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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1921)
OVER MILLION OF FEDERAL MONEY FOR OREGON and $25,000,000 of the sum is available immediately, the balance becoming available on January 1, 1922. Here is how the money will be apportioned! among the 48 states: Alabama, $1,553,420.67; Arizona, $1, National Government I Provides for 053,2 m 1.44; Arkansas, $1,254,142.2"; Roads. Total of Which Would Cali torn in, $2,462,OHM.53; Colorado, $1, Encircle the Earth. 341,175.69; Connecticut, $480,697.78; \\ n>hiiigton, Nov. 19.--Seventy fiv«» million dollars become»»* available ns federal aid for road construction hi the various state»», the money to I m » spent under the’ supervision of the bu reau of public roads, <l«»|mrtm« nt of agnenlture, under the federal highway Met Mignid by the president. In nddi tion, $I5.OOO,IMM) in appropriated for natiounl forest roads. The $75,000,000 represiuits th»» governmentappropria tion to the work of building highways in the various states and must bo inntelo-d, dollar .for dollar, by funds from the state treasuries, except in states where mon» than 5 per rent of the area is unappropriated public land. The $75,000,000 appropriated is for lhe fiscal year, ending June 30, 1922, Delaware, $365,625.00; Florida, $886,- 825.69; (b'orgia, $1,997,957.58; Idaho, $938,536.6.*»; Illinois, $3,246,281.07; In diana, $1,958,855.41; Iowa, $2,102, 872 74; Kansas, $2,102,281 51; Ken tucky, $1,417,178.68; Louisiana, $996, 9.89.64; Maine, $695,160.25; Maryland, $640,629.01; Massaehus<»tts, $1,096,- 176.04; Michigan, $2,249,532.43; Minne sota, $2,123,597.07; Mississippi, $1,- 294,906.22; Missouri, $2,448,128.62; Montana, $1,546,885.82; Nebraska, $1, 581,1.89 50; Nex ada. $953,436.78; New Hampshire, $365,625.00; New Jersey, $942,870.95; New Mexico. $1,189, 823.34; New York, $3,696,447.97; North Carolina, $1,709,333.90; North Dakota, $1,164,714.42; Ohio, $2,823,004.05; Okla homa, $1,752,339.44; Oregon. $1,182, 663.90; Pennsylvania, $3,398,953.07; Khode Island. $365,625.00; South Caro I Store Open Nights Beginning December 17 until Christmas L_ _ ■ ■ - ----- , ----- , linn, $1,061,237.34; South Dakota, $1, 204,060.31; Tinness»e. $1,647,692.24; Texas, $4,425,172.41; I tub. $849,417.21; Vermont, $365,625.00; Virginia, $1,456, .82.8.47; Washington. $1,103,70t*.77; West Virginia, $802,359.77; Wisconsin, $1. 894.815.86; Wyoming, $934,617.63. Of the appropriation of $15,000,OeO for th»» improvement of national fore4 ronds, $5,000,000 is made available tor the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922, and $10,000,000 for the following fiscal year. Th»» roa<ls to be paid for by this money would, if placed end to end, encircle tin» earth anil extend from Ban Francisco to New York on the aeeond lap, th«» total mileage of th«» roads un der construction and completed being reported by th«» bureau of public road* as 27,000 miles. Th«» averagt» cost per mil«» of the roads built with federal aid has been betw«»en $17,000 and $18,000. More than half th«» mon«»y has been s|M»nt for roads with th«» highest types of sur face, such as concrete, brick, and bi tuminous concrete, but a very large mihtig«» of roads of the cheaper type, such as gravel and sand clay, has been built when* such types would with stniol th,» wear of traffic. It is estimated by engineers of the Cnited Blates department of agricul ture that the federal aid roads under construction on October 31 were giving employment to about 250,000 men, either directly on the actual construe tion or indirectly in the prmtuction and transportation of the materials which enter into the construction. luine county's state tax will be $373,260.70, according to official in formation received by County Clerk R. 8. Bryson from th«» state tax coin mission. This is $1,100 less than estimated in the county budget mid $1,384.70 less , than this county’s share of the state tax last year. Herbert Walker, county assessor, figures that a levy of 10.73 mills will be required to raise this amount. Th«» Linn county state tux is ovor $10,000 greater than that of last year, according to information received from Albany, but the reason for this is not given. No information has been ro ceiv«»d from other counties. Candies, Nuts, Fruits and Vegetables The Store Where Your Dollar Doti Its Di^ty EADS GROCERY ON THE WEST SIDE PHONE 9 WATCH YOUR LABEL—IT Wild. PAY YOU KEIM’S Shop Early in the Week Shop Early in the Day - Store TAe Nuf Sed Complete Line - ■■ —.................. — — — jj (THE MODERN PHARMACY) JEWELRY—One-third regular price We have about $200 worth of jewelry left ill stock which is go ing at a saving of two-thirds to the customer. Every piece is guaranteed ami your money will be refunded if you are not satisfied. We want to close out the line and this is your chance. GREETING CARDS By the thousands. Also tags, seals, stickers, ribbon, tape, tissue pap«T ami tree decorations. Get these NOW ami be ready. MANICURE SETS Serviceable ami dainty. ivory ami pearl fittings. quality and price. Prieed from Beautifully lined leather cases with All good though they vary in size, ................................. S3 00 to $1500 SHAVING MIRRORS Plate glass wall or table mirrors that may be adjusted to any angle; with or without brush, soap, etc. WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS Th«’ world’s standard. We have a complete stock priced from......................................... $2.50 to $6.00 They are guaranteed and the recipient may change our pens until they get nnc that suits their hand. This saves you worry in giving a pen as a gift. Little things like this take the worry out of your shopping with us. DOLLS BOOKS—for juveniles and older children With real hair, all dressed up ami ready to go. May be put to sleep if you choose. Some with ki«i bodies, others with cloth. All wonderful values since they are priced exceptionally low. $1.65 to $4 00 A new lot just in which offer some very good selections. Priced from................................................................................ 10c up SAFETY RAZORS Gillette, Evcready, Gem, Enders, Durham Duplex ami Auto Strop $1 00 to $6 00 We have a number of $3.00 Gem razors that are going at the exceptional price of $1.00. You should see them. Beautifully packed, handsomely finished ami perfect in every detail. LEATHER GOODS Bdl folds, card cases, cigar eases, auto chamois,, tourist tablet covers, gents’ and ladies' change purses. New stock, handsomely finished and priced correctly at their real worth. Ladies* hand bags, just a few of these we arc closing out at One-fourth Off Regular Prices RUBBER TOYS Balloons, dolls, animals, balls, etc., all packed ready to hand out. Priced at tin- pack ........................... 