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T H E D A Y L IG H T S T O R E R O R Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E
for men,
BURKHOLDER CORNER
women and children
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W arn er’s ( ’orHets
Ouaranteed
not to rust, break or
tear
The High Price
BUSTED
at Our B ig Profit Sharing Sale
W om en’s mahogany kid pumps, plain
toe, french heels; on sale at—
Shoes
Men’s black gun metnl blucher dress
shoes, matt top, medium toe, widths I)
and E, sizes ti to 10; on sale at—
Last week we announced a big profit sharing sale of
$ 4.95
over two thousand pairs of men’s, women’s and chil­
$ 5.85
$2 to $6.50
CO TTA G E GROVE, ORE.
dren’s shoes at prices in many instances less than to­
day’s wholesale cost.
The number of pairs sold the first day exceeded all
W om en’s black or mahogany kid shoes,
cloth top, french heels, aluminum plate,
plain toe, Peters make, were $9; on
The phenomenal success of the sale was due solely to
kid
the fact that the people knew they were getting better
shoes, cloth top, military heels, imita­
tion tip, welt, were $10; on sale at—
$ 7.85
W e have several hundred pairs left and for the ben­
$ 6.95
brown
expectations, many lines being sold out completely.
values than are usually offered at sales.
sale at—
Wom en’s gray or filbert
efit of those who have been unable to attend the sale
we announce a continuance for one more week.
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A miscellaneous assortment of men’s
8-inck top shoos, goodyear
Boys’ black lace or button
school shoes; on sale at—
welt, imitation tip, full sin­
Sizes 10 to Id
work shoes, all leather, sizes (> to 10;
gle sole, french and cuhan
$2.65
Women’s field mouse all kid
heels; on sale at—
on sale at—
Sizes 13*4 to 2
$ 8.95
$2.95
$ 3.95
A re Clothing Prices High
What is your guide in deciding on the price
you wish to pay for clotheaf
Do you expect your dollar of 1920 to ineaNure
off a 1914 dollar 'a worth of valueT Do you
demand a auit at a fixed price, a price you
have always paid for a auit, to tiring you a
certain quality of fabric and tailoring T Ur do
you look for u definite quality of elolliea and
¡my what they are worth at the preaent dol­
lar a buying powerT
What you get for your money ia the impor­
tant thing. What you get decide« the economy
queation for you- not what you pay.
THE NEW “ELSIE DINSMORE” FROCKS
HAVE
A R R IV E P
Carefully made of crisp ginghams in pretty patterns of plaids and plain
colors. Each dress with a four-inch hem ready to he let down. Sizes: 7,
8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Colors: blue, pink, tan and green. Prices—
Priced at $1.95, $2.39, $2.98 to $5.65
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For Sale at This Store Only
For Sal*— V4 iron bods, dressers, rock Lost—Tuesday afternoon between Cot
ers, chairs, stands, book case, blank­
tago Grove and Woodaid saw mill,
ets, 3-burner gasoline stove, 2-burner two log chains. Reward i f left at Hixth
a9-23pd
oil cook stove, vacuum sweeper. Dr. Street Garage.
Wendt, at hospital.
a23c
Ford car for sale; good tires, body and
For Sale— A
seated Indiana hack.
engine; 1920 license; $323. W. H.
C. C. Croson.
a9 23pd Hodge.
a9-23pd
For Bale--Oakwood Place, containing
30 acres, all good bottom land; new
house, barn and silo; plenty o f out­
buildings; situated only 3 miles north
o f Cottage Grove in Delight Valley, %
mile from Pacific highway; good near­
by schools and good neighbors. This is
a good going concern. Mr. Buyer, why
not invest your money in a live plantf
This place will stand your inspection;
come and see it. W. J. Mcplellan, Hag
inaw, Ore.
a23-m7p«l
For Bale—«o-acre ranch on Moeby
creek, 3 % miles from city. Good
buildings, all fenced, good pasture and
lots of running water. Forty to 50
acres under cultivation. Crops all in.
Bargain if taken at once. J. If. Hchell,
phone 19 F13.
a9 23pd
W e pay 31c for good fa t bens. City
Meat Market.
a2tfc
For Sale— Twenty March pigs. Inquire
o f D. Htcrling.
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Some elothca are expenaive no matter how
cheaply they are priced.
