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Orili' Elliott nitri Manetta T w t r n nitri O alr OUT Watson Mercantile Stock DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES AND IMPLEMENTS 65 c on the Wholesale Cost We purchased the entire Watson stock at 66 cents on the dolla r, wholesale cost It stands to reason that we are in a position to sell you goods at the wholesale price or less. If you buy goods at this Selling Out Sale our profit on each dollar will be just 35 cents. This explains why we can save you money. Remember our plan of selling is to mark each article in plain fig ures and one price to all. Any purchase made in our store may be exchanged or we will refund your money. We prefer to pay your money back if you are not entirely satisfied. DRY GOODS GROCERIES FURNISHINGS 60c Jap Tea, per lb............................... 36c 60c Gunpowder Tea, per lb ................. 36c |1.00 Royalist Tea, per lb......................60c 10c bulk Gloss Starch, lb........................ 5c 50c Royal Club Coffee, per lb............ 33c 25c Steel Cut Coffee, per lb.....................18c 30c bulk Coffee, per lb.......................... 20c 25c bulk Coffee, per lb .......................... 14c 8c Macaroni, per lb................................ 5c 7c Jap Rice, per lb............................... 4*4c 10c can Oysters foir.................................. 7 c 15c can Oysters for.................................. 10c 20c can Oysters for............... 15c 15c can Corn for...................................... 12c 12c can Corn for.......................................LOc 15c can Tomatoes for...............................10c 20c can Ripe Olives for.......................... loc 15c Salmon now...................................... 10c 25c tin Salmon now................................ 20c 15c can Soup for..................................... 9c ly^c Sardines for................................... 4c 15c can Sardines in Mustard.— ............ 9c 15c bottle Extracts for..................; . . . 8c 50c Lamp, all complete, now.................. 35c 75c Lamp, all complete, now................ 45c 75c gallon can Table Syrup...................55c 40c can Table Synip now...................... 30c 25c can Table Syrup now.......................16c 10c Shaker Salt now................................ 5c 10c sack Table Salt now........................ 5c Meu’s and young men's suspenders in light and heavy weights—real 50c—all colors; your choice I Q /» now................................................. l v v A GOOD BUY We have a fine line of Ladies' "Home Comfort" plain toe, common sense heel lace oxfords; soft, durable gun metal calf; former price $1.50; now........................................... 79c MEN’S 23 c SHIRTS A big lot of Men's Fancy Shirts in stripes, checks and plain colors, soft and pleated fronts and in plain white. There is not a single shirt worth less than 75c and a great many worth $1.00. 'Your choice now........................................... 23c 65c Wool Dr«'«« Got ids per y d ............ 13c 50c Wool Dress Goods now................... ,29c 35c \\ oo! Dress Goods now.....................19c 20c Dress Goods, good patterns........ l2 l/nC $1.50 Silks, several colors price........ 89c $1.25 Silks, selling out price.............. 69c 10c and 12c Percales, now, the y a rd ... 7c 15c Dress Ginghams selling out price 9c 8c and 9c Apron Ginghams.................... 6c 20c Crash Toweling per y d .................. 15c I5e Crash Toweling per y d .....................10c 15c Bleached Muslin, selling out price 9c 10c Unbleached Muslin now.............. 7V«c 8c Prints now............................................ 5c 20c and 25c Children’s Underwear.. . . 9c 25c and 30c Children’s Underwear... 12c 35c Misses’ Underwear now...................15c 40c Misses’ Underwear now................ 23c 50c ami 60c Misses’ Underwear.......... 29c 35c Boys’ Underwear now.....................19c 15c Buttons, all colors and kinds, do/. . 