Special Pnces for Christinas
Men’s Sample Heavy Work Shoes...................
Men’s Sample Shoes.....................$12.65 to $ 5 .0 0
Ladies’ Dress Shoes, $7.00 values ................... $ 1 1 .65
Boys’ School Shoes........................... $ 1 .5 0 to $12.95
Men’s and Boys’ Mackinaws------ $ 5 .0 0 to $ 7 .0 0
Men’s Rubbers.......................................85C4 to 9S«4
Boys’ Rubbers.............................................. 60c4 to 75c4
Ladies' Rubbers.................................. 55c4. 60c4, 65c4
OREGON NEWS NOTES 3 MEASURES READY
OF GENERAL INTEREST FOR CONSIDERATION
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Principal Events of the Week Congress to Get Down to Ac
Briefly Sketched for Infor
tual Work 1 his Week on
mation of Our Readers.
Immigration Bill.
Women don’t
ml lid fillin g
the knee-Ingn
supply cun uf
ttiu new Sue-
tlon-feed. Only
u lew in«, he* tu
lilt. No strain
ing uf t>u« k or
at uta.
Klamath Kails will have a big mu
W ashington — Congress will gel
, alcipal Christm as tree this year.
down to a. luu! work this week. Three
B
THE NEW
Snow aud cold w eather has stopped measures ure ready for Immediate eou
threshing In the vicinity of Shautko. •iderutlon. They aiv the District of
Reuben Gant, au Oregon ptoueer. Columbia prohibition bill. Immigration
m
S U C T IO N -F E E D
died at his home tu Philom ath at the bill uud corrupt practices measure.
.
Separator
all Iht rrrom a ll tke
The tiuiiiigrutlnn bill with Its liter
age of DU.
B . ricam
list«. when
Auv other
separator
will You
lose
the
speed
si.K krii*.
The annual booster banquet of the ary teat probably will puss the senate
B 4111 alwsvsliiili ul «lull» Ilia n*l.t
•pent No one i in |i s impossible,
North Bend cham ber of comm erce a as without prolonged discussion. The
B ' »IH?«-.|
it ill'll teed ur ahloia
no speed
prohibition bill for the District of Civ
I he Sin hat lion
rlran, lodit Iasi ului or
held December l;l.
B
alow,
sod
deliver*
cv.-n
etc
I ip.» Si
Haines has three vacant council j tunibia Is to lie urged by Senator Shep
|ly nu-reeiM'S Willi the uiN .si, on i'nitre
A
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a
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lu
to
ly
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re
a
uml
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us
-¡low
you
liuw
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works,
pard
for
the
dem
ocrats
and
Senator
uiunic chairs as the result of failure
' Kenyon for the republicans. Its pus Hada front Craint «f Tirtar
to hold au election.
Portland uow has 13 H miles of sage by the senate Is expected
streets. 738 miles of w ater inutus aud The house proluihly will do little NO ALUN-NO PHOSPHATE
except routine work until alter the
574 miles of sewers.
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William li. Sax age. of Salem, has Christiniia recess.
Nation
Wide
Food
Probe
la
Planned.
been chosen president of the Bourd
1
Teachers' Examitiatlou.
of State Pair Directors.
Officials conducting the government
AMONG THE CHURCHES
The
regular
exnmiuntiou for tese hers
Loss of from $15,000 to $30.000 re Inquiry Into the high cost of living vir
for state rertifiesles for Lune m unì),
sulted at Baker from the destruction tually huve completed u program lo
will be given in Ihe Y. M C. A.
| Every religious organization is in Oregon,
by fire of the Kaull building.
place before President W ilson uod At
building
in Eugene, commencing Wed
vitcil to use this column for announce near In)', Deeember
The annual convention of the school torney General Gregory, providing for meat
191*1, ut 9 a m.
of its services mid other news. unii i-oallnulng until 30, Hntnrdny,
teachers of Crook county will be held sim ultaneous grand jury Investigation Contributors
IIrrem
are requested to omit ex ber 33, 11*111, ul 4 p. tu A schedule
of
lu Prluevllle December 18. 19 and .’0 through the country.
hortation*
uml
other
edltonul
mutter,
As a precautionary m easure against
It Is understood that In uddltlnn to nud to make the announcement of ser the du)* "U which the subjeets will h e
a spread of scarlet fever, the Klamath the officials uow directly engaged In vices us concise a* possible. Social given will be furnished lipplieunta w h o
Kalis high school was closed for a ; collecting information, others may be func tions, etc,, mid news outside of the desire it.
