The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 11, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIIII I I M I t l, fAUK 1 IK H U , OH KOON Cottage Ärovr g ra tta ti Btaakllta«4 IMO BI.RRNT HRDK. Editar >•4 I»»«7 T h a n 4 « r bj d o tta * . O»»»» PubU .kla* l omp*»» i ^ Thi ‘ 2 w L .T ,' il? £ * “ « s . — • ■ ML-------- Fwilli KItan W llb ------------- --------Starnai? «I sm n k lla a ilo a Mt«r»d at Ota I«a. 3 m .. . . w J u X i» ” iattar N.n, si.,a Ba.li>».. OfflM - ■t M oaim oa rath (Oaek la a4<aaaa. I O». rear «1 .Tairkrae moatke -Boot ■i Meli» il.M I fla e aeo.ik |o j » 4 nm — F a r e i« , rara I of woman moonshine. •n y suspicion" rata a young drlpklnit functions *If’ mm UH c . . h a I 2 k Z d Th 2 £ t i n ? * . * P n o iu l ?..T. , 8*?u.n* co" * Ct Tf'i.*h u,rd ln tb* Oregonian. wh,c.h- M • « • ‘tar of fact, la u’ ually abova wproaeh. therefore It waa rather odd that a day later another reader of both M o e n » r ahould call attention to tha use of "people“ |n the Oregonian In the Alien*.», «r.ryareeaetiaa will __ k. ____ lake. _________ le arata 1 »rear •- ■. Th» f areepta a4 y .rn "?*. ,*8 .*?*.**"»» TT. . . • w ’ adeZnlMB . w,u. w£Tte ZkHabta • Iir lea. proof le re.4 bj th . . 4 . . r t i i c r and rel«ra.4 with »«k arror or ronortloa« plalnlr aot.4 la wrltlaf therm» and I. ° n,<> .r a v M . T U I. — rad to a few n persona Thia usage ta not common on editorial page« of • ucb paper, as tha Oregonian, _ ------, the __ word being usually reserved to dee crlbe the people ot a city, common _____ , w e a lt h *> <*. tin - u , ,« »'*•“ °r c nation However It __ un doubtedly la correct enough when used tn the manner criticized even th o u g h It d.ve«n t i ’ * '* n aL Ju W,V .fc”1! *" ,U ^ w j s r .s r*Publlcan bandwagon -------- Th* wa> *'* undaratand It. tai in- cra a rc qo|n* away with tha trac- the hope of bringing a ie- lurn of .table gove.nin.rft » nnism a V ♦ I < . _ __ ___ I 11« I \ " I J ,en” ,n whlch “ th* *<*-d u*d refer- »»*• J---------------------- i I , Fa*. n , I th * *•">* In ta fexaa- Vaii'ieal rl — a- W«1.._1.I . . .. <>»»<on Htau K41t«Hal AaaoeUtk»« Orar'h K * n H > « f C<»»»f«Fa.*c# i ? b* *P«nt »owing for the chlldrans lu 'k 'u n n ’e* “‘.if E ? * 1“* “.nd “ u im ii h *' ?* a*?* Jiui^i.i1’**»’ a***^i* *° b.,ln * m ,,,r lw «««■‘»•e for collar aeta. .. ... * About A> friend, of Uaorgv Cur- f ,n • ttrPr‘a«d him one evening of .i.-t week u c. u at .1 I,... i,. . i........ of , last h l. home In honoi ¿1", h l. birthday anniversary Tha time » -i. spent playing carda and ao tally Kefreahnienta ware served ! ▼ at a late hour. Th* K*»*arch ‘'lub »>*« Tuaadav s i x - ,- m s a -k iK r - viewed tha book, The Count of M“"‘* Cr," ° ' bv Oumaa. and Mra S'olnar r*vlawad ‘br “ tv of ‘>u‘ author. The club voted to send a contribution to the Uoernbeck. r boaP“ a l and loan fund. The club will meet in two w eek, with Mi» F K Mendenhall I.