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’ L a d ie s — .Inni U c c fiv i'il -A Mimi 11 lui ol Y e llow Y m it i , III»* in w b i i I ì i i k . (loi what y o i wniil •|iii«*k. A I nu lumi In i Ini ut' ( 'i o d i c i m I i a < » vt'iyon e M im i K n , N on ln und 12 . Flashlight O w n e r s — Il you waul a (loud Hat lory mn- on , now lot t-unit* in Miiuilay. S p e c ia l N o tice! W o liavo u I i i i ' ko roNorvo n I oo I i ^ u ì ' K iiu iiu I W a re liouuhl |»riooN, w Inoli wo oi lor you ul o u r iin iih I low pricoN. n I Every Day iin and get O n o -lh ird Aloro New at TALES OF THE TOWN P rof e» »ne II. P. Piler and M i»» l)ai»y MeCliinkey of Pngeae have announced a reclini to lie given in the < htintiau ■ lunch Wctlncailuy evening, Juu. .11. Speelal prayer meeting» »upplemented Il y »hört addle»»**» have b«*i*ii held dur nig the week by the f'hriatinn ehurcli The Miniday and Tue»day night meet mg» were held »I the home o f inembei» o f the elnirrh, tho»i* o f ln»t night, to n phi and tomorrow night in the church, I'a ge a for j denlli o f Stewart Lakin, 19-year-old »on Lighth gtarle exam iiMÍmi» «v'll be i o f Judge J. A Lakin, of Attoria, and held throughout the .-i.uiiy January IN nephew of Herbert Lakin, o f Mn» city alni I y Superintend' n* K J. Moore Heath, which oceurred Thuradny, wa- Ini» mailed out the |Ui»tÌOIM I I rlu* va ■■aused by scarlet fever. riou» »ehiiul». Hat G r e g o r y ’» Bread. tfe D in a Woolley returned Pridny from Robert and Lw ing Weatenhaver left I.olidon, where lie had been running bis Sunday afternoon for Palo Alto, C a lif , wood »nw. to re-enter Stanford I ’ niveraity, after SPECIAL TODAY The t'hristinii Lndeuvor o f thè ('b ri» timi ehureh gave imi enjoyuble «urial after their buaim*»« meeting Tiie»duy ev eniiig. Mr. mul Mra, K. Il Crini« o f liliick Molle mine» left Hnturdny afternoon for a monili ’* v i»it in Sun Franri»i‘ii Mr, nini Mr». ( ’. L . Jone» went to Oakland Snturilny evening and »peni Hnfurduy night uud Sundny witb Mr. Jone» ’ mot ber The Kuterpean club i» prepnring to ó v e n mtl»ieal comedy fot thè benefit o f the I.nille» ’ Aid society o f thè l're» byterinu ehureh. jllc Il A llin»bnw, o f l ’ortlund, generai A few more good »eenud bund bog gie» and wagon» at S p r a y ’* uprStfe fn-ight agent o f thè Southern Pacific line» ni Oregon, wn » in thè city vester- • In y . Fresh Batteries Electric Globes F.varythtng usually kept in a first l iana hardware i t t r t alwaya on hand He* our Una of »tuvo» and ra il*«» Wynne & Kime IIA E D W A R R > - i Wben ordering bread, if yoii wmit thè be»|( »pei ifv Gregory ’». D e c ìtfe P. .1 t'iimerini and fnmilv have uiovcd iato ilo* Piagai lin o !» hotue ou S itili »1 r e e !. W K A R K S H O W I N G the F A M O U S POR M E N the rival o f any 45-00 hat on the market. In addition to the fine ■ |iinlity o f fur timi trimming», it i» guaranteed nb»olutely waterproof, It romea in all »linde» and atylc». Price $3 50 POW ELL & CO M PANY I ’old (•off. weather. Good »kor repairing n Hit f fieorge Wtddcr»benn, warehouseman for the Southern I'tirifie company, will leave within a few day» foi a m onth’» vacui ion at \\e»twwnd. Fui. Il i » pimi- will be filled during bin nlmenre by Au»tin Berg * Mi.