à
T A L E S OF THE T O W N
Th«> Mirriti courtesy you tun show your guests is to huv* fluir vlaitn men
tiont'tl to I he Hcutincl. 'Ilio iiii’riit nnurtesy you mu show your friends in to
loi Ilium know ot1 your visits H i rollali u now« ¡tom in The Hcutincl. The
nivfMt courtesy you fun »bow II.... «lilor i« to bring lo Ilio offlco u complete
writo up of iiny now« itoni you know. Lot '■ huvo courtesy nil around.
CARPET SWEEPER
x
lii«l weok from Myrllo frook. Tlcv .vili
movo to tirunt» l'aaa.
I.oail blinik«, .'¡¡Jo por ilo/on; l’Or por
liulf ilo/on, or 5o eaoh. Tho Montinol.
Cash for chickens and eggs at
upr5tfc
Log il liliink«, Slio por ilor.on; 2<io por Spray
liiiIf ilo/.on, or r»o «neh. Tbo Hontinol.
.1 Hardy Crow and «un Harfiobl sor»
Tho Kioliiiri|«on fnuiily wiih up from in from I,orano Hnturdny.
t’roxwoll for Ilio Fourth.
W. <1 HciiHie, rorontly olootod «up*r I
Polo lino Itili«, (City N o I hoii limi llurry mlondont of Ilio city «chimi», wa« .ip
from Kngciic Hnturdny.
Fu liner «poni ilio Fourth in Eugeni*
If iiitorested in a »oholnrship in tho |
t’horry pittor«; Hwcngcl Hurilwuro.
Internai ouinl Corri «pondi-tuc Sohool, iti
Hill llopmun wi i h ilown from Hiijniln
will pny you to «co, Tho Hontinol. jnSfittic
for tho liiU reliibrution.
Joo Tuttlo, of Ktigone, demoer'i;io I
Mr». W II A tirimi« unii Mr«. P. A.
emulili.ite for thè legislature and un 'ir
l ’inno woro up from Kiigcnc Momluy un
doni aposHo of lowor Imo*, mia up froin
tniHiiio«« nini viniting frioml».
Mr«.
ilio oounty «ont Hnturdny engineering n
Alirnm« riunì inni ovrr Ilio Fourth.
¡impiligli for inoro «ignaturo« ori tho pi
< - ilrrin t.'ooloy, uaont for tho Oregon titillo« for tho «tute wiib In* limitatimi
Firo Koln.f A«»ooinlion of MoMinuvillo. amen dmont.
l’hono JS Ft.
nlltfc
Sat., July 8, to Sat, July 22
Every department o f our store is represented in this Clearance Sale o f desirable
and new summer merchandise. A ct at once if you want new, seasonable m’d’se
at the lowest prices. Regardless o f rising prices everywhere we are quoting
t hew* sacrifice prices as a means to a complete turnover o f stock. Tell your friends
and bring them to this store with you and you’ll not be disappointed.
Clearance of
ALL WASH GOODS
W E ST SIDE G R O C E R Y
Mr. unii Mr«. 11. t>. F. Pittninr, of
PHONE 11 FKEE D ELIV ER Y
Konnel, L'ulif., huvo vi»itoil during tbo
Como nini «co ii h . Wo will treni
pu«t work ut tho F. P. Kulnton homo.
you right; Imt dono! n«k u« to ■ ut
Mr«. Pitlniur i« u niooo of Mr«. ICnUtoii
priees or soli bolow oost.
.imi ii dnughter of tho luto J. J. I.anc.
Plour $1.26 up to SI.(¡5, etc., ere
Hpruy wiII puy you tho highi-Mt cash
prieo for mohair, wool, Imlo« or poli«.
aprStfc
Frank J. Norton, mmmgcr of tho
Mr«. John Niikea inni arnnililuuahtor, Sutberlin plant of tho Evorfrosh Food
Willi every Hti*i,l range ho M nl tti«* Ir in ii Millor, loft WoiluoHilny of lu»t
was in tho rity Friday on business
regular price liftMrt'ii now ami weok for u viait ut Monroo inni Milioni. with the Im* a I cannery.
