Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, December 10, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI I BTATK IH AL80 AFTER LAWLK88 CAR 0WNEK8 HEALTHY NEW YEAR I f ii w ifi* tlrtWKi'H up to ! I m » fitahion t It o iir lg lilm m mi y iimmiii (lu n g * n Itoli I Low wl»»» k«*«*|»* lo r Iinwlm•««! ’* n<«o to tin* I'rim U to fiiv I f *!««* n not p a r tir ii In r u lio u l h««r ilrra a th«y f ••••! »«»rrv fo r th«* m uti who hu* to | * \ r w ith m uh u «lowil. • • • It ‘ ii h m ìih rU «. fu n n y how* n iu rh ftintii«*r a Jok«* Nouiotiiii«*n i f it in on noini’oni* • • • A Nnw V iirh iin -n rh i’r miy» k i t » n 1 » worn« lim n ilr ln k in g w h is k y . 11« mu»* r« f« r to » lin t it li'iiil» tu, • • • F<l»**rn*m*«* m on«» <«f thn f«»w < o«tlv t i n n i i th a t in alw ayn w o rth itw t an n iu rh to 1 1 h ow ne r hut fo r w hirl» then- in no o u trig h t mil«*. T. A K u ffle y , i*hi«*f fie h l «leputy «>f th«» llM*tor velitele «II v ih Ì m »» o f thè Hee re tn ry o f «tut« «iffiee, auy* th a t os«*r if ‘20,01)0 in « nr licenae fee* hnvt b««ii ro lle e te d ami fo iw a rd e d tu thè «I« p: ri ment .duri A u g u *l 15 by thè f *••1*1 «»fftrer*, am i th a t tn eve ry iiiMttine«' I h«'*«' w«*re fü r r a r * aliea«lv in »»pera tm n , no • t t'«»f t lift v ln g be«»n niu»le by thè ow ne r* tu procure Ili» prop» r ItreiiMe, . • M m iy v to la to r* bave been buri»!!«»«! ami a rre *t* trinile fo r failur«* lo pro vi«l«» lu e ii» e * on v i 'I i m I ìh , a* w ell a* l'or H p e t d m g , itn p ro p e r lig h t* , am i a g e m m i v io la tio n ut' thè r»»ad Inw* Che w o ik Nu fu i ani*o||iph*he<l I h I h ro in in g gi iie ra lly kno w n fim i ha* been all iliee nt i vi» to h a lli ut f M'e fa th ro ilg h un i thè t »I « f • » rerpuf» a b«’tt« r »»I» Hervan«*«* n f th«* um tor vi ho le la w * uh a m a tte r o f p u b lic nafety T I m * ile p a r llt iijit I n « h te rn u m d , Mr lln f f e r t y *ni«l( flin t a b it t e r obnerv ance o f thè *tat<« rm dor vehiele law d ia li he h A «| rim i no raercy w ill b«* rtbown tu »IriviTM who perNiNt in thè \ io la tio n o f it. H p ic in l n tte n tio n w ill b«* g iv e n to u d ì v m ln tio n * riN improp«*r iig h t* , fa ll ore tu «lini tig h t* wnen rn e i'tin g uther v e h id e * and thè nbu*e o f rum i p ri v ih g 1** Th«* d riv e r o f th** heuvy u iu to r v e liirle who iin a g iric * th a t hi* own.N a ll thè roa»l w ill umili f im i htin «•I f fu rin g th<* Judge, he nnld. 0ANNKK8 TI11NK FUT17RE 8RI0HT FOR INDUSTRY < fp til fl iH ii» per\a«l«*H t h e r r i l i f i i n g i l i n o t ic i : publication « l u n l r y t h r o u g h o u t th«* e u * t u n t i n n d di- M i n t u t th * pr • •««•fit f i n i e , a r e t i n i Ilcpa r t tu«-ti t o f th* I n t r r io r , I H. i n g t « * .1 ( t ll»»lt, tu a n t i g e r o f flu* I.tttn! O ffi« ’«» n