Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, January 05, 1916, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWatch our ud«. •i 1 t tin' r t hum Inula il linea Used, lepurt U M PH R EY & M ACKIN’S our fura Ita f bur li« and tner- Too will find here a bounti ful (upply of good* —• « m o nabla and of the higheat quality — new and de pendable. We suggest that you come early on your shop ping days for leisurely selec tion r ' Starts Today with Extraordinary trance Sale of Broken Clearance Sale of Bargain Offerings in All Departments Jnes at Big Savings UMBRELLAS Special linos, odd lots and all seasonable w inter Merchandise offered at sacrifice prices 13c to clean up stocks. The “ store o f best values” believes that it shouldn’t ‘dilly-dally’ about a m atter so vitally important to the interest o f the public and itself as an Annual 29c Clearance, and that is w hy right at the start we cut prices fearlessly, for there can be no M $2.39 that what is worth doing at all is worth doing with m ight and main. Quick and $1.98 39c question decided action is called fo r at this season o f our business year. Every price quoted speaks $1.69 33c strongly for quick selling and these Clearance Bargains will not go abegging. $1.43 An Opportune Time to Buy B e d d i n g 98c 83c ! 63c imped I’illow Tops with k ................................... /Idle and ( 'olnrcd Baby likets .................................. ’ (•nii'ii ’» < Mil mg < towns I ikni ' h ’ Black Knitted oiiicrs ........................ II inch ibil Ii Towels each....... 10c di fine soft Bleached siili, a yard ..................... III 12c I ’lanilelet le til close tkly, a yard ..................... tickling 1‘ lecce Fluillll'lct I c COTTON B LAN K ETS 0.75 ( ’«lion Blankets, $1.29, »bowti in gray, weight 3*,j| lb»., «Or »11*7*5 inch««, »ale prie« ...................................... $1.29 $1.25 Colton Blanket*, 79<- ahowrn in gray, tun ami white, size 62*6(1, weight 2 lb»., «ale prirr.................................79c Ill'll ....................................... Weight Outing, all colors nell, a yard ..................... .. ti 8o Cotton Biankota, ♦1.19, «kowa ia gray and taa, M m 72x64, w eight 2A$ lb«., aula prie«.............................$1.19 WOOL B LA N K E T8 ♦ 1.50 Wool Blanket», $3.95, weight lbs., size 70*82, sale price ............................................................................. $3.96 ♦ : 50 Wool Blankets, $2.69, weight 4 lbs. »ize 68*78, sale price ............................................................................... $2.69 ♦ 2.25 VVoolnup Blankets, $1.69, weight 3V4 Ihs., size 66*80, sale price .............................................................................$1.69 Rain proof top, new unproved frame«. Entire stock included in this •ale. $2.95 silk and linen top U m brellas......... ........ $2.45 linen and cotton top Um brellas..................... $2.25 rain proof top Um brellas..................... $1.95 rain-proof top Um brellas..................... $1.45 rain-proof top Umbrellas .. .$1.19 $1.25 rain-proof top U m brellas..................... $1.00 rain proof top U m brellas..................... 75c Umbrellas for men and women .......................... ----------------- ¿ ) arance Sale Reductions Clearance Sale IN THE MEN’S SECTION B e d j S p r e a d s Clearance Sale of Men’s Furnishings Knit UNDERWEAR for Women and Children W O M E N ’S COTTON UNDERWEAR (Mir regular $1.00 I'uion, thin »ule .............. 79c (Mir regnlui 75<- I'liimi, thin »ule ............. . 49c Our ii'gulur line Union, thin »ule................... 39c Women'» White Cotton Fleeced Vest» 4c Drawers I Mir (eg. «*•«• gnrmeat» this »ule ................. 38c Our ng. .16e garments thin »ule................... 21c Womeu's Wool Unton Suits cJlirrsf (M ills Our rig $ l.tltt wind union »uit« tin« »tile. .$1.23 I Mir reg. »1 95 wind union »uit» this Wile. . .