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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1917)
Clearance Sale of Odd Lots and Broken Lines For One Week The Following List of Odd Lots and Broken Lines of Merchandise Will be Sold at Wholesale and Less Than Wholesale Cost. G ro c e ry Goo«l quality tomatoes, per doz- «‘II chum ........................................... $1.25 Suliil pack tomatoes, very best quality, per «loz.cn cans. .$1.50 Goo«! quality corn, per can 13c Very best grade corn, can. ,15c Good quality peas, per c a n .. 13c Good quality string beans, per eau................................................13c Exchange We take Eggs, Butter. Wood. Beans and other farm products at their M arket Value in Exchange for Merchandise. We also Exchange Any Goods Bought at This Store, or REFUND YOUR MONEY C lo a k s and U n d e rw e a r Uatber than curry over si vend Suits broken lines in wool and heavy For One Week we Place Our stock of Coats and Suits on sale at Wholesale. This season's popular styles in a wide range of materials and colors. Don't miss this great opportunity to save money, as the materials for making these same garments at this time would greatly exceed these low prices. eoltoii underwear we are offer iug the «'iitire slock al whole sale. Due to the heavy advance in the cost of raw materials and in manufacturing costs it would be impossible to duplicate these garments at anything near the present price. Therefore, the saving is large if taken this w eek. [llnnkets Wc ol ici lliis Wi ck all espceial ly attraelive line of wool Din nk els al ahsoluleh Wholesale cosi Tlicy are show n in a variety of colors, w Itile, light and dark gray, eie. \Vbere «me figurcs lhe rupid mise in thè priccs of wnnl il will rcadily he seeu limi great money saviugs cali he inaile al I licse priccs. • Mr. and Mrs. Fre«l Whitcomb, nt W ildw oo d, aro tko happy paréala ol twin babies, born last week Mis George Sm ith, of Disstnn. has beeu seriously ill t'nr several «lavs. Pete Cl i nl i f owi - nu d Yniv Mar I'.-il about it »«• readers ol classified advertiseineiits for there are u I«it nf iheui hunting inr u b itt e r place tn live T h e Sent i nel want s wa i U ads I HARDWARE KNOWLES & GRÄBER \0 ' ^ ~ yCHIIblalns * C onnli E ucalyptus Ointment AT ALL ONUO atSSIS Tuera 2nc jAea 00c HT'HERE Is No Better Pipe bacca—than Velvet. We hon estly believe that. Smoker after smoker has told us so. Bifore you agree or disagree, we ask you to put Velvet to any test that will con vince you personally. Velvet is the best Kentucky Burley tobacco —the variety American pipe smokers have agreed to be the world’s finest p pe tobacco and the natural qualities of this tobacco b-.ive been brought to perfect maturity by two years of ageing in w ooden hogsheads. We challenge you to compare Velvet to-day with any pipe tobacco at any price ? fiacco Cat 10c Tins 5c Metal-lined Bay;« One Pound Glass Humidors FOR HOME PEOPLE . DI88TON AND RUJADA (Hpecial to The Sentinel.) J a n . 9.— Charles C raighead has re turned to Hiijndn a fte r visiting a few weeks in C ottage Grove. The in fan t child of Rev. and Mrs. C. Skelton has been very sick for several days. Owing to the illness of the teacher, dl-ttf co) «*» IF you want the best pipe to b a cco on earth tu st travel around lookin' for it then—drop into the shop on the next corner an 9 ask some VELVET. Home : cTVlade : Flour FURNITURE $21111 Sinn 75c We are the Only Authorized Agents for the Famous B«Tg mann Logger Boot A complete run of sizes always on hand the Diastoli schools lire « Insili (e m p ina r | tin visited in Cnttage Gro ve the latter ilv part of Inst week. M i- '¡He 7(>c SI .’.5 SI On SI 7fi $2 7(1 Bergmann Logger BURKHOLDER CORN ER-CO TTAG E GROVE, OREGON * party for tlicir friends Friday evening m il Mrs Wit Mo Miller wore Cottage at their new home on the Eugene road. ! Grove visitors Tuesday. Charlie Hiller was in town from his Charles Bales has been doing some DORENA work on the K 1*. Wilcox place at l>w home ou the m ountain Saturday’. rena this week. While working m his blacksm ith shop (Special to The Sentinel.) at his home on Do* creek F riday m orn Miss Rost’ l.am bcrt v isitetl the school Jnn. M.