.1. MOORE,
few days.
tiamed.
vxeekly announcement limy be elulmrut d7 11 County Mellon! K Superintendent
To aid In waging a relentless war It was said that doubt no longer ex ed upott.j
• • •
on coyotes the lkiuglas county court isted us lo w hether there had been
hlethodlst
Church
It.-v. Jos. Knotts, Cottage Grove Astonished
hss raised the bounty on coyotes aud combinations of men to Increase coal
by Merchant'« Story
pastor.
Morning
sermon,
“ \ Queen's
wolves from $10 to $30.
prices, uud that effective means lo
Evening sermon. " A King'«
K. ('. K irkpatrick has been appoint punish those who have violated tile O B ffering."
\ in«') r li it ii t r»4lnt)'H ili«1 following:
ed county judge of Polk couuty by law In contributing to the rises were elief."
' ' Köf y » r
I conili not I
» i(ln>ut
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Governor W lthycombe. following the bcing studied.
tu rniii$¿ r*»rv hour. \V li ut ever I hîf
1
Christian
Church
Prnyer
meeting
resignation of John It. Teal
Labor Men Seeking Substitute Plan
7:.'lu p. m.; hihlc school, P ;|5 citllneil l'ita li li « I ÀiitiMii’NN. \l»o li li «I
An all wontau ticket was elected at Congressional action on President a. Thin«diiv,
m.;
preaching
II a. m. mid tu li rtilnrrh. ONK HI1* M >NKl l, littck
the Pm ulllla city election last week Wilson's rnllwuy legislation program 7:.'tu p. m., by O. service,
II. King, of Everett. thorn tmrk, glyrrnn**, <*1«'., nu iniin l in
• kn n’Iirvml ine INSTANTI.Y "
and Umatilla will lie controlled by probably will await the result of ef Washington. Morning theme, “ C hrist’s
women after the first of the year.
forts of lulxir leaders to draft as a C hurch." Evening, “ Authority in Re Iterntute \«ller i kn flu»l»i** the KNTIKK
nlinientsry (mH »I relieve* \NY f’AHK
The Central W illam ette Valley Med sulist lute for all forms of compulsory ligion. ’ ’
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polirtii|iHtion, rtonr rtlomneh or gu* mol
leal association, composed of physi arbitration a plan for dealing with
l»r«* vente n i « $ «i * ri • I oit»*. It Ino y lH 'K
cians of Linn, Lane, Benton uud Lin strikes, actual and threatened, which Presbyterian Church !> \.
KHT fiction of Anything v\e ever *ol»l
pus
tor;
plioiitt
li’7H
IliM«4
ut
10
coln couuties. met at Albany lust will lie ngreeuble to ull concerned.
The
New Krn Drug Hi*trr
Mor ni ng wor*Ui|> ut II n . hi . J u n
week.
The determ ination of the president a. iur tu. ChrUtiun
Kmitmvor
ut
5
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m.
Kvr
John A. Carson, a cousin of Sir Kd to try to make Impossible such a sit
w«>r.*«It > ut 7:.’I0 j» in.
ron
ward Carson, the Irish statesm an, and nation as he faced lust SeptemlH-r in hint; Morning
subject, * * lii)|M*rtnnt H um !
one of the lies! known attorneys In the Ihe railroad dispute bus aroused all
RHEUMATISM
Kvrning, “ Practical O ir inti fin
Pacific northw est, died In Salem last branches of labor to the greatest uc ity. **
and NEURALGIA
week.
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tlvlty. The unofficial alliance between
Danni*
Eucalyptus
Oli
Sixteen thousand fir trees, ranging the American Pederatlon of luibor and Baptist Church E. G. O. Grout, pus
aT AU. u s u a e r o t i c a
from two to five feet in length, will the four rallwuy brotherhoods, arraug tor emeritus. Sunday s e h o o l |0 n. in
T usca sac
Jas* eoe
l»e shipped this week from G rants Pass ed for the purpose, among other I’renrhing II u. m. Prnyer meeting
to Los Angeles for the Christm as things, of opposing “dangerous legin every Thursday ut 7:3.0 p. m.
