Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, January 16, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextC h o ic e 2 5 c Y I UMPHREY & MACKIN Choice any piece Art Ware including Water Pitchers. Cuspidors, Baby Plates, Tea Pots, jaraiuiers, Jardiniers, etc. tea eois, ... 25c The CASH ECONOHY STORE ■ X Special Sat., Jan. 18th All Dress G ingham s wot tit to 1 5c ti vil m 9c S|>eciul, a y d ............ A big lot of Men's $3 50 dress Shoes, clean and new, a pair | BIG CLEAN-UP SALE CONTINUES l ENDS S A T U R D A Y , JA N U A R Y % Every pari of this store is filled with genuine Clean-up Sale Bargains. V 2 5 th Note These Quick Selling Prices 39c 73c 93c $1.48 83c $5.50 Men’s $7.00 Logging Shoes clean-up price, pair---------------- Men’s $6.00 Cruiser Shoes clean-up price, pair----- ---------- Men’s $5.75, 18 inch, 2 buckle CC Oil Tan Shoe, clean-up price, pr.^TnU J Special lot Men’s 4-iu-hand Neck Ties, clean-up price, each — Special lot Men’s heavy 4-in-hand Neck Ties, each---------- Men’s 60c all-wool heavy Hose clean-up price, p a ir ............. .. Men’s silk-lisle dress Hose in black and colors, a p a ir.. î ? T K n e l t e l llurn S r u la itK I N u a tei| Kmbroidory work ia being taught and U n t i m i h u m 0 *n *r*l Vu a.I (TiÑgni ...ktiu plain »owing done rheap by Mr«, Wil Paia Wat tasi* U M m i c c i ' « W artaul« bur. Call at Mr*. Miller'*, No f>7 I’a " C a ia |UI»I**I un IV'» h ^ rifle highway. I alao have for aale a Hiiaut* Das »tU W ^ nice young parrot, 8 month« old, pial v"V»r «,»*........ .. to talk, ____ _ price $'-*•>, Oentl«- beginning Hl'W KM n SII man'aauit of clothes, roat $36, ■«.... «ame aa n atan e* H*|S. J», h o ........ ¡new, for $14; 2 now hat«, I ault of U r e i . e t h u m V o u n iy I ita n e w (t rain clothea rheap and 2 doxun rana of ■al..... Mi »• •> “ ¡ fruit. One new art square, aire 12*16, jltl for only $10. l’AMK VI NO Not one item of Winter Wei ( h.uldise’ has escaped the sharp reduction in price. All merchandise left from the Fall and W inter selling must'be cleaned up during this Sale. The exceptional low prices and rapid selling testify with conviction the genuineness of this Sale. Come early and get a share of these Clean-up Sale Economies. Men’s 50c single piece, cotton ribbed Underwear, now______ Men’s 95c single wool ribbed Underwear, now_____________ Men’s Lamb’s wool single piece Underwear, now----------- Men’s $1.95 to $2.50 wool Union Suits, now ............... ......... Men’s $1.00 cotton Union Suits, now___________________ 10c 19c 39c 22c 9c Big lot Men’s 15c lisle Hose black and colors, choice a pair------- Men’s $2.50 all-wool blue outside Shirts, special clean-up price. . $4.50 all-wool Oregon Flannel S h i r t s , double breast, back and Q QC sleeves, special clean-up p rice.. Men’s 50c wool Neck-Scarfs choice_______________________ 38c 83c 63c 38c 19c Men’s $1.00 to $1.25 outing flannel Gowns heavy weight, full size choice______________________ Men's 75c outing flannel Gowns choice______________________ Men’s 50c wool Gloves choice______________________ Men’s 25c wool Gloves choice___ ___________________ Men’s Dress Shirts Special Sale Men’s Dress bought since last Fall, 1912 choice each______________ Shirts, all ... 83c shipment, thin rounding of the top ha>l baiami Stalenwnidft^, ««Ui«.», to apring down level with coda and Srplrmbci 30 , 1912 , sides. 