— Chas. Jennin gs spent several ing. William W. Hawley, Jr., was in «lays of last week visiting relatives ami jured by a piece of flying steel which Tuesday. lriem ls at W alterville. struck him in the eye. lie h u n ie d to T H E CED ARS William Kirk arrived from M ontana C ottage Grove to have the wound last Thursday evening for an extended dressed, and S atu rd ay morning went to (Special to The Sentinel.) visit with relatives here. Eugene to consult an eye specialist. Jan. !t.— Daniel Reed, of Cottage Bert l.nudraster and w ife, of Walden Mrs. Ellsworth Dame wood, from up I Grove, took diuner Thursday with Mrs. who have rented the Olen Scott farm Row river, is visiting her parents. Mi \ Hcmeuway. moved their household goods up last and Mrs. S turdevant. | t^uite a num ber from this neighbor week and have taken possession of the All the schools in the valley starteil hood attended grange S atu rd ay. O ffi place. Tuesday, afte r the holidav vacatimi. cers were installed and several candi B. F. McCollum has been suffering dates were initiated. with the grip the past week. Rupert Magee returned Monday to hi-« S IL K C R E E K Glen Jennings went to Leona last work at Salem, after spending his hob Thursday, lie is employed there in a day vacation with relatives and friends (Special to The Sentinel) blacksm ith shop. Jan . 10.— Mr. W right and son Claude, here. Members of the 3 and IS telephone from Hazel Ashby visited S aturday and Idaho, were guests at the W. G. lines held their annual m eeting in the llittiiiger Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Lloyd home W ednesday of last week. hall last M onday afternoon. Mrs. 1. N. Dresser, of Lynx Hollow. Smith, at W alden. High school openetl again last Tues I attended George Lawson has his new cabin fin church service here Sabbath. day, after the C hristm as holidays, but ¡shed ami is now occupying it. Elder J. L. S tratford, of Creswell, the public school extended their vaea* spoke at the M ethodist church Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Peek took d in tion another week. ner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. at 11 a. m. L ittle Bernice Mosby has been afflict and Mrs. M. F. Babcock visitisi Me Karla nil. ed for some time with a gathering in ; the Mr. first Edith Magee »pent F riday with Mrs. of the week with friends in her head. I’erry H ubbard at C ottage Grove. . Lynx Hollow. Mrs. A n nette Vaughn and two chil T. F. McCord and small d a u g h Mr. and Mr», liisbv, of London, vis dren arrived home S aturday evening ter, Mrs. of Mt. Wash., arrived Mon ited at the Henienways Sunday. They from Eugene, where they spent the hoi day to visit Vernon, at the home of her parents. were aceompauied by Mr. ilenienway ’» idays with Mrs. V a u g h n ’s parents. mother and little M argaret Medley, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gildersleeve. The Christian E ndeavor society has from town. Mrs. Jam es Moran and son David postponed its monthly business and so transacted business in C ottage Grove Mrs. Lucy A rm strong and little cial m eeting another week on account daughter Aileen visited Sunday at G. Saturday. of sickness among the members. Prof. S. C. Rockwell left the first of W. M cFarland ’». Mr. and Mrs. Otho Van Beboiack C. O. W illard nnd sons Willard and the week for W ashington to a tte n d an moved their household goods from Ru institute. Mrs. Alice Gildersleeve j . | F rank are at work a t Rujada. ja d a Saturday. | » m m u te. Mrs. a ,tee u.tuers.eeve ,» , Almond llem enw av sold a horse one Mr. nud Mrs. Charles Brown arrived teaching at the academ y during his ah- dnv last week. from Talent S atu rd ay evening and are visiting at the home of Mrs. B ro w n's Mr" W"> Cos “ ,k ,n ,be DI VID n parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Gouley. ! ^'rMt week. I Spec ini to The Sentinel) Edwin Redford spent the week end Elder S tratfo rd , of Creswell, was a visiting relatives in C ottage Grove. 8 “ tn r,U Jr niKht at the O. Heine Jan . 10.