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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1922)
OPENS SATURDAY Presenting the Biggest Savings of Many Seasons on Merchandise of Quality A sale that has hern planned to he full of serviceable economies, offering bountiful varieties of linens, household needs, white fabrics and ex quisite mulert kings at prices that present extraordinary opportunities for decided savings. M U SLIN S 36-inch Hope muslin, ytl......... 15c 36-inch Lonsdale muslin, y d .... Bi rkeley No 6«) cambric, yd Berk**ley KM» cambric, ytl 19c 23c 33c -O 36-inch Indian Head linen finish 27c 44-inch Indian Head linen finish 33c 54-inch Indian Head linen finish 39c Undergarments Attractive Muslin 72x81 good (piality crochet bedspreads now re dueed to........................... _......... ................. $1.79 78x88 good quality bedspreads reduct'd to Xisrht gowns in many different styles of white or pink batiste or fine muslin, envelope chemise in neatly trimmed styles, long muslin skirts with hem stitched bottoms, your ehoiee at............ ....... 98c 30x90 fine satin bedspreads reduced to $4.39 80x90 fine satin bedspreads, beautiful patterns, re duce«! to................. $5.95 36-i>* ti dotted swiss curtain material now reduced ti i to yd ...................... ... 39c <6-inch gooil «piality acnm re«luee«l to yd ... 17c 36-inch fine quality scrim redueinl to yd ... 29c Slipover gowns trimmed with lace, ribbon and eui broidery; white petticoats with embroidered flounces, each.......... ............ ...... ..... ....... ..... $1.33 Dainty step-in drawers of fine pink batiste, lace trimmed, very s}>ecial at each........................ 59c fine quality Bridal nainsook, white uud flesh, vd fine quality voile, y«l................................ .......... fine quality flaxon, v«l....................................... . mercerized table damask, ytl............................... fine quality mercerized laid, damask, yd ... I Helliwell, Bangs s? The Daylight Store ‘ W A N T A D S Ratee—One ceut the word; mini mum 35 word»; three maertiou* for tüe price o f two when paid in ad vanee; half ceut the word after the third insertion. * For Sale— A ll grades dimension, rustic, shipiap and finish, rough or surfaced, at reasonable prices. Lummem Bros., phone 13 I'd. o !4 tf Wood for Sale.— Old growth body fir, old growth fir limbs ami maple, 10 meh lengths. L. J. Scofield, corner Washington and south Eighth, n litr e For Sale— Small safe, in first class condition. West Side Grocery, d ib it Old rags wanted.— Nothing le__ thaï. ____ tare accepted. Must u« clean and must be o f material that will absorb gasoline. Old underclothes, flannel garments and the like pro tecreU Um uot u ~ oW Docks, B e n e r ixed or hard surface goods, or small pieces o f any kind. We want the best rags and pay the best price, Sc the tf (Special to The Sentinel. Jan. 24.— A farewell party was given at M i-- H iifhaw \s Friday evening for M i " Nannie Bush. Bella Newton, o f l<ondun, »pen? Sat unlay night at Mm. Emma K e lly ’s. M i " Nannie Bush went to Dulla.« Sumlay to visit her sister. Mrs. Mary Robinson, o f the Grove, and a friend, spent the week at the j hoi».- of their old schoolmate, F. H. Durkee. Mr. and Mrs. L. l>. H u ff and fam ily. Miss Anna Jepson and Mis.« LaY eroe Lim b were «Sunday guests at the Chas. White home. Ernest Geer, who had been visiting hi- mother, Mr«. T. J. Geer, returned to Portland Monday. About 55 men, women and children gathered at the Hebron church Hutur lay for a basket dinner. They did a - up around tie building. M i«- Pip#*r was in th« Grove Katur- ,plV M r , L u Markh¡im r. d j , ui , , ~ , « , , . . (ht> fr »m »unlatiu, where she had been helping to take care of her mother, - i . - For Sale— Duntley baud vacuum car 1 tifn lly benita,], quarter mile from Cot pet sweeper, in first class condition. tage Grove on Row river road. W ill Mrs. Elbert Bede, 1254 Jefferson ave take Portland or north Willam ette val nue. ddOt f ley property. G. B. Arnest, address Telephone instrument and share or stock Box 7iHi, Cottage Grove, Ore. j27 flo p in “ 7*' line fo r sale. L. E. «Spangen burg, Cottage Grove, Ore. j2u f4pd Found— Expert riflem an's medal Own •*r may have same by prov mg prop • rty and paying for this notice. j2 e: Marksbury is non T H E C E D ARB (Hpecial to The Hentinel.) Jan. 24.