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Great July Sale Street Dresses
Mouse Dresses and Aprons for
Women, Children and Misses
A SALE THAT IS A REAL SALE
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Never have our customers seen so large selection of gingham drosses, house dresses mid aprons in <'oliane
(¡rove before nor would we l»e showing sueli a large line were it not for the fa et that our bid on a eomplete
line of faeton models was unexpeetedly accepted and those added to a replenishment stork just reeeived
and together with our regular stock accounts for the big showing. Of course you understand that these fac­
tory models were sold to usât considerably less than the regular wholesale cost in order that we might sell
quickly this stock of dresses and aprons at a big saving to you and a profit to ourselves. Also because we are
now overstocked in our regular line we are including every dress and apron in the store at from
ONE THIRD, ONE FOURTH AND ONE HALF SAVING
JULY SALE OF SILK POPLIN
MORE THAN
ONE HUNDRED
STYLES
Street Dresses
$ 10.95
A reiuarkaltle saving on women’s «tresses is this. ‘*!{«■-
markable” is the right word t«* use. It isn’t an «*jiaggi*r-
atiou. You might buy the materials in tins«* «lr«ss«s for
the sale-price but that wotil«! be the smallest of your wor-
ries. These ilrt*ss«*s “ on sale” are here, ready t«T wear.
Everyone of them is pretty enough to I k * f«*ature«l as a
model of its kind, and then* are enough different designs
to please any woman in town.
to choose from
inni to every worn
an we can say y o u r si/.i* is here
not every size in every p a tte r n , but
some w here in this lug show ing you
will fiml y o u r siz«*. g o m e to«lay
Cotton Dresses, House Dresses
and Bungalow Aprons
IN A HOST OF STYI.ES
Al thè Imi « si p n e e s o f thè seasou. T he «li'esaes ami apro n s
show n in tliis sale are Iliade o f «*xeelleut materiali« incliuliug
zepliym, g ingham , lineile and p ereales S ty le s are the lateal,
«•aeh molici p e rfec tly nia<h* am i «Inintily trillimeli, T h e r e 's a
big s a v iu g lo In* Inni oli eaeb garmeiit. Slm p «arly
$1.39
$1 75 tu $2 (MI garm eiita pri«*e«l eaeh
$1 79
$2 25 lo $2 511 g a rm c iits prieed «•aeh
$2 19
$2 75 to $.'iiMl garuientH prie«‘«l caeli
$3. fili to $ I tMI gai nielli* prieed eaeh
.. .
$ 2 1*8
$3 98
+5 imi t o $ 6 ih ) g a r u i e n t K p r i e e d **u«*ti
ttiie
H A L F PRtGK
lo t o f N oilcd d r e a a e s a m i a p r o n a a t
July Sale of Children’s Wash Dresses
DAINTY AND SERVICEABLE DRESSES
OF GINGHAM
Charming litth* styl«*s are shown in this as­
sort nf cut of little girls’ and miss«**’ «Iresses.
The siz«*.s are 2 years to 16 years, the «Iresses
of long-wearing, easily-tubbed ginghams
daintily trimmed ni many fetching ways
ami all" the colors fhat one would expect to
fimi in a complete showing of all purpose
«IresM-s for girls are here. S«*«* them today.
$2.25 values now...................................... $1.79
$2.75 values now.................................— $2.19
$.’{.00 to $2 25 values now.................... $2.69
$3.50 to $3.75 valli«** now...................... $2.98
$4.00 to $5.00 values now.................... $3.45
These elite little fro c k s a r e sun* to receive a cord ia l weleoim*
from m others. A nd why s h o u ld n 't t i n y ? Tin* m a te ria ls aloin*
ns«*«I in fa sh io n in g cost consid erab ly m ore th a n what w«* a re
a s k in g for the dreaa all made tip. t tin* g la n c e at this«* win
some «Iresaes will reveal, to m o th ers who know, t l n i r mark«'«!
su|H*riority o v er frticks of e«|ual price. Sp<*«*ial a tte n tio n is
called to tiles«* few.
'ÛJÜ
THE QUALITY ST u R E- goop
servi *
Cute Little Tub Frocks
for the Little Miss
FROM 2 TO 0 YEARS
These little Î n icks are tin* last w nrd in style ami
th e y an* «lesiglieli for aftcrnotiii went a n d «lr«*ss
i* I • «n*«* usions ju s t what tin* busy mot her has
b« i*n see k in g for her girlie uiuler school ag«\
I'll«* m n ti'iia ls a re liiu'ti«*, s«iisette am i poplin in
w nil«*, pink, light blu«* am i tail. Here is tin* s a v ­
ing.
$4 i)0 values, choiei at
$5 INI values, cimice at
$3.39
$4.39
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MIT O L D H . C . I_
When you use Cottage Grove flour, you save th<* charge
necessarily made on other flour for freight and handling, and
the saving is large enough to be quite an item in tin* year’s
exp«*nscs. Naturally you should wish to us«* a home product,
even were there no difference in the price, so th«*r<* is a
double inducement fpr th«* use of your home flour.
THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
F IS H E R M A N F IN D S CUB; M OTHER
BEAR A PPEA R S; HOUR SPENT
ON T O P O F S T U M P
Hoirietimi'S when on« gi»*» fish in g in
th e Cot tilge ( n o v e rotin try , he m I iou M
l*o p re p a r e d fo r bear. Th.it in the
perien ee o f J o h n T eeters, of Doremi.
While he wfm on n stream i few d a y s
»go his a t t e n t i o n was a t t i i r t e d In u
ru t, b ear, which he p ic k 'l l tip unit
sta rte li to fo n d lin g , b i t 1 1 1 * eiiressing
was rud ely interrupt«*'! Iiy the « m e r i
mou ions arriv ili ol the m • her of t lu­
cuti, whose presence in the icin ity had
no t been observed.
J o h n sudd enly
found him self o n to p o f
»even foot
s t u m p w hich hap p en ed to >e close at
h a n d and sa f e ly o u t o f n ich o f th e
e n ra g e d m a t e r n a l p a re n t • f th e cub.
How he got t h e r e J o h n • in 'n o t ex
plain, b u t th e r e w as not tin
to choose
a m ethod o f a sc e n t. H e
im ply had
to g e t th e r e and he got tin re and In*
sta y e d th e r e an hour or non* while
th e m o th er d iv i d e d her til natio n In*
tw een her y o u n g hopeful tn d th e man
up n stum p . J o h n ad m its th n t never
befo re in his life hud he In en h a lf as
badly f r ig h te n e d .
W H I T N E Y BOYS CHORUM A T
M E T H O D I S T C H U R C .l S U N D A Y
«Thousands
of Dollars
are lost yearly
throughout th e
Pacific N o r t h -
west by property
wrrr
protect their houses and buildings
FULLER Paint saves many thousands of dollars yearly
to property owners. It save* a great deal more than
it costs. Insure your property a g a i n s t the ravages o f
the elements with FULLER ftiint. Take a few minutes
and look over your property today.
W. P. Fuller & Co.
Northwest Branch
Houses at Portland,
S e a t t l e , Tacoma,
Spokane, Hoise.
1849-1929
Look Up a
FULLER Healer
in Your Town
FOR SALE BY W. L.' DARBY HDW. CO
T h e W h itn e y boys churn.*:, of S e a ttle ,
will give a co n c e rt Sunil >y m orning
a t 10:.’Ml ut th e M etho dist eliurch. Tie
com p any co n sists o f 40 le>ys picked
from th e W h itn e y chorus o f loot! mem
bers a n d re p r e s e n ts some re m a rk a b l e
ju v e n i le ta l e n t. T he boy « h a v e all
been a p p e a r i n g Ix-fore th e public for
• e v ir il i y e a r s an d h ave b i e n well re
ceived on all occasions. T he p rogram
will include vocal an d in s tr u m e n ta l
selections by d i f f e r e n t m em b ers o f th e
co m p an y a s well as num bers by th e
e n ti r e chorus. Admission to th e pro
g ra m is' free but a special o f f e r in g will
be t a k e n a f t e r th e p ro g r a m ..
A M E R I C A N L E G IO N TO I’LAY
L O O P H O L E M A C K I N ’H T E A M
T he A m erican lx-gion has challenged
Sam Loophole Mack i n ’s bunch of pale
face c o u n te r ju m p e r s to a gam e of bus«*
ball, which will be played a l •• o'clock
n e x t T u e sd a y even in g . N o ndinission
will be c h a rg e d and n o th in g will be
paid to secure an nudience, but a real
e x h ib itio n of th e n a tio n a l gam e is
promised.
Hugared* W a ln u ts The q u ic k e s t and
easiest ns well us th e most d e lig h tf u l
c o nfectio n is m ade with a cup o f s u g a r
an d fo u r teasp oon fuis o f w a te r ; boil
it u n til it spins a th r e a d , th en add
a b o u t tw o cups w alnuts find s t ir until
th e s u g a r h a rd e n s on the w alnuts. A
li ttle salt im p roves the flavo r.
One q u a r t e r pound o f c o p p e ra s dis
A little o a tm e a l in w nter no the
I f bluing is mixed with hot w ater
solved III tw o q u a r t s of boiling w a te r h a r k of the sto v e for w ash in g th e before s d d i s g to rinse w nter the
is th e best t h i n g for c le a n in g o u t u i hands when k itc h e n work is done will clothes will not I m - s l i e u k " ! e v e n if
clogged sink or lira
! keep^ the h an d s w hite slid smooth.
the w nter is hard.
Which Would You Prefer?
A pair of reading glasses over which
von art* obliged to pour overv timi*
.von look at objects more than a lew
feet a wav—
Two pairs of niasses one for near
view and one for far view
which
require constant shifting from one
to tlie otIlei*—
The old-style bifocal with the dis­
figuring line, seam or hump, which
hlur your vision and make von look
old
o r KBX5EPK
THf ONIY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL
which give perfect near and far
vision in one pair with none of the in­
conveniences of the old time methods.
K K ^ I ' T O K S (pronounced t'lip-
tocks) have smooth even surfaces and
are tree from line, seam or hump.
SHERMAN W. MOODY
KYKHIGHT Sl'KCI A LIST AND OITILIAN
Factory on I'remises I'lione .‘K>2 HH1 Willamette St., Hugene, Oregon
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