Cottage Grove sentinel., October 18, 1917, Image 2

I'hinr iiti'uenl »vero M u s lues T in k er,
Mi»» Miltlri'tl llemier, Mi»- Heitliu .Sent,
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He«nie
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Myrtle
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Tiller, li it rolli lliltliM, He/ Tueker, O lio
mut r'nrl NìehoU, Clifton llo|>|ier. twin
Witehei inni U o m in i Keene.
The Bargain Center; Every Day Something New
Our Increasing Sides on Ladies'
All of Our New
WAISTS
DRESS SKIRTS
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On Sale at Bargain Prices
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IF YOU WANT THE CORRECT
STYLES. SEE OUR LINE
show that our low prices and
correct styles are what you
want. Call ami see our new
ones at
$ 2 . 7 5 i" $ 8 . 0 0
We save you something on ev-
t»ry skin.
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S ite . S I . $ 1 .2 5 , $ 1 .4 8 .
$ 2 .5 0 . S 1 .5 0 u p $ 6 .5 0
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100 Extra Heavy Glass Tumblers, 5c ea. See Them
Today—Thursday—We Put on
Sale Another Lot of
Childs’ Coats
20c GINGHAM
at 15c
$ 2 . 7 5 to $ 5 . 4 8
Every one priced le s s than reg­
ular.
Children’s Knit Suits, Toque,
Sweater and Leggins.
Bahy Knit Coats ami Bootees.
Get Your Share, as This Ging­
ham is Worth. Wholesale !G»<»c
We are headquarters for all the
New Things in N’ckw’r
Windsor Sear fa, worth MOc, our
P t i e e ................................... 2 5 *
All the new shapes in scarfs,
new neckwear pins, hair or­
naments, ribbons and novelties
of all kinds. We save you a lit­
tle on every item.
MAKE 2 LBS OF BUTTER OUT OF 1 LB OF BUTTER AND 1 PINT OF MILK------SEE THE
BUTTER MERGER— EVERYBODY IS INTERESTED IN IT—ON SALE AT THE FAIR STORE
A Beautiful Line of
Plain White Thin China
New Glassware
Cups and Saucers
Impossible to tell them from
HAVILAND
Limited lot, per set.. $ 1 . 5 0
No more to be had at this
price until shipping rates are
lower.
We want every lady to call
and look it over. Now is the
time to select Cut Glass for
Presents.
KF’. D CR OSS N O T I’. «
RAIN COATS
Capes and Umbrellas
When It Rains— Remember We
Can Save You Something in
This Line.
The M ilitilo Uelief society « ' » « et
eri F’rbluv ufteriioon iti moni 7 ut thè
l i i l i »i liout bulbilli^
It iloe» out »eeni lo tu* elettr lo thè nv
orago ttoiuun wtiy ilo nhonltl »ut*’ out
« h eu t tu bo »eut to uni ullivn. Thi* t»
»iiii|>l\ lieettiute OO pel cent o f it freneli^
u ian '» 1 o.iii iu yieiue tinte eou»i«t» o f
n beni to eml.
It i» uot enti to »bangi*
thè iliet o f u nutioii, et eli in nomini
lim e»; it liei ulne» ni ino» t tuqio»»itile to
i linuge it tv ben timi niiliou i» t'iig"g<*it
in u lite unii iteuth »Il uggii'. It eoi tulli
|y i» no lim e tlieti to t i y
Canvas Glows. 15c, 2 for 2 5 0
15*
Also Ladies’ Silk Gloves, Golf
Gloves and Children’s Mittens
We offer an Extra Bargain in
Men’s and Boys’ Ties
One lot at......................... 2 9 *
One lot at......... .............. 5 0 *
Select them now beautiful
patterns that will please you.
Our 5c, 10c, 15c Items A re Better Bargains Than Ever Before
Flannelette Gowns, Regular and Large Sizes, House Dresses, Aprons, Petticoats, Children's Dresses,
Boys Blouses, Sweaters for Ladies and Misses, and Many, Many Specials for Men and for Boys
OUR LARGE STOCK OF DISHES. IN DECORATED AND WHITE, ENABLES US TO SELL TO
YOU AT ONE-THIRD LESS THAN WE COULD IF BOUGHT TODAY. ALL OF OUR ENAMEL
WARE AT ABOUT WHOLESALE COST TODAY. RARE BARGAINS IN ALUMINUM WARE
W e Are
I he Tablet and School
FA IR B A R G A IN
OUR SALES HAVE DOUBLED IN THIS LINE THIS YEAR.