-,,............. in Eugene and i r- Mr. — Fay lim n will be program leader Mra A W Swanaon entettalned tha I-a Cornu, dull Tue.dav a fte r noon. Tha club decided to hold a Mchoia-llopprr. The m en'. Bible cl«a. of tha benefit bridge party Tueadav eve Mlsa Juanita Hopper, daughter Methodist church will entertain nine in Swanaon hall to ral.e l’f ,Mr; “ "d M p Hopper of their wives, together with friend, fund, for the cltv library Follow- f nlauf „ . »"»'»nie , the bilde of - Ora ---- and their ----- wive» -------- --------- Monday , -------- evening . . . Ing . . _____ the bu.lne»» _____ _ .........g meeting the time (ime I*"'» Nichols, son of Mr. O. I, the church church n p a a r ilo lo r i. a at a t e then h * ,* wa-. kA'etel »pent •aik.'tlf «.ke«imllk. as axil 1-ekFea^U < N ' h " ° 1 in ‘he socially and le fid i p / h‘.'n«r», JL ^ ' i h . tn« s 5*n' mon‘hly social meeting men I. were served Mr« William .. i home of Mr. ♦ Petersen was a gue.t The club and Mr* ' Ictor Chambers. The Carnation club will meet Friday w l" "leet In two w eek, with Mr. Daisy Blown of G iat Nallla as. K .,iV 7 x .'V ik .i llla.knior», rsvonlai till il, , taper-c A whlte^blble and Wheeler a . hostesses. the Elmartea club Tuesday with a L ... . the . . . background. . . ____ . 1 o'clock luncheon The room« mantel above The tn a position to criticise. then were attractively decorated with C. will ring ceremony ‘¡V WO,'n et * t í o r t h : rnFtal,,b.'t '*Ua" * r'" ^ ‘«rvUv ' w illow.. At bridge Mi« Mei church Mr> J " r Petersen J & e X aistar a î.le î S ’ ">moiy Thia rh “ will be b<‘ followed vll‘" v ,i'"V NO SYMTATHY. DEBTS PROSPERITY churchM rx £"¿1 Veatch held high score .G u e s t. DEBTS. PROSPERITY. large portion of th . eom m o One t ^ t h ." ta i m ^ . t e . d t l y **“ b- “ d* *** m m “ ™ honor' E ? 1'““ 0" *nd “ bu“ “’ « , ^ “.".’’ “ ',n I t X h tton among th . unemployed group on dur.ng ,*h, d e p r r X n « the rX BBd » V * « Cochran of Eugene mWU"« * «w^ w ?ek. ^ 1 with MrT ? " *r" , n u ° r r v lh ' d."Ct‘t “ ? h* d' b' 1Oad* “ '»••• m onv^iri""vict^*C T ,am bi™ tang The K .n .ln g to n club held an all for a I o'clock luncheon a "italdT nl^of th*“ u i u « i a%.bT “ statX hO° f dJ*‘riC‘S "f »"untie.« of y. Pawning M,.« A I Thomas day meeting Wednesday The time hon>» ®f Mrs Mervllle ? r“ ld n t_ Of_ -t^ t A Unlted S»t"tea -«tatea^ of business enterprises of pi n ed the Mendelssohn wedding W“ J *n*nt quilting and n covered V *‘1“ eh for 23 years without m aking any Individuals At the present rate of march. The bride wore "a "long d,ah luncheon w as served at noon Mrs Charles Bcldler enleitam ed effort to become a citizen. He is retirement, ¡t is easy to believe white or^andv dress and carried a * the M. P G. club Tuead iy after an example of those who wish to ,b "‘ if no new indebtedness were shower bouquet of sweet pans and Mr and Mrs. C. L, Stroup en- go through life without assuming incurred, tn ten years we should r‘ *es The matron of honor wore terlalned the voung ladles' class noon The time was spent socially *"d pink o rgan ^ and t h 7 young n,“e ^ ‘"a7s of n?. r . V l / u , ' ' *“ i™'' any responsibilities, but when he practically out of the li hole wuh ‘ if »k dresji and carried a bouquet of M ethodic church Monday evening al * ? tti* atlractlv* *Uh a boir tough times come such persona possible exception of J ,t h* u na' P|nk *»*•» I*“* R efreshm ent. ♦ »'»"'ng quet of anapdragotW and rose, and believe that those who have as- ‘icnal government, which h Is bear- were served following th.» • i the loom s a e ie attractively deco- '; Chn.’llan c h u r “ c d h ^ * w * l l*< M of the rated with pussywillows and huck sumad th . r e a ^ fixed i b i U ao t i e that . . ¿ those o “ d r»st of us « theta “« ^ V r S « for . 