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A*********************************************** Mrs. Van Allison. Mrs. C. E. Frost games. Dainty refreshment« were served and Mrs. Ilirum Griggs were guests at 10:30. Over thirty yuung people froiu outaide thè club and dniuty re were in iittendnnee. freshments were served. ♦ ♦ ♦ [Every religious organization is in vited to use this columu for announce ment of its services and other news. Contributors tire reipiested to oitflt ex hortation* and other editorial matter, and to make the announcement of ser vices us concise ns possible. Social functions, etc., and news outside o f the weekly announcement limy be ebiborut ed upon.] • • • Christian Church G. W. Haney, sup ply minister. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30. (Quarterly meeting of the church Friday evening 7:30. Hiinilii.v sehool 0:45 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme, “ Ncu trality Impossible,” Matt. 18 30. Even ing subject, “ Sowing and Heaping." Gnl. li-7:8. All lire cordially invited to attend these services. All members are especially requested to be present lit the quarterly meeting Friday night. • • • Men’s Wool Union Suits, $1.95 to $2.95 ♦ Saglnnw Society. Saginavv, Ore.. Oct. 18 (Special to The Bentlnel.1- V reception vvas given Friday eveuing at thè high sehool for freshmen class. The studenti! dressed as The ladies' aid society of the I ’ res- ! ed: President, Miss Irma Mills; vice little “ kida” and thè teachers as nurse«. Guinea and jokes were indulge,I byteriau church held au experience so president. Miss Marie Mel.ean; secre cial Wednesday afternoon of last week tary-treasurer, Miss lpha Widdersheim in until a late hour. A feature of thè in the church parlors. From the fact The club voted to hold a leap year llal eveuing vvas a serica of velia given bv thè football boy* troni Ktigcnc vv lieti thut over #70 was realized it is prob low e ’en party. they stopped and enjoyed a part of thè ♦ able that some of the women hud some reception. Those present were Iv y l’ ort- Mrs. I .eon Desl.arzes entertained the valuable experiences. The relating ot the ways in which the money was M. 1*. G. club Tuesday afternoon, the er, Nora l.ebovv, Yalta and Eolio Walk earned formed the afternoon’s enter- ' time being spent with fancy work. The er, llarriett t^ueen, lv v Noni. Bertha tuiuiuent. The officers of the society house decorations were sweet peas and Neat, Kubv Keono, Francis Kniikin, snap dragons. Guests present from out Win. l’ orter. Gioii Smith, Mylon llaight. served refreshments. side the club were Mrs. M. F. Desharzes Otto Nichols, Thomas i^uinn. Gale Walk ♦ ♦ ♦ The woman's missionary society of and Mrs. C. E. Linch. Refreshments er, Merwin Wilkinson, Eovvell Houston, Mrs. Stroud, and Eunice Krdmaan. Out- the Christian church gave a delightful were served. side guests were Margaret l.ajoie and ♦ ♦ ♦ entertainment in the church parlors last Mrs. G. M. Scott, Mrs. Hoy Short and . Cora Noal. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ella Hum >9 ❖ > bert, of Eugene, gave a splendid nil- j Mrs. T. C. Wheeler will be the hostesses Leon» Society. dress, her subject being. “ The Woman to the Constellation club this after l.eona. Ore., Oct. Iti— (Special to The with the Hammer.” Special music was noon. Sentine!.1 - Mr. and Mrs. dolili Tucker rendered and a dainty luncheon served. The Social club will meet Thursday entertained at five hundred and dancing About fift y were present. Saturila}' night. A lunchcon vvas served of next week with Mrs. G. M. Hall. > > ut IL’ o'clock. Those present were Mr. The Social Twelve club met last ♦ ♦ ♦ The reception which was to have been 1 and Mrs. dim Wheeler and family, Mr. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Herbert Eakin. The afternoon was spent with held at the Methodist church last night and Mrs. \V. O. Wilkins and family, Mr. the usual fancy work and in conversa to welcome the new pastor and his wife, - and Mrs. Walter l'urdin, Miss Gladvs tion, after which refreshments were has been indefinitely postponed on no l’ urdin. Miss Minnie daske, Tom Hieh ardson. Fred Kinsland, Oscar Wnrren, count of the illness of Mrs. Knotts. served. Fred Tucker, Mr. Youmun and dtutgh- ♦ ♦ ♦ >#• <»' Mrs. T. C. Wheeler entertained a few ter. The Cottage Grove high school held a ♦ ♦ ♦ reception in Moose hull Friday evening friends at a four course dinner last i for the visiting football players from evening in honor o f her husbnnd’s i Dorena Society. birthday anniversary. The guests were Eugene. The freshman class of thè norcini Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miller, Worth Har high sehool vvas given a reception in thè <!