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The M. P. (1. club met Tuesday uf
ternoon with Airs. O. L. Nichols, the
time being spent knittin g socks f o r the
Ked Cross.
I.ight refre-bm ents were
s.-rv ed
<$> +
-$>
The seniors and ju niors o f the high
H-hool entertained the freshmen and
V i’
Supply Store
SEE THE BARGAINS WE OFFER
STORE
«ophomores Friday evenin g at Moose 13. Miss Davison taught three years in
hall, the a f f a i r being the most e n j o y ­ tne Cottage (trove srnools.
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able o f such events in the history o f
the school. Dame» were played anil re­
Mrs. A. W. K im e entertained th. Ken
freshments served. A b ou t e ig h t v - f i v e singtuu club ut the hull Friday after-
were present.
. - 11. A . Miller, M i ». 1. t .
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Wheeler, Mrs. Harry Wynne, Mr». \V.
Duke Knox and Miss Ipbn Wid der
W. M cFarla nd, Mr». A. L. i t i i r r o « » and
»heim, tw o well-known and popular Mis. K im e 's mother, Airs. J. If. Gross,
members o f the younger set, were qui were guests ol the club. Mrs. Kune was
etly married ut Eugene Friday. Mr. assisted in serving by Mrs. I.ee Tennis
Knox has had charge o f the o f f i c e work and Miss Maud Doyle. The clu b voted
nr the B i o n n Lumber com pany, and to take up Ked Crus» work.
Miss Wid dershcim was stenog rapher in
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the same o f f ic e .
Airs. Carrie AIeineii«ay and Atiss Ho
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tutu Meager celebrateii ih eir birthdays
Announcements have been received ¡Sunday at the home ot U. J. Ninon, Ali»s
here o f the marriage o f Ward Cockeram B o n it a 's grandfather.
Those present
and Miss Janet D a v is o n at Koseburg were Air. Nimm, Airs. Lila Wilson, Mrs.
Friday, O ctober 12. T h ey will be at lim a Meager, Airs. Carrie Heim-nway.
1 home at Oakland, Ore., a fter October Ja ck Meager, Mónita Meager, Wendell
»ml Cecil Cochran and B la -ic i irecn.
77 ; c m o d e m
f ir e s id e
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Ready at the touch
a m atch — out
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f u e l c o n s u in e d
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n e e d e d — n o w aste.
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S T A N D A R D OIL
COMPANY
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PERFECTION
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FOR SALE BY
K N O W L E S
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mrchauica! reliability— the ease of hand­
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produ.d su-h marvelous road and econ­
omy records in every section of the world
are not only maintained— but augmented.
YOU can SF.F. the V A I UE in the M A X ­
WELL at $74S.
T o ttn n f ( ' ar $ 7 4 5
/ViNii'sfsr $ 7 4 “*; t awr**
... ftO'Ji. Al!pn*04 f. « * t»elFwf
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Presbyteria n Church
It \ Mai-I.eod.
east or; iihuiie 137K. Bible »rhoul at lt>
v. iu . M ornin g wurship ut 11j evenin g
wurahip ul 7:110; luble study Wednesday
■ v en ing» ut 7 :30.
Morning su bject, ‘ ‘ Doing the lte»t
1‘o u i b l e .
K l i n i n g , “ \ (irnuil Stnml
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M eth odist Church
Kcv. Jos. Knott»,
pastor. Sunday school nt 10 11. in. Keg
ulnr preaching services nt II 11. m. anil
7:30 Lpvvnrtn league at 7 p. in. Mid
1 week pruver meeting Thursday evenin g
at 7:30.
Morning sermon ' ' T h e Yicurioiis Hue
cifii-e o f Christ.*’
F. v e i l i n g sermon,
r ' The F’uding Glory o f John the Itap
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Christian Church— Walter Callison,
I mini iter. Miblc school 9:45 n 111. Y. P.
