Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, June 25, 1920, Image 6

Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 25, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text/f= Attractive CO A T S AN UNUSUAL SHOWING AND SALE OF Charming Spring Waists STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM ALL GREATLY UNDERPRICED THE Q U A L I T Y STORE* c o o p s e r v i c e When Umphrey & Maekiu aimuuuee a Mouse event women know that they can expect a value-giving treat. All fresh, erisp goods just received and placed on sal«' this week and next at very low price*. Some are made ot' georgette and crepe dc chine, others of tub silks, voiles, lawns and so on. \\> used great care in picking out the charming styles we now have on display here. We would be delighted, indeed, to have you come in and express your opinion about them. Waists at $S.95- Lovely crepe de chilli anti georgette crepe waists in a wide range of styles. Colors are flesh, white and sunset. Sizes 36 to 4‘.2. Actual values to $15 in this lot, ten days only, any of them for. $8 95 $9.50 Waists at $5 95 Pretty crepe de chine, china silk and georgette waists neatly trimmed with embroidery; others tailored. All the season’s newest shades. Priced for ten days at............................................. $5 95 $7.50 Waists $4.95— Beautiful georgette and jap silk waists that are all samples from a high class manufacturer. Embroidered, beaded and plain styles. Round, square or V-shaped neck. Very special value at $4.95 HERE ARE BATHING COSTUMES YOU WILL WANT Whether you sw im or merely watch the waves at a distance, them- cos tumes will command the attention of the most exacting women who demand that ultra smart appear ance in every article of attire. Show u in new styles in cotton and wool materials. __ Preti y W ash F rock acy in attrsetivciiess and practical wear is bere it should lie, for never bcfore hâve we been su surccssful in gathering sudi an unusually plcasing assort meut of w ash fa b lies, seleeled partieularly for tlieir sheer ness, spirited coloritig and suilubility to stylish wear. of sheer dainty dresses, now most in de New liti ineh and 40 indi voiles and orgun «lies in Nhcerest of fine thread, now so mudi in vogue, are bere. We show tlient in a wide range of wcights in ulule and soli«! colui s, priced yd GOc to $1.25 have decided to hold tins sale ol summer for autumn days In fact with the advent mand for afternoon and evening wear, the summer coat can hand) be dispensed with. The women of Cottage tirovc and vicinity will be glad to know that we coats exactly in mid season That Arc Smart Looking and the Best of Value CRISP NEW SHIRTS of finest madras, pongee, cotton and silk materisls hi most attractive fast color patterns. We show tlu-ni in laundered or soft ruffs. Priced at................ $2 to $9 50 TIES THAT ARE LATEST YET Every one of these de luxe ties made of pure silk fabrics and tailored by band. The pattern* are ex clusive with us, no two alike, and to say the least they are beautiful Priced...... ........................... .......... $1.50 to $3 50 At the Umphrey & Mackin Store Largest stocks in the city to select from. Prices are always moderate— try us today Best white laundry soap................................4 bars for 30c Olympic hard wheat flour........—........................ a sack $3.50 Best safety matches................... ... ..................4 boxes for 25c Arm & Hammer soda...................................... 3 bqxes for 25c Brown bavo Mans.....„ .............. ........................ 3 lbs. for 25c No. 21 2 can fancy freestone peaches..................................40c Cream rolled oats....................... ........................ 3 lbs. for 25c Full cream Tillamook cheese, lb......... ...............................45c Sugar cured bacon backs and side bacon, lb..... 30c to 55c Pheasant brand steel-cut coffee, lb......................................45c Carnation condensed milk (tall can)............... ............... 15c No. 2! 2 can puree tomatoes................................................. 