11 «-in-«* «very apple In the I to* from top to bottom had the one above “ US HUM. «UNb or below it inaaht'd into it, rauaing a natane* Hapl *>• ‘H i ......... ‘ r '*»«nn i„ 'lent am! rotten «pot in apple. Hardly M*<*lv**l '*' ' Í||M ) 1 S c » * “ *U Itom iTlN m S .. ,» olila» «<\»» • .a*- |.U * an apple in Hi« box e«ra|>«d tin« im part of Ita neighbor ami many had aid« K n a lv m l h u u i i H II >oliali Mac« v«4 hum V I- )i « h J, „ . N u m lx x l impact aa well from crowding. 'I he remedy ia in rleating the I mi * I l a r i « « ! h u m I « m o luttai |*alil W a tt a u li until rover dor« not crowd content*. Calti l n l » i * * l »u W attau li Hotter loo looec than too tight. T IS U « )*' » ° W a U t l .ut.l Hoping the«« 14 w lino* from the ■»lassa dm |i oonaigneo'a end may he of lienetlt to your grower* in parking, I am, Your* *•*« - WATKH «UND truly, JOHN I.. RIQQS. Ha la n e* S*l>« *». 'V“ ......... . Sale of Children’s Wool Single Piece Underwear 1 U ...39c 43c 43c 53c 79c 63c 89c Women’s 85c wool flannel single piece Underwear, now__________ Women’s $1.15 to $1.25 wool single piece Underwear, now------- Women’s $1.95 to $2.?5 wool Union Suits white or gray ch o ice____________________ Children’s Underwear Children’s 25c cotton single piece Underwear________________ Children’s 30c to 35c cotton single piece Underwear, now____ Childreh’s 40c cottou single piece Underwear, now__________ Children’s 45c cotton single piece Underwear, now___________ 19c 23c 29c 32c Clean-up Sale Children’s Union Suits 50c to 60c cotton Union Suits now____________________________ 85c wool mixed Union Suits now____________________________ $1.50 wool Union Suit now ______________________ 43c 63c Wash Goods Clean*up ❖ One lot, including Poplins, Kepp, Silk Mixed Goods, etc. Worth 25c to 35c a yd. Choice, a yd___ 18c Clean-up Lace and Embroideries $4.75 $1.13 ...63c | FEB. 25c patterns___ 19c 20c p a ttern s 15c 18c patterns___ 12c 15c patterns____ 10c 50c Linen Scarfs and Pillow Tops Choice, each_________________ RICE SPECIAL 39c | MANY BACHS ACCEPT 83c l DURING 1912 63c $1.93 $2.13 Women’s $1 .(X) to $1.50 Outing Flannel, heavy weight Gowns; white or colors. Choice, each____________I Women’s 75c Gowns ICach_____________________ Y ♦% Blushing Maids and Others Propose $2.75 to $3.00 pure Si*k Messaliue Petticoats, now e a c h _____ ♦is Many Times During Leap $3.50 pure Silk soft Taffeta Petti Year Just Past. coats, now each ________ Maidens young and old took ad van- $4.00 pure Silk Jersey Petticoat with X Y tage of the recent leap year In large messaline flounce; black only Y 1 numbers, as ia indicated by the report Now e a ch _____ ____________ Y 5 lbs. Bayo Beans, 25c, 90-lb sack $4.35. 4 lbs. White Beans, 25c, 90-lb. sack $5.45 5 lbs. Cream Rolled Oats, 25c, 90-lb. sack fo r............................................................ $3.75 6 lbs. Standard Oats, 25c, 90-lb. sack for........................................................ $3.50 Three cans choice Iowa Corn 25c, 24 can case $1.95; 3 cans Standard Tomatoes 25c (limited number), 24-can case $2.00, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t SOCIETY t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Hold Joint Installation. Appomattox Post No. 34, Department of Oregon, G. A. R., and Woman’s Relief Corps No. 2, auxiliary to the G. A. R., gave a banquet and held joint installation in Phillips Hall Saturday. Dinner was served at 12:30. After the dinner the following officers were installed : G. A. R. : George