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SATURDAY,
Read This Ad. for Worth While News of the Unusual Values Offered for Saturday Only
Warner’s Corsets
Children’s Hose
Warner’s pink batiste eorsets, suitable for
slender or average figure; semi-elastie top,
( 'hildrcn’s heavy rot Ion ribbed hose, black
only; made with rein forced toes and heels;
all sizes; 5 pairs for
$1.00
sixes 20 to 27, each.
$1.00
Cretonne
Canvas Gloves
Yard-wide cretonnes in figured
and floral designs, suitable for
draperies house dresses, etc.;
40c to 65c qualities, 3 yards
Men’s canvas gloves, faced with good qual­
ity split leather; 4 pairs for
$1.00
$1.00
Percales
Yard-wide percales, good qual­
ity, dark and light patterns,
6 yards -
Kimona Cloth
Ladies’ Gloves
Amoskeug apron cheek ging­
hams, 27 inches wide, 7 yards
for—
27-iu. flannelette kimona cloth,
a warm, fleecy cloth for kimu-
nas, comforts, etc., in blue, tan,
pink and gray patterns, 4
yards
Ladies’ real chumoisctte gloves
-“ Kayser’a make," shown m
black, beaver, covert und white
in all sizes, pair
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs
Table Damask
Ladies’ white lawn handker­
chiefs, embroidered and hem­
stitched, 2oc to 35c qualities,
5 for—
flood quality 64 ineh mercer­
ized table damask, good pat­
terns, yard
$1.00
______$ 1.00 _
Fancy Outing
Dress Ginghams
27-inch dress ginghams, in
light or dark striped and
checked patterns, a 25c qual­
ity, 5 yards—
$ 1.00
27-inch good quality fancy out­
ing in light and dark checked
and striped patterns, 7 yards
for—■
_________$ 1.00 _________
Cretonnes
$ 1.00
Girls’ Host
(«iris’ hose, made of fine
cornimi cotton yarns, with
«lolll.lt* heel» and toes, blaek
and c<irdovan, all size», 3
pairs fur
Wool Hose
Women’s Hose
Plain curtain scrims, 27 to 36
inches wide, white, cream and
ecru, regular 40c, 45c and 50c
qualities, 3 yards
$ 1.00
$ 1 ,00
.
$ 1.00
_______ $ 1.00
Women's wool heather hose,
shown in brown and green Io n
(her mixtures; a popular hose
for wear with oxfords; pair
________ $1.00________
House Aprons
Women’s bungalow aprons in
plain colors with fancy trim
HELLIWELL, BANGS
$1.00
Wool Sox
Men's heavy wool mix mix iii
gray or white; good values;
3 pairs
$ 1.00
Cotton Sox
Oil Cloth
Saint as table oil cloth, yard
wide, w lute and fancy patterns,
I yards for
Women’s heavy cottoli rib-top
(lose, black only; "Klack t ‘at ”
make a good serviceable hose
for women or misses; all sizes,
3 pairs for
$ 1 .0 0
$ 1.00
Pongee silk, 12 moine weight,
yard wide, for men's shirts,
pajamas and women's gowns,
underwear, etc., yard
$1.00
$ 1.00 ____
________
denim;
and plaids with plain trim;
made of good quality chain
bray gingham ; several styles,
each
Women’s Hose
Women’s medium weight cot­
ton h o s e , made with douhle
sole and reinforced toes and
heels; come in black, white
and cordovan, in all sizes; 4
pairs for—
Curtain Scrims
28-inch cretonnes in flowered
and figured designs, 4 yards
for—
Men’s blue bib overalls, 220 weigl
elastic suspenders; all sizes, pair
Apron Gingham
$ 1.00 ______
$1.00
Silk Pongee
Bib Overalls
Men’s heavy Weight cotton sox,
Well made with reinforced toes
and h e e ls , black or cordovan,
6 pairs
$ 1.00
$1.00
Men’s Gloves
Men’s extra heavy horschide
gloves, reinforced and sewed
with extra strong thread; ex
Ira values, pair
___________ $100 ___________
Wool Mix Sox
Play Suits
I 'an 'l Must ’ Kin play suits
mole of blue denim or khuki
doth with red trim, long or
shot I sleeves, ages I to ft years,
suit —
________ $ 1.00 ________
Children’s Union Suits
Men’s wool mix sox in natural
and black, all sizes, reinforced
toes and heels, medium weight,
3 pairs
I’hildrcii's heavy cotton fleeced
union suits in white; drop sent
style; ages 6 to 12 years, suit
$1.00
$ 1.00
MARKSBURY
The Daylight Store
For Quality and Service
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W A N T A D S
Ratea—One cent the w ord; mini-
mum 35 w ords; three insertions for
the prie« o f tw o when paid iu ad
van ce; half cen t the word after
the third insertion.
