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CONDENSED
B A R G A IN
ITE M S
CONDENSED B A R G A IN ITE M S A T
U M PH R E Y & M A C K IN S
JA N U A R Y CLEARANCE SALE
AT
U M PH R E Y & M A C K IN S
J A N U A R Y C LE A R A N C E S A LE
36-inch light weight white outing, ytl. 12VoC
36 inch bleached muslin, good quality, now
a yard........................................................14c
One lot black and colored heutherbloom
pettieouts; regular $3.50 to $4.50 grades,
now elioice ............
$2.69
One lot remnants o f wool, silk and cotton
goods n!
One-half price
40-inch all wool poplin dress goods, $2 25
mitin:
Regular $1.25 value silk camisoles...... 79c
(hie lot women’s $6.00 to $9.00 value french
heel knl shoes, all good styles, pair
$2.95
grade,
Regular 75c grade filin' silk stockings 49c
Regular $1.25 grade silk stockings, pair 79c
Men's $1.00 grade khaki work shirts
79c
Men’s 20c heavy weight cotton gloves, 2
p.uiN for
60c
E N T IR E C L E A R A N C E OF APRO N S AND
J A N U A R Y C L E A R A N C E S A LE OF
HOUSE DRESSES FOR W OM EN
W O M E N 'S COATS
A N D GIRLS
Our entire remaining stock o f winter coats
to lie closed out at 30r; to 5IK, o ff reillle
lion.
Each garment hears the famous
“ Palm er" lirand label which assures the
hest in tailoring, materials and styles.
N our ohoiee
$21.50
l tile Ini silk lined liluck plush coats, regular
values $30.00 to $42.50, now each
$21.50
One lot o f women’s fine gingham street
dresses in size 24 to 28, regular $4.50 to
$7.50 toi clearance, each
$2.95
One lot o f misses' school dresses, made of
prefix plaid ginghams, trimmed with plain
color gingham to match, sizes 10 to 18,
formerly priced $2.25 to $2.75, for clear
am*«, non each
$1 39
< file lot o f house aprons, good igmlity per
cales and ginghams, short sleeves and
sleeveless styles, regular values $1.25 to
$1.75, for clearance, each.....
95c
One lot long sleeve percale dresses in dark
colors, regular values $2.25 anil up, for
clearance, each
$1.29
C LE A R A N C E S A LE OF M EN S A N D
WOOL M A C K IN A W S
BOYS’
» -r-
Roys all-wool mackinaws. $7.50 value, now $5.62
Roys all-wool overcoats, $5.00 value, now $3.75
.Men’s all-wool mackinaws. $7 50 value, now $5.63
Men 's all-wool mackinaws. $> 50 value, now $6.38
( Men's all-w. ol mackinaws, $lo value, now $7.50
Mon's all wool mackinaws. $15 value, now $11,25
U M PH R E Y & M A C K IN S
J A N U A R Y C LE A R A N C E S A L E OF M EN S U N D E R W E A R
Fleeced cotton rihhed shirts and
drawers, each......................... 69c
Heavy flat fleeced cotton shirts
anil drawers
...........
69c
Cotton rihhed union suits, med
mm weight, regular $1.35 value,
now
each
89c
Heavy weight cotton rihhed union
suits, regular value $1.75, now
each ...............
$1.39
Regular $2.25 wool shirts anti
$1.69
tlrawers, now...
Regular $2.50 wool shirts and
drawers, now... ............... $1.89
Regular $4.50 wool and cotton
union suits, now ....
$3.39
Regular $5.50 pure wool union
suits, now ........ .....
$4 69
Regular $7.50 pure wool union
suits, n o w ................
$5.69
k
%
C LE A R A N C E S A LE OF M E N 'S RUBBER
U M PH R E Y & M A C K IN S
J A N U A R Y C L E A R A N C E S A L E OF BEDDING
Entire stock on sale at very low prices.