W. Kerr, com mander; B. F. Adams, senior vice-com mander; R. Hull, junior vice-comman d er; D. L. Woods, surgeon; G. W. Kelly, chaplain; W. Dickey, quarter m aster; 0 . H. Willard, officer of the day; Joseph Perkins, officer of the guard ; Geo. McReynolda, adjutant. Mr. McReynolda acted aa installing officer. W. R. C. : President, Mrs. Farhns- wald ; senior vice-president, Mrs. Laura McKernan ; junior vice-president, Mrs. E lla Jon es; conductor, Mrs. Malinda Aubrey; asaistant conductor, Mrs. De Lon g ; treasurer, Mrs. Regania Bohm; secretary, Mrs. Alta Spray; chaplain, Mrs. Fanny Godard ; guard, 1-gallon can pure Tomato Catsup each 38c; Otter Brand Minced Clams, 2 cans 23c, dozen cans $1.30; 2 cans Solid Pack To matoes 23c; 24-can case $2.65. Choice Table Fruit —packed in No. 2% cans with sugar syrup. Includes Bartlett pears, Crawford free-stone peaches, Lemon Cling peaches and Apricots, 2 cans—25c, 24-can case—$2.90 Gallon Fruits — solid pack choice fruit put up in gallon cans. Choice Peaches in gallon can, each 35c, 12 can case $3.85; choice Apricots in gal lon can, each 35c, 12 can case $3.85; choice Pears in gallon can, each 35c, 12 can case $3.85; choice Apples in gallon can, each 28c, 12 cans $3.15 13,1913 Y The big night for Cottage Y Grove. Keep your eye peel- Y ed for developments. Special Prices on Groceries During the Big Gean-Up Sale | Extra fancy Long Head Rice, unpolished, 3% lbs. 25c; 100 lbs. $6.75. Choice Broken Rice, 5 lbs. 25c. 100 lbs. fo r_____ ________________________ $4.85 COFFEE SPECIAL - 2 4 c lb. None Better Our regular Peaberry Blend Coffee in 10-lb. lots or over, special per lb ___________ 24c Fancy Cane and Corn Syrup. Special during Clean-Up Sale. One Gallon can 65c. X Gallon can 35c; Quart can 23c. 3 cans choice Pink Salmon, special___ 25c 48-can c a s e .............. ............................ $3.85 2 cans F?ancy Red Salmon__________35c Miss McKibben; assistant guard, Mrs* The Ladies’ Missionary Society of Handy; patrotic instructor, Mrs. Fanny the Christian Church met at the home Godard ¡color bearer No. 1. Mrs. Mar- of Mrs. S. L. Knox last Thursday guret Leum ; color bearer No. 2, Mrs. afternoon. Topic: “ Women of the Lizzie Rheda; color bearer No. 3, Mrs. Orient.” The subject was ably dis Lena Hamloth; color bearer No. 4, cussed by the members. A de*p in Mrs. Agnes Graber; musician, Mrs. terest was manifested and a pleasant Hoxie; press correspondent, Mrs. Sarah j and profitable afternoon was spent. E. Kerr. The 19-13-3 Club met Monday even Mrs. Regania Bohm acted as install ing at the Ernest Purvance home. ing officer.__________ _____ The membership is confined to teachers Calling cards—The Sentinel. in the public schools, all of whom were A surprise party was given on Elms preaent. Mosier Saturday evening at the home The Emanon Club met last Thursday of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. with Mrs. G. M. Scott. D. Brown, Games were enjoyed by The Needlework Club of the R. N. the little folks, after which refresh ments of sandwiches, pickles, tarts, A. met at the home of Mrs. G. C. Price candy, oranges and bananas were Tuesday for a social afternoon. Fancy served. Abount twenty were present. work was the principal diversion of the afteruoon. A four-course luncheon The Social Twelve held ita regular was served consisting of bean patties, meeting last Thursday with Mrs. L. Waldorf nut salad, toast, coffee, S. Hill. After the usual fancy work