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THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1911
THE SENTINEL. COITAGE OROTE, OREGON
WORTHWHILE SAVINGS
Everyday at Thrift Wise—the «ore that brought and
maintains Cut-Rate prices for your benefit in
Cottage Orove.
L IO N
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RO ARS
Echoed From Cottage Grove Union lliu h School
Shell Co. to Show Geo. 4. Graham
Triumphs of Oil Dies Here Sunday
(JANET PETERSON. Editor)
To the industrial arts library
were recently added six new
books: "Design for the Crafts-
man." by Uottschall; "Lettering
for Today." by Hunt; "One Hun-
dred Problems in Wood Work."
by DeVette,* "Fifty-five New Tin
Can Projects." by Zulcowitzo;
"Aluminum." by Polk; ‘"One Hun-
dred Eleven Projects for General
Shop," by Dewallis. Two fiction
hooks were also addl'd: "With
Daniel Boone on the Caroling
Trail." by Key; "Singing Tree."
by Seredy.
The story. "With Daniel Boone
on the Caroling Trail." by Alex-
ander Key, is a junior guild book.
This book is filled with a truly
American flavor of curious ad-
ventures with pioneers of the trail
and with Indians and hostiles.
Many vigorous illustrations were
given by the author.
lltinilAHv In Bssemeat
Are there times when the humid
Ity In your basement i n a u high
when air la damp imd slnlsT There
la a material on the market with an
tibllslng chemical action It will ab
•orb some of the room's moisture
Thia material la cheap, and placed
In pans In a dampish basement, ran
be depended upon to help relieve
the sltuutlnii.
dated January 10. Thia issue is
Triumphs of |M'trolcum research,
George A. Graham, 86. resident
the first for 1941 and the last to through which artificial rubber, of Cottage Grove since I92H, tiled
be put out by this Cass,
artificial silk and even Vitamin K at 440 South Second street, Sun­
Miss Kent will select an "honor" now are Ix'ing produced synthe­ day evening, following an extend­
staff to edit the next few editions tically. will lie the theme of the ed illness. During his residence
until the second semester class is 19-11 advertising of Shell Oil Com­ here Mr. Graham folkiwi*d the
59c
75c Bayer Aspirin, 100’s
ready to take over. This staff, pany, Incorporated, according U> trade of a millwright, lie was
selected on dependability anti gen- an announcement made here tixiay born June 13, 1874, al Freemnnt,
49c
eral reporting ability, will lie an- by the company.
60c Sal Hepatica
Michigan, anti was married Feb­
nouneed next week.
In one of the most educational ruary 24, 1910, to Fay Beck at
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programs ever released. Shell will Charleston, South Carolina.
27c
35c Bromo Quinine
Briefs,
and
tell how ix'troleum derivatives
Surviving are t w o children,
The student body is sponsoring now are being used In the Helds Agnes and Walter Graham of Cot­
a basket social Friday night in the of national defense, medicine, tage Grove anti a sister, Mrs.
59c
0 or 8
75c Vick’s Vapo Rub
«t>m. The proceeds are to go for agriculture and many Industries. Bessie Fox of Freemont, Michi­
buying the basketball warmups. A Products created from petroleum gan Funeral services were held at
C Ex potaras
large percentage of the students by Shell’s research laboratories In­ tin- M ills < li.i|x-l I'uesday after
......34c
35c One A Day Tablets
are expected to attend,
clude toluene, the essential in­ noon with the Rev. Gordon llyites, Free Enlargement of Your
Arline Anderson fell Saturday gredient of T.N.T.. iso-octane es­ Christian m i n i s t e r , officiating.
Choice With Every Roll
35c
50c Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup
a”d injured her knee while skiing sential to the manufacture of 100- Burial was made in the I.O.O.F.
a* Hand Lake,
REPRINTS 3e EACH
octane aviation gasoline, butadi­ Masonic cemetery.
Mr. Gilchrist spent the week ene for the pnxluetion of synthe­
23c
Guaranteed Work
25c Mistol Nose Drops
<*nd at Salem.
tic rubber, glycerine for explo­
Ki-ptiusse Silver
Nancy Anlauf has been absent sives. and various solvents used In
Silver repousse work dates back
since the Christmas vacation bo the textile and plasties industries.
