Cottage Grove sentinel., January 26, 1916, Image 2

W ednesday evening a t 7:30. All are
welcome. Sunday School at 10 a. m. |
and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30
our circ u latin g lib ra ry is open to the
publie.
SIR DOUGLAS HAIG
S E V E N T H DAY A D V E N T IS T .
P ra y e r m eeting on Wednesday even
log a t 7 :30.
Youug P eople's Missionary Volunteer
Society, F rid a y evening at 7:1 30.
S a b b ath School each S a b b ath a t 1:30
p. in. Services following.
S1ANDING GUARD
OVER THE
WHOLE FAMILY-
APO STO LIC F A I T II MISSION.
Fred Houshuh, P a sto r
Services every Wednesday evening at
Mission Hall, opposite depot.
Every­
body invited to a tte n d these meetings.
Vo collections taken.
OREGON HASGREAT FUTURE
AS CORN STATE
Ihe laxative tablet
with the pleasant taste
St. P aul, Minn., J a n . 25, 1916. — I
“ T he n o r th w e s te r ! s ta te s have made
the most uuiuxiiig progress in corn r a is ­
ing th a t cun be recalled in the hiatory !
of the production of th is grain in any
p articu la r section
of the
United
S t a t e s , ” according to Prof. U. A. Moore
of the Wisconsin A gricultural college
w ho today made the aw a rd s for the j Vl-.oto liy A m e r ic a n I'rv a a A s s o c ia tio n .
men 'a exhibits in the F irst N ational
Sir Douglas Haig, who succeeded
Corn Show held in the new mammoth ;
G
eneral
F rench as c o m m a n d e r of th e
Hill Hailway building, this city. The
trophy cups were given by the F irst British forces In F rance.
N ational Hank and N orthw estern T rust
! Company. Prof. Moore said " M i n n e ­
sota, Wisconsin, the D akotas, M ontana,
B R IE F WAR NEWS
Idaho, W ashington and Oregon hav e a
wonderful fu tu re in th e production of
A t r e u r h ta k e n by the A ustro llu u
corn and this means n corresponding guriuiis from the Italian s neur the
progress in livestock r a is i n g .” T here
W e h a v e th e ex c lu siv e se llin g r ig h ts for th is g r e a t laxative.
were no sweepstakes, the com petition Toll»Ilio bridgehead and an in r re a s o
T r i a l sixe, 10 c e n ts.
being confined to the d istric ts of the in the Italian b o m b a rd m e n t of th is ro
eight s ta te s named. Following are the gloti form the chief e v e n ts on th e Ails
THE MODERN PHARMACY
1 aw ards for the Oregou d istricts:
tro Italian Hue.
T H E R E X A L L S T OR E
Oregon District No. 1:
In M ontenegro th e A u stro Hung»-
1st— E. I.. T ate, Kivcrview.
rlan s c o n tin u e th e ir p u rsu it of the
2nd— F. C. Fry, Nyssa.
M ontenegrins, c a p tu r in g from them
3rd— F. C. F ry, Nyssa.
-4th— K. M. Shiingle. Milton.
positions and men
I’o dgodlt/u, to the
District No. 2:
ea st of Uettilije. anil Nise a r e th e lul-
1st—P. H. Samuelson, Brownsville.
e s t pla ce s r e p o r te d e v a cu a te d .
2nd— A. T. Cline, Mt. Angel.
S u cce sa es for th e R u s sia n s lu th e
3rd—F.
Borgelt,
Salem.
Flour is advancing, but not at
4 th —J . W. Wolfe, Brownsville.
fig h tin g in P e rsia a r e a s s e r te d by I'e-
Short’s Grocery
trugrad. In Its offtelul s ta te m e n t. I’e-
Crown best flo u r .................. $1.50
tro g ra d m a k e s th e firs t a n n o u n c e m e n t
th a t th e G e r m a n s a r e fighting w ith the
Bear Patent Hard Wheat . .$1.30
T
u r k s in this region. T h e T u r k s in
Albany Johnson’s Best
r e tr e a t along the T ig r is ure th o se who
Cracked Corn 100 lbs..