15c No. 2 can standard peas....................................2 cans for 35c No. 2 can standard corn................................................... 20c Here you will find long coats and a sph nilid selce lion of newest sport coats in silk, wool jersey, poplin, serge and velour. Then- are no two coats alike nod the sale prices represent i t to 1 5 saving. The sale prices range $9.50 to $i!3 FU R N ISH IN G S FO R M EN Go Marketing Today e< V ** * V [/ GET NEW SWEATER NOW Last season's sweater is as pus itivcly out of fashion as last season's coat or suit Come to day and see our new collection of fashionable sweaters then you will realize why you won't Is- happy this spring without one of these snug, comfy slip ons, or coat sweaters, or a vest sweater, or cullai less sweater, or perhaps om of tin- novillji models. Prised $8 «o $15 Smart Travel Luggage TRUNKS. BAGS, SUITCASES SUMMER UNDERWEAR for MEN—ALL SIZES Union suits in light wool, cot ton lisle and cheeked dimity. Short sleeves, lung sleeves, sleeveless, and ankle or knee length. Light wool suits $5 and $G Cotton unions $1.45 to $2.25 THE MILLER OF THE DEE Had nothing on us. As romantic a story might not be built about our business, but in these busy days you want service and want the best. W e’re your huckleberry. Flour, feed, chick feed and mill supplies o f every kind. THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS |jJ 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 N a tio n a l B a n k COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON C ity M e a t M a r k e t BARTELS & SAFLEY, PROPS Summer coats vie with suits lor suprem Ollier wash gonds in large scleetioii at thè yd 35o to $1.25 Rubber caps.................. 50c and $1 THE OLD RELIABLE T h e Fabric forYour New Beautiful new printed patterns of sanie pi ieed at j O 60c to $1.45 Priced............„ ..................$1 to $7.50 H- For Summer Dresses .it Reduced Prices PHONE 89 Hamburger............................................ 25c lb. or 2 lbs. for 45c Pork sausage.......................... ............. 25c lb. or 2 lbs. for 45c Veal steak............................................. 25c lb. or 2 lbs for 45c Bologna.................................................. 25c lb. or 2 lbs. for 45c Sliced liver................................... _........... ..............3 lbs. for 25c Every bit of our big specials is guaranteed and is o f the highest quality. If you prefer steer beef instead of cow beef, buy it at the City Market. A REAL SPECIAL While it lasts (strictly cash)............. 4 lbs. lard in bulk $1.00 Rex oleo lb 25c, Gem Nut oleo lb... 25c; Umeco oleo lb. 26c Crisco No. 2.......................... 50c; Crisco No. 3 ...................$1.09 WATCH YOUR L A B E L — IT W IL L P A Y YOU REAL FUR FELT HATS IN THE NEWEST BLOCKS Real fur felt hats in new small Boston crowns, half roll brim and narrow rib bons yes and we have the good style styles without tin- fuss, too browns, greens, grays, tans, blacks, etc. At SOCIETY A number o f families gathered at lb.- B. I, (>jd:ird holm- Mi-nday tve mug t<- d « i .,I Bbcrm. •■ t-r tin- fortieth milestone. A cafeteria picnic itinn- r was served. <$> ^ <§* Frank Kiln« orth and M ns Clara Tiller, both well known young p.-ople of the city, were married .Sunday nt the Methodist parsonage, Rev. 11 am rick officiating. • • • The ladies aid society of the Metb odist church w-ls entertained Wediic day afternoon by Mrs. W. L. Darby. Thirty five were present. The d-vo tionais were led by Mrs. Darby. Mrs. Darby's Hunday school class gave a song, Helen Breedlove gave Iwu read ings, Hester tlurd gave a piano solo, and Gertrude Cochran gave a reading. Refreshments o f iee cream and cake were served, the hostess being assisted by Mrs. V. H. O off anil Mrs. D. W. Mtmgis. iff ♦ ♦ The marriage o f George W. Matthews and Miss Jessie Hmitli, two popular young people o f the city, took place last evening as The .Sentinel was going to press. Further notice will be given in the next issue. ♦ *%• ♦ Corvallis Gazette Times: Miss Myrtle M. Green, a teacher in the Eugene schools, was the bride at a wedding solemnized nt three o ’clock this after noon (Wednesday, June Id) at the home of her sister and brother