Cottage Grove sentinel., September 21, 1916, Image 4

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NOTICE
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L A S T CALL FOR D O L L A R D A Y
D O N 'T MISS THIS G R E A T O P P O R T U N IT Y
Men’s 50c flowing end Ties, 3
$ 1.00
for
Men’s Hats, values to $3.00, special for
1.00
Dollar Day
Men’s heavy fleeced cotton Union Suits,
$ 1.00
regular $1.25 values, for Dollar Day
Arrow Shirts, soft and stiff cuffs, always
$ 1.00
sold at $1.50 and up, for Dollar Day
Men’s Caps, regular $1.25, $1.50 and
1.00
$1.75 values, for Dollar Day
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W e ’re ready with a complete line
of new Fall Suits for men and
young men.
All of the season’s newest shades of
brown, gray and blue in semi-Eng­
lish and conservative models. Popu­
lar prices—
$15, $16.50 $18 $20
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THIS YEAR WILL BE BETTER THAN EVER
We Will Offer You Big Specials
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Aluminum Ware, Enamel
W are, China Ware, Men’s and
Boys’Ties, Lady’s Umbrellas
Above • items will be priced low
enough to prove to any one that we
will give you more for your dollar
than ever before. Special items all
over this store will be offered at
% extra low prices.
I R e m e m b e r —We will try to
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Always something new is our motto
1 and everything at the lowest prices.
| Visit us Dollar Day.
Many Merchants of City Join in Putting on Bargain Festi­
val for Benefit of Economical and Thrifty Shoppers
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Five m en's neckties, *1.00.
Five yards of 25c ereton for (I.IHI.
W omen’» shoes, three pairs for *1.00.
About 25 articles of general use at Ten yards of 25c Kuyme linen, or 10
*1.00. Never offered at this price tie- yards of ripplette crepe for *1.00.
fore.
M en's 50c flowing end ties, 3 for
Fight m en’s silk neckties, 25c values, * 1 . 00 .
for *1.00.
One lot of groceries, total value, *1.50,
M en’s and women’s *1.05 umbrellas for *1.00.
for *1.00.
Five and one half yards of 35c ratine
Three m en's neckties, 50r value, *1.00. and linen suiting for *1.00.
One sack of flour, any brand (with *7.50 vacuum cleaner for *6.50.
every 10-sack order), *1.00.
Light bacon, 5 lbs. for *1.00.
M en's hats, *2.50 and *3.00 values, for M en’s caps, regular *1.25, *1.50 and
*1.75 values, *1.00.
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One dollar off on any *3.00 hat for Aluminum ware, enamel ware, china
men.
ware, m en's and boys’ ties, ladies’ um­
brella» at tremendous savings.
*1.00 safety razor for 00c.
Beef round or loin steak, 2 lbs., and Ten per cent off on m en's clothing.
beef >Kiil, 7 lbs., *1.00.
Arrow shirts, soft nnd stiff cuffs, al­
Fifty men '» good white handkcroliiefs ways sold at *t.50 and up, *1.00.
for *1.00.
I.adies’ cashmere wool union suits,
* 1 . 00 .
Twelve yards of 10c to 15c em broid­
ery for *1.00.
M en’s hats, values to *3.00, for *1.00.
One dozen m en’s linen collars, *1.00.
One lot of groceries, total value *1.45,
for *1.00.
Special rates and special trains on O.
P. 4 E. Ry.
Wool dress goods, *1.50 value, -*1.00.
Five pairs of m en’s 50c suspenders
for *1.00.
M en’» caps, values from *1.25 to One Display at Orange Fair Con­
tains One Hundred Kinds of
*1.50, for *1.00.
Twenty-five per cent off on bathroom
Grains and Grasses.
ware.
Five yards of 25c Turkish toweling,
Corn, Tomato«», Oreen and Canned
* 1 . 0 0 .
Fruit A ttract the A ttention of
Three m en’s sport shirts for *1.00.
I.adies’ and children’» shoes, *1.00.
Those Interested in the Pro­
duct» of the Soil.
Boys’ knickerbocker suits, values
from *3.50 to *9.00, for *1.00.
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Eight pounds of 20c bulk coffee, for
EXHIBITS ARE NOT
SO NUMEROUS
OUT BETTER
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Twelve yards best muslin, *1.00.
One lot of groceries, total value, *1.50,
for *1.00.
Columbia leaf lard, siz.e 3, two pails
for *1.00.
Forty five bars of Mount Hood sonp
for * 1.00.
One dollar o ff on any purchase of
*20 or over, not including more than
one sack of sugar.
