Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., November 19, 1920, Image 3

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Tales of the Town
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tin* I ioiimo Mt«\«*rnl «lay* the flin t of flit-
w rrk .
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on tin* righ t wrm t yi*nt«*r«luy h I iv i i hm
loiml nuw lirolu* m ill Mtrurk him.
W . W . nml K. N. Ofltrliiitt, o f Jliillrt«,
nro \i*«ifinf: t hi* W a 11 1 * r H anford fain
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Mm. tloorgo Mi'C^im n Mpcnt Wediii**
day night in Ku fp m ut tin hono of
h«»r brother, Jean«« ( ir l f f in .
Mali» fro « lu r
a r riv e d
W«*«lm .lay
from !>■"• i i . i.i i
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M r. nml M r*. C’la ir Hpruy arriv e d
Wedlo'Ntlay from l(ohi‘lnirg fo i a vihit
w ith M m H prny V m other, M r » J« i»lhn
II ir|
K ittle I.iliu m H u ll r ii ini’ m a r l.n ak
mg her no»«* TiioMtlny
T h r r«»pe of
lu r »iwmg broke nml »hi* fi ll on lo r
fun*.
F o r Hull« T w o urn* ri|»j*li* orchard,
on v 1 »r 1 1 in*, iH’ar high
hoo! hi Kn
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rot iirni'il to th ru
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W i‘flm*Milny, a f Ir r a In o f s lo t wi*h
M r K im '* ( h i n n f‘ 1 , M r
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Mm. V. 'I'. K am ltill wi « taken to a
Kugnm* lioHjntal W ednesday for traut
•unit.
Mr. nml Mm. fin ir le M a to , returned
W ailmooluy from a wark in I'o rtla m l
A niiinliar of young people from Hug
inavN nml In lig h t
V n llet
enjoyed a
|.|i'ilMii Ii t a v ailin g at fio U
A K rrn r
Iioinr H nnilay evening
Mill Dock OlvrM Way
ih. m I Militi n i l •!' m I ban > I ■
.
lom lail w ith uiiMrMHonril lum ber, roi
la| iw«'.| M omln y liig lit Hloling »»everut
thoiiM|iii<|tr f r r t of Inmln-r into tin- arrak
mol ili ranging about too f «•«• t o f fluirò
w ill ah ran umlar tha dork from th r
null
Mr. M ille r am piovi tw o logging
tru ck *. unii of w lui'h pit mm « «I o v rr th»'
dork that m orning, fim lin g it appnr
entlv ri« Molili a* avnr
T h r *'ollri|»H*'
oraufrail In tha availin g , about Ü 111,
whan thar«* warn no workm an nbonl
und in» i»nr wnn in ju red in tin- w n e k
halli h**n Hnrnlay. H i* rtu b lrrn
vi va
'l’Io y nra M m . K ilt li Krinpp,
of A Jb n iiy ; M m ftthel M o rris, o f H e
a l i l i 1, NI r i K ilt ir Hi o v ili, o f H r n tf lr ;
I»olii h K n o w lto n , o f l'o rtlfim l, uml Ifu r
ry K n o w lto n , o f Meritile, ut whomr hoina
Mm. K n o w lto n iliml
miii
Jbrthday P arty at Htar.
timi of thi'ii proparty ut $2l.jb
T hi
rasili! of th r im p iiry ls con
t u ir i" l in tha Marni unnual rrr.ort o f
*>. Il Ornili, Mtntr lubor aommiusionar,
g»' 1 ** ,!<t today.
Ankm| fo r suggan
fior
n In tiv r to how tha high cost o f
liv il.g fuijfht »**' O V»rcoB», «Tic follow-
<»'K
w ir c muri« by lubor
uni'
iin r n l ^ : I.« h i «Infiori
iiKinriHt
jirn fif««r», ronfi' wng««, luw rrq u irin g
flint
II riiunufiirtur«rl ^or«|« b«ur th«
|«rir-.- innrk, unii tu g l» « Intuir u viri«-»
miri li«riring in in d u a try.
