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WANTADS
Helliwell © Marksbury
WE SELL LATE MODEL, HIGH
est grade typewriters at low
prices and on easy terms. We also ’
handle all makes of adding ma- ■
chines.
Every machine is thor
oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Boy
a machine and pay like rent.
Royal Sales Cv., Inc., SOO Oregon
Bldg., Portland, Ore.
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MEN’S
A THREE-DA Y BARGAIN EVENT OF
GREAT IMPORTANCE BEGINS
OLD BAGS WANTED—NOTHING
less than 2 feet square. Must be
clean and of mat-.-ud that will ab
sorb gasoline; old underclothing,
flannels and the like preferred. Can
not use old socks, mercerized or
hard surface goods or small pieces
of any kind. We want the best rags
and pay the best price, 6 cants the
pound. The Sentinel.
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Thursday, February 5th
HOUSE FOR SALE—TO BE KE
moved from lot on south Sixth
street. Elbert Bede.
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Here, in easy-to-read fashion we list a number of quick
ening reasons to hurry to Helliwell & Marksbury
Thursday, February 5. We say “hurry you” be
cause we don’t want you to be disappointed.
Some items here are very limited, in quantity,
due to the nature of the Event, the purpose
of which is to effect final riddance of all
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odd lots, broken lines, discontinued num-
k
bers and soiled merchandise but re-
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gardless, all is Quality Merchandise.
It’s a great occassion for all who
appreciate the opportunity to
save substantially in the pur-
chasing of their needs.
FOR SALB—TWO McCLANAHAN
incubators, 220 egg size, one Mc
Clanahan brooder, 52-inch, for $10
each, and six Hollywood cockerels.
O. E. Biggs, 714 north Douglas
street,
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LARGE SPRING PULLETS FOR
sale, 20 Plymouth Rocks and 20
Rhode Island Reds, $1 each. Mrs.
Fred Guggisberg, Disston route,
phone 33F12.
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BOARDERS SOLICITED— FIRST
class board and room, prices
reasonable, at 1308 east Main
street. Mrs. J. E. Loucks and
Mrs.
Olive
Livingston,
phone
125-L.
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Embroidery
Laces
Stationer/
Bib Overalls
Made of 240 weight
blue denim,
PAIR
ALL REMAINING WINTER
COATS FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN ON SALE AT—
A rummage table that includes mer-
chandise formerly priced 50c and
more. The collection embraces :
Brassiers
Silk Gloves
Trimmings
Curtain Scrims
BOYS’
HALF PRICE
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Woolen goods consisting of
serges, flannels, twills, crepes,
tweeds, etc., 36 to 54 inches
width, yard
SALE
OF COTTON, SILK
and
WOOLEN GOODS
$1.00
REMNANTS
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A Rummage table including items that
formerly were priced two and three
times the price effective during this sale.
White Goods
Silk Hose
Wool & Cotton Hose Infants’ Hoods
Fabric Gloves
Blossom Silks
Woolens
PRICE
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Expect gTeat things from Helliwell & Marks
bury when a Rummage Sale is announced.
This Rummage Table at 69c holds many
surprises, among which are:
Silks
Women Union Suits
Silk Draperies
Corduroy Velvets
COLLECTION OF
T ailored
AND
House Dresses
Wool Hose
Men’s Silk Sox
Trimmed
HATS
EACH
No Refunds
or Exchanges on This
Lot of Shoes After
Saturday
I ack strong and well and put my
kidneys in goor order.”
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
si.qply ask for a kidney remedy—
Many Cottage Grove Folks Have get Doan’s Pills—the same that
Found How to Make Work
Mr. Lambert had. Foster-Milburn
Easier.
Co., Mfrs., BuffaL N. Y.
Is Your Work Hard?
WOOD
Any Kind
Any Time
PRICES RIGHT
Terms: Cash
Quimby Bros.
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BEWARE OF UNCLEAN
Sentinel will assist you in
Unnecessary Advice. ,
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A Voice Within I’m here. Some
yeggs locket! me in the refrigerator.
The Officer—Ail right.
We’ll
have you out in a minute. Just
keep cool.—Boston Globe.
PLANT GRAFTED WALNUTS
They are money makers
of the largest and best blocks in the stat«». Selected
man Franquette strain, well grown, also select line
io commercial layered Filberts. Have a complete
of all other nursery stock*—apple, p< ar. cherry,
is, plums, small fruits berriea, etc.
stock is wvij grown. Our prices are right. Send
foi pric< s. etc. Thirty-five years in business.
Your home print shop—The Sen
tinel—should be always considered
first. Usually it can handle any
job of printing yon may have.
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The main edition of
The Eugene Guard
is now being delivered
at the homes of sub
scribers
in
Cottage
Grove daily.
The Eugene Guard
• is Lane county ’s biggest
and best daily news
paper.
The Eugene Guard
Powell’s dairy is open to inspection at any and all times.
Visit it in your Sunday best, if you wish. You will carry
away no odor of any kind. Sanitation is our watchword.
Our milk reaches the pasteurizing and bottling station
under moat sanitary conditions and then it touches
nothing but machinery that has been sterilized, It govs
into bottles that have been sterilized and is not touched
at any time by human hands.
Pasteurizing does away with the possibility of germs of
any kind and there is no chance anywhere in its handling
for foreign substances of any kind to get into it.
covers the news of Lane
county fully and inter
estingly.
The Eugene Guard
covers the news of the
world by Associated
Press Leased wire.
The main edition of
The Eugene Guard
is delivered at your
door daily in Cottage
Grove for 50 cents a
month.
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