t Ito * hurj», O u'Kon, Ih» K u g e i i e l ’r u it l i n i wi r » ' iiH H i. e ia ti n ii r«*ml»«»r 7, lito ti a m i p m k i n g m a n u g » r »»!' Ih«* Or«‘g o n N«»ti«*«* m h«*r« hy g»v«»n t|»at € ‘ • M » w e r ’i ( '«►< ja r a 1 1 \ «• .inn ur la t ¿ufi, w h o (In tru , • »f lm rn n n f O ris o n , who on .Inn n t u r t ' i ’d f e r « * n t l y f r o m a t r i p t<* C h i u n ry 21, 11*1*1, unirti* hoim ut* a«l r a tr y r a g ù , wh**re he n t t * ‘ li«b «l ;i « a »h l» g u t e nr ria l No. (>105.12 fo r N F » , H K 1/,, H K 1 « f r «ifll t II»' ff ; « • r t II W **»t a lll«*«*tlltg n f t h e N K H , H« t . 2, T H» H It 5. W , an il on N a t i n n a l ( ‘a n i i f f * ’ :iHM«»riati«iri. M u n ti 1, !!»!«'», mail«* lo h litm tia l H I M r . I l * d t *i>i«| t h a t th«* e a ii u e f H u t i l i N o (ItOfttH fo r till* NK',» s y .\k , H W , p a c k e r * a * a r u l e » ta te t h a t p m - p « t N K I , mu*t ion 2, T ow n nh ip 1!» H , Itanj»*» f e r b i H i n e . N a r e no w b r i g h t e r t h a n 5 \V.# W illa m r tto M«‘i»*lian, han fih*«! t h e y h a v e b«‘«*n f o r -u m e t i n e pu nt not mu * o f in te n t toil !•» r.iake f ili n i t h r ••• b u t t h e y b e l i e v e t h a t t h e r e w i l l la» nu y m r p ro o f to i^ntahlinh rln itn t«» th«* •»t u l d i / a t tu n u n t i l a b o u t th«» f i r » t n f la n il n lin v r «leur rib«»«!, h rfu fi* I- (> th«* y e a r . lrnrn* l, !J. H ('olurunoooiii r, at K u^rne, M r . H u i t N ay * t h e f a d war* b r o u g h t U n t o li, un th«» Ifith «lay o f .la a u a ry, o u t a f t h e m e e t i n g o f t h e t i n t i n n i t i 11*21 a mine i n t Io n t h a t t h e « a l i n i n g i m l u * t r \ Ct iiia a n t fiam«’i* a« w itn * *•*•*• A G I* w r y » t r o n g l y u r g a r n / e d , i **p* « i n l l v Mr|>fun«'|, o f l.o m n e , (*r«-j»oii; J .1 i n t l x * w e n t , j i w i t h a t th«* « l i f f « * r e i i t M r I *;* h o' I, o f Lorane, O regon; J*»hn p l a i t * h a v e r e a c h e d a d e g r e e o f e f f i H rh rtn ip f, o f l^irnn«*, Or«*gi*n; Ouorg«’ c i « n c y m»v»*r b e f o r e a t t a i n « ’«! lla tlle y , o f |«orane, Oregon Mr H o lt *ni«l th a t Or**g«»n fru it W II C A N O N , p r o d n e t * un» n o w u t t r a o t i n g m o n at (II0J7 * ReKinter t t u i t i o n i n « l i f f « * r « n t p a r t * o f t h e n m n t r y t h a n e v e r la-for«», a m i he b « l i e \ e * t h a t a f t e r th«* i i d v i ' r t i - i n g r u m p a i g n «>f N O T IC E t h e ( tri*g«ifi ( i m w e r u * ( ' o o p e r n t i v « * a * roR . Tr«*a»ury «l«»part»ai»nt, <*ff»rr o f C*»nip tr«»H«*r «»f th«* C u rre n cy, Wnnhini¿ti>n, N ov routier 2(1, 1020. Wh«*r«*n», l»y e n tin fa c to ry evi«l«*fin prt*«M*nt<*l to the umlerio>»n«*«l. it hai» iH=ra mmte to appear th a t The F ir* ! N n tio n a t Hunk o f C ottage G ravi*, in the r i t