-*» Kimiee Vnndfnlitirg was eonfiii ed In her room yesterday with n nevere cold. A »on wn» born to Mr. and Hetijiimin King Tuesday, .Ian It, A »on wa» born to Mr. nod {s a n k Pott» Sunday, January 7. Mr». Mr», The High Schoiil domeetii* »ciencr cln»»ea will hold a cookery aule at the Kerr ft Sil»bjr grocery »tore Saturday morning. jlle llargain* ut M on roe1» new »tudio, 'll »until Sixth »freet. Open Sunday» from in a. m. to -4 p. in. decSItf The erlipae o f Hominy night wn» »een by many reniilmta o f the city. The mnon began to enter the penumbra lit It:.'Ml and by II o ’eloek the shadow had entirely obscured the moon. Mr imi Mi». Koy Komaiue loft Thur» day of ln«t wcch for their homw ili Day ton, \Vti»h., after a v i»it with Mi». Rom anie’■ pareut», Hr. nini Mr». A. W Kime. Ln rouie thev will »perni a week v isitiu g n t Portland. In nt Thursdny front Portland, » b e r e tliey «pent thè holiilny» with their «un ami danghter. itay. Have tho»c »hoc» flxed befure it goe» out o f «ight. Hr. Goff. n Hit f The 0. A. Il pn»t and thè Wornen’ » K elief eurp» will bave joint innt il Un t tuli o f o f f i r e r » al their meeting to lo* belìi Sntiirdnv. Jnnunry 1.1. Dinner will In* »erveil bv thè Wornen’» Rcliiif eorp» nt nona. Au 11 pollini «un ivu» borii Sumlay, In li mi iv 7, to Mr. ami Mr». Lester Short ridge. .Ili», Iti asoli »luppoli H pen o f Rimile Islnml Red ehieken» tu thè poultry sliovv al Medlord Momlay. W. H. Cooper will lenii* thè bitter pari o f thè week for eaatern Washiag ton to look after hi» property interest» there. Ile » i l i probahly be nb»ent from thè city nbout a week. All winter good» ut rimi, »neh n» rub ber lioot», rnbber »Ime», fin pii ut». »licV er». vvoolen «liirt», ami niiiekinavv». Going out of buaine»«. Grillilo ft Jnrgon* »en. .¡u fi. Mr». W, M Cooper visiied Mr» Kil Tu II n r at I .onduli Mumliiy, niaking thè t ri p imi hoi»ebiiek. Ali etnmination for rnilway maii elerk will be belìi in thè Lagene po«t office, February 14. Connty Surveyor 11 ni li w \V. I.ibby, w ho hn» boeri »eriously ili <>f pnwtitnonin for nome timo nt thè Ktigene hospital »•a» removed to hi» homo Snturdav. 1 'iirk , w hole Mhoulilnr, I It............................................ 1 2 1 :C I-T i - m I i Siile P o rk, 11 »................................................... 1 Pu re I .it r il ................................................. 2 II) n for 3 5 <* Beef Boil.................................................. 3 llm. for 2 5 <* (loud Beef S le a k , 11 »............................................... 1 2 1 .(* * QUALITY i M i»» Esther Hill returned to the unt ! versity ut Lugene Monday after her ( 'liri»tnm« vacation at home, M i»» Merle Cellars returned to Mon mouth normal »ehonl Sunday morning. | M isi Hattie Lande»», having »pent the holiday» with her parent», left Sunday morning for lilakelyv ille, w here Mr«. Will Onmcwnod, Sr., o f Axulen, teae hing. who »pent n week with Mr«. II. II. Ol- Mr. nml Mr». Ilersehel Allison spent ci*tt, returned home Pridny. Sani Dinne the past wi»*k etui with Mr. mid Mr*. wood, her brut her in la w, aei-iiuipniiled IL II. Feister. her. Mi»* Florence Ili-menu ay returned Mr». J. H. Phelp», »on I,e»ter and Sundny to Lagene to rename her college ilaiigbti'r Ruth left Suuduy fur Alauiedu, work, lifter »pending the Christina*' Cal. holidays with her parent«, Mr. and Mrs. I*. II. Hfirieiiway. M i»» Ada Matthew* and Herman Ed ward» returned to the I'niversity o f Dr egon Monday. \ daughter was burn to Mr. and Mr» R. A. Thompson Fridav. December lit*. Mr». Si-hulbert anil Mrs. Lumm, o f Scatti*, daughter and granddaughter, respectively o f Robert G riffin, lire vis iting relative». from The Cottage d ro v e high school bas keil.all team will meet the Roseloirg high sel..i..