'for which the f S r X the ^ c ceremony o u p ^ T f f ? ” s ^ a r t .e h v '’ T A have everything d aya e T ^ i p j “*, a i^ b l m m “s h° ‘d “• i ’ ° social ^ al l,berrv Mia. Lola How* lebei »«*«"•'•£• o clock Frl- was a guest. The club will meet who have shirked may be ade- we »hall pay later. days honeymoon trip to Portland day e y e in g in the church parlors. In two w eek, with Mr. C C Cm quately cared for. The necessity of reducing the *nd W ashington Guests at the Jl Of course, even such fellows as debl Ioad '* indicated by the foi- w*’ddmg yy-ere Mr and Mrs. Wal- The Maso this can't be allowed to starve. figures The combined ,,L . ' \i ’r?l',J’,d - " " d will hold a covered dish dinner at The Eagles' flawing circle will but they are entitled tonoaym pa- debts ?.f , th* st"‘* of O'^gt'n and and jJrs Herbert ®A30 tonlpht- b*’ followed by meet Friday evening with M i, thy When they are scratched i f f «ubdlvi.lon. approxl- M t eA dy. S a L ,ii? Ci’" " ..? -nd *"d c* rd* - ____________ Bud Lowranc. CWA payroll« America la for mat,‘ « « < * » « * - The combined In. Walter MeCuilou. Mr a n f *Mr, ------------------------------------------- ------ aC l'O B T o r CONDITION; o r TU E r iK S T NATIONAL « R X I o r COTTAGE Americans, and those who don't lo»d of the state and all its Mervllle Veatch. Mr and Mrs. K. GBOVB. IN THE STATE Or OUÏOON. AT TUB CLOSE care to become citiaens are per- subdivisions, based on an average K. Mills. Pr, and Mrs. C. E. Frost, O f B U SIN E SS ON DECEMBER SO. 1»SS fectly welcome to leave for some ‘n ,eres‘ rate of 5 4 per cent, now Mr and Mrs. J H. Chambers, ASSETS other country that suits them exc»eds $10,000,000 a year. Or ap- Mr and Mrs. Ralph Saltsman. Mrs. , 1 ■ L»xnfl And . vllacGunla __ _ ........... „ .. tisd.a»» - better. " — We have no need for a proximately $1 a month for every Myrtle Saltsman. Mvrna Saltsman. 1 I'nu. I S ta ta i O oxerm neal »». ir t lk . owned 14. 440 lb I in »«I Mr and Mrs. William Petersen. Mr Í a V . ‘’“■'f*- *ta«ka. and » e e u r lll,. owurd woman and child 12 ft IO* 53 c a a t ? ”“ d » - « « « r « s : u . n s . r n , r i B, “ 3 ? ' í í « | UBí . . h"'“ * • t s .o o o .o o . Furniture and Myturen I l S iO O Underwood Typawrllai >i(i Han tlnal *.....• • ...... r Portable Tvnewrnara “«iillnal ** Haw""o,,d> mai»hal, Mi« Anna Uataa. aaalatant marshal M i. Ma Pel Powall, I M Mra L ouis. Hai ,,,i q q u la |>»( Bieaeler flag • t t - .tiv, of I mh I week In Vancouv.i, W a.li The couple will make thalr home heir where Mr Flattsia la einj loyed in the Texaco »aivlca atidlon on Main street Mr Flat ’ *' ' .. .. . rung mana ‘»la h a. Uvad m Cottage Grove Mr* Ma,dr h foi one vein and was formerly a 4»r for three year.. M i. ln e. agai foi two year. le.tdent of tliav Cltv Meek», tnnnagvi Mia Ferri Aii'leiaon. captalli. Mra lla tlle Ilari, mualclan: Mia Ine» T h . O. I. II club will b» enter Mei'k». Fallii Mi» Mabel Funk tallied Tueadav with ", a t 1 f SO bridge Courage Mia Roaa I ( o m Cut Currin. Un V*""'“ 1 u,a“a* w,‘" ¿ T T d 11"' le n ie n t«1 ' ..