► <9 The Tuchabache club held a business vey and M. H. Anderson. high sehool building Friday night bv • thè upper cluaamen. The ovening wns and Social session at the home of Miss The Kmnnon club was pleasantly en very pleaauntly spcnt in plnying jokes Ipha Widdersheim last Thursday even ing. The following officers were elect tertained last Thursday afternoon by on thè “ freshies” and alio in plaving Sam ple Store Special Prices fo r the W ee k Men’s Flannel Shirts, $1.25 to $1.65 Men’s Statf Shirts, $ 1.25 to $4.65 Men’s High Top Shoes, $.2.95 to $8.25 Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, $2.95 to $5.00 Ladies' Dress Shoes, $1.85, $2.15, $2.95 to $3.50 Suits made to order, $15.00 to $22.50 Cottage Grove Sample Store Presbyterian Church U. A. MacLeod, pastor; phoue 137U. llililu sehool at 10 a. m. Morning wurship at 11 a. m. dun ior Christian Endeuvur at 3 p. m. Eve mug wurship at 7:30 p. in. 4,4,4>+++++4,+ + 4 ,+ + 4,+ + + 4 + ,4,+ + ‘M •! •>•>♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Morning subject, “ The Marvelous Man.” Evening, “ Our Religious Thought.” • • • Free Methodist Church -R e v . F. W. Oliver, pastor. Sabbath sehool at 10 a. m. Preaching t i n . in. mid 7:30 p. m Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p m. All are welcome. • • • To Our Subscribers Catholic Church— Father Moran, pas tor. Muss every Sumluy at 8 und 10:30 a. in. Sermon at 10:30 a. in. • . • T H E PRICE OF E V E R Y T H I N G used In getting out a uewxpaper has doubled In pr.c« In the past year. The paper on which uewspaper* are printed has mure than doubled A1 though the cost of producing a newspa per is so much higher, our subsrjlptlou price bos remained the same and we hope to lie able to keep It the same, hut In return for our doing this, we must ask the cooperation of our subscribers In remitting for their subscriptions as soon as possible after expiration. Oo operation vif th s kind on the part of <mr subscribers will assist us materially In inalutalulug our present subscription price and In meeting our obligations. C Christian Science Services in the chapel at 343 Second street each Suu day at 11 a. m. ltcgular testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m The building is open fur the use of the circulating library each Wo Inesdey from 1:30 to 4:30 p. ui. All are corjiul ty invited to the services, as well as to make use of the literature. Legal blanks— The Sentinel. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST THE COTTAGE GROVE'SENTINEL THE L IV E W IR E NEWSPAPER Important Occurrences of Past Week Briefly Compiled for Our Readers. G E IN * a fe w seasons in the bus! Big L eague tim ber any. An* aj tw o years helps tobacco consider *bl A This Natural Ageing Is the One W ay to Bring Tobacco to Its Best Y O U can prove it for yourself by smoking / ’l l , a pipeful of V E L V E T — the t o b a c c o Nature's way. aged in T h i s t w o y e a r s ' natural a g e i n g g iv e s V E L V E T a m e llo w si nov.thness th a t age a lo n e g iv e s to tobacco. T r y i t W f m M w M o y V ffl 1c M*. i d lined Bags O so hound Class Humidors KivitKi Eleven eases of Infantile paralysis »re now reported In Portland. Infantile paralysis has appeared at Beaverton, one rase being reported. A school Industrial fair la to be held in Harrisburg October 20 and 21. The Silverton lumber mill has cloa ed Indefinitely, due to the car short age. Mrs. Victoria f\ Schreder has been appointed postmaster ut Kolyat, Crook county. The name of the postoffice at Oceanvlew has been changed to Yachata. A carload of Yellow Newtown ap pies was shipped from Ashland O f tuber 12 for Liverpool. Edward ( ’. Potter, of Richmond, has been appointed postmaster at the new office at Waterman, Wheeler county Plans for the race meet and fair to have been held In Bend on October 24. 