A TREM ENDOUS CLEAN UP SALE!
jiThe first 3 days of our Clean-up-Sale has been a grand suc-
fcess. W e are so w ell pleased with the way the public re
sponded that we are going to make every effort, to make every day during the entire 13
days a success. By adding new bargains every day in addition to the hundreds of bar-
gains now on sale. Every da}
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
All our 121 oC dress
ginghams, clean up
price—
75c
silk
and
wool
ratine, sale—
All our 25c to 35c
ribbons, all colors
and widths, special
39c
8c
Men's $15.00
sule —
SPECIAL
SHIRTS
HALF PRICE
This lot has 3 different stylos and all sizes. They eonie patent
leather, Imt ton cloth top, velour call' hut ton, cloth top,
new style plain toe and box too, regular $3.00 values,
special ......................................................................... $1.95
17c
stilts,
Men's $1 DO to $1 50
negligi*«“ shirts, sali*
.Men’s $4 00
shoes, sale-
$7.50
09c
13.10
SHIRT SALE
EXTRA
SPECIAL
.Men’s 75c to $1.25
dress shirts, speeiul
Men's Ifii- black and
tali hose, sale
29c
9c
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
Men s 5c m hite earn
h 1 1 e handkerchiefs.
special
1 lot of vont lis’ long
pants, values up to
$2.50, special prici'd
2c
79c
dress
MEN'S $3 00 HATS 98;
1 lot of men’s $3.00 soft hats, all styles and colors to choose
from. This is one of the best bargains ever offered in
Cottage Grove, at ....................................................... 98c
EXTRA
CORSETS
SPECIAL
25o attd 50c ratine
suiting, sale, per yd.
1 lot of corsets, bro
ken sizes, clean-up
price—
Women’s 5c white
c a in b r i e handker
chiefs, special—
13c
2c
14c
WOMEN S $3 00 SHOES $1 95
RIBBON SPECIAL
:
CORSET SALE
1 lot of discontinued lines of Henderson and ThiMupson corset
va! ses from $1.75 to $2.50, special priced...................... 79c
Men’s $3 75
shoes, sale
dress
$2 85
BOYS' $2.00 HATS 48c
1 lot of hoys’ hats, values from $1.25 to $2.00, all styles and
sizes to chooge from, at.................................................... 48c
EXTRA SPECIAL
SPECIALS
:
75c 36 inch
suiting, salt“—
wool
Ali our 10c to 20c
ribbons will go at
one price—
37c
HALF PRICE
Men’s $12.50
sale—
7c
suits,
SWEATERS
SPECIAL
1 lot of children’s sweaters,
values up to $2.00, special
I lot ot men's and hoys’ sweat
era, values up to $3.00, special
priced to clean up at
$6.25
29c
49c and 59c
Ladies $4.00 skirts,
special ..............
One new John Deere binder for sale at a big
discoum.
$1
QP
• d ü
NECKWEAR
Men’s 35c neckwear,
sale
19c
One new John Deere buggy, one new Davenport
wagon for sale at a lug discount.
*
HALF
HOLIDAY
Stores Closed
We Will Close
WATSON MERCANTILE CO. Sat., July 24
Thursday at 1p.m. S U C C E S S O R
SALE CONTINUES
I
U N T IL
TO
M’Q U E E N - B O L D O N
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dugan and <). Chris a penny unless 1 sell the nrtirle listed.
and family to Eugene Sunday in his S A G I N A W A N D D E L I G H T V A L L E Y .
t e n s e n and wife o f Latham attended
(Special to The Sentinel)
car. They returned Monday evening.
Good second hund Hay Press, (150.00
Lee Thomason went to Cottage Grove
July 11.— Ij*wis Allen returned to the dance at the hall Saturday evening.
Pure milk from Spray '» dairy ut the
Victor
Thomas
and
Wm.
Skidmore
of
Friday.
n
Grays Ri\er, Wash., Tuesday.
Miss Nora Queen left Friday for Anlnuf attended the dance here Sntur confectionery stores or your grocer’s.
B L U E M O U N T A IN .
Weiser, Idaho, to visit her sister. Mrs. day.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
S I L K CREEK.
Remember, my method o f selling milk
Ira Hopepr.
July 12.— Mrs. C. E. Hill, who has
(Special to The Sentinel)
Ads. under this head at one cent
Ivan
Witcher
was
in
Cottage
Grove
cuts
out the expense o f peddling from
Redmond
Hjmkeiimsn.—
It
would
not
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rob
July 12.— Miss Verle Green is home Saturday.
a
word each insertion for live
lie surprising to hear that the Industrial house to house, making the cheapest
bins, left Tuesday for California.
from Roseburg.