y «»f C o tta ge O rove in th»* ro u n ty o f l.an e am i «tate " f Or«*gon brut roinpli«*«! w ith a ll the p ro v Intoni« «if the A rt o f C ongre** " t o e n a h lr N a tio n a l H a n k in g A **«oriation* to i * i ti'in l th e ir ror|M»rati- «»*i*t«»nr«»# and fo r o th e r purponea, * * approved J u ly 12. |MM2; N o w . th e re fo re , I. W illi* J Kowl«*r, a c tin g ( 'o m p tr o llr r o f th. t ’u m -n rv do hereby e e r tify th a t " T h e K irnt N a ti o lia i I tanh o f C ottage O rc u V " in th«* r i t y <»f C o tta ge O rove in th e ro u n tv o f l.a n e am i - t a ti »*f O regon i* a u thor i«ed to have *urr«‘* iio n f»»r tin* pe ritai ■ p iT ifir d iu i t * amended a rt irle * o f a*«tiM*iritioii: nam ely, tin t il clou* of huMittnitn on N o v rin la T 21, J1M0 In t«**t in to tiy \vher«*«»f witn«»** in ' ham l and tieni o f offlc«» tin * twenti«*th «lav o f N ovem ber. 1020. W II . I. I H I P O W I.F R A c tin g C .irtip tro lle r o f the C urrenev C h n rte r No. 5012 H xte n *io n N o 1*27 Oer 1 .11 DAYS OF DIZZINESS • a i tim i I* w e ll under way the bun» a«*»* w ilt gr««w w ith great ut ri» left. L Y N X HO LLO W . *j ' ■ 1 h*r. t» K t K. !.. .s, j.* ¡ti la y lor ami Aubrey iV n lfim l niaile » t r ip I « » Kug* ne Tun* »lay. \ \ i i l Ja m in am i n « oi frutti near Cre* w ell were in the 1 i • >11«»vv Tucm lny. M r. H o u r*, a b r o th e r «if tic*», I** bere fr o m K a tin a *. M r* . M a rv in J a rk * o n wrui in on bufoney* Tuesday th«* (im v i* (♦ «urge J o h iiN o ii, w h o I im «I I h * c i i in a S filc n » li»»»- p i ta 1 f o r *o tii4 ' tu n e , « a in e horn«* F rid a y Th«* you ng p« «»pie lim i a stirpri*«* p a rty fo r Ja*. P la n k S a tu rd a y n ig h t. A ndrew H o rn , u San K rn n iM co nier «'hant, v i*itc « l bu«t w*» k in the fa m ilie s • •t h i* m«T«-*, M r*. H. Y. P o rte r and M rs Pi ank M achie. He had been hebt up tw ic e in h i* store in th«» last ten m on th * and no badly injur«»«! Ia»th tini«"« he Itati to go to a ho spita l. Sino» he ru n ic here M r*. H o rn w rit« '* that tip i» lu i* been an othe r hold up «»n th e ir str«*«»t. M r*. M a rio n (.«'bow and M rs. I. N I>r«***er wer«» g tie xt* in the Mueki«* home Hundity. H E R D OP M O U N T A IN S H E E P P O UND IN D O U G LA S C O U N TY TEOPLE City Transfer flaulitig and Graying D O N E O N S H O R T N O T IC E P IA N O M O V IN O A S P E C IA L T Y O fftr « In S pra y B ric k N ear 8 P. D opot P H O N E 90 OROVE TRANSFER COMPANY Furniture Moving and ( Seneca! »lohhing ^ F w. JA C O B S . P R O P R IE T O R Re*. Phone 21 F I O ffic e Phono 4 Mr» V ic to r O in p ln n n . M r. nnd Mr». W nldo M ille r nnd M r. nnd Mr» F It I ’ h illip » were C ottage D rove vi« ito r» Tuenduy Mr«. N num ii Muir», o f D o rm a , wa» a D IV ID E . gu r»t ln»t week n t t h r home o f h *r »on f'h n