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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1920)
MEN’S HATS M e n 's ir«-n hiii <* v e lu m hats, Illa I if I’J IN) \ nines, o n ly The Sample Store’s rig $6.50 Men's \e|i.m lints 1 1 mu $1.95 to $5.50 M e n ’s Christmas Sale |• *, M|H*rntI nt $1.50 % $2.65 to $7.50 jhiiis nl m e n ’s |innts, in all colins $7.50 Men's heavy Kersey |>mits $ 6.00 MEN’S SWEATERS MEN’S UNDERWEAR Men’a heavy part wool tintoti miii I m • $3.50 $4.00 Men's Milita heavy gray Neckties for Christmas Presents Men 'a $ll) IN sweaters nt ribbed wool $6.50 $3 IN) men ’is silk ne<•ktH'H Men's $5 INI coat sweaters nt union $1*50 $2.95 $5.00 Melt's sdk neckties for Hoys’ sw ea1 1 rs at Men'a nil wool union suita $4.50 $7.50 $1.25 Hovs’ slip o| sweaters nt Mi ll 'a two-piece wool suits, the (/111 111« it Men’s silk neckties for $2.25 $1.85 $1.00 ( 'hildreh 's sweaters nt M > ii 's silk neckt ics for $3.25 ARMY BLANKETS 75c l ’tuli 1 rill's sweaters at Item e m lii-r they ai> Ilcw, nut l ell iiVilteil All Wool, s|ieeial Ini only— Men’s silk neckt ics for— $3.50 50c $5.45 Government fur 65c wool sox for— 50c Men’s work sox for— 25c Come and buy your Christmas presents at real bargain prices. Prices that are suitable for every member of the family. Com e in and look over the m any articles at low prices .lusl A m i ve<| A Ini u• shipment nl men's limits nt wonderful v al KM) 35c MEN’S SHOES MEN’S PANTS lll'N MEN’S WOOL SOX 50c wool sox for - Men ’s silk lieekt les for— MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS regulation leggings 75c 25c $2.95 WOOL All wool men's shirts $5.50 Shirts make one of the hest Christmas presen Is Take ailvnn taire of nur bin gains in men's shirts from - BLANKETS $6.45 $1.65 ♦ ---------------------------------------------------------------------• Neighborhood News ^ (M p m il to Thi- Hcntinel.) I>* r v Mr* Ernest Me Reynolds, Mr- Nelson I-cwis, Mr*. A Hodcrstrom. Mr- George M. Reynold*. Mr*. F. M Oiipman. Mr* Dorothy Williams, Mr« K Foster ii net Mr* Hnm Allemnn gave a show < t party Wednesday after noun for Mr. unit Mr* Robert Allemnn, who leave *oon for Klamath Kail« for mi extend'd vi*it with Mr* Allemnn’» pan • t*. Mr anti Mr*. Nnltn. Mi** Evi'lyn Dugan visited Wednea day with Mi*« Nellie Chapman BLACK BUTTE M A ..X Kordson service insures you against delay in getting parts It is your protection. It is a protection now being enjoyed by .... re than I imi ,tutu Kordson farmers in the Ctiited States. Let UN tell you all about the Kordson tractor and Kordson service. Let us demonstrate the Kordson on yum own imiti. Come in and let us prove everything we say W oodson Brothers -------------------- $4.95 Men’s blue serge suits, all wool. A special buy enables us to offer you these suits at— $1.95 $26.00 Men’s felt slippers ippers for f Christmas at— Men’s $60.(X) suits at— $38.00 $2.25 and $2.35 Men’s brown Kvcretta for Christ mas, at only— $2.65 Children’a Comfy slippers for Christmas, sizes 5 to 10*/*, at— Men’» $45.00 suits at— $28.00 Boys’ suits of best material at bargain prices. $1.45 A SUIT CASE Ladies’ outing petticoats, »rood values at— $1.25 ‘ Ladies’ outing night gowns. Buy your wife a night gown for a Christmas present. $3.00. values for— Would he a suitable Christmas present for any lady or gentle man. We have them and offer them at— Bargain Prices Ladies’ handkerchiefs, put up in fancy boxes for Christmas, for 'only— 65c LADIES’ SHOES A pair of shoes for Christmas at bargain prices: $4.95, $5.85, $7.50, $8.00, and— Good values at 50c, 65c, and— $8.50 75c BUREAU OF MINE8 CONDUCTS EXPERIMENTS WITH OREGON COAL ^ DIVIDE. This Kordson servier minus that your trnvtoi can la kept busy every working day during the entire year; that l ord- son repairmen are ready to show you bow to get the best results from the tractor. • MEN’S SUITS LADIES’ HOSE ♦T95 to - Men 's ilress shirts lor The after-service that goes with the Kordson trnetm is aecond to none. Kordson dealers are located in ever) com munity with storks of repair parts and employing skilled me hnnics who know' just how the I on Non should be tc- paired and taken care of to do its last work. $7.50 Lot of shoes at— FOR CHRISTMAS whole family, prices range from 95c Farm Tractor $8.50 Men 's $ 10.00 shoes for — I.miles’ Comfy slippers ami fur trimmeil Juliettes, all colors, for Christmas, at only for a Christmas present for the Itovs' shut waists for- $1.35 to $6 00 $8.50 Men ’s $10.00 shoes for — $1.95 ♦MX) values for only MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Men ’» $11.00 shoes for — (Spt'iinl to The Hcntinel.) Dee. S.