Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, April 01, 1920, Image 6

Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 01, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextThe Marlon county court went on record favoring an appropriation of I $10,004 to aid In construction of a community house (or the American Legion, as authorised by the last leg Seven passenger Col« Eight for hire islature for special parties— theater parties, Boys and glrla between the age* of lance«, ere. Knrl K. Mills, phone It and 1$, who are employed aud who 1II Y. jlfitfo have not finished the eighth grade, / '’ .itching eggs from laying strain of must attend part-time school in Ore* Burred Recks at reasonable prices. 1 ’hone 5E12. il3tfe gon City, according to an order Issued by the school board. fo r Sale—-5-y«ar old iron-gray horse;' Marlon county through the county weight about 1150. City Meat Mar court, has offered to contribute $25.» ket. ml Tor Sale- Fine registered boar. Call 000 to the construction of the pro VVm. Rhodes at Kujuda camp. mhll>tf posed new Salem hospital on condi tion that the remainder of tho neces For Sale— Young eovr and calf; $70 for both. Noble Elliott, telephone sary $100,000 U mode available. IS n . mhlStf The Inventory and appraisement of for Sale—39 head of goats; 20 young the estate c*l Dr Bernard Daly of Lake kids go with tho bunch; 1 team of view, who died roeontly. shows a total ! horses, 3 acres of good tuiiber land. value of $733,828.57. more than $¿00.- all on or address 11. E. Huge, Cot- ¡age (trove, tire. mhl9 a2pd 000 of which Is In government, muni- :lpal. school, county and rood bonds. For Sale— Ilarley Davidson motorcycle By a vote of 217 to 30 the city of in fine condition. Walter Lncky, Cottage Grove. mh!9a2pd Seaside has bonded itself for $263,004 for the construction of a pier Into tho For Sale— 1918 Dodge touring car. In good shape aud good tires. T. G. Pacific ocean, a system of bulkheads Sudtell. mhl9nSpd on the ocean front and a new hard- For Sale— 2 fine second hand pianos. surface drive» ay through the entire Cheap and terms. Applegate Furni city. ture Store, Eugene, mhl9a3pd *Thc recent threat of labor to petition For 8ale— 2 milk stock buck kids. state officials to oust from tholr em- Cogenbcrg A Sanan, 649 south Sec ployment all married women when« odd afreet. ml!* a2pd husbands are capable of providing for I For Rent—20 acres plow land close to their support, appears to have stimu city. Mrs. S. E. Blair, 003 Washing lated rather than deterred marriages ton ave. mh-ti :»9pd of girls on the state payroll. For Sale— Full blooded Jersey bull of The students of Baker high school excellent stock, two years old. John have purchased a new, high-class mo Allen, phone 19-F22. mh2C a9pd tion-picture machine and have booked For Rent—Good bouse and 8 acres a long series of excellent film pro First-class chirken ranch. Inquire of Mrs. 8. E. McFarland. mh26u9pd ductions, which will be projected upon j the screen in the high school audi White Pekin Duck eggs for sale, 75c per setting. Mrs. F. K. Taylor, Walk' torium one evening In every week. cr, Ore. mh2*i a9pd Robbers broke Into the vault o t th« For Sale— 30-acre dairy farm. All 5clo State bank at Scln and escaped equipped with stock and implements. with an unknown quantity of Liberty Prefer to sell complete. Come and look bonds. W ar Savings Stamps and some it over. \V. J. McClellan, Delight Yal .'ash secured from rifling the contents iey. mb26-a9pd if boxes, which may total as high as Good home on west side and an Over $50,400. No attempt was made to open j land car for sale. Five-room 1 ta story Ouse, rleetrie light, city water, toilet; Lhe main safe. A questionnaire is being sent to all house in good condition; lot 90x114 feet, fruit, good garden ground. Over- the high school principals In the state ind car in good condition, i’yice for by Dr. John Landsbury, dean of the both, $1300. Some terms. See Geo. II. Brainard, or call at 1528 west Main Vhool of music of the State University, »venue. mh26tfe in an attempt to gntn their cooperm- j For Sale— Residence property at 1142 tion In making high school credits in | Ash avenue. Eight rooms, private music worthy of being rated as uni- later,, garage. Inquire at the prop veratty entrance credits. ,-rty. mh2ii aSpd With national leaders present, and | Highest prices paid for second hand » great majority of the Baptist ' furniture and stoves. I. B. Morris, minister of the state In attendance, I >02 Main avenue. mh26a.'