5c 25c Buttons, all colon*, doz.....................10c 35«? Buttons, your choice per doz........ 15c Sc O.N r Thread, all N o t, blk., white 4c 10c Spool Silk......................................... 8c $5.00 Ladies’ Silk Skirts.....................$3.75 $3.50 Ladies’ Silk Skirts.....................$2 65 $1.75 Ladies’ Sateen Skirts.................$1.25 $2 Ladies’ Silk Hose, stripes, white $1 25 $1.25 Ladies’ Silk Hose, several shades 83c We again want to thank the people for their past patron ge and we fully appreciate your business. We are in a position to save you money on all goods we sell you. Our policy is to make you perfectly satisfied. S a v e M oney Why can we sell Groceries at about wholesale or less than wholesale? Because we purchased the entire Watson Stock of Groceries at 65c on the dollar of the wholesale price. WE EXCHANGE YOUR EGGS AT THEIR BEST MARKET VALUE We can save you money on Dress Goods, Prints, Sheetings, Underwear, Corsets, Men's Shirts, Ties, Collars, Hats and Caps for Boys and Men, Shoes for Men, Women and Children. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY ARTICLE THAT YOU P U R C H A S E IN OUR S T O R E Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Lineba ugh and B. Y. P orte r has purchased a new " Î auto. He says th a t he is going to have Nellie and E thel Basch spent Sunday NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS I j a musical instrum ent a ttac h ed to his with Mrs. Arne a t Mount View. j machine so th a t it will sing ‘ ‘ N earer Miss Mae Holiaday returned from the -! My God, to T h e e ’ ’ when he gets to ru n Grove Monday. MO U NT VIEW . Robert Shields came home from Do ning it faste r than the speed limit. Mr. Brown left Monday for his home rena Sunday. (Special to The Sentinel.) Mr. an d Mrs. B. G. Lanritvctir and a t Pendleton a f te r a visit of several J u n e 5.—J e a n Mosby and L. K. Long dayg w ith gi»ter, Mrs. 8. B. Jackson, children of Blue M ountain were Walden or C ottage Grove were out to W. V . I Miss Vesta Holt, a f te r closing a nine- visitors Monday. H e a t h 's Mon d a y . Mr. B a rb e r was in the Grove Monday. months term of school, left for her home bev e ral young people from outside in Eugene F rida y. H erm an Basch and H arry Castle are the neighborhood atten d e d the dance B. Y. P orte r and family and 8. B. hauling tie» from the P otts h Mosby given a t the E . Kelly home Wednesday Ja ck so n and fam ily motored to E u g e n e mill. night. S aturday. Mrs. H. Y ancy and- Miss E v a Yancey LOBANE Mr. and Mrs. Bon of Boseburg visit of C ottage Grove visited at th e McKib- ed friends in this vicinity S aturday. bin an d B rad fo rd homes a t the mill Mr. and Mrs. F isher spent Sunday at (Special to T he Sentinel.) T nursday. the H. B. Hemme home. J u n e 5.— Mrs. W. 8. A. Edlefsen r e W. D. H e a th was in Cottage Grove tu rned to P o rtland with her dau g h ter Monday. Mrs. Scott. She is ta k in g tre a tm e n t for STAB. Among those a tte n d in g Pomona her th ro at with a specialist there. g ran g e a t Creswell S a tu rd a y from C ot A b rother of E. J . Lee, accompanied (Special to The Sentinel.) tage G rove were Mr. an d Mrs. Helliwell, J u n e 5.— Baymond Wicks, Jo£ Wicks, by a friend, motored in from E lm ira Air. a n d Mrs. J . B. Cooley, Mr. an d Mrs. Mabel Wicks and Lois B oettcher went S atu rd ay . Mr. Lee returned with them C. W. Sears, Miss E d n a Sears, and Mr. to Wildwood Sunday. for a w e e k ’s visit. an d Mrs. £ . M. T h u rb e r of this neigh The program of the eighth grade held Lincoln Cole sustained a cut last week borhood. while sawing wood and had to go to at the grange uall F riday night was well Miss B e rt h a Sears spent th e week town to have the in ju ry dressed. atten d e d . The hall was p rettily deco end w ith rela tiv e s in Creewell and a t Miles Wicks sustained a sprained rated w ith flowers and the e n t e r ta i n te nded P om ona g ra n g e while there ment was a pleasing one. ankle F rid a y evening. Mr. a n d Mrs. 8. E. L ow ry an d chil An 