Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, August 29, 1912, Image 9

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OF THE TOWN
Alviih Churchill r< tumi d T-i, ,
diiy from it viali Ht Siithfrlln.
Mru. ,1. |>. Humphrey
I««»rune Tut'HiiHy.
wiih
from 'X 1 V
Mm. « hill. Cooll y ri torni li Tm-mliiy
Mra. .1. Hannon of Eugene viaited
(ATTI1 MS OK MOKI I MAN from U viHil with her |>;iri.|ita nt Cur
her
iliiiight.r» here thin week.
tin.
issim i M O M K N T .
Mr. und Mra. H. D. Bennett of
Mm. F. K. Itilllio'ton of Eugene I n
. f Ihn W Ih]wood 1 .1110 ■|**nilinir thi' Week with friumja here Kufft'i.e viaited in iJorena triday.
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Mra 1
E Whitlock wax in from
f i l a l i T h u ra d a V fo r 1 ‘o rtla io i
l'or Siilo or Hint. - I mo H e r * turni,
<
oiiat
Fork
Tuesday.
r puli' * 11,1
i* *t null'll hum
lurido puHturo, building», Homi* fruit,
Mr and Mra. W. C. Hilling» and
Kood running wutrr, climi' to railway.
dauKhter
were in Eugene hint Thora-
lltrvi y in t lik 11• K » roupli' N. I. i ' wih , I livido, Oro.
Hpl 2I! ih |,
day.
I*. Storimi; and family viaitod in
l or If1 nt. Foriiiahed rooma for light
ItrowiiHv ilio nvor Sondiiv wi*h Mr
Imiiai
ki i piriK. No children. Cloae in.
Sterling i hrnthor Churlou,
Mra. K. A. Cotll».
a22tfc
4 block, .'t
Mr. und Mru. .1 um . I*. (Iridium uro
III I II II t OH
W. It. Hawley of l.orane waa in
W il I k t O
»pending h conplo wooka in Itotiomin
FiiKcne laat Thuraday.
f (Win houn' unii ri'lhir, Igtru. looking nftor minim/ property.
0 H Al I polka. l'Illl I I ./ UHI
I he Sterling t i ed Cn. in prepared to
I*. J . Scholl und family uro Hpending
| |,r,H III h i-nrt of ry fl,., , ,
mil,
chop and elytm Kram.
Prompt
tini' ih 'I k I i I miim , j '.... / ;■ trill i 1 u cini|do witeku ul Now|Hirt.
lerviee, price» renaonuhle.
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luit; J ' i 'i’y i-ow I / i . iih old,
Special pricoa on heul trailo rottoli
t
layiliy
hriiM,
n^i
,\i
nt
min
AnieriiHii Beauty and Pure White
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Kardan hour for the next two weckt» :
«ia«l
All kih '. fot il.i.u i
* inch Vaauar whiU- \dton houo, r,n ft. I1 lour I * nnw rediiriyt to $1.45 per Hack.
|f ynii u ri' w anting u anup,
ut u|• Box f»IM
loiiKlh f t . »o(, 4 inch Apri i- atripe cot­ F.very Hack guuriniteed. Sterling Feed
Co.
JU Aritt
ton lume, 60 ft. length $4.76, f inch
W’e are in the market for wheat arid
three utripu colliin hour. Ml ft. length
Lmor> "L Mi* III I h t U lti. 1 u v r i $0.2.7, Swnngcl llurdwuro 1 11 ,
oat». Will u I hu ' xc I imiikc (lour for
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wheat. Sterling Feed Co.
The rampiiiK parly rnnHiutinK of II
I f , White ri'tiirni'd tu Tin- I It. liar run und wife of I'ortlund, Mr.
Kcv. B. ( 'labor of Aahhind whm in
Llurday, nftì r 11 vont witti n i und Mru. N. K. Iturrett of Coro ne, the city thin week.
I t.'hiiu. Ituhinaon and Iteri I iuiik I uh of
Mr. and Mrs. P. I,. I.araon came up
H left thin week for N**w|»url Kroano, Culif . and M inn In tour ilurmu from KiiKene Friday for a ahort viait.