•Ifi.bnc.«^ Mi- Maude F uuk. Kn ” ra 1 llemenwav durance, .Mra Ktala ( urr In. M> h I e .ly Mra Alice llieedlove w a. In I'bc followma o fflc e i. were In «tailing offlcei a n d M l« A nna died T _____ u c e l.v evening by the G ate. w«< ceremonial inatalial Ite itoyal Royal N Neighbor» eighbor. Mra. M l. Juba June Bird frashnietit. fre.hm ents w we,,, eir served .■•ryed »1 .1 a l»l f) \la - o e la ' 1 ea I •« I 111 V l l l l l l O I* O . Mi Fl«le Ib V 'iin . P ll >' houi by Mr« Anna Mwanaon. Mi« M i. Orace Jenkln«. V. O.i Mr. (alulae Baitel» and Ml« Mabel Alice 111i ■ dl..y.-, ,-I iiiiicc II oi , Mr» Wllaon Aberdeen Utuli Coal Gasco Briquets Stows Ritii|:«a mid Circulntors ( win Oaks Lumber Co. A W H E R E S M IL IN G SERVICE WELCOMES YOU TWO FREE DELIVERIES DAILY 5 .F -T E L E P H O N E —53 -g “T"1* h I. effort to become a clUaen thereunder. ----- --------------- OREGONIAN'S ENGLISH. A reader of The Sentinel, as well as o f the Oregonian has called The Sentinel's attention to the following which appeared In a recent issue of the O regonian: "In the face of such palpable unauthenticity one la forced to suspicion that the cocktail the young woman In the picture was taking waa made with a moon- shine base |n a shaker." ° im Ural »BlAliA K c l e il.le - Th. e dictionary says such use is colloquial or obsolete, but that mav «til: leave it good enough lor daily newspapers. Country weeklies have to be more careful, for their readers are more select and more discrim inating in their' Enghsh than readers* o ^ r o ^ tan newspapers. Speaking of young woman might suspect -' 1 ft.300 00 tarn, .! .vis... k .. b k an ...L k i^ owned uih. r , Ih.n ln . a-___ house I i S llr i.1 * . with Federal Keseree bank ........... ° “ r, d*b‘s overnight with payment Hopper Rebecca P o n n i. BetP 27.130 3J < R»h in TRult and balance« with other banka I 37.657 JO X uM h.°* * X ar* due *’*' ¿?ni’ MarceU and Victor Hopper. «« ’» S ii ^ cktai’. *tad 7 ^ " ," ^ " ,’ ^ “" °* 10ft 43 should have rampant prosperity Mr. and Mra J. R. Petersen. Mr “ Redemption fund with u B Treasurer and J a frot. C S Trnaaurwi 1,175 00 the nex‘ morn'ng and Mrs. A. L. Thomas Vern and 14 °*ber •••'<• »73 00 -------------------- Robert Thomas, Mrs Ida Veatch TOTAL 3618 4ft ft 7 2 " hen those of us now grown v ® , S rT hon?as and ,W*r*' klds we vv<‘re '° ld ‘b®‘ Uie “ n« R ic ^ M “ nd 1R A . L lA B n « m E S ilTSUa? ‘L dr.p0*1? v 8. U oraraw «at dapoaita. public fund. !®Por(an‘ ‘b'ng ‘n Ilf» was the R>cha rd and Tommy aad depofliu of other ban k. .. F tu r tfti o ' d .p e n iU . . v- i j t jio .U l w | n<<. p ( thr*e ’'• —« « d in ', ritin and 'rith- Jenkln«-Tai lor or other bank» n:etlc- Nowadays the informed Mlaa E«the- June T«vi«e nt / “ nlliar with the inaw became the bride of cie,'*rce 17. Public fund,I of »Mtr, cuuntl,-,. scknol dltirlria. or other »ubdiviilon» or niunicipalitira ! ^ X ^ phab*t; for we have Sov- Willard Jenkin» of Sa'glnaw' at \ }•- KaJU'1 sU u . o ¿ « r .» .m .nd pn.tta ..«in«. d.poMi. " nm enl only by men of letters pretty wedding Saturday afternoon 19 “»!