• • •
trade.
1st loti,” Is beurlug Its first fruit In
One of the largest of the Hyde Ben conferences between representatives Christian Sdaoca Services in the
son land fraud cases was tried Mon of both organisations for the purpose chapel at 343 Second street each Sun
day in Klam ath Kalis There are abuut of drafting a plan that will shelve all •lay at 11 a. in. Regolnr testimonial
meeting euch Wednesday ut 7:Jd p m
lO.troO acres involved In the Klamath compulsory arbitration bills
is open for the use of the
Palls case.
Belgian Deportatlcns Still Go On. The building library
each We luesdey
The K lam ath county budget pro With publication of the American circulating
from
I
Kill
to
4:30
p.
in.
Ml urs cordial
vides a sum of 960.000 for the erection protest to Germany on the deporta
BECAUSE.
invited to the services, us well as to
This la a strong, careful, safe
of a new courthouse at Klamath Palls lions of Belgians, state departm ent of ly
make
use
of
the
literature,
and
successful Institution. It Is
which has been under consideration flc-ials disclosed the United States gov
• • •
a
growing,
active, up to date hank
for some time.
ernm ent bus exhausted Its means o( Frne Methodist Church Rev. P. W
in every particular.
The cases Involving the constitution diplomacy and has laid the case before Oliver,
pastor. Sabbath sc h o o l at 10 a
Your account will always he
ality of the industrial welfare couimls American public opinion, from which in. (‘reaching
II u in. nnd 7:30 p in
appreciated
by the hank and your
sion and 10 hour acts or Oregon will It will expect to draw guidance for the Prayer meeting Wednesdaya at 7:30 p
Interests
will
always lie carefully
be argued in January in the United next steps. If any be taken.
in. All ure welcome.
considered.
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States suprem e court.
Our officers are experlenned
Germ any's reply, conveyed In con
Prank B Tlchenor. representative vernations with Charge Grew at Her Catholic Church -Father f’urley, pas
hankers. Our directors are all
elect from Coo: and Curry counties, I in. by Chancellor von Itethuiann Moll tor. Mass and Sunday school at 8 a
well kuowu, well to do business
has gone to W ashington. D C„ to pre weg. Is that the deportations are re in. on first mid third Sundays of every
men; they are directors who
DIRECT.
sent Port O rford's advantages as a ganled us Justified on the grounds of month. Sunday school nt 10:30 a. m.
on second mid fourth Sundnys.
If you are not a customer of
sit? for a naval base
social necessity.
this bank, let this be your luvlta
8enator Cham berlain has been In Official inform ation shows also that
PROFESSIONAL CARD8
tlon to become one.
formed by the adjutant general that the deportations are continuing.
consideration is being given to the re The state departm ent feels that It
The First National Bank
turn of Troop A and other Oregon has gone far beyond the usual dlplo
MAX LUEBKE
of Cottage Grove
troops from the border.
matic- bounds ill its protest to Ger
THE RAWLEIOH MAN
W ith nearly 150 boys In attendance many, anil that In a strictly enliven
Residence T enth Ht
from all parts of eastern Oregon and tional sense it bail almost no right to
w estern Idaho, the annual older boys’ discuss the m utter at all with tier ■ ‘hone 170-L
conference opened at Baker under the many.
ANTI-URIC
auspices of the Y. M. C. A.
R M McCAROAR, D. D. S. This famous
Root uml Berry discovery
There is a movement on in Coos
DENTIST
uric nrid nnd curries it nwny.
county with the object of abolishing EMBARGO CLOSES PORTS Neuralgia relieved instantly by lorsl up oxidizes
gentle influence of this scientific
the office of road supervisor and plac j New Orleans and Galveston Only plication. Residence mid office one The
method
reaches the most severe uml
ing all county road work under the Available Trade Routes to Europe. bl ck south of postoffice.
long standing rheumatism. Received P.
charge of com petent foremen.