SHEETS
72x80 bleached muslin sheets with center seam, regular
' l 15 value, now each
89c
72x80 fine bleached muslin ceamless sheets, regular value
$2.25, now each
$149
BED SPREAD S
One lot regular $1.65 bed spreads, now each
All regular $2.25 bed spreads, now each
A ll regular $4.50 bed spreads, now each
All regular $6.50 bed spreads, now each
W O O L V ELO U R COATS
regular
regular
regular
regulat
regular
$1 -»fi
$5.00
$o.00
$6.00
$7.50
value
value
value
value
value
rubber shoes, now
rubber shoes, now
knee hoots, now
knee boots, now
hip hoots, now .....
B LANKETS
11-
4 gray or tan cotton blankets, medium weight regular
$2 25 \ alue, now each
$ 1 00
12-
4 gray or tan cotton blankets, heav\ weight, regular
$2.65 value, now each
SI 96
72x80 heavy white cotton blankets, now each
$2.25
11-4 heavy weight cotton napped plaid bbinkets, regular
$3 76 value, now each
$2 9b
All genuine nasliua woolnap blankets, pretty plaid patterns,
now each
$3.69
One lot $8.00 and $8.60 wool blankets, now
$6.25
Regular $11.00 fine wool blankets, now
$8.25
cupied by t ight people turned o f f the
RECKLESS TOU RISTS USE
R A IL W A Y FOR H IG H W A Y county road at a Southern P a cific cross
mg, at a point when* trains are mo\
m g frequently hi both directions and
While Southern Pacific company o f started down the tracks which had
ticials have become accustomed to tie* been cleaned by a snow plow. One o f
recklessness o f motorists, after receiv
the machines had stuck in a
switch
nig many reports o f autoists running * * frog ’ ’ and the wheels o f the other
down crossing flagmen warning them machine had slipped over th«* ends o f
of approaching trains, etc., they ex the ties on one side when the Shasta
: t *
surprise and w onder at the I «test Lim ited came along.
The engineer
instance
o f foolhardiness— that
o f stopped the train but two car lengths
u«iug railroads for a highway.
from th»* first machine.
A few days ago at Barnard, Calif.,
because o f snow, two machines oc
V\ A I <11 VOLK LA 111-. I
$7 66
coats,
$12.65
cual s,
$15.65
coata,
M. &
$20.00
coats.
$22.35
V
Entire Clearance of
Corsets
Making way for new stocks these corsets are
all good styles hut broken in size range.
Regular prices $2.00 tn $6.50, now
30% O ff
U M PH R E Y & M A C K IN S J A N U A R Y C L E A R A N C E S A LE OF
T ry These Grocery Bargains
W O M E N 'S W IN T E R U N D E R W E A R
at Clearance Sale Prices
Regular $1.25, $1.50 value cotton union suits, in
sleeveless, short sleeve and long sleeve styles,
P H 0 N E 33— C IT Y D E L IV E R Y
fleece lined, now a anil
No. 2 vati Rovai Club fancy sweet corti, 2 caos
661
ked par
in
1-
pollini jar Monopoli1 brand steel cut coffee,
39c
quart Kconomy glass jars, c a d i................................
2-
pouiid, 7-ounce package Golden Roti oats, a box 39c
JilC
, .i vans .............
i i >i » 111111
21c
39r
3 vans
’s sa ni uns 21c; 3 cans 59c
69,
i1 peaches, 3 cans
35.
liars..... ................
lo«* bars Swiss Rose glycerine soap, 4 bars
10c round cake toilet soap assorted, 4 cakes
No. 2 I _, can Royal Club fancy peaches, 3 cans
No. 2*'g can Royal Club sliced pineapple, 3 cans
No. 2 can Standard pack corn, 3 cans
25c cans o f jam, assorted, 3 cans. .......................
Short quart can Uncle John’s cane and maple syrup
No. 2 1 can Solid Pack tomatoes, 3 cans
89c
W om en’a regular $1.75, $1.95 grade heavy
fleeced cotton union suits, sleeveless, long sleeve,
long sleeve styles, now a suit
$1.29
W om en’s regular $2.25 large size union suits,
same as above, now a suit
$1.49
Women's wool union suits, all regular $3.00 to
$3.75 grades, in long sleeve, short sleeve and
sleeveless styles, now a suit ...