«»■«. of other bonk, includln« certified .n d cash ier, check, but by the le“ er* them selves. We a ‘ tbe Christian parsonage with _ note» o u t « U n d in < ______ ....... ................. the AAA. two CCCs. the Rev , 1 G. Shaw officiating The c.pltÜ Capital ,fc account CYVA. the PWA. the PRA. the £ fuple w11! make their home In Comiuon stock. 500 aharva. par $100.00 por share $50.000 OO Surplus ............ ................... ............... ... 10,000 00 ft 2 70 24 Raaarvaa for contin zm eirs ....... .. 4.000 0O 70.370 24 FSHC and a dozen m o r e P m lw h l. The following officers were in- no official in W ashington can ?taIled M °nda'’ evening at a meet- ing of t h . Degree of'Honor" "Pa7t ««.«. 5 * 5 ^ ^ “.“^ . $613.46$ 72 “* “ * * “ ° l president. Mrs. Bonnie Schaffer: *• T ’ W M «I,r. c . h l . r of uh. »ho«, n sm .d bank do .o U m a i, mat the president. Leontine Stark: vice • ba ’ « « u i . iucui I, ir u , to th . h o t of my k n o v lo d « , .n d belief thp a .h.».i, « u u T c W H E E L «*, I’u h l . i ni.i n a Portland Spectator com- president. Miss Bertha Howe, sec SubRcrib -4 and »worn «o before me thia Correct — Attest referring to NRA 931 HERBERT E 4K IN nalural *“ » can b» *»‘ aside or -^ hnelde''': K pianist. Miss Myrtle HERBERT W l.OMBERl). O O VEATCH « . £ Spectator editor ^ ^ s i s ^ n ? ^ r . ^ * K .Notary Public 55 ORTH H 5R V EY X in i« t ,X £ he right assistant. Mrs Lo^ this cocktail the tha' »he whole m s a aould know Leonard: left assistant. Mrs. Velma was tak in g one . . a movement is Woodson: reporter. Mrs Lola Leon- that there was nniv » * tO. 1 a s'de natural laws, but ard; juvenile director. Mrs. Bonita u>at-_ £e_was_only to make conduons such that nat- Skilling: drill captain. Mrs. Fran cis Hunter. Mrs Lois A. Geiser. Battle Ground, Wash., national re gional director, was installing of ficer. R efreshm ents were served at the Gray- Goose following instal lation. with Mrs. Lois Leonard. Mrs. Fav Isom. Mrs. Francis Hunt er and Mrs Echo Galdablnl as hostesses. Little Irene Schaffer sang "Little Old Church In the Valley" and "Lazybones.” ^y End Speetd/s 1 OVri Swift’s or Armour’s /Orw JL/drU 8-lbpail > Z V Graham Flour1 '. Ä r 35c Hotcake Flour 45c White Beans 4 lbs. 19c K e r r ’s 9.8-11). bug Prunes Fancy Oregon 3 lbs. coiPiuiflaiun t-xpire« 11 5-37 Grade A Raw Milk Produced u n d er the m ost stric t inspection of the S ta te D ep artm en t of • A g ricu ltu re D elig h t V alley D a iry Phone 36-P-5 C A R EFU L I^ u n d e re rs and D ry C leaners Cottage Grove Laundry Phone 79 Cottage Grove All Laundry Services Zxcellent Dry Cleaning fr£^?I£jvould have paid for a telephone!” r- Out to drugstore or market in the rain— and something need lessly ruined. A telephone in your hom e is a low-priced form o f clothing and health insurance. It is a link with b u s in e s s ,- w ith friends, with all th e p r o te c tiv e forces o f a great city. A te l e p h o n e does so muc h. n nd costs so little, that it sim ply does not p a y to be without it. T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany Bualneaa O ffice: 522 Main Street—Telephone S3 Mrs, K. L. Grannis and Mrs. Omer Moore entertained Saturday evening at the Grannis home hon oring Robert Grannis and Marian Moore on thfelr birthday anniver