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Goes at a bargain but is as good as new and looks the part. W ill trade (or heater wood. Mrs. Elbert Bede. Mr. und Mr». 0. It. Tyson were up from Fugene Friday to attend the Hughes meeting nt London. Mr». Tyson remained here to visit friends and FI bi-rt llcdc uci-onipanied Mr. Tvaon to xmdoit, doing the heavy worn on re pairing u blowout, Mr. and Mra. C. J. Kein arrive.I Fri- lay from the east. They were m-irrled in the east anil took un extended hon eymoon trip. Joe Arnold, who had charge of the A alight full of »now wna reported Modern I’ hurmtiry during the absence I'lii'aday in some of the higher altitudes of Mr. Krm, left Sunday, accompanied by hia wife, for Boise, Idaho. around Cstttage Grove. L'urrin Cooley, ugent for the Oregon Fire Belief Association of McMinnville. I’ hoiie 15 F4. n l lt f c Churlcs Cunningham, of Curroltow ii , t.ee |(oy Woods ami aon Dan nitnle Mo., arrived Tuesday for ii viuit with hta a moturcyele trip to K<-lao, Waali., dur slater, Mra. L. C. Currin. ing the puât week. Mr». F. F. Pcik underwent un oper VVhether von are a rhureh tnemlier or ation at a Fugene hospital Monday. mit, yuu ahoubl bave Dr. tloff aee tliut Mrs. Paul Jones, of Portland, a fur your aolea are in repair. l i t e r resident, haa been a guest of friend» T oiii < 1 i 11 rame up from Itoaeburg yi a here thia ufternoon. terilny. Just received, u fine line of lb'1 best Mra. T. M. Ilunt, of Corilova, Alaaku, self filling non lenkuble fount-in pens b.ia been here a few ilaya look ing nfter > ii the market. These pens perform lier propefty. Hlm haa been on an ex while others promise. II. C. Madsen. o5c tenileil trip with lier rhililren, w hom ahe Horace Conner, of the Southern P a left ut Iiiilependraee on lier wny here. cific carpenter crew, wua up from Cow A. Il Wooil ia in l'ortliiml on huai creek canyon to spend Sunday with l.is family. lieaa. The Golden Rule Store We take thia opportunity to thank one mnl nil of our ruatnmer* for mnk ing the puat September the banner month of our buaineaa life. We are here to nerve the publie with the beat merchandise for the money mnl nnk for the continuance o f vour patron- age ami miike October better than the punt month. POW ELL & COMPANY W H ER E THE PRICES ARE RIOHT Cull and aclert your Chriatmaa pre»- enta at Mndaen’a while you have n good linnortment to piek from. I will put them away for you. II. C. Madsen.e!4o5 a* Manager Crane wna in from Black Dutte Monday with 100 flunk» of t|uiek »liver whieh he wna »hipping. Will Denney returned Mondny from Dnvenport, Waah., mid will be the new night wntehmnn nt the Brown I.umber company'» mill. Knlph Sheury ia recovering from in juriea auatnined in a full from n bicyelc. A few morn good »nrond hnnil bug gies mid waguna at Hpray 'a. aprStfc Among the product» of Geo. Shenry'a ranch ia a potato vine flint menaurea nine feet In length. Dlsston-Champion Stage Line Alex Lundberg, Proprietor P R E I O If T I N O Saddle Horae» und Pncking to All Part» o f the Camp Phono 10F41 Little Adnline Adama, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Charlea Adama, auatnined a fracture o f the collar hone a few daya ago aa the reault of a fall. Miaa Father Hilaby attended the atnte fair Inat week. Mra. Fila Milla, of A ih land, returned with her for a abort visit K? K. Milla ia attending a convention 4fcf funernl directora in Portland thia week. Flit Gregory '» Bread. tfc WEST SIDE GROCERY PH O N E 9-------- T R E E D E L I V E R Y An established business has to make a little profit on goods handled. Otherwise what Is the use paying rent, etc.? We sell goods as reason able as Is consistent with a perm* nent business. nug3pd WM FOX F IL M S ON S U N D A Y S IN S T E A D OF B L U E BIR D F IL M S A meeting of the Southern Lane County Taxpayers’ league will be held nt the city hall nt 2:.'10 Saturday after noon. q 5 p* U O n Friday, Saturday and Sunday we Find It Necessary to Charge: Children, SA TU R D A Y FRIDAY Brady Film Co. Presents— ROBERT WARWICK IN 5c; Adults, 15c SUNDAY WM FOX PRESENTS— Triangle Photoplays HUMAN DRIFTWOOD The Soldier’s Oath here the past week. Murion is on hia wny to New York to accept a law posi tion. Warren Edwards was up from the U. o f O. for the week end. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY I). I'. Burton attended the Hughea ral ly at Creswell Friday and went on to the meeting at Aeme. Mr. and Mrs. James Adams, of Oak land, Calif., are visiting their son, Chna. Adams. Misa Mabel Wilson has accepted a position with the Fair store. Mr. anil Mrs. Virgil Conley, o f Rose- burg, were guests one day- laat week ot George nnd Fd. Worthington were in Mra. Conley'» sisters, Pearl and Minnie from lairniie Hnturdi/ cosing up aome Juhnson. buaineaa deals. Joe Oierholaer hns returned from a Mr». N. F. Compton arrived Saturday business trip to Oakland, Calif. from Amity for a »hurl visit while nil " D a d " Schiller, who has been a fix her wav to California. The Comptons leave shortly for the oaat to again make ture at the Oregon hotel for aeveral years, will make hia home thia winter that their home. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Soul iv.arl left for with hia aon in Idaho. Walter Hawley, o f Boise, Idaho, visit Medford Mondny to visit a daughtee. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Il.-rr-l returned ed the past week with his brother, J. Sunday night from in ext -n led .¡hit in H. Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Martin left last Oklahoma. They were called there by week for Ashland to make their home the death of Mra. H.ir'-iV fa'her. Miaa Opal Whiteley wua in ‘ he city this winter. Monday forenoon while on her via) to Fugene from attending n Christian En deavor convention in aouthe.n ()ri-g n, being state superintendent. Sh-' re turned on the forenoon train to her A 12 pound daughter was born Sep studies nt the university. tember 2ti to Mr. and Mra. Clair Spray Mra. J. W. Howdy ia in California nt llood Itiver. visiting nt the home of her aon, Guy Joe MeKibben, who 1» with the Vun Riper. Southern Pacific bridge crew, was in Mr». George Young ia suffering with the city aeveral days of the past week a sprained ankle, the reault of turning recovering from an attack of the grip. her foot while returning home from the Ti ll nliout it to renders of tlaaaified parent-tencher meeting Tuesday night. advertisement»— and i f your property The little daughter o f Prof, and Mra. and price are Inith " r i g h t , ' ' you'll fiud Skei, o f thia city, wua one of eight a buyer. babies scoring i*'J per cent in the baby Ben Lureh came up from Portland clinic nt the county fair. Tuesday un buaineaa. Mra. Lurch, who Ves. Veatch has returned from n visit ■ a receiving treatment at Portland, ia with his daughter. Mrs. John Martin, at improving. Mr. and Mr». Lurch will Creswell. leave shortly for California for the ben Mr. und Mrs. L. F. Sullivan, of Klam efit of Mr*. Lurch's health. ath Falls, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. Chna. White and son Mrs. Sullivan's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur arrived laat week from Wiscon George Kerr. They are returning home sin to make thia their future home. Mr. from Portland, where they were cnlled and Mra. White are the parent» of Rich- by the sickness nnd death of Mr. Sul urd White nnd Mra. Flln Thompson. livan's mother. They nr« aged M2 nnd 7d respectively. Mrs. Ed. Jones left Tuesday for Rose- They express themselves aa delighted burg for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. with the Cottage Grove country. Roy Bellows. Mra. Felix Currin nnd aon Homer ar Mr. and Mrs.