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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1910)
■ I Great July Clearing Sale Beginning salurdayjULY 9, Ending saiurdagi, JULY 16 This sale is for the purpose of converting summer goods into actual cash. To do this we offer them for Cash Only at the same prices we paid for them. Women’s Shoes. Men’s Shoes. Men’s green calf, wing tip raised toe full fox weld, Ox ford, $5 val ues. at Women’s full patent colt, butterfly tip, oxford ties, $4.00 value at. Women’s patent colt, wing tip, extended sole, ox ties, $3.50 value $3.95 Women’s patent edit, turn sole, cloth top, ox tie, $3.50 for...__ Men’s willow calf, Blucher cut, welt ties, $4.50 values', Women’s patent colt, tended soles, ankle strap, pump, wing tip, a n nn good $3.50 value.. Z.uU Women’s gun metal, two strap pump, plain top, $3.50 ..value__ Women’s patent colt, cloth top, button oxford, $3.50 value.___________ Bi Women’s vici kid, cushion sole, patent tip, solid comfort, $3.00 value...__ _ Women’s patent gun metal and. vici' kid oxford ties, butterfly and plain toe, $3 2.25 Women’s patent and gun metal ankle strap pumps, Macay sewed, $2.50 val__ 1.95 tj/F These shoes are all new and of Utz & Dunn and Sherwood Shoe company’s make. Men’s oxfords, Blucher cut, a shoe that sells regularly and readily at $4.50____ Men’s gun metal and oxblood, latest lasts, full welts, oxford ties, $4 values, at__ Men’s tan Blucher cut, 6 in- top, raised toe, full fox well, $4 values, at.___.r__ Boys’ Holland, blucher cut, tan and ox blood ties, $3.00valuesat______ ____ Boys’ Holland, oxblood and tan oxford ties, 12 to 2, $2.75 values at___ _____ Men’s Negligee Shirts. Men’s Summer Underwear. Men’s Pongee silk negligee shirts, regu lar $3.00 values, now.___ ______ •____ Men’s American Pongee negligee shirts, $2.50 values, now_ ___ Men’s Swazett negligee shirts, regular $2.00 values, now '__ C-.-______ __ _ Men’s 1.25 and 1.50 negligee shirts, all values for the money, now..___ _ Men’s solid and mesh spring needle knit import ed Japanese silk underwear, regular 1 Cfl value $2.50.per suit, now at______ ... l.vU Leather Belts. 25 per cent discount on all men’s and boys’ leath er belts. A big lot to select from. A staple. 250 Women’s 1 5c and 25c Summer Vests, just what is needed at this season, at only 7 1-2 Men’s and Boys’ Hats. Men’s and Boys’ Suits. To close our Summer Suits we are offering you at this sale the finest qualities, newest and nob biest cuts ever before in Cottage Grove for the some money. Your inspection is invited. Men’s $27.50 pearl gray all-wool worsted suits, highest quality, best of tailoring, a Aft Eft suit equal to custom make, now___ ZU. dll Men’s $25 light tan all-wool worsted 1 Q QE suits, none better, now_______ ,__ Iw.vJ Men’s $22.50 soft gray cashimere and blue serge suits in latest it patterns and designs, 17.50 now at_ Men’s $20 cashimere suits, splendid val ues, now at ______ .....______ _____ 15.65 All our $15 men’s and youths’ suits, a good assortment, now at.___ .___ _ 11.25 Boys’ $12.50 suits, something that will appeal to your buying judgment,now 9.75 Boys’ Knee Pant Suits. Boys’ two-piece Knickerbocker Pant suits, regu lar price, quality considered, was low, now $6.00 suits at.,_____ $4.80 5.do suits at___._____ 3.95 4.50 suits at______ 2.95 100 pairs boys’ straight knee pants, 75c ' and $1 values, now at_________ ...__ Men’s Summer Pants. Men’s soft gray imported cashimere, the E AE regular $7 kind, now at___________ u.Zu Men’s $6 soft grawpants, for this sale at A Eft - only.....___ ______ __________ ... 4. JU Men’s $5 gray pants, strictly all-wool, fl Qfl Men’s summer weight pants,'the $4.50 fl AE kind, now at__________________ --- U.ZJ We are the n o 11 recogniz ed hat house of Cottage Grove Men s pearl gray stiff hats, newest blocks regular $3.50 values, only_____ _____ Men’s dark blue stiff hats, new and nob- fl flE by styles, $3.50 values__ __________ Z.Zu Men’s soft crush Fedora shapes in blue, green, plum, tan, champaign, and oxford gray, the lates shapes, highest qualities, nifty styles, $3.50 vaiues at.