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PIANO CONTEST
them. N’ext Lord’s day morning
sermons on the inner life of the
PUBLISHED EVERY 1UKSDAY
New Testament church, based on
D. F. DEAN
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Acts 2:42, the first subject being
C. O. DRYUKN
Manager
Remember the contest closes ‘
'The Apostles’ Teaching” You
i*Ni«r«d at the Cottage Grove postoitice will enjoy this, l ’rayer meeting December 23rd.
a* second class mail matter
Saturday December ‘4th is the!
every Thursday night 7:40. Every
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last time that the votes will be
¿it months
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counted before the contest closes.
Last Sunday was a day of good
We are giving 150000 vote* with
CHURCH NOTES
things at the Presbyterian Church,
every dollar spent for toys.
a large aud delightful audiences,
Our special this week— Wednes­
The workers of the Methodist beautiful music, helpful sermons:
day
and Saturday— will be corn
church are exceedingly gratified a.td next Sunday Dec. 10th will Ire
w.th two records they made dur- sti„ better
Suilday sohool at 10 and tomatoes and we will give!
iug the month of November. There A. M. and Cbristaiu Endeavor at 300000 votes with every dollar. !
We are going to sell out our i
was au average
attendance at 6.30 p m At 11 a. m. the pastor
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prayer meeting of seventy and one will preach on the subject, ‘ ‘The Christmas dishes. If you want a |
hundred and sixty-one at Sabbath Mind of Christ.” At this service nice present for very little mouey j
school. The coining Lord's day there will be an anthem by a large you can get it from us. We are
going out of the fancy dish busi
evening will be especially interest- cilorus O|loir
, .30 the sermon
ing. People’s Popular service at subject, will be. “ Three Best ness and you can get a dish at al i
7:30. Lecture by Robert Sutcliffe Things.” A special musical fea­ most your own price. Come in
on 'Wendell Phillips the great ture of the evening seivice will be and look them over.
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Consecration” every worker for a
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| Misses Blanche Veatch and Esther
better day will find it to his ad- > Silsbv, and Messrs Lloyd Stratton
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tantage to be present
From 8:30 l and Worth Harvey.
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to 0:30 Mr. and Mrs. Sutcliffe will ■I
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give a "Sing Around the Piano” , i The choir of this church is tire
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This is au entirely new feature of, paring a delightful service of song
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church work. Public worship at j for the evening of Dec. 24, Christ- *
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II with sermon bv pastor on “ The| mas eve, when they will occupy i
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Ouestion of the l irst Murderer.’ ’ the whole time of the service.
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Bible school at 0:4.3. Last week
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the young people’ s class had twen
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ty-seven present. Miss Mae Arm- i M eria n church met Monday even |
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strong conducts the Epworth Lea U1R Dec. 4th at I loxie s Restaurant.
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forluncheon and social intercourse.
gue meeting at 6:30.
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No business was transacted but
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One adult was received into
church affairs were informally dis
membership in
the Methodist
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cussed, and plans suggested for the
church on Sunday morning.
future. There will be other meet
The men of the Methodist parish ings of the same character at later
60 YEAR8’
are to give an entertainment on a dates.
E X P E R IE N C E
big scale early in 1912. The exact
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date announced shortly.
Jas. Ilemenway went down to
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Large and appreciative audi-
ances heard Mr. lloveu last Lord’s
dav I mill morning and evening.
The Bible school and C. E. were
an inspiration to all who attended.
The music is a distinctive feature
in all the services. Mr. Fagan, the
chorus director, is an expert in his
line of work. Next I.ord’s day
evening he and Miss Willard will
sing a duet. Don't fail to hear
L’reswell today,
* " re cat,e susiar. special at lolb,
for ?UM' or ->01h- for * 100 w ith!
each $5.00 purchase of other goods,
*)es harzes ( .rocery.
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The W. C. T. I
will hold its:
Mothers’ Council on Friday, Dec-
ember 8th. 3 p. in. at the home of
Mrs. I.eRov Woods, corner B and
West Fourth streets. All mothers
specially invited to attend.
P atents
I RADE MARKS
D es ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
^nvrnio fending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether au
.nventiou is probably patentable. Communlca*
ti< ms strictly confldGiitlal. HANDBOOK on Patent#
sent free, o ld est apency for pccuiing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
special notice, without charge, iu the
Scientific American.
