Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., October 08, 1920, Image 6

COX QA1NS ON HARDING
IN KRXALL STRAW VOTK
j f gr a de
for each
type o f
eneine
C oi tihowN • ^tini ovor Ìlai«liii$i in
city, Minto timi imtioti in tlu* K««\ull
itm w voto.
ìli l'ottuso tJrovo Ilio voto m: Il ini
»n$j Mal«* \oton, ILM^ i ' idh I i » voto*, <»1:
totnl 1 S l. l\» \ Mulo votosi, 74 ; trinai«
votosi, Al; total, 105.
In tlio itati' tlio voto ih : lltirilm^
Malo voto«. Alitili; tomaio \oton, l • • • ».
tot ni. Iti 1 1Ì. l\»x Mal»« voi oh , I • .T ».
toniti lo voto**, litui; total, 1ÌA54.
In tho nation tlio voti' ih : Il auliti^
Malo votosi, IA5.1Ì75; tomai«' votoH, 17.
Ulti; total, 1^1?,-tlU. Cox Mal»* voi*'«
III.SiSll; fornaio \«»t«*N, L’f».71L*; total,
itr.iioi.
Oli tho fao«' of thin voto 11nr«li iik
g»'t» AHI oloctortil voti'H ami Co\ |i»7
Want Moro Damati**
At li'tist tvvo |»ro|H*rty ownt'rsi aloni;
tho no a roa«l kuown uh tho S. K. Jtt* k
min rotai, w Inoli in iutomloil to « ut ««ut
a Ht«*«'p lidi ovor fho «Iiv iti»» ni tho
I .orano iovtion tiotwoon Ih«* KiiiHlavv
ami l ‘«»yot«* orook. huvo fìlo«l « laiiu* f»»r
moro «lama^t'H t Invìi tho vìovvorn al
l«»\\«*«l thoni. II. K. Smith sivks $1000
«lamaip'H iiiatoa«! of
uh alino «ai
him by th«» vì«*vvorH and William M< «»n*
olaim.H moro tlmu
vvhich vva** al
I ow oì I hi in.
Sihool.H H iv e No Tctachor*.
Thoro tiro tw«» m*h«Mil tlimtri«*tu ni il»»*
t'iid of th«' comi tv whith tir«* withoiit
tonchofn, nronling t«» a atatoim'iit minio
by K. »1. Muore, «*ounty HU|»oriiitond«’iit
la *tho ontirt* count\ lìl Hobooln nr<*
w »tinnii toachorn. Th»« tvvo in tlii^ h «* c
tion art' «lÌHtri«*t No. liti at I ««rum« »»«I
«listri«t No. Idi. A lùgli soI i « m «| toaoh«*r
ih alno w a litoti at l<orun«*.
Advfertitfllffc Sigila to Bo Reniovcd
WATCH Vol li LAHKL i f WILL PAY
! way of Pacific highway iiuih I r«*mo
t «lovvn, nfcorditig to anmniucoinoiit of
Stsitf* Kagint'or Nunn. Th«« aoti«»n wnn
_____ —.. takon on III«* theory that th«' lughvv av
rfc r «N
| * r* > 1 *«* 1 1 v ami that no |*« •»•«»* • ti
v o r htiH a right t«> a|*|»r**|»riato a part «•! it
* t«> hi?* «»vv a lino by pouting a«lv ort»"ing
he Oil for
your tractor
I'
The resources, experience,
knowledge and equipment
of the Standard Oil Company
combine to make Zerolene
an oil of quality. They cre­
ate an efficiency in the m;in-
ufacture of fine lubricants
hard to duplicate elsewhere
in the world.
Our Board of Lubrication Enpinear*
has studied your particular trp* of trac­
tor and provided for its Correct Lubri­
cation. Their recommendation» for the
Correct L ubrication o f autom obile»,
trucks and tractorsare available in book­
let form. Ask your dealer for your copy.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(C a lifo rn ia )
mire
M O U N T V IE W .
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Card of Thunk*.
Wo w i h I» h» « vproHH «mr appreciation
.1 li «’mite* inni Mr.
tlio klIldllOMN 'du. 1,11 UN III DUI rcccilt
Heur» « eie io «:<•«I hm *' III
Ito rim v onunt,
VV t'. Wttlk.-I tnid Family,
.........., )s ,...r. hte. .1 W
i Hoc 1« lord, low a
p
Hale K
I ili
Ninniti* «ucsls o f Mr. uml
| Mi». I,. K. I,min in thè Orove.
Oot. il. Mr nini Mr». ll**K'«t*' ri’
Mr. inni Mr..
liiriuiil Mumlny froui Ntileui, whero Ihey
\ | , H c \\
ut t< mini (he »foli* fair.
