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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1921)
T h e S e a s o n O ffic ia lly O p e n e d — Special Showing of Our New Fall Clothes Are Here Here they are! styles. New Fall Coats You've been waiting to set' the fall Our windows will show you they’re regular style hooks with the covers left off. ('lothes for real men, in shades and patterns that are at- new and right., in models that $ 19. 50 and $25 are style-perfect. Blue, gray, mixtures, green, brown, checks— no matter what you've in luind for l'hese eoats are tailored of ail wool materials, that fall suit, don't think you’ve got including Velours and us stopped. them in 11ie $25.00 range are full silk lined W e've covered all the newest, we’re sure— look in and several bave large fur eollars. and set* the nearest UMP< dis play in town. or tassells, sliown in loose on fitted models and in rieh sliades «»I brown and bine. Kvery- olie au exeeptioiial value at the priée. Priced at $25, $27.50, $30, $32.50 and $35 \ v f ; All-wool Tri cotine, 50-inches wide, shown in seal brown and navy, yd. $3.95 All-wool Poplin, shown in black, navy, seal, maroon and gray, yd........... $2.25 All-wool Velour, 58-inches wide, shown in navy, copen, seal and rose, yd.... $4.85 All-wool plaid and check Velours and Serges, 50 to 50-inches wide, all the new shades, yd. $3.00, $3.50 and $3.75 All-wool middy flannel, shown in green, navy and scarlet, yd... .... -............ $1.25 F ine all-wool Broadcloth, 48-inches wide, shown in black, navy, seal, brown and gray, yd. ....................................... $3.75 (Special to The ¡Sentinel. J Sale of Notions and Home Sewers Needs Oct 11».— M r». U. fc. Crowe and «• li 1 1 virtu are visiting at the home ot Mr». Crowe » mother, Mrs. J. ti. Cha(>«uau, ol Cottage Grove. Mr. a no Mrs. lial|ih Lynch are vis ilm g at the Lynch home m Cottage Grove, Mr. Lynch having gone to the Urove to receive medical treatment. neater .‘scales and wile have rented a larm and moved down in the iNoti valley. Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Bayes and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bayes were Eugene visitors Monday. Claud Hchrui h aud Hugh Matthews were Collage Urove visitors ¡Saturday. B. C. Addison is in hugt-ne serving on the jury. Martin Audersou was in the valley VV cduesday. Word has been received from Mr. Hteihl, former minister here, that he is atlcudiug school in tvah m aud has charge at Buena Vista. lanane has the promise of a min istcr bciu« sent here to preach ouce a mouth aud possibly twice a mouth, the same minister having the Coburg and Cosbeu charge. A delegation ol UHi or mure citizens of Cottage Urove were in attendance at the ••get together” meeting which was held in the grange hall last Fri day evening. Au excellent program was furnished by the Collage Urove talent. A chicken dinner was served by the ladies’ work committee of the grange. Miss Urace Henderson, who is at tending high school in Cottage Urove, spent the week end at home. Martin Foster has been on the »ick bst the lust week with lumbago. Mrs. Emma Baskin had a narrow escape Wednesday morning, when her oil store exploded. Mrs. Baskins hud just stepped into the pantry when the stove exploded. Had she been close to the stove she undoubtedly would Fancy garter elaatic, pink nn<i blue, yd. ' 60c I laming cotton, Mark, white ami cordovan, cadi 5c Merc, «laming cotton, lilack, Itrown ami gray, each 7c Silk tirrish lingerie braid, pink, blue and white, »•a«,h 10c Sonomor snap last net s, black and white, all sizes, each 10c Sewing needles, sharps ami crewel 10c Bell pm*, naeorimen! 