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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1913)
s. • •J « m B IG A N N U A L January CASH CLEAN-UP SA L E of All W inter Merchandise, commencing Sat., Jan. 3, 1914 R E A D — Not a “sale price” mentioned here but what is a genuine reduction from our regular low cash price in order to make a quick turn of winter merchandise. Y o u will want to buy at this sale if you need wearing apparel of any kind. Y o u can come expecting extra good values, and you’ll not be disappointed. Underwear Prices Cut Deep Y o u will want to buy uuderwear at these prices, which are exceptionally low. more reason why you should take advantage of the saving to be had here. II you have a quantity to buy, all the WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN W in ter U nderw ear for Children 79c WOOL P A N T S A N D VESTS. 1 year aize....................... ...............29c S I) year size ......................... 53c 2 year s u e ............................... t.'to 10 12 year a t z e ........................5Sr 3 year size..............................,,1!lc 1314 year aize........................63c 4 5 year size.............................Lie 6 7 year s i z e .......................... tj»e IS year a iz e ............................69e Cottou Union Suit heaviest weight each_____ Cotton Union Suit medium heavy weight COp Cotton Union Suit medium light weight, e ach __________________________________________________________ 43c 43c 39c 29c W hite Vests and Pants heaviest weight, e a c h __________________________________________________________ White Vests and Pants medium heavy weight, e a c h _____________________________________________________ — White Vests and Pants medium light weight, each__________________________________________________________ Womens’ W ool Underwear reduced 15% from our regular low cash . rices. Dollars Do Nearly Double Duty Here Choice lot of men’s heavy blue and gray flan nel shirts, values $1.00 to $1.25 • QQp Choice a lot of men's flue flannel shirts in olive, gray, tau and blue. $1.50 grade, choice e a c h _______________ Men’s cottou dress hose, colors wine, gray, blue, lavender, tau and black. Qp choice a p air______________________ 0u Men’s water-proof trousers. 1 1 AQ Choice a p a ir_________________________ j p l . U w 20% discount ou all woolen dress goods not on special sale. Wide heavy pure linen crash towling. Special a y d .__________________________ Choice a lot of Infants’ cashamere hose. A p air__________________________ Choice a lot of women’s black hose. A p a i r . ________________________________ Choice a lot of women’s fleece lined hose. A pair______________ ____ _______ H E A V Y COTTON JERSEY RIBBED V» year a i z e ........................... 11c 1 year a i z e ............................. 13c 2 year a i z e ............................. 15c 3 year a i z e ............................. 19c 4 5 year a iz e ........................... 21e FLEECED VESTS A N D P A N T S 6 7 year a iz e ........................ ,23c 8 9 year a iz e ............................. 26c 10 12 year aize ........................ 29c 13 14 year a iz e ..........................32c 15 year a i z e ............................. 35c C H I L D R E N 'S W O O L U N IO N S U I T S 3 to 7 year size....................... 89c 13 to 15 year size.................#1.13 8 to 12 year a i z e .................. 97e Children'« Heavy Fleeced Cotton Ribbed Union Suit« 3 to 12 year aize ................ 45c 13 to 15 year aize .................. 49c Low Prices on Black PETTICOATS 79c 98c $1.39 $1.00 to $1.25 grade each_________________ $1.25 to $1.50 grade each__________________ $1.65 to $2.00 grade each _____ $2 25 to $2 75 QQ grade e a c h _________ 4 ) I . «70 MEN’S UNDERWEAR Heavy fleeced ribbed and plain fleeced Shirts, Drawers, each IJ-L Wool finish shirts and J|0 a drawers, each .. ................. 4vw T Lambs wool shirts and drawers, very i soft and warm ff 1 I Q each................................ J I. I J Wool riblied shirts and 70f% drawers, each ....................... fw w Natural wool shirts and QOn drawers, each Uww Medium weight wool union f 1 A rt suit, each.......... ................. J | . Q J Heavy weight cotton union suit, e a c h ... Medium weight cotton union suit, each. Heavy weight wool union suit, each____ THESE BLANKETS ARE RARE BARGAINS Limited number on sale. White crib blanket, each________________________________ 39c 11-4 grav cotton blankets medium weight, each . . 97c 66 x 80 white, tail and gray medium heavy # 1 IQ weight e a c h .. _____ ___________ ___________ ____ 4 ) I . I J 66 x 77 extra heavy tau blanketr-wooi finish— made of pure long staple cotton soft and downy, weights .1% lbs. A bar gain rarely offered anywhere. E a c h ...... ......... .........