U iu is Millantili
Mr. au.l Mr». (l.orK .O froajfM d amt |
w Hl, u ,
Mr*. I l. Itnimtit'l«!. of th<* Urovc, homi of g o u t h .
w»'r«* out to th«' C \V. S«*nrH homo
W’t‘«ln«'mlii v o f la ut \vo«*k.
rii«* Aouu A II«* ii fainily ih tm»ving
frolli th«' 11«*11 1 \\«'11 plao«' iato Cottngo
llrovt* tIli« vovk. Mr. and Mia* (ìli'ii
I .»loditiagl», w lo» luivo ri'iitcd 1 1»«' pitici*,
vv di tnk«* immodiat»' pOHMCMion.
Mr. and Mrn. t*harl«'M llal«*H and Iti
ti«« «Imightcr v ÌMÌt«*«l Komluy witli rola
tivc'H ut Ikircna,
\«l«li noii lloat h tuoi tìnri'iic«* Mi'firn
rctnrn«'«l Thurmiay frolli iVmllcton,
vv h«*r»« tlioy att«'iido«l tlo* roiiii«lii|>.
Mr, and Mrw. I .avvri'iic«« Mriimfn'ld
N|M*nt th«' wook on«l in Cottagi* llrov«*.
Mr. ami Mrn. ('laudi* Arni*‘ h baby
min in quiti* ìli.
Mrn. Ktiti* Si'tira vìh itt'il ovor tlo*
vvo«*k « ini at Cortili vv 1 1 li l«or daoghtor,
Mrn. Victor C'htininan,
W .1, ( ’4iap»im»» vv a n in th«* llrov«*
Sut orilay.
\ «I « 1 1 ."« » li llo a t li l««ft WVtlnoNilay v ia ,
m otor f«»i l ,«*n»ll«'tun, \vh«,r«« ho cvp«*ctH
to *»p«*m| tIli* w intor.
Mr. and Mrn. VV. I>. 11«*tit h and fan»
Shoes (work or dross)
Gloves and Working
C l o t h e s (including
Shirts, Overalls, Sox,
Suspenders, I iu M mts ,
I >ress Shirts, e te .
Everything at Right
Prices.
Shot« and llariu'ss
liepairing.
Dick Hickson
ARCADE THEATRE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10
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THE “ THOUSAND OCTOBER BARGAINS”
at Umphrey Mackin’s Goes Far. to Give Cottage Grove
Lower Prices.
“ It Pays to t rade at Umphrey
Mackin’s’’
%
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Twenly Women’s Newest
Model Sweaters, $9.00
One Hundred
New
Fall
Corsets
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR OCTOBER
In designing tho ne.w trucks for tho wintor season every
woman should provide a proper fitting foundation in a correct
model corset. Here is an oppor­
tunity to select from one hundred
of the best quality new fall cor­
sets at a most moderate price.
Tfu se corsets are shown in flesh
and white, brocaded and plain
non-stretching fabric. Each cor­
set is silk »«bund at top and they
are shown in front lace, back lace
and high, medium or low bust.
< »nc hundred former $G.T>(), $7,
$7.50, $s and $*.50 corsets —
Choice for October............... $6.00
O N E H U N D R E D P A IR S
$ 1 5 (Ml
WOMEN’S FOR OCTOBER,
DRESS
SHOES
$9 95
These shoes are our finest quality dress shoes which regularly
retail at $12.50 to $13.50 a pair. The styles include kid and
calf leathers in black and brown. The heels include h olli
medium and high military and the french In • I.
Choice any pair during Oettilwr.... ....
$9.95
A Host
of October Bargains
FOR MEN AND BOYS—READ THEM
:; imi m en’s work shirts, former price .f 1 ,7i>,
now......... $ 1.45
bid men s work shirts, plain gray or blue chamhray, regular
value $1.50, now each........................................................
$1.25
lOOJ.ovs plain blue and gray and striped gingham shirts,
$1.25 to $1.45 values, now.............................
$1.00
All men s 10 to 11-inch high cut shoes, with double soles,
black and brown leather, regular price $11, for October $9.50
20 pairs men s 15-inch high cut shoes, our regular price
$14.50, now for October.™
....... ........................... $12.95
2.) pails o f men s ‘Solt and (J ikm I Star brand work shoes,
r.L-ulai prief
n o w ..................................................................$6.95
• >0 (tairs m en’s fine dress shoes, regularly priced $12.50 to
>1 • no« foi ' tetober
$11.00 to $12.00
All boys’ wool and corduroy suits reduced 15 to 20 per cent.
$12.50 to $19.00 suits now.............