$1.43 Our ri g. $2 25 wool union »uit» thin »ule. .$1.69 Women’ s Wool Vests and Drawers. Our regular ♦ 1.23 wool guimeut» this »ule. . 98c I «M S WMW Our regular l»3e wool garment» tin» »ule. .. 79c MUHai a » Children's Underwear $1 50 Red Spread, size 76 xh 6, straight edge, this sale ......... $1.19 $1.65 lied Spread, size 76x84, scalloped edge, cut corners, sale $1.23 $1.85 lied Spread, size 76x*4, scalloped or fringed edge, QQ cut corners, this sale .................................................... $l.uu Lotion Lmun ¡suits.. .69c •yi-to Wool Lmou ¡Sum* .$1.19 $z.U0 Wool Lmou Suits .$1.39 $i.U0 Wool Shut and Drawers at ................................. 79c $J. j U Wool Shirt and Drawers at ................................ $1.19 50c L'o,ttou Ribbed Shirts and Drawers ......................... 39c 45c Cotton Flat Fleeced O A Shirts and Drawers £ a / C Sale of Hallmark D reu Shirts, new and desirable patterns, colors are guaranteed last, sale ................... f a F C All $1.00 Shuts with soft col lars including wool, cotton neg ligee, etc, this sale 7 Q ** Clearance Sale of Dress Goods EX TR A LO W P R IC E S - QUICK CLE A R A NC E $1.50 all wool 56 inch black crepe poplin, this sale a yd . . . $1.13 $1.25 all wool 42 inch fancy plaids, colored cheeks and stripes, this sab* a y a r d ...........................................................................79c $2.00 all wool Coating, 56 inch, this sale a yard ..................... $1.25 *•1.75 all wool Coating, 56 inch, light pastel shades, this sale yd. $1.19 36 inch fancy School Plaids, a y a r d ................. ......................... 19c $1.50 all wool Oregon Coating and Suiting, 54 to 60 in., sale yd. 98c 5oe to tide cotton I'uion» 3 to II ym, each . 39c 65c rottoti unions 12 to III years, each......... 43c in Vests and Drawers 15c grade . . . ............10c 20c g ra d e.... ............ 14c 23e g ra d e.... ............19c • 25e grade,. • 30c grade.. • 35«* grade,. ............ 26c Wool Vests and Drawers 1 venr 35c grade... ..............26c 2 year -I Oc. grade . ..............29c 3 year -t5<' grad e... ..............36c 4 5 year 50e. grud«*. ..............39c 9 7 venr 55c grade . ** 9 v ear 90r grad« . 19 12 year 95c grade ............ 49c 13 I t year 7.V grade ............ 53C 15 H* y**nr 80c ^ hh I p ............59c Clearance Sale of Boys’, Girls’ and Children i All $1.50 Wool or Cotton Shirts, ^ each ................................ $1.19 $4.50 all wool Oregon Shirts, double sleeves, front and back, extra detachable oil-skin lining, this sale ......................... $3.79 Men’s 2-thread black hosiery a p a i r ................................ 7c Men’s 10c Rockford socks a pair................^ ...................7c $1.00 heavy weight Outing Gowns...................................79c $1.50 heavy weight Outing l ’ajamas each................. $1.19 SHOES UMPHREY & MACKIN :ERY NEWS” YOUR PROTECTION uage here Insure» you of the best -at, reasonable prices— Many clearance Items this week. best fancy patent toiril wheat flour, milled in Eastern Wiish- he best hnrcl A Mark .......... medium bard wheat flour, milled in Eastern Washington,. $1.30 iniiter's or Diamond W tomato rntsnpi riirh. . . ...................... 20c •* bar» white In tin <1 rv so.ip .............. ...................... 25c pail ntandnrd bird .......................... Dew Drop washing powder .......... ............ .......................19c • enn »tringlc»» bcuns.............................................................10c •a SHOES $1.85 to +2..55 values, broken lines including 8 to 12. also a few to 2. both luce and button style, vici kid and / »Q gunmetal leathers, this sale a p a i r .......................... ^ 1 « 0 0 M ISSE S’ SHOES $2..