$1.39 11-4 all Wool blankets weight 4 % lbs. E ach ......... $ 3 .19 $4.39 11-4 all wool blue pbite plaid weight 4 % lbs. 66 x 80 all wool long staple weight 5 lbs. M. QQ a JOu E a c h ___ $5.49 Mill ¡ij .. 89c 79c $2.13 THESE PRICES ( SLASHED FOR QUICK SALE Big lot embroidery, choice • yd......... .......... Big lot men’s dress shoes in button or # r t I Q lace styles. Choice a p a i r _____________ I J Big lot men's work shoes values $.1.00 to $.5.50. Choice a p air_______________ A lot of work shoes values $2.50 to $2.75. Choice a p air__________________ A lot of men’s high top 2 buckle heavy shoe. Choice a p a ir___________ $1.89 Big lot of boys calf skin shoes Choice a p a i r . . __________ ________ $2.39 $1.73 $3.79 Choice odd lot boys, girls and child- # 1 O Q ren’s shoes. A pair___________ ______ J ! • / ! ) Choice big lot women’s shoes button aud lace style, guumetal, vici kid, box calf. # 0 I Q Choice a p a ir_________________________ I D 4C Big lot heavy weight cotton outiug Qp flannel. Choice a y d , . . . ______________ ( j C Big lot medium weight cottou outiug T p flannel. Choice a y d ._________ ______. . / ( J One lot of pure silk waists in all new styles. Our regular low cash price each $.1 to________. . . . . . . . . . . . Big Saving Opportunity on Shoes for All • _ ... Priced each to move qu ick ____ . . . . _______ . . . . _____ ... $4.00 ... $2.19 I • Choice big lot of Percale aud Dress Qp Gingham . Choice a yd ________________ Choice a lot of Poplin and W ash Goods a yd. n o w . . . . _______________ Choice two lots of white shirt waists, each 35c a u d ................... . W om ens’ outing flannel night g o w n s,"IQ ^ $1.25 grade 8‘>c, $1.00 g r a d e . ___- - / w w Misses cottou outing night gowns, J rt_ e a c h ............................................. . . . 4 9 C Corsets reduced 10%. W om ens’ woolen uuderwear reduced 15%. Men’s work gloves reduced 10%. All Umbrellas not on special sale reduced 15%. yard silks not on special sale reduced 10 % . A ll ribbons not on special sale reduced 10%. All hosiery not on sfiecial sale reduced 10% Big lot of pearl buttons all sizes, choice Qp 4 doz. for___________________________________ «K f One lot of lace, values to 10c a yd. Choice a y d , . . . ___ ________ _________ Big lot of lace collars, choice each___________________ ♦ J H F m i a i I T Y CASH S T D R E - P H 0 N ^ 3 One lot wide ribbon, values to 35c. Choice a y d . . ______ _____’___________ 4c 17c ZZDOi Mrs. C. E. Umphrey was hostess to ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ the members o f her Sunday school class at her home last Wednesday afternoon. CHURCH NEWS The entertainment was planned in keep ing with the holiday season and each guest received a souvenir from the (Services at the Christian Hcience Hall Christmas tree. The girls present were, every Hunday at 11 and Wednesday Anna Jensen, Mary Ellen Benson, M yr evening at 7:30. A ll are welcome. tle Teeters, Audrey Fowler, Velma Jorgenson-DeSpain. A t high noon on Christmas day occur Hart, Kuth VanBoskirk, Gladys Hayes, FR EE METHODIHT red the wedding o f Henry T. Jorgenson, Gertrude Aldrich, Leaora Hubble and Herviees Hunday at 3 p. m. and 7:30 eldest son o f Mr. and H. J. Jorgenson, Husie Witherwox. p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at and Miss M yrtle DeHpain, youngest 7:30 p. m. • daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. J. T. DeHpain. The Boyal Neighbors Club met with The Bev. M. Howard Fagan was the Mrs. Baker Tuesday afternoon. The B A P T IH T CHURCH officiating minister. The bride jvas afternoon was spent in needlework. Cor. Eleventh and Adams Htreeta. gowned in a dainty costume o f white Refreshment were served consisting of C. M. Cobb, Pastor embroidered net made over a founda pie, doughnuts and tea. Next Hunday: 10 a. m., Hunday tion o f white messaline. No flowers school; 11, morning worship, the ordi were used in the decorations which car nance o f the I/ord’a supper will be ob ried out a color scheme o f white and The Ladies’ Aid o f the Methodist served; 6:30, young people’s meeting. green. M yrtle was used in profusion Church will hold an all dny market The church is observing prayer week in the decorations on account' o f the Haturday in the Metsan Hhop. with meetings each evening at the double significance it bore in having A Christmas tree was held at the homes. Annual fellowship meeting the same name as the bride and because Phil Hohl home for the children o f the January 7. o f its meaning, whieh i« “ together fo r Catholic Church. The progrnm was in ever.” charge o f Mrs. Leum. METHODIHT E P I8 C O P A L On’y the immediate