Annusi I, wo will give •iiHt.lul' ly John ootilil only «tinnì tho «opurntion u
When you can got ns good a phono
weok, inni loft yo»torilny to join In«
graph as there is made at half the price
I i f f otif nl t lit* fninoiiH I inni " V ii fumily.
charged by others, you can afford to
cuiiin Swceperu (price $7.50). We
Mr. inni Mr«. John f'onter, o f fo r v ili
get one. Hear tbo best singers nnd the
■ lo thin in order to iifi|iiaiut you li», «poni tho Fourth ut tho A. il. Wooil best orche»!rn music in tho world. The
with tin* uiiusiiul value Imi li ul 11n* | homo.
Singer phonograph will do it. Only $.15
A«k for Gregory ’» Proad ut your grò- cash or $40 on monthly payments. Cull
range unii tho «weeper.
eer '«.
tfe and see and hear at Madsen’s. jnl’Ojlv
A " pollini ilmiahtor wa» liorn Juno 27.
I 28 lo Mr. uml Mr» Mike Finnorty.
Mrs. Elbert Heile and children und
A il pouml «mi w iik borii Juno 27 to Miss Renaio Griffin left Sunday for a
lit cow
visit with friends and relatives in Min
Mr. uud Mr». Al. Miller, of Pivide.
A well writIfii, Ntlrui'tivoly displnyrd
Heavy wrapping paper, juat tho thing nesota. Great fear* nre held for the ef
to go under carpel«, 15c u bundio. The fect upon the “ old man'*’ ’ rotnnd
ir«lvrrlix'inmt |my» eve ry time,
juno 7-14pd avoirdupois during tho absence of his
Mr« Robert Nliitliy unii rhililron hnvo Montinol.
cook.
roturned from Corvallis, where mime of
Pill Edward« mid »on llormun rurao
R. J. Corcoran has n-turnod from
too rliiMron wore nt tending tho agri- down from their liohomia mining obiim
I’ortlund, where he wns employed for
to »pond the Fourth.
oull unii college.
«eversi month» in a flour mill.
t'ooil Wooley u n i boro from Rngenc
N. M. Koldi, county ugrirultiiriNt, and
Machine oils; Swengel Hardware.
to «|iolol tho Fourth.
J. M. Alcorn, former acting ugricultur-
W. G. Perry was at Oakland aeveral
KuMior hool« luko tho jur out of tho I ml, wore in tho city one duy lu»t week.
h |0 iio . Mo «ny« Poe doff, Hhoo t’hiro
Th<' «apply of binding twine ¡« going day» of the past week looking after hi»
to run «hurt. The Mwcugcl Hard ware stock.
|iroetor,
If Your House Hasn’t
Burned Yet, It’s Not Too
Late to Have It Insured
Talk W ith
-
METCALF
Mr». J. E, (>«traudor returned hint
week from mi extended viait with rela
t i v e » ut different valley p o i n t « .
Rubber Heels are good for tired,
nehing foot, if pat on by Goff.
II. J. Mhinn wns in Eugene Mnturdny
on bii«ino«x.
Fruit liiNpcctor Mtownrt wax in Ku
gone Maturduy.
I’lnoo a business ntiinulator hero and
bo happy.
Sw im m ing T im e
BATHING SUITS
Pow ell & Co.
Berries W anted!
.
■=
Bath Towel Sale
House Apron Sale
These aprons shown in Bungalo style
in dark patterns and made of the
best percale; sold regularly at 90e
each. Choice this S ale.................69c
Corset Sale, Half Price
In which some idle money may
be safely invested, so that it
will earn more than “ bank
interest.' ’
Have you a business, an in
vestment or a plan in which an
investor could safely place
“ I'noln” Burn nnd “ Aunt” Jane
Vcnteh hnvo returned from a visit with
Ihoir son Al. at Portland. They hardly
some money, with line pros
iccognizcd the old place uud found few
pects of profits— or have you
An «pouml iluiiahtor wax born July
■f tlx landmark« that worn teoro when
.1 to Mr. uml Mr». Junto« Fnaloml.
money to place in such an in
ihoy first saw il back in tho curly ’50».