. $2.25
have been holding bnek the British
The m a jority of the members of the
Oil Meal 100 lbs............. ...$2.25
colum
n proceeding up the riv er to the
Lane County A gricultural association
Alfalfa Meal 100 lbs. . ...$1.25
expressed themselves ns being in fav o r relief of th e British at K ut el-A m ara
of the sale of the fa ir grounds, 11th
T h e T u r k s a r e now being a tta e k e d
Shorts 80 lbs.................
...$1.25
Avenue east, to Lam* county, at the a n ­ by both R u s sian s an d British
In the
Bran 60 lbs..................... ........ 85c Delicious refre sh m e n ts were served in m ent of its services an d oth e r news. nual m eeting held in the commercial
tw o courses. T he next m eeting will be C o ntributors are requested to omit e x ­ club rooms last week. The fair grounds C a u c a su s the R ussians, reinforced, ure
Processed Barley, 75 lbs ...$1.35 w ith Mrs. B e rt Richmond on Wednes- h o rta tio n s and other edito rial m a tte r, is owned by the association.
on th e o f f e n s lie along a front of a l ­
an d to m ake the announcem ent of s e r ­
Rolled Oats 6 0 lbs................... $1.00 day of n. xt week.
Although no decisive vote was ta k en , most 100 miles, while In M esopotam ia
vices as eoncise as possible. Social a m a jority of the stockholders favored the B ritish have forced the r e ti re m e n t
Special prices in quantities.
L u th e ra n services in the German lan- functions, etc., and news outside of the the plan to sell the land to the county of the O tti man tro o p s ulong both
Tl-v a package of Seneca stock sua8e wiU h® held at the P r e s b y te r ia n weekly announcem ent m ay be elaborat- for $20,000 and added in debtedness b anks of th e T igris r iv e r to the sou th
which would probably a m ount to $5000.
,
church Sunday a fte rn o o n at* 3:30. All ed upon.]
The sta te legislature at the last session of Kut el Amaru, and still art closely
Oi poult I J powder.
G ermans are invited to atte n d .
C H R IS T IA N CH U RCH
passed a bill providing th a t the grounds p ressin g th e m on th e ea st a n d the
Spuds—See
us about spuds.
We
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T. B. McDonald, M inister.
could be purchased for this amount, s u b ­ north.
r
^
The Social Twelve club was enter-
ject to a vote of the people.
want all you have.
! ta in e d T h u rs d a y by Mrs. J . 8. Medley.
F rid a y evening, choir practice.
On th e o th e r fronts, except In Mon
At the m eeting last night it wns d e ­
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,
,
Mrs. J . E. D unton, Mrs. Chas. Adams
S unday, Bible School a t 9:4a a. m.
Groceries--Prices and quality al- and Mrg D H H em enw ay w ere guests. P re ac hing a t 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
cided to hnve the board o f directors tenegro. little fig h tin g Is in progress.
C. E. 6:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting meet in the near fu tu re and decide upon T h e offensive of the R u s sian s In E a s t
ways right at
An e lab o rate luncheon was served.
the question of w hether an o ffe r to sell Galicia and along th e B e ssa ra b ian
T hursday a t 7:30 p. m.
L a d i e s ’ Aid m eeting each Wednesday shall be made.
P I
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Mrs. Lee N ixon and Mrs. Al. Hum-
front h a s died dow n aga in
On the
H enry W. S tew art wns re-elected p r e s ­
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M orning sermon, “ The Work Before ident of the society at the meeting. E.
R lU y
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| J H ( J J l O Hamloth home. The
a fte rn o o n was
tions h a v e co n siste d m ainly of a r t i l ­
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was
elected
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Blockades
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spent w ith fancy work.
A bout
25
J . M. Williams, s e c r e ta ry ; and W. T. lery du els an d m in in g und c o u n t e r ­
the Road to H e ll.”
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--------------------------------------were present.
Gordon, treasurer.
m in in g work. T h e big British g u n s
Second M e tro P ic tu re V e r y Good.
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The directors were elected ns fol­
M m , P e tr o v a in “ The V a m p i r e ”
, P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H ^
B A P T IS T
lows: II. W. S tew art, M. M. Davis, J . hav e th r o w n shells in to Lille, but B e r­
.
,
f _ .
D. A. MacLeod.
P h o n e 132B.
. Rev. C. C. ^ an Gorkum, pastor.