- Al. Flledge have re rived Saturday from Gaston to spend turned from the western part o f the n couple of weeks on business. count)-, where Mr. Flledge was em A fine line of Rockford silver plate ployed during the summer in charge of ware in new- patterns nt Madsen's. o5c a rock crushing crew. Ward Berg left Tuesday for Los Dow Fstes, aged 5.1, of Milk Creek, Angeles, where he will attend srhool. was committed to the state hospital at Mrs. J. S. Benson, Mrs. H. C. Berg, Salem last week. Miaa Jessie Berg und Ward Berg at C. F. Walker is up from Ashland this tended the recent Methodist conference week. at Iw-tianon. They made the trip by Joe Champagne, of Fugene, spent Sun nutomobile with " H a p p y " Young aa day at the home of hia »inter, Mra. Ar- chauffeur. inund Wynne. H. A. Miller was nt I.eonn from J. A. Rupert, of Portland, spent Sun Wednesday until Hnturdny doing some day with his old time friend, W. N. machine work for the Leona mill. Rinehart. Tell about it to renders of classified Mrs. P. I. Rust was up from Fugene advertisements— and avoid any threat over Sunday visiting Mr. Rust, who Is ened lapse of rent income. operating his prune dryer here. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Barker have been Miss Florence Hcmcnwny was up from down from Mushy creek the post week. Fugene to spend the week end with Mrs. Barker recently killed one of the largest bucks that has ever been shot her parents. Mra. H. It. Hrmid and Miaa Margaret motored to Eugene Friday. Miaa Mar in that district. garet ia studying muaic nt the Unlver- J. I. Jones nnd son Frank hnve re aity aehool of muaic. ceived the contract for hauling the win Mra. H. It. Brand received new» Inat ter supplies to the Vesuvius mine in week of the death o f her fnther who the Bohentin district nnd lire making two round trips a week. wna a reaident of Minnenpolia, Minn. * E. K. Spencer attended the rally at Fugene Friday night and has gone on to Florence and other coast points in the interest of his candidacy for eounty commissioner. K. J. Lincoln, wife and two daugh ter», formerly of Alberta, Canada, but late o f Minnesota, hnve bought two lots in west Cottage Grove, near the H. C. Madsen home. The old cottage is being removed from the premises nnd a mod ern 7-room bungalow- will be erected. The Lincoln family will be joined by another daughter as soon as her school work closes in Minnesota, where she is teaching. A. J. Hager, owner of the Modern Print Shop, has returned from spend ing the summer in Douglas county. John Graber is down from the Bo- hemin district. S. L. Godard, who is spending the sea son erecting silos down the valley, was home over last night. I.. S. Hill is in California on business. W. E. Mansfield, who recently arrived here from Billings. Mont., has purchased the restaurant nnd confectionery busi ness which Charles Cooley has conducted for a couple o f years. W ill Go to Hear Fairbanks. A number o f republienns from here are planning to go to Fugene tomorrow- morning to hear Charles W. Fairbanks, repuhlirnn candidate for vice-president, who will speak at the Rex theater there while on his wny to Portland, where he will speuk tomorrow evening. The address nt Eugene will be nt 9:45 a. m. and those who will attend from here will go by automobile. All wishing to attend are requested to com municate nt once with Elbert Bode, president of the Hughes club. Civilisation Coining October 9. " Civilization, ” without doubt the world's greatest motion picture, is com ing to the Arcade theater for one day only, which makes it almost impossible to secure your favorite seat unless you hnve been fortunate enough to mu Re reservations early in the week. Bro< ght in its entirety direct from a four weeks' engagement nt the Heilig, of Portland, with a splendid orehesfrn, fenture cho rus, wonderful effects, nt the nin e prices ns were paid at Portland. J. F. Banton, o f London, has been making regular trips to the city dur Several auto trucks of machinery ing the past couple o f weeks with the L ive Stock Sale. passed through here Inst wesk for the London stage, having charge of the A big combination live tsock sale will Keithley store during the absence of mills nt Leona. The trip was made from Mr. Keithley, who is in enstern Oregon. be held nt Creswell nt an early date. Portland, Anyone having live stock to sell can list The