Phone 131.1
Uottugc Grove, Oregon I*. I. E. nwnrd. Every pneksge hears
The Bend Bulletin, which has been Chicago.—Announcement that all
our gunrmitee, under whieh dealers
published as a weekly for the past 13 eastern roads were in the em bargo on Phone, 47
will refund in case buyers ure not sat
Office
l.uwson
iUk
years, has entered the dally news xhipmentH to the Atlantic coast left
isfied
with results. Priee $1.50. Drug
DR. C. E. FROST
paper field, Issuing the first daily to only New Orleans and Galveston as
gist or by parcel post direct
t> I»
the commercially practicable trade Electricnl Treatm ents X Ituy pictures Anti Uric Co., 32 Front, Han Franrlnro.
be published In central Oregon
Microscopic Examination of Hputuii
H orace fard ln ell. a graduate of Ore routes to Europe for middle west mil
New Era Drug Store
and Blood
gon Agricultural college, has been up nitionn m akers and other war goods
producers.
nWtf
Nyal Quality Store
pointed pomologlRt of the Brazilian
The
entire
list
of
Atlantic
seaboard
Exclusive
Agents
Cottage Grove
governm ent at a salary of $3400 a
J. E. YOUNG
year, with transportation and ex- | ports is closed by the em bargo oil
ATTORNEY AT LAW
shipm ents, every line In the Eastern
penses.
Office on Mam Street
A m eeting of the legislators of Jack Freight uRHocfation having Issued an
son, Josephine and Douglas counties order which strikes at the export bus Cottage Orove :; :: •; Oregon
The City Transfer
was held with the G rants Pass com iness. Makers of certain goods for
domestic
use
are
affected
by
the
em
All Kinds of
DR.
A.
J.
HENDRY
mercial club Monday, al which fish
legislation affecting Hogue river was burgo, as well as m akers and produc
DENTIST
Hauling & Graying Done
ers of goods for export.
discussed.
LADY ATTENDANT
The state of Oregon now houses one
OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK
on Short Notice
autom obile for every group of 35 resi Munition Contracts Not to be Renewed Work done after hours mid Sundays by
Plano
Moving a Specialty
dents, as compared with a ratio of one Toronto. Out.—Chairm an J. W. Fla
np|iointiiieiit
WOOD
AND COAL
car for every 33 people a year ago. velle of the Imperial m unitions hoard Phone 10
Uottugc Grove, Oregon
The total registration for the 1916 of Canada, returning from England,
Phone 55
declared nA m unitions contracts would
series Is 33,908.
Office
At
Ragle Cigar Store
A. W. KIME, M. D.
Three heavily arm ed men, unm ask be placed In the United States by the
ed, entered the State Hank of Bothell, hoard after completion of present con
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
15 miles north of Seattle, compelled tracts, three months hence, although
Office in Phillips
the cashier to deliver the money in raw m aterials might lie purchased
Building, over Ihe
the safe, estim ated at $4000, and es there.
Bonson Drug Htnre.
caped in an automobile.
G ood M e a ts
Office Phone 34 Rosidence Phone 126.1
Indians Are Increasing.
Samples of products from flax pro
duced at the Oregon state penitentiary
W ashington.- The American Indian,
At Prices that are right
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
have been received from California by under Improved health conditions. Is
LICENSED CHIROPRACTIC
R. B. Goodin, secretary of the state Increasing In numbers, according to
PHYSICIAN
board of control, and will be placed the annual report of Commissioner
on exhibition. The articles Included Bells, of the Indlun bureau There Consultation nnd examination free. Of
linen huck towels, shoe twine, wrap were 209,224 Indians when the report fine bonrs 9 to 5. Mondays mid evpniigg
W. G. PERRY, Prop.
by appointment.
per twine and sack twine, all of which was written, an increase of 1522 over Office
Phone IS
in old Cottage Grove llnnk Bldg.
appeared to b« superior products.
a year ago.
Free Delivery at All Time* of the Day
104Vi Main Avenue
; SHARPLES
P0WDER
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a Sterling Feed Co.
COTTAGE GROVE SAMPLE STORE
turn entertainm ent in Moose hall F ri
If you know of a society item :md ; day
There was a program, fol
do not inform the newspaper, it is lowed night.
by
games,
and refreshm ents were
your own fault if it is not printed ^ served.
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Miss Lulu Currin and Miss Kinsey The Constellation club is meeting this
entertained at five hundred at Miss aftrrnoou and the annual Christmas tree
C urrin's home Monday evening. Re- is being held.
