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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1924)
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1924 PAGE SIX Hastening the End. Young Man—* * So Miss Ethel is “We’ll be friends to the end.’’ your oldest sister 1 Who comes -i>--------------------------------------------------------- ■ “Lend mo ten dollars.’’ <*- after her.M “That’s the end.’’—Bison. Small Boy—* ‘Nobody ain’t come LONDON. WANTED—OLD RAGS. MUST BE yet. but Pa says the first fellow large and clean. The Sentinel, e The tonic for the buninoiw world— that comes can have her.”—Every (Special to Tho Sentinel.) ’«« _ live wire wnntnd*. Sept. 22.—Mis. B. A. Pruett left MONEY FOB YOU—F‘Y OAHU tor your wuiitud» and ¿el three Wednesday for Aurora to visit her insertion* for the price of two. tfp daughter, Mrs. Cecil Roberts, for a few days, after which «he will go FOR SALE—TRAP NESTS. A to Portland to visit a sinter, Mrs. bargain if taken at once. One C. A. Barrett. brooder, 1000 chick capacity, cheap. Several truck loads of lumber Sec J. H. Heard, 322 Second street. have been distributed along the u21tfc O. I. C. PIGS FOR SALE.—J. E. FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS RE Dunnavin, 1^ mi 1 cm out London to ¡8 an immense help cleaned vetch and out« for seed. road, phone 17F11. s25-o9p g.A nk Also have u good milk cow and a business man’s credit. some potatoes for sale. Hugh Trun- I’lOH FOR SALE—ROY TAPIJN, It is an evidence that nell, phone 17F11. sll-25p Bugi naw, Ore. s25 o»p Neighborhood News1 WANTADS The Newest SILKS for Autumn Reference to a Bank he knows how to take care of his money and that he has funds to meet his hills. No l>us- iness is too small to be done in a business like way. That way is to pay by eheck on a good bank. We invito you to open an account here. FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OLD RELIABLE Silver Dollars for 90c That’s what it means to buy your meat hero under our permanent money-saving eash system. Ninety cents will now do the work that a dollar formerly did. We give you what you are entitled to get for paying cash. All Day Delivery. Nally’s Mayonnaise. Red Rock Cottage Cheese. People’s Cash Market PI0KLE3 OLIVES BUTTER BREAD ÜHEESE CTiEAND L-) fijùi Q U A T, r 7 y SERVICE PRICE. Cutiforth & Dickson, Props. « a •> h ■? 1 I i ! FOR SALE—TIMBER; 120 ACRES, mostly fine second growth. Fine for small mill or piling camp; lVa miles to railroad station. Will sell very reasonable. Lee Thomason, Dorena, Oregon. sll-25e Fabrics that are adaptable to the designing of the new straight Hue frocks; Satin finish Crepe. Canton, ( harmeuse and Bengal ;ne, are on display for your ap proval at this store. I’SEl) RANGE FOR SALE.— Reasonably priced. Is in good condition. Mrs. Clara Burkholder, 225 north Lane street. s!8-o2p LIBERAL REWARD FOR THE return of a brown plaid mack WANTED—H O U 8 E W OBK BY inaw lost last Thursday somewhere day or hour. Mrs. Opal Hand, on south Sixth street. A pair of 511 N. Ninth st., phone 128L. 24 p knit gloves were in one of the pock- e;s. Farmers’ Union Store. s25p FOR SALE—CLEAN CHEAT seed; also oats and vetch mixed. FOR RENT.—RESIDENCE PROP Wright Bros., Walker, Ore. sll-25p erty at 809 south Sixth street. FOR SALE TWO GOOD HORSES Mrs. S. A. Hill, Curtin, Ore., phone s25-o9p and wagon, or would trade for 12F15._______ sheep. J. G. Murry, telephone FOR SALE.