W. B. Cooper family hns moved the same nnd it will be sold along with Those desiring pictures taken in ex change fur wood, call nt Monroe’s gnl- into the city for the winter. Mr. Coop 250 head o f cattle. The sale will attrnet lery nt the bridge. octS-I2c er hns leased his rnneh. buyers from nil parts of the stnte nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Fakin, D. A. will be a boon to Creswell ns a live stork A. W. Wnmpole was up from I.eonn Anyone desirous of mailing Inst week buying supplies for the com MacLeod nnd John Bader visited the center. stnte fair at Salem last week, making themselves of this golden opportunity pany storo nt that place. to dispose o f their surplus live stock (). II. Heine has bought a 1IU7 Ford. the trip in the Fnkin car. Miss Nancy Whitsett visited a couple can list them with Cal Eaton. All list Kenneth Mills attended the state fair of dnys Inst week with her sister, Mrs. ings must he in by October 12. nt Salem Inst week. C A L EATON, Owner. Jess Lewis, of Fugene. C. A. Hawkins, who had been visiting Care of Hmeed Hotel, Eugene, Oregon. Dr. B. R. Job wns in Fugene Friday relatives here, left last week to nttenil the stnte fair, this being the first tinio on business. U rg «» Repeal of Sunday Law. he has attended despite his long resi A bad break in the city water main nt Phil C. Hayward addressed a large deuce In Oregon. the depot gave Water Commissioner audience nt the Rex thenter last George Me^neon is now employed nt Pitcher considerable trouble n rouple of Thursday evening and urged the re Westeahaver Brothers’ store and A. W„ dnys this week. peal of the old Sunday blue law. He Ward has taken Mr. McQueen’s plant Mrs. I.. C. Reynolds, son Mnrion and showed how the law o f half a century daughter Margaret, o f Cushman, visited ago is not applicable to the present day. with Kerr ft Silsby. A SH U B E R T A T T R A C T IO N IN F IV E PAR TS BRADY WM. FARNUM IN G R IP P IN G H U M A N IN T E R EST D R A M A IN S IX ACTS FILMS ARCADE THEATER C o tta g e G ro v e One Day Only MONDAY. OCT. 9 The World’s Greatest Feature The great Ince triumph in 11 reels with 1000 thrills. Brought direct in its entirety from a four weeks' engagement at the Heilig Theatre, Portland SPLENDID ORCHESTRA-FEATURE CHORUS WONDERFUL EFFECTS— A REVELATION 200 Seats for School Children at 25c tor Matinee Performance at 3 p. m. Seats on Sale at The Elite NOTICE W e have now on display the largest stock of new merchandise w e have ever assembled in the city. O w ing to the coming advance in price of nearly everything, w e purchased largely at the old or lowest prices before its advance and necessarily w e have had to in crease our stock. This enables us to offer you practically everything under the market price of today. W e can sell you dishes today at almost what they are worth wholesale. In fact w e cannot get shipments on staple dishes with in any reasonable length of time. W e are selling enamel ware and aluminum w are as low or low er than you ever had it offered. W e could not do it if w e had not bought early. W e are satisfied you can save by getting our prices. W E ARE O PE N IN G N E W GOODS D A ILY . W E H AV E THE LATEST IN EVERYTHING. SEE OUR N E W HATS AN D CAP8 FOR THE LADIES, N E W VEILS, N E W SWE ATERS. N E W COLLARS. N E W H A N D K E R C H I E F S OLOVES. RIBBONS. PINS. G INOHAM S AND HUN DREDS OF OTHER ITEMS. M EN S A N D BOYS' JER SEY SWEATERS. YO U W IL L W A N T ONE. SEE THEM. THE FAOR STORE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t4 4 4 »4 4 4 4W 444» 44» 4» 4 4 W H 4 » 4 4 W » 4 » 4 » H - H - :» 4 - :- Chas. W. Fairbanks Republic Nominee for Vice President of United States WILL S P E A K AT * * -> * Home Pride Range Word has been received here of the marriage of Mias Bcaaio Griffin, of thia city, nnd Fred Smith, of Harris, Minn. Miaa Griffin ia a daughter of Robert Griffin and accompanied Mra. Flbert Bede on her recent trip east. Mr. Smith ia a brother of Mra. Bede. Several oth er young women have put in