-T h e Old Original Fixit Shop
Oeorjfe Dahl, Proprietor
I have rtiop<'ii<-<l my F ix it Shop in t h e Im k t- ry l>ui 1«I in«r on
Sixth uln-ft nppoxitr- t-ily hall. I'lurn l*in«r, orltl jobs urn I ro|tair-
• »»M " I t'v riy ki 11 « 1 (irompfly «Jon«- at ri-nttniiahlt- prict-w. I f you
kntrvv whi t lu r or not it c-an Iw don«-, hrmir it to mo anti
I will toll you.
A piar» Ma ni Nurprijo* prirty wn* g ivan
Hat .ut ty r .i iung Li tha .1. 11 Hpuh X
hoim* ut Htur in Imnm of M.
Ja n
lu t i ' m f if t r r n t h b irtln ln y unni verna ry.
1( frin ii miriti* wara narvali nf th r rioni*
of tha rv i fiing w hiah wum ib -ligh tfnlly
To
rr-mriv«
chi-wlng
«uro
fiorn
pani in aonvam fition, munir uml gurnm. rln llo
or l'urju't«, «n tu n it» thè [ilur«
w i'h k 'i o . i n c Buri thr- (funi w ill «u-.ily
rrniii o ff.
Orango Cramm
tiruti* I bruoii uml 2 or unga*, mix
w ith I ru p of Mijgur am i
cup u t
■Alitar uml look nlow ly iin fll nugnr i*
«b’ io lv iil.
Albi t h r r r wa|| b aiitru «-ggn |
unii rool.
W h i n th irk «tir in «ma ru p I
whippail i ranni, puf oli ira to rool uml
narva w ith cuke.
IV w U n io n M in H aved Coin.
Hnlrin, O ri',, N ov. t»
l'. f t y rrght par
ri nt of th r lubor Union m rm brrn who
tifivi* r ip o r t ili on un im priry by th r
«■ditte l.ibor l’oinm iM.ionrr ria m i th r y
n u vn l no m oney ib m n g tha y ru m 101H
uml 11*11», svini. Ili par «*ant nny th r y
h i i v i i ì an avrrrig«. of $259 fo r 1 il 1 m uml I
$22* for Itili*
K o rty r ig h i par rr n t ■
ri porti <1 flint th ry ow rimi th s ir own I
hoiiirN or bruì coni m eta to purchujM*,
Mm. K n o w lt n D ia* In B a a ltla .
w liila 52 par ri ut w«*fr rantar* p uying
W on t reached h rra y antri ijn \ n ft r r
hoij .. r > ti t w hiah u v rrilg rit
1 «
11»IH, $11».H h for 11*11» nn«H
IIOOII of th r ili n th III H rn tflr o f M r . I m onfh for
It $2J.70 fuX 11»2<*. T V omi * who own th r ir '
Ha r uh K n o w I ton, for m any y ra r
i r ^ i iti ‘ I o
j t
1 » r “ ■ »
rnl1 ".-.n hoinmt raport tha n vrrr.g r valuu
Till- fu
At the Rear of the Pirxt National Bank Building on Sixth
Shoes (work or dress)
Gloves and Working
C l o t h e s (including
Shirts, Overalls, Sox,
Suspenders, Rubbers,
Dress Shirts, etc.
Everything at Right
Prices.
Shoe and Harness
Repairing.
Knowles & Graber
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Hardware
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Dick Hickson
Furniture
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SLAUG H TER
Seventh Street Garage
-------------------—— Perini Brothers, Props. ------------------------
All kinds and makes of cars expert I v re­
paired; courteous and prompt service; gas­
oline, oils and complete garage service.
