ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Friday, May 21—'"Should •
Woman T sU f’1 by Alic«* Lake.
A dramatic, inteiiatdy human
story of a New K u r U u u ] fisher
irirl fam'd with a problem of
whether or net to reveal to tho
man she lo\«d more than life,
the secret of her youth.
Monday. May 24 —“ Smash
ing Barriers,” by William
Dpncan. See how he and the
giti wore rescued from the fall
ing tre«,
“ Carmen of the North," by
Anna Bos, called the Maximova
of Europe.
Hearst News, showing how
the submarines destroyed our
ships on the hijrh seas during
the war.
Tuesday,
May
Againal Many,”
King
“ Pills of Peril.”
Saturday, May 22 “ True
Heart Susie,” a Oriffith pro
duction.
Wednesday, April 26 “ The
Haunted Bedroom,” by Enid
Bennett. The Haunted Bed
room will make the shivers go
up and down your haek to the
tunc of the Goblin (Hide.
“ Speed and Spunk,” a com
edy.
“ Heor ’Em Rave,” by Her-
old Lloyd.
Sunday, May 2 3 - “ Some
thing to Do,” by Bryant Wash
burn.
“ Mutt and Jeff in Iceland ”
Pathe Review, showing the
different colors in pictures.
-‘‘One
Anita
Thill M ill April 27 “ Wolves
of the N ight,” by William Far-
num. Another famous Karnuui
picture. Don’t fail to see it.
C it y M e a t M a r k e t
BARTELS à SÀFLEY, PROPS
PHONE 89
SATURDAY ONLY
Make your dollar do ita goidurndest. I t’s your dollar. You
have a right to do what you wish with it, but you will have
more dollars to do what you wish with, if you make note of
the Dollar Day Specials shown below and take advantage of
the tremendous value to supply your meat wanta. In the non-
perishabl» goods, you would-show financial genius by supply
ing your , wants for soiih » time to come. In the periahable
goods, you should supply your immediate wants for several
days in advance.
We are in business to make a profit, it is true, but we fig
ure that small profits on each sale will bring the largest re
turns in the long run. The prices of these Dollar Day Spe
cials are so low that you will readily recoguixe that we have
not thought of profit. These specials are for advertising pur
poses, for we fed that those who get these bargains will re
member us in a pleasant way that will result in the securing
of their future business. To please our customers is our first
aim. Read these prices, and smile.—then buy:
Gem Nut margarine, 3 lbs.___ _____________ ___ ______ $1.00
Troeo margarine, 3 lba_________________________ ___ $1.00
Rex margarine, 3 lba............. .................................................... $1.00
All margarine in 1-lb. packages............. ......................... ......... 40c
Nucoa margarine........... ...............................1 lb., 40c; 2 lbs., 76c
4 lbs. good tender beefsteak...................................................$1.00
6 lbs. boiling beef.__________ _______ ________________$1.00
414 lbs. best hamburger_____ __________________ _____ $1.60
4Vfe lbs. pork sausage........ .......................................................$1.00
4 lba choice weim r a .............................................. ................... $1.00
5 lbs. bologna............ ....................................................................$1.00
4 V 2 lba minced bam ..______ ________________________ $1.00
4 lbs. fancy pork chopa.......... ..................................................$1.10
Bacon—1
Extra fancy 45c; any purchases amounting to $1.00 or over
will be 40c lb.—a real bargain.
Bacon—2
Sweet, mild bacon, 40c; any purchases amounting to $1.00
or over will be 35c lb.
Bacon—3
Beet bacon yet for the money; is put up in a very sanitary
way and very delicious—just what you crave; 35c lb., or on
$1.00 purchases 32c lb.
Bacon—4
Nice sweet bacon, 35c lb.; put up in wrapped squares and
on every $1.00 purchase it will sell for 30c lb.
Home Made Lard
30c lb., or 4 lbs. for $1.10. Saturday only; bring bucket.