__ _;__ $2.45 3.00 values at______ •_ 2.10 2 00 values at_______ 1.35 All boys $1.25 and $1.50 hats at_________ $1.05 Men’s Panama hats, newest blocks, finest import ed straw, always popular and durable, will last for years and give excellent service. See them. $7.00 values at_'______ ,$5.00 6 50 values at_______ 4.25 5.00 values at________ 3.50 Our entire line of men’s and boys’ dress domes tic straws at absolute cost. Buy now for the future 500 pairs Men’s fancy hose, in blue, oxblood, lav ender and tan, per pair for this sale only, 12 1-2 U NOTE-—These prices are absolutely for CASH ONLY, and no goods sold at sale prices except as stated in this adv. WHEELER-THOMPSON CO •J r. T he izm — ti ii rn—» MAIN STREET, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON E3OE i marriage at Eugene on Sunday last, the established a logging camp on the Ore and save the party from discord in No gon & Southeastern and logs are now Rev. D. H. Trimble officiating. vember.” James Groom and family were down going forward to the mill at Eugene. This was hardly the maddening whirl of enthusiastic/ approval expected for MANY MINOR MATTERS MERE from Cottage Grove visiting Mr. and The mill has been shut down for sev LANE COUNTY ASSEMBLY LAID “my assembly.” Yet, of the 240 dele Mrs. C. C. Coffman. The gentlemen eral weeks for the want of logs. LY MENTIONED. are brothers-in-law.—Register. AWAY IN COLD STORAGE. Owing to his position as city engineer gates in -attendance 426, more than a Dr. and Mrs. Ingram and Dr. „and and the numerous duties involved in majority, were from Eugene precincts, where the color sergeants and captains Gleanings From Here, There and Mrs. J. O. VanWinkle spent the Fourth municipal work, Mr. Francis P. Kurtz More Than a Majority of the Dele of conventionism were in control. In at Myrtle Creek, guests of Mrs. In has resigned from the firm of Taylor & Everywhere by The Sentinel gram’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kurtz, engineers. Mr. Kurtz holds in gates in Attendance Were From addition, 27 of the 63 precincts in the Reporters—-Personal Notes. Samuels. county were not represented, an episode I terests and engineering contracts in the Eugene Precincts. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Leavengood and giving the convention managers further The Berger-Bean Hardware Company little daughter of Myrtle Creek spent a central and southern part of the state, advantage for whooping it up and pro has purchased the building formerly and takes -keen interest in the water The Lane county convention was moting “the program.” And a still 1 I owned by L, R. Richey, located on the portion of last week with Mr. and Mrs. power and irrigation development of F. P. Kurtz. hardly a good keynote, for “my assem further fact was that in the 63 pre corner of Wall and River streets. We Levi Geer Spent Saturday in Albany the state, and will continue with associ bly.” The protests against the pro-, cincts, but five held election? of dele do not know their intentions but it is ate civil engineers to do municipal, hy gram of the leaders was so strong that | gates, the others being appointed. But rumored that they may construct a sub on business. Umatilla is the richest county in the draulic, civil and local surveys. The it had to be laid away in cold storage. in spite of all these corking advantages, stantial business block on this lot. We office of the city engineer is in the Ic turned out that a lot of the dele the old guard of conventionism, pres are just informed that they have sent a state per capita. With Backs W. T. Kayser spent Friday and Sat Lawson building. gates, like Fields and Stevens, of Mult ent there and preforming beautifully,I line of New Home Sewing Machines On Tuesday Mrs. D. H. Hemenway urday in Eugene. nomah “didn’t care for nothing or no had to surrender. and have a man to look after that end Col. William Landess spent Saturday presented The Sentinel with a gallon body,” and insisted, on defending the Evidently, the June sun doesn’t of the business. The Berger-Bean of cherries that were as good as they in Eugene. direct primary. One delegate, protest smile sweetly on “program govern Hardware Company was incorporated Mrs.'Belle Sweeney returned to Eu were beautiful. ing against the program, pointed out ment” in Lane county. The Republi about three years ago and since that gene on Saturday, after having visited Mrs. B. Lurch accompanied her that in one precinct five