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freshments of fruit salad, rake and
chocolate were served. Those present The Semi-monthly Dancing club held
were the Misses ¡Schilling, VanDenburg, a party Thursday evening, at which the
Burkholder, Hooper, Milsby, Currin and organization was completed. The fol
Kinsey and Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Beals, Mrs. lowing officers were eleeted: President.
Burkholder, Mrs. VanDenburg and Mrs. Sherman Godard; secretary-treasurer,
Elbert Bede. With the exception of
Beager.
charter members, the membership will
«>•«>♦
people.
Mrs. Amelia Currin, Mrs. M. M. be limited to married
4$ &
Wheeer and Mrs. Clara Burkholder en
tertained the ladies’ aid society of the A movement has been started by the
Presbyterian church in the church par Kebckahs for the organization of an
lors yesterday afternoon. Games were old-fashioned debating d u b among the
members of the Encampment and sub
plaved and refreshm ents served.
ordinate
lodges and the Kdickahs. meet
^
The freshmen and sophomore classes ings to be held at least once each mouth
,'are the senior and junior classes a re during the winter. The first meeting
will be held Friday evening, December
15, after the close of Kebekah lodge.
The missionary society of the Pres
byterian church was pleasantly enter
tained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Roy
Short. Mrs. Albert Helliwell and Mrs.
Chas. Beidler assisted the hostess in
entertaining and serving.
*•£><§> <j ih
The Knights of Pythias lodge held a
social session last night, to which a few
guests were invited. There was a pro
gram and refreshments were served.
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The Social Twelve club met last
Thursday with Mrs. L. S. Hill, the af
ternoon being spent with fancy work.
Refreshments were served. Mrs. Clar
ence Schlbrede was a guest. The nn-
filial Christmas tree of the d u b will be
next Thursday with Mrs. John
Go home for Xmas. held
Bader.
-9> v
Stay for New Year’s
Day. Our low round
The M. P. G. club meets next Tues
trip Holiday tickets al day with Mrs. Roy Smith, at which time
will be held.
low you plenty of time. the Christmas tree
$>
All points in
The Emannn club meets next Thurs
day with Mrs. Bert Trask, at which
OREGON
time the annual Christmas tree will be
CALIFORNIA
held.
Travel on
Low Round
Trip
WASHINGTON
and IDAHO.
Holiday Sale Dates
Between Oregon points
Dec. 22 to 25 inc.; Dec.
30 to Jan. 1 inc. Return
limit Jan. 3, 1917.
To California points
Dec 21 to 23 inc.; Dec.
26 to 28 inc. Return
limit 15 daya from date
of sale.
To Pacific Northwest
points in Washington
and Idaho Dec. 22 to 25
inc. Return limit Jan.
3, 1917.
Ask local agent for
time of trains, fares,
etc.
John M. Scott, G. P. A.
Portland, Oregon
S outhern
Pacific
Lines
FOOTBALL—
Oregon vs Pennsylvania
Pasadena, Cal., Jan 1st
decl4-21
Mount VIew Society.
A surprise party was held Monday at
the C. W. Sears home in honor of Mrs.
Sears’ birthday anniversary. Those par
ticipating were Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Sears, Miss Edna and Brison Hears,
Mrs. Kate Sears, Mrs. Alma Sears, Miss
Bertha Sears. Frank Sears, Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Cooley and daughter Elizabeth
and Mr. Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. T^iwrv entertained
Thursday in honor of their annt, Mrs.
L. A. Whitcomb. Guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath and family,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M Frost, of Blue Moun
tain.
M OUNT V IE W
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Dec. 13.—Ed. G riffith will hold nn
auction sale at his home Saturday and
intends leaving soon for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ishmael, Earl Isb-
mael and Mrs. B. G. Crowe attended
the funeral of Mrs. Ishmnels’ mother
at Roseburg Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Beidler were at
Nolan H opper’s Wednesday.
Mr. Kissinger and family, of Idaho,
have moved upon the Groat place near
the steel bridge.
The sehool directors erected a flog
pole and flag at the Mount View school
house last week.
Mr. DeVanney left this week for his
home in Albany, after an extended visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Brown Han
sard.
A 10-pound son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Arne Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Whitcomb returned to her
home in Portland Saturday.
Frank Sears spent the week end in
Creswell.
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STILL WE GROW!
WHY?
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Blackmore & McFarland *
F re s h M e a ts
People’s Meat Market
f