‘If* to $2 65 values, sizes 1 2 * 2 *° 2 in lace and 7Q button style, this sale a p a i r ................................. O m I v 50c quality Infants’ soft sole Shoes, sizes 0 to 4, this sale pr. 39c $1.25 to $1.65 Childs’ Shoes, this sale a pair...................... 98c $1.85 to $2.30 Boys’ Shoes, lace and button, sale pair $1.39 C le a r a n c e C h ild re n 's H o s ie r y 25c Children’s wool Hosiery, size 5 to 10, this sale a pair..19c One lot Children’s cotton Hosiery, for quick clearance a pair 7c Infants’ fine cotton Hosiery, size 4 to 6, light blue, pink, 1 1 white, black, etc., this sale a pair ................................... 1 1 C C le a r a n c e of M e n 's D re s s S h o e s $4.50 to $5.00 values, black and tan, button and lace styles, this sale a p a i r ............................................................................. $3 65 $3.50 to $4.00 values, black only, button or lace, this sale pr. $3.19 Clearance Specials C le a r a n c e o f W o m e n 's D re s s S h o e s ir clear white toilet soap...........................................................8c n Cudahy Hex lirniul roust beef ....................................... 29c n Cudahy Hex hrnnd corn b e e f ........................................ 29c n Cuduhv Hex brinili «licei! beef............................................27c «ii h brunii mulimn ................................................................. 10c ' b e l i l i » .....................................................................................................................$ 1 .0 0 henn» .................................................................................. $1.00 nn style riee........................................................................... 25c $2.25 Shoes, button or lace, this sale ..............................$1.79 $2.50 Shoes, button or lace, this sale .................................. $1.98 $3.00 Shoes, button or lace, this sale .................................. $2.39 $3.25 Shoes, button or lace, this sale................................... $2.69 $3.50 Shoes, button or lace, this sale ................................. $2.93 $4.00 Shoes, lace or button, this s a l e ...................................$3.29 THE DUALITY cash store c •Gee was up from Ku nDrnhurg suffered an ;rip this week and place at the window. 1» has recovered from attnek of the grip. • home from the U. of in returned in time to lies Monday. •d Know Flour and e won grand prize nnd ility at San Francisco, (.arias Bros, exelusive- Ì fl 1 s ' well a» by Mr». Ilemenwny nnd the member» of the d a »» who are to tnkc part In the program. Mr». Orite» was in Eugeni* Friday. Mr». Eugene Matlock reported to the police Friday that a number o f articles of clothing were stolen from her line at her residence on Seventh nvenue west the night before.— Eugene Reg ister. Mis» Bora Hawkins of Newport, who hns been visiting at the Bede home, left Monday for a week’s visit at Dorcn i. I want some bad corns’ to cure. The very worst removed without pain in 15 minutes. See samples in the window. Br. Goff, at the Shoe Hospital, nov3tf. ipeard Monday ufter h a full attendance, irher* spent the vuen- Bert McKibben of this city, an em ity. ploye in the Booth Kelly mill at Wend- ns up from Eugene ling, had the toe» of his right foot in tin fnther, who i* im- jured Thursday when the foot was ■■might in the wheel of nn engine. Ho po»toffiee observed "'n» taken to the Eugene hospital for id most of tho store* t rentment. Martin Foster and Martin V. Foster .eonard dinl nt Cre* have filed ia court u petition to have last week. Helen ( ’ lucky and Ida Ducky, aged 13 enway’s class In dra- nnd II years respectively, declared de «‘sent a miscellaneous pendent children for the alleged reason Mnry ligh sehool niulitorum that the parents, John and fun. 14. Through the Ducky, nre unable physically and finan Ilemenwny, the pro- cially to care for them. en to the high school Dirrin Cooley, agent for the Oregon large attendance will Fire Relief Association of McMinnville. y the high