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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1915)
□cz= See What Your $ Will Do Here | ^ 500 Extra Star A Star WuHliingtoM lt«'d Cedar Shingle* fur $ one $, or ut the rati* of $2 (H) per 10(81. I’aheo hurn red puint, per gullou...................................... $1.00 Ijum'ed oil, per gallon.............................................................BOc y.rf- DC DC DC □C DC —— DC The Store of Big Dollar Day Surprises For N ext S a tu rd a y , O c t o b e r 16 OTHER 8PECIALS Outride white paint, per gallon.......................................... $1.55 □cz The surprise of surprises will be found in every department of this store —real bargain spot—on Saturday. Not all of tne big surprises are item ized in this advertisement by any means—many of the biggest bargains will be a real surprise to you when you come. Be here early and you’ll P not be disappointed. ! Brown shingle utain, per gallon............................................ 00c W hite lead, per HHJ H i m . .............................................................................. $8.50 The uhnve prieea are for eunh Saturday only. * j Cottage Grove Manufct g Co. $ Day Specials 3 cun» Uuillnril '» c o f f e » ......... 91.00 11! p lr rn , i w u r t U H l »raii pore«* lain, your choic».............,.,,,9 1 .0 0 Hri1 Other Special* KERR ISILSBY George Know|p» »erveil on a jury in the hank ea»e» at Kugene hint week. A marriage |iren»e wa» i«»iie(l to Fred I 'at t e h anil Freneea It Dugim of Cottage drove Moiidny. A»k for Gregory 'a Prend at your gro etri. spt7-5 Currin Cooley, agent for the Oregon Fire Kelief Association o f McMiun ville. I' hone l i f t . n l lt f c Geo. II. Pralnard'a notarial commia »ion wu» renewed from Oet. -1 for four year». Kugene Miller o f Milk Creek haa gone to Canada for the benefit of hi» health Kvery boy and girl buying Keiall blue cover arkool tablet» at The Mod ern Pharmacy, T b « itcxull Store, ia a contestant for the bo y'» and g i r l ’» rain coat, which we will give free to the boy and girl turning in the largest num Iter o f these covers Per. 15. Have your covers. Ask us about the contest. The coats are on display at our store. octfltf Mr. and Mr». Jo»eph Coomb» o f Minn eapolia, Minn., are visiting with their daughters, Mr». J. M. Plorer anil Mr». Henry l.ake. Mr», l.uke wu» formerly Mi»» Myrtle Coomb» of Minneapoli». Clin» Hruneau ha» returned from do mg a»»e*»ment work in the Bohemia The H. V. I*. A. will meet every Hon district. day evening at 0:30 o'clock. You will get reduced price» on all \V, M Peteraon and family of Ko paint at the Cottage Grove Mfg. Co. gene were Honday gue»t» at the A. W. on 9 Pay. Swanson home. W. I lei, 1» i n » opened a »hoe repair »bop in the WilUon building next to the W i II hou r e s t a u r a n t . (V F. Walker hua »old the W rit Hide Grocery to II. H. Oleott, recently from I llmoia. Genuine chicken tamale» at G regory’s Bakery. spt7-5 n *^ Ilia, lean nhoulder b e e f. . . ,91-00 Alton Hampton is up from Kugene »pending a week at London for the 12*-* lb». Iiri»ket and rib l o i n ..91.00 benefit of hi» health. K. F. Knott», a Mexican mining man, i* visiting Arthur Htewart. $ Day Meat Specials City Meat Market Vetch mill. seed for sale at the flour spt!5tfc .00 SHOE SPECIAL FOR AND W O M E N —R E A D AND All boys’ and g irls ’ shoes purchased at regular prices on Dollar Day, Saturday, Oet. 16, will be credited one quarter dollar a pair. NEW 7 ROOM BUNGALOW * You will find in our shoe department only pure leather shoes o f the highest quality. New fall styles are now on display tor every ni( miter of the family. The prices are most reasonable. l.ct us fit you in footwear this week. Your Dollar Has Mighty Purchasing Power Here One lot women’s pumps and slippers, this y ea r’s styles, special for Saturday only, a p air................................................... $1.00 M en’s 50c work shirts, sizes 14 to 17, 3 fo r ..........................