10c Warren's belting, white u d block 25c ciark's O. \ T. sewing thread 5c Sil k in*. crochet threa«l, all colors ami niimhcm, 2 for 26c Boye crochet hooka, all sizes i0c Novelty embroidery edgings, assortment of colors 10c to 25c Butting thread 5c Bias tape, assorted colon 15c Hook and eye fasteners, all 5c si/.es The Daylight Store The Hentinel wants the news. Phone it in. Our number is 15W J. •• tiif : b o i t l a b Sum«* ar«* pip«*d around arm bob*s and po«*k«*ts with material of contrasting ««»lor. Modestly prired now at $0.75 to $8.50 Peter Pan Blouses Very popular fur wear with jum per divsscs, mad«* of a very good «piality of pong«*«», «»a«*h $4.85 35c to $180 Marksbury W ariH Ts For Quality and Service have been seriously burned. As it was, they had a hard time keeping the house from burning. Woman Hurt in Crash. Eugene, Ore., Oct. 16.- -When the buggy in which they were driving was »truck by art automobile driven by Mrs. Arthur C. Yates, 1551 Pearl street, last night at 5 o ’clock at the corner of Ninth avenue east and High street, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barrett, of 21 IS« Fifteenth avenue east, were thrown to the pavement, Mrs. Barret!, age «7, sustaining a broken eollar bone and internal injuries, the seriousness of which has not been determined. Mr. Barrett was uninjured. and wool ji'pst'y. I his store is tin* logical place to secure your supplies, such as threads, needles, pins, braids, tapes, etc. tor home sewing. Helliwell, Bangs (Hpecial to The Sentinel.) ( V t . 20.— Mis» Anna Cunningham left Friday evening to »pend the week end at her home in Harrisburg. Mrs. .lames Chapman arrived Satur day from Eugene for a visit o f a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bales, anil other relative». A. S. Ward and w ife motored to Springfield Saturday on business. Mrs. Grant Bales visited in the Grove Friday night with Mrs. Kate Sea rs. Miss Beliefta Teeters, who is again teaching at Willukcnzie, was home for the week end. Mrs. Edna Sullivan, of Cottage Grove, s| m *nt Snturdav night and Sun day at the ,f. H. Kirk home. Mr. and Mrs. It. I,. England and children were Sunday afternoon visi tors at the ('has. Sears home at Mount View. Frank Hills returned Sunday even ing to Ko-eluirg. after visiting at the C. A. VanHchoiack home. Mi-'s Thelma Thomason spent Sun day night and Monday vimting Mrs. Robert Wiser« at How River. Mrs. Warren Kelly was ealled to Hood River Tuesday by the serious illness o f a daughter. siiow inh mad«* of a lim* «pialily « » f FYemli srrgt* Foat buttons, assorted size and colors, per doz DOREN A. auk Jumper Dresses New Woolen Dress Goods is complete and the prices are much less than last season. S ee t liem toda V. OITK DISPLAY OF LOKANE. Sonie are but ton trimmeil, otbeis witli rieli einbroiderv ferent story. JNeigiiooiiioou .News Most of They’re here to day— tomorrow it may be a d if Munsingwear for men, women and «‘hildren. Bolivias. corsets, Black Pat hosiery. Standard Pat t«*rns, It Always Pays to Buy at OrayV SATURDAY IS THE TIME TO BUY CRACKERS AND COOKIES FOR TH E KIDDIES* LUNCHES Premium Sodas, Vanilla Wafers, Graham Crackers, Lemon Snaps, Zu Zu and Barnum Animals 7c Pkg. 7c Pkg. ARMY BACON 12 II». rant* for $2 20 WEDDING BREAKFAST SYRUP 10 lbs. light 86c SUGAR 14 llm. for. 21 lbs SALMON Tall «'atiH each $100 10c JAP RICE Why take chance« on canned goods yon know nothing about ? When you buy at (¡H A Y ’S < 'ASH AND CAKKY remember that vse absolutely guarantee everything we «ell, and if you are not «atiHfied you get your money back. FLOUR—KERR'S BEST $2 15 Per 49 lb. «ark Per barrel $840 This store will SOFT WHEAT $1.35 McKenzie, 49 lbs $5 30 Per barrel p. m. for the football game be closed Friday from 3:00 to 5:00 C. G. High vs Corvallis. 48n BRING YOUR TO GRAY S CASH Another Pleasing Feature 98c BEANS, W HITE for 7 lbs for 7c Pkg. Sr. CARRY E R A X 5 CASH&CARRY VELVET TOBACCO 2 can« for 25c SARDINES Large oval cans 17c CRY8TAL W HITE SOAP 5 bar« for 26c 21 bar« for ............. $1 00 CITRUS WASHING POWDER Bulk, |»«>r lb 10c BORAX NAPTHA WASHINO POWDER P«-r package DRIED PRUNES 3 lbs for WE PAY Top PRICES