rlr» Hnlr». (H | m i ' i i ì | to T b i' H x a lin H .j M r. nnd M r 1 f'ln n d e A rn e nnd rh il- D*’< h Mr k M d i ii fm tnn, Mr». d rrn nnd M r nnd Mr« F B I'h illip « (i W M i'lii'y iio H » rim i Mr«. N l ^ ’ wi» nnd »on Rodney v i» itr i| Hundny w ith w i’r i’ Kiii^rn«. v m lo r » ln»r T liu f« rlri)r. Ifu f 11 » A rne in t h r Drove. Mr M o iri» Im» |in n lin » ii| I*. A. Mr» K n te Hi'fir« v ia itrd F rid a y w ith I.iin l» lro m ’» fu m i und M r l,iiid » .tro in Mr«, f'h n rlr« Bnle«. i» in o v in ^ to l* o rtln n i|. M r. and Mr« W nldo M il lr r nnd M r. Mi l.rm l< i i rrlin in , o f Milk C r i ik , nnd Mr». M illio n , o f C o tta g o D ro v r wn» n « ro k i’ iid v i» ito r nt t h r were d in n e r guenta Hundny o f M r. ! • ii j; n ri tin n ir. nnd Mr«. D a n ie l W a lto n , the ocraaion Mr A. M ontar b r t t r im o rh ild n -a Being the tw e n t y - f if t h w e d d in g an- M O U N T V IE W w r iit to t h r lir o v i' H nturdny. n ive rn e ry o f M r nnd Mra. W a lto n . D D K o lirrt» und fm m ly n r r »|n'iid- F th n n A lle n , o f C o tta ge Orove, w in fH p rrm l to Thn H rn tia a l.) lii(( Dm w n k rn d in l.'o rtln m l, out to the home o f hi» B rother, W a lte r .1 A M m k i-y nnd f n iu ily w nnt to I iii It Mr» ('. W . H rnm nnd »on A lle n , Tuesday. tim »tiow T u i’Nilny p v rn in g . Mrmon r r tu r n r d W rd n r» d n y fro m P n d Mr». I( II K i'tm d y , .Tor M i l, in ib ii■ Irto n . D IV ID E . li ri nnd W. N . M rt.n u |(h lin w i r r r n llr d M r and Mr«. F lo yd Jo n r» v j« itrd to ln d P |irn d r n r r T u rm lu jr liy t h r ilr n th Hundny w ith Mr«, J o n ra * m other, Mr». (H pecinl to The H entinaL) o f nn o ld rr » iit r r , D II l<rnm liau|(h nt B lu r M ountni^i Dee 2.— Mr». F M. Chapm an, n* Mi’». .Irm ii» A m tira a r i« k n -p in K the M '»* J im rp h in r H<-wnrd v i» itr d ove r o f f i r r d iir iii( ' t i i r n lm rn i’r o f I h r po»t* Hundny w ith her ifrn n d m o th rr, Mr». l o m p n n ird By Mr«. Oenrge MeRevnoId«, Mr« N elson Le w i» , Mr». Roy F o*te r, A. f ’ n a tlr, nt W n ld rn . iim « trr, D D. I lo b r r li. John Dii(>iin nnd fn m ily , M r. nnd Mi»»i’» Ivn nnd Ix ir r n n H o u th w rll K e lly F oster nnd I.vm n n Chapm an, mo M r- W R N o td r and M r. nnd Mr». a rro m p a n ird W illin m H eath to t h r to re d to K ugi n r W ednesday. I rrd l ’n ttr n , n f t h r f lr n v r , w r / r H ih i - P n lle tt lu m iir r rorn pn ny at D iv id e , Mr». George A llerrinn. Mr». F. M. duy |{iir» ta nt I h r I > r D uynn hom«. where they were d in n e r gurat» o f M r. Chapman. M r» A. K. F oster and Mrs. nnd Mr». Fred Front W ednesday N rlaon I-ewi» v is ite d w ith M r«. I>*r DORENA. M r nnd Mr». (U rn I.in a lin u |(h »pent Dugnn M on da y aftern oon . Hundny w ith Mr nnd Mr«. J. B. M r. nnd M rs. C a r lilr n r r m o vin g out (H p rrm