11-pound d a u g h ter wes born Sat- Baymond Wicks hauled railroad wood dren of Seio a r r iv e d F r id a y fo r a visit th ree days of la st week. urdray to Mr. and Mrs. John Bunk. w ith th e p a re n ts of each. The ball team played at Veneta S u n J o h n B oettcher was a visitor in Cot The D orena baseball team played tage Grove Thursday. day. J . D arling was in Eugene and C ottage th e Blue M o untain team a t the M ount J a y Cole was a Doreua visitor Mon Grove the fore p a rt of the week on View school house S un d ay afte rn o o n d a y of last week. business. w ith q u ite a erowd of sp e cta to rs pres The county bridge gang has three of WALDEN ent. the new bridges nearly completed. Mr. an d Mrs. F. M. F ro st and son County Commissioner Geo. H aw ley (Special to The SentineL) H a r ry of Blue M ou n ta in were a t W. D. J u n e 8.— Mr. and Mrs. Jorgensen of was a Lorane visitor S atu rd ay and S u n H e a t h ’s S a tu rd a y . Lyle L ow ry accom panied them home to rem ain over S u n C o ttag e Grove spe nt Sunday afternoon day, a t te n d in g the Odd Fellows m e et ing S a tu rd a y night. a t th e C. A. Basch home. day. T he Walden boys were d efe a te d in Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B rad fo rd and SAGINAW . Buth M eK ibbin spent S a tu r d a y nig h t at the ball gam e played w ith D orena S u n day. The score was 7 to 8. the Yancey home n ea r the Grove. (Special to The Sentinel.) Mr. and Mrs. H o lla d ay and family, J u n e 0.— Mrs. P ry o r and d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. H ig g in b o th a m , E th e l and W A L K E R A N D L Y N X H O LL O W . H erm an Rasch and Nellie L inebaugh Creswell arrived Sunday for a short a tte n d e d the com m encem ent exercises in visit w ith Mrs. P r y o r ’s parents, Mr. (Special to T he Sentinel.) B. Scott. June 5.—The p are nts of th e W alker th e Grove F r i d a y night. The Good N eighbors will meet with Several of the y o u n g people from here Union high school gave a surprise p a r ty Mrs. S cott T hursday afternoon. M em for the students Monday evening. A a tte n d e d the d anc e a t K e l l y ’s a t Mount bers have been requested to b rin g d a r n seven eourse luncheon wn* served. View W ednesday night. WnlkeT of Portland came home G. A. K a v a n a u g h w ent to B u j a d a on ing needles. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. M cKinney were Tuesday to visit his parents. Mr. and business Monday. in C o ttag e Orove S a tu rd a y afternoon. *^r l - TF. I . Walker, after nn absence of Mr. and Mrs. C. J . H opper And fam ily I five months. Mr. M c K inney finds th a t the new fence were in th e Grove S a tu r d a y evening. nround his property on T w elfth upri Washington streets has been broken down by some person or persons. Mrs. Howard Moody has received a le tte r from her husband sta tin g th a t be cannot find a house in Rainier fit for occupancy, and will leave there shortly for Portland. He will send for her ns soon as he is settled. Bev. Large was a visitor at the B u r gess home one day last week and took home nn immense bouquet of flowers. The Burgess garden is worth going some distance to see these days und Mr. nnd Mr«. Burge»» are generous with their flowers, as their neighbors will testify. DORENA (Special to The Sentinel) J u n e (5.—Glen Scott has purchased a new Ford. Mis» Verva Kelly of Cottage Grove spent several days of last week as the guest of Mis» J e n n ie Chrisman. F rank Wilson of Creswell was in Do rena last Wednesday. Mr. Busick returned from the sol d i e r s ’ home at Boseburg Thursday. Will Huston returned Wednesday from P o rtland, where he received medicnl trea tm e n t. Dale Veateh und Oren Land visited the high school Inst Wednesday. Miss Buth J e n n in g s went to Walter vill« F riday for an extended stay. J a m e s England moved his household goods last F riday to a small farm near C ottage Orove. Mr and Mrs. S. W. McKay o f Cres well arrived S atu rd ay for a visit a t the home o f their