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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1920)
UNLOADING u» _ A t H e lliw e ll, B a n g s ^ & M a r k s b u r y ’s S t o r e M lay 1I 5 O l pci nis S a l M, 1 Save This Ad. for Daily Specials t Don’t Miss the Big » Daily Specials $50,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS, MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES, FURNISHINGS, HATS, CAPS, MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, ETC., GOES ON SALE IN THIS BUILDING AT SUCH PRICES, WHEN WE SWING BACK THE DOORS OPENING MORNING, IT WILL BE A SIGHT AND SCENE NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN AS LONG AS YOU LIVE, FOR POSITIVELY IT’S THE GREATEST SALE AND REAL GENUINE BONA FIDE BARGAIN EVENT EVER ADVERTISED BY THIS OR ANY OTHER STORE. MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE AND COME PREPARED TO BUY. A F. C. AND RED SEAL Save This Poster for Daily Specials— Come Every Day Ginghams. 15c yd ^ SALE CONTINUES DAILY UNTIL M AY 29 Crochet Cotton 3c i''l(IU\Y, May 21, we wdl sell to anyone making u purchase of +2 or over in any department, ,1. &. IV Coats mercerized Crochet Cot ton, regular* price 2Mc per spool, at only 3c MONDAY, May 17. wo will sell to anyono making a purchase of $2 or over in any department, the famous A. F„ D. and lied Seal Dross Ginghams, worth 50c today, at per yard.................... ........ 15c (Limit 10 yards to a customer) (Limit 5 spools to a customer) Thread, Ic a spool Men’s Sox I Oc pr TUESDAY, May 18, we will sell to anyone making a purchase of .$2 or over in any department, genuine (Mark’s <>. N. T. Spool Cotton, regular 10c, at per spool only _____ .___________________ lc (Limit 5 spools to a customer SATURDAY, May 22, we will sell to anyone making n +2 pur chase in jtuy department, i i i c i i ’ n Engineer and Firemen sox, regu lar priee .Mile, per pnir 10c (Limit M pairs to a customer) Helliwell, Bangs & M arksbury, C ottage G rove THE DAYLIGHT STORE—FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE :: BURKHOLDER CORNER i - ---- ------------- ------- ------ ------- the Scott home Sunday. Gerard’» father, 8. H. Jarrett. Mrs. I.eonard and Mr». Hownrd L. C. Scott returned from Kugene Mooily were in the Grove Saturday. Sunday. (Special to The Sentinel.) % Mr». F. T. Bcnston was in Kugene Mr. and Mrs. Bart. Johnston and May l ì — Mr«. Miller l«*ft Sunday to France» ami Alma Adney were in Ku Tuesday. j in her husband in California. Charlie Sharon, o f I'ortlnnd, is visit Mr». Barr and »on and the Kstcp gene Sunday. Mis» Flossie Mathis, o f Kugene, ing hi» parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chaw 1 unity were in Kugene Sunday. Sharon. The Gerard family, o f Springfield, »pent the week end at home. Carl and Kathleen Allen were in C . K. W h it e le y , o f S tH r,_ y u «)te d _ _ a t \i-ited Sunday at the home o f Mr«. Kugene Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Neat and daughter, o f Santa Clara, .»pent Huuduy at the Chan. Sharon home. Mi»» Harriet Queen returned Wed nesday from Mt. Angel, where she had We have a full line to choose from. been teaching. Scratch feed for the laying hens —also a fine variety for the J. K Kicbard»on, who ha» just re little chicks. Two brands to choose from. turned from Honolulu, in visiting hi» nieee, Mr». I,. W. I«eonard. Rolled oats containing absolutely no hulls. Egg producer. SAGINAW . LET US FEED YOUR CHICKENS Cracked com. No. 1 oats. Feed wheat. Milo maize. Sunflower seed. In fact, everything that it takes to make the hen a heavy producer. Come and look our gftods over. THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS ELECTIO N , M AY 21 STATE ROADS Vote 302 X Yes For 4 o State Road Bond Limit 302 X Yes 303 No -BALLOT TITLE IS AS FOLLOWS:: CONT l ^ L IM IT A T IO N ^ A b, « ND“ NT- 11- — 1 OF FOUW P E W ^ C E N T »T A T ! IN O d T U M I PE, ^ANENT ROADS. ■ ~rurpr Curpn».