Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1917, Image 10

W e have decided to close out our entire stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and
Furnishings. Now is the time to take advantage of our Closing Out Sale._ _ _ _ _
Every article in our store has been reduced and marked in plain figures. You can’t af­
ford to send away for a single article we have in stock, as we are in many cases selling
out our goods for wholesale and less than wholesale cost.
Shoes at Wholesale
Mens Furnishings
M e n ’s d o t h
M e n ’s $ 1 .2 5 O v e r a lls
95c
We have over $5,000 worth of Shoe» to »elect from.
It is by far the largest Shoe stock in Cottage Grove
M e n ’s B o sto n a n d P a ris G a r t e r s 19c
M e n ’s W o r k S h irts, 7 5 c v a lu e
48c
M e n ’s 5 0 c S u s p e n d e r s
Straw H a ts at W h o le s a le .
$ 5.00
Ladies $ 6 .0 0 and $ 7.00 Shoes
Ladies'
4 .5 0 and
5.00 Shoes
Ladies
3 .0 0 and
3.50 Shoes
Misses' 2 .5 0 and
3 .00 Shoes
..
Men's
8 .0 0 Bergmann Dress Shoe
Men's
3.5 0 Shoes
We Are Qlad to
Exchange Any
Good» Bought
in Our Store, or
REFUND Your
MONEY.
3.75
2.50
2.25
6.00
2.50
(»1 >**cihi to T h e Sentinel.>
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./tin#* l!f.— Mr. mid M m . (inirg»* l.uvng
d iild r i'U Waldo and A g n r » , and
Mr. and M m . Waldo Miller, vi*itt*<J our
day la*«t
at t h r .lafnr» V im i'iit
lH|<ciiil to T h e Hentinel.)
Ju ne l i t . — M u m F a y Hama, of L'ottag«- horn»* in ('ottagp G ro v «•.
Horatio M uh I j v , who rrr.rntlv ret»irm*d
Grove, visited with Kathleen Allen over
from S ilve r l.ake. spent several day* of
tr.e week end.
Mrs. Ennley and children have gone l< last week at the H. K. I^>wry home.
L H. A rd ite and Waldo Miller went
O ly m p ia, Wa*h.f fur a visit with rel
to »Saginaw Monday.
a Uvea.
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil White, of Cot
M r. and Mra. J . F. Neat went to Ku
ta^e Grove visited at the J . If. Cooley
gene M onda y fur a few d a y s ' visit.
Mra. Huston «¿ueener and Iratry, ot home last week.
A m ong those from this neighborhood
M i ll C i t y , are visiting at the C. t^uecner
in Cottage Grove Saturday were W. i>
home.
t e r r y Mundv, of Hoinn«*r, is visiting Heath, L . K. A rd ite f Mr. and Mrs. J .
at the home of his j<ureuts, Mr. and K. Cooley and S. JO. L ow ry.
Mr. and Mrs. I. .1 Heidler und iluiigh
Mra C. C. Moody.
M r. and Mrs. Aduius 'a nd family, ler Kathleen were in Cottage Grove
Wednesday.
Merle Hcott and M a ry Neat were in < v*t
Mrs. Kate Hears and Mrs. .1 II. Cooley
luge Grove Saturday night.
M ildre d Hopper and Inez. T u c k e r, ol were Cottage Grove visitors Monday
V. aiker, and Hurdell and Kelr c Fisher, afternoon.
Mrs. F. .1, llelliwell treat to Cottage
ol L y n x Hollow, attended the Red C m - :
Grove Monday.
lecture here Hunday.
Mrs. G ra y spent Haturday in Cottage
O tto Nichols is employed at th<
Grove.
W rig h t farm at Walker lor the sum
J . R. Cooley has purchased a new
met.
Maxwell car.
(¿nite a large crowd attended the l i d
Th e anriunl school meeting was held
Cross lecture by Rev. B e a tty and Mr
H a rv e y , of Cottage Grove in the church Monday at the Mount View schoolboiise.
Sunday. A nother meeting will be held Mrs. Charles Adams, of Cottage Grove,
Wedneaday night at which officers will attended the meeting and made an ad
dress in behalf of the Red Cross. F. J .
be elected and other business transact
ed. T h e people in general seem to be Helliwt-ll was appointed to take charge
quite enthusiastie and a large sum of of the plans for raising of funds for the
Red Cross work.
money has already been promised.