M. Williams, E. L. Arroitnge, C. O. P e t ­ lin s a y s only slight d a m a g e was done.
t
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Bible School a t 10 a. m. M orning
Sunday School, 10 a. m. P reaching, erson and E. O. P o tter.
day was a very good production. T his
worship at n a . m . J u n io r C hristian H *. m. an d 7:30 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:30
was the f ir s t appe aranc e o f Mme. Pe- E ndeavor a t 3 p. m.
E v e n in g worship p. m. P r a y e r m eeting T hursday,
7:30
SHOR T N E W S NU GGETS
tr o v a here and all seemed well sa tisfie d j a t 8 p. m.
^
i p. m
‘ The
Service 11 a. m., subject,
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w ith her perform ance. T he story of
Miss M a rg a re t Wilson, th e p r e s i­
F R E E M ETH O D ISTS.
this Metro picture was much above the C hrist C la im .” S ubject for th e evening, ]
d e n t's d a u g h te r , h as had ade n o id s and
R hoda B u rn ett, P asto r.
Some Yield F ive P er Cent on I n v e s t­
the last one.
“ S piritu al D isc ern m en t.”
tonsils removed.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
m ent and More.
O eneral V lctorlano H u e rta , fo rm e r
P re a c h in g service 11 a. m., followed
by class meeting.
provisional
p re sid e n t of Mexico, died
T w en ty per cent of th e Lnne county
Service S unday evening a t 7:30.
farm s which were given a g overnm ent a t his ho m e In El Paso, Tex.
P ra y e r m e etin g W ednesday evening
survey last fall by H. F. Keyes, farm
Tw o bomljM w ere burled Into the
a t 7:30.
m anagem ent d em onstrator, w orking un­ au to m o b ile of P re m ie r O kum a, s u p ­
The r e v iv a l m eeting continues a t th e
der the U nited S ta te s d e p a rtm e n t of
F re e M ethodist church. I n ste a d of s e r ­ ngricuture, c o o p e r a tin g with the O re­ posedly by a fan a tica l Chinese, w ith ­
vices at 2:30 Sunday afternoons, th e
gon ag ric u ltu ral college, are p aying o u t effect.
services are now held in the forenoon.
C o m p tro ller of th e T r e a s u r y W il­
their owners a thousand dollars above
Sunday school will be a t 10 a m. an d
five per cent upon the investm ent, is liam s h a s asked for a law to e m p o w e r
p reaching a t 11 a. m., followed by the report made by Mr. Keyes.
the d e p a r t m e n t of Justice to p ro sec u te
class m e tting.
Mr. Keyes is now re tu rn in g to the
N e x t S u n d ay the S un d ay school will farm ers the pupers made out a f t e r tho n a tio n al b an k s guilty of ex a c tin g
be reopened. All in v ite d , especially
survey was made.
H e shows them usury.
those who do not a tte n d Sunday school wherein they might improve upon th e ir
F ire d es tro y e d a block In the h e a r t
elsewhere.
system of farm m anagem ent.
of the b u sin e ss d is t r ic t of O ttum w a,
Mr. K eyes made a survey of 98 farm s
M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L .
in L ane county and made reports upon la., c a u s in g $750,000 dam age. W hile
H orace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
92. When asked how the fnrms which the blaxe was in p ro g re ss th r e e o th e r
E v e r y S unday, 9:45 a. m. Sunday he examined compare with those of large b u sin e ss h o u se s w ere set on fire.
School. S ervice with sermon, 11 a. m. other s ta te s and counties where he hns
S tockholm has been chosen as the
worked he replied: “ Poorer than some s e a t of th e p e r m a n e n t peace tr ib u n a l
and 7:30 p. m.
and b e t te r than som e.”
J u n io r L ea g u e 3:00 p. m.
e s ta b lis h e d by th e Ford peace party.
E p w o rth L eague 6:30 p. m.
T h e selection was m a d e Just before
C H R IS T IA N 8 C IE N C E .
th e A m eric an d e le g a te s left for R o t­
The C h ristia n Science church holds
te rd a m to ta k e p a s s a g e for A merica.
service in th e ir chapel, 242 Second St.,
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Received
as
eve ry S u n d a y a t 11 a. m. and eve ry
Before But Smaller.
