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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1920)
,« 2 = 2 0 = T he Blue Ribbon is aw arded only tor the best in quality— and you may be assured that every article offered in this Um phrey Mackin event carries the seal of superiority, combining satisfaction in service as well as reasonableness of price. BLUE RIBBON SPECIAL BLUE RIBBON SPECIAL WOMEN S HIGH HEEL SHOES livery pair of thi s«' h i t our finest «pial tv. All $8.00 to $9.00 values ............... $5.25 All $9 :><l to $12 00 v a I iii N $6 15 All $12.50 in ,$14 INI values $7 95 BLUE RIBBON BLANKETS Superior makes in perfect hlankets Formel $4.(HI cotton hlairkcts now $2.95 Former $4 25 cotton hlankets now $¿39 Funner $4.75 cottoli hlankets now $3 8.) Former $ti.50 Wool nap pluiil hlankets, now each......................................... $5 25 Fornici $7.50 Wonlnap plaid hlankets. , now each $5 95 Formel $10 to $11 wool blanket* $8.45 h Former $12 to $14 wool hlankets $10 95 1 ‘ Former $15 to $17 wool blankets $13.95 Former $1$ to $19 wool hlankets. $15.50 BLUE RIBBON QUILTS AND COMFORTS All formel $4.00 values now $3.00 All former $5.00 values now $3.75 All former $7.50 values now ’ $5.G5 All former $10.00 values now. $7.50 BLUE hornier Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Former Fortner Former 4 lo lì I Mohrs wi«l»>, former till«1 to 75c values, ichoice a vani .... ............. ... 39c / i * $1.35 $1.95 $2 15 $2.45 $2.95 $3 95 SI 95 $1.25 $1.50 $1.95 $2.25 $2.65 BLUE RIBBON GROCERIES Every item first quality at most reasona ble prices. Best hard wheat flour a sack. $3.15 Former 4o<- coffee a ll>..................... 25c Best safety matches \ Poxes 25r 8-o*. liars white litniulry s< ap. i bars 25c ( urve ( ut macaroni.................. 3 lbs. 25c M. J. B coffee, 3-lb t i n s ........... $1.49 I lie.3.»1(3 Japan tea, lb................... 39c No. 5 pail of eonipouml.............. $1.10 Japan rice.................................. 2 lbs. 25c Tillamook full cream cheese II»...' 39c hand now. Try a bo*. Sterling Feed Co. n2*«- F. B. Phillip* wnsn’t bothered by the high cost of turkey. Ilis son-in law, Henry McKinley, of Tillamook, sent him II) Cnnvasbaek ducks. C. K. Fl< -her ami family have moved into the Yoran property, corner of K ARCADE THEATER WEEKLY PROGRAM Fri., Nov. 26—“ Down on the shows, carrying their own spe Farm,” a 5-reel Mark Bennett cial scenery and electrical cf- I feels and presenting a per comedy. Comedy, “ The Great Nickel formance lasting two hours. Steel guitars, ukeleles, banjo, Robbery.” »Sat., Nov. 27—“ The A, B, C tarro patch, violin, hanjnke, of Love,” Mae Murray. Some flufe, xylophone. Nani, great thing for the women—not for est of Hula 11 it la «lancers. getting the men. The maid ol Two reels of comedy. many moods will leach you tin Tiles., Nov. .30—“ The Deli alphabet of love as she taught cious Little Devil,” Mae Mur it to her husband. ray. Length, six re«-Is; place, Eddie Polo in “ The Vanish New York slums. The sensa ing Dagger,” 9th episode, will tional road house scenes in be shown on Saturday instead which Miss Murray exhibits of Friday for this week only. several startling creations. Sun., Nov. 28—“ Anne of Wed., Dec 1—“ The Market Green Gables,” Mary Miles of Souls,” Dorothy Dalton, M inter. ( ’«ime and we New York in her “ Pathe Review,” motion pic gayest revel. See her on a New Year’s eve in the most sensa- tures in colors. “ Topics of the Day,” from tional cafe scene ever filmed. Thnrs., Dec. 2 “ Checkers, ” the Literary Digest. Mon., Nov. 29 -Kulolia’s a special attraction, by an all star «-ast. On«- «d’ the greatest Hawaiian«, an elaborate «pee taeular musical production. h o rse races ever filmed. Comedy, “ Heart Snatchers.” The greatest of all Hawaiian BLUE K1BB0N ALL WOOL DKE8S 000D S MI foriui ‘ 1 $2 25 vulnes iinw v• I $1.66 MI foriner $2 50 valucs limi yd $1.96 MI l'«ii sf2 75 vnbii-H limi yd $2 26 MI ltiriniT $3.00 v «linea now y»l $2 50 MI lorinei $3.25, $3.50 vuliiea now $2 95 MI forincr $IH0 vnliK'N now y«| $3 50 MI l ni tiiei $4 50 valucs iiiim v » 1 $3 95 MI ini lin i $5 (1(1 vnbiea now y»l $4 26 MI iniiniT $(» mi, $7 Dii coatiiigs $4 96 MI l’ormer $7.50, $8.50 rnatings $6 96 Umphrey & Mackin’s '*• 4 BLUE RIBBON HATS FOR MEN Rabbit fur felt hats here t/f all the Hew- est shapes as well as the staple st vies a complete range oi shades are >hnwn in sizes 6*4 to 7*j. Note tin- n ‘Ottona hlc • prices. Al former $5.00 values now.... $4.00 All former $6.00 values now. $4 50 All former $6.50 values now...... .....