23c
35c Cleansing Tissue, 500s
to MX) B. C., when Ute Greeks mod­
cause of illness.
The story of these achieve­
Robert Fnxlerickson, s o p h o - ments will he used to explain eled work of the highest excel­
Albany W ins FFA Contest.
Cottage Orove. Ora.
The A l b a n y team won the more, entered Monday from Sa- Shell's
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Lowest Cut-Rate Prices on All Tobaccos
work in constantly Improv­ lence.
F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure lorn high.
ing the quality of their motor
Contest held at the high school
Mildred Rice, senior, withdrew fuels and lubricants.
auditorium January 10. Corvallis last Friday to get married,
Local newspapers throughout
took second place and Salem third.
Donnie Perini, freshman, re- the eleven western states, Hawaii
Teems from nine Willamette turned to schixrl this week after and British Columbia will play an
Valiev F.F.A. chapters competed being absent from school the imixirtant part in Shell's 19-11
previous week because of illness. program. Color will be used in
in the contest.
As a WPA project a garage Is
Penants were given to the win­
wherever available
being built east of the high school. newspapers
ning teams to keep one year.
and color pages also will lx* sched­
These become the property of any The busses will be parked here uled in national magazines.
chapter winning them three times, during the day and minor repairs
Prior to the opening of the 19-11
Other Persons Are Interested In This makes three times Corvallis "'ll be made.
program. Shell Dealers will lx*
has
won.
Everett
Harding,
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sec-
Where You Go and When You
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retary of northwest area, was here given a preview of the advertising
Return. Phone Your News to 159.
Coum-11 Meets.
Wednesday, January 15. to inspect in a motion picture to be shown
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The Boys Federation C o u n c i l the Hi-Y. club. He Is working a at the company's annual sales con­
See W. B. JOHNSTON for Real
RADIO TUBES, PARTS, RE- held their monthly meeting Jan- tour of all the Hi-Y clubs in the ferences in all divisions.
Estate Bargains. Loans, Rentals. PAIRS. Radio Ray Service. ‘¿ 3-ltp uary 14. A fire patrol and inspec- northwest.
tors were appointed to different
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week will end the first se-
Office No. 22 So. 5th St.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Booth are positions for fire drills and in meater. Students are taking fin- CHRISTIAH SCIENCE CHURCHES
Nelson the parents of an 8 l»-pound son. case of fires. A few fire drills will «I examinations in all half year
Benefit Bridge, N. J.
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ACR AM ENT" was the subject cf
home Thursday. January 23rd at David, born Sunday. January 12th be held soon to get the school or- subjects.
2:00 p. m. Tickets, 25c each. See at the Butler maternity home.
ganixed for protection, and for
"Nation Wide Every Fupil
society column for details. 23-ltc
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speed in vacating the building.
tests will take place of all E.ng- Cliurches of C h rl.it, Scientist, on
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Mrs. Alfred Wulff. Miss Mar-
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lush semester finals and of sever- Bunday. January 13.
The Oolden Text was. "The grace
Sheldon F. Sackett. publisher of garet Heck and Mrs. S. L. Godard
Public Speaking Banquet.
al finals in other subjects
c f the Lord Jesus C hrist, and the
the Coos Bay Times, was a visitor attended the Garden club show at
The public speaking class will The G.A A. girls last Tuesday
at the Sentinel office enroute to Eugene one day last week.
"fly high" Thursday evening at evening. January 14. went to the love of God. and the communion
his home in Marshfield from the
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their banquet at the Cottage skating rink here in town for ’he of the Holy Oho it, be w ith you
Oregon Newspaper Publisher’s as-
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson and Grove Hotel, with everything cen- first time. Anv high school girl can a ll” ( I I Cor. 13:14).
sociation in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brumfield tered around airplanes and speak- earn one point in G.A.A. »hen
Among the citations w hich com­
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made a business trip to Marshfield ing.
she goes with the G A A. group prised the Lesson-Sermon were the
Mrs. L. S t i m m e l , Blackbutte the latter part of last week.
Harold Bauder win act as toast- to the rink. Miss Mildred Deal, follow ing from the Bible: "Now we
postmistress, was a 11 e n d i n g to
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master. Paul Anderson is chair- the G.A.A. girls' advisor, attend-
exhort you. brethren, warn them
business matters here Saturday.