$1.00 12*/>c white Daisy cloth outing flannel, special for Saturday, 10 y a r d s f o r ........................................................................................ $1.00 One lot all wool Oregon suiting, 56 to 60 inches wide, $1.50 values, special Saturday only, a yard ................................. $1.00 One lot men’s and women’s umbrellas, values $1.25 to $1.75, special for Saturday, each..................................................... $1.00 Women’s fleece-lined white cotton vests and drawers, regular 75c suits, special for Saturday, 2 suits...................... ...........$1.00 M en’s and women’s 2-thread black cotton lisle hosiery, special for Saturday, 13 pairs fo r .......................................... • ........ $100 M en’s soft white handkerchiefs, ready for use, special for Sat urday only, 2V5 dozen fo r ................... ................................. $1-00 I— r Grocery Specials for Saturday YOUR DOLLAR WILL DO FULL DUTY HERE Sunrise conensed milk, 10c size, 15 cans............................ $1.00 Coffee, Standard blend, 7 pounds fo r ................................. $1.00 Best white laundry soap, 8 to 9 o«z. bars, 25 bars fo r ......... $1.00 1 Hi. package corn or gloss starch, 4 for 25c— 17 fo r .........$1.00 Cure cane fruit or berry sugar, 100 lbs............................... $5.90 Special Japan tea, a lb ...............................................................35c 25c can Diamond “ W ” baking powder, special a can............... 12c 50c can Diamond “ W ” baking powder, special a can........... 32c Full cream Oregon cheese, a Hi.................................................15c 5 lb. pail «lark corn syrup, each................................................ 29c 10 lb. pail «lark corn syrup, each.............................................. 55c □ -o o o c Good Thing for Speculation L All men’s and women’sshoes purchased at regugular price Dollar Day, Saturday, Oct. 16, will be credited a half dollar a pair. 5J <{ lbs. Japan rice.................................................................... 25c 10 lb. pail Pearle compound.................................................. $1.06 10 lb. pail Standard lard, each.............................................. $1.40 4 cans condensed m ilk ............................................................... 27® 3 boxes safety matches............................................................. 10° 1 lb. package Arm & Hammer soda.......................................... 5c Dalles hard wheat flour, per sack........................................ $150 Ten sack lot, p«*r sack............................................................. Pride o f Oregon soft wheat flour, per sack..........................$1.25 Ten sack lot, per sack..............................................................$150 Make This Store Your Shopping Center Saturday Phone 33 Cash For Old Shoes V. S. Goff Shoe Hospital SAVE The first five pairs of shoes, valued at $8.00 a pair or more, sold respectively between !» to 10 a. in., 2 to 3 p. rn. and 7 to 8 p. m., Saturday, Oct. 16, will be credited $1.00 a pair on regular price. Mr. and Mr«. Herbert Kakin expert to leave in about ten day» for the I'nnnma Pacific Kxpoaition. Mr. and Mr«. Herbert Kakin, Mr». Miller'a Machine Shop for plow and J. A. Mrrrymnn, Mr». Geo. Kerr nnd diae grinding. spt29lfe Mr». C. H. Hurkbulder motored to Ku Key. T. P M e pon a id will prench at gene Monduy on bunine»» and pleanure llebron Hundny afternoon at 2:30. You never did buy and you never will buy ugain Washington Red Cedar There will I h < a fellowship meeting Hhingles at the priee the Cottage Grove o f the member» and attendant» of the Mfg. (V). ia offering them on 9 Pay. Christian Church on Friday evening at the church. Ju»t to acqunint you better with our Oet your wedding »tationery from line of Kexnll Hemedie», Pexall Toilet The Hentinrl and live happily ever af Preparation* nnd our