$10.00 to $17.00
All boys’ high cut shoes reduced; $K.50 values, size 21/3 to 6,
now $7.50; $<.50 values, 12»_. to 2, now $6.50; $6.50 values,
sizes 12 and smaller, now....... ,........ ..... ...................................... $5.75
All boys’ heavy 7-inch shoes, size 2 ' to 6, value $6.00.. $5.00
• »0 dozen good weight canvas gloves, it gularly 25c, now.. 20c
20 dozen men s good weight black cotton hosiery, regular
price U5c, now 4 pairs for................................................
$1.00
Men s best blue denim overalls, Well-known makes, former
price $3.25, now for October..... # ...................................... . $2.95
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TWENTY FIVE WAISTS ON SALE FOR OCTOBER AT
. ONE THIRD OFF
•
Them* waists are new styles in materials of plain and printed
Heorgette, crepe de chenc, wool challic, messaLine and chiffon
taffeta. There is a good range of sizes from 36 to 42. The
regular retail price» are $7.50 to $15.00.
For October
ONE THIRD OFF
Fifty Boys’
Two - Piece Suits
REDUCED FOR OCTOBER
FOUR BIG BARGAINS
IN MEN’S UNDERWEAR
FOR OCTOBER
50 m en’s fall weight cotton union suits
in long sleeve, ankle length, regular
price $2.25 a suit, special for Octo;
her, each............................................... $1.95
50 m en’s heavy weight cotton rihlwd.
fleece lined union suits, regular price
$3.25, special for October.... ..... $2.95
40 m en’s gray wool mixed ribbed
union suits, regular $5.00 values, spe­
cial for Octolmr............................... $3.95
50 m en’s heavy soft wool ribbed union
suits, $6.00 value, special for Octo­
ber, each.......... ................................ ...$ 4 95
including ' ‘T uxedo" styles,
slip overs, button sweaters and
ruffled skirt sweater» These
sweater» are all new model»
and each is piii> wool. The
colors include Am ricali Itemi
tv, coprii, china blue, cerine,
Kelly green, iiuii/e, and combi­
nation »had1 I In .i wi nters
regularly retail at $1100 to
These boys’ suits are well made
of quality fabrics and ate hard to
weaj out. The trousers are the
"k n ie k e r" style and each pair is
full lined and all seams are re
in forced with strong tape. The
m aterials are corduroy, till wool
Oregon cashmere and cotton and
wool mixed fabrics. The styles
ar<* new and correct in every tie-
tail. The regular (»rices range
$12.50 to $19.
Special for'October... 20% OFF
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THE QUALITY sture - COOP service
• 'hnicc lui * let niter
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12 inch ItlcaehetI seamless pillow l Iting, fomit i |y 73c, now 60c
36-inch cambric, nainsook and Inngclnth, formel 00e to toe
50c
quality, now
..........................................................
40c
3*t inch bleached Lonsdale muslin, former 50c value, now
36 inch bleaelittl muslin, I flit- quality, former 40c value, now 29c
9 » blenched s dess sheeting, Iniinci $1.25 value, now
$1.00
Knitting wotsteil * irti in large banks, formerly $1 13, imw 9iic
Yard with outing flannel in white nini light patterns, I'onuer
65c value, now
,
awl
27 ¡udì outing .lanin i m whA< and light patterns, luriiivr 45c
value, now
32» <■
27 inch Daisy clolli while outing flannel, 55e value, now 35c
27 inch dark, heavy weight outing llaniu l, 55c value, now 40c
36 ineli sateen in black, while nini all colors, formel H5c value,
now Olii)
Olir
27 inch dress ginghams, including all -1«If, I5e and 50c pal
terna, > i ' •w
35c
32 inch fine zephyr ginghams, pretty plaids, stripes, cheeks and
solid ‘ oloi . I " alue, now
-
50c
27 inch Anniskeag apron cheek ginghams, former 39c value 30c
36 ini-li light and dark percales, Im nn i 15c anti 50c values. 35c
30 int-li mercerized poplins in all colors, 75c and K5c quality G5c
(D int'll best quality all silk georgette anti crepe de elicne, the
r'3 7.’> quality, now
$1.95
36 ineli messaline nini chiffon ta l ieta, formerly $3 25 and $3.50
a yard, now
$2.50
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Two Big Values Women’s Union
Suits for October
These twji numbers are medium anti
heavy-weight, iiiinlc of the fine»» while
cotton for winter wear. These two
union suit numbers are shown in high
neck, long sleeve; low neck, wing
sleeve; ihltcli neck, elbow sleeve;
sleeveless with shoulder strap or Hodiee
style with or without ribbon straps
ami ankle or knee length. The seams
are all flat anti perfect fitting.
I lea vy weight women's fleeced cot I on
union suits, regular $2.75 value, lor
October, choice
$2.25
Medium weight women's light fleeced
cotton union suits, regular $1.75 value,
for October, choice
$1.25
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