Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., January 30, 1920, Image 6

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JanuaryCfarance
January Clearance
at less than today’s
wholesale coil
W om en’s $10 tan kid (cloth
top) shoes, French or mili­
tary heels, on sale at—
$7.85
Pure worsted sweaters, silk sweaters,
fibre sweaters all wanted styles
and color combinations.
Former $7.50 sweaters, now
$5.63
Former $8.50 sweaters, now
$6.34
Former $9.50 sweaters, now
$7.10
Former $10.50 sweaters, now
$7.90
Former $12.50 sweaters, now
$9.38
Former $10.50 sweaters, now $12.33
COTTAGE
G RO VE
A G N T S MTJNSING-
W E A R— fo r men,
woman
and
children
Trunks, bags and suit cases,
special for Janu- . Aw/
ary a t ...............1 V/o Ull
Helliwell, Bangs & Marksbury
The Daylight Store
DORANE.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Jan. 28.— Frank Hchrnck, o f Port-
und ia viaiting at the home o f his
orotner, Claud Hchraek.
Mrs. W. W. Jackson, who has been
11 fo r some time, is at the home o f her
laughter, Mrs. H. M. Doty, in Eugene.
Mrs. Laura MeKernan, o f Cotfage
grade »chord, has recovered from an
attack o f measles and is again in th.
school room.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Dnvis o f Cot
tage Grove, were fined by the lairnue
officers for speeding, having walked
from the Grove to I»r n a e in three
hours. They promised never to do it
again, so thy fine was light.
Martin Foster, who sustained a bra
Your New Pathe
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humoroua twiat we need moat when life doesn't aeem quite
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NO. 22205
Y o u ’ll Be Horry, medley fox trot______________ __ Palace Trio
Juat for Today, one atep___________________________Palace Trio
NO. 22206
Pee G ee’a Blue»-------W adaworth’a N ovelty Danee Orehaatra
Ole Miaa Bluea.......... Wadaworth ’a N ovelty Dance Orchestra
Hunkatin.
Old Joe Bluea.
Buddha.
Tuxedo Hyncopaters
When the Preacher Makea You M ine___Tuxedn Hyncopatera
NO. 222X0
Oh, What a Pal Waa M ary.....Nicholas O rlando’a Orchestra
Patches--- ------------------------- --- Nicholas O rlando’» Orchestra
V O C A L RECORDS
NO. 22208
Poor L ittle Butterfly.
I Love Him __ _______
T h e y ’ re A ll Hweetiea.
Haxophone Bluea........
Fast Asleep in Poppyland..............
I M ight Be Yours Once-ia a-Wbile.
Pretty L ittle Rainbow.
There ’i
Lot o f Blue-Eyed M ary», etc
B illy Murray
..Krnest Hare
.Peerless (jun rtr-t
----Arthur Fields
.Orpheus I no
Arthur Fields
Oh, What a Girl
Th,>e Hand That Rocked M y Cradle Rules My Heart
Harry McClaakey
D O U B LE DISC. 85c
C O M P L E T E STO CK
OK m i t K I N V ; A N D
BERGM AN
SHOES
For Quality and Service
Grove, is visitin g at the home o f her
daughter, Mrs. Martin Foster.
The freezing weather did much dam­
age to fruit und berry tree» in this
valley.
Mrs. Bessie Harris is eonfined to
her homo with a severe cold.
Ralph Lynch has a crew o f men put­
tin g up a sheep shed.
^ ^ D s ^ jG la d ^ s ^ D tc h e ll^ le a c h e ^ i^ ^ h i^
Pur Mal» Dry flr limita; Mao g r » « n
body ftr. Drap me ti curii; miv «I,, ,,
in funi jou. 1 , C. Il.illn.luy.
Jj.'t .lti|„|
III torli flr
ileliveretl
w i . in I
fui sai», $2 75 a Mar,
l'Iiutie li l 'A
J2 l (i.i,t|
Want tu r»ut a pliuiu. Nu chllilrau tn
fimi il v Mia. Il IV Kiche», 225 l.nuc
dity and Satuiduy vintting relative» .traci . Riiiliuiul avo.) 2 hlueka noi III
and friend# Imre,
uf ii»|iot.