$2.39
S A L E OF O U TING OOWNS FOR W O M EN A N D GIRLS
Tw o lots o f girls' medium and heavy weight
flannel gowns, now ehoiee each respectively.
cotton outing
63c and 79c
Three lots women’s outing flannel gowns in white, light and
dark colors, regular values $1.25 tn $2.25, now 83c, 95c, $1.29
C L E A R A N C E S A L E OF G IRLS
W IN T E R U N D E R W E A R
One lot girls' wool shirts and drawers, sizes III years to Hi
> ears
One-half price
BOOTS AND
$3.39
$3.75
$3.75
$4.50
$5.63
«tillar $11.50 V alite «tills coats
coniar $19.00 value women ’s
radi
vitular $23 50 vitine women s
Mich
e «tillar $30.00 value women ’s
■ach
e «tillar
value wollten ’s
rach
$1.19
$1.69
$3.37
$4 89
RUBBER SHOES
■Men s
-Men’s
Men s
•Men's
Men's
$1.09
U M PH R E Y & M A C K IN S
U M PH R E Y & M A C K IN S
a M
now
One lot of wash goods and cotton suitings,
now at
One-half price
One lot full size bed spreads, good weight,
nOW each
$1.19
Otic lot $1.75, $1.85 lilnck and colored
petticoats, choice at ......
98c
tine lot girls' fleeced cotton union suits, medium weight, on
sale each
43c
One lot g irls’ heavy fleeced cotton union suits, all sizes, on
THE QUALI TY
sab
sture
-
good
s e r v ic e
each
79c
One lot g irls’ wool anil cotton union suits, all sizes, on sale
now. each
Cusick to Be Can did at e
Albany, Ore., Jan. 9. E l>. C’usick,
o f Albany, has announced that he will
be a candidate at the primaries next
May for the nomination for joint
s«*uator from Linn and Lane counties.
Th«* present joint senator is J. B.
Bell, o f Eugene,
It has been the custom for many
years to alternat»* th«* joint senator
ship between Linn and Lain* counties,
and according to this custom it is
Linn coun ty’s turn.
The Sentinel wants the news.
o f all the tax moii«*y. Th»*y show, too, ( ’liurchill asked a numb«»r o f eount}
ED U C ATIO N T A K E S H A L F
OF A L L T A X M O NEY that th«* state tax, contrary to g«*u Htiperiiit»*nd*»nts to semi in photos of
Oregonian: The stai«* tax commission
has pr«*pared a summary o f Oregon taxes
for 1921 and th«*ir distribution.
It is
worth careful study by «-very citizen
who wonders where his money goes.
Incidentally, it may b«* remarked that
a larg«* portion o f tax«*s is »lue to the
nti/.en’s own d«*!iberat«* act,
having
b«‘«*ii voted upon him by no other than
himself. The figures are:
P e t.
* l x , 7 . i s , : t s * tin
7 , 175,*» 3 3 . 5 8
4 5 .5 o
•J7.IL*
t i , T o n , J W !.2 7
ll i . 2 7
C o u n t y ....................
4 ,7 8 0 ,9 * JO.2 9
11 lilt
H ta t«*
I,5 i7 ,7 t r j.;t 5
E «J iie a tio iia l
L ily
and
to w n .
Roads
.............
D r a i n a g «*
What Do You Want?
$1.49
am i
F w rl •
M is c e lln n e o n s
F ir « *
9 l9 ,2 m i 97
*» o;|
9 1 2 ,2 8 0 . 1 9
2 22
3 0 * 1 ,8 9 8 .8 6
.8 9
. 0 ’)
p a lr «d
Thus
we
s«*«*
1
ir
th a t
«‘ d u r a t i o n
s ta i«* ,
«list net,
county absorbs
far
the
greater share o f tax money.