V.
of H un city, rctorrad from the Bohe­
Mra. KiiKene Matlock of Eugene via-
M. hi 14 of it ri'HrrvoIr l i t i for the city
mia HUlrict Monday night. ’Ilio out ited her parenta here d u riiiK the paat
ri
u
.
I " . n i Ot
of town pi’iiplo have returned to their week.
'll tu l^^^llioriaiKkìiri'd Iloti O rp ln i
rcnpcetivo bonica.
^'or
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f
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each.
Mrr
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One Mix-year aid mare and one larK''
Baled Alfalfa o r clover hay for Hide sorre II h f e *
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for
aale.
Marion
it llll.flt) |M(r u . •J. T. OlMun, S jik * - Veatch.
aHtf.
nnw, phone
air.tf.c
Mra. George Rouae of Ko.schurg ia
Mru. If. |{. .loh viaded in Eugene (lending the week with her parenta,
roi-Hilay.
Mr. ami Mra. W. C. Johnnon.
Mr«. M. I'. Wyatt left Tocuduy for a
S, ('. Count» and family returned
• luit with her ho toind in the liohemiu I Saturday motniiiK from an extended
iND M lPA yf WORK
1 'iatricl.
vinlt in Arizona unit California.
TED o n w e s t s i d e
I r. ! \rnuld of I’ortlavil in api'iiiling
I.. II. Woodruff returned Friday from
'l.c w i < . at the home of hin mother, an outiiiK at Newport.
¡II. th 'Ihoinpaon nod children,
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Mra. .Martha J . Whistnan returned
L ||N'iil il weck viaitiug frullili
Mr. and Mr- Joe .'harp returned Friday from a ahort visititi Eugene,
|,ft Tuesday for Sun Diego,
ulurduy from a visit with Senator
.Mr. anil Mra. E. J . Kent returned
Mr. 1 hompHon nod F. I). nal Mrt. Kean ut Fusene.
Friday from a short viHit in Eugene.
mi li tlx* trip by t».ut from
A 7-pound non wax horn Saturday to
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
The Thompson fumily r\ Mr. and Mra. (ico. Curtíale.
will serve home cooking at Kerr &
lik e that th rir foture home
A dauithter wan horn Sunday to Mr. Silaliy'a Saturday during the fair.
ut m> j and Mr» (i. M. Scntt.
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p|t klN<\ \**ll begin at
S. P. Nixon, W. E. Nixon and fam­
ire on
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%p >.. • J 'Jr. tbo V I
Von k work an<|» ginal work. That’» ily, Elmer Kent and family, who had
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3 « i m W. Sravi’y
my motto, tlotr^ahoc repairer.
been visiting at the (i. M. Hall home,
M inn
iir 11 inti« l i hiiH recovered returned yesterday to their home in
1 fruì» lirr rcoi'iit illiii'ia.
Agenda, Kuna.
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New fall Silks & Wool fabrics I
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i^ < H E New Silks Woolen Goods, just II
^ ✓ p u t on display at this store are much
the prettiest patterns and best values we I Y :
have yet shown. The prices are reason­ i
able too. W e are proud of these new
dress fabrics and we want you to see 5 X :
them and you will be proud of them too. y
»ale This
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27 inch pure Silk W aist Patterns
in all the newest stripes and
Oriental designs.
Individual
patlerns with no two
alike.
Priced a yd____
95c
la -95c
27 inch new Taffeta
able colors. A yd_______
27 indi changeable colored QH —
pure silk Messaline. A yd jU l r
3fi inoli black Peau De
Soi. A yd___________
"DE B A K E R
-Onerai Blacksmith
58 inch all wool Suitings.
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Priced a y d .--------------------- ^ I . O J
52 inch all-wool Kmpress
(T1 P i t
Cloth in 8 colors. A y d .. 4 ) I.DU
54 inch Dress Flannels
A y d . .............................................. 0 J u
36 inch Serge, in colors. Priced C flfi
a yd................................................... JUU
54 inch all-wool, blue, b lack and
white Serge, shown in four widths.
Priced, 95c. $ 1 . 3 5 . $ 1 . 4 5 . $ 1 . 5 0 .
27 inch silk Brown Cord, a y d .. 95c
New Fall Shoes
Grocery Department
A C A S H S A V I N G IN E V E R Y I T E M
M atches, a b o x ______________ 1 ___ x . . .