l to T h r H r n tin r l.) l.im -lia iiK h nt W n ld rn . fro m th e P n lle tt m ill. D rr tt. M r nnd Mr» H tn n lry D a n r- (In .ri> r H o llid n y hn* hnd a very » irk Mrs. Roy F oster nnd Mi»» Eugenia ■'und «prnf Knndny nt tb r F rn u k K 'd ly h o r-i t h r pn»t w rrk . took d in n e r w ith Mr». A. E. F oster h o in r in t h r flr n v r . Vb’ illin m ll m t h -went out to t h r M onday H in d i If d ry . o f l.rn n n , i» » tn yin |{ n t I ’ n l l l j t lu m b rr ro m j» in y T h u r« d n y Mr». F. M. Chapman e n te rta in e d M r. tin- I m l K i-llv liorrn* |{o iri^ to nrhoiil. T h r C la n d r A rne f n in ily «jn-nt Tor» nnd Mr». A Hod erst rom, M r nnd Mr«. M im It' n r ttn T rrta r» , o f W illn - day n t the J II ('n » tlr h n in r at W nl N e l s o n L -w i» , the E rnest M e R rya o ld s k n i / i r , »p rnt t h r w r r k rn d nt h 'itn r. ili'ii fa m ily , Mrs. A, E. F oster nnd Mi»» Mi»« Hnrnh K llin t t , who hn« Im rn M I»«-« Iv n find I^ ir r n a H o n th w rll l,e rp H n tn rd fiy evening. Mu.sir nnd w o rk in g nt I h r rook hn iin r n t Ilp lo n , le ft M ondny fo r C iir tio w h r r r th e y w ill eard» wer« t b r diversio n» and n d e li n J ^ ir n ir i^ lm iiii^ ^ V id n ir ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ £ ^ *^ j^ ^ ^ ^ fo jv ^ lfiv j*v i» iitiri,£ ^ th < M rr.iiiH iri^ rio u s lu n rh ro n s i n served nt 11:30. Neighborhood News j B icycle R idera A n n o y People. Kug«»ne G u a rd : One t*f th«» Eugene c a rrie r boy* w a* calhal In to th«* o ffic e o f Iteeorder K in g th i* m o rn in g t«» nn »»wer th«» charge o f *p«»eding up h i* b ic y c le on th«» Midewnlk*. to the an m iynnce, i f not danger, o f pcd «'*triitn *. II«* w a* g ive n a w a rn in g b y th«» o f f i c ia l, along w ith a fe w p o in t* o f in f o r m a tio n n* to th«* ordinane«» a p p ly in g to th«» r id in g o f whee1*%on the *i«1«'wnlk*. Th«* o rd in a n ce e n t in ’ly p ro h ib it* the r illin g o f bicycb»a on the w a lk * in the husm o** aeetlon, w h ile in th«» r«**idence «li*tri»-t* the w a lk * are nupponed to be u*e«l b y ri« ler* o n ly in the d a y tim e un le** th«*y have a apocini lirón*«* to rid e at n ig h t. T h e y an» refpiire«l to aonnd a b«*ll m a p p ro a ch in g a p«»il<»*trinn and to g iv e th«*m rig h t o f w ay where n«*c ennnry. They m ust not ri«l«» upon nny w a lk a t a h ig h e r *po«»«l th a n e ig h t mil«*s an fe u ir. ' Mr». Oenrge A lle n im i and Mr». A. E. F oster v is ite d w ith Mr«. Nelson Lew ih Tuesday. M r. and Mrs. H a rry W illia m s v is ite d Hundny w ith M r. a m i Mrs. R obert A lle mao. W ALD EN . (H p rria l to T he S e n tin e l.) Dee. ft. — M rs. H a rry W illin m » spent the week end a t the Jan. Indiow home. M rs. F red F ro»t re tu rn e d to her home a t the P n lle tt enmp Hundny fro m the f'n s tlr home, where she