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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1925)
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925 PAGE SIX was given at the high school Fri iting a few days with relatives. day afternoon. Talka on history The high school purchased 50 Nov. 25—The basketball game of education, what education is, china cups for the student body between the Drain and Walker growth of public schools, themes Friday. Miss Hazel Miller spent Thursday girls’ teams resulted in a victory and essays on patriotism in school of 18 to II for Walker. The boys and preservation of forests were and Friday with Agues Jackson. tied 17 to 17 and after two addi given by students and patriotic tional five-minute periods the score songs were sung. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lisle, was again tied 19 to 19. This tio MENT. will be played off December 11 at teachers, will leave today for Salem , to spend the week with their par Drain. Notice is hereby given that The Walker gymnasium, in which [ ents. Robert Lesley Learning, udminis- a dirt floor has been used for sev i High school and the Saginaw ‘ Ira tor with will annexed, of the eral years, will be floored. At J school are closed this week because • estate of Elnorah Guering, de- ! censed. has filed in the county a school meeting Monday night it i of scarlet fever. The Walker outsiders will play l eourt of the state of Oregon, in was voted to lay the floor, batten the cracks and put in windows, j the Dorena outsiders at Walker ami for Lane county, his final report and account as such ad Students who have been boosting Wednesday night. ministrator and that January 5, for this are anxious to see the Mr. and Mrs. Benny Jackson and 1926, at the hour of 10 o’clock work done immediately. ' son Fred returned Saturday from ( A member from here attended An educational week program Gardiner, where they had been vis- the club and miscellaneous shower WALKER. for the Melvin Paul family at the The tonic for the business world C. H. Haight home in Delight —newspaper advertising. xx valley Monday. Mrs. Ida Jackson and daughter Agnes spent Sunday afternoon at the R. D. Tucker home. □---------------------------------------------n Rubber stamps. The Sentinel. FOR SALE—TWO FORD CARS and a gasolino buzz saw—10 to a. m. of said day at the county 12 horse-power. In good shape. court room thereof has been by Short’s Second Hand store. o26tfc said Court fixed as the time ami place for hearing objections to FOR SALE—FARM WAGON. 3- inch, good shape. Bargain. I. B. said report and for the final settle ment of said estate of the said Morris. 302 Main street. n9tfc. deceased. FOB RENT — FURNISHED ROOM. ROBERT LESLEY LEAMING, Privilege of bath. 1149 west Administrator with will annexed nl2tfc of the estate of Elnorah Guer- Main street. Phone 126-J. AUTOS WASHED AND POL ing, deceased. ished. Motors steam cleaned autos H. J. Shinn, Attorney for estate. n2«<124e painted. Low prices. C. W. Wat WANTADS kins. Half block off Main street Large saving and terms. $10.00 on north Eighth street. n2 30p monthly to responsible person. For particulars write Berry Piano Co., HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE 437 Lawrence street, Eugene, Ore cheup. • Seven rooms, lot 55x127 gon. n23d3p feet. Inquire 416 Adams. n!9 26p FOR RENT—3 HOUSEKEEPING PIGS FOR SALE—CHOICE O. I. C., rooms, lights and water supplied. ready for delivery December 10. I Or two and one separate sleeping Taking orders now. G. W. Mc rooms. Call mornings or evenings Farland. n!9-26p at 1140 Washington Ave. n23-26p PIANO FOR SALE NEAR COT- tage Grove, High grade piano FOR SALE— 30 WHITE LEG horns, through molting and are must be sold at once. A bargain, Terms $10 monthly to reliable laying. 