daughter, Mrs. Almcdn E. Deane. Miss Bcnetta Teeters visited from F riday until Tuesday with friends In the Orove. The Dorena baseball star* met the Blue Mountain players on the Mount View diamond Sunday afternoon and carried o ff the victory by the score of lit to 10. A fter this gam e they also played the Wnlden boys, defe atin g them by a score of 8 to 7. Among those from here who nttended the commencement exercises in Cottage Grove F rid a y evening were Prof. K. K. Robinson, wife and daughter, Mr. and Mrs I. H. Veateh, Misses Louie Brown, V nitrii. « A number of |>ii|«iIn look Ilio illu n iv * m i minutions unum Friday. Mm. Annetta Vaughn Irft Saturday f> r Eugene, where »hr will N|irnil the r in in r c i aiutimi with her parent». A vary successful non iiimith» tnrin ul high nr lumi ima Guard lirrr Friday. ¡^ O V E R A L L S - Keep K id . Kleen I , i i . i, .1 Hi ill) .lu i J I . y « U wu. ili *vpf ifivootnl I ri» I lu ft y acte id cue. Me Ir tu *i'l'|*rxl tm Uf ii4 «If ;• i» I i' I nwly V* H *tl*r« llw iJ i No N o III l i c i t i r • U t lodo !•«••<I* I ur Iriu'hrr», Prof, K. K Ouliinami unit M ìni Elsie I,rn, will h u i r rhiirgr of tIn* i lumi lignin jjexl y mu. UMIM Melr In * c « i $ i rtnulclMiM r ift im M s'lr in Mur l i i i l i m . e n ti M o «1 C 'iti Vvlirtr t u r k i» ? sliHtrsIt» si) il,« yr«l !•'litui • l'J t lr f AUu V- r ig id . M s* ».»!•» m a l a it a l in lieti l'Iuc. ' «tiri Min leu Of iU ik Irei Mabel M unity, Orni l.iinil, Unir lu t •un t o r i V ern i, « u «J»1M<>|‘H *I. )y i.ifih, I,luid Itr»mi mui .lutin Tartar» IfUlllltrti w h I i in » rulot »«Iclr» M ctlr iti I >uli h l»«t II wrtli « II n . h n r entectnined ut n »11 uTIurk ilinnrr • i*'» * cih Ì lugli i k am i i*»»M hi Mr». \ nughn I h ut Thursday rvrning Uccvrs Mm .1. F. ThuiutiHuu of Kosebtiig ami 75c the suit Mr». .1, A. Ziimnuriiimi miri rhiltlrru uf Il y oui «Irei, t refund H f g ly yo« Wr Will M-tuI . I.aigr. \lhunjr are vUitiug at thr Lee Thumit on tra»t|4 «4 |ft«r, *>* r«« li. aun hume. *£~F R E E \^ Mulirl Mosby ha» rrrriiril her eighth I giurie diploma. Inc I woti.MM» i»t ih» I »Ini. l l t u l i 6 y The commencement rierais«» uf thr L a v i H t r a u * * £ C o ., S a n F r a n c i.c o »•■ ritid o r a n o r a i / i . i i» , p p 1 1 . »1 Ourena high Hehnul were held in the church Thurailny evening anil a eia»» uf ihree received their diploma». They It d o ea n ’t euat you any th in g tu ad were Until .leaning». Urn Fughimi anil vurtlie nn nrtkela if you want to lake Kriith Messenger. The ria»» nitrire»» wii» ndvmitngo uf The H entiuera new want delivered by Ora II William» uf the ml »tuut. Nu aula, nit pay; t h a t 'a the I ni\ernj,ty uf ( tregua, who »|mkr in til t u we ■!>> business. very |ilea»iug manner. The ria»» urn ; I inn. " V a lu e uf u High Hrhuul Friurn- lin n ," by Xuth .leaning», ria»» prophecy 1 1 » Ora Fiigbiiiri mol ria»» history liv Kriith Mernie 11 ger were very miieh en Health 1» W 111 U 1 Having, and Hum« Out joyed miri showed that the graduate» tnge Grove People Know hud dune good work in their high »ehnul Mow to Have It. carrer. A very plrnamg iiiiinbei on the program wna a »ulo tiy Kriwin Bedford Mnny t ’oltugr Orava peuplu tuke their The high »ehnul g ir l»' glee dull gave several pretty »nng» miri luueh credit i» live» in their hmnl» liy negleeting thè due Mm. Prank Hale» fur training the kirilieya w lieti they knuw (tiene nrgmi» rluli fur thin occasion. The dipluniu» li... I lirlp. SVeak kulliey» are responsi were presented to the graduate» liy I lil»* fui a vaat muntili! uf »uffering miri 7 KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL Clarence Met.in, rhairninu uf thè srbool! ili henlth thè «lighte»t rielay i» rimi liourd. The eierriae» were vvell atlenri gernn». geroua. l ’»e llniin ’» Kiriney IMI» n ■al reinrdy remi ily Ihtil ha» helped thou»anda uf kidney »uffeter». ilere i» a t'o ttu g e '•rove ri tiren'.i rceummendation. HILK CK EEK .Mr». .1. W. Ntunp», 7411 KighIh Ht.. Cottage Oruve, »ay»: " A t Ornea, I (Special to The Sentinel.) .li.ne 