mr. and Mr». T. II. Scholer nf I'a e ific
Drove, Calif., are vi»itirig Mr. and Mr».
UNION SUITS
I,. II. Single. Mr». Seboler i» n daugh­
30c
grade
white unions at . . . 19c
ter of the Slagle».
35c
gi
adc
white
unions a t . . . 23c
Mra. W. II
Tyrrell mid duughter,
40c grade w hite unions a t . . . 29c
Mi»» Beaaie, were in Kugene Thuradny.
50c grade white unions a t . . . . 3 7 c
The Sentinel hua been informed th.it
75c grade white union« a t . . . . 5 7 c
it w u r in error in atuting thnt Mr».
A. II. CruRon wur hi a huRpital m Pnrt
h .5 c giade white unions a t . . . . 6 3 c
land. She ,» in Portland being treated
and viaiting her »i»ter.
MISSES UNDERW EAR
The A. W Swanauu family »pent the
nig h t tn tu b e limi tu thnt iiiRtitu ti u a
__ F iK 'A tmt
15c
vents,
now each..................... 11c
p n im n n a
Kugene K eg in ter. Mr. Heur* ' « f f l i e t i n n F ifth ut Alliimy.
'
23c
vc«tN,
now
each..................... 17c
Thud. Sterling of l.ebiinnn viaited hi»
ir t h u u g h t
tu Ite thè renolt u f euri
brulher, David Slerliug, while on hi»
tmueil RÌrkni'RR
50c union suits, now each .........39c
vuv home frnm the fuir.
l.nnk nt .MiulRen'R wimluw fur beuu
Mr. and Mr» J . K. McCall nf S.att|e
l.ifY umurufirt hi n i un reuilv ninli for tifili weibiiug pri’RentR.
j'.Ht
were viaitom nt the A. I.. Woudnrd
tli«* ridiiw ••( th*’ well t«» <io mnn, w horn*
M r. mul Mr«. S
!.. Muekin nml Home I'hurailuy and Friday. Mr» Me
finititi wuitl«l ofhrrwlIM* It«* t it'll up in
the wettleltit’fit of th«* «’»tut«*
lulk with ilnughter, uerumpnmeil by tb eir giu*RtR Call » a » Miaa llutb Woodard. They
thè M irri - r .lune. JuRephine mul Amili were married Wedne»day.
Hurry \!«*trulf iilmut the t*oliiiiibin’*•
duv ir , uf Ituunlniun, W ìr , went tu Cu
Il C. Comb», wife and daughter re
.Sj.i t tul Coiiitiinutton.
berg Mumiliy tnurmng tur n few dava ' urned la.at Tue».lay from attending the
TH IS W E E K
All w liitt and colored table oil cloth, best grade, a y d . 19c
Altm» 11 rt lit |»t «»ti of fcutfrnr \ i *• 11 «• « I hi* V imi w 11 1. reltitiv <* r .
Fourth of J u ly celebration nt Kugene.
Our special coffee a pound.................... 12c
brnneli Nt«ir«* l»«’r«* Tliurwiluv.
36-inch
bleacher!
Hope
muslin,
for
balance
of
sale,
Mr». .1. H. Cbnmbem, Mm il N. Al
Kurkfurd, the beat plated w *re iu «**•
10c can» Sunrise condensed milk. 3
O*o rtf hi i<utti«’N returned . ThurN«ln V ilru h. M ìrri ' r l.urn Hefty and Kdn»
per y a r d .................................................................................. 8 l/2<5
¡ateneo, .it M ndacn’a.
j!*tf
cans f o r ...................................................... 20c
frutti h vinit Miti» Mr««. Klindtet h Kuynier nre in Kugem* tlu» week ut
13c D 15c grade .’’6-inch percale, a y a rd ...................... U l/ 2C
f'hur«*hill nt Kugrnr.
15c grade Diamond “ W ” Sweet Maine
Kev. S u te liffe » ur home Friday be-
temlmg thè ahnutMU»|iia.
corn, 2 ean» f o r ............ _ ..................23c
Ween date» un the rhuutnu<|un plat
25c lace end embroidery trimmed corset covers............. 21c
M irri » I.ubi Wilaun mul Mue Arni
5c bar Davtnn Belle toilet soap, 3 bar»
j »truiig went tu Su lem .Mnnday tu »perni form. He i» nn» nt KoMoburg.