— A musical entertainment at the school house Tuesday evening was ! largely attended aud greatly enjoyed. 1.eland M. isner was a visitor at th [ Hears home Saturday. The pupils o f Th*- Cedars school had their uud year examinations Thursday and Friday. An agent entertained the pupils of the school with a graphophoue progm r Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. Hears» ban been ill with a severe cold during the week. The water pipes at the «« hool houi burst Friday morning. Mr. uud Mrs. I*. W. Hubbard and daughter Gwendolyn, of Salem, ar* iis itin g Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Magee. Miss Gwendolyn Hubbard was a vis itor at the school Monday. Wanda Veatch, Juanita Sprague and leaner W illis were out o f school Mon day on account o f sickness G. W. .Smith lost a valuable cow last week. The mutual fell into h ditch A horse belonging to W. A. Henien way died bunduy a« the result of ha\ mg eaten frozen grain. Mrs. Edith Hartsol, o f the Grove, visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Magee. Wanda Veatch is ill with »carhd fever. Byron MeFarlaud visited the school Wednesday. Filbert trees for sale—Layers from STAR. bearing trees in my own orchard, Found— Blue lodge Masonic pin Owner insuring the tree to same. C u ltivat'd may have same by proving property (Hpecial to The Hentinel.J over year in nursery. Extra well and paying for this ud. j27e Jan. ¿5.— Jay Cole, after spending rooted. Number limited. I f interested, address at once, J. C. Htratford, Cres For Bale--Old body fir wood. $2 the a few days visiting with friends at tier Inquire by mail, A. J. Htevens, Htar, left for his home at Point well. Ore. f3pd ha 15. jan27tfe Terrace. He had spent fiv e mouths in Furs.— Ship with your minimum price California. Somebody borrowed two pipe wrenches Check next day or fur returned at Harry Crume, of Cottage Grove, from my shop and forgot to bring our expense. Reference: Any Hpring •pent Tuesday and Wedm ««lay of last i • fi L ( »odard. j27« field bank. L o ffe r A Watson, Second week visiting at the Sallee home. *. Hprifigie-id, »r* j2i»-fl<ip«l Have some dandy material for porch. Dale Owen received slight injuries wh ile working in th« logging camp at For Sale Black Minorca eockenu. *1 « ,‘ ra« ,‘ U r ,‘ fU,,,n for Upton last week. He spent a couple of •a*h, four head of Durham milk ^ Godanl. jZ7r days at home uud returned to bis work Baby chick» M a rly all »old Only room Holiday evening. j # ni..|.u I f » r f.-e humln-it id March noil Johnnie Cole, of the Grove, visited For Salt Old growth and aecond X|ri' M <M M lor May with friends at Htar Huaday. Hands A Son, growth fin. o.»nl m *td timber, p.i Hl Maurice Estabrook, Arthur Hallee j2 7 tfr and Miles Wicks motored to the Grove mg and mining timber stumpage, very ottage Grove, Ore. re«isonable. Charlie Whit# lephone Wanted— Man to trapnest. Ligh t work. Friday. .«!# F3. Mile* Pitcher Jr., while working at __________ j2Uf3pd ] Steady position for right man. Must th«* Chn mbers logging camp at Htar For Sale or Trade in East Cottage be a hustler and good at figures. Wm. Thursday, slipped on sum«* ice, f»*ll Grove— Plastered 5-room bungalow Hands A Non, Box 614, Cottage Grove, against .a stump and fra«*tured three hoi -* ll L th, hot l t d ‘‘old waf'-r. ,r‘ _________ rile«. He was not so badly injured ns •I«* re h tfin u b t'd inside am! Woman wishes work by the hour. In- to cause him to lose any ’ iom 1 at his repaiute« outside. Two large garden i quire 5O Washington avenue, corner work. l. t « New garage. W ill »ell cheap or Eighth street. j27f ie Mrs Oral Bailee and little daughter a ill trad* m on aereage. Address P. <J. { --- “ ----------------- ” ------------- Eilnn Mane visited Tuesday with Mrs. I...X . 