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j s iwpit
John me f o l e and lloimld ihuMi wen
l.ual Twu Urea altri fini, .'•.1x4 K»lirrn
in thè ti rovo Nat uniti V,
tu M I 1 Giirunlle fui rvwarrl. J.lltfl.i,,
Mr and Mi » J l ‘, W h U and >»on
\tibrey and Mr. and Mi » Mili# Piteli W aiilr.l A ca u li for Collana U ro *» ami
er, »Ir., vinited Hunday with Mr. nnd
v IriliitV
11. m .. I prnpuait inn Pretrliui»
M a . tirai Siile»-.
vperieiu'e uuti.ciaanry. Fra» aelu.ol uf
llialriirtiun
\.|.ln . »
Muaaarlui», li,
how
lluiuliiig ami ln iiiA tii». e..iiipiiuy,
.i.|. tit tin.l Hculih Depuri meni, Ht.g
(Special to The Senti nel,)
nn» , Mu li l'npital ♦ I ,Tulli,inni J;|0frl|, i
»lati. «V t'orini t Smith nini lh»\»
William*, o f Umner »•nek »peni Sun Saperi prua 111« ami *■ a filli« of fruii
Ireea.
Frank R.»yer, nver
\lb»..|i
lav bere.
j.lo f I
WiUon U t i l e #u*ttiine«l w froetnred luirber »hip.
r»b# Hat urtitiv w lieti »truck bv a board r « r Male R i i vlstbl» typ »w rtt*r wlth
froui thè cilgcr.
alni..Inni keylmirnl. .1, I .. Ilratty,
Mi, and Mi
Sherinan Wilkm» and rUis Gll.li» avellile.
j.i(»fn ,H l
ehildreu, of thè tlrove, vi#ite«| ut ih»
Wilson I.itile homi o\«r fio- w k •n*l l'or R(Wt I 1, acr»a una mila oasi uf
'Dagl* Griivi..
For potatura rm.l
Win. \‘ miglili and Herthu Thriiii, *»t
A.lflreaa H E Metili! run. Me
thi# piare, nero tnarrieil at Kug» u» benna
Hntlirday. The popolar youug eoiijd» Munii »Ile, Ore.
will recido h»»re.
l'ut Mal» or Tra rl» Bay mar» 10 y »»r»
Mr#. t ’lyde Muore nini M e l..i$»*ll*
ubi, gallile, Work aii.gle nr ili.utile,
Stewart vvere ut thè Uro\e TiP'adtiv
allibile un un ni
Woiihl traile for
Mr#. Frank Pleuard tmd daiigliter#
• ling stock. llu » •IA, t ’ottngp
Fiale and tlruee npent Momlny aii*l iirov e, * t Ire.
J.ldf 1.t|»<|
Tuesdny IH thè (Inni*.
A numin*r fruii» bore attonde«! ile For Sale Five panaengor. four ninety
Bill* t’hev rnlid cur; in first elusa
basket ball game and dalie»* al Doremi
condition, looks go...I, ,\|| ginul lires,
Suturday night.
Mr*». A if f h lb b r # vini I»*»! Kri«lu\ al three tie»* l!»2ii license on cur; chains,
tire v ulciitiirer, in « pump Price, 41.mi.
thè A. <\ <'oulter Inoli** ut Sta»
■Ini. H, Powell, lu.mlon, tire, j.to fl tp.1
I>»*n't hnvo nny »Inrker#. Ke«*p Irtirk Fur Sale Ligh t double harness and
of tthut »nu li h» ii don# b\ ii#iiig egg
heevj double hock lu ll Birch ave
r»*r«*rd rard*. Kur aule by The H«nti nu*’.
J.lllpd
ue| ut $1.75 thè huiidro»!.
dòti
For Sale Complete furniture o f 6 room
house, inrlmliug plan.., l » u bedroom
*
.. is, riunpleti. diuing rnum set tuble,
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chairs, buffet und china closet; healer,
library ti^.lc, » r ilin g desk, three rock
era. May be seen nt Mrs, H tinnett'»
ph'ee in Giiwilyy il|e.
Airs, l.uaetta
Geo i l Braiuard. Real E stât» and In Thomas, phone 2FI3.