full line o f atn Many tionery, we offer you a« our Pollur Day terwarda. »perial, 91.50 worth of the»e goods for More A. Wood 1» marketing Karly Miune 91.00. Only two Hterling Coupon» will Surprise aota aweet rorn which wan planted in be given with thin special. The Mod June and will be good all through Bargains ern Pharmacy. The » » « » I I Store We are increase the value of your dollar one half. M ills Awaiting Messrs. Armstrong, Hpenccr, Henry You Veatch and Pr. Knbinaon were at Ku gene nnd .Springfield Monday on busi- ne»». Pring in nil you have on Pollar Pay. l.on Hill o f the Prown Lumber Co. They are worth nothing to you, but wa» in Portland this week. they nre to u*. Look! H ere'» your chance. A 25 acre ranch two mile» from town, im Pacific will move their tie mill from proved. Will take town property for Latham to Kugene in the near future. pnrt. Terms on balance. W. B. Finney. The mill employs about 30 men. octl3pd Miss Ollie Currin o f Sutter, Calif., Elder T. 0. Bunch, president o f the has visited during the past week with October. He alao had good aueee»» Houthern Oregon (Vinference, will Miss Lulu Currin and Mrs. Ernest Pur- with the “ white den t” variety. preach at the Adventist Church Oct. 17 vance. C. I). Van Valin wa» in from at 2:3(1 p. m. Special values in corsets, hats and Porena yeaterday. C. W. Flaise, president o f the union wnists at the l.n Vogue on Dollar Pay. Kat Oregory 'a Bread. *pt7-4c conference, will speak at the H. O. A. Mr*. J. A. Mackey nnd Mrs. O. L. Church Oct. 18 at 7:30 p. m. Jones were in from Divide yesterday. Mr. and Mra. (). K. Crowe were in Home cooking for sale in the old Mrs. Elizabeth Churchill was up from I-ornne yeaterday. Hampton store building Haturday. Take from Kugene Sunday and Monday. Mra. Carrie Hemenway him returned home something good for dinner. Aus Several Cottage Grove veterans of from her trip to the California expose pices o f the ladies o f the Christian the civil war attended the Lane County tiona. Hhe went and returned by boat Church. oct!3c reunion at Springfield Thursday and via Portland and report» u moat en Kev. Groat received a letter from his Friday, those The Sentinel has learned joyable time at the fair» which »lie de fnther at Yoncnlla Thursday telling of of being L. B. Woodruff, S. K. Busick. d a re » »imply wonderful. n fire that burned Harry Stearns ’ H. R. Godard, W. J. Unrdn«*r, Geo. Mr- An 8-pound »on wa» born Oct. ft to dwelling house to the ground and dnm Reynolds, R. W. Griffin. Mr. McBey- Mr. nnd Mr». W. B. Finney. aged houses belonging to Mrs. Cooke nolds was elected secretary of the as nnd Z. L. Cox. sociation for the coming yenr. Prob H. L. Godard autoed to Springfield ably some of the W. R. C. were in at Friday to bring home his fnther nnd tendance from Cottage Grove also but mother, who had been attending the O. The Sentinel did not lenrn their names. There was a large attendance nnd an A. R. and W. R. C. convention. I f you want to save money see Cot interesting program. The place of hold ing the next reunion wilt be derided tage Grove Mfg. Co.’s nd. nine mile» from Cottage Grove, farm later. T. C. Wheeler, cashier o f the First land and timber; ten million feet of Marshal O. B. Pitcher arrested a man National Bank, was in Kugene on busi- timber; well watered and on good Hundny who is wanted at Salem for a ness Friday. statutory crime. He was lodged in the road; 920 per acre; will furniah W. H. Ostrander has sold to H. V. I. nne County jail and the sheriff o f buyer for timber at 95,000. Veatch Allison lots 5 and 6, block 8, James H. Marion County notified. McFarland '» addition to Oattage Grove, * Spencer. jn22j!12 J. R. Craig was at Kugene Monday for 9500. on business. Lost— A child's gold wire bracelet. Mr. Fred Patten and Miss Frances Finder will he rewarded on leaving same at Lurch 'a. oet 13c R. Dugan, both o f Cottage Grove, were married at Kugene Oct. II by Justice Clyde Kinter has sold to John Bader, o f the Peace