Mrs. Nanny Smith went to Al- man of the program, which will I'd the skating party also.
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bany yesterday to spend the re- consist of toasts, music and after
The girls' league sponsored a th a t are unruly, com fort the feeble­
K. I. Gustafson of Eugene was mainder of the week with her son dinner speeches.
pay assembly Wednesday. Janu- minded. support the weak, be pa­
attending to business and visiting Marvin and family.
• • •
ary K The program consisted of tie n t toward a il ram . 8cc th a t rone
friends here Friday
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Hamill Heads Latin Club.
“Barefoot Boy. a movie and a render evil fo r evil unto any m an;
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Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs of
Leona Hamill was elected presi- short comedy of early pioneer but ever follow th a t w hich is goed,
George C. Morris, farmer of the Curtin are the parents of
an dent of the L a t i n club for the life, which brought much laugh- both among yourselves, and to all
Black Butte route near here, was lUi-pound son born Wednesday, coming six weeks at the Latin club ter. Eigteen dollars profit was men. Rejoice evermore. Prey w ith ­
a business visitor in Eugene Mon- January 15th at the Butler ma- meeting. January 13. Other offi- made on the ««cmbly.
(jay
temity home.
cers elected were: Helen Sum-
The entire C.G.l H.S. student out ceasing. In everything give
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mere, vice president: Gerry Mos- body met in a pro assembly in thanks: fo r this Is the w ilt of God
la C hrist Jesus concerning you.
W. H. Williams
formerly of Mrs. Jack Maulding left for by. committee member. Before prejwiration for the Soringfield
Tangent Oregon, has accepted a Portland Wednesday to visit until election games were played.
game. Friday. January 10. Coach Quence not the S p irit” <1 Thess.
position as bookkeeper with the Friday.
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Preece introduced the m embersof 6:14-181.
The Lesson-Sermon also included
Petersen Lumber Co. of Disston
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30 ,or
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,he A squad who gai
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and assumed his duties there
Mrs. Ben Gerl a n d daughter
The first semester journalism ments on the game to be piajeo the following correlative passages
Tuesday.
Mary Lou of Los Angeles. Califor- class signed "30” in the Newsette with the Millers.
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from the C hristian Science textbook.
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nia. and Mrs. Glenn Wilson of The
(w u nv
"Science and H ealth w ith K ry to
J. L. Cheesman of Eugene, form- Dalles are guests at the home of N u m b e r A w a r d s M a d e
A FO,{
the Scriptures” by M ary Baker
er resident of Cottage Grove, was Mrs. O r i s and Mrs. Wilson s par-
c tt
You'll find you save w ith our low 1941 prices— both in
A
new
three-point NYA health Eddy: "A re a il who eat bread and
attending to business matters and cots. Mr. and Mrs. George Jacob- a t k /O lir t
01 x lO llO r
what you
and in what you ge/. Have the fun o f driv­
d rin k wine In memory of Jesua
program
for
Oregon
youths,
de-
sen.
visiting friends here Tuesday.
ing this great new- car. You'll tn jv j our demonstration!
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A nuniber of awards were made signed to promote health, improve w illin g tru ly to d rin k his cup. take
Clifford Smith made a business
Mra Fannie Goude returned at the Boy Scout court of honor
bimiT for ^ r workin^oS his croas, and leave a ll fo r the
trip to Portland Monday.
Saturday from a week's visit at held at the Jefferson school audi- v v T
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K
u
has C hrist-principle? Then why ascribe
S i . “ ?.* " A "
W . - " ' " I °<
K *
" S th is inspiration to a dead rite, in ­
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Williams Jess Goude and family
stead of showing, by casting out er­
8th. Willard Newton served
Ivan G. Munro, state adminixtra-
and children Roy and Dawn of
ro r and m aking the body 'holy,
. chairman of the court of honor.
Portland were visitors Saturday Mrs. Kenneth Goff of Portland Awards were made to: Wayne Me-
r
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acceptable unto Ood,* th a t T ru th
evening at the J. E. McCall home, spent the week end in Cottage
and Delbert Miller, second
17,0 ProRram. approved by The has come to the understanding?'*
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Grove on business.