A handsomely illustrated weekly.
Largest cir­
culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms, t J a
y e a r ; four months, $L Bold by all newsdealers.
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THE
CASH
E C O N O M Y STORE
U SEFU L X M A S G IF T S
Bure liuen scarfs.
35 to50 cents.
Each
Linen
towels.
to 50 cents.
Each 25
Table linen
cents to $1.25.
a
yard
.
Napkins per
to $2.00.
set
65 cents
Silk Hoisery
A silk or wool dress would
be long remembered because
they are useful.
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Made of pure silk a pair
45 ceuts.
I.isle cotton hose a pair
10 to 35 cents.
Silks
27 inch inessaline a yd $ .75
.36 inch inessaline a yd 1.05
27 inch taffeta a yd .85
Ladies' Handkerchief
36 inch taffeta a yd 1.00
36 inch satin a yd
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Wool Dress Goods
58 inch all wool suiting 1.35
56 inch broad
cloth 1.45
Serge a yard 50 cts to 1.45
So
Embroidery linen made of
round thread 36 inches wide
a vard 50 cents to 75 cents.
FOR
in plain hemstitched or scol­
loped edge plain or embroid-
eried. 5, 10, 12% and 22%
cents.
Purses
Ladies' Gloves
Our purses are of real leath­
er and exceptional good val­
ues. 50 cents to $1.50.
Real cafe kid-a pair $1.4.5.
Wool gloves priced 25 to
50 cents.
U s e fu l ( J i t f i F o r M e n
Neckties
Silk Lisle Sox
Our neckties are selected
with grea t care and on pret
tier line could be found any­
where. But up in Xmas box­
es 25 to 50 cents.
Dress Shirts
Made in black, gray, tan,
blues and wine red. l’riced
W e sell the famous H all­
mark shirts for men. They
are $1.50 values
at most
stores. Our price 95 cents.
12% to 23 cents.
Stidewell
Handkerchiefs.
Tim ely Suggestions
Handkerchiefs
for men
never come a miss. We have
them put up in boxes 2 for
25 cents. 3 for 25 cents.
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DRY GOODS
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The only collar that al­
lows the tie to dip easily.
Special for Xmas 6 collars
70 rents.
Fancy arm bands, faucy
suspenders, gloves, gowns,
shirts and neckwear.
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Collars.
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M E N ’S F U R N I S H I N G S GROCERIES
Tells the Cause of Appendi­
citis.
New Era states that much ap­
pendicitis in Cottage drove is
caused by constipation, gas on tlie
stomach or sour stomach. These
troubles are almost instantly re­
lieved and appendicitis guarded
agaiust by taking a single dose of
simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
etc., as compounded in Adlerika.
the new German
appendicitis
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WEST SIDE GROCERY
First-class, clean groceries at lowest possible prices
Ladies’ and children’s shoes, good as the
best and cheap as the cheapest.
Coal oil 15 per gallon.
Everything else in proportion.
LOUIS JENSEN
W E S T SID E
Dranch office. G26 F Ht., Waahlugton. D. C
R E G U L A R A D M IS S IO N OF lOc C H A R G E D A T N IG H T
C fin n
be Shown, showing the manufacturing of the E. M. F and F L A N D E R S
Automobile from the “pig iron” to the finished Automobile. This is the first exhibition
of the kind shown on the Pacific Coast. A lecturer w ill explain and make clear to you the vari-
In addition to this, views of the little Flanders on the famous “Seattle to Hazel-
ous steps taken
ton” trip will be shown, also several of the big automobiles races
DUUII
Y o u A re Invited to be Present at This Rare Exhibition.
Equipped \Y itti
Ivfjttippeil \\ ltli
Demountable Rims
Top, Windshield,
Presto Tank
and Speedometer
Demountable Rims
Top, Windshield,
Presto Tank
and Speedometer
E. M. F 30 Touring Car 51300
We will he pleased to demonstrate these cars at
time at the Nesmith Garage.
Main and River Street
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It is an Education in Itself
Mauders 20 Touring Car #975
Call up IT for further information
E. M. r . SO R.OAP& T E * . $1300
J. F. HICKEY, Manager
Cottage Grove, Oregon