Furmor» should aot thoir machino ro
vestment?
If so. tell about it
Armnml I.. Wynne, Mouthorn l ’ncifie
puir» curly,
I .covo order» with tho
with
a
Sentinel
want ad.
olootririun for tho I'ortliind divixion,
Mwouaol llnrdwitrc for prompt aorvioo.
«pent the Fourth hero with his family.
Nfr mid Mr». Jaokaon (lodimi woro
Food nnd aeeda ut Hpruy'x. apr5tfc
op from Mprinaficld to Npoml tho Fourth
Mi«» l.onu liiirchum, who taught in
with rolntivoa.
„
I ho A«tori:i «cbool« tho pu«t year, hn»
Miss Fay Goldsey mid Miss Ixdn
Mr. mol Mr«. J. W. Monn« woro in
arrived home to «pond tho «uinnicr va Cummings, of Adair, Ok In., are spending
from l«iruno for the Fourth.
cation.
a month at tho George Wilson home.
Kmcrnon Wilcox, wife mid baby have
If the person who found my glasses
moved from Eugene to this city to ro and kept them will let me know I'is i d
«ido.
I
dress, 1 will send him the ease also. I)'.
l
jly7pd
For Hire— Ford service. Charge» rea I). 1,. Woods.
Thin lx to remind you that we carry
sonable. Phono 150-K or PIN. Joe Mmitb,
Mrs. Hannah Robinson, of I.odi. Calif.,
a large and well »elected line of
licensed chiuffcur.
jno22jly6pd is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Orrin Rob
Mi«» Koulah Hanna hn« returned Jiiitn inson, and has also visited her children
¡it Talent.
a visit at Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rartell motored to
A few more good second hand bug
gies and wagon« at Spray’s.
upr5tfc Eugene Friday.
for larllex, nilxaex, men anil boys All
Lost — A small pouch containing small
Sixth company, C. A.
wn» ban-
colorr. OET IN THE SWIM.
quetod at Phillip»’ hall Saturday'eve amount of currency and checks. Re
ning by tho Women ’» Relief corps, mom turn to L. A. Ralston for reward, jlyfipd
bora of tho (l. A. R. being honored
John and Fred Rartols wore down
guests.
from the Bohemia district to spend tho
Stanley Pnmowood ix homo from the Fourth.
Mill» City railroad hnspitnl, where he
Twins were born Saturday to Mr. and
II. V. M nelson hn» taken tho agouey had boon confined for xomo time with Mrs. Dick Roberts.
for tho Hingor phonoaruph». They are ii badly cut foot, nn injury wr^ich ho
An 8-pound son was born Friday to
guaranteed to bo nx good ux the Victor, »ustnined whilo working with n South Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Trask. Mrs. Trask
Kdi«nn or Columbia and font only hulf ern Pacific bridge carpenter crow near is at a Portland sanitarium.
an mueb. Tho bonuty of tho «Unger is Albany.
Want to buy horse, light spring wag
that it will play any record. It «oil.« for
Why pay $80 and $150 for a phono on nnd harness. Want good outfit
$.15 enah or at $40, $5 down and $.1 a graph when you can got just a» good cheap. Cull today at Hotel Oregon. Eva
month.
jun2ttfe ones for $40 ami $75 at Madsen ’a.
Wentworth.
jlvtipd
Mr«. I.ney Holland and Mrx. Itiloy
Harry Connor, who ix employed ns a
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Van Sohoiaek were
Mnodgra»» attended tho Fourth of July’ bridge carpenter crew on tho summit in from Dorenn yesterday.
oolobrntion at Axhlnnd.
between Corvallis and Newport, wn»
Colonel Lawson, Captain Woods. Cap
I,. A. Chamborlnln, who rorontly ro- homo to spend tho Fourth with relatives
tain Metcalf, Lieutenant Cruson and
moved to Idaho, ix hero for a few dnyx and friends and will attend the nnnuil Lieutenant King were in Creswoll yes
encampment at Fort Stevens with Sixth
on lm«inoHN.
terdny securing recruits for Sixth com
company.
pany.