5-lb. pail............................ $1.46; 10-lb. pail............................ $2.80
Rex Brand Pure Lard
5-lb. pail.............................. $1.40; 10-lb. pail...........................$2.78
Sw ift’s Jewel Shortening—Saturday Only
4y2-lb. tins................ .........$1.19; 2>/jrlb. tins........................... 60c
8w ift’s Cotosuet—Saturday Only
2l/2-lb. tins..................... .........60c; 5 lbs., net weight-........ $1.60
2-lb tina____ ________
Mustard, all kinds, jar
Crisco
66c; 3^-Ib tins .
................$1.06
16c; 2 for 25c
We have all kinds of canned meats, such as dried beef,
corned beef, corned beef hash, Vienna style sausage, etc.
Our supply is limited. Come early and get what you want
before i t ’s all gone. We will have speciala on lots of other
goods on display. Come and look ’em over.
A Sentinel Wantad will get it for you. Try it.
ill T u r D iio iu c o p “ t u p n
IN IHt d U o IN loo ! IUG U 1 WAR
The quality of banking support you receive is of prime im
portance. If your bank is to serve you well, it must itself
have—as this bank has—the facilities of the greatest bank
ing organization in the world—the Federal Reserve System.
First National Bank
THE OLD RELIABLE
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL.JNTERESTi
Principal Events of tho Wert
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
motion of Oar Roodert.
Juét Received
Auto to u rist trav el th ro u g h th e W it
l»no-tte valley la u n d e r way a lr e a d y .
T he Union Livestock association will
hold Its tw elfth an n u a l show a t Union.
J u n e 2 4.
Th«< n in th an u u a l conference of the
D**chut<* I (ap t 1st aseoclallon waa held
a t tiedm ond.
It la rep o rted th a t hop v isa s l a tho
Independents' d istric t a re m ak in g a
th rifty grow th.
A larg o cougar last week kUWd a
calf on th s farui of G eorge Lsody, four
uitlua n o rth of Toledo.
A d airy and sheep extension school
was held a t th e N o rth C raft / a r m la
rv aig las county Friday.
M cM innville Kike to th e n um ber of
400 will a tte n d th e s ta ts convontlMI to
be held a t ttaleiu In July.
A gain of |l,414.44li.l6 la dapoalte la
the th ree b an k s of Eugene h as been
m ade d u rin g th e past year.
T he h igh price of su g a r haa caused
s slum p In th e dem and a t Hood R iver
(or s tra w b e rrie s and ch e rrie s
U nder th e auspices of th e Jack-
son county farm b ureau a tw o u ^ y
dairy school was held In Medford.
M erlin Gold waa In stan tly killed at
H am m ond L um ber com pany. Uauip No.
10, n ear t'la U k a n le. by a flylug log.
Union high school d istric t of M adrsa
hag voted to Issue IM.lNM la bonds for
Im m ediate co n stru ctio n of a b u ilding
Both bonds and special ta x to r a
new h ig h school g y m n asiu m ca rrie d
In th a special election hald a t M on
m outh.
T h ree a irp la n e s will be se n t to Bn
gene from M ather F ield. Sacrtu&euto,
to r th e a ir clro aa to be sta g e d th e re
SO.
In o rd er to conserve fuel lo r sp ray
rig s th e Hood R iver Apple G ro w ers’
asso c iatio n is u rg in g co n serv atio n of
gasoline.
Because of lack of p atronage, service
of th e P o rtlan d N avigation com pany
betw een Salem an d P o rtla n d h a s bees
d iscontinued
T he Alsea R iver L um ber com pany
has shipped a carload of fir logs to Mow
York, to test th e ir ad a p ta b ility in« pa-
n o w in g purposes.
Bror>* of sm all fires la th e h ills
aro u n d E ugene have raise d a p all of
sm oke. T he fire s a r e caused by farm
I f your wedding »tntiouery 1» printed
er* b u rn in g brush.
by The Sentinel, you »re »inured •
T he C orvallis C om m ercial cl e h haa long »nd happy married life.
aZlitf
gone on reco rd ag ain st th e specific
g rav ity tast tor gasoline an d la favor
of su sp en d in g th e law .
T he lay in g of th e six m iles o f su b
m arin e telep h o n e cable to connect th e
T illam ook rock lig h th o u se w ith th e
»her* , has been com pleted.