B rita in to A lter Blockade Policy.
v\
Protects every member of the
family from Constipation-
thé enemy of good health
104 254 504
Shorts Grocery
WOULD SELL FAIR GROUNDS
TO COUNTY
THIS COUPON
Is good for oil« insertion of one
wit lit ud. of not over 25 words.
Try u wunt ud. freu und uoe
w hat resulta you get.
Cottage Grove Sentinel
Not good lifter •lull. 31, ID 16.
BIG N
(('an nut be used by one who has
ulrcitdy used a coupon.)
Sale Cl(
TOR R H E U M A T IS M .
As soon ns it u nttnek of Rheumatism
begins apply S lo a n 's Linim ent. D o n 't
wüste tim e and su f fe r unnecessary
I agony. A few drops of Hlonn's Lini
\ ment on Ihe a ff e c te d purls is all you
I need. T he iiain goes at once.
A g r a te fu l s u ffe re r w rites: “ I was
i su ffe rin g for three weeks with Chronic
Rheumatism mol s t i f f neck, although 1
tried many medicines, they failed. L For
Innately j heard of Hloaa'a L inim ent
and a f t e r using it three or four days
urn up and well. I am employed at the
biggest d e p a rtm e n t sto re in H. F. where
they employ from six to eight hundred
hands, and they surely will hear all
about S lo an 's L inim ent.
IL H. Smith,
San Francisco, Cui. J a n . 11*16. 25c a t
all Druggists.
Now ii
spring
Mi
B ICY C LE AND OUN R E P A IR IN G
S O L D E R IN G O f A L L K IN D S
M. F. O A K E S
SAM
I Second door from corner of W. Main
on Pacific H ighw ay N orth.
F U R N I T U R E R E P A IR IN G A
S P E C IA L T Y
C "X ~ X "X -X -X "X -X -
Baby carriages repaired, tire s p u t on.
S atis fa ctio n gun ran teed.
Will cnll and deliver any work,
Ì
Just
| To ordì
I A spie
i. clothes.
BICYCLE S U N D R IE S ETC
Phone H6 -Y
M A N Y P E O P L E D O N 'T KNOW .
A sluggish liver can cause a person
an a w ful lot of misery. Mpells of dlx-
xiness, hosduehes, c o n s t i p a t i o n and b il­
iousness a r e sure signs t h a t your liver
needs help. T ake Dr. K i n g ’s New Life
Pills und see how they tone up the
whole system. Fine for the stom ach
too. Aids d i g e s t i o n Purifies the blood
and d e a r s your eouiplexion. Only 25c
at your Druggist.
! B O HL
» » » $ » 4 » V -X -.--X -X *
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Orovo Transfer
Draying of all Kinds
P lano M oving
A uto D ray For Quick Delivery
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
One stroke o
impression of its loi
regular intervals th
conceal its whereat
tisement—as com pa
its effect not unlike
space and soon for#
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! Home
Pride t
H.
B A B Y 'S S K I N T R O U B L E S
P im ples E ru p tio n s— E rx rm a quickly
yield to the soothing and healing q u a l­
ities of Dr. H o b s o n 's E rrenin O intm ent
No m u tte r where located, bow had or
loug standing, D. H o b s o n ’# Ecxoina
O intm e nt will remove every trac e of
the ailm ent. It will restore the skin
to its n a tu ra l softness and purity. Don t
let your ehild s u f f e r —d o n 't be embar-
M issed by having your e h ild 's face dis­
figured with blemishes or ugly scars.
Use Dr. H o b so n ’s Ecxemn O intm ent.
Its guuruntevd. No cure, no pay. Site
at yo u r Druggist.
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Hubscribcrs o f The
inform us promptly wl
their poatoffiro uddr<-H
you will not miss a cop
FEW FARMS ARE SUCCESS
LURCH’S
Special Shoe Sale!
This week in
Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes
Will be sold less than wholesale price
Call and see them
LURCH’S
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F U R N IT U R E
HARDWARE
KNOW LES
&
QRABER v
PROHI DOESNT TOUCH US
Ijondnn.— It was p redic ted a c r e t h a t
To all purposes and in te n ts C ottage
G
re
a t B ritain soon would a n n o u n c e an
Grove haa been u n a ffe c te d by the go­
ing into e f f e c t of the prohibition law. ac tu a l blockade of G erm any. T h is in
| T here were no saloons here and had effect would m eet th e A m erican co n ­
not been for several years, so t h a t the ten tio n on several points of i n t e r n a ­
Y ou are the in d ividual we
only e f fe c t was upon p r iv a te shipments.