Edina
(ions costs about tw elve times the
state tax— th** l»*\y for th«’ support
o f state institutions ami the state
government.
Th»* municipal taxes in
th»* aggregate are more than four times
tin* state tax.
The road taxes (not
tb«* funds raised by automobile l»*vy
and expended under dirt*ction o f th«*
highway commission) are mor«* than
four times th»* slat»* tax. Th«* county
taxes in th«* aggregate are more than
three times th«* st.*»t** tax.
It would not la* accurate, nor fair,
to say that these proportions r»*pr**s«*ut
th»* exact distribution for «*ach ta x
payer. But they show what becomes
A Sentinel Wantad |
Will Get It for You
era I impression, is one o f th«* l«*ast
onerous.
'I'll«* state tax (le a v in g out o f eon
sidération th«’ millag«* taxes voted by
tin- people) has grown l**ss rapidly
than any other.
R E D ORO88 C H A P T E R T L A N 8
TO A ID D IS A B L E D VE TE R A N H
Hpccial e ffo rts to clear up the elninis
o f «‘ X servici* men and th«* r«*nd»*riug o f
every possibl«* assistance to disabled
forin«*r veterans o f l«nne county w ill
b«* «‘ tiipliasizeil in flu* activities o f the
I «a ii « * county chapter o f the American
Red Cross, according to plans outlined
at th«* first meeting o f the new year,
held in Eugene Monday «*v«*iiiug, which
was attended by C. M. Shinn from
here.
Mr. Shinn and Mrs. B. K. Job are
the county n*pres»*ntatives from this
city.
__________
Meisner Oran ted Divorce.
A. «8. Meisner was granted u »livore«*
last w«*ek from Mary Meisner. They
form erly liv«*d her»* and lnt«*r moved
to
Eugene, where
both su«*«l
f«»r
divorce, filin g eomplaints on tin* same
lay.
Mr. Mi isner was given th«»
custody o f the three ehildr«*n.
Lane County School Hour.
Shown.
Th. N ew Y e a r ’s edition o f The Ore
gonian contained an artici«* on th»»
state rural school system written by
J. A. Churchill, state superintendent.
When h«* was requested by The Ore
gonian
to write
the
article,
Mr.
their beat rural school buildings. Hu
perint«»iid<‘ iit E. J. Moore s«*nt a«*vend
and the only two used o f th»» en tirT
number sent it from over th«» stat«’
were those o f th«» Dan«»bo school and
R iver road scho«>l s«*ut h i by Mr.
Moor«».
County C lerk ’s Fees Less.
Fees colieeted at the o ffic e o f th«
Lam* eoiinty c|«*rk during th«» year
1921 amounted to $283.19 less than
those «‘olleeted during the previous
year. Pees for 1920 were $13,056. For
1921 they were $12,772.81.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Install
The Odd Fellows and Kebekah lodges
h«»Id joint installation Mntiirdny night.
299 being in attendance.
Th«* follow ing were installed by the
Odd Fellows: Wm. F. Johnson, N O.
O. B Aubrey, V. O.; Ed. Adams, W.;
A. E. Burrows, tec ret ary; J. W. Eddy,
treasurer; Frank Hherman, C.; E. J
Kent, R. H. N. <».; H. 0. Veatch, L. H
N O.; A. H. Johns, R. H H.; C. K
Dick, L. H. H.; Ham P«»rgusou, chap
lain; Verne Oaroutte, I. (L ; W. N
Hu Ida» II, O. O.
The follow ing w«»r«‘ installed by the
Rebekahs: Mrs. Nelli«» Johnson, N. O .:
Mrs. Clara Korre, V. CL; Mrs. Aunn
El ledge, secretary; Mrs. Lena W atch,
financial secretary; Mrs. Ida Caldwell,
treasur»*r; Mrs. Eth«»l Ferguson, chap
lain; Mrs. Anna lh oiler, C.; Mrs. I>*nn
llauiloth, W.; Mrs. Maud Currin, I. O .;
Mrs Elizabeth Fullmer, O. O.
A wantad will tell it.