$5.00 All toriner $7. $7 50 values now $6 CO RIBBON UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS For Men $1.35, $l.o0 garments now 51.00 $1.85 garments now........... $2.25 ganni-nts now.......... $2.50 garments now.......... $2 75 garments now.......... $3.25 garments now.......... $4.50, $5 garments now..... $5.50, $6 garments now..... For Boys $1.50, $1.75 garments now. $1.85, $2.00 garments now $2.25, $2.35 garments now. $2.50, $2>5 garment* now. $2.95, $3 25 garments now Roseoe Hem*nway, son of Mr. ami Mrs. D. H. Hemenway. got two first mentions ami a second mention in a drawing contest conducted for the freshman class in architecture nt the University of Oregon. We are handling apples this season and have some very choiee ones on FANCY RIBBONS BLUE RIBBON SPECIAL 36-INCH SILKS Host quality pure silk crepe i|e cheiicN, iiicssa line, chiffon taffeta every puttern lull 3« inches wide in a host of colors aiul shinies. Former $3, $3 25, $3 5u values, choice a yard, special, only $1.89 Blue Ribbon Leaders Each Item First Quality—Price the Lowest YARD GOODS .36-inch 36-inch ! o- 2« -inch , 27-inch U 36-inch 36-inch 27-inch BLUE RIBBON UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN AND OIRLS Oirla WOMEN AND GIRLS All women 's silk petticoats, fornici >9, *10 values. $G 9.6 All Sateen petticoats in Mark ami colors redu ced 202« All olitili}; flannel *nwin reduced ............................... 25% All girls' wool shirts and drawers, size 10 to Hi years, re duced 60";, All aprons and dresses reduced 33 1-3% All sweateis i edite«d ................ 25"; /» MEN AND BOYS Former 25c value cotton gloves a pair Former 20c value cotton gloves n a pair.................... pair Men’s best quality blue overalls s a pair pair................... All men's and boys’ wool mackin; kinawx reduced.... One lot former $1.50 work shirts < ts each.................... < )ne lot former 85c wool soeki a pair................... One lot former 35c cotton h o c ! ,s, two pairs for..... Former $1.75 work shirts now All sweaters reduced............. THE QUAL I TY 12%c $2 25 26% 75c 59c 45c 98c 25% STORE- GOOD SERVICE amt Chestnut. Mr. Flcuhcr in n nephe« if I. H. Morris nnd recently crime here from California to make this his home lie is a photographer and inny open a .I udio. Wait for the (treat Shirley & Co. 0 ’ ippear here Drecmlirr 7 under auspices if the American l.egton. A guaran feed attraction worth waiting for. n2llr Fred Turner returned this week from Bend, where he expect* to move in the -pring, having traded hi* ranch nt Hoyal for a place there. It. .T. Shinn Was in Kugene Tuesday on business. A money back if not satisfied attrae tion, the (»rent Shirley & Co. will be here December 7 under auspices of the American Legion. Watch for future nnnouneements. Something worth wait ing for. n2«ic Mrs. .fohn Powell in spending Thanks giving at SKeridan nt the home of her ■•inter, Mrs. Nathan Maniwk. (). A. Allen and son Cecil visited in Kugene Tuesday. Mrs. Myron McOee returned Tiiwtdny from Kugene, where she underwent an operation for nppendieitis, from which she is recovering nicely. Tire*—Trade your old tires in on new one* at the Cottage Drove Vul eaniziug Works, 410 Main Ht., nenr the bridge. BLUE RIBBON CURTAIN SCRIMS A splendid assort nielli ni new patterns in prrfeet curtain materials al pi in s tImi are sn reasonable you will want In pur eliase tor ninnilia allelui All former 25r scrims now 19c All former 30o, 35c scrims now 