10c to $1.50 HE first Evcrsh.nrp sentence you stroke will convince you that here is a pencil which makes writing easy. You will experience, too,a genuine pleas ure in the artistic appearance of Eversharp. For, like a well made watch, it is built with jeweler skill. And—it is de signed to last a lifetime. You can buy Eversharp right here at our store in the very size and style you want. We sell the gen uine. The name is on the pencil. T EVERSHARP ÌWAHl. / [ peu zuerst PYRALIN IVORY KODAKS AND SUPPLIES Kodaks from........... ........ $800 to $65.00 Brownies from..... $2.00 to $20 00 Developing outfits............................ $1.65 and up Printing frames, chemicals. Paper, post cards and films. Print albums and art corners. Have us finish your Christmas pictures, all finishing guaranteed. That’s service. TEMPOINT FOUNTAIN PENS The pen with the comb feed. Just another high grad«' fountain pen that offers you a little different t.yp<‘ in case you may not be suited with the original Waterman. These we know will give you satisfaction and they are priced from....... —$2.75 to $5.00 These are made by the same people that make the famous EVERSHARP PENCIL._______________ ______________ ALCOHOL HEATERS One-fourth off from new until Christmas. ’’Pyralin ivory” is recognized as the leader of all ivories. Every piece we offer you is standard- no discontinued numbers in our stock. W«' offer more than $500 worth at. a direct saving to you of one- fourth in this big pre-Christmas sale. Don’t fail to inspect our stock during your shopping days. SILVERWARE Knives, forks and serving spoons, June Pattern, Oneida Com munity. Special price for set of six knives and six forks, worth $9.00, only..............—..................................................................... $5.00 Six serving spoons, worth $3.90, otdy........................................ $2.15 CANDY The Liggett kind. When your girl’s sweet tooth says “candy” her wisdom tooth says “Liggett’s” so please the lady by getting what is called for. Our candies are fresh from our big clean new factories in St. Louis. HARD CANDIES SPECIAL INGERSOLL WATCHES % price have been reduced in price, improved in running, through a mon* rigid inspection, better material ami finer adjustments. Why not one of these for that boy or girl? Priced now from............................. $1.75 to $11.50 Closing these out. Nothing finer on the market at the price. They are great for quick heal. Your chance. INCENSE BURNERS and incense in a variety to please all. Burning incense imparts a delightfully perfumed odor to any room. For us«' in home or other buildings. Ranging in price from................................................... 25c to $1.50 ELECTRIC STAND LAMPS Little beauties that add a touch of richness to any home. Nice for dresser or bed-side table. A practical gift. Priced complete, except fur bulb, from ....................$5.75 to $7.50 CALENDARS Framed mottoes, framed highway views, mounted Oregon scenes. All beauties, variously priced at from...................... 25c to $1.75 BASKETS! BASKETS! Off These arc American mixed, packed in sanitary glass jars reg ularly priced at 25c, 35c and 50c each, now going at respect ively..................................................................... .... 17c, 23c and 33c PERFUMES Powders, creams, rouges, talcs, soaps, toilet waters, all beautifully packed for gift purposes and selling singly or in various combinations. Singh* items priced at.................................... 25c to $3.50 Combinations priced at.............................$2.75 to $10.50 BRUSHES All kinds from the 25c hand scrub to the $12.00 Pyralin ivory hair brush. Military brushes included. Meets every need for emergency, light— outdoors Direct from Japan. The prettiest, daintiest, tastiest baskets you ever would want to see. Something new in an enameled basket for flowers, stands, waste, sewing, etc. You’ll like them, every one docs ami they are going at one-fifth off the regular price. Get yours now. HOT WATER BOTTLES A delight to the elderly and a comfort to the sick. A most useful and appropriate gift. We have them from the baby or face bottle to the large size and priced from................................ $1.25 to $3.50 THERMOS BOTTLES One-third off the regular price of this original vacuum bottle. The standard by which all other bottles of this type are gaged. Only a couple of dozen left to go at this price. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS make a Christmas gift twelve to fifty-two times a year. We can take your subscription for any magazine published anywhere and have it sent to any address you may designate. You should attend to these at once. STATIONERY Beautifully boxed gift packages. Symphony Lawn, Cascade Linen, Lord Baltimore Linen, in various sized packages, in tints and white. Different finished surfaces, styles of envelopes. Something to pleas«' every taste ami to suit every purse. Priced from 75c to $5 00 O matter how many flash lights you have, you’ll want this newest Eveready. Three times as powerful as any other flashlight the same size. Locate road signs as you flash by motor ing at night. Pick up moorings or landing places boating at night. " N Signal to frienda miles away. For out-of-doors safety, comfort, con venience, the Eveready Spotlight is a positive need. Two styles full nickel and vul canized fibre. Come in and let us demonstrate this new light.