Ladies’ Fine Waists
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THE CELEBRATED CHEVROLET LINE
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[Today and Until December 1
Cottage Grove Cattle, Horses,
Hogs and Chickens
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Like Cottage Grove Products
E ve ry W aist on Sale at Less T h a n the
Price Paid f o r T h e m . Call in and Price Them
Regular $6.98 waists at
$4.95
Regular $8 48 waists at
$5 96
Regular $8 75 waists at
$0.00
Regular $6 75 waists at
$4 05
Regular $G !i0 waists at
$4.45
Regular $.r> 98 waists nt
$3 95
Regular $2.98 waists at
'
$1 95
Regular $3 98 waists nt
at
$2.70
Regular $T>.2f> waists at
$3.75
Regular $2 7f> waists at
$1 75
Regular $2 00 waists nt
at
$1 20
Regular $1.7& waists at
$1.10
We have 20 waists on sale at less than
cost until December 1
Children's serge dresses—only three
left—
Hope muslin 20c a yard until Decem­
ber 1.
$G 45
which is going on our sales counters
$0 98 now at
$4.45
daily—we must make ncm .
$4 .It» B N i t
$2.70
The prices we are offering you can
Remembei that our regular prices are
safely buy at, for we are offering them
All our children's gingham dresses at
outings,
less than cost until December 1.
I
$1.25 dress at
89c
$1.50 dres; at
95c
ginghams,
ribbons,
bath robes, bargains.
Slaughter sale on gowns.
We have 100 dresses, all sizes and
$2 00 dress at
$1.35
styles. We will sell you any one at less
$1 05 dress at
$1.10
$2.25 dress
at
$1.00
at
$1.70
than cost until December 1.
F o r d so x v
Farm Tractor
We will have a big remnant sale of
tv
ginghams, outings, draperies, etc.—you
$9.40
1 at
$7.45
$2.25 dress
a t.............................
$1.45
1 at
$9.45
$2.85 dress
at
$1 90
$2.98 dress
at
$2 05
we are selling them; also see the many
$3.25 dress
at
$1 20
new things we have on display.
can pick up some wonderful bargains.
1 a t ..............
$7 90
at
$0 95
at
$5.45
$4.75 dress at
............................ ¡S3.46
at
$3 00
$6.00 dress at
................................... $3.70
von saw it first you saw it in The Sentinel
sweaters,
$1.20
at
if
Call in and look. Get pnees on our
1 at
$7.95
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
First in S ervice— F irst in Safety
at loss than the new prices will justify.
cut prices.
$2.50 dress
$11.50 skirts 1 at
THE OLD RELIABLE
in our store for our big Holiday stock
One dozen ladies’ dress skirts to lx-
sold at less than cost until December 1
First N ational Bank
We are compelled to make changes
$8 50 now it
$1. 8 dress
THE qOTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
More than 100, (XX) Fori Ison tractors have been sold to
farmers in the United States. They are helping those farmers
All wc ask is to call and price the
do more and better work in less time at less cost. North, east,
south, west—everywhere the Fordson has proven itself a
money-maker ami a real necessity to the farmer. Besides it
is helping mightily to solve the labor problem.
Those 100,000 ami more practical farmers have affirmed
the economy—the exceptionally low fuel and operating cost—
of the Fordson, its time ami labor-saving qualities and its
ability to increase production. The Fordson was built to lie
the most economical tractor; it is compact and devoid of ex­
cessive weight; and it is built of the same strong iron and
steel as the Ford ear.
Winter or had weather does not hinder the Fordson’s use­
fulness. Day or night—twenty-four hours u day if you choose
—you can utilize the Fordson.
Only so m an / Fordsons are allotted to this territory. Or­
ders are being filled in sequence— first come first served. Let
ns have yours now.
There’s a practical use for the Fordson every «lay of the
year. L et’s tell you. Come in ami have a tractor talk, (live
us a chance to mak«- a demonstration on your own farm.
waists, skirts and dresses—see how low
Remember our big stock of Christmas
goods will be out soon. Watch for it.
THE J. A. FAIR
STORE
W R IG H T , P rop .
W o o d s o n B roth ers
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