pressed meats, hot biscuits, fruit, des refreshments were served consisting of sert and cake. Misses Helen Price and salad, sandwiches, plum pudding, cake Gladys Hastings assisted with the and coffee. Mrs. Herman Venske was serving. Members present w e r e a guest of horor. Members present Mesdames H. Venske, G. M. Hall, were Mesdames Eakin, Job, G. M. Baker, H. A. Miller, A. S. Powell, Hall. Compton, H. Veatch. L u rch ,! Geo. Wilson, Geo. Atkinson, Stoneburg, Burkholder, Abrams, Hill. Hemenway, A. L. Monroe, A. Ham- of County i'lnrk Russell. There were 66 more licenses issued during 1912 than in 1911, indicating that the girls are not as backwards as the men. June was the banner month, aa usual. By month« the number issued each years is as follows; 1911 1912 January.................................... 22 29 Febru ary................................. 19 24 M arch...................................... 18 20 April ...................................... 16 26 M ay.......................................... 19 24 June ........................................ 46 67 J u l y .......................................... 2« 32 August .................................. 29 32 September............................... 39 46 October.................................... 36 36 November.............................. 29 34 December................................ 39 44 % SYRUP SPECIAL SALMON SPECIAL m a in h i s i i;r i - i v i n i . h ; ItaUm* S*l>t *> W“ -----1, _ «n«linl lio«» imjfinrnl i.l «mm« ««rim i lium !»■•“ « un l.l*in« pal MSH M. K. CHURCH Jam es T. Moore, Paatqr. Services for next Sunday^: 9 :46 a. m., Sunday school,; 11 a. m , sermon, su bject: "Keeping F a ith "; 6:3» p. m., Epworth League; 7 :30, song and sermon, subject; "The Importance of Professing the Faith.” Including V’aleucieues I.ace, Muslins and Swiss Embroidery. Worth 7c to Cp 12c a yd, Choice, a yd___________ Ww $6.00 heavy, white, pure wool Blahket— 11-4 size; silk bound edges. Clean up Sale price________ $1.50 11-4 brown or gray heavy weight cottou Blanket Now each______________ 10-4 size gray cotton Blanket Clean-up price, each_____ Clean-Up Sale Curtain Scrims ♦ i CHUR C H N E W S |n, m u H alm , r lire , j i , lu ll CHRISTIAN CHURCH n « l M un ii*.................. i* R. A. Moon, pastor. rulli mirimi on ftumU «*< Service* for next Sunday: Bible M u m D m .IM III ini school, 9:46 a. in .; sermon, II a. m. ‘•ni* Kvcning services : Christian Kndeavor, T K N N K n n l’.l'. " K M ’X S n s j *i :30; sermon, 7 :30. lt«c*l**4 li um «uni A «mini luim« |»nl*t nn A ns *« m » * io ........... .. BAPTIST CHURCH Tl«ii*l*> •** «*»»»•• V.... I il* C. M. Cobb, pastor. Services for next Sunday : 10 a. m., venue i . ihmasy w *t> Bible school; 11 a. in., morning wor Hnlam * n*|H JS, I v l l . ahip followed by the baptismal ter- N r . r l . u l fl.UII . 1 1 * lu .r f.lr t A « ice, su bject: “ Four Marka of the 11*Inner I lr r j i , i « n , ->ti Chri*tian." Junior meeting at 3 :0li p. am hi . ; young |ieople'a meeting at 6:30 p. S T K K K I Vi SU. m. A cordial welcome to all. S*Inn. r a*,* ( t , I f “ ............... . 