| team at the armory tonight. The Inca! team has been practicin'» eon »latently since defeatin g Harrisburg last Friday night, amt a good game I» expected. BAKER’S BAKERY There i» nothing tlmt will giv e any more plen»ure for »o long n time for •o little money as the four monthly mag ./ine» we »end uur »ubseriber*. Are you getting these magazine» f I f not, write or telephone ti». Closed in e » r at your service day or night. I.ini-li's Garage. n liitf 1 turare Cm hr tin i» now employed by Kni.vln. ft (iruber as salesman to take the place of Lester Phelp» who left Sunday for California. I,. 8. Hill was in Lugene on busiaen» Saturday. M EAT PHONE 8 9 Mr. and Mrs. Lari Hill returned ou the early train thia morning for their home in West wood, C a l, after a visit o f several weeks with relative». Jitney service. M ARKET LOW PRICES L i n r h ’s Garage, n 1 titf Miss Dora Hawkins arrived Monday for a visiit with friends ami relatives in the i-ily. She is at present the gue*t o f Mrs Libert Hede. Go to Robinsons Good Eats TOR A GOOD M E A L A N D A SQUARE D E A L and a good dinner any day. A ll kltuls of candy, oranges, lemons ,iud bananas, nuts of all kinds, soft drinks, cigars, tobacco, cigarette:» and groceries. I f you don't see what you want — Ask Dad He Knows. J. II. R O B IN S O N . PR O P R IE T O R Leaders In Their Class! Fishers Flour Chase & Sanborn Coffee Dr. Hess Stock Food Money back goods Prices right Public School Books A. Brund & Co. J. LANE COUNTY HOGS BRING I HIGHEST PRICES hundred, nnd 17 brought only 4 0 .NT. It is expected that weekly shipments will be made by the mnrket eomtnittee *11 winter and spring, according to Mi ' \yres. A second shipment w h s m a d e i T uesday. 100 Ilfaad. Sold Through Pomona Orange The top prie« brought by the Llilo Market Master La.it Week. ‘ county hogs was the highest sinee 101 V Bring S21N>*. j when at one time the market reached 411 iu Portland. There are indication* that till« figure Mill ........ pin led or r i Tin* loo herid o f hogs noirki'tcil by ; reeded this year. VV. A. Ayres, assistant market master f the Lane County Pomona grunge, in Card of Thank*. Portland during the lutter part o f Inst We with to thank our friend« for week, nettili the farmers who mntle the «hipinent the m i i u o f 45 í <N> k , the largest their kindness and consideration at the •tun received »¡nee the co-opt*rutive mar ; time o f our recent bereavement. M RS M L L M E N A W A T T S ket lug pl.-iu wn« established more than A. D. W A T T S . i year rigo. C. H W A T T S , Laue futility hog« brought the highest G. D. W A T T S , price o f any in the mnrket this »en»on W. II W A T T S , ■ip to Friday night, neeording to Mr. GRACE WATTS. Vyres. For 25 o f them i d thi» »hipineiit j l l p i l .'in* price o f 4IO.o5 n hundred pound» .,:i» paid. T iii» i» fiv e cents higher thnu Tell about it to readers o f classifie I my one el-e received during the week. I advertisement»— and learn that desir : if f y seven o f them brought 410.25 n able real estate is always marketable. Report of the Condition of The First National Bank at Cottage Grove in the state o f Oregon, at the eluse o f bilsiae»* Dee, 27. 11»1*> RESOURCES Loans and discounts_____________ ______ __________________ 4132,233.09 Overdraft», secured, none; unsecured.............................. 