These continue as before, except t h a t tional law involved in th e o r d e r s t n -
require
the q u a n titie s are not so large. The council u n d er which th e p r e s e n t block­
Wells F a rg o Co. express reports the r e ­ a d e is conducted.
T he above is in tended to a t ­ ceipt of packages every day. A few
tr a c t th e a t te n t io n of in d iv id u ­ larger packages have come by freight.
W a sh in g to n S ta te M a rk a m en Lead.
als who are using the sock i n ­
ste ad o f the b a n k for a deposi­
W a sh in g to n .—W a s h in g to n s t a t e col­
tory, an d who in consequence are
A d m in is tr a to r ’s Notice.
lege. with 999 hits o u t of a possible
rec eiving no in te re st on their s a v ­
N otice is hereby given t h a t b y order
ings.
of the County Court of L ane County, 1000, led in th e first of a se rie s of 12-
We pay in te re st on c e rtif ic a te Oregon, duly made and entered of r e ­ rifle m a tc h e s Just begun by 39 col­
o f depo sit; also on savings a c ­ cord the 18th day of J a n u a r y , 1916, in leges a n d un iv e rsity learns t h r o u g h ­
counts, and would be delighted the m a tte r of the e s ta te of John F. out th e c o u n try u n d e r the au s p ic e s of
undersigned
to hav e all p re se n t “ sock b a n k ” Walker, deceased, th e
th e N ational Rifle A ssociation of
p atro n s call and ta lk over th e Robert E. W alker was duly appointed
A merica.
a
d
m
in
istra
to
r
of
said
estate.
“ real t h i n g ” b a n k in g proposi­
All persons hav in g claims aga in st
tion w ith us.
said es tate are hereby required to p r e ­
sent them duly verified, as by law r e ­ 2000 N orw egians H o m e le ta by Fire.
quired, to said a d m in is tra to r at the o f ­
C hristiania, N orw a y.— A th ird of the
fice of A ttorney A lta King, F irs t N a ­ city of Bergen, a th r iv in g N orw egian
tional Bnnk Building, C ottage Grove,
s e a p o rt with a p opulation of 90,000,
Oregon, within six m onths from the
was d e s tro y e d by fire. T w o lives a r e
d a te of this notice.
re p o rte d to have been lost an d 2000
Dated
a
t
C
o
ttage
Grove,
Oregon,
this
Safety First 26th day of J a n u a r y , 1916.
p e rso n s a r e hom eless. T h e p r o p e r ty
RO B ER T E. W A L K E R,
d a m a g e is e s tim a te d a t $16,000,000.
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A d m inistra tor. *
Fresh Meats
Good Meats
i
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
CU LVER
BRO S. :
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P r o p .-
Phone 16
Free D elivery a t All Times of the Day
Blank notes and receipts for sale at
Tho S entinel office.
a p r 7 tf
It usually costs as much to tu rn out
it poor jo b of p r in tin g ns a good one.
The S entine l turns out th e quality «tu ff
at the same priec t h a t inferior goods
can be p ro fita b ly produced.
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TllUIS
T1
A roi
in foi
slvc 1
Mutui
ture.
You w a n t something. Someone else ^
w ants to sell something.
Wo w ant
want ads. Why not all have w hat we
w ant f
dee22tf.
We’re After You!
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Ore.
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A POORLY F E D H O R SE
reflects discredit on its owner, b u t the
owner gets tho worst of tho deal b e ­
cause economy in fee ding th e horse
a ff e c ts its w orking ca pac ity as well as
its appearance, I _ f : yo u r ‘ horse “ kieks
**--------------uce.
' on
his reed 1 you
ou c can
a r t correct
_________ it by buying
y °u r feed here, as you g et the best
quality for the least outlay. F arm ers,
c o n tra cto rs and horse owners generally
know t h a t our feed is alw ays up to the
sta n d ard .
STERLING FEED CO.
CLIFFI
Comin
CL
AN!
Not a