One lot 25c gride ribbon, a y a rd ........................................ 13c
for ...........
10c
thè » eek attem liu g thè Kpwnrth l.eiigin
J . A. Marge»» w u r in frum Saginaw
LUNCHES FOR
One lot 20c and 2.5c curtain scrim, a y a rd ........................ 13c
liiRtituti* nnw lii'ing hi'l.l (bere.
Wedneadny. Mr». Purge»» ha» be«*n
25c grade Diamond " W ” apricot»,
plum», etc., a c a n .................
14c
Fur pninting nml pnpering tee Jo h n iprite »ick fur several montha.
One lot infants' 25c grade pure wool cashniete hose,
0 . (i. D 1 1bert»on ha» been down from
i -»in nt The Wall P ii per k Paint Sture
5c box Searchlight match»», 3 f o r . . l 0 c
a pair ..........................................................................................13c
-5 c bottle S n y d e r 's or Diamond ‘ ‘ W ”
Mr. nml Mr». C. K t inptirey uml the linheiniu di»trict during the pa»t
All 25c grades hosiery for men, women and children,
C'nkeN, II t Meut Hun<) m irheN,
j ehildren lenve Pruluy fnr n munth '» week.
catsup .........................................................20c
a pair ......................................................................................... 21c
I*»«•*« und I’lmtry prepufed up«*!»
Fred Martel» and Monte Miner have
v i»it ni tbe Ku»t, unti » i li attend thè
Full cream Oregon rheese, a l b ..........19c
Nh«»rt not ire. Dun i worry your
| fmr un thè wuy.
been down frutti Hnhemin during the
All 15c grades hosiery for n en, w omen and children,
l lb. package Arm
Hammer s o l a . . 5 c
N«*lf ultuut your pirttir lunch.
puat week.
a p a i r ..........................................................................................12c
Mr». W. .1. d a n ln e r i» reeovering
6 bar» best white laundry s o a p ......... 25c
Ju » t turn the order over to uh .
Drink
Celro
Kola,
‘ ‘ Kirat
for
frulli ber reeent parnlytic »trnke. Mr.
85c to $1.00 grade wool dress goods, a y ard .................. 69c
lieNt iii «* ii I n in the rity , L\V
Hardwood toothpicks, a b o x ....................4c
mul Mr» (innlner luivi* receiveil » u n i T h i r s t .” 5c nt your fa v orite foun
tain.
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No. 10 pound pail compound............S I . 13
50c grad* s wool dress goods, a y a rd .................................... 38c
thnt tbeir »un Will i» »uk in Californin
Jo h n Nukea report» thnt hia aun
.■mi u*knig Mm. (innlner tu rumi*, but
No. 5 pound pail compound.........._ .60c
Do Not Overlook the Dig Saving on Shoes at This Store
Clyde o f Albany ha» porchnaed a It*Dì
»he ir mintile tu mnke thè trip,
25c glass Delmonte preserves, e a c h . . 17c
CbM. Cooley, Proprietor.
Desirable Styles and All Leather Quality.
Studebaker.
The rity pnrk presenta n Ben ter up
C.
S.
Mille»
waa
in
frum
Dorenn
penrnnee, thè re»ult uf huving thè gru»»
Friday.
trillimeli. .1. W. StunpR <|i.i thè jo b.
A. I.. Iln/letnn uf Wiihhingtnn »n<
1.
evi Geer waa in frnm l.umlnn Fri
The He* T h e ate r hn» lieen fnrtuniite
here to Bttrnil the funernl nf hl> lirutli
day.
in »eenring thè fnmutiR llnwniinn »ing
er, (',
Hazleton.
Frunk Hurwun.l o f Knglnnd i» viait­
er» uml ennrert company, whieh hn»
J . N. Wiiterhuu«.* nnnounr»*» ttint he eonipleted n six w eek»’ engugement ut ing hi» »¡»ter in law, Mr». Frank Mule».
hint vnrnnry fur two nr three |>n|>i 1» fur Sun Prnnei»en. The rompnny play» Mr. Harwood ¡» on an extended vaca
th** Rummer. Atlil.e « Eugi'iie, t .re.
onlv thè Inrger ritie» but timi nn npen tion. He ha» viaited South America,
jv l.l c tinte nheuil uf it» uppearnnee in Ku came up to New York and acrona the
t'hiih. I i r ii ti i*i« ii hiih Ii«*.* t. here frum gene.
continent, will gu to the fa ir mid home
Wi'uilliuru .luring the |ut»t week.
by wav of New Orleans.