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4c
J \ -------- ---
4 p a c k a g es (»loss <Jf C4>ni S t a r c t K - A - -
25c
4 (>ackages Sod K .
25c
Double flat (Kiiuteil T o o th P ic k s, a b o x
O*
4c
27c
................. 45c
Sue Peaberrv Blent! Coffe£, a pound
6(>c T ea, a potimi
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56 inch pure wool Broad
fl“1 i f l
Cloth, in blue and black, yd. ^ I .H U
.¥> indi black Taffetà.
Prie ed a yd_________
^ride
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Woolen Fabrics i I
Silks
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Our new fall shoes
for Men, Women
and children are
exceptional good
values in stvle,
workmanship and
quality.
Every
pair of dress shoes
is made with soft
and flexible Good­
year welt sewed
soles.
Ladies 7 inch top,
gun metal lace
shoe . . .
$ 2 .5 0
29c
5 lb (tail Corn Svru p, a can
Itev. J . li. KirharilHiin waa u|i frulli
Mr-. J . P. (iruhanv telephones from
lu lb pail Corn Syrup, a can____ ._______ 48c
' Eugi'iu* Munitay tu altri .1 thè Prohibi their camp 10 miles above the Bed
•h. liJo l
I tinti tnaeting.
Bridge that they arc having a jolly
6 bars White Laundry Soap___________ 25c
t a lli,.
nt. un m am Mi.-
Veatrh wna in Eugenie Mnr.ilay. goml time
.
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fmm i " I t x y / b r u i i '. ,>n p .„I 1 S.
____ 25c
u bars Savon S o ap .«
Ladies’ vici kid
Mi- , - (»race billy and Marguerite
Sn-.ttl iu i^e ami barn un
(ì. W. MrFarlnml tranaurtni buai-
shoes in lace or
' co sti a t A) it $ arri**i ch 'a rm i. K ' h «|
.luhnson returned yesterdsy from their
ru
a»
in
Eugenie
Monilay.
16-oz. bottle pure Toma toe Catsup-------- 20c
Styles like above in 16 button style .
so
111.I ,.iit r f r u it , tine w ater
outing in the Bohemia District.
(».a*l 2 h«.r»e p.
r elrrtric niotor
es e K
W*1. 4 M NI ta rit, balan.
une
button boot in gun metal Priced $ 1.75 to $ 3.25
25c (annul can best B a k in g Powder _____ 20c
M. A. Morris and wife eame up from
^ ^ i; b
'. rest
lin,
| f<>r naie ut a bur^t^ni. The Sentinel. .
leather, priced
ffO OC M , dress sh
Eugene Monday.
_____ 25c
Quart linttle pure G ra p e Ju ic e
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Itev. E. ti. t). 'iriiat vinteli fruì,.la
a ^a ,r ................... " P O . J J lace or button, in
.Mr. and Mrs. S. Bailey of Koaeburg
Karl alai family relurneil f r i
Eugeni' Suturila)'.
. 35c to 55c
Brooms
all leathers. Priced a t_____ ________ $ 2 .9 5
visited here thia week.
Bufila, Ora., t<, a|ieiul tiir
Mimi" Mailge lluml.ert amt Vera
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Children’s shoes, priced a t ___ 2 5 c to $ 2 2 .3
The canning aeaaon fur peaches is
I Fuller ni Eugene vialtnl al thè ('. H.
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now in full blaat. There ia plenty of
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Vai.Valili waa in fruiti Doreria Fuller home iluring thè paat week.
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line stork, both from Southern Oregon
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I Mra. I.. A. Kiigera returneil FriJav and from local orchards in the market.
ieti.,
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kmnl r,.m Aw|<rey haa returne.l fn«u a vimt at Kug.uie with her ilaugh- The nuality and price are thought to X
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aure t J
II. (*. Maxwell.
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axln
.leil
vii
atmn
un
tua
fruit
*''r.
Mr
be
as
good
now
as
they
will
be
later.
le a u r ^ ^
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I>r C. II. Fuller returneil Saturila)'
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it i n n i ara] will 1 , V givi* aperial alten
Sixth Co., C. A. C., O. N. G., ia
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fruiti a vini with hia daughter, Mra. expected
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ti re u 'i/uiiee. Call ut ttie ex
THE CASH ECONOMY STO RE
home tonight from Ft.