school ns Phone 15F4. n lltfc £ Captain R. K. Collins, instructor of the coast artillery branch of the state troops, who has been stationed in Eu gene for over three years, will leave February 29. Lieutenant Shippman, who succeeds him, will report for duty February I. The Brootherhood o f the Methodist church gave a successful supper Friday night. We pay good prices for pelts and hides. Culver Bros., People’s Meat Mnrket. nov3tfc William Horn, an aged resident of Walker, has been committed to the state hospital. He is 73 yenrs old. Buncos were given during the holi day season by the Military club, the Moose and the hand. Prof. Bunton and family spent the holidays down the valley, returning home Saturday. Eat Gregory’s Bread. tfc “ Painless” Tom Parker writes from Newport that he has gained 17 pounds in weight since lenving here. W, F. Wilkinson came down from Bisston Monday nnd left for Tiller, ( )regnn. The G. A. K. post and W. R. C. will hold joint installation Saturday, Jan. 6. Dinner at 12. Those who send cheek or money order hy mail to pay subscriptions will receive no receipt unless requested. Watch — w— SATURDAY, JANUARY 8 3 p. m. at TH E F A IR Everyone is expected to be present. Aluminum Ware to be Given Away LOOK— We are selling Cedar Oil Mops..36c Cedar Mop Oil per enn..............16c One of our specials for this month. to her school near Mt. Angel, after spending the holidays here with rela tives. John Baker visited at Medford and Ashland during the past week. Col. Lawson, Capt. Lee Boy Woods and Lieut. Cruson attended the meeting o f officers o f the Coast Artillery Re serves held in Portland last week and added much to the beauty o f the pic ture published nn the Portland daiUes. I f you want bargains, go to Des Larses Bros.’ $10.00 Weather-proof Rain Coat $6.75; best grade black sateen, worth 25c, for 19c yd; 10c toilet soap only 5c a bar; 10c bottle blueing 5c; 5 rolls toilet paper 19e; 50c S*pid«r- your label to see that your date ia leg tea 39c lb; No. 5 pail lard 68c; a changed. sep22tfe dandy 30c broom 25c; prices reduced The rending of Dickens’ “ Christ on Drifted Snow Flour and many other mas Carol” by Miss VanDenburg at articles. the Christian church Sundny evening Mrs. Geo. Lea has returned from Cal was largely attended and her splendid ifornia where she spent some time with rendition of the story, together with Mr. Lea. Mr. Lea remained and may the special music by Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. | go on to Arizona to resume treatment Zacharias, Lee Roy Woods, Jr., and for his rheumatism. Harold White, gave splendid satisfac-1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bellows o f Rose- tion. burg spent Christmas with Mrs. Bel I. W. Spawn of Oakland, Ore., a pi- j lows' parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Jones. oneer o f the 50’s, visited during the The E. Kelly family from Medford past week wit his old school mate, has moved here and taken a house on Josinh Porter. Tenth 8t. Ask for Gregory’s Bread at your gro-1 Farm Loans W anted— We offer the cers. ' septT-5 cheapest money to be had on farm ae- Miss Eva Richmond returned Sunday rurity. Long terms. Easy payment The Fair , Kipp’red SALMON Fresh supply just received. 20c per Pound. k er r J m privilege«. We save you money on lonns. Write Peterson, Skotheimft Co., Eagene, Ore. (Register Bldg.) d22janl3c Mrs. Matilda Applegate was here from Drain on business during the past week. Dr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Harris o f Eugene, spent New Y e a r’s with Mrs. Harris’ parents, “ Uncle” Jim and “ Aunt” M illy Shortridge. L. L. Woods, who left some time ago for New York to study the repairing o f player pianos, but who stopped in Portland on the way, was eallea back here last week to do some work be fore leaving for the east. He has sines left by way of San Francisco. 4 _ (Continued on page 2.)