75c to pick or 65c if you home. For particulars, write Cline take nil. 16 heavy hen $1 each. Music Co., 66 Front street, Port Ranch on right, first turn on Mosby n26-30p land, Ore. n23d3p creek road. Grissom. ---------------------------------- ------------- I PIANO FOR SALE NEAR COT- FOR SALE—REED BABY BUGGY. tage Grove. Beautiful, high j Also bath tub, tank and sink for n26p grade piano must be sold at once. | sale. 418 Taylor street. I □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □ □ □ Helliwell & Marksbury I I Helliwell & Marksbury B □ 36 Inch Indian Head, 4 Yards Genuine Indianhead, yard wide, for lunch cloths, napkins, etc., regularly priced at 33e. Towling Crash, 6 Yards For Men’s Cotton Jersey Gloves, 5 Pairs Outing Flannel, 4 Yards For Heavy quality, yard wide outing in dark or light stripe and cheek patterns, also white. Girls’ Wool Underwear, Garment Munsing worsted pants and vests for girls 3 to 12 years, regularly priced $1.50 and $1.75/ 1 1 •1 1 1 Woolen Goods Unbleached Muslin, 8 Yards For Medium weight, good quality, yard wide, mus lin. regular price 15c per yard. Childen’s Cotton-Rib Hose, 4 pairs “Allen A’’ heavy ribbed cotton hose in black and brown, regularly 35c. Friday and Saturday November 27 and 28 Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments, Suit Warm, soft and fleecy, sanitary, for children 2 to 10 years, $1.35 to $1.95 values. Two Big Days for You Friday and Saturday, For the Values Offered in This Dollar Sale Are the Greatest Values For a Dollar We Have Offered For Months. Your Dollar Buys the Most for You A 1L DO ■ Warner’s Corsets And Brassieres, Each □ An assortment of splendid all-wool II serges, twills, flannels and crepes, 36- to 48-ineh widths. Good range of 11 colors: tans, browns, blues, greens, H materials that are worth two or three times a dollar. Pure worsted and silk mixed yarns, a good range of colors, regularly 45c to 55c a ball. A GREAT COME DOWN IN PRICES A real bargain awaits you in these fine quality front or back lace corsets, values to $5, all sizes in the lot. h h Minerva Knitting Yarns, 4 Balls For Drapery Cretonnes, 4 Yards For Yard wide, good quality cretonnes in bird and floral designs on dark or light grounds. 39c to 65c qualities. I! 1 1 Children’s Wool Hose, 2 Pairs For Fine quality “Allen A” wool hose in three-fourths or full length style, desir able colors and all sizes. All Silk Satin Ribbons 3 Yards For Fine quality satin ribbons in the wide widths, No. 80 to No. 250. shades of blue, pink, maize, etc. a 1 $2 •1 I $ I I Good quality scrim in white, ivory and ecru, col- oder or self striped bor ders, regular price 19c. Women’s Union Suits Winter weight “Munsing” union suits in wool or cotton, low, dutch or high neck styles with short or long sleeves, ankle length. A real bargain. h « ti h ti i. !' n Imported Perfume Real imported perfumery, attractively boxed, mi assortment of desirable odors, $1.75 value. h I g li Dress Ginghams, 5 Yards For 32 inch standard quality dress ginghams, checks. stripes and plain color«, regular 25c value. n 1 1 Fibre Silk Drapery, Yard For DOLLAR SALE Skirts, Sweaters, Dresses, Blouses Lustrous, heavy fibre silk drapery in rose, blue and gold shades, yard wide, regular price $1.65. Wool dress skirts, wool sweaters, broadcloth house dresses, broad cloth blouses. None sent on approval, no lay a ways, no exchanges or refunds. Women’s Kid Gloves Pair For Novelty cuff and two-clasp kid gloves in black and colors, values to $2.95. h Towel Sets n Li 11 H U n 11 tl 11 tl tl u tl 11 II g attractively boxed sets consisting of one lurkish towel and two wash cloths, blue, pink, gold and lavender shades. Desirable for gifts. S3 À 1 Silk Chiffon Hose Millinery WOMEN’S, CHILDREN’S SHOES A COLLECTION OF DRESS AND SPORTS HATS, FELTS. VEL VETS, ETC., •I IN BLACK AND COLORS. Women’s and girls’ oxfords and pumps in patent, calf and kid, also children’s button and lace shoes, all sizes in the lot, real values. 1 Helliwell & Marksbury s I □□ I□ □□ □ □ I ¡ □ I I □ Curtain Scrims 6 Yards For ti i, g □□ □ □□ □ □□ □ □□ □ □B □ I I \\ omen s pure silk chiffon hose, full fashioned, lisle tops and feet. Black, gunmetal and light shades, all sizes, (seconds.) fi 1 □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 8□ □ 8 I