- »mend Hwrtion Serte.n 7 7 of * <*: To 4 0 Amend XI the Cm.tin.uon of the St.te of On*>Q eo se lo permit the c ............... r e a t i o n ______________________ _ „ 'lebteend lu l.il.tu »inrlu'iir* prey,.,«. >Mrta A>»rii»l»tttie* l>r the purp me o f buil'lin* and maintai Ö* permanent mad* u> thi valuation of All the pnr.perty Art.; 1 " ‘ _ * ' ,f Oregon, instead of two per cent am now p o n d e ri by U NO PROPERTY T A X -N O DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICCNSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX iroord^TF thrW! min,i- The present auto license fees and gasoline tax will pay both the principal and interest on all the lionds a™ n,nnent, and will yield an annual surplus Is.aides for other state highway work. No additional taxation of any kind. FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED - i W K S f t V i t f i K , K s A - t ) ;“ « d j - . In.n-amng this eonstitutimuil limit is a nee***itv Unlww illier state mad» cannot be completed f . V m ^ many v, Z M 7 proiH rt y taxation. This l! « T *! ighways and makes early completion possible. Let’s get the^Jla biilt no£ Income from Present Sources Sufficient to Pay Principal and Interest. ¡ii.br !....., « ï s 7 h ™ I tho Stab* • 1 Arnphlf t. mailed to every - ... -bv ? t « î a a r s ’r r.d r<>t*r Keimr to carefully. a It pMVi* that b no u ¿ T ï u r ¿ 0 ^ .2 d * ? ssaiausis- *« r. r' “ J>y official fV*ur«i* * ........ " " * '& — >* ,,T,,K h,.’ t bSUT““ "*■ • ** For Interest Tubi«., P»mpM«» or further I..formation, wHtoto C am paign Ueadqumrter*. I l l Womeater B a d d in e. VOTE Î02 X YES For 4 % State Road Bend Limit ' * ’ ROW RIVER. (Special to The Sentinel.) May 12.— Mrs. Frank I’ leuard and children spent 'the week end in the Grove. Mr». J. B. Mosby and daughter» Leta and Bernice »pent the week end with Mrs. M osby’» parent», Mr. and Mr». I*. L. Hpong, at Mnfcola. The dance at the cook hou»e Hntiir- day night was well attended. Mr. and Mr». B. F. McCollum, Mr», tt. G. Wisert and Mrs. I»-e Thomason were in the Grove Thursday. Art Childers, o f Kujada, »pent the week end here with hi» family. Mrs. Harrison went to Upton Tues day. Mr». Chas. Plounrd and family spent the week end in the Grove. Frank Jones, Phillip Mosby and A l fred and Kay Williams were in the Grove Saturday. The Albert Pomjet family spent the week end in the Orove. The Cottage Orove business m en’s team will play baseball with the Bow Kiver team Friday evening on the Bake Stewart field. DORENA (Speeial to The Sentinel.) May 12.— Miss Eunice VanValin vis ited Wednesday and Thursday in the Orove. The Charles Arrington family spent several days o f last week nt their ranch at Disston. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Ward motored to Springfield Wednesday. Stanley Damn wood left Friday for Mist, where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs. Z Kdwurds motored over from Trent Friday. Cuthbert Crites and Kay VanHchoiaek returned Wednesday from Washington. Mr. nr^ Mrs. oleji Scott motored to Kugene Monday. John Teeters spent the week end at Corvallis. Miss Belle VanHchoiaek spent the first o f the week visiting Miss Maude Smith. Karl VanValin returned Saturday from Washington, where he had spent several months. George Qnimby, o f thi> Grove, spent Spndny nt the (lien Scott home. The French family and Miss Bertha Cox, o f the Grove, spent Sunday at the O. M. MeT.in home. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. COTTAGE went to Kugcuo Tuesday on bunmi-»». Charles Mcl.in returned Sunday front a visit in Koseburg. Harley Harm», o f the Grove, was in Doreun Tuesday ou business. B. F. Duvid ca|^e up from Portland last week t° put in lus garden. Bennie Prince, o f the Grove, »pent Sunday with Chnunrey and Cuthliert Crites. r GROVE, - ■ OREGON ---------- » The «piality of hanking portane«. If your batik have an tliia batik ha» ing orgunizatidli ili thè suppuri you recri ve ia of prime ini - ia to serve ymi well, it must itself ibe Dieilitiea of thè greateat batik* World thè Federai Reaerve System. WANT ADS. it F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k Columbia Orapbophona, a . extra flue player, and 50 records l -r sale cheup. Bert V. lluhd». »23 m ip For Bale 1910 Chevroto . $060 cash, $700 on time. Box 27#, Cottage Grove. udUmH|.d THE OLD RELIABLE COTTAGE OROVE, OREGON WATCH YOUR LA BML- IT WIMM 1»AY YOU For Rent— 7 room* bouse, barn and 2 acres land, including orchard and garden ground; 3 mile» south. Inquire o f Mrs. Powell at Powell & Burktiold < r er. mf-Ufd For Bale— 3-4 Iron beds, dressers, rock er», chairs, gasoline cook stove, oil cook stove, blankets, aland», bookcase, pillow», earpetsweep.-rs, bed pans, flat irons. Dr. Wendt, lit iiunpitul. mi l ' For Bale -3 0 30 rid e end light wagon. Herbert W hitlock, Cottage Grove, Ore. m 11 2S|nl For Bale—Y uug hay mare, 6 years old ; or v II trade for other horse. George J: oi a. m I ipd For Sale— I'kuuly carriage In gopd con dition. Mrs, S K. McFnrland, C ot tage Orove. ml I 2Hi• For Bale A t L u an e, 7 acre» timber land adjoining hnlf an acre in Imnr I ing pears; another tract o f II acres o f level Innd adjoining orchard land snd highwny nil e. lee red. Good location for someone who wishes to raise chickens. ! W. H. A. Kdlefs'-n, I^irnne, Or. m il N p For Bale— m Itn Leghorn cockerels 6 weeks old, $1.00 per dor.' n at the housn. Mrs. Waldo Miller, telephone I-F12. rnlttfc For B a le --3-year old ccw coming fresh in July. Henry Bolide. m!4pd W anted—To purchase small place with about 5 acres o f land. Must be reu »nimble. Write price and pnrticulnrs to P. O. Box rifi.l, H< attle, Wn. ml I 2Hp For Bale -G "od toara of mares, 0 and 7 years old, with harness, or will sell singly. Right from hard work. Grove Transfer F. W. Jacobs. __m t-»prl For Bale Little pigs. Phono H F13. 0. O. Willis. m!4 2Hpd Registered Shorthorn bulla for sale; also Short horn cows and calves. J. T G ilfrey, Gwiwetl, Ore.______ m7-21pd For Sale Five »boats weighing about 75 lbs. euch, and two sows; enn be seen at Knox ranch. Also n 10 disc grain drill. W. A. Ungute, telephono Î-F22. m7-21pd For Bala One milk cow. Fresh about 10 weeks ago. Al»o 2 fine pigs, past m l4c VanHchoiaek weaning. E. C. Uolladay. Woodson’s Fordson Service Service in the ii io h I nbumil woril in the English tongue today. Proclaimed glibly by thoUHanda without thought or obli gation, tbo real meaning of Service is little known by many ami the aetual rendering of Service finds m Iill fewer disciples. With the Fordson Tractor, real Service is offered in the tractor field ol the highest, order. As the Ford automobile has built its monument on the cornerstone of Service, so the traotor, n new product of the genius o f Mr. Ford, is building —-not for a few days or years but for all time. The tractor itsell is made as durable, dependable, efficient and economical as the best engineering skill, the finest ma terials and workmanship can make it. That is the Factory SERVICE. 3 Wherever a Fordson tractor is sold, there you will find parts and mechanical aid ns ijuickly and as easily available as the kerosene you put into your lank. That is the Dealer’s SERVICE. To own a Fordson is to own a tractor that will SERVE you every working dny in the year. WOODSON'S, THE LOCAL FORDSON AGENTS HAVE BUILT THEIR BUSINESS ON THE IDEA OF SERVICE. WHEN YOU THINK OF SERVICE, YOU NATURALLY THINK OF WOODSON'S AND THE FORDSON.