Pay vour subscription to The H.-ntineT
one year in advance on Dollar Day nnd
get 100 butter wrappers for 50c, or 50
visiting cards for 50c.
Three yards of 60c to 75c silks, ta f
feta or messaline, for *1.00.
W illam ette valley will not successfully
produce corn and tomatoes, but Cottage
Orove growers long ago disproved such
statem ents.
A good display of corn was made by
F. J. Belli well, who never spent a night
upon a farm until coming to Cottage
Orove a couple of years ngo. He has
48 acres that will more than provide
feed for his 100 hend of hogs.
The canned fruit displnys gnve some
idea of what this section will do in that
line. A display by Mrs. O. W. Black-
more contained 1H varieties of peaches;
one by Mrs. (1. W. M.-Farland con-
tnined 13 varieties of cherries Rnd one
by Mrs. M. M. Wlieclvr contai ned N
vnrictlcs of ntraw berries. The bitter
exhibttor had 30 otlier va rie tic» of
eaitned fruii and 10 varieties of dried
fruii.
la thè fnney work departinaut mi
intereating exhibit was n hlanket inaile
by Mrs. J. File, whu is now 85 years
of age. la Iter younger years she spuli
thè wool from which thè blauket was
Iliade; thè wool was thon dyeil and
nitide iato soeks and after thè soeks
were vvoril uut she uuruveled ttieiu unii
uiaile thè blauket. Anuther interest lag
exhibit in thè sanie depuriinent was a
<|Ili11 Iliade by Mrs. I.. II. Single III Iter
eighly seenni! yenr.
A Ulliqilc exhibit In thè fnney ile
partiuent was a pitturo of thè Hnyden
fuinily, takeu in Illinois, in whieh therc
were 300 persoli», and tlieu all were noi
preaent. Il is thè prnpcrty of Mrs.
Loro Finnerty, a me in ber of thè fuinily.
The exhibit» ili thè industriai depuri
meni were noi nearly ns extenslve n»
last yenr but those flint were on display
were good.
The complete lisi of prize wintiera
w ili be ptiblished next week.
IS RUN OVER BY AUTO
AND F.SCAPES UNSCATHED
DON’T GIVE UP
Discouraged Citiseli» Will Fluii Comfort
lu the Experience of a Out
tag» Oruve Woman
Experience Is the modern Instructor.
Prufit by the experience of others.
It may save your life.
The experlenee of friends and neigh
burs,
The testimony of Collage Grove pen
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Will bring renewed eni'ourngenienl
Here is a case in point:
Mrs. M. A. Teeters, 808 H. Third H» ,
Cottage Grove, says: " I ran consci
entionsly recommend D oan’s Kidney
Pills, for I know from personal exper
¡enee they are a medicine of merit.
Whenever I feel tlnit I need a kidney
medieine, I resort to Doan's Kidney
Pills and have always found them all
that they are represented to b e.”
Priee 50e, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy gel
D oan’s Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Teeters had. Foster Milhtirn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
sep t4 21
L. L. Woolley barely escaped being
seriously injured when run over by nn
automobile Saturday evening while lie
was coining around Knox hill on his hi
cycle. The car overtook him and
bumped him and the wheels passed over
him but he was but slightly bruised
Mr. Woolley says the ear was the one
owned by Murray Truntiell hut that
the owner was not driving it lit the
time.
L. L. H arre l
Anything th a t’s worth selling Is
worth the price of a want ad. to help
sell it.
deettatr
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
WANT ADS.
WANT AD. RATES.
One cent per wurd. No ad
accepted for less than 15 cents.
Special cash with-order rate:—
Three insertions for the price of
two, six insertions for the price
of four. C u b must accompany
copy. I.aud for sale or trade, ten
insertions for the price of five.
Cash must accompany order.
I xrill sell niy home at Twelfth and
Washington avenue, joiuiug city park,
for * 1200 ou the following easy terms:
*200 down; buluuce in puyuicnta of *100
per year ut 6 per cent interest on do
creasing balance. Large lot, fenced,
city water, newly painted house, trees
roses, vines, etc. Small burn, chicken
house and yard. 1). W. McKinney, Hug
inaw, Ore.
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Fur Sale —160 arras at Lorana. Good
cattle ranch. Alaiut four milliou feet
of timber. Six arres under cultivation.
Fine water. *2500. Terms on purt. J
Hardy Crow.
jly7aupt21pd
For Sale or Rent—Five acres well lm
proved. One mile from center of city.
Goes at a sacrifice. I'hone 29F2. a.3o5pd
For Sale on Your Own Term s Rest
dence properly in south Cottage
Grove. Fine new house, incomplete.