N. C. F’ . (into a. ni Preaching services
ut II u. m. mid 7:.'to p. in.
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M orning » 11b jeet, “ ( Iregon Mission» ' '
F ilm in g subject, ‘ ‘ A \ Ital Q u e s t i o n . '’
IHnrred concert at ev enin g »erv ice.
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Baptist C h u r c h —Fi G. (t. Gront pa»
, tor emeritus. Sunday school at 10 a.
| 111. Preaching at II a. in. Prayer meet
lin g Thursday evenin g at 7:30.
Christian Si lence Church - .Service» in
the chapel at 2t2 Second street ench
Sunday at II a in Regular testimonial
meetin g each W ednesday at 7:30 p. in.
The buildin g is open for the use o f the
cir cu latin g
library each
W ednesday
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. in. All are cordially
in vited to the services as well an to
make use o f the literature.
Seventh Day A d v e n tis t Church N. II
Lindt, pastor. MabFmth school nt 1:30
Hr.turdnys.
Regular service nt 2:30.
Stranger* rind visitors cordially in vited.
Su b ject next Saturday, “ The N ext
World
P e a ad.
c e . ’ will
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A want
sell it.
A reception was held at the Medio-
•list church Tuesday evenin g for the
pastor and new members o f the ehureli.
\ com m ittee receiv ed tin- gveata ia tin-
lower story o f the ehnreh, supper being
served in the banquet room at fSr.'IO. ¡*!
L. Aim-kin acted as toastmaster and
called upon seven or eight o f those
present, us well as the pu»tor, Rev.
Joseph Knotts
A f t e r the supper a get
acquainted social hour was held 111 the
upper flo or o f the chureh, and alto­
gether the evenin g whs 11 most pleasant
one. Those in charge o f the supper had
planned on an attendance o f about 75,
but served some 120.
Airs. Charles Adams entertained S a t­
urday afternoon in honor o f her house
guest. Airs L. H. .Mitchell, o f Pasadena,
Calif.
The entertainment was o f mi
in form al and patriotic nature. Light re
freshinents were served, covers being
laid for 12.
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The Lmnnon clu b met with .Mrs. W.
M. Cooper last Thursday. A business
session was held and the clu b decided
to g iv e a H a l lo w e ’en dance in Moose
hull Hntiirday, O ctober 27, for the hen
efit o f the Red Cross. Mrs. C. L. Frost
and Airs. Dye were guests o f the club.
Delicious refreshments were served by
Mrs. Cooper, this Firing the last time the
club will serve this winter. The eluFi
will meet with Mrs. Horace Cochran
O ctober 25 to perfect their plans for
Ked Cross work.
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Delight Valley Society.
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A surprise party was given in honor
Aliss ltuby Keene Friday evenin g.
COLONEL J
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M W I L L I A M S US
ADJUTANT GEN ERAL
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in c i r c u ii c o u rt Iu*»t w w 'k ¡ ij » u i i i g .lidia
l ' s p r n v , o f tIn « c it y
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ju ta n t K»‘Ut*rul *»f ( >r«»^«m to » u i i i m m I AlltAlie«* 'i rUNt c o iu p m i\
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A ilj u t t t iilU t 'iif r u l (». A
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Ir a s iN till* » p i k fo r €*nm|» ( i i n 'i i r , N
mtcrewt al thè rat«* «»f e ig lit |*«*r ceni
( i o i f u t o i W it h \fotn h t* iifiiiouiiriMÎ t « » P«*r a n n u lli fm in S«ptcinh<*i 2*5, U d ì ,
utid tM.Vl u fto riic y fe e ; th«* ,l«thn Dc«*r«'
•lay.
H o w c iim p a n v , w h ic h m anu»«*l un mie
<»f thè «l«'fciKÌmitN, m |*iv •• n a p id gn iciit
♦—
agu in N t hitn in the mini o f l i d i l M w itli
H O N O R G U A R D N O TES
inter«*Nt ut th«* rate o f «*lytit p«*r cent
o«*r a n n a ni frtuii .In iiu n ry 2, 11*17, and
H«*rl»«rt K a k m , mioth«*r d e fe n d u n t, 1«
g is e r i a jiidgltii'tit n goiim t S p r n v in tln*
M i l i t a r y d r i l l in ht*ld r*v«*ry Tu *H «ln y
•utm **f
w ith intereNt ut th*'
ut 7 : 5 0 i», in at tin* a r m o r y , w h o - h t*
Nume rat«* fr«»in H«*pt«*mber 25, U»17, and
k i n d l y finn titl'd b v Hi** I rin*t«o»n. F r a n k t 'iiV l a tto r n e y f«*«*.