A tra c t of 14 ac res p a rtia lly w ith in
th e city lim its of A lbany waa p u rch a s
ed by th e L in n county fa ir w n d s l l a s
(or p erm a n en t fa ir gro u n d s.
T he A sto ria b o ard o f school d ire c t
or* Is callin g for bids to r a new gym
nasium for th e h ig h school to oost
whan equipped ab o u t 960.000.
T he tw en ty -n in th n an u n l »seeing of
th e S o u th ern Oregon M edical saaoeta-
tlon was held a t R eneburg. It was d e
cided to hold th e convention a t G ran ts
Pass n ex t year.
T he s ta te lan d board h aa received a
to ta l of $444 In ro y alties from th re s
P o rtlan d sand a n d gravel com panies
for san d an d g rav el ta k en from th e
bed of th e W illa m e tte
A lbert M enders an d W. J . Jen k in s,
who escaped from th e p riso n wood
cam p last S atu rd ay night, were cap
tu re d at Mill C ity by C herry Junem, a
g u a rd a t th e p e n iten tiary .
M ore th a n 140 plum bers and th e ir
wives, from all sectio n s of th e sta te ,
g ath ered In Salem to r th e n in e tee n th
an n u a l convention of th e O regon S ta ts
asso ciatio n of m a ste r plum bsr*.
W ill H. K ing of O ntario, form er d em
o cra tlc n atio n al com m itteem an for
Oregon, haa resigned as c h lsf counsel
for th e U nited S taten reclame« Ian se rv
ice, to become effective Ju n e 14,
S h o rtag e of gaso lin e Is becom ing
acu te at K lam ath F a lls and may re su lt
In th e closing dow n of nil saw m ills
which a re supplied w ith logs d irect
from th e woods by m otor tru ck .
A m ovem ent h aa been s ta rte d am ong
M arlon co unty ta x p ay e rs to Introduce
s bill In th e le g isla tu re a t Ita next se s
sion p ro h ib itin g th e ca tch in g of m oun
ta in tr o u t d u rin g th e sp aw n in g season.
T h e sta le d e se rt la n d board wtU a s k
congress to ex ten d th e co n tra c t be
tw een th s s ta te s a d federal govern.,
m eats rela tiv e to th e W alker Basin Ir
rig atio n p ro ject In B eashutaa so an try
for a period of 14 yearn.
H tatletles show , according to th e w ar
d ep a rtm en t sta te m e n t, th a t Oregon’s
en listed s tre n g th for ita n atio n al g uard
Is 2141 men, of w hich 1444 have been
enlisted. D u rin g th e m o n th ending
May 1 th e r e w ere en listed la Oregon
two com panies o f In fa n try , tw o com
panies of coast a rtille ry , one com pany
of en g in eers w ith 117 men an d four
officers, an d one q u a rte rm a ste r d etach
m ent of 24 men. composed sasstly of
com m issioned officers.
Both for Dress and for
Hard Every-Day W ear
A Number of Beautiful
Patterns of
VOILE
Fancies and Plain
Colors
Prices not on
a Profiteering
Basis
P ow ell &
W hat d o von want 1 A n v w a v a S e n tin e l W an tad
W liat do you w a n t a n v w a v f
w i l l v e t it f o r y o u .
Our
Going-Out-of-Business
Scile Continues
And will continue until the entire stock is sold, which
should not take long when prices have been so severely
slashed at a time when every indication is that prices
are going higher. Not an item in our $15,000 stock of
inoluding Stoves, Ranges, Drills, Paints, Farm Imple
ments, Wagons, Buggies, d a s Engines, Tools, Cooking
Utensils, Cutlery, Silver, Granite, Aluminum, Building
Supplies, etc., is reserved. The time to get what you
want at a price you will be tickled to pay, is right now,
before the rapid depletion of the stock results in the «
complete closing out of the items you want.
Our fixtures are on sale for delivery at the close of
the sale.__You can never again expect to get staple
goods at the prices which we have set for this stupen
dous, genuine, final closing out sale.
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