hint Been h e lp in g care fo r her «on H n rry , who has Been i l l b u t is im p ro v in g . M r. and M rs. M e K ih h e n nnd c h il dren were in th e O rove S atu rday. The Misses R uth and f la t t ie LeBmv spent S a tu rd a y nnd Hundny w ith th e ir parents. James Lebow. C. J. H opper and w ife attended the show in the O rove S a tu rd a y n ig h t The H o m er C ham berlain nnd Olen I.ine hnu gh fa m ilie s v is ite d Sunday a t the J B. L ine hau gh home. M r. and M rs. F lo y d Jones nnd r h il dren spent Sunday nt the D. I I. Brum Baugh home. M r. nnd M rs. Preston S m ith were in the Orove* S a tu rd a y. M rr. Josephine Sew ard spent H atur day n ig h t a t her home. The newspaper m in i’s heaven must be a plnee where v is ito rs realize w h at a busy m a n 's tim e is w o rth , where everyone know s e v e ry th in g and d o n ’t have to ask the e d ito r— b u t d o n 't kno w so mueh th a t th e y w a n t to t e ll tde e d ito r how to .run his paper. • • • There arc fo lk s who spend th e ir tim e t r y in g to ereate tro u b le who im agine th a t the y are o f some service in the w o rld . ' fr S a n t a ’s S t o r e E v e r y b o d y ’s S to r e THE FAIR STORE A real Christmas store where you are always welcome. We are showing the largest stock we have ever had in TOYS of every description as well * Peu A lth o u g h m o u n ta in nhcep have I hh 'H ilerlar«»«| « x tim t in ' w-e>t«»rn Or« gon fo r m any yenrn, a her«l o f fro m 17 to 20 T li« r« nro ilny» o f ilir / in n m ; o f th«»*e a n im a l* I iuh been «li*eov«*r«’<l in Hpi’ll» n f fai'tiilurb«, lu iig ft'ir, Bnrk southw«'stern Ihitig liiN co u n ty b y VV. II. « ili« ; I b r r e t t , i *l A lb a n y The »lihcovery wu m Hunii’tim i'» rh i'u m u tin p a ia «; made 1 «» n * th a n tw o w c k * ago. • ( f i t t i itr m iir y ilia u rili't» . lU r r e tt ha» had 21 y«*iirH’ experieticM* D o lili'» Ki<ln«y l ’ill» u ri' «» i n t i i i II v w ith b ig game m the l ' n it «’<1 H tate* fo r k iiln r y ili». un i AliiNku. lie *«»rve«l a* gu id e f«»r K m lo rm 'il in ('n ttn |p ' O rov« l>y g ra ti' CoIom*l U<Hi*evelt on h i ’ h u n tin g trip»« f u i fr ii'iu l» n in i iii'ig lib u r» . hi M ontana, lie is th o ro u g h ly fa m ilia r A«k y o u r n t'ig h lm r. w ith m o u n ta in *fie«*p and tIn»ir tr a it * Mr». A n in iiilu • r ■ KKM. •** mi H. I«* HI., t'.n ttiig ii O rov«, imjra: “ Dnnn ’« Ki<ln«y am i ha* w r itte n o f h i* d in ro v e ry t <» the IM I» uri* noi ii n rw f« m « ily lo m« fo r atate fi* h an«l game rom inin aioii. litln r k » o f k iiln r y fro llili« . I lim i t« r D ir r e tt, a rco m p iin ie d by K. 