Eat Gregory’s Rrend.
tfc
J. R. Medley has commenced the ro
Mrs. Rennie Rrumhangh, of Oak lend, construction of his bungalow on Ninth
Calif., is here making an .'«tended visit street. His house was recently destroyed
LOOANBERRIE8. BLACKBER
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rog by fire.
RIES A N D RASPBERRIES
er«.
Lost, on Memorial day, a chatelaine
Robinson Spencer nrriv?d from Eu bag, containing keys and small change.
EVERFRE8II FOOD COM PANY
gene Saturday.
Finder may keep change nnd will re
j2ljll4
Sutberltn, Ore.
Tents, campers’ and prospectors’ out ceive suitable reward for return of keys
fits can be rigged up at the Swengel to Mrs. Clara Burkholder.
Hnrdwnre store.
Mrs. C. C. Messenger, of Sutherlin. is
Tho «tore which doox not ndvertixe
An
11-pound
son
wax
born
here
hint
a
guest
of her uncle nnd nunt, Dr. Todd,
cannot grow.
Thursday to Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd nnd Mrs. Charles Brown, of this city.
Mrx. 8. E. Blnlr Ix hero from Port
Churchill, of Oakland.
W. E. English canto in from Rujadn
land viaiting her hnabend, arriving in
Mrs. Amos Deere left for Oregon City last week nnd had The Sentinel sent for
time for the oolobrntion.
n year to his cousin, Mrs. M. W. Cal
Thnrxdny of Inst week.
Pr. and Mrx. II. II. Petri* and tho
houn, at Oklahoma, Okln.
Mr.
nnd
Mrx.
A.
J.
Stevens
retimed
Horace and Charloe Conner f ami lien
Curtain Scrim Sale
Kxtra heavy and large hath towels,
50c to 60c value; choice each ... 43c
40c and 45c towels, each............33c
30c and 35c towels, each............ 23c
25c towels, each........................... 19c
lKo towels, each........................... 14c
12'oc towels, each..........................9c
There are people seeking ways
W e have a small line of odds and
ends in new eorsets, sizes 18 and 19
only. Regular values $1.00, .+1.50,
+2.00 and +2.50.
Choice This Sale. .. H A L F -P R IC E
50c ------ 75c ------ $1.00 ------ $1.25
^
4c and 9c
White Novelty Wash Goods
Extra Special
These ginghams were received
late in the season and are put
on this sale as a big sacrifice as
ginghams are steadily advanc
ing in price and are very hard
to replace. Choice this Clear
ance Sale, a y a rd ............ 8VijC
H
Embroidery Sale
Including all printed cotton
wanh goods in voile, flaxon, lin-
aire, lawn, etc., which sold at
16c, 19c and 2.‘’»e. Choice this
Clearance Sale, a y ard ....... 13c
Gingham Special
if
(r
We have placed nearly our entire embroidery
stock on sale up to 12 inches wide and the pat
terns are so pretty and sueh good values that
you will want to be here early as the selling
will be more than brisk.
Values 5c to 10c a yard.............................. 4c
Values 10c to 18c a yard............................ 9c
Including all white self figured
white goods in plain and mer
cerized effects. Regular values
15c to 25c a yard. Choice this
Clearance Sale, a y ard ......... 9c
Wynne & Kime
Have You Anything In
teresting to Say To a
Would Be Investor?
X
July Clearance Sale
eveniug of Ilio Foiirth.
ti. ti. Wnrnor rouhln ‘t «tny in tho hill« in taking conditional order« only. Hot
while n Fourth o f J u l y celebration mum lor leave your order early.
going on ilow n hero.
A marriage licenae wut i««uod lu«t
weok to Norman A. Ilomonway, of I.o
riino, and Ho*«io Z. Hick «on, of Leu
| burg.