saries. The time was spent playing games and the honored guests re ceived many- gifts. Refreshm ents were served at a late hour. Guests were Dorothy- Slemann, Maryjane Smith. Betty Mae Romaine. Jerry Kem. Jean and Virginia King, Ina Stewart, Lois Baldwin. Sarajane Moore. Eleanor Teeters, Stewart Roberts. Billy MacGlbbon, Billy Bartels. Phillip Lake, Boyd Strong, Elmer Howard. Elra Dixon. Mack Trask and Rex McFarland. Mrs. George Jacobsen. Mrs. E. H. Luce. Mrs. D. H. Hemenwey, Mrs H. A. Hagen and Mrs. Albert Hull entertained the Constellation club Thursday afternoon. The cliib voted to buy three dozen forks, knives and teaspoons for the Ma sonic dining room. Following the business session the time was spent socially and refreshments were served. The rooms were at tractive with potted plants. The hostess comm ittee for the next meeting is Mrs George Morgan Mrs. H. K. Metcalf, Mrs. O. L Nichols, Mr3. Olaf Olsen and Mrs Lynch Currln. Mrs Herbert Eakin and Mrs Inez Kramer entertained the Past Matrons' club Monday afternoon at the Eakin home. Officers were elected as follows Mrs. George Matthews, president: M th . Charles Beldler, vice president; Mrs. Inez Kramer, secretary-treasurer Mra. William Thum was welcomed as a new member. The rooms were at- - tractively decorated with huckle berry greenery and refreshments were served at the tea hour Mrs J. A. Merryman and Mrs. Scho- ri*ld Stewart were smesta. A Mrs. c . E. Frost entertained the Joker club Friday evening. At bridge MUs Lula Currln held high score Officers were elected as follows: Mrs W B. Johnston, president: Mrs. William Thum, vice president; Miss Eunice Van Denberg. secretary-treasurer. Re freshments were served at a late hour, the table being attractively decorated with red carnations and lighted red tapers. The club will meet | n tw o weeks with Mrs. S. V Allison The following officers were elected Monday night at a meeting of the Rainbow girls- Betty Jacob sen, w A ; Gail Llndamood, w A A.: Lorraine Coiner, Charity- Fay Wooley. Hope; Georgetta Knowles, Faith: Agnes Gates, sec retary; Helen Hansen treasurer Installation will be held at the next meeting and Miss Gladys Snrouls of Eugene, retiring wor th / advisor, will be Installing of ficer Mrs Nelson DeYoung entertained th" La Mercredl Pont dub Thurs day afternoon. The time was spent olavlng bridge and Mrs. 8 R. Veatch held high score The rooms were attractive with marigolds and chrysanthemums and refreshments were served at the tea hour Mrs. P S Bukowskl was a guest and will entertain the club In two weeks. - Miss Fav Wooley entertained with a bridge party Thursday eve ning of last week Miss Ruth RIs- •ue held high score and Miss Betty Jacobsen low R efreshm ents were served at a late hour. Guests were th» M iss,« Hlflsue. Jacobsen. Gall Llndamood, Margaret Short Max ine Nixon, Georgetta Knowles and Helen Hansen. elephant Del Monte— Is tall 2 cans 33c s ADE V ' The "White Elephant” of India being a nacred animal cannot be killed and sometimes becomes a burden to the owner. All stores collect odds and ends in merchandise which, for one reason or no reason at all. have not sold and become “ white elephants.” So in our big JA N l AR\ CLEARANCE beginning this week we are disposing of odds and ends at Ridiculously Lo5v Prices Read on— One lot crochet thread, light blue and pink, orchid, delf, sizes 3, 20, 50, 70, 2 balls for......... .. 