relatives o f the Rafe Michael was up from Portland Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor btide and groom and Min« V e n a to spend Christmas with his parents, The services next Hunday will be as Hawkins and Miss Maude Lamson, life Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Michael. follows: Hunday Hchool at 10, graded long friends o f Miss DeHpain, were lessons, classes for all ages; subject o f present at the ceremony. Following W in Doll and A ir Gun. sermon at 11, “ Unbelief— Its Nature.” the reading o f the service an elaborate Both coming within a few seconds of This will be the first o f a series o f ser Christmas dinner was served. guessing correctly the time whieh the mons on “ Unbelief and Faith .” The Miss L illy Black, who has just com big candle in the Rees Wallace show junior league meets at 3, and wi II begin Epworth pleted a three months’ term o f school window would burn, little Miss Avanell the new course o f study. at Dorena, was married Hunday at her Thompson won the big dolly in the pink league 6:30, annual r II call, every home in Eugene to Phillip R. Roberg drea« and four year old Hherry Miner member present to answer with a verse won the air rifle. o f scripture. Hermon at 7:30, subject, o f Portland. @orirtu Bisby Hendry. A wedding which came aa a great surprise to their friends was that o f Lloyd Bisby and Miss Edith Hendry whieh occurred in Eugene Wednesday evening, December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Bisby will make their home with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bisby until they build for themselves. Wooley-Wyant. A wedding, the announcement o f which came as a surprise to friends here was that o f Albert Wooley and Miss Nettie M. Wyant which occurred W ed nesday afternoon, December 24, at the home o f the bride’s sister, Mrs. Geo. Johnson, in Springfield. Bev. C. A. Wooley, grandfather o f the groom, per formed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wooley will make their home in Coburg where Mr. Wooley is employed as edger- man in the Booth-Kelly mills. Christmas Day occurred the wedding o f Henry K. Easman and Miss I.uella Langston at the home o f the bride ’■ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Langston at Lynx Hollow. Kev. J. A. Burgess officiated. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace will en tertain at dinner tomorrow the employes o f the Rees Wallace Co. i ! “ Who Is My N eigh b or!’ ’ Next week the church will obxerve the week o f prayer with servicez each evening except Hnturday. Hlavery.” At 9:30 there will be a lias kot lunch nnd social hour, followed by a sermon by the pastor nnd a consecra tion service at the midnight hour. A general invitation is extended to the public. , PB E H B Y T E B IA N CHURCH R. M. Broadbooka, Pastor Herviees ns follows next Hunday: A song service will be given in the 1 Bible school at 10, communion service Presbyterian Church the evening o f I at II, evening worship nt 7:30, Rev. W. January 11. The sacred cantata J. Large, Hunday Hrhool Missionary of “ Faith nnd Praise,” will be rendered Willamette Presbytery, will preach. There will he special music at both the morning and evening services. The mid-week meeting will be held on Thursday evening hereafter, beginning this week. Trace has now been found by the anxious parents o f the lost Bernard C H R IH TIA N CHURCH Larson accounting for him until about M. Howard Fagan, Pastor Revival still in progress. Herviees the first o f May. A fter that nothing every evening this week. Good old can be lenrned o f him. In a letter re gospel sermons and songs. Hpecial mu ceived by Mr. Larson yesterday, F. C. sic at every service. Bible school Hun- Wilson o f Grnnta Pass says he saw the the young man about the middle o f day at 9:45 a. m. A ll are invited. April and at that time aecured work • Herviees at the Hebron Christian for him in Klamath County where he Wilaon Church Hunday ns follows: 11, sub went cither April 17 or 1«. ject, “ W atch ;” 1:30, Hunday Hchool; went on to say that he hna been in com 2:30, “ A New Y e a r’s M otto.” John F. munication with the man who employed Laraon there and he anya that he Leggett, minister. worked there about two or three weeka. The Klamath County man doen not know where Laraon went after leaving Watch Night Service«. A very interesting progrnm has been his employ. Mra. Larson «till clings to her belief prepared for the watrh night services to be held in the Methodist Episcopal that her son will be found and reatored Church Wednesday evening, at eight to her alive. SUGHT TRACE OF BERNARD LARSON FOUND o ’clock. Kev. Guy Fitch Phelps will deliver hi« thrilling lecture on “ White Legal Blanks— The Hentinel. J