J. G. Wells. lots 4 and 5, block I, Hazleton ’.» sec Chns. Cochran has been here from Thirty-four acres o f fine lend on ond addition to Cottage Grove, for Eugene during the pnst week visiting 9500. good improved road, within ono third his family at the Orpurd home. The Sentinel last week mentioned the mile o f city limita o f City o f Cottage The Geo. Kelly family visited rein killing o f Ernest Case by his brother Grove. Terma can be had. ( ’all at Sam at Oregon City. Since that time tives up Row River Sunday. this office. wla-jly27tfc The Ida Veatch and Klbert Bede an inquest has been held nnd the coro families visited the I. II. Veatch fnm ner’s jury returned a verdict justify ing the killing on the ground o f self ily on Row River Sunday. defense. Sam Case was formerly a Pr. H. H. Owen, who was formerly real cstnte owner nnd liuainess man in in business here, was up from Oakland Cottage Grove. Saturday. Dollar Pay.— Your 9 will buy 150 Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Beck o f Coquit- T w o large lota, close to scLool nnd cents’ worth o f good dependable mer lan, B. C., and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. pavement, at a bargain i f taken chandise at 030 Main St. oet Lie Barnes o f Amity, Ore., spent the week soon. Terms I f desired. A. 1..Wood The Kugene Guard says there is a end with the Dan Beck and Chet ard, owner. jly 2 7 tfc.. rumor in circulation that the Houthern Churchill families. iiarU-l» & Ernest, Prop«. MEN DC DC DC DDL______JCZ Mrs. E. 8. G o ff and baby of Ray mond, Wash., are visiting Mrs. G o ff's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Churchill. Mrs. Mary L. Rowley o f Michigan, who has been visiting Mrs. H. N. A l drich, left Monday evening for San Francisco, enroute home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lincoln Rowling and children o f Eugene motored to Cottage Grove and spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich. The men are cousins. Mrs. J. W. Mackintosh has moved from Pisston to Cottage Grove for the winter. She is accompanied by Hester Chalifowe. Mrs. Lydia Dillard of Post Falls, Idaho, visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Surah Cochran, from Saturday till Monday. S. C. Counts is at Phoenix, Arizona. Women nre raising 9-5,000 fo r a gir ls ’ hall at the university. School Supervisor A. I. O'Reilly makes hendquarters at Cottage Grove while visiting a number of the seventy- eight schools in District No. 1. L. L. Woods rode his motorcycle to Eugene nnd back to Cottage Grove Monday. F. J. Hard o f Eugene, who has been at the Bohemia mines, returned to Eu gene Monday. P. R. Harris, who is suffering from an infected hand, was at Eugene Mon day to visit his brother, Dr. T. W. Har ris. A sliver cause«! the trouble with his hand. W. W. Brown o f Eugene insp«>cted the Brown Lumber Company's mill at Cot tage Grove and reports the mill ns busy und turning out a large number o f con tracts. The three small boys who ran away from Drain were raptured by Marshal Pitcher Saturday and returned to that place. Save Tour Sterling Coupons Return twenty coupons to T H E MOD ERN P H A R M A C Y , The Rexall Store, and 92.89 in cash and get a beautiful, forty-two piece, 910.00 Sterling China Pinner Set. See the china on display at our store. Ask us about the coupon». octOtf DC DC DC Z X O o - ID -— u&nu MUSIC & ART SPECIALS 10 Edison records for........ .............$1.00 7 Popular Songs............................. .$1.00 $2.00 P ic tu res................................$ 1.00 $2.00 and $3.00 Statuary.............. $ 1.00 25 per cent o f f on Music Rolls and Bags. Music House Mills & Roach Dollar Day W e will offer at $1.00 about 25 articles of general use never offered at this price before. K n o w le s & G r a b e r Dollar Day Your $ will buy 150 cents’ worth of good dependable mer chandise at 6 3 0 Main Special $2.00 drying rack $1.00 SPECHI VALUES AT TH E La Vogue Dollar Day ON Hats, Corsets, Waists