172.01 12,500.00 1/ S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) Bond» other thau I . S. bond* pledged to secure postal savings deposits___ _____ ___ _______ __ ____ ___________ $ 7,032.20 Securities other than Li. 8. bonds (not ,n< lading stocks) owned unpledged_______________________________________ 4-1,144.*0 Arch Thompson was in Lagene Tues lo t ..I bonds, securities, etc_____ _______________ __ _______ Stock o f Federal Reserve Hank (50 per eent o f *ub day on bii«ine»«. seription) ..................... ..... ................................ ........ .... Leslie Hawkins, recently employed liv Value o f bankiug house ( i f unencumbered) ................ the People's meat market, is now em Furniture and fixtures__________________________________ ployed by the 1'ninn meat market. Real estate owned other thau banking bouse................ Net amount due from approved reserve igeuts in New The Sentili. I wants want ad«. York, Chicago and St. Louis_______________ _____ ______ Net amount due from upproved reserve agent* in Dies A l t e r Brief Illness. other reserve cities_____________________________________ 51.177.09 1,500.00 IN,500 00 2.04HI 00 RSIHMlO 4.791.22 5ti.Nli5.5ft 01.056 7* Mrs. Ruth William*, w ife o f Harry Williams, o f Row River, died at her Net amount due from bank* aad bankers other than liuiiu* yesterday after a brief illness. (outside checks and other cash items...___ _____________ 362,ii.'{ She was stricken with paralysis just Fractional currency, nickels and cents__________________ 245.95 a week ago, Mrs Williams is survived bv her has Notes o f other national banks_______________________ _____ band, an infant child born December Lawful reserve in vault and net amo unt due from Federal Reserve Bank.................................... ........ ..... 517, her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. L. I.. I Woolley, three brothers, Ray, Everett Redemption fund with l). 8. Treasurer and due from L:. 8. Treasurer__ _______________________ and Walter, mid other relatives, all re siding in this eity. Total___________ ♦300.227.7» Mrs. Williams was IK years o f age. L IA B IL IT IE S i She was born in Oberon, N. D., and Capital stuck paid in. 4 25,000 01 |came to this city with her parents five Surplus fund...... ... 25,000.99 year» ago. She attended school here j and was married November 25. IMIS, I 'm liv iiled profits ........... ...... .......... ............... lo.tios 3N j She was a member o f the Methodist ..es- current expenses, iutcrest nnd taxes paid 0.992.09 3,010.29 ehurrh. Funeral arrangements are not Vmuunt reserved fur tuxes accrued 0*0.30 yet completed. Circulating notes outstanding ..... 12.5o0.0o Net amount due to bunks and liniikei s other than :;t'"VC .......................... A L O W P R I C E FO R M A G A Z I N E S 330.29 Individual deposits subject to check___ _____________ 236.707.73 Certificates o f deposit due in less than 30 days......... •; ooo. so Towr Magazines o f M erit Offered in Casliie.*’» checks outstanding................ ................ ..... 3M4.S1 Club by The Sentinel for 25 Cents. Postal saviugs deposits... 3,410.56 Total demand deposits.... ... 247,109 95 We wish to call especial attention to Dther time deposits..... 12.549 09 the club o f magazines advertised in con Total o f time deposits. .. 