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D o n 't »un p ly n»k fo r n k iiln r y rrm m ly g i't doe* not la li«*w the a n rtlia l* to I k » m i ¡►m in’» K iiln r y P ili» thi* Mimo flin t g ra to ry . II«» any* th«*.r«» nr«» t\v«> old Mr». Hprigg» lim i F nstcr M illiu r n Co., ra n i* in th«» herd. C n p tn in A. Y! H u rg h d u ff, atute game M l'i »., M u ffii lo, N. Y. il i o 17 warden, i* m a k in g a thorough in\«»*ti gvttio ii «»f the r«»|*irt a* it ha* b«*«»n g e m ia lly under*too«l fo r m any ye a r* th a t th«» o n ly h e n l o f m o u n ta in *h«*«»p i* in W allow a co u n ty. OROVE r r Mr n in i M r». ( l i n i H r o tt v in it i. il f r i n i i ! » in H a ifitn iw H n m ln y . M r« ( ' i l . .Irn m ri|{« , n in i d n o |< h trr, M r» M o n d y , o f I t n k r r , M o n i , m o to ri d to K n ^ n n * M o rid n y . M m » B r i Ir K l l i o t t r r t u r n r d hoinn F r n lt iy fro m lln jn ilii. M r» W. I ‘, Y n n H i h o in rk v r r n t to l ’o r !lu m i T h n rn d n y . M r n in i M r» .1 K R r d fo r d r m ito r i’d to p i j f r n r M o n d n y . O in in liiin n I t ili- « r r t u r n r d tin n ir Hnt o rd n y fro m v i» it iii| ( ‘n t t h r f 'h n r lr » U n ir» h o m i'. ( rim i nnd F lo r n ir o l.n n d w r u t to K ii j{ n ir T m »dny on liu n in r» « . as a good variety of other articles. DOLLS, 5c TO $12.00 WAGONS The best line we have had in years. All the good kinds at less prices. TRICYCLES We can save money on them. BOOKS AND GAMES FOR ALL This year we are showing by far the most complete line w e’ve ever had. Call and see. you You know we have Dolls and Doll Carts, Wagons, Cars, Trains, Autos, Dump Carts, Chem istry Sets, Erector Sets, Wheelbarrows, Blocks, Horns, Pop Guns, Water Pistols—everything to gladden the hearts of the children. Bring the kiddies and let them see the crawling bugs and funny faces. MEN'S TIES $1.75 value« at $1.25 $1.25 values at 95c See these splendid bargains; get one for him. , HANDKERCHIEFS You will find best values here. the Men’s initial women’s initial. and TOILET ARTICLES Ivory Pyralin, heavy French plate mirrors, extra good brushes. If you want something good at a low price we have Baby Sets, Shaving Sets, Military Brushes, Manicure Sets, Scissors, Coat Hangers, Cases, Ivory Trays, Powder Boxes, Hair Receivers. -ft- See our CUT GLASS and fine HAND PAINTED CHINA WARE. Fancy Glassware Dishes—Get a breakfast set or a 42-piece dinner set for her. ✓ Felt Shoes and House Slippers for ladies and men. Get the prices. , Bath Robe Bargains—We want everybody to get our prices. i l > Sweater Bargains—We save you money on every one. Children’s Sweaters (3 to 6 years)—Some good bargains. r \ REMEMBER - Special sale of Bath Robes. Skirts and Waists at Less Than Cost—See them. \ Rugs at Cut Prices—Will be fine for Christmas presents. * * Aluminumware for Christmas—Teakettles in Christmas boxes. Plenty of help for Saturday, so come and have a good time. Dinner Sets and Breakfast Sets— Don’t wait! The Fair Store J. A . W R IG H T , P r o p .