Mrs. Johnston returned from Eugene Accident Commission had included in
insertions; 10 2 3 per cent dia
Mrs. Finley Wbipps, who has been in
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bittinger, who Monday.
"h a za rdo u s” occupations such things milk. Cottage Grove hus the best und
poor health for some time, is now un
count after fifth insertion; 33
visited friends in Eugene over the
Mr. Pryor of Eugene is visiting at as sawing wood with a buck saw, or cheapest milk supply o f any town in
der the physieian’s care.
13 per rent discount after eighth
Fourth,
are
at
home
again.
the
home
of
Mr.
Scott.
splitting wood with an axe, churning Oregon. Who did i t f Spray. When
Joel Palmer visited at the Thompson
insertion.
Minimum charge of
Mrs. Peter Deardorff, who recently
Those that attended the celebration with a hand churn, spading in the gar
home Thursday and Friday.
I commenced selling milk it wns selling
!5e curb insertion.
Figures and
Charles Whipps and Georgie Duerst suffered a slight stroke o f paralysis, in Eugene Monday were Mrs. Conley den, playing baseball, tennis, hop
is improving.
and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield, scotch, rummy, bridge whist, seven up, at 7c to !*<• per quart, measured out of
left for Eastern Oregon Tuesday.
initials are counted ns words.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Badger and Frank Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Adney marbles, or any other old thing that a can in a cup. Everybody had to fur
Mrs. Mooney and daughter Bessie
were shopping in the Grove Saturday. children returned to their home in Mill and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jolt, Frank will bring in a few pennies to the com nish their own vessel to put it in. Now
Joll, Mr. and Mrs. Nixon and daughter mission in order to swell the fund to
Mrs. 8. M. McCall, who has been City the first o f the week.
all the milk sellers use bottles with
Mrs. Mary Bunch came down from Elinor and Mrs. Johnaton.
| It is u waste o f time to ask The
make offices for political favorites.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Whipps, re
tight caps put on ut the farm and even Sentinel for particulars concerning any
Oakland
this
week
to
visit
friends.
Mrs.
Witcher
and
Mrs.
Lewis
Allen
Pacific
Iron
Works,
Portland,
builds
turned to the Grove Tuesday where she
Mrs. John Moe spent a few days with visited in Wendling a few days Inst l*ebanon steel bridge for
at the high price o f feed are willing advertisement contained here. I f a key
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Shinn o f Cottage Grove the first week.
Ashland.— 5000 barrels concrete for to sell ut tic per quart. There is double number is given, address a reply to The
Robbins.
o f the week.
Mrs. Neat, Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Wis- Siskyou highway to be delivered at
Rose Ellen McGuire visited with Ver-
the milk used ill the Grove now that Sentinel and it will be duly forwarded.
Myrtle Walker is spending the week carson, Virgil and Ruth Wisenrson and Steinman.
The Sentinel is agent for nothing. |
gie Jones Sunday.
with friends in the Grove.
Mary Neat nttended the picnic at Blue
Corvallis.— Retrenchment and tax re there was before I commenced selling
2 OR 3 DOZEN
Hiram Wheeler left Thursday on his Mountain Monday.
nnd not one half the condensed inilk W A N T TO B I Y
duction program adopted by citizens.
M O U N T V IE W .
Dlnrk Minorca hens. It. Y. Porter,
way to points in Washington and Idaho.
Jesse Tucker o f Walker visited Sat
Pilot Rock. Work started on <>., W used,
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Walker.
jlyS I2pd
O. C. Lucbterhand has moved his urday evening at the home o f Chns. K. Sc. N. Co. terminals to cost (250,000.
Second hand mower, (10.04).
June 12.— People in this vieinitv are family into the Harris bouse recently
Nichols.
Newport.- Franchise
of
Newport
making hay while the sun is shining. vacated by L. A. Gibson and family.
W O M A N W A N T S A POSITIO N AH
Jersey red male hog for sale.
Mr. Smith transacted business in Cot Railroad Sc Navigation Co. extend one
Everyone is expecting to harvest a
rook at mines, logging ramps, or
Paul Gibson returned Wednesday tage Grove Saturday.
McCormack
mowers nnd binders.
year.
bountiful crop.
chamber work at hotel. Address Mrs.
from Newport, where he spent the
Mont Zachary went to Eugene Tues
None
better.
Jap
newspaper
rejoicing
that
a
Wis
Mrs. I.ulu Chapman and daughter, Fourth.
C. E. Lyon, Cottage Grove, j l y 5 !2 | h !
day intending to secure work.
consin politician, bidding for labor
Twine and extras on hand.