12.519.09 nection with our paper. This is by far T o ta l____________________________ ______________ ________________________ 4300,227.7* the biggest magazine bargain that we have ever offered our readers. As a 8tn.e o f Oregon, County o f Lane, ss: 1, T C. Wheeler, Ca-hicr o f the above hint to the wise, we suggest tlisf you named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to (he best of avail yourself o f it at once. We have my knowledge n-nd belief. T C. W H E E L E R , » ’„»Iner already been nil vised bv the publishers Subscribed and sworn to before me thi* 5th d-.tv o f January. 1917. that on account o f the tremendous in- GEORGE H B R A J N ARD. N otary Public. creane in the cost o f white paper the M y commission expires Oct. 4, 1919. regular subscription price o f these mag Correct— Attczt: a/ines will be inerensed in the near Herbert Eakin, future. Semi in your order now and get Oliver Veateh, a double bargain. N. W. White, Directors. ■ice511-jail 11 pd John Harms is seriously ill o f catarrh of the stomach. Attorney J. K. Young was in Lugene on liusinc»» Friday. C. K. Stewart was in Lugene Friday night, John Milne transacted Lugene Friday . business in Miss Hazel Heineiiwny was in Eugene Saturday. Clarence Spencer left Mnturdny for McMinnville where he will work in the rnndcnsery. Mr. and Mr«. Clnrenee Nclbrede left this morning for their home in Hilling«, Mont., after an extended visit with the former's grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Stouffer and aunt, Mrs. Clara Burk holder. Ln route they will stop n few days in Portland ami nt one o f the benches near Seattle. Cash for S p r a y ’s. FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY Mia* Lthel ami M i»» Mary Powell re turned Sunday morning to their respec tive school» on the Coo» Hay line. W. .1 Wilson and family have moved to Central Point. W. O. Wilson, who wn» here with hi« family to spend the holidays at the George Wil-.uu home, left Pridny fur I n i v ’s Creek, where he will teach lumi III» family will follow in n few lay« EAT GOOD BREAD <r a three w e e k » ’ vacation spent with their parent» in this city. L. I.. (ioodridge ha» opened » general M i»» Joyce Teeter» left S.iudav morn repair »Imp ia the Walker building on - ing for Monmouth, where »In* w>|| re Main Street. »nine her »todies at the normal school. Miss Anna and M i»» tìbiily» Chapman Il \\ l.uunii», au evungeliat r«»o !in g in lai» Angele», i» m thè city for a fi v\ o f I.oram »pprnt New Year» in the city. day». M i»» Vernon Fields amt «ou Doanld A »<>n, » ho ha» hceii numi-d Arthur spent from Friday to Sunday with Mra. Hillisuii A»her, wn» Imrii tu Mr. and F ie ld '« mother, Mrs. Rosie Currin. Mr. ami Mr». Plebi» un* now making their Mr» W. O. A»her nt their buine * ii Wil home in Itimeburg. Lynch Currin nr- Imi Jniioary I. The prie» of lenther i» going up every roinpnnied hi.» sister to Roseloirg. SATURDAY, JAN. 13 C IT Y Spray will pay you canb for potatoes or wheat. J. II. Robinson wn» in Lugem* ye» terday to nbtuin medicai treatment, ile iva» a e coni pani ed bv Hr W W Og|e*by. MEAT SPECIALS! > V r » Libert Suditi vis ite i Snturd.iy with her sister, M i»» Nellie M ver», aril other f r o n d » in Lagene. P. M. Menrhroiigh, o f <’rc»wrll, wn» in thè city Monday. Mr iiik I Mr». K»l I .nur moved inf«* Mi* will iiirrt ariv traili, day or utgbt, their nt** I imiiif , m e n t l y w ith clo-cil in e»r. Telephone u*. l.imli ’» from (*l»M*oro Morri* in flu* l.i»inl*,»N Garage. llljtf