5 A veterinary »iirgeun frum uiffereri from n itoli pu in urro»» my kill Kugene iva» rnlleil Thumriuy morning iieya miri rimili through my lower limti» tu perfurm a d ifficult operntiun on a My kidney» are irregular in Action nml young mare belonging tu M F. Itiilieuek the kidney secret ions too frequent in It i» expected that the mare will re- passugo mol then again »eunty. When ever 1 have this trouble, I tnke Itoiiu'» cover. Mr». (*11 rtin V’esteh, who ha» been Kidney Pill» for a few day* and they never fail to regulate the action of luv seriously ill, i» »lowly recovering. Mr». M. A. S h a f fe r uf Kugene railed Sidneys mul stop the misery in my bark if the Mr» l.uu Wheeler home Thur» mil lower limb» * ’ Price 5l>e, at all dealers. Don *t day. Mr». John Moo hu» been quite III »imply a*k for a kidney remedy -get D oan's Kulnev Pills the »slue that during the pn»t week. Foster Milburn Co., Mr. and Mr». Krne»t Sear» uf the Mr». Stoop» bad Oruve were visitor» Hmuluy at the (>. Prop»., Huffiilo, N. Y.__________ Juu7 14 Heine home. Mr. mid Mr». Kri. \»hliy viaited Hun day at Moaby Creek with their riuugti ter, Mr». I.loyd Smith. The Otty T ransfer II M. Pnmewrood marie n trip to I ,0 rune the fir»t of the week. All K indt of Mr*. I.. H. Single visited Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mr« O. C. Davis, at l.orune. Mike Murphy spent Suturriay night with Churle» Nickerson Plano Moving a Specialty John Walla....... . the Grove was help Ing t'nrfi» Veateh build his gnrnge WOOD AND COAL Blackmore & McFarland Hauling & Draying Done on Short Notice Monday. Mr. and Mr*. H turker of Itose burg were guest» nt the A. I.. Chitwood home Monday. Mr. and Mr». A rthur Wooleott nre a tte n d in g the m»e rnrnivnl nt Portland t •>is week. O tto Hurhannn m ine up from Snlem Friday Sam Du me wood took dinner nt the J W. McCoy home Sunday. DIH8TON A ND R 0 J A D A Phone 53 Office At Bagla Cigar Store P R O F B 8S IO N A L CARDS «¿AX LUEBKE THE RAWLEIOH MAN Residence Tenth St. ! Phone 17ti I, nuglilpd R M McCARGAR, D. D. 3 (Special to T he Sentinel.) J u n e (!.- Mrs. MeTise und dau g h ter | D E N T IS T Pearl of P o rtland passed through Dis» 1 Nuuralgiu relieved instantly by local ap ton F riday on their wav to the Cham plication. Kesideuco and office one pion. bl r.k south of postoffice. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lundberg, niece Phone 13IJ Cottage Grove, Oregon Sigma Saline, and Dave Mosby «pent Sunday afternoon nt the Ben P itche r P ractices in all Courts home. '¿Ci Years Experience T ra r e Hut fiel.I returned to his home H. J SHINN in Disston Sunday afternoon from the A T TO R NEY AT LAW m const. NOTARY PUBLIC n Vctn Pitcher of Disston visited with Bader Building, Over Metsan Shop friends in Bujada F riday afternoon. COTTAGE GROVE, OKL Bev. Hkeltoti held services nt the school house Sunday morning and eve- J. S MEDLEY fii'K- ATTO RNEY AT LAW Stanley Dainewood came up Momlny. lie is going to haul freight for the Hpecial A ttention (iiveu to Mining and the Champion from Disston. Corporation Law Leonard Fusted of Disston wn* struek O F F IC E : WOODWARD BU ILDIN G with a line while a t work a t Bujada Friday and sustnined severe cuts Phone, 17 Office Lawson Ulk about the fa re nnd head. Doris lloblerman spent ..ie week end DR. C. E. FROST with her sister, Mrs. Bert Trnsk, in the Electrical T re atm en ts— X Bay picture* Grove. Microscopic Examiuutiou uf Hputun I and Blood J. E. YOUNG A T TO R N E Y AT LAW Office on Main Htreet Cottage Grove :: :: :: Oregon DR. A. J. HENDRY D E N T IS T OVER FIR ST N A T IO N A L BANK Cottage Orove A. W. KIME, M. D. P H Y S IC IA N AND 8UBOEON Office in Phillips Building, over the Bonaon Drug Htore. Office Phone 34 ALLEN B. NI E MA N Advance agent for the Ellinon Whitu chaiitnuqua, who arrived Hunduy to per fect arrangement* for it* opening. Mr. Kllenwood, who I* tq be the *up crintendent, nnd Mi*s Caroline Mul comb, who will have charge of the j u n ior chautauqun, will arrive today, Bonidence Phone I90.I