Miss Mildred, have returned to their
Some o f the Cottage Grove visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ensley and children votes, got the seaman ’a hill through
home at Wendling.
Second hund wood saw und engine. W A N T E D . O LD HIIOEH T o FIX UP
this week were: H. M. and Lee Dame visited in Dorena Sunday.
killing o f f American steamer lines to
better than new. G o f f ’s Shoe llos
Mrs. Ann Sears and son Ralph and wood, J. Overholser, Eugene Miller. M.
A bargain.
Miss Merle Scott nnd Mary Neat the orient.
pital.
Miss Smith o f Creswel), Mrs. James F. Babcock, Wm. Cox, George Gilder
motored to Eugene Sunday.
Good milch cow fo r sale.
Sah-rn.— Eppley baking powder fu r
H. Jones o f McMinnville and L. A. sleeve, Mrs. J. F .Gildersleeve, Wm. M c
W
A N T E D ROUGH W A S H IN G
OR
Miss Bertha Neat was the guest o f tory doubles capacity o f plant.
Try a sack o f iny mixed chicken feed.
Sears of Pendleton were at the John Coy and D. A. Estes.
washing and ironing. First class
Bessie Nichols Sunday.
Oregon
City.—
Latest
effort
to
pave
Sears home Friday.
A cheap feed that fills the egg basket.
work. Drop postal to Mrs. I. J. Tay
Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield visited in Main Street is award o f contract for
Curtis Veatch’s family returned Tues
F. Long and Mrs. Mosby o f Cottage
I have several second hand wagons
lor, Hox 315.
jn21tj|ll 13pd
Walker Sunday.
day
from
a
wild
blackberrying
trip
up
so
called
Worswick
asphaltic
concrete
Grove were at W. D. H eath’s Sunday.
at u bargain.
Henry McKee returned to Eastern at $1.20 per yard.
Coast
Fork,
which
proved
quite
suc
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Currin and family
Oregon Thursday.
cessful.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Try u sack Golden Loaf flour.
were in Eugene one day last week.
Mr. Jarrett and Mrs. Neat were in 1
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Burcham and daugh
Jersey bull for sale.
Miss Rebecca Bales and Miss Ora
FOR S A L K OR T R A D E
O N E 1200
Creswell Sunday.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
England of Domna were visiting in this ter were callers at the Babcock and
One more grubbing machine ut u Imr-
lb. mare, twelve eyars old, price $00,
Mrs. Sharon and mother, Mrs. Swan,
Mr.s Lou Wheeler homes Thursday a f
vicinity Wednesday.
or trade for a good cow, hay or
COTTAGE OROVE FOLKS guin.
visited with Mrs. Neat one day last
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Perkins and Alvin, ternoon.
wood. P. O. Box 75.
j y l 3 2<)pd
week.
Good
second
band
cook
stove
for
Minnie and Anna Sharp motored out
E. A. Hamilton o f Roseburg was here
We
wish
to
announce
we
nre
exclusive
sale.
from Cottage Grove Sunday.
the first o f the week and left for Port
TO T R A D E FOR U N IN C U M B E R E D
D IV ID E .
Cottage Grove Agents for the simple
Mrs. John Sears was at Eugene Sat- | land.
Feed! Feed! Feed! I want to sell you
valley farm, unincumbered 105 acre
(Special to The Sentinel.)
mixture o f buckthorn Imrk, glycerine,
urday on business.
dairy farm, 00 acres clear, 10 cows,
Joe Damcwood and w ife o f Cottage
part o f your feed.
July 10.— Mrs. W. E. Burkett went etc., known as Adler i ka, This rem
tools, crops. For particulars address
Grove and Mrs. Davis and daughter o f to Roseburg Tuesday, returning Wed edy, used successfully for appendicitis,
Page fence, a spring steel wire.
W. M. Hill, Toledo, Oregon, j l y 5 I2p<l
DORENA.
Lorane were callers at the L. B. Slagle nesday.
is the most T H O K O l’ GH bowel cleanser Fence your land nnd put gouts in.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
home Sunday.
Miss Emma Hutchinson went to we ever sold. It is so powerful that They make the brush go und let the FOR H A L E — D10 A 4 RE RANC H , 30
July 10.— Clay England, who is
Mrs. Means o f Cottage Orove is Springfield Saturday for a visit with ONE S P O O N F U L relieves almost AN'V
acres under fence, easy to cultivate,
grass grow. There is enough brush
spending the summer at Walker, w m spending the week at the Morris home. friends.