m law, Mr. and Mrs. I. Ragsdale, when she was united in marriage to Virgil It. Hicketbier, o f Wendling, l.ane county. Rev. C, W. Reynolds, of the Christian church, performed the ceremony in the presence Of relatives and u few dose friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hicketbier left at once on a wedding trip and later go to Wendling to reside, the bride groom being nil employe of the Booth Kelly Dumber company of that yricin- ity. $4.50, $5, $5.50, $0, $0 50, $7, $7 50 I Neighborhood News | ♦---------------------------------♦ * GET A RELIABLE BICYCLE for, your DIVIDE. (Special to The Hc-lltllirl.) June 23.— W K. Burkett has pur chuicd the hotel from J. R Wood. Mr Wood is moving to the Harvey mill. D. D. Roberta and family and Mrs. I . A. Mackey were in» the Grove Toe* lay. ' . Turner and daughter Main I, of HI i >t l: i . . r ii* visiting nj the Frank Turner home. Mr. and Mrs, Harry McDole have re i urinal from a week’s motor trip to northern California. F. Chapmun went to I’ortlnnd on bilsiuesa the fir;;t o f the Week. Misses Olga and Gerda Hoder trom are hi me for vacation. Miss <>lgu taught the p: i.t year in Marshfield mil Miss Gcrd" ai tended univ -rr.ity. The annuel achool election win held at the school h oi c Monday evening. Mrs. F. M. Chapmen and Mr-. Geo. \ll/m:in drove to Eugene Monday. Mrs. W. Kiogo, who had been visit mg lor parents, Mr. and Mis. K II. Kenndy, irturned Wednesday to her home at Hal ey, Mr. and Mrs. .leek Robinson mid Mrs. Waller Robinson were in Cottage Grove Wednesday. SILK CREEK (Sperisi to The Sentinel.) June 2.1. Fblors Dame wood, of 1st rane, is visiting at the II. M. Dame wood home this week. A sister from Washington is visiting at the Nettie Estes home. Fklwin Estes is home for a short visit from Raymond, Wash. Archie Wilson, who had been visit ing friends here for a week, left Tues day for Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Babcock visited Tuesday at the J. W. McCoy home. Charlie Wood, Van Darnell, Edward Babcock and D. A. Estes went to Crrs well Monday. Mrs. l.ong has been spending several The bride is a sister of Mrs. G. J. weeks at the Overhnlser Imme. I.andess, o f this city, and of Mrs. Km W. W. Gildersleve has sold his truck. run Rngsdule, formerly a teacher here. Mrs. Mary Weston has returned from nn extended visit nt Newberg with To polish mahogany furniture rub her daughter, Mrs. Cady. it well with cold linseed oil and polish by rubbing with a dry cloth. Do this If in washing spinach a handful of once a week and your mahogany will become so finely polished that water salt is put in the second water, all the will not injure it. The linseed oil sand from Ihe greens will sink to the hardens when exposed to the air and bottom nf the pun and the vegetables rills all the wood surface, making it when rinsed a third time will In- Ihur oughly cleansed. like glass. • We are showing the fa mutts Belln-r luggage tins week. Every piece lias tin- mark of quality and distinction one can al ways be proud to travel with Reiher luggage any where. At Ibis store you will find tin- largest selection in Cottage drove hand some fibre covered trunks in every style, steel and eanvusM eovered trunks Trunk prices $8 lo $35 Suit eases $1 50 lo $26 Bags, all sizes $5 to $18 Fourth of .Inly pleasure, mol get it nt thia slliqi. We sell nil flllllOlIH makes which arc gun ran I ceil for years. Every hoy ami girl ought to i it|i- a hike for plcaxiirc uml lic-nlt li ami for I lint matter, every mull nod woman. Better for you than an auto. H ARRY RENTLE COTTAGE GROVE GENERAL REPAIR SHOÉ EUGENE Ä 30 Cohan and Harria Present Mrs. Fiske AMERICA'S MOST DISTINGUISHED ACTRESS IN A COMEDY OF MOONSHINE, MADNESS AND MAKE BELIEVE Mis’ Nelly of N ’Orleans By Lawrence Eyre—Direction of Harrison Orey Fiske RESERVED—50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 AND $2.50 (PLUS TAX) MAIL ORDERS NOW FILLED IN ORDER RECEIVED * When drapery curtains nn- warn nut, When eream is too thin to whip, add one or more egg whites in proportion cut them down and make sash curtains fur kitchen windows. to the amount of cream. A Sentinel Wantad will get it for you. Try it.