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»uralico, timber lumia, mining prop
erty, farm ing proparly l t d a lly prop For Male Bargain In two raetdouree.
1 sturv cottage, paved street, cement
l.ltfr
erty.
%
• ulewala, ruraer lot, fin e Joentioa, for
Used Ford car with »loctrlc starter #1300 rash,
IV» «lory ronugc adjoin
ami dcinuuntablc rims, aheap. Term«.
# I ihui rash
Aodreaa I*, o
Ih.i
Dr. Wendt.
d26tfi 12J, Cnitngc Grave, lire
j.lu fIJc
_
J.10fl.1pil
gu.nl
Luggage
W om en’s $5 and $6 black or
tan shoes, French or mili­
tary heels, on sale at—
$3.95
Nu. I rleau whlta oata for aoail Aak
A. H P ii » eli, uf P ii » eli A Hmk
htibler, lorticr 5(li ititi Mitili, Ceti .,,,
^Jrov*.
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January Sale of
Women’s $9 black kid (cloth
top) shoes, French or mili­
tary heels, on sale at—
$6.85
New 7 moli» buuguluw f<>r sai» or traili
W ill lijke usi ti est ita inni iittyni. n|
ferula tilt Imiti Ite». In.pitie HI” Bm<h
nv ernie.
J|(l ftìial
»iuvr.il
Women’s and Children’s one-fourth off
Shoes
(Special t<> The HcnU«*l.)
Jau. 84. .lav ('tile, of Beck, Ore
\ t^itini* frittoli» at Ktiir.
M u y a Whiti'h*)* ret limed homi* Hun
ituy f’rotti MngitmWi where hi* luid befit
Vlilting hi# «ì«ter t hliM*.
Jim 2V Mi# Hut tie S|»:»lir rUited
.Monday with Mr#. I.illie <tw•• i»
••H u g “ Umilinoli Visited III the lioiht
of Min. Kniiy \ 1 U'ti Miiiidn).
linv, Kern will I'renrh tit th«1 Slat
He hot 11 hoime MimdilV.
Mr. mid Mm. »lot* Wiek# Mpent Hut
urduy and Sunday ill l.ugene with
Mm. W iek#’ parenti, Mr mid Mr#
John Itoetteher
Velina Sallee, of Ourenu, spent Fri
listisi gralti hsjf r»r » » !• John II. ||„u
2 mt ai.Ulh uf Cottagi! Grave.
ken leg in November, is able to walk
some without his erutche».
Pruning nnd plowing Is going for
ward in the orchards.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fnrmnn enter
tnined at dinner Hundny, th d r guests
lieing Mr. nnd Mrs. George Furman
and Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Caster and
baby.
The I. O. ft. F. and Rebcknh lodges
here are wuking up. They nre holding
meetings regularly ami several new
members have been initiated into each
lodge.
Miss Vivian M athew « and Mrs. ('hen
ter Crow arc visiting nt tho Mathews
home.
Mrs. Della Crow and Miss N ellie
Sanderson, » h o were operated on for
apiiendir.itis, are Isith home and on the
road to recovery.
(>. K. Crowe has painted his garage
ami woodshed, thereby setting a good
example for the rest o f the farmers o f
l<orane.
S A G IN A W
(Hpecinl to The Hcntinol.)
Jan. 2-V Mrs. King, o f tlic Gravo,
visiti-d Krulay nt tlu Iturgo»» homi'.
Mr. and Mrs. lin k ami Mr. and Mrs.
Ailm-y vvi re in thè Gravo Friday.
Miss Nora Cpieen, »h o is teaehing
in thè Grave, spcnt thè week end at
homo.
Mr. ami Mrs. Olen Hrntt, o f Dorcna.
Mpent Hunday » it t i Mr. Hcott ’» perenta,
Mr. ami Mrs. L. C. Hcott.
The »muli baby o f M r. ami Mrs.
Mike Kirkemlnll, nliich has been sick,
w i» tsken to thè huspitnl Tuesdny.
Mr. ami Mrs. George Ncet ami little
dnughter, »lu i limi Ireeu visfting nt the
Hlinron homo, liave rcttiraci) tu their
hiune at Hantu Clara.