45c Wool Garments, now 50c “ Women’s Underwear Women’s 50c white or creatn cotton single piece Underwear choice__________ Women’s 65c to 75c heavy cream cotton single piece Underwear now____________________________ Women’s 60c cotton Union Suits now____ _______________________ Women’s 75c cotton Union Suits, now_____________________ Women’s $1.00 to $1.25 heavy Union Suits now_______________ ■Ulani* H*)» X loth. The invited guests were Miss Florence Protzman, Mesdames G. H. Tyson and A. C. K inter. T o ta l............................. N r u i . n l It.un Count« T ir w n ir Tun N n r i . n l lio m S la lh h i i t . i l-«.tn| l A n i w n r a u pnl.li N r . r l . u 1 liu m Hi t il. Htirnt NI mo I mi lu o rth p a il) (A n r u n m U |nMi S r .r l . T .1 liu m a ia lh HOrrt M n S a I m u Ih |. * il| I A« x « tmith U (nnli N u r l r u l liu m 1 ’nr I lie llig h w t, h n « i Am ronmrnln peldi ........ N u n . u l liu m T b lid h i reel Macs*« I A n n a m n S paldi ....... H r r r l.u .1 brum Wunt Main . u n i h i b I Am ranm rnta pa Hi I . . . . ... J H rrrl.u .1 flum I h I i t t I M»> n b a I A n m n ir N l i paid) ra b l W s iis n la IW b j r « id in ir in e un n r a irs n li b* : Matanr* lir e . | l . l » l l . S U t t i KanS « • Malanr* H r*, it , w n . W r * n il« m i k i r s v m a K uu i __ . Halanr* |M* jt . I « il . In irru l MaeatUm halanr* IM* Nl. 1*1», SINII. M r .r i r a r in g n»i Malanr* IM r. J i. Iv “ S i n k Mi**» M » ..t a m InuM b part. . . In« Malanr* INpr 41. tv“ . S ls lh N ir d M aradam lauulb p a m Malancr I n c it . i« i< , C a r lb H ighw ay r a r in g .......... A i Mai an. * Ilr r . 41. I*“ . T h ird - ir r r i M aradam IV T S T A N II I N l. W AM XANTS, *V.- A N II N“ T r A ll» r o b WANT Of I ! “ r n r la l P un .l ................. j W al* i I u n .l ....................................... 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I . iv i J . ^ ||K«««*r ca y l W h a t d o y o u w a n t , a n yw ay’ * t in e l w a n t a d . w i l l g e t It f o r f * Anything in a N*»«' Thoae young r ie d in t h e o th e r day p e o p le w h o » * * C o tta g e (!n > v « ‘»•P** s h o u ld re m e m b e r tk* p la n to m a k e t h e i r h o m e on R o *- I .e t ua hope, n o t h i n g th o u g h , In th e R e g is t e r . 337 403 Advertising pays in The ! »♦♦AM M O MO II ........................................................ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » Special for Saturday Qn| I Fancy Cream Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. PACKING METHOD FAULTY Columbia River Shad, 3 cans Arizona Man Makes Suggestions :j: Apples, Baldwins, per box After Receiving Shipment of Spoiled Christmas Apples. i 3 cans Rex Lye Chloride, Ariz., Jan. 7.—Ed. Senti nel, Cottage Grove, Ore: 1 received a box of select apples from your city i: Best Italian Prnnes, 30s-40s, 3 lbs. for Christmas from my brother, L. W. Riggs,and thinking that perhaps a little comment upon the way they were packed might be a benefit to the fruit raisers, hereby a few lines . They were a much better apple than we are accustomed to getting here, large aound Baldwins, but owing to packing solely their condition was about 60 per cent less as estimated by dealers, or a 60 per cent discount from standard price, which is about 10 cents per pound here. The whole trouble was in bending the top in over a too full box. The cover was over an inch high in the cen ter. When the freight was put on top of it, as necessarily would occur in that nsnta." 25c 25c 75 25c 25c W e have several dozen jars of Home Canned Fruit' Peaches, Loganberries, etc., sweetened, at a quart, 25« Royal Club Coffee The one with that pleasing flavor 1 lie Ladies of the Baptist church will hold an __^_av **°,ne Looking Market here Saturday T h e M etsan Shop PHONE 48