CASE o f constipation, sour or gassy
7 acres in oats, 3 acres in timothy, 3
in Dorena on business last Monday.
land
tributary
to
Cottage
Grove
if
It
Mrs. C. E. Burkett came tip from stomach. Ailler i ka never gripes, is safe
million feet saw timber. Price $2504).
Among those from here who attended
to use and the I N S T A N T action is sur was properly fenced and used for goats
Roseburg Friday evening.
Will consider small property in e x
LORANE.
the celebration in Eugene last Monday
Miss Blanche Groom o f Cottage Grove prising. The New Era Drug Store.
change. SW Sentinel.
j 10 30 tfc
and
sheep
to
produce
mure
money
than
(Special
to
The
Sentinel)
were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Van Valin
came out Thursday to work at the
is now produced in the whole country.
and daughter Eunice, Miss Georgia Gou
July 10.— The Lorane ball team vis hotel.
FOR H A LE — FRESH COWS.
W. A.
let, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirk, Bertha ited Veneta Saturday, July 3, winning
When I was young, old people told
Ilemenwny.
jlfltfc
Wilbert Bressie went to Cottage
and Emit Kirk, Doris England, Mr. and from the team there.
me the way to break a hen from set
Grove Saturday.
Mrs. Wcss Chrisroan. Mr. and Mrs.
FOR HALE Y4HJNG PHIS.
W. A.
The Fourth was celebrated by a pic
Pete Tonoli and family went to Cot
ting was to put her in a pen and starve
Glen Scott and Miss Jennie Chriaman. nic and fun down at Humphrey’s A l tage Grove last week.
Hemenway.
♦
jlfttfe
her but I find a better wny is to feed
Miss Benetta Teeters returned home der Park. There was good music by a
Johnnie and Bonie Perini spent a few
last Tuesday from a three weeks’ visit quartet from Silk Creek Academy and
her all she can cat and her comb will F4)R S A L E - Y O U N G JERSEY BU LL.
days o f last week with friends on
W. A. Ilemenwny.
jltltfc
at Thurston.
This column is devoted to bringing turn red and instead o f setting she will
some recitations. On Monday a num Smith river.
Mrs Margaret Engle and daughter of ber o f people celebrated with Clay
the
buyer
und
seller
together,
especial
Hazel Brant visited friends in the
lay eggs.- I bought 100 White Leghorn EOlt S A L E Ff ) KTY A4'RE It \ N < 11.
Molalla are visiting at the home o f her Owens at bis ranch in the tall timber.
Grove from Sunday to Wednesday o f ly to bring them to Spray’s store, so hens o f a well known chicken raiser.
good house and outbuildings, part in
sister, Mrs. Allen Kirk.
The Ladies’ Aid held its monthly last week.
cultivation. Price (H00, terms. Ad-
you
see
I
have
two
axes
to
grind.
I
They
weighed
less
than
3
lbs.
each
Edwin Redford returned Sunday from meeting at the church Wednesday. It
Walter Breed, w ife and son were
dress 013 Sentinel.
jn2 jl7 pd
want you all to know I want to sell when I bought them. In less than 3
a two weeks ’ visit in Eastern Oregon. will have an ice cream sale Saturday.
Orove visitors one day last week.
Henry Mendell returned Friday from
The rains o f the past week, while of
L. Dugan, wife and daughter of you something or buy something from weeks they weighed nearly 4 lbs. nnd GEM A D D IN G M A C H IN E , JU ST T H E
an extended stay in Eastern Oregon.
considerable benefit,
will,
in the Latham visited at the D. Dugan resi you. Also I want you all to know whnt
thing for a small business. Costs $10,
were laying 75 per cent. They needed
Wild blackberries are rather scarce opinion o f some, hurt the heavily dence last Saturday and Sunday,
New machine at $0.00. Inquire nt
your
neighbor
has
to
sell
or
whnt
he
the last half o f the feed. I f your
around Dorena this year.
headed grain.
Sentinel office.
mchlOtf
A. Williams and w ife were Grove
wants to buy. I f you have anything hens don't lay eggs I will sell you the
Miss Mollie Teeters returned Friday
Mrs. W. Edlefsen and her visitors shoppers Friday.
from Pleasant Hill.
took an auto ride to Eugene today (Sat
Miss Olga Söderström shopped in Cot to sell, some and see me. I f you want feed, nnd then i f they don’t lay I will S C H O L A R S H IP I N I N T E R N A T I O N A L
K. K. Robinson took Clarence McLin 1 urday.)
Correspondence Schools for sale. Can
to buy, see me. I t will cost you not sell you more feed.
tage Grove Saturday.
be paid for monthly. The Hcntinol.
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