Cottage Grove sentinel., January 12, 1916, Image 3

Big Notable Removal Sale Busy stores and full
Look! Look! Listen! Listen! of bargains.
Cash stores buy for
cash and sell for cash
T h e sample store is tfoin£ across the street and dow n in the next block. In order to move w e have to cut prices
and reduce our entire stock w hich w ill be sold at the hipest bargains ever got in Cottage Grove. Come, come.
Sale Starts Monday, January 17
D O N ’T FORGET THE DATE
Meii’s Work l'arit h
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Uni* lot ol Men’s
*:i.H5, iiom sellinif
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$1.95
Olle lot of M. n ’s Wo.nl l'ants, val­
ile .+ (00, now w II ìiik
Sili!
Cases,
big
valile»,
Maini liags, gocnl
valile»
( 1(1 Mackinaws going
One lot of Men's and
Itaine.oatH, +5 (Mi value
frolli
45c
Hoys’ (¡auntlet (¡loves, value, 75c,
O n e set of Hoys’
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Meli 's Storni K u M m i s
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7C
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Ladies’
85c, 95c, $1.25
now selling
$1.65 to $4.50
value
Men 's Sample (¡loves, value +1.75,
7.r>e
$1 4f>, $2 05, $3 85, $5 95.
$1.95
$4.95
$2.95
Shoes,
.f2 50. now selling
Work Shoes,
(£ 0 i ’ C
M e n V l’iirr Wool Sweater», val­
ili +V 0 0 , now selliim
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lot of Hoys’
O ne
Caps,
50c, now selling
value
1C —
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Just received a line of
1916 sample shoes. G et
a pair of sample shoes
and be up to date.
It’s better to sell at cost
than to m ove them.
Men’s Wool Union
Suits
$1.49, $1.95, $2.15
$2.45
Ladies’ Cashmere Wool Union
Suits, value +1.75
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now ................................. l u C
Ladies’ Patent Leather Cloth Top
Shorn,
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$1.85
One lot of Misses’ School Shoes,
Come, come and see
and you will buy and
save money.
now si lling
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Corn forts, extra values,
going
Wool Nap Hlankets, value $4.00
now selling
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at ............................... 3 > £ . U J
93c to $1.95
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One lot of Men’s
Dress Shirts,
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One lot of I.adies’ Slippers, val-
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lot Ladies’ Shoes, value &
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One lot 0 / Children’s Shoes, val-
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M AO IC L A N D OF P A L M S A N D F L O W E R S '-
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winter. City or country, mountain or beach re­
sorts all are uniting T h e Panama-California Kx-
position at San Diego will remain open another
year bigger and better than ever. Hut Southern
California offers something even greater than
this. It is ever-present and delightful
Sunshine and Flowers
Hoses in bloom, ((ranges and Lemons ripening on
the trees, Poppies and (¡eraniuius everywhere.
This is the real California. The expense of a trip
to Southern California is not great.
L o w R ound T rip
Pacific Northwest points. Stopovers are allowed
at pleasure. Through ear service on limited trains.
Through dining ear and observation ears make
ttie all-rail route the delightful way to go.
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Photo Plays
in tin- studio making interior scenes
where they use nrtificai light n great
deni, they are often called upon to
wok until midnight. The customary
hours are. however, from I* o'clock in
the morning until 5 or 0 o ’clock in the
evening. It is claimed l>y some actors
that the electric lights, which are of
a special kind are sort of a blue tint,
are injurious to the eyes, hut this is
not : mi established fart vet. however.
Loves, ” B. A. Kolfe has produced one
o f those tense and thrilling stories that
play upon the heart
strings.
Miss
VVhelen is supported by a superb cast
*.r recognized screen artists headed by
(he famous film actor, Arthur Ashley.
Let your friends in other states
know o f the country you live in, and
they may want to come here too. Extra
copies o f The Sentinel for that purpose,
dec22tf.
Beverly Payne, Metro star, is taking two for 5 cents.
The Sentinel want ads. never sleep.
lessons in aviation ut Long Beach, L.
!.. as one of her roming Metro features Start one working for you.
dec22tf.
culls for some expert work in an aero­
plane.