Might sell without payment down to
party who wished to use money to com
pletc house. Graded street. Graveled
street only one block. George Mutton,
north Pacific highway.
uug3 oct5»p
Smith Premier typew riter for rent at
*1.00 per month. Elbert Bede, tfpd
I have a scholarship in the International
Correspondence School which I will
sell at a substantial reduction, being
unable to use it ut present. C. C. C.,
Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Ore. jly7tfc
Two furnished rooms for rent; centrally
located. Mrs. Laura Woolley, I2X
south Fifth.
spt!4 28pd
W ant second hand bicycle at a bargain.
Finery Goodridge, phone 157 J or call
at Nelson Durham home.
s p lit 21c
Good cheat Heed for sale; raised on new
ground. Two miles south of town.
M l H. Hull.
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6 room bouse and 76x100 lot In Port
land to trade for residence or acre
age in or near Cottage Grove. Address
C. K. Lawrence, Comstock, Ore. »14 2Xp
W anted—Position as general housekeep
er in small family. Experienced. Can
furnish references. Terms reasonable.
Hazel M. Anderson, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
spt21oct3pd
For Bale or Exchange Stock and dairy
ranch on Ynqtiinn Hay; 22V4 acres;
lots free range; fair buildings, orchnrd,
stock, tools, hay, crops; gssoline launch
included. Will exchnnge for valley land
suitable for sheep rnnch up to *3000.
Balance *1000 terms. O. A. W atts, To­
ledo, Oregon.
spt2lnnv23pd
Lost— Two 8hepherd dogs, one blue and
blnck, short tail; one black, long tail,
and white breast. N otify J . F. M cFar­
land nnd receive rewnrd. sp21 28o3pd
For Sale Two good dairy cows. D.
Davidson. Knox hill. spt21-netl2pd
W ant a few tiers of dry oak wood. El
bert Bede.
»pt2l 2Spd
For Sale Two tents; one 14x20; other
10x14. nnd fly 11x16. Will trade for
wood or potatoes. Mrs. J . J. White.
spt2lpd
For Sale Square H allett h Cumston
piano; *25. C. C. Van Oorknm. sp2le
ro r Sale New Ideal kitchen cabinet;
*18. Mrs. A. E. Phelps.
spt21c
For Sale or T rade- 20 acres, well lm
proved; half mile from clly lim its;
Mncrnmentn vnlley, town of 3<I00. W.
A. Ward, Cottage Grove.
s21oc5pd
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A J T O W t k CO.
BOSTON
A dm inistrator’s Notice.
Notice is hereby given that by order
of the county court of lame county,
Oregon, duly made ami entered of ree
ord the 28th day of August A. D. 1916,
in the m utter of the estate of It. For
rest Tompkins, deceased, the under­
signed Charles K. Tompkins was duly
appointed adm inistrator of said estate
All persons having claims against »nid
estate arc required to present them, du
ly verified us required by law, to suid
adm inistrator at the law office of Alta
King, First National Hank Building.
Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 21lth day of August, A. D
1910.
(’l l A lti.EH It. ToM PKINH,
nug.3! spt2Xc
Adm inistrator.
Report of the Condition of the Hank
of C ottugn Grove, a t C ottage Grove,
in th e sta te o f O regon, a t th e close of
business Septem ber 18, 1916.
Resources
lauro» and discounts................* 49,071.85
O verdrafts, secured mid un
secured...............
143.60
Bonds nnd w arrants................ 20,016.19
Furniture nnd fix tu res........... 3 , 000.00
Other real estate ow ned......... 6,799.95
Due from banks (not reserve
banks )..........................................
2,263.83
Due from iipproved reserve
banks...........................
17,701.28
Checks and other cash items
129.65
Cash on h a n d ............................. 6,418.50
Total........................................... *105,574.91
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in............. *25,000 00
Horiilus fu n d ................................. 3,500 .00
Ciidivided profits, less ex­
penses and taxes p a id ,...
76.70
Postal savings bank deposits
432.00
Individual deposits subject
to ch eck ....................................... 51,693.88
Cashier checks outstanding. .
276.99
Time and savings deposits. . 94,595.34
T utsi........................................... *105,574.91
STATE OF OREGON,
County of Lane.
I, Alfred .lurv, rnshier of the above
named bunk, Jo solemnly swear that
the above statem ent Is true to the best
of my knowledge nnd belief.
ALFRED JP R Y , Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn lo before me
this 18th day of September, 1916.
ALTA KINO, Notnry Public.
My commission expires Nov. 29, 1919.
Correct —A ttest:
GEORGE ATKINSON,
GEORGE M. HALL, Directors.
A Sentinel want nd. will sell It.
Twelve-inch wnter motor for sale. The
Sentinel.
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