Tcrry Mumly and W. f., Léonard
were ia thè Grave Tuesdny.
Ethel Moody, wlm visitili in Eugeni-
for suine timo, lius returnr-d homo.
Ettu Menti » ti» in tlu- Grave Wcd
nesday.
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Classi tied Ads.
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For Mai«— Tw o lota, centrally located, Home for Sale Ooxy cottage, bath,
oil paved street, (Totl; ( I 5 , i | omii tin.I
hot and rold water, llghta, wimm I s I ici I.
»15 n inontli; no interest. F. A. tinr garage, fine fruit, close in, corner lot
ntaon.
jilt ft lIOtl.i.1 llurgiiin
H .» H.
Ismk
j.'tnf 2ta
Seven posaengar C » l» Eight for hire wood.
for s|M*c|u| pnrtrea theuter purtica, For Sale Span of dandy, good work
dunces, etc.
K arl K. Mills, phone
Iniircs, »e ig h t abuol I..(It) .*tn h { » ag
i • j t
Jlfltfa on nn.l hnrii.Ks; cheap, t'boa. H. ('neb
J.'ttlfl.lpd
Wanted -100 buali«la red wheat 2 ihi run, i 'l l Eleventh Ht.
For Bale 200 W! It« Leghorn pullets
bushel, gm y unis, I Inn billed slrti»
( ' \ Knrre, n.uth Ninth street, jtirp
Bar I V. lin n «
j l f i •<>,..t
For S al» L ot with 6 room bouse and For Sale 3 young aowa to farrow In
March. (23 each; full Ido. .|.«l Dorm
burn. I f interested, inquire for price
null lerma o f K. K. Hnle, Dunumm, Jersey boar 7 nrunths obi, (25; 3
Coates.
• Vili f
j Id me 1.1 'J. .SI pound pig«, ( * each. J.
II. v
or pluu.c |HFI I
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For
Sale Small
graphupUone
with
about four dosen record». Ala., sec Mlacellaneous household goods for sale.
including heating stoves, steel range,
oml hum! linoleum. Jiiquuc lit .!U north
Fifth street, C'ottngc Grove.
jlil.'tlipd gosulnie stove, dining room set, lieils,
high chairs, gun rase, eng«, gur.len hose,
For aale or trade fo r young stock, a ice cheat; also some good senkoued tie
horse-power drag snw.
Phone or blocks. H. H Hemtb, 841 north Ih.ug
bis street. Phone 11* l,.___________ j.lOr
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A S IX PART PRODUCTION OF U N U SU A L MERIT.
W illiam R ussell
As Buck
DOREMA.
(Hpecinl to The Hcntinol.)
Jnn. 28. Miss H attie VnnVIint, o f
Eugene, »pent tho week end visiting
with Miss Eunice VnnVulin.
Mr. nnd Mrs.
H. Ward motored to
.Springfield Thursday.
Mrs. John Hustings, o f Wildwood,
. visited over Hiinduy with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Kelly.
Miss Nora Ward, o f Klno.k Butte,
sjs'iit the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ward, re
'turning to her school Humluy evening.
C. D. VnnVulin made a trip to Ilex
ter Sunday evening.
Miss Belle VnnHcholliek is spending
the wpek with Mrs. I ’ rondfit at Wild
wood.
The pupils o f the upper grades went
to Mtnr Friday afternoon and played a
game o f basketball with the team nt
that plner defeating them by a score
o f 24 to 17.
Ralph Garoutte, o f Wemlling, has
been visitin g his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Garoutte.
* Miss V ela»» Hnllee spent the week
end with friends and relatives nt Htar.
Huy VnnHchoinck and Earl VanVnlin
le ft Tuesday evening for Seattle.
James Hedford went to Eugene Hun
day to nttend the wedding o f his sister
in law, Mrs. Hattie Bedford, to John
Walls, a rancher livin g near Eugene.
(ju ito a number from the Grove nt-
tended the dance here Saturday night.
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A t Arcade Theater, r
Thu. and Fri., Feb’y 5 a n d 6
ALSO A ONE REEL PATHE COMEDY, “ SI, SEÑOR“ ’
Reserved Seats, 50c
General Admission, 25c and 15c