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Notice to Creditors.
twelfth dav o f January, A. D., 1916.
Notice is hereby given that on the
N A N C Y J. M A N S F IE L D ,
6th day of December, 1915, Letters o f J. M. DEVERS,
Administratrix.
Attorney for Estate
j29-f9.
Adminstration were issued by the Coun­
ty Court o f Lane County, State o f Ore­
gon. to Nancy J. Mansfield, the under­
Eight Grade Final Examinations.
signed, upon the estate o f James M.
Notice is hereby given that Eighth
Manfield. deceased.
I Grade Final Examination will be held
All persons having claims against the in School Districts where there
are
said estate o f James M. Mansfield are pupils to take them on Thursday and
hereby notified to present the same Friday, January 13-14, 1916, according
with proper vouchers at the office of to the rules and schedule sent to the
J. M. Devers in Eugene, Oregon, with­ chairman o f each district.
in six months from date o f this notice,
E. J. MOORE.
to-wit; within six months from the iJanl2c
County School Supt.
Marguerite Snow, a Metro Star who
will be seen here shortly at the Rex
theater in ‘ ‘ Second
in Command,”
writes on an average o f 300 letters a
week to motion picture fans who flood
her with letters. She tries to answer
every letter she receives.
Franeis X. Bushman, n Metro star
featured in ‘ ‘ Second in Command,’ ’ 1
which will be shown at the Rex theater
Jan. 27-2», is an all-around nthlete and
was at one time u professional bicycle
rider. He is an exponent o f phvsicnl
culture and keeps a private
trainer
that has been given instructions (by
Mr. Bushman when in his right humor)
to so that he (Mr. Bushman) follows
hi daily regimen.
The trnincr per­
forms his duty well, sometimes too well
to suit Mr. Bushman, as he oftimes
goes to a party or to the club and
dogs his boss till he goes home with
him. As a result Mr. Bushman is in
‘ ‘ fighting trim ” at all time* and could
step into the boxing ring any time and
‘ ‘ clean” most any of the dub boxers
o f today. He never smokes or chews,
mid of course could not have such a
wonderful physique i f he drank any
alcohol at all.
Bushman says the
only w ay to have concentration o f mind,
such us is needed in picture making, and
to have that personality, that is nlso
needed, is to have first o f nil perfect
physical health.
John Tnnsey, the
14-year-old boy
actor who appears in “ 'Black Fear,”
n new Metro feature, was mnking +150
a week when he was seven years old.
He hns two younger brothers in pic­
Beautiful Scene of Volcano in Eruption. tures who are also helping their wid­
What is probably the must benutiful owed mother to keep the w olf from the
mid spectacular scene evere seen here door.
in a moving picture will be be shown
ii| the eruption of a real volcano in
Mae Marsh at Rex Theater.
’ ' Non I o f the N a v y ” at the Rex thea­
Miss Mae Marsh, the ncknowledgcd
ter tonight. The rnmeramnn that got “ Bernhardt of America,” also the stnr
lliis scene was on I’nthe Weekly staff,
of ‘ ‘ Birth of a Nation, “ and also hud
but as this scene fitted so well in this
n prominent part in “ The Escape,”
picture it was accordingly switched
will appear at the Rex thenter Sat­
tnmi the I’ nthe Weekly. Ml who have
urday night in “ Her Shattered Idol.”
seen this volcano scene claim it to be
Robert Barron, who was also a star in
one o f the grandest sights they have “ Birth o f a N a tio n ” nnd “ The Es­
ever witnessed.
cape,“ plays opposite Miss Marsh in
this Mutual Master Picture.
Picture Player Has No “ Snap.”
Many people have asked how long
Emmy Whclen in “ When a Woman
i each dav a picture player hns to work I o v e s '' will be seen at the Rex thenter
i when milking pictures.
A great deal
Thursday nnd Friday. This is n Metro
depends on cireiinistnnros ami when hik­ special feature in five parts nnd is a
ing exterior scenes they use ordinary
story o f unusual interest and was pro­
day light and cannot work much after duced from tin original document by
J o'clock in the afternoon, but when Charles Horan. In “ When a Woman
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