A n «»r«!**r « » f thè
W o n d i u f f in irmi i tn-for.
c o u r t f «» r th** Naie *»f th«* m o r tg n u e d
i*liiN.4«*n in third ror|»M u m k ar«* Imiti pronert v in nUo marie.
t'vory \\>dii«*nd*y at 7 :.tf* p. m at \\f*t
M r . l4 p ra y N«»iae tini«* ag«i t iirn e d o v e r
H i *1 «• Kfirujp*, Karl 11 a t krlroad lifinK flu* p r o p e r t v w h ic h w ill Nnti**fv n ll fin*««*
NiiNt rurtor.
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h'irNt ro ti» * cltiNNfN a n * r o iid iii-tfil b y
M i n . K a y I ra nk at ln*r rt Nidt iu»* r i p r )
T h u r a d a y i*\«*ninff. A n M r« . T r a * k in a
t r a i a rti iiutn «*, h«*r »*i p«*ri<*iiri*N in firat
a id ar«* v**ry lu d p f u l to un a n d mak«* the
to x t o f t U•* l»«»ok m iit'li mor#* intrr«*Nttrig.
N e x t T h u r m la y \\ «• t a k e up tin* Nenutd
f h n p t e r in th«* h o n k o n prn«*ti«*a| h a n d
a g in g . A l l m e m he rN o f th«* FiiNt ro rp N
Wh«*n tu r n in g h i an a la rm o f fire «>\ <-r
ar«* u r g e d to att«*n«l.
the t«*l«*phone, ta lk d ire c t t«• c en tral.
H e v e r a l o f th«» g»rta h a v e purrhaN**«! D o n ’t u«»t ex cited blit k i n «* n I ow I v and
H o n o r ( i u n r d p i n n w h i c h a re w«*l| w o r t h d iM tin c tly tin* lo c a tio n o f th«* fn«* am i
flu* p rice, o n e «lollar
T h e y a re m a d e dn not Im iiK up the receiver u n t il you
in th«* f o r m o f an e a g l e r<*nttng o v e r o u r are n ut «* the p«*rnon nt the o th e r end of
n a t i o n a l «*«dorN w i t h th e H u r d u * ' T h e th<* w ire I iiin the in fo r m a t io n y o u winh
G i r N ' N a t i o n a l H o n o r G u a r d ' ' |*r i n t «*«1 t«» ennv ey.
u p o n t lo i n .
Tell an nearly iin poimible th«* exact
nddr«»NN <»f Imildin^ where fire in. The
W ant a «1 n . are fttr tkoae w h o want tire department u niv know where the
Nometh ing. T h ey are n ptinareo for nil f i f e IN UN NO* )|| UN pONNi Id«*
Fire Notice
the wants o f mankind.
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This Inconvenience
Is Ended by
Kryptoks
K R Y P T O K glass*« d o
the Inconvenience o f
changin g your glasses
y ou read or look o f f at
away with
constantly
ev ery time
a distance.
THt QMtf INVISIBLE BIFOCAL
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And yet the operating economy— the
Nu lb-finite « u n i Im» been reeeiieil
in rt-guni lu yttrn. There »eetn» tu be
a ileeiileil »hortuge. Kneh knitter listed
will reerive her (Mirtina ju»l 11» »non « »
u »hipment arrive».
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The Social T w e lv e clu b met lust
T b u r d a y with Airs. George Kerr, The
aftern oon was spent in sewin g for the
Ked Cross. The club decided to raise
a t o b a c c o fund for the soldiers in
F'rance. Airs. Helen Nilsby was a guest
o f ’ the club. Light refreshments were
served.
The Constellation clu b meets at M a ­
sonic hall this afternoon with Airs. T.
I . Wheeler as hostess.