25 and 26. have been abandoned. The question of allowing swine to run at large In Grant county will be voted on at the election next month. None of the 308 accidents reported to the state Industrial accident com mission during the week ending Octo ber 13 was fatal. The annual conference of the mis sionaries of the American Hunday School union for the Pacific northwest was held In Albany. The thirty third annual convention of the Oregon Woman’s Christian Temperance union assembled In Pen dleton Tuesday evening. Elaborate plans are being laid for the third annual horticultural show, to be held at the Oregon agricultural college on November 3 and 4. Four hundred teachers from the southern Oregon counties attended the annual Institute for Josephine and Jackson counties at Grants Pass. A gravity water system to supply Richland and the unincorporated town of Newbridge two and one half miles to the north, has been decided upon. The Southern Pacific car shortage established a new high record In re ports received by the state public commission Saturday, the total being 1848. Ilarley Yctter, a rancher, was fined $250 by Justice of the Peace Parkes at Pendleton and forfeited his gun and hunting license for unlawfully killing a China pheasant. The assessed value of all property on the Clackamas county assessment rolls has shrunk $1,200.000 In the last year, Including the loss of the Oregon A California grant lands. Building records for Baker of sev eral years were broken by the total of the year ending September 30. The permits for 1916 totalled $210.989, which i ; ¡I-..'..'.- .mount for 1915. It docsn't rust you anything to ad Oregon's total registration for the general election next month wilt tie vertise sn article if you want lo tak« approximately 275.000, or nearly 30,- advantage of The Sentinel’s new want ad stunt. No sale, no pay; thnt's the 000 below the 1914 registration, ac » a y we do business. cording to estimate« by Secretary of State Olcott. Frank Smith, of Portland, and James O'Brien, of Coo* county, two of the worst characters In the Oregon prison, made their escape from the building provided for Incorrigible* and degenerates. Tho people of North Bend have started agitation to have the name of the town changed to Coos Bay, which la proposed to Include the contem plated consolidated towns of North Bend and Marshfield Figures of liquor Importation Into Multnomah county during September show a gain of nearly 2000 shipments over August. In September the total shipments were 15.245 us compared with ]3.284 in August. PR O F E S S IO N A L CARDS MAX LUEBKE THE RAWLEIOH MAN Residence Teutb St. ■ ’ bone 170- L R M McCAKOAR, D. D. 8 D E N T IS T Neurulgiu relieved instantly by local ap plication. Residence und office one Id ck south of postoffice. Phone 131J Cottugu Grove, Oregon j I’ hono, 47 Offiee Lawson HU DR. C E. FR08T I f a Sentinel want ad. doesn't sell Electrical Treatiueute— X Kay pictures Microscopic Examination of Hpuluo und lilood FOR Chilblains J. E. YOUNG A T T O R N E Y AT L A W Dennis Eucalyptus Oil A T A LL DPIUQ A TOR l A T urca 26 c uiig IPpd Office on Main Street Cottage Grove :: :: :: Oregon J ar « 60 c DR. A. J. HENDRY SOUTHERN P A C IF IC T I M E T A B L E North Bound South Bound No. 1ft— 2:28 n. rn. No. 13— 1:00 a. m. No. 18— 9:5ft u. m. No. 17— 7:10 n. m. No. 14— 4:35 p. in. No. 15— 2:42 p. ni. No. 19— 7:40 p. m. D E N T IS T LADY ATTENDANT OVER F IR S T N A T I O N A L HANK Work done after hours and Sundays by uppointnicnt I’ hone 10 Cottage Grove, Oregon Golden West Coffee is “Just Rieht“ A. W. KIME, M. D. P H Y S IC IA N AND 8UROEON O ffiee ia Phillips Building, over the Benson Drug Store. t)ffie.e Phone 34 Rosidenee I’ hone 12(1.1 I DR. W M. HAMILTON J~ D o frZVb V o C / Ä JF-?OVZV5J Z JCicrc OrrJhtiA *— » A PO O R L Y FED HORSE LIC E N S E D C H IR O PR A C TIC P H Y S IC IA N Consultation and examination free. O f fice hours 9 to 5. Sundays and evenings by nppointmunt. Office in old Cottage Grove Bunk Bldg. 104'/i Main Avenue Practices in nil courts. Twenty five yenrs’ experience H. J. SHINN reflects discredit on its owner, but the owner gets the worst of tbo deal be ATTORNEY AT LAW cause economy in feeding the dorso N O T A R Y PU B L IC affects its working capacity ss well as its appearance. I f your horse kieks on Bnder Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore. his reed you can correct it by buying your feed here, as you get the best quality for the least outlay. Farmer*, contractor! and horse owners generally ALTA KINO know that our feed is always up to the ATTORNEY AT LAW standard. Office in rear of First Nntionnl Hank STERLING FEED CO. Cottage Grove s i s : Oregon 6