!0pd Baptist leaders met at the White j Ford bug for sale cheap. Perfect me Temple In Portland to formulate plans 1 chanical condition. J. E. Arnold, phono 147. rohilfJtfc for the nation-wide campaign for $100,- 500,000. Oregon's apportionment of For Sale—Large work horse, broke single or double. Real horse, not a his fund will be $1,450,000, It was aa- |>lug. H. A. Snauer, phone 20F12. a9pt aouneed. r------- 1 ------------— Because Oregon and California face Bee Business For Sale—Fifty swarms anil about $800 worth of fixtures. H. ui "unprecedented shortage of water J. Hinds, Loraue Route, Cottage Grove, for either hydroelectric power or Irri Ore. mh26-a9pd gation purpose«," the Oeary Invest Wanted—Old comforters, for packing ment corporation of Oregon, and the purposes; 50e to $1 each. Deliver to falifornia-Oregon Power company, a 709 First St. mh26 a9pd allfornla corporation, will bury the For Sale— 8-room bouse and lot 87 by hatchet this year and allow water stor 212, on feouth Sixth street. F. C. age L q the Upper Klamath laka i Coffman. mh2t> a9pd Approximately 440 acres of tyorthless For Sale— Fine home. 3 acres of land, iwamp land In Douglas county will be within 100 y irds * : l«{Iot. Mn \V. H. Blair, Cbttugc Grove. Ii2-l(ipd made Worth between $300 and $400 per acre by the new drainage project Township maps showing O. i. C. grant binds subj'-ct'-to entry April ISth, mtlined by Professor C. F Johnson. $1.50 per township. Douglas Abstract Jralnage expert of the Oregon Agri Co., Boseimrg, Ore. a2-16pd cultural oolleg«», and County Agent C. For Sale—Good milk cows. Mrs. Nancy J. Hurd. The lands are situated lu the l’orter. Phone Hi9 L s a2-16pd Looking Olass and Yonealia valleys. m According to report3 announced by Loet— Rim and tire, between Leona and coveied bridge north of Cottage the city health bureau there are 11 Grove. M. G. Grubtx-, Cottage Grove, :ases of sleeping sickness in Portland Ore. a2e it present. Deaths from the disease For Sale— 100 feet of 6-i ot chicken to date total eight, of which six were wire, a in .-out new. Mis. He bert Neal, Star, Ore. aSpd reported In December, one In January and one In February. Sleeping sick Wanted— bin all place. 3 to 12 acred, ness is comparatively new here, and close in, with good improvements. Buyer ready. Brainard & Galloway. a2c no record of cases was kept prior to Taken Up— Two yearling heifers, Hoi last December. Receipts of the automobile depart stein and Jersey. (1. B. Pitcher, City Marshal. . a2c ment to j February, 1920, a a shown by Wanted—Setting hens; al3o baby sul- a report Issued by the secretary of ky with hood. Phone -17-Flt. a2c state were $20Q.8fi8. as against $38,- 1918 Ford for sale; in first-clase con 796.50 for tho same month In 1919. dition; four new tiges; $500. City The large increase is due, according1 kleat Market. a2tfe to Sem A Koier. In charge of the For Sale— Reds, dressers, chairs, rock motor vehicle department, to the new erg, stands, bookcase, tabU, couch, law, which Increased the license fees chiffonier, , blankets, pillows. bed for all classes of motor vehicles. spreads, towels, etc. Dr. Wendt, at Eight democrats and five republicans hospital. a2c For Rent—Furnished 3 room flat. Ap have filed formal declaration of their ply by letter, XYZ Can Sentinel. n2c candidacy for delegates to their re spective party conventions. Fully a For Sale— Flock of Belgian Carneanx pigeons very chenp; good strong, score of republicans have been men healthy birds. Inquire at 523 Fifth tloncd as possible candidates or have street, or phono 10(>-J. a2 10 expressed a desire to be delegates, but they have not taken the trouble to file with the secretary of state. Half a dozen democrats are preparing to tile. Under the market road act there will be available 3 trout $2,000,000 dur ing this and succeeding years for the development of strictly market roads 2-4 Pacific Highway, next in the various counties. Through the door to cigar store action of this law the state will even tually be webbed to the most remote HIGHEST PRICES FOR sections by feeder roads. The law was enacted In 1919, with