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Some g o o d young horses to trade lo r
A celebrateli physiciau says flint must necessitile portionn o f thè din ad vicr mny ...... .
some cunsiderstion.
light car, i o r u prelerred. J. G. A1 tight corset s causi* red noses. Physi |>h rii in without ninking uny iinprcssinn
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leu.
s ib JUod eians rnight talk until t k e y were binek i u ih . ii thè g eu tlcr sex, bui wln-n thev
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F or Sale—O ood b r o o m house, w ith “
abolii corseti. .. ....... rin g .u n sh o» H.nt thè fa ce is d .s f.g u r .fl ,,.rvi(.„
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bath and pOxiUU lot, located uu thè storniteli in to thè top o f thè inoiith liy tight lacing m a miiimer that can I
,|eisisit vnuli by womeii on
paved street, BigUih and W lnlcaker, and thè rest o f thè organs iato thè j tu* rupaire.l wiili a b ill« 1 |siw<l* r, tln-lr 1 -hoiii.ing toiirs.
1 Vs plucks Horn postal lic e ; Very reu
! »unable price aau easy terms U' d e ­
sired.
W rite W. S. H odge, Goldsou,
‘ It Alwaya Paya to Buy at Oray's”
j Ore.
s ib oip tl
For S a le— Spring pigs. George Gayng,
C ottage G love, Ore.
s ib dUp«J
Prom pt jitn ey service at City T ia n sfer
' F or Sale— G asoline w oodsaw . A lso 160-
Com pany. Phone 99.
jZ s t fc
acre stock iariu. in qu ire ul Mrs. » .
Pur Sale. R egistered O. L C. piga- ! K. L ew is, K u ox H ill, east ot Cottage
s ib 30pd
im m ediate tie livery.
George Ketiel | G rove.
bees, plume 39F 21.
ju e liS p td b p d See M rs. O. W. H ays lo r piano les
1922 baoy c iu c a s — O rder your d u c k s | sous. 3 l i W ashington aveuue. s ib JOp
now if you want
early hatchers. | Get your dressed SUverside salmon di
H eavy layers o f large w hile eggs that
reel lio m H sherm iu ui sf-yc p»r lb.,
lop ihe um iket.
Win. Hands a bon, i f. o. b. T oledo. W rite K. C. M olitgom
bus 614, Cottage G rove, Ore. Jly39lfe •try, T oledo, Ore.
s2d dOpd
, « „u tcit— Jueii or women to ton e orders Fou nd— Purse contain in g sum o l m on­
ey. Owner can have same by calling
am ong m e n u » and neighbors lo r the
genuine guaranteed h osiery; lu ll line at B uckhora ciga r store and proving
e23pd
lot u a i , women and cnildieu . K uis property.
iua.es darning. We pay toe an Pour Boat— K h a k i colored m ackinaw
be
Spain lim e, or fa b a week lo r lu ll
twi-uu Walden stutiou and B og a te
time, taaperieuce unnecessary. Write on M osby creek road. F inder please
iu lcru aliu u al » lo c k in g H ills, iNorn» leave same at Sentiuel, or with FI. A.
.ow n . Pa.
o c lip d B u rl, on ishm ael place.
s2d dOpd
w o o d .— Old grow th body lix arid nun F or Sale or Trade fo r City P rop erty —
wood. C i.y 1 runnier, phone i19. a lle
20 acres, 17 in cu ltiv ation , d in tnn
Pur Sale— »marl bailaing, suitable lor ber; g ood 5 loqpi house with hot and I
chicken coop or garage, on skuis cold w ater; barn, tw o chicken houses,
ready to hnen ou to. hilberl Bede. pd fam ily orch a rd ; tw o cow s, burse, wag j
Ion and buggy. George Jacobsen, Box
1 or Sale— 2 cone pulleys lo r 3-inch j b l , C o lla g e G rove.
s2 3 o7 p d
b e ll; o steps o l one inch ea ch ; u i
Boom
s
to
rent.