1 . «,-• ; Wanted to Buy or Rent Singer m ---------------- •=— iiii; m:e-hiii> Mr- Karl Arthur, for Miles Pitcher Jr. He v era I from h«»rc attended the bas Telephone instrument and one share o f ,1Pr hleventh r.-.-t and Jefferson «v e ,i, < .ittage Orove Lontae iir.. j - " '' ket I mil gam«* at Walker Hatunlay eve mug :.»r «ah Inquire o f H C Hutherlaml F(jr hOi/T C A l V O * W Jennett Hpahr attended the wedding I _ M »g‘ »rove.-------------------------- J *!— j H months old and one Durham 7 of Mrs. Lucretia Harrison and Mr Found—Pocket book containing money 1 months old. Also a 140 egg McClana (Near I/ce, which was s«d«mnixed at Owner may have same by proving ban incubator. Phone 3.5 F 13. j£7pd th** Elmer !>*«• home in Hprmgfi«*ld \« inted- To bny 2 doten Rhode Island Sat unlay evening Mrs. M fc. Halle#* has be«*a very ill To Exchange — 1 acre good ground and R«*d hens. B M. Pfineeheuse, i*7 # room moderi» plastered house, beau I north Hixth street. 41 for the past week. , ,or J? j i/l fff Regulation middies made of white gulaten doth, some with blue serge collars, now re duced tn 98c, $1.33, $1.98 F o r Quality and Service who had been quite ill hut greatly improved in health. HEBRON Sale of W hite Middies One-third Off W H IT E FABRICS DAM ASKS 36-meh 36-inch 40-inch 64-inch 72-inch 69« 65c 65c 27c 39c 43c 59c 39c 49c $1.79 $1 98 !l 4 Mractictl Piqiiot sh«'«‘tihg. Vfl 9-4 hrown I'iquot sheetinu, vd.......... Í) 4 hlcacticd Mnhawk shifting v«l...... 42-inch Olvnipie pillow cases............... 42-mch t iccamc pillow ruses............. 42-ineh l*h|uot pillow eas«*s................... 42-mcli Wamsuttn pillow ea.ses........... 42-ineh Bridal pillow tuhinir 42-inch l*i«|imt pillow t ii l.intr............. S 1 XÍMI PhjUot KÍHU‘tK, each................... *>1x99 I’iquot sheets, each............ ...... $2.65 78x88 extra heavy quality crochet bedspreads now reduced t o ................................................ $2.98 Very Special Priced Ml Sheetings, Sheets, Tubings and Pillow Cases Bed Spreads, Curtain Materials LO N D O N few day» at the J. T. «Small home last Mr. and Mrs. Alex .Small aud fam week. ily spent Sunday at the Henry Small (Bpccinl to Th«* Soiitiiii'l.) J. W Bonus and J. B Rouse wer«* home. Jan 25.— Roy H»*ck \va> hurt Hotur in the Grove Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sutherland mo day night in a basketball game, but is C. E. Bortholmew earn« up .Saturday («»red to the Grove Tuesday. recovering nicely. from Fingen«' to visit bis son in law. •Mr. and Mr« J A. Powell sjwnt n W. A. Heck Wat eh th»* label on your paper. tt IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY’S It does not matter how nmeli we argue or- explain, th«* fa<4 still re mains— YOD A L W A Y S SA V L W H E N YOl T R A D E A T G R A Y ’S If you will read the pri«*es quoted helow and ootiipar«* them with th« regular priées of other stores you will lx* eonvlnced that— It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s CRACKERS Bulk So.las .. « lynter ... 17c Uraliani 15c TOILET SOAP Assorted Bar ......... 3 ban Sodas ...... 14c Oyster 16c Uraliani 16c 9c 25c C BAKING POWDER r»0e size H(lr size 39c 69c SALTED FISH Salmon, 11 • llerrinu, 15c for 25c Feed Flour Buttermilk euijj prod $2 60 McKenzie E rr pr«Mlucer, l(M»s $2.35 lin p e r in l Scratch, KHls COOKIES 7c 33c .......... Kolled Oats Kerr’s ........... i*y, 75s $1.50 Olympic ........ , 100s $1.75 Drifted Snow ll, KNls $1.80 Fisher’s Blend CHEESE Demonstration Full cream, Come in and aee a Demonstration of KERR S CEREALS OF A L L NINDS the pound— 30c GET OUR PR IC E ON EGGS Sugar Has Advanced. Get Our Price 9-pound sacks graham Uermeal Corn Meal 60c TOBACCO Plug! Packages Uraliani, lemon. Kinder and plain nr salted cracker»— CEREALS 45c 18c Carton K T O M A T O *» per can 10c CORN 2 cans 25c Climax, Star, Horseshoe 80c Pnnce Albert l**r «an 14c BEST M A R K E T PR IC E ER AY 5 CASH&CARRy B R IN G IN YO U R EGGS