some amend HIDES, WOOL, MOHAIR ments at the special session In 1920, PELTS, CASCARA BARK and It will be placed in operation thu year. Because of the Importance of magazines, newspapers, rags, aylng a suitable groundwork for future copper, brass, rubber and iron development of the market road ays FARMERS ATTENTION! tern, the state highway commission has for months been working out a HIGHEST PRICES PAID policy for applying the enactment FOR HIDES AND WOOL The resjilt of this exhaustive research and investigation has been embodied Telephone us and we will call In a set of regulation# which has Just Phone 5 Cottage Grove bean Issued by the commission. W A N T ADS. Cottage Grove Junk Company Il rr WOMEN 8 FINE THREAD IJSLE SPECIAL 33c. 2 FOR Me 8PECIAL HALE OF GEORGETTE HLOU8EM AT $fl »6, 40 90. $12115 The»»> vests nre a splendid «peci«! iiihu- for Ibis m i k. Shown in romei These blouse« are no two alike and nrs rare fully and will made. All seams n( shoulder, t-offi ■mi yoke ore hewst itched a feature always si way to bo found only In tin. buttar «mais. I VESTS neck, «quart- m-i-W. sli'ox el»*-*, styles. wing Y luvk .md »lev* »- nr m THE QUALITY STORE-COOP SERVICE bodice NEW SPRING PUMPS, SHOES, OXFORDS HERE FOR EASTER Our Society Miami shoe« present n tempting assort men t o f new styles just in lime Tor Kastcr selee- lioli. _______ lhe ipiality and value of these shoes as well as their style ami distinction commend them to l i e n woman who appreciates service aud at the same lime possesses a true love for tho heauliTuI W OM EN S NEW O X FO R D S New shipment o f women’s oxfords jus! received. brown knl and patent colt leather with high and low heels. All sizes at Plain Mark kid, $0.50, $7, $8.50. $10 M ISSES' AN D O IIIE D R K N S K ID IM .MI’S Ready today with a special selling o f misses' and children’s kid pumps; new ankle strap; mad«' with light Weight soles; the pair. . ........ j. .. $2.90 to $5 PREVENT FOOT TROUBLES WITH KIDDIES Hy having them correctly fitted with roomy, broad toe footwear I t ’s dangerous to ignore the law o f nature, which says that kiddies' feet must be allowed to grow with freedom. When buying your kid dies’ footwear keep this advice in mind. Better still is to shop here and have us take care o f the matter for you. New lines are ready now from..................................... ........................................ $1.25 up SPRING SEWING DAYS ARE HERE SPECIAL SALE OF COTTON WASH GOODS AND SILKS— SALE ENDS SAT RD'Y NIGHT THIS WEEK Spring sewing should now be well under way in every household ami for lhe women who are rushed with work this store offers easy selection o f materials through its splen did large showing o f silks, woolens and cotton yard fab rics. Here are a few specials this week. t hie large lot o f Zephyr gin g hams in 45c values, your choice' a yard......... 37c One large lot o f .'Mi-inch silks in black and colors, your choice n yard $3.19 One lot 27-inch wash goods, a yard ..................................... 39c One leyt o f 30-inch mercenjzi d poplins, a yard.......... ........ .69c One lot o f 36-inch fine thread printed voiles, a y a r d .... 89c 40 42 IN. A L L WOOL POPLIN & FRENCH SERGE. $2.95 A YARD Thè* lot of all wo*d pop lin nnd fine1 «orge tee re -pe-einl o ffe r o f ri-gulnr $3.25 te* $3.50 vaine-«. The-iee- all wool cloth» are- pape-rially «uitnble- feir one-pie«»- <|r»-««c« anel are «hown in blae-k, na vy, mirile-, grajr, brown, cope-n, e-t«. Spee ial a yel .... $2.95 B E A U T IF U L NE W M E D A LLIO N LACE JUST RF.CEIVED Tb on« newest of m-w medallion lace.« are very fn«hinimI)lo for making eo tiara. The patterns are of the better qual ity, «hown in cream, ec ru ami white, anil very much underpriced. Choice, yel............. $1.75 DAINTY SPRINO FOOTWEAR DEMANDS DAINTY H08IERY I'hcse new hosiery styles have just arrived and will serve ndmirn- l>ly with the tim st spring laotwcur Kvei ho large assortments. Whether it be lisle or favorite lace insert hose, it is here in nil street shade's. Ne west o f new threc-epiarter length socks for women, in Mack and colors. W e have them. Priced a pair....... ........ . .... J] 28 l.isle bodferj prised 40c, 60c, 75c to $1.26 SPECIAL SALE SILK HOSE. $1 98 THE PAIR These pure silk thread stockings arc our regular t2 50 values in odd make s which « r arc closing out this week Sale- «'mis Saturday night o f this week. HOUSE DRESSES AD APTABLE for HOUSE OR STREET W EAR Coats for E a ste r We- have the coal to wear with that new elress for Easter, for we display coats o f every possi ble1 fabric ami design. I f you wish a coat o f the; sport type we can show you a very pretty one o f tan velour cloth. Or we- can show you coats o f the more elressy into Ids that are also Ire-coming. Tho color range- iuclmh-s' all the fashionable-, pretty, spring pastel shmles, as well as the- staple navy, brown anil black. We show the' coats in materials o f velour, jersey, poplin, broadcloth, Merge ami taffeta. Th«’ prices you will finel reasonable- beyond the usual re-asonable- price's you have a right to expect. The-*e favorite- dr1 '*"«'« poee e«'*a inn iey romme-ndutdu fe-utur«-» which the’ fnnhion- utile* houM'wrifn welt appre ciate'. They are* di'«egti* tee conform »yith new line« and pi I««**«« «marlin'«« of trimming«. Maie-rinl« u ri finì- thre-eiel pen-nil- and Zephyr gingham«. Priced $1.115, $2 35 to $« Pricea rang«' ....... $12,50, $15, $18, $21, $25, $27.50, $29, $32 50, $37, $39, $49 Grocery Bargains Here V i*4 1 1 the- grocery ele-partini-nt of thia atom. We- curry nil the best kind« of canned goods, fruit«, je-llie-ee, etc. it i« v<-ry e-usy when you are- trailing at tin« «tore- to ju«t step over to the groce-ry eli-purtmi-eit anil Hi-e; what wo have- in the lin«» of grocery value-H. Often we hnvn «pi-i ial prien on guild» that ye*u would not find nt nny grocery «tore- in town. It take-« just a minute or two to in«p*-ct these- value-« mill maybe you’ll »•-»- Iinu- one- .«mall item that you lie-i'd fe-eliice-d n gre-at deal in price. Cottage Grove ennnery «tring Oregon «agar cured »iele- bacon, be-nn«, dor. ..........................$2.16 the lb.................................. 38c Cottage Grove cannery gallon Oregon picnic «houleb-r me-at. 27C fruit«, n run: griipi-«, 50c; Italian Gem nut margarine. . 2 lbs. 75c prune«, K5c; jiencni-«............. S5e Diamond W baking powder nt Dinmanil W brniiet pancake floor ..... ..... ...... ....... 2 lb», for 45c ....................... 2 pkgil. 75c Oregon-minle Royal Whit« laun Diamond W lirnnd jelly powder« dry «nap. ........ 8 bar« for 55c ............................... 2 pkgH. 26c Hu urine milk fCcros Bay) Oregon Cre-am rolleel out« can, 15c; case, $6.75 ..................................10 IbR. 75c B oko City glycerine «imp (,’i*ttagc drove eannenr f ancy .................................. 3 bar» 25c pack peaches... can 40c, doz. $4.50 H o s ie ry a n d U n d erw e a r OF JUST THE PROPER WEIGHT FOR SPRINO AND SUMMER WEAR Mr. Man, your comfort in warm wi-alhi-r elcpciiil« upon Iho correctne«» of we-ight and fit nf your unib-r up pnrrl. Now i« the time to be- thinking of your ne-e-d« anil it will lie worth your while to Inke ail vantage of our e-iimplete «pring n««orlme-nt«. it. V. I). union «uit« in all «i/.e-«, the milt ............$2.25 Athlntie «tyle union «uit« (the- «ame «tyle a« It. V. II. except wilii half belt nt waiat), priced $1.85 Li«ln union «uit» in while* or e-e-ru, with long or «Inert ilettvee, prieeil.... $1.45 to $2 26 New Spring Hats All the new «hap* « and fa«hionabli- col or« in hat« for men are- being «hown nt Ihi« «tore anel mo«t ren«onnble price« prevail. Price«'... $4.50, $5, $6, $6.60, $7, $7.50 # T r y Olympic Flour Made In Oregon $3.19 a Sack ■ New Spring Shoes We are giving nil of our e,u«tnmer* a epeeinl pric»: iiulucement on tilympic Flour this week to ineluei- you to try this »plendid flour N*>W. Olympic fh>ur ¡«“ worth mue-.h more than we a«k this week. Every ruck i« guaranteed. Specinl a «nek....................... - ............... $3.19 FOR MEN Men’» fine lire«« «hoe« nre here'in lernwn and black in n complete r^inge of «tyb-« anil leather». Price*.... $7. $7.50, $8, $9, $10 to $14 / B EA UTIFUL NE W CAMI HULLS and BUASKILRKH Our iie-wr «aeniooli-a are- very biaoiliful in i|i'«ign, nuete-r ini anil workmanahip All of thi-m are- made nf «Ilk,, Nume in iidiel roher« tee inalili lhe* bleeUM*, other» in cunt mating colon. The- price-« ¡ir», ve ry ri-ii«i>nnl>li>. $1.9». $2.50 $3 to R4.75 liriiNHii-re« (fur we-nr over cunei tu hide line*« uf cur eei-t) are ahuwn here In pleon ur Ine-e frieneni-il, anil price-d at 75c. $1. $1 60 to $2.50