Mrs.
E.
8.
G
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lf, 1433
l re me diam eter i o inches; also o Inch
west M ain.
s23p
drive pulley with 4 inch la ce .
'Ihe
b ea lin eL
» 9 ifp For Sale G ood h eavy team ; would
consider trade fo r milk cow s or light
Purinsiied rooms, d o s e in, modern
h om e; can be used lo r light house |autu. C'bas. C o.hrun, phone 169.1, Col
s23 o7pd
keeping H so desired. 624 G ibbs A ve., i tuge G rove.
corner Cherry court.
»9 23pd
W anted— W ork b efore or a fter school.
Boyd Htroin, across from high school
For Sale R et leaned vetch seed. Phone
.19 tO. John Jvc be I beck.
»9 23pd on F ifib street.
For Sale 250 W hite Leghorn bens;
For K ent— G ood farm at Dorena, known
Tmnercd strain ; 60 cents each. It. A.
as the old Frank Bales place. Fur I Snauer, phone 116 I '12.
s23o7p
lulorm auuii see Wes Chrismau, Bureau.
F or » a le — in ternation al threshing mu For Sale Full blood O I. C. pigs, six
chine, gas engine power, (i b .; w ill sell
weeks old. J. A. .foil, Celight Val |
reasonable, » c e Wes Cbrisuiuii, Boreua, | ley. Phone 38 F I 1.
s23pd j
m. F. w. K uaeo.
sk-30p<i
W anted A Durham bull. Oats and
F or S a le —K itchen range, alm ost new.
vetch for sale at 2 cents i f laken
Piped lor hot water. Win. Bartels, I f r i d s y , < H. H aight.
S0h
at City M arket.
s ltilfc
W anted W om an to do housework one
F or Sale Five-room house on paved
day n week. Call 106 * 1 .
s 23 ekjc
street. Priced at $900 lo r quick sale.
Win. Bartels, at C ity M arket.
s ltitlc Lost, Strayed or S to le n - Shepherd dog,
from mv place on M osby creek. N o­
W anted— W ork lo r heavy truck and
N o questions
tra iler; lumber, logs, wood, etc., long tify me for reward.
asked.
N. A . Cob le s t«.
s23o7e
or short hauls. Uverlaud U aiage. sltitf
For Sale - Brood
Phone 3< I .
sow
Tu have enough to est nini I h * able
to ent it timt 's about nil there is to
life for nome people.
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I f you dislike applause, gel into the
Syrup Season
This is syrup season.
month water?
Hot cakes all dribbled over with syrup
uui-rn!
Don’t it make your
W e have prepared for .just this time of year and have on hand a l»ig supply
of the Best in HORN, HANK
AND
M A I ’ LK
S Y R I ’ I*.
Here is a list of syrup prices that
can’ t he beaten:
LIBERTY BELLE, CANE
AND MAPLE
TEA
GARDEN
2'_. Uba
47 c
Quarts
40c
5 II.«
78c
Half gallons
70c
10 11.8
$1.07
SUGAR
Gallona
$1.30
WEDDING BREAKFAST
Light
5 IIis
44c
1 11.8
86c
Dark
llm
39c
1 11.8
72c
BRING YOUR EGGS TO
Berry
$7.10
GRAY’S CASH AND CARRY
Beet........
$6.80
TOP CASH PRICES PAID
KARO
Light
5 ll>8
10 11.N
44c
86c
Dark
5 llm
10 llm
39c
72c
MILL RUN
80-11». sack
$1.15
l»\Ht«*r »hell
$1 80
Crack*'«! corn .......... $2 30
C ìm I i meal
.....
$5.50
It Always Pays
It Always Pays
to Buy at Gray’s
to Buy at Gray’s
w ith
tw o pigs.
D o n 't have any slackers. Keep track
sltt .iupd o f what each ben does by using egg
For g a le —Year-old Collie dog at 1023 record cards. For sale by The Senti
d5tf
west M ain.
s23c nel at $1.75 the hundred.
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