— Hlark butte tin* tieen eov- ered with snow thin week. " Ke\ oral of the young people uttended n dame itr tendon Saturday night. Mr and Mr* Tom Funk, Mr* Walk <r mid Guy VannMn motored to the (Inn a Saturday. The Black Butte school i* getting up a Christmas tree entertainment. Little Dorothy Funk i* wt ill im prov mg. Mi«* Kmma Jones ha* returned frtmi ('reswell, where *he had been visiting relative*. • SAGINAW. (Spermi to The Sentinel.) Dee. s.— Mr. and Mr* W. P Dirk Harvey Dirk and \V. L. Leonard were in Eugene Thursday. Mi** Clnrihcll Taplin, o f Salem, «pent n few days of la*t week with hkr mother. Mr* (>. H. Taplin. C <’ Moody and W !.. Leonard were in the tirove Friday. , Mr and Mr*. Benedirt, o f Creawell. are viaiting at the Chn*. Sharon home. Rev. I,urge, o f Eugene, vilited at the Burge** home Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Gerard, o f Springfield, viaited at the S. 11. Jnrrctt home Sun day. Mr. and Mr* Glen Seott. o f Doremi, «pent Sunday nt the L. C. Seott home. Mi*« Glady* Benaton ha* been ipiite ill the pa*t few day*. Experiments to determine the com inerrinl value of the aubbitumiuous and lignite coals distributed through >ut 13 counties o f Oregon are being conducted by the Oregon bureau of min.-s nnd geology. Promising result* have ulremdy been indicated. Thu* far there have been derived from these i-oal* a fuel gas, also n coke that is satisfactory for all industrial pur p o s e s arid for domestic use m the form if hriqutte*. Gasoline substitute, lub ricating oil and other product* ure ex pected to be developed by further re fining of the coal derivative*. The coal* which form the subject of these experiment* have never been utilized on a commercial scale because, although they nrc available in Inrge quantitii**, they cannot compote in the ninrket with higher grades of coal, even with much higher prices com manded by the laMer. The purpose of the bureau o f mine* and geology in thi* research i* to find commercial use* for thi* Oregon naturnl resource vhich is practically untouched. Coal measures o f sufficient volume to warrant development have been found in the following Oregon coun ties Baker, Clackamn*. Clatsop. Colum bia. Coo», Douglas. Grant. Jackson. I.ane. Lincoln, Tillamook, Washington and Wheeler Price of Hogs Very Low Twelve cents a pound was the price received for the carload of hogs »hip ped last week from Lane county to^ Portland bv the Orange Co-operative Shipping association, according to W. \. Ayres, manager of the association. Mr. Avre» say* that the outlook for n higher price in the near future i* not very bright and he thought* it would be some time before the farmer* ef the coast will be able to make any thing on their hog*. “ Tn the middle west, where the i-~ j price of corn ha* come down the farm ers may be able to make something o f f their hog* at this price, but here on the const where feed price* are still high the farmer* can make nothing nt all on pork nnd stand to lose some- thmg nt thi* price.” Steak. Southern 8tyle. One pound round or sirloin steak. 1 onion, I fup hot water, 1 cup to matoes (or coittmercial tomato soup). Flour steak henvily. Fry in very hot grense until light brown. Take out nnd put in onion cut in thin slices. Stir until brown Pour in hot water. Add tomntoes. When boiling put hack, steam, edver and let simmer gently until tender, about 15 minutes. Never let boil hard or the steak will be fiber with the essence in the gravy. This is excellent and economical, for tough steaks are rendered delicious. Liver may be cooked the same way. HF.BRON. » "" Dee. S. Mr. and Mr*. .Tn*. Trollinger and family, of Hico, are viaiting with Mr* Trollinger'a parent«, Mr. and Mr*. Jasper Finley. Mr*. L D Huff apent Saturday with Mr* .1, t) A Young. The G. .1 Knpptuif and G. M. Kebel tieek familie* attended a danre at Lon don Saturday night. Mi«* Della Murry, o f the Grove, «pent Saturday night with Mia* Hazel Fuh rer. The G. A Small family, o f London, attended Sunday aehool here Sunday. Mr*. G. M. Kebelberk and children The Sentinel wnnts all the news all and Mr*. John Kebelbeek nnd children apent Sunday with Mr*. B. M. Knp the time. I f you know an item, phone it in. Our number is 159 J. ** pnuf. the Q y 2 * c ¿r í .:< * ¡a d o n q fj# O.'- C d tp p * -r.c> We know the joy of making good because we are. making good by making good flour. Mrs. Housewife, you, too, will know the joy of mak ing good------ baking good bread with— BEST P A IT tri SpiaffwU kiDSOiditUi (S»«rr f S p e tn ^ k d 0 rrqon Northwest Flour, a hardwheat flour, or Noxall Flour, a blended flour ^ g T o o n n 'j : i r v 3LEN0CD ^ '■ ;*« .* M in j"*i . i s o « 1 Sp. "■fN'U.Or* Jones k Eaton, Distributors SPRINGFIELD MILL & GRAIN COMP’Y . Knowles & Gräber ♦ COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Hardware Furniture --------- and ---------