jiddit ion. Mr. unJ M i» It L Gri»wobl wenl to M m . Ward, m«»fb«*r o f \V V. Wnrtl, Lagene Sundny laking with tkein tlicn in in in»* « 11y fio m Kugriit* for mrdirnl little iluiighter. Ruth, » h o underwi Mt .i ina»loid upei itimi tin te Mondav im *n tr**nt mvnt. mg . Shc i» reeovering nirely frinii thè B u r r o * • hau <*«*ur«*d the I«t m i n i n g elerk with til«* Southern operatimi I* in i f te rotii|»uny at O m n i» I'am anil Mr ami Mr». Harry Short are ex peci will k iv<* tiI» I iin jumifion an chief •*d Montiny fimo their bum« ni With with the roin|mi»v in thi» eify n» »oon row. Wiiah., for a muli I I I » viait with iif< hi» |»lit« e i» itlleij. He w ill |»robahly \lr S h ort’» parchi», Mr. and M r» .1 II niovr hi» f¿«in»Iv to Orant» I ' h m Mithin Short. the next HI or If» «lava. Mr. and Mr». George Hi «bey retuimn The (¿olden Rule Store M r * , ( ‘arttlin e D o o lit t le Ino« relurrtt-d front H ealth *. w h e re »In- had lieert fo l o f Oregon, »peut Saturday and Sunday with Hermán Ldwnrda. The two young ■evernl urontha with her daughter. Mr». < trien are fraternity brother» at the I'ni W L. Ileiaeiiway. She it now 'naking j veraity. her home with her daughter, Mra. tirant I Word Ima been reeeive.l here o f the CANDY T H F F A IR S om eth in g I.. K V a n N o rtw ie k urn] fa m ily a r hair at Spruy ’a. m e d S u n d a y from (ira a l I-alia. Moat., Mr. and Mr». A. Kartell anil Mr» lo »pmel the w inter tiara. Currie Jieiuenway motored to Lagene A J. Armstrong rtiuda a trip to La Huturduy. gene Mntorduy evening. “ lekey An-poker, o f the I'niveraity old S c h o o l C h ild ren — H u y y o u r T u M i -I m ol Ilio prioo. H ------------------------------ Unorganized employe* o f ihr Houlh Ile rarefai you don ’t overtook our trig o r » I’ aidfii* rntlroHil whose on I ii r i ilo Hub o f four magazine» whir-h we are not Mrnnil $tiO() will receive the fir»t •ending <>ur »ubsrriber» thia year. installment of their bonus .Imomry 17. County (.’ornmiaaioner K. H. Hpertrrr The sei-onil hnIf will be paid July 1. at leaded the ariroiHl road meeting In These oiii ploy on reeelve 10 per rent of Corvalli» Friday. Varioua topica per llieir yearly salaries us u bonus.' taming to eoaatruetion and upkeep of Victor Clia in bar* left Huturduy for road» war dim-urned ut thia meeting Kugnn«, to re eater tbs university. Cash paid for lorie», prlta, wool or mo ehiekens and egg* at apr5tfc Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Short moved this week from their home to the house owned by Mr. Short ’» brother. Hurry, now at Withrow* Wash, nnd J. F. Mills moved into the R oy Short house. • Just a Tilt of the P all ■ - Know Women don't mi nd f i l l i ng the knee-hign supply can of the new Suc tion-feed. Only a few inches to lift. No strain ing of back or arms. : w SHARPLES SUCTION-PEED Separator g ttt a H the cream alt tin lime. Any other separator will lose cream when the speed mlackena. You ran t always turn at exactly the riaht •peed. No one can. It’a impossible, speed Indicator or no speed indicator. The Suction-feed skims clean, fast or slow, and delivers even cream. Capac ity increases with the speed. Come in and let ua show you how it works. Sterling Feed Co. kina When, where and how to safe guard your savings so that you can receive 8% compounded annually. Under state supervi sion. Exempt from taxation. GEO. H. B R A IN A R D , Agent Pacific Building & Loan Association