their nppli- c nt ions to urcompany Mr». Bc-!e on her next trip. Miaa Nellie Myers was op from Fu gene to spend the week end with her sla ter, Mra. Flbert Smith. $ B R A D Y M A D E FILM S ON S A T U R D A Y S IN S T E A D OF W O R L D F IL M S -.v ^ Charlea DeWuld haa returned from spending the aummer at Cnnyonvllle. Ilutte Mooney, |«ce Tennia and Bay mond Traah returned Hafurduy from a Miaa Mnrgnret Mliay left thia morning hunting trip mid brought in two buck» fur Mtirinl, Ore., where ahe w ill teach n and a bear. ail month»' term of achool. ('Iiarlea Hall mid Chet VmiDenburg J. It. Cooley attended the atute fair left Toeaduy for the Johnson meadow» Inat week. and will bring back aeveral deer. .1. J. Dillon ninl wife, of 1'iirlliiinl, tire Let your friend» in other atute» visiting the latter'a parenta, Mr. anil know o f the country you live in, anil Mr» I*. II Magee. Mr. anil Mra. Dillon they may want to come here too. Fxtru tire returning from an eaatern trip. eoplea of The Sentinel for thut purpoae, Caah for chiekena anil egga at two fur 5 cent». doe22tf Hpray ’». nprStfc Mr. and Mra. Win. Barnard and two M o n t e M i n e r w a s in f r o m M ln r k l l u t t e daughter», of l.akeview, viaited briefly yeaterday. Sunday with Mr. und Mra. A. J. Arm " S h o r t y ” I .¡arli ia Imay thia week strong. They were on their way to 8n getting hia garage moved into hia new lem for a visit, locntion lit Hiitli unil Washington. F. F. Lilly ia down from the Bohemia iliatriet thia week. lie brought two more bear akina, milking eight for the senaon. One of the bitter wua secured by hia ami, F. C., thia being the firat bear he baa killed. T R IA N G L E F IL M S ON F R ID A Y S IN S T E A D OF RED F E A T H E R <• Wynne & Kime ter wards. j £ <• •> Get your wedding atntlonery from The Sentinel and live happily ever uf- S <• Hoy Kcugy, of California, left for home toduy after a vlait with hia aunt, Mra Will Hull. £ ••• Ww have a ftua Hue of H EA TER S that will keep the houae cheerful auil all the member» of the family In the aaine ilealrablw condition Having thoroughly studied the situation in Cottage drove, we truly believe that the people of the city want better photoplays, not only judging from personal requests we have received but also from the increased attendance on the features we have been using occasionally Accordingly we gjhave made the following changes: Eugene Friday Oct. 6 at 9:45 am. •: You Want to Be Cozy This Winter Mrs. Will Ball haa recovered from an attack of toaailitla. Miaa Father Hill wua lip from the I'niveraity of Oregon for the week end mid had ua her gueata the Miaaea A Her Hill, Helen Curry and Joy Groaa, iilao Ulliveralty atudenta. Friday, October 6 - m - Thu nlr.eat courtesy you run show your guest» 1» to Imve tlielr vi»ita men tinned tn Tlio Sentinel. Tim ni< rat courtoay you cun atiuw your friends ta to 1st tlirin know of your vlalta tlimugli u uewa Item in Thr Sentinel. Tim utvrat courtesy you can ahow ttm mlttor ia to bring to tlm office a complete write u|i of any mmi itrui you know. I .at'a hava courtway all arouuii. LEADING STARS BETTER FILMS | N E W P O L IC Y A T T H E A R C A D E C O M M E N C IN G -t-ä - T A L E S OF THE T O W N Wish lady nsaistnnt for pleasant and profitable employment. Apply Mrs. Tail, at Miller boarding house, o5pd J. II. Hawley wan in Fugene one day last week. Alta King was in Fugene Slit unlay. Arthur Combs, who teaches the Blue Mountain aehool, was in Fugene Satur day on school business, Mr and Mra. Horne« Cochran re turned Saturday from Kiijadn, where Mr Cochran wins in the forest service during the aummer. Tell nbout it to renders of elaaaified advertisement» und you ’ll discover that u great many people are " i n t e r ested in real estate.” Today ia the last day for payment of taxes to avoid the penalty. F. W. Amies has returned from on extended stay in Idaho. Mrs. Armiind Wynne expects to go to Portland within the next week to spend some time with her mother. a t R ex Theater 4 -+ -S - + + + 4 -+ +