Iteri T ru .k Ini» returned frum mi uut
Mrs. J a n e Wharton o f Jnsephin»'
ing in thè Mii^einin iliRtrict.
| County is visiting hi-re. She is a sis
Mr. nml Mr». .?, K. Kelly uf Pine
* ter nf IL ( ’., R»d»»*rt and Y**s Veatch
B lu ff, ArkmiRiiR, bave lieen guest» uf
nnd Mrs. H. M. Wallace.
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' Mr». K e l l y ’» purent», Mr. uml Mr». .Ine
Mi»» Kvu Kirhmund ha» returned
i Hnker uf Cottage druve. Mr. Kelly i»
I etigugeil in ruilronding nml will lueute from Mt. Angel Academy, where »he
Mr and Mrs. Claude Dvgert of Ku
L ife insurance places u m a n ’s own
Advertising is th»‘ life »if trade, and
in dii» pnrt of thè »tute if he enti get »pent the Rummer.
nine i n ile R frum t'utti.ge drove, fnrm
Koy Wunipob* ha» about completely gene arrived here Friday in their auto future w elfare and the w elfare o f his the local paper is the one in whieh to
u tranafer tu anme S. I*. diviaion in
lumi nml timb»*r; ten million feet of
an»i children
upon shoulders place your announcements. You mus*
and in company with Mr». J . I ’. Graham wife
j \Ve»tern Oregon. Mr». Kelly wur fur recovered iron, hi» Fourth nf J u l y ucei
went up Sharps Creek on an outing. stronger than his own. T alk with tell the people what you have for sab-
tim b er; well watered nml on goml
'lent.
inerly Mi»» Rena Hnker nf tliia city.
Mr. Graham, who was already in the Harry M e tca lf about the C o lu m b ia’s and invite them to your place o f busi
rumi; »1*0 per nere; will fnrnihh
Mr». C. M. P ark er i» nt Natron via­ hills, accompanied them on their re Special Combination.
Mr.». J . T. Jaco b », Mr». T. K. dii»
ness.
buyer fur timber ut
Vcatch
»un unii Mr». I.enu CI iuiii I i I ìrr uf Ohio, iting her daughter, Mr». C. V. Stewart. turn. A chicken th ie f took a pen o f
C. H. Burkholder and son Jo h n n ie
Sell and buy with Sentinel want ads
& Mpeneer.
j n 22 j 1 1 ‘J
»lui timi lieen vi»iting tbeir »i.Rter, Mi»» She will visit at Dexter befure return Mr». G raham 's fine chickens during her returned to Lebanon by auto Wednes­
Advertisers are in good company in
ing.
Miaa
Geneva
Kirne
accompanied
J e i ^ e Herg, bnve left fnr Sun Prnn
day. Jo h n n ie will return in a few The Sentinel.
absence.
jly S tf
her.
rlaen.
Tell your neighbors and friends you
Miss Elizabeth Churchill was here days.
C. J . Kern leaves Thursday for P o r t ­ from Eugene over Sunday.
The economical buver reads the ads. saw it in The Sentinel.
j!y5tt'
I f my wing» » e r e nn gund iih my
deputy S h e r i ff Klkin» wu> up from
land,
where he will jo in a bunch of
»ole»
I
»nubi
huve
nn
tmuble
in
get
Kugene Friday on eounty bilaine»».
Gilbert Tyson and family have gone
Kexnll boo»tor» and go to the national
A non win« born J u n e lit* tn Mr. nml tm g into heaven. I gnt my Mule» frum convention at San Frnnciaco. Mr. Kern to New port for a week ’» outing.— Eu
Onff'M Siine llnNpitlil.
Mm. Dolan Hopper nt Muginuw.
i» vice-president o f the sta te aasorin gene Kegister.