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n e i g h  ,#ffir*
jlMaMjal li. S. <». Humbert ut Eugene.
Stevens.
Expert drearrtaking dune promptly.
r. K r y ’i ' i F. W. Colvin of Eugene v in te .1
m23tf
ht g
t the pari week with lier mere, Mra. Pet Sanbrd.
1
10 miles out; 14
» un ! ■ Wm Bruwn.
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Mira E.lith llaatinga haa arcepteil a
Divide Items.
X / A p r p c million ft. fine tim-
rontini
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School begins here Monday, Sept. 2d,
|H,aitiuii aa elerk fnr The hair.
LJ I i t b l v u b ti; good g a r d e n
with
Mias
Haag
of
Eugene
as
teacher.
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land;
creek
lad
toil;
small
bearing
VS. E Bruwn, of thè Brown bumlier
orchard; assortmlr fruits, (dace all
Fritz Söderström, who is working at y
la»., waa up frulli Eugene Munday un
fenced; line nut/ range for stoca;
the
O. L. & T. Co., mashed his thumb
litiN j tICHH.
...... | creek and dmuntain springs Ml
while
moving the donkey last week.
.j.
.',|ace
Place
rented
and
in
crop
this
Mi aara. Banton, Stapletun end l evi
season. Price $ t.ir>0; $700 cash, bal-
Frank Chapman went to Eugene on
Cieer of launlon and T.
Wheelcrof
ance one year at »>', interest.
business Saturday.
Box 51H.
ih in ritv Mirre in Eugene Satunlay,
Mr. Lewis and family were guests of
makliiK thè trip by auto.
Mr. Soderstrom’s Sunday.
Wr bave .r> do*. Everlaating è
The old soldiers of I.Htie county will
Miss Ruth Taylor was visiting at
jura whirh v r wili aacritiri !lt i l '"" make their county reunion a state-wide
Drain a few days.
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We
want
to
clean
up
our
^
^
>n(,
wij,
hold
it
at
the
time
on
|H-r
Frank Chapman loaded a car of
inlil and ends, He have other bur *(,ich the Oregon Klcetric celebration
planks for Decorah, Ia.,the last of the
gains in jars. *rund & Co., I hone n.>.
^¡ven>
lace
M ins Ethel i ’arker came up from
Jf yoU h>ve an 0I1 vacant house to week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Miller, who have been
Eugene last Thursday.
rent sec Swengel at the Hardware
Store
visiting
a
brother
in
Washington,
re­
Alfred D tliU latra »acUd busim
, n
A ||ttW paint inside and out
turned a few days ago.
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In Eugene Turadny.
Will put it in sbxpe and bring you an
Mr. Lee loaded a car of lumber here
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PIIOTOGKAI’ HEK
ABMSTlfDNG income.
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it.
SHOT A'l
Bui hf v tn ts folks to
M. Hoskins has commenced su.t tn Monday.
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Miss Della Perini was visiting with
vere ib
j. Htl|| a*,ra. It was only foreclosure against the Saginaw
know he
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relatives
at
Anlauf
a
few
days.
,,f bis now cameras, which chard and Timber company. The two
with one
notes secured by the mortgage were
t
Frank Marketta and sister Pearl of
n, na I >r
wasn't loaded ¡it the lime.
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called to $P.t5o and $3450, respectively
Comstock were visitors at Perini’s Sun­
mpletely
Mrs. Albert Stocks was
day.
of the
nnh,'hea!l*
,lurt,lnK <»f II, •<|Uiiim, Wash., Pnrcnii Tuesday on acculi nt
Carl Burket visited at the home of
all limi' «Ufned home Saturday, aflc r a viait McriniiH illiu*H8 * .f her brother's wife.
his parents Monday, returning to Rose-
pk his mother.
had
John McPherson of Afhland. who
burg on No. 19.
AT A BARGAIN
A »titrh in limi. ^rnsy anvv a new ticen visiting his son at D"
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Miss Lindstrom and nephew Adolph,
J » of shoes.
Thompson for several day*, returnc.l
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Qn|y 1J mile* from Cottage were shopping in Cottage Grove S a t­
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|M(- 1. I',iins and wife are s e n d i n g a home Tuesday morning.