'class advancement; Robert Stroup. Council Oregon State Medical So- (Pg. 33).
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, second class merit badges; Ken- riety, was developed in conjunc-
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Arnest vis-
6th and Washington
Mrs.
of oi
Pendleton
is badge ;*EdgarHuntP*r,
Hansen, first class
merit 2f
tlon w,,h th<*
Oregon State
Board
£ r i s ti t 1Q >'!iiS?S^ndS^’t> and n sitin/ . Lee
at 1V Boyd
‘$ .home
her • “ ter*
leMhereraft
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an'f ‘J"
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Corona adding machines for sale
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| Mrs. Merrill Craig.
personal health and public health. S. Health Service. Dr. Arch W at the Sentinel office.
Virgil Pollack, leathcrcraft; Le- Dlack w,n »* stat* >*a’th con-
Dr. and Mrs. Gould eno
of ar
Grants
me
Mn and
^ ren
a?d land Ray. firemanship and carpen- «uJtant. while R. Bruce Brown will
Pass spent the week Mre
end at Curtis
the Tral1 u“ " baSeik returnxTd . J 0 try; Brian Stroup, first aid to an- supervise activities throughout
home of Mr. and Mrs. curtis
home in Lakeview Monday imaJs; Harry Sturges> first aid to the sta,e
French.
after an absence of about two anima|s pioneering, firemanship
Plans, as outlined by Dr Diack,
« M11U, = H mon‘hs- Mr. uSteiy a£t - J "T*n and conservation; Keith Wooley, call for a physical appraisal, by
working m the U. S. Land office TOnservation and camping; Keith means of a competent physical ex­
daughter. Mrs. Rena Humphrey of ex< hange in Portland for the past Wooiev Brian Stroup leather- amination of everv youth assigned
Why Take a Beating From the Weather? To close out the following
-g1! ^
Sb Wee^ ' Th7 , i . 1SO ViS? ted T Eu; craft- farm and home’ Panning, to the NYA out-of-school work ex-
Jflller and family Sunday.
gene and spent the past week end
life
perience projects. Follow-up ser-
items we have made the ridiculously low prices listed below.
at the home of his parents. Major
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vicell are planned for young men
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Willard Hood of Elkton visited a»id Mrs. LaSells Stewart here.
women in need of care who
Terms of Sale: Cash
vancement prize for the year end- and
Saturday at the home of his par­
are employed on projects by using
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hood.
Mrs. Phoebe Coffin
of
Phoenix
local
facilities
in
cities
and
towns
43 Over Coat«, complete line of sizes and colon.
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.v teen advancements for the year ..
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with Keith Wooley a close second throughout the state.
Newest Models and Patterns.
Mre. Walter A. Woodard and home of the Rev. and Mrs. E. F.
fourteen advancements m a d e . ------------------
Mrs. Stewart Carlson left on Wed- McFarland,
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The Flaming Arrow won the $2.50
Regular $17.50, now
nesday to visit in Portland with
CHA M BER OF COMM ERCE.
patrol prize for the patrol making
i
$13 85
Regular $19.76, now
their mother, Mre. C. E. Fisher
RADIO REPAIRS. CALL 201
mos( advancements for the
Miss Sandra Sue Carlson left last for Radio Ray Service.
23-ltp year, w i t h 32 advancements
R. C. Kuehner. county 4-H club
Regular $22.60, now
................................. $16.86
Friday for a two weeks visit with
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made. Total advancements made leader, was the guest speaker at
Regular $25.00, now
...................$16.86
her grandparents.
It pays to insure with sure in- biTIhe t roop duVing the year were Tuesday’s luncheon of I he Cham-(
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surance with Chas. Hall.
14-tfc ninety-three. Two scouts of the ber of C6mrr#cce, the first regu-
Regular $27.60, now
$19.86
Watches fixed right at Starr’s
----------------------patrol
were made Eagle Scouts, lar meeting of the organization
24 Combination Leather and Wool Jackets,
Jewelry Store.
23-2tc24
FORMER RESIDENT DIES.