Mi»» Arile l.nngilun went to Kugene
Gilbert Ireland Bell, Amos Warren
A ilnughter wan burn Ju n e 26 tn Mr. yentenlnv fnr u w e e k ’» \ ini t with her tion.
nml Mm. Chris llnblerinnn.
Mra. T. W. De Long has a» her Wilkins and Charles August Murray,
aiater, Mm. Audrey Huve».
three Kugene boys, motored to Cottage
guest» two sisters from Michigan.
drink
('e lm
Knln,
“ Firnt
fur
l ’ ncle .lini Shortriilge will celebrate
Grove
and returned Satu rday. Mr.
Mrs. Zcphin J o b o f B u tte, Mont.,
T h i m t . ” 5«' ut your f l u o r it e fumi hi» eighty fuiirth nnniveranry Hunday
viaited Tuesday and Wednesday at the Murray stated thnt the roads were in
tnin.
j y ! 5 29 uml there will be u fnmilv reunion.
home o f her brother in law. Dr. M. K. very good condition.— Eugene Guard.
Job.
C. \V. Caldwell is haying on his Silk
The second annual Oregon Stnte Creek ranch.
Holiness earnp meeting will be held here
Mrs. Robert Sherwood o f Portland
from J u l y 15 to 25. Arrangements spent one night Inst week with Mrs.
hnve been made for a big tent to be Nelson Durham while on her way to
set up in the southern part of the city Ashland to visit her mother.
The meetings will be conducted by
A son was born J u l y 2 to Mr. and
E vangelista W atk ins and Kring.
Mr». Chas. Cooley.
Wednesday, Two Big Features
Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Mnekin have had
A son was born this morning to Mr.
ns their guests during the past week and Mrs. J o e l ’leunrd.
Mr. M a r k i n ’s cousins, Misses Ju ne,
Jo sepnine ami Anna Davis o f Board-
Card of Thanks.
man, Win.
We, the relativ es o f C. C. Hazleton,
A two pnrt vivid Western Indian Drama
W. M. Cooper is laying the foundation recently decease»!, express our sineerest
| for a large building at the corner of thanks to his and our many friemls, ami
j Sixth anil Washington.
especially to the members of the
I’aiilitic hush in
Miss Ethel Pollock o f Kugene vis- Masonic order for their expressions of
I ited during the past week with Mrs. sympathy and help during his illness
nnd denth.
| W. ( a Id well.
A. I,. Hazleton,
Part 1.— The Hawaiian Play, “ The Flower of Love.’ ’
Frederic and Edmond Aldrich left
Mrs. C. C. Hazleton.
last Tuesday for Kugene where they
Hazel Hazleton,
j joined the Y. M. C. A. boys on their
Thursday Special
N eita Hazleton,
annual outing nf Triangle Lake. The jly l.'lpd
Dana«* Lawton.
Part II.— Mis« Evelyn De Folia rt in her unique version of
(Intcc C u iu ik I and Krancitt Ford in
j eompany, which is under the super­
Uncle Tom ’« Cabin.
vision o f Men Hehmidt, will be out
Sell thnt old cow. A Sentinel Wnnt
I for about three weeks.
Ail. will do the trick on short notice.
The hnnd has derided to try to give Buyers will be looking for you.
a Romantic Drama
Part III.— A concert of Hawaiian and American numbers.
| free open air eoneerts every other F ri
day
evening,
beginning
next
week.
The
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members buy th ir own music nnd nre FO R S A L E OR W I L L T R A D E FOR
not able to get ns much ns they like
hay or grain, second hnnd Wheeler
but will be pleased to endeavor to play
Ji Wilson cabinet sewing machine, in
SPECIAL FEATURE SATURDAY
any favorite piece for anyone who wiil
fine working order. See K arl K.
1 furnish the music.
Mill« at Music House.
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The Fair
Big Clearing Savings on Desirable Merchandise
Well Worth Attention of the Thoughtful Buyer
GROC’RY BARG'INS
PICNIC PARTIES
PALACE RESTAURANT
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Peterson
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HAWAIIAN SINGERS and CONCERT CO.
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1 W h o pay •
Trail Breakers
Every O ne a Soloist
Every O ne an Artist
The Lion, The Lamb, The IVfan
Th e Call o f the Waves
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