— B lue ENAMELED 23 F42 si 1-25p tange, practically new. FOR SALE—SOW AND EIGHT Stitzel, 622 Whitaker Ave. weaned pigs; all or one; also RICH JERSEY MILK, 11 QUARTS good milk cow. Chas. Conner. for $1.00. Delivered daily any Phone 38F2. si 1 25p where in city. L. M. Hankins s25-o9p WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL BOY phono 3F33. wants to work for board nnd FOR SALE—16 INCH OAK WOOD, room. Write Mrs. R. L. Rogers, $3 per tier. E. A. Doolittle, sll-25p phone 39F12. Anlauf, Ore. s25-o9p WANTED—G IRL ’8 BICYCLE OAK WOOD FOR SALE. W. A. XL Sentinel. slip Keonc, Delight Valley, phone UE SELL LATE MODEL, HIGH est grade typewriters at low prices and on easy tc~ms. We also handle nil makes of adding ma chines. Every machine is thor oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Buy a machine nnd pay like rent. Royal Sales Co., Inc., 500 Oregon Bldg., Portland, Ore. tt-sn 38F4._________ s25-o9p FOR RENT—30 ACRE TRACT. Reasonable for cash rent. Mrs. A. J. Gowdy. s25p FURNITURE AND RUGS FOR sale at once as I am leaving ’own. Mrs. A. S. Powell, rooms over Smith Short Grocery. »25c WANT TO BUY—A FRESH COW. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR A i phono 123J. »25c smaller place in or near Cottage Grove, a 23 acre ranch, mile west FOR SALE—FEEDER PIGS. JUST of Saginaw. Four-room house, good right to make your winter’s barn, splendid location for chicken meat. Also have red clover seed sl8-o2n for sale. Come now. C. H. Haight,) ranch. C. C. Moody. Sa gin?1 w. Ore., phone 38F12. s25p HI ICKG TOURING, 11117 MODEL, for sale at $200. Car in good WANTED—FARM HAND, SINGLE man. Wages per month, $40 and condition and tires are practically E. W. Eyanson. Lorane. new. Mrs. Kathleen Durling, 115 board. s25*c9p north Sixth street, or phone Ore., phone 27F32. 130 L. s!8-o2p MUST SELL AT A SACRIFICE KiO ncres of timber bind on good I TON FORI* TRICK FOR SALE plank nnd (Travel rond, 3 million or trade. Is in good condition. feet of saw timber. Is located I W. \V. Chrismnn, Dorenn, Oregon miles from railroad. See Hall & phone 3F21. alKtfo Ln no. ?25e FOR SALE—A NICE FAMILY FOR SALE—PIGS, NINE WEEKS cow, 2,/ii years of age. Is fresh, old, also a good work horse, six giving about 2 gallons of milk at years old and weighs about 1250 n milking. C. A. King, phone pounds. Noble Elliott, phone 25F5.s25 oOn Satin Charmeuse 10 inches wide, shown in black, navy, brown and peach, yard— $2.75 Crepe Satin ■0 ini lies wide, shown in black, navy and brown, yard— $3.75 Bengaline Canton Crepe ) indies wide, shown in black, The newest of the fall silks, shown in black only, yard— navy, deer and brown, yard— $3.50 $3.75 HELLIWELL & MARKSBURY upper Coast fork to repair small bridges and culverts. The William Ewing family at tended the county fair Wednesday. A killing frost visited this dis trict Wednesday night. Will Massey, of Cottage Grove, attended church here Sunday. The Combs family, who spent their summer vacation camping here, left. Wednesday for Corvallis, where Miss Orpha will teach school. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banton and Gerald Banton and little daughter attended church in Eugene Sunday. returned Saturday evening from n Later they .were dinner guests of !ien days’ trip which took them to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stout. Grants Pass, Crater lake, the Or: Mrs. Howîwd Cox has been on gon eaves and along the scenic the sick list the past week. Columbia highway to Portland, then A petition is being circulated up the beautiful Willamette valley tlie neighborhood asking the school home. They said that the beauti board to call a special meeting for ful scenery at. the lake and forma- the transaction of unfinished bus ) tions at the caves are almost b( iness. I vend description. Earl Fullmer, of Cottage Grove, Jack Cherry is enjoying a visit who recently returned from Cali i with a sister at Baker. fornia, was visiting friends in the neighborhood Sunday. Correct printing always at the Arthur I'nmli. ,u,.