25c All former 4(>c, 45c scrims now 29c All former 60c scrims now 35c All former 60c, 65c scrims now 45c All former 75c, 85c sci ima now 56c wan at the home of her »laughter. Mr. ami Mrs. M. M. Wheeler are »pending Thanksgiving nt Hoseburg at the home of their non Hurry. Mrs. Cora I/»wry, of Yoncalln, is spending Thanksgiving lit the home of her son, S. K. l/iwry. Mrs. Klmer Munson nini daughter arrived Tuesday from Milverton and will visit until the first of the year at the home of Mrs. Munson's mother, Mrs. |{»ib»>rt Sutcliffe. Mr. Munson is engaged in t h«* const ruction of a house at Milverton, Mr. nnd Mr*. J. K. Shelton and Miss Mae Uruham motored up from Ktigene yesterilay. Miss Muriel Shay is home from Mon mouth for the Thanksgiving vacation. SOCIETY Millard McFarland, son of Mr. nn»l Mrs. Frank McFarland, eatertained n few o f his friends an«l some of their mothers November 12 in honor of hi* third birthday anniv ersary. lt«*frr*li merits of bananas, candy, birthday cake and ice crenrn were served. * The Social Twelve club entertained nZOtfc their husbands at dinner Friday even Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Ibfker, who re- eently arrived from Ashton, Ida., have doeided to locate here and through tin Homer Bnllowny agency have pur chased the llenry property nt the cor ncr of Dibits avenne and Cherry court, from K. K. Kvennon. The Intter re eently nc«)uir«ul the property from Mr. Henry, cxchnnging Ashland property for it. Mr. and Mrs. llenry will move to Ashland the first of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Kvennon will move thin wi-ek into the south Sixth street residence they recently purchnsed. Kxtra good fresh milk cow for sale. F B. Phillip*. Mrs. Kiln Wilson hn* returned from a visit of four month* in Hnakatche ing at the II. A. Miller home. A social evening followed. Miss Huey was a guest. ♦ ♦ Constellation club members nnd I heir families will join in a Thanksgiving dinner in the banrpiet room of Masonie temple. k» Former Former Former Former Former Former Former $1 50, $1 75 garments now $2 25 garments now $2 75 garments now $3.DO garments now 65«' garmenta now.. 75c garmenta now ............ $1 mi garmenta now....:..... $1 35 $1 06 $2 16 $2.46 .50c 80fl 75 c Former Former Former Former Former Women $150 garmenta now garments now... garments now garment« n-»w garments now $1 26 $1 95 $2 15 $3 16 $3 95 $1 25, $2 25 $2 50 $3 50 $4.50 BLUE RIBBON SHOES FOR FAMILY 50c Former 75c babies’ shoes now 79c Former $1 mi babies’ shoes now $115 Former $1 50 babies’ shoes now Former $2 00 chihlreii’a shoes now $1.66 Fortner $2 65 rliiMrcn’n shoes now $2 25 Former $3 25 chihlrcii'a shoes now $2.50 $4.95 Former $6.00 women’s shoes now Former $8.00 women'a alinea now.... $6 96 Former $10.00 women's shoes now $7.45 * Former $1 I 00 women’s shoes now $9.95 $3.25 Former $4.50 boys' shoes now $4 25 Foi mer $5.50 boys’ shoes now $4 76 Former $6 00 boys' shoes now $5 00 Former $6.50 men's alinea now $6.50 Former $8 to $9 men’s shoes now $1100 Former $12 to $14 men’s shoes DOLLS Big Display of Dolls Saturday in our show w indow , look at them, count them. T h e girl making the nearest guess gets a box of candy, second prize also will be given. W rite your name plainly and hand it in before D ec. 1st. Last Call on Ladies' Fine Waists—You have until Decem ber 1 to get a waist at less than cost. Percales—New lot of percales, yard wide, just caino in, at 24c the yard. New lot of Calico at 15c the yard. Remnant Counters—Everybody is grabbing bargains here. Toys— We are putting out toys daily. Our big stock will be out soon. Watch for it. Remember—All our children's dresses at less than cost up to December 1. ■4» ♦ 4? »Mr*. A. W. Ilelliwell pleasantly en tertnined the M, P. D. club Tiicsdny afternoon, refreshments following n social hour. There were no guests. The club meets next Tuesday with Mr*. K. K. Mills. • • • The LnCnm IIS club meets next Trie* »lay with »Mr*. T. C. Wheeler. The Fair Store J A WRIGHT, PROPRIETOR COTTAGE OROVE