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drove, 35 acres under cultiva­ urday.
Savage and VMnoh. aUr rifle* always
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' ' r I , (»kina repre
Extra
Gang
Foreman
Rosen
and
wife
tion, 40 acres fine piling tim ­
the Morre-Fairbanks Pa»., ami is („ stock , t the Swcngol Hardware
spent Sunday at Newport, returning
f
ber. 200 acres good foot-hill
_ -'. install machinery at the Calii Store.
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Monday morning.
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woodland pasture. Price $20
Mr. and Mrs. John Barker luiy
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r Ml" eral S l'rings at lamdon.
Misses Frances and Millie Dugan
outing at
turned home from their
per
acre.
A
snap.
Easy
terms.
tu' f
am* Arthur Stewart
were at Eugene Monday.
frut | ri(Jny from Ncw|>orl, where I’almtir’a.
AiiPai;ss
ownkk
reived word
Many Good Positions.
Mrs. I). McCarge» I»*« ref
I / SleWlut h* <l
Mveral weeka
Hox 458, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Victor
Are open to young men and young
■^count of UHti^na.
,,f the death of lur ^ father,
Death oc-
ladies in the field of “ Wireless” or
miahed rooms to rout to arhool Montre. at Berkeley, Cnlif
Commercial
Telegraphy. The passage
Mina Huella Hawkins visited in Eu-
s< hool teacher*; All conven- curred Friday at the age » ' " >lH -
of a new federal law, e l e c t i v e Oct.
laturday.
1 " r' ishvd and use of cook
1st. compelling all sea going vessels to
,i Margaret
Marcarci Harvey of
*°*"
rianrt. f t. ini for one In
HouaehoM g"f '* ' or
he equipped witji wireJVM instruments
K
ayscr
Marth»
W e have notfi \ but Oregon grown trees,
and manned tfy two competent opera­
iTw'
With tWH in r,,0,n- next aeven
a2î'c
M.
C.
Uualt.
a‘
2
9sl9|*l.
Whiaman.
tors, has created a great demand for
ntractorl
carefully inspe ed under state laws. Guar­
Xi'turtu'd last
young men in the wireless service.
Mrs. C. <■. DuBruill
n
*" *,,,mor,'*t has recovered
f ’antnn,
anteed highes grade. Plenty of Logan­
Albany and
^ e n t sickness.
The Morse Telegraph O . , of Seattle,
ere and
Thiiraday from « »"*'* ,n
berries. Wrii us.
Wash., operates under direct super­
le. His I"f tn !
" ' ' I f . Aisled angled Lidian« ni.
vision of wireless and railway officials
red with L '
' “•'"I streams of the
Another big
' "l
• ... rc- »way.
and place» all graduates in good posi­
“ I ttnik p#f
fr,,m Saturday to Tuesday. A tau,",™ ™ k i.K ,
u .
M F. 30” during the past tions. It will pay you to write for full
directed
''"rmslicd room, one ceivctl
I of »n
narticulars.
a29-s5pd.
better, C l ^ ' h n f Man,. Address 14« th l. Store. Everybody’* buying it
week.
to come
L p
a-22-29pd.
> » " ' n » ~ » ^ 7 ’ .
, i ()»k 1 returned Tue. y
now all
tinel want ad. will get it for you.
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family have arrived nouai caro to aged or . I
recom-
Chargea
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e
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--.-.Newport.
M" rK“n. Colo., and ex|>ect
ry them.
S t „ Kugcno. tire.
th" the'r permanent home.
IiatiI ms
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la st for I f f p ç
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No
\ Long-Credit
Profits
Umphrey & Mackin
One
Cash Price
to Ail J
Last Week of the !
dies Suitings
Clearance Sale!
A ll W o o l
O r in o li C lo t h
;in* p o in ch e s w id e
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$1.00, $1.25 and
$1.50 a Yard
p of all
A general elea
odd lots, br en sizes
BUN WOOLEN MILLS STORE
STOCK R ANCH
This includes Ready-to-
wear Garment, Suits,
Coats, Skirts, W ash
Goods, Etc.
L U R C H ’S , Cottage Grove
PEAR, CHÉRRY, APPLE
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