| Carl* Small live wire print shop,m Second Annual Clearing Sale W. L. Darby & Co., Cottage Grove Clearing out our stock of slow sellers and reducing heavy overstocks in many lines to release money tied up with the consequent lessening of turnover and profits. Being within 24 hours of market we find we can greatly reduce our stock and with the money released, carry a much more representative line of merchandise in greater variety. Selling on less margin, for cash, means greater turnover and more ultimate profit on money invested. This out lines our future policy. We mean to move all surplus and slow selling stock and to do this are offering reductions of 10 to 30 per cent in all lines except nails No cheap or off-quality merchandise offered, as leaders or otherwise. Sale Begins October 1 and Continues Throughout the Month Just a few of the many cuts representative of those in all lines Rochester all copper wash boilers: No. 8, regular $5.25, al $4.00 No. !), regular $5.50, at $4.10 Martin extra heavy rool tin rim, all copper boilers: No. 8, regular $6.75, at $5.35 No. 9, regular $7.25, at $5.75 Rochester extra heavy char coal tin, copper bottom boilers No. 8, regular $4.00, at $3.10 No. 9, regular $4.25, at $3.35 IX charcoal tin. copper hot tom: No. 8, regular $3.25, at $2.50 No. 9, regular $3.50,at $2.75 Standard galvanized tubs: 18 inch, regular 90c, at 70c 20-inch, regular $1.15, at 95c 22-inch, regular $1.35, at $1.00 24 inch, regular $1.10. at $1.10 | Galvanized pails: 10-quart, regular 40c, at 30c 12-ipiart, regular 60c, at 45c 14-quart, regular 65c, at 50c 18-quart, regular $1. ; n 75c Art Pattern zinc stove boards: 20x30, regular $1.25, at $1.00 28x31, regular $1.50, at $1.20 26x32, wood lined, regular $2.00, at $1.65 28x31, wood lined, regular $2.25, at................... $1.90 Dietz and Defiance lanterns: Large size, regular $1.65, $1.25 I.arge size. regular $1.75, $l.v- Large size, brass bow I. regular $2.25 at $1.75 Medium size. Dietz, regular $1.15, at 90c Last year patterns wall paper 50 per cent off; new patterns 25 per rent off. Nationally advertised .John son’s floor varnish: Half pints, regular 50c, at 30c Pints, regular 85c, at 55c Quarts, regular $1.50, at 95c Half gal., regular $3, at $2.05 Florenamel, a Twin Cities product: Pints, regular 75c. at 55c Quarts, regular $1.25, at 95c Coleman’s, the standard gas lamps and lanterns: Iuims at...................... $7.75 Lanterns at.................. $6.75 Whiz, nickel, copper, alumi num and silver polish: 15c Regular 25c, at.... . ....... ........ Handy package spring clothes pins: 20c 3 dozen for..... Durham Duplex safety razors at 20c Wall tents: 7x9-0 auto tent, régulai’ price $13.75, at........... $9.95 9L2 x 12 patented, best army duck, regular $37, at $25 8x10, 8-oz. canvas wall tent, regular $13.25, at. $10.15 10x12, 8-oz. canvas wall tent, regular $17.70, at....... $13.50 12x10, 8-oz. canvas wall tent, regular $28.50, at.. $20.00 Standard guaranteed axes: “White, stub and twist” han dled D. B. axes, 3’and 4 lbs., regular $3.50, at........ $2.75 Winchester handled I). B. axes. Falling and Riverside bit. regular $3.25, at. $2.50 Winchesters. B. handled axes regular $2.50. at. $1.95 Winchester boys handled axes régulai- $1.75, at $1.35 I’lirgo automatic fire extin guisher: Auto size, regular $5, at $3.00 Large size, regular $7.50, $4.50 W inehester sealskin finish, double razor strops, regular $3.50, at.... ..... ................ $2.50 < ohm bia double strops, regu lar $1. at.............. 75c Shell double strops, regular $2.00, at............................ $1.50 Remington “Economy” shot gun shells, 12 ga., at.......... 95c Winchester “Ranger,” 12 ga.. at..................... ..95c; 16 ga., 90c 22 short rifle cartridges 20c 22 long and long rifle cart ridges at............................ 30c 25 per eenf off fu|| |jne of Sanol; Art Brass Co.’s bath room fixtures. 10 « to 30"« off every article—many specials at greater reductions SALE BEGINS OCTOBER 1