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The grand matron o f the Flnstern
Star will pay an o f f i c i s l visit here
Tuesday evenin g, O ctober 25.
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tainable in any car selling at $1200.
Special-Mens’ & Boys’ Ties
Canvas Gloves, p a ir .. . . . ■ 1 5 *
Rewt sible Gloves, pair. 2 0 O
< ’hildteii’s Gloves, pair. . . 1 0 *
Ladies’ Gloves, pair.......
Give* you all the room — a!l the com ­
fort— all the conveniences and beauty ob ­
«’ M « ...... len i»
n ith uevi flour». tlenee it i» tliiit every
n ohi iili »bollili, vv lieti »Ite enti, ocinservo
«Il en t »o llitit « e in il > »euil it tu thè
Kreueb «In» uri* tightiug »o v ulianUv.
Some b u i e u»keil. * * \\ li v uot »eml •orni*
o f oui flirti nbroiut fin r u m b i e n i l f 1'
t’ iie ntiNiver i» ugnili, flint tiie meli nml
«oiu eli a broli il tue uot uri' natomeli to
i o n i meni, lliey ilo uot iiuiler»tiiiul it»
|irv|tnlutiou; thev renimi it witli ili»
trust. It t», ugnili, uot thè time. iti lite
miilut o f thè tei rit te vvur uimn tbeni, lo
attem pi tu tetti li thene peuplc nero»» thè
»on Vmerieuu e ook eiv .
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The folluwin g no w inoiiihor* bava
booii uddcd tlus vu't’ k : M in . N uib v Por
tei un«l M in . 1> hìn \ l ‘orl»*r.
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(.Vntrihuti^JiM: N lr i t ‘ . M Slmili.
M in . l ì iiilomloN o, -tV ,
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Tw onty four member» « e r e |ire»ent
F’ rntnv ntternoon.
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A »hipment « i l i be »eul « b o n i O rto
ber Ito. Piemie bring in olii liueii». «ni»
lui», or nny » off « I u t e millenni »uituble
I tur emeruem y biiiuliigc». Tliev lire ni
! n eej ot llieiii righi uovi ni F'ruiue. It
| v mi huve un ulti tuble eloth or »|>re«il
io itonute, pleu»e »eml it in nt olire u»
vie m e in noeti uf tinnì ut nll lime»
Cray eloth» timi uuiikiu» tire lamie o f
thè formar ; wn»h eloth» tire umile o f
I thè bitter, limi thè wonien tuke tln-m
lumie unii croehet armimi thè eilge» thè
»ire bcillg 10*10 inehe».
50 Paper Towels, in carton, ready for use— our p r ic e ......................................................................... 1 0 *
1000 Paper Napkins— Special this week— per thousand............................................................... $ 1 . 5 0
100-yd. spool of the liest silk
thread.......... ....................... 1 0 *
>0-yard spools..................... 5 *
Clark’s Ü. N. T., 200 y d s . . 5 *
Darning Cotton, 2 f o r . . . . 5 *
Dress Snaps, 10c and........ 5 *
Hooks and Eyes.................... 5 *
Pins and Needles...................5 *
The New 1918
Maxwell
K R Y P T O K S (pronounced Crip
to c k s) will g iv e the automohlllst
— or anyone needin g b ifo ca ls
near and far vision in one pair o f
glasses.
•••
F R A N K WOODRI FF
Fire Chief.
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Obey the Law!
Ford O w ners
NEED A DIMMINO DEVICE AND
MORE LIGHT
AT LOW SPEED OF ENGINE
WE GUARANTEE A GOOD DRIVING LIQ-HT AT
10 MILES PER HOUR ON HIGH
Should you have nn nccidcnl on account of being nnnble I 41
dim your lights you will have no defense in court.
The J-R Intensifier
N o seams or lines are visible.
They will g ive you perfect vision
and eyesight com fort.
is made in Oregon. If not entirely sntisfied after M0 days’ trinl,
return to our sales office ¡nul we will refund vour money.
nUDKR TODAY. Price.................................................... £ |
Sherman W. Moody
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Teleph on e 302
Hroken Lenses (Quickly Replaced
Factory on the Premises
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202 Merchants Trust Building
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Portland, Oregon