Vinal
Randall Jr. and Brian »1«» the holidays. Mr. Kuehner
Word has been received of the Stroup. Flying Eagle patron won a discussed club work in the vari-
Tutone. Regular $5.95 to $7.95, now $4.45
death of Scott Bennett, a former plaque for the second consecutive ous sections of the county and
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Boys Wool Mackinaw Coats—
tf resident of Cottage Grove, at his time as the patrol having the most n'so discussed prospects of the
Ages 12 to 16. Reg. $4.96, now
$3.86
home at Lentz, Friday, January invited guests. The Sea Hawk Pa- South Lane county fair, which he
Schofield Stewart for Plumbing, 3rd. The body was cremated at a trol won the inter patrol pennant, fib red were very bright at this
8 Sport Jackets — Zipper — Oreen and Rust
Phone 217J.
1-tfc Portland crematorium Monday,
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time.
Colors. Reg. $4.96 to $5.95, now
$2.96
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January 6th, a n d the ashes
Engraved, printed or processed
At the principal item of busl-
It pays to insure with sure In- brought here to be placed in the wedding announcements for sale ness, the members voted to give
8 Genuine Steer Hide Leather Coats, Aviation
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Ti-n
u
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the Roseburg Chamber of Com­
model. Black, Brown, Reg. $12.95, now $9.95
merce the proxy to represent this
2 Cape Skin Leather Coats—
area in the coming Pacific coast
highway meeting to be held in
Reg. $7.95 ..............................
$5.96
San Francisco January 17th.
Now
bars for
Films Developed
Printed
25
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40 MUSTEROLE
60c MISTOL DROPS
50c ALBATUM
60c BRONCHILIPTUS
$1.26 CREO-EMULSION
80c CREO-TURPIN
$1.00 WAMPOLES TONIC
200 SQUIBBS ASPIRIN
100 BAYER ASPIRIN
100 COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES,
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27c
27c
33c
39c
$112
39c
89c
59c
... 59c
19c
1 PT. SUPER D COD LIVER OIL .... $1.39
20c
LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 BARS FOR
20c
KOTEX, REGULAR
28c
500 KLEENEX
PENSULAR DENTAL PLATE
25c
HOLDER
26c
25c CUE, 2 FOR
....... 47c
50c DR. WEST VRAY
1 A WEEK VITAMIN A CAPSULES $1.19
89c
100 VITAMIN B TABLETS
89c
100 ADLERIKA
1 PT. HIGH POTENCY COD LIVER
98c
OIL
39c
1 PINT HEAVY MINERAL OIL
Kelly’s Cut Ra te Drug Store
8 Raglan Style Fingertip Length Reversible
Corduroy and Oaberdine—Oreen and Brown
Utility Coats. Reg. $5.95, now
$3.95
5 All-Wool 4 Pocket Sport Coats—Teal Blue
and Wine Colors. Reg. $8.75, new ... $5.96
HOUSEWIFE FINDS NEW USE
FOR A NEWSPAPER.
ATLANTA. Georgia.—A woman
telephoned the Atlanta Constitu­
tion recently and asked: “How
wide are your columns, please?”
The composing room to whom
she was switched gave her the
answer, approximately two inchea
wide.
"Thank you so much,” the In­
quiring voice answered. "I havp a
recipe here which calls for a pan
so many inches in diameter and
there isn't a foot rule in my
house. I have a copy of your paper
and can figure it out from that—
and bake a cake.”
1
Faxt Shearer
When Pete Edwards of Hillsdale,
Okla., won first place in a sheep
shearing contest at the state fa ir
he sheared three sheep In nine m in ­
utes. Experts said that an average
shearer requires about six minutes
to clip the wool from one sheep.
21 Blue Melton Zipper Jackets, 32 oz., Reg. $3.45, now $2.45
12 Fancy Plaid All-Wool Zipper Jackets, Reg. $4.95 $3.85
23 Fancy Plaid All-Wool Lounging Robes—
Reg. $6.95— $4.95 Reg. $8.50—$6.45 Reg. $9.76—$6.95
12 Rain Coats—Plain and Fancy Patterns—
$3.85
Values to $4.95, now
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3 Yellow Fish Brand Slickers, % Length—
$2.95
Reg. $4-25, n o w .............
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6 Black Rubber Surface % Length Rain Coats—
$2.95
Reg. $3.95, now ...................................................... .
The Men’s Toggery
Everything for Men.
A. W. HELLIWELL