persons had cans there are evidently Lincoln Re time has made marvelous growth in its daughter, Mrs. Harry Kreuger who re appointed six delegates, and another publicans, and believe in government business. It now has the finest hard- her daughter here. Ray Baker, the baseball pitcher, was turned to her home at Butte, Montana, gave notice that in another precinct 11 of, for and by the people instead of | ware, vehicle and implement store in in the city on Saturday. as far as Portland on Tuesday, as did delegates had been named by three government of, for and by manipula-1 tWs ’part of the state> are located in Mrs. Andrew Brund has returned also Mrs. James McCredie. Mrs. Mc- persons. Of the 336 named, 96 did not tors There is literally no need for and | j. q . o . p. building, a new five from Brownsville, where she had been Credie will return to her home in Cali We invite inspection of our large attend and of the 240 present a major nothing but harm will result from “my story building, in Eugene. a fortnight visiting relatives and fornia in a day or two. and carefully selected ity forced thé managing men to aban assembly,” as the Eugene surrender F. J. Hard has returned from the friends. lines of Mrs. Chas. Van Buren of Hiljsboro don their plan of nominating a county clearly foretells.—Journal. east, where he has been on business H. D. Whitlock, who is employed at is a guest of her father, Mr. O. P. Furniture, Tin and Granite ticket. Swafford, a delegate, said in connected with his , mining interests. Prune Hill by the Booth-Kelly com Adams. the course of a warm debate that “it is After Big Convention. It is expected that the Vesuvious will Miss Harriette Giles of Montevilla, ware, Stoves, Ranges, Carpets not the intent of the primary law that The Oregon Christian Missionary resume operations in, the very near fu pany, was in the city over Sunday. granddaughter of O. P. Adams is in the Matting, Linoleum, Curtains The Wheeler-Thompson Company has conventions shall be held.” He said, Convention in session at Turner last ture. “we are teaching the young men of the week placed itself on record as urging Mr. A. J. Stewart 'was a county seat a conspicuous advertisement in The city, his guest. and Draperies. Sentinel today. This firm has a mid party to evade the plain letter of the the National Convention at Topeka, .visitor on Saturday. summer sale booked to begin on Satur Suit for Damage. law.” He said, “the primary law was Kan., next October, to decide tq meet Miss Anna Hohl spent the Fourth in S. E, WALLACE day, July 9. Claiming that their blooded stallion, and is a protest against conventions at Portland in 1911. The states of Eugene. Mrs, H. C. Cook and granddaughter Mark Eaton, was treated for the wrong and the abuses of the convention sys Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Mon-» Miss Grace Bingham returned to Eu tem.” He said that “in the old days tana have united in this demand. A gene on Saturday after having visited Genevieve, spent the Fourth at Central ailment when he was sick, and later a «few men dictated the nominations of committee was appointed by the dele her 'sister, Mrs. David Griggs, for Point, guests of Mrs. book’s daughter, died, the Lane County Horsebreeders’ Mrs. O. V. Nash. Association today instituted suit in the Chimneys, Fire Places and the party in state and county elections, gates at Turner to lay this urgent de several days. Repairing a Specialty and it was because of this that the pri mand before the National Convention J. V. Wilson and Al- E. Anderson Samuel W. Taylor and A. C. Jennings circuit court against Dr. B. M. Weller, have announced their candidacy for the the well-known Eugene veterinary sur mary law came.” And in conclusion' of the Christian church at Topeka. were at Eugene on the Fourth. - Oregon he declared: “Now that the primary There are 1,500,000 members of this geon, for $4000„damages for the loss of Cottage Grove, Mr. Wesley Potter and Miss Olive county treasuership. Phone 673 The Eugene Lumber company have the animal.—Guard. law is here, let us live up to the law church in America. Gray both of this city, were united in EUGENE SURRENDER K1NTER BROS. SPECIAL SALE Saturday g Monday Camp Stools 25 CENTS Camp Stools 35 CENTS FOLDINGCHAIRS 75 CENTS Brick & Cement Work