X
Fourteen D a y s
Wiilliieo Millor, ompioyo.l by thi
Moni borii l ’aeifio boro for nomo timo,
Ini» Iroon tranaforreil to l'or'lund.
A. J. 11 :■ K**r, propriotor of tho Miei crii
l’riut Mliop, ho» |on»oil tho pinot to W.
f . founer for n o.ouplo of m intb» nul
wiII «pomi Ilio timo aettina < lo»o to mi
inotoroil lo Fugano in Ilio l'otrio eur Ilio turo in Poiialii« oounty.
Win. t'luipmuii w iih boro from Murroln
for Ilio Fourth.
D C = )C
de
.................. 4
9c ------ 13c ------ 17c
Our entire line of curtain scrims, both plain
and printed, are offered for this sale. Buy
your curtains now before fall house cleaning
time.
1 2 V 2 C values now.......................................9c
15c to 20c values now.............................. 13c
25c values now.......................................... 17c
Linene Suiting Sale
•Id-inch colored cotton linene suiting. This
eloth is very suitable for wash skirts, suits
and coats for warm weather wear. Regular
15e value.
Choice this Clearance Sale, a yard...........9‘/ac
Men’s Shirt Sale
o
This sale includes a big 1 t,
all sizes of men’s fast color
negligee dress shirts, both
with and without collar«;
sold regularly here at $1.00
and +1.25. Choice this Sale,
each........................ . . 69c
Men’s Union Suit Sale !=,
A big lot of light cotton union suits, long or short sleeves,
color ecru or white; regular 50c and 60c values.
Choice this Sale, each....................................................... 39c
I’orosknit union suits, long sleeves, and ankle length; sold
regularly at $1.00 each.
Choice this Sale, each............... . ....................................69c
Nainsook union suits, athletic style, closed crotch, inserted
seat, elastic back, no sleeves, knee length; regularly sold
at 85c to $1.00.
Choice this Sale, each....................................................... 69c
G < oa(
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jorgenson came
up from Mabel for the Fourth.
Joe McKibben was up from Riddle,
where he is employed with the bridge
gang, to spend the fourth.
George O. Knowles has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of J. C.
Cluckey, deceased. J. B. Himeral, E. C.
Lockwood and Ohas. Gettys wore named
by the court to appraise the property.
“ A u n t " Jane Veutch was tripped by
a loose plank in the sidewalk a few
days ago and receiv'd a hard fnll thnt
resulted in a broken rib and a bruised
knee. Rer face was also badly scratched.
She is over 80 years of age.
An 11-pound son was born July 1 to
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Westenhaver are
at Vancouver, B. C., on business and
pleasure.
J. I). Westenhaver returned Snturday
from n business trip to Portland and
Salem.
Mrs. Max W. Kimmel writes to
change her address to Canyonville. Mrs.
Kimmel was formerly \Ass Marguerite
O ’Mara nnd taught in the Canyonville
schools.
A. T. McClure nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ted
l’ellett, of Wnterville. Wash., nnd J. C.
McClure, of Los Angeles, have been
guests for the past week at the J. T.
Short home.
Mrs. Kb. Spray came up from Rose-
burg to spend the Fourth nnd is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
The W. F. Hart family wns here from
Coyvallis to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Bert Trask was quite seriously
ill Sunday.
(Continued on page >
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R educed
NEWPORT
F a r e s fo r
S u m m e r T r ip s
W hen summer comes and
a vacation outing is plan
ned, remember N ewport
is cool. T he breeze from
off the mighty Pacific never
fails. W ith the many diversions and at
tractions to pass the hours away, surely
you could find no better place for your
vacation.
The Cost is Low
Round Trip Tickets are on sale daily from all Southern
Pacific stations in Western Oregon. The return limit
is October 31st.
D A IL Y TR AINS FROM A L B A N Y A N D CORVALLIS
M A K E EXOBLLENT CONNECTIONS
Write for illustrated booklet "N e w p o r t ” or ask local
agent for complete information.
John M Scott. Ooneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Oro.
Southern
P a cific