When you come to buy your apring auit
and overcoat keep in mind theae tbinga:
— that the wage acale in clothing making haa
advanced juat aa rapidly as in diatom tailoring
and other fieldB of induatry.
— production haa been lowered conaiderably
Binee 1914 because of the reduction of working
houra in this week.
— the aearcity of woolen« and other fabric«
on one hand and the increaaed demand on the
other haa influenced an upward trend to the
coat of materiala.
— and generally, the four yeara and a half
i t war reduced the world'a aurplua of nyUrriala.
Then conaiiler the general buying power of
today'a dollar alongaide of what a dollar pur-
chaacd in 1914. You will be firmly convinced
that clothing prims are NUT high unleaa you
pay lean than a good, aincere auit or overcoat
can lie made for.
Inveatigate aa carefully ua you wiah -you will
he convinced tliHt Kuppenheimer good elothca
give the higgeat value your money pan buy.
The modern retailer'a earnest ambition ia to
give the heat incrchandiac at the lcaal coat to
the consumer, lie cannot control the roata of
raw materiala or the coat of production hut he
can, and does, modify the coat of diatrihutioii
and hia own profits, lie can select hia mer­
chandise from sincere makers who have the
mime high ideala ua hia own the heat interests
of the euatoiner.
Why this store presents Kuppenheimer good
clothes. Some day the ^ot will I n - generally
known that never has this maker, or the store
in your community which represents The House
of Kuppenheimer, offered better values and
been satisfied with aa amall profit, per dollar,
aa in this exasperating period of High Price«.
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( Dome and
the new style« for apring.
Come, looking for what you will get for the
money you can afford to pay.
1918 Ford for sale; in first class con Wanted— Man to make garden on the Black mare for sale cheap; 5 years old
shares. Inquire at the White I’ har
dition; four new tires; $475, with
in May; weight 1260. J. A. Klliott,
tlS40pd phone 23-F5.
terms. City Meat Market.
a2tfc macy.
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For Sale or Trade— Heavy spring w ag­ A Bargain If taken at once. Broom Columbia Orapbopbone, an extra fine
player, and 50 records for sale cheap.
on in good shape, with good top.
modern bouse. Dennis Henry, «22
a23 iu7p
W ill take cow in trade. J. B. Matney, Main avenue.
ai«-30pd Bert V. Hands.
I,ondon route.
a9 23pd
Wanted
Salesman
for
Cottage
Orove
For Bale— Plano In good condition;
and vicinity. Commission contract
Old body fir for coming year at pres­
price $200. Mrs. R. McCord, over
a)«.'IOpd only for spare time or full time. We
ent prices. The provident family man cash nnd carry store.
will provide now against later ad Lost Between Eugene and Cottage will teach you to sell income protection
through our free school o f instruction
vane.es. John Ashby, Cottage Grove,
Grove on Friday afternoon, April 1«,
phone 20 F I3.
a l«3 0pd a yrd fos fur. Finder please return to nnd help you build a business of your
own. Massachusetts Bonding nnd In
n23pd suranee Company, Accident and Health
For Sole— Team, wagon and harness, Hentinel office. Reward.
heavy covered hack, farm imple­ For Sale- Surplus of baby chicks to Dept., Huginaw, Michigan,
Capital,
ments, machinery, etc. W. A. Hemen
a23 rn7pd
hatch May 1. Hatching eggs from $ 1.50(1,000.
way.
al«-30pd early laying H. C. White leghorns at
Wood saw for Sale Oood outfit and In
For Sale Good milk cow. Inqnlre of any time. Waldo Miller, Cottage Grove,
first class shape. Bargain if taken at
alfl 30c once. L. L. Woolley.
F. G. I.nebke, Isirane route.
a23p phone 1 F12.
n23 ra7pd
For Rent— Light housekeeping roon
suitable for two. Mrs. P. J. Htui
barg, 33« north H.
*23
Wanted— Wheel chair; reclining on
preferred. Mrs. Ada Oakes, phon
32 Ft.
a23
For Sale 120 acre ranch, on a l
road, 10 mib-a from Gottaga On
20 acres under cultivation, balance
turo and timber; good 2 story hi
and fair outbuildings; spring w
piped to house. Unlimited outrange
joining. Price, $3600; terms on |
P. O. boi SOS.
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Highest prices paid for second ha
furniture and stoves. I. B. Mori
302 Main nvenue.
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