5c One lot “ odds ends” ready-to-wear or ‘‘what have you,” choice — ...................... ......... ............................15c One small lot cotton middieh. each................................. 25c One lot girl’s rain coats, sizes 8. 10, 12. each......... 98c One lot embroidery, a yard.......... ........................................2c Children’s shirts and drawers, each................................ 10c Women’s all wool sport suit, blazer and knickers $1.98 One lot cotton wash braids, 3-yd. bolt, 2 bolts............... 5c One lot m en’s and women’s rubbers, pair....................... 19c One lot infants’ shoes, pair................................................ 15c One lot older children’s shoes, pair.............................. 49c 4 only, men’s khaki eoats, sizes 36, 38, 40, each $1.00 Boys’ corduroy coats (knickers included) both.. $1.49 B o y s light weight shirts and drawers, 24 to 28, each.. 16c One lot soft collars and linen collars each..................... 5c One lot men’s detached collar shirts, ei ach........... ........75c 3 m en’s suits, 36, 38, 40, (three-piece) suit........ $6.95 3 m en’s all-wool overcoats, 38, 39, 4 -ach.......... $7 50 5 boys’ wool dress coats, each.......... One lot boys’ knee pants, .-ach.......... Boys’ plaid cotton blazers, 12 to 15 size, !, each..... each........... 79c One lot hoys’ wool and rayon sweaters, each. each....... 59c Bargains in Grocery Department $1.00 O’Cedar mops, each................ ........................ 69c 25c box Oxygon Suds powder for......................... 16c 10c box Oxygon Suds powder for............................... 5c 20c Eagle Chili Concarne for...................................... 10c 20c jar sandwich pickles for......................................10c 25c oyster cocktail sauce for......................................15c 2Va pound box Bride washing powder................... 9c 25c K. C. baking powder for................................ 17c 40c package black tea for..................................... 25c Folger’g “ Special C ” coffee for................... r.......... 10c 10c box Lux flakes, 3 boxes for..................................19c 10c can Heinz Baked Beans for.............. ................... 5C Creme Oil tolict Hoap, 3 bars for............... .............. 13c Hundreds Clearance Sale Bargains—Look Today U m p h re y & M a c k in ’s The Store of Best Values Bluing Royal Club Coffee 3 lbs. 17c Mrs. Stewart’s 34b. can 69c Ixittle la rg e Naptha Soap Feldma^’® Corned Beef Armour’s 2 cans 29c i 25C ’ Hominy VanCS tins Pineapple crushed—No. 10 tins 35c 3 fo r Meat Department S h o rte n in g in B ulk 3 lbs. fo r 25c BACON SQ UARES 9c lb. H A M B U R G ER 10c lb. C e n te r Slice H am B E E F R O A ST 'S 10c an d 12c lb. Sliced B a c o n . . 22c lb. B E E F B O IL 7J4c lb. mu Mrs ♦ ap*"*» of the young peo- » p le d kr the so ted error bear» 2 i la Ike «I hole .pare occupied k j »neb ad■ “ ‘ r erti «e in.nl. not Mlsa ItM 10c each M o rre l’s B acon 19c lb. H am S h an k s 12)^c lb.