— W alter Robinson left S u n K. D. Wilson, of Springfield, and home. Chas. Bales, of Mount View, were Do , Mrs. I.. B. Slagle visited Sunday at day night for Los Angeles, where he ex pects to stay’ indefinitely. rena visitors Sunday. tb “ 11 M- home. Wes Chrisman and fam ily were Grove N«»*y Bamewnod was quite .11 Angelo Perini made a business trip to the first of the week. Rosebiirg one day last week. visitors Saturday. W. W. Gildersleeve spoke Sunday at Mrs. F. M. Chapman and little dnugh The Cedars school house. ter spent the week-end with her mother. LORANE. Mrs. Z. Foster. Dominieo Perini and sons have fin M OU NT V IEW . (Special to The Sentinel.) ished loading a car of cedar poles for J a n . x.— Ralph Hawley came in from M artin Anderson. to The Sentinel.) C ottage Grove Saturday, going to Doe Jnn. (Special W. E. B urkett visited Ins daughter, 10.— The Guisinger fam ily left creek. Mrs. II. II. Russell at W inchester last last week for C entral Point. They re Elm er Crowe, Oral Crowe, Jesse Dnr- arrived from Idaho and moved Tuesday. ling, W alter Ivins, Alvie Davis and eently The grip has been prevalent in this upon the Groat place. Charlie Sanderson were in Corvallis last neighborhood for the past two weeks, Mrs. J asp er Patten, of Blue M oun week attending f a rm e rs ’ week at O. A. tain , visited M onday with Mrs. Claude being in the families of Jack Robinson. C. J. \. Mackey and F. M. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Addison visited Arne. Maggie Perini, of A nlauf, spent the Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley and Mrs. S aturday at the W. W. Jackson home. K ate S e a n were Cottage d ro v e visitors week end with relatives here. The annual telephone meeting was Monday. A num ber of I. W. W. 's passed held Saturday afternoon. through Divide Tuesday on their way J . P. Wicks, assisted by his son Joe, W orthington Tom SOUtll. _ left Elbert , to tak , e and , Jackson Leslie Wicks , . and , Miles P itcher, has last week the short course , | . been , the .. moving his donkey engine from D E L IG H T V A LL E Y . . J. . . u . . . . Hum phrey c Mr. A' Hn<! , Mrs. and . • & V . eatek r, & M cK ibben mill to 4 the O. P. 1 . K. railroad, preparatory to loodin^ It grandson Girton were Sunday v.s.tors a t I „„ Q rnf for , hipfnont to 8 ta r wherl. (Special to The Sentinel) the Auld home. j M r. w icks lives. Jnn. 10— Miss Lenta Case, who spent Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sutherlin gave a Mr. and Mrs. Brown H ansard and Mr. the holidays at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred W itcher, returned to Mon mouth Sunday. Miss Gladys Pool, of Klnmath Falls, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Nichols, left for home Sunday. Miss M yrtle W itcher has returned to lier school work afte r spending her v a cation with home folks. Fred G ray and son, of C ottage Grove spent S atu rd ay nnd Sunday nt the Con Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour ner home. Mrs. J . A. .Toll w ent to Harrisburg H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour Friday on a visit and returned Sunday. Mrs. K. C. Cowley is siek wAth the grip nt the home of her sister. Mrs. Made by Cottage Grove Milling Company Chas. Nichols. Phone 80 Mr. and Mrs. Pence and two dnugh tors of Idaho, who are on their wav to Cal., stopped o ff for a few d a y s ’ visit with their old time friends, Mr. sud Mrs. J. A. Joll. Mr. Rasor of Eugene is visiting nt the C ornutt home, the families having been neighbors (it Riddle. Ch.ldron'i Ml Wool Sweater! CluIdion *s All Wool Sweater. Children's All Wool Sweaters Childrens' All Wool Sweaters Children's All Wool Sweaters Men's All Wool Sweaters M ou ' m All Wool Sweaters Men's All Wool Sweaters Men's Sweaters . Danish Cloth, per y»1........................39c Serge. all colors, per yi!..................79c Attractive colored plaids, yd .liftc lllark and while 3li in Suiting 6Vc Fancy striped French Serge $1.29 I’lain blue Fimmeln, yd....................f>0c All wool Shepherd Plaid, yd SI 19 Cotton Mixed Plaid, yd .............Tgic All Wool Hat Isle, all colors, yd 50c W e ste n h a ve r I NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS S w e a te r Prices D ry G o o d s Special*» ¡i