C. W . Hears had a barn raising Tues
day and many of the neighbors gath
ered to help erect the structure.
FO R
S A O IN A W .
Chilblains
Danni» Eucalyptus Ointment
T u m » 26C
JA R » 60C
M e n ’s b a lb rig g a n S h ir ts a n d D raw ­
e rs. A ll siz e s to 4 6
33c
BURKHOLDER BUILDING
M O U N T V IE W
AT ALL DRUG S T O R E S
M e n ’s tan a n d b la c k F ir e m a n ’s
h o se. S o ld e v e r y w h e r e 3 fo r 5 0 c .
th e p a ir
10c
C a m as (
il< >\ es,
a | >air
5c
5 0 c N eckw ear
25c
Children’s Dresses
$ 1 .0 0
and
75c
values
59c
W ESTENHAVER BROS.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
i
19c
H ats, 5 0 c v a lu e s 25c
Bfitl
HEBRON
(Hpeeial to T h e Sentinel.)
Ju ne 18.— Mr*. M a rth a Gilcrist has
gone to Woodburn to visit her brother,
Holl.u Woolley.
A t the school meeting Monuay George
Kebelbeek was elected director and J .
A. Po well clerk.
Among those in Cottage Gro ve from
this neighborhood the past week were
Miss M y rt le Giiham, Mrs. Finnen, Miss
Piper, \lr. and .Mrs. Win. T h o rp , Mr.
and Mrs. I.. M aun-r, Mr. and Mrs. R.
E l.aeky, Mis. .1, (j. A. Young, Mrs.
Jessie till«-ris<t and H. It. I'iper.
Miss Ju ne Gilerist is home from Cro w,
where she has been teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Doolittle, of Cottage
Grove and Mr. nml Mrs. E. A. Doolittle,
of ( reswell, were guests at Ihe .1
A.
Young home Hunday.
.Several were out from Cottage Grove
Hunday lo attend the Red Cross lecture
at the Hebron church.
VinnI Randall painted the interior of
J . A. Powell's silo Monday.
Miss Gladys T a y lo r, of Roseburg, who
visited Inst week w ith her aunts, the
Misses T n y l o r, has gone to Monmouth
to attend summer school.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
W E T A K E ROOM.
K E A N S and H U T
TER
AT
MAR
KET VALUE
IN
E X C IIA N O E FOR
M E R C H A N D IS E
LO N D O N
to visit his wife wh
in a h o s p i t a l Iti-d Cross work and patriotism.
there.
Mrs. Ilu iu b rir k , of The Dulle«, mid
i Hpeeial to T h e Sentinel. I
Tin* annual si hool meeting was held Mrs. Cathearl und fsm ily, of Portland,
J une li».— Mrs. H. H. Hhortridg*- was a here Monday, r. It O r r was elected are visiting at the G. W. M rK arlu nd
guest of her daughter. M is . Olile Mon
d ire rtor und M r l.cbovv reelected clerk, home. Tin* ladies are sintern of Mis
i day.
L. D. La joie returned Sunday from McFa rla nd.
Members of a party from Cottage Coast Eo rk, when* lie had been work
T h e literary will hold u special meet
Grove held a meeting here Munduy after
ing next Thursilny night. There will be
mg for L. I>. H u f f for scverul days.
noon in the interest of the Red Cross.
Í
Mrs. Mae Cru/.cn and baby and Hur
a discussion of Ited Cross work.
H. I*. Hhortridge, N orm a Adams and , d«*ll Fisher had a narrow escape* from
, Vera Hhortridge motored to Eugene death or serious in ju ry Haturday when
R ozlue Gets 1 to 10 Years
i Haturday.
their horse became unmanageable and
Short work was iiniib* of the rase of
Mrs T r i -. su T a l l a r and Miss Marie run into a train at the railw ay crossing the state against Carl Ito/uir, of Col
G a routte were guests of Mrs. Grace Me
just south of Walker. T h e buggy was tuge Grove, e!iarg«*d with a statutory
I Kilib*'ii Monday.
wre«-ked I*o4 none of the oeeupnnls were crime against his stepdaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. I.yntan Adams, of Hug 1 very seriously hurt.
T h e giand ju r y , which was calk'd in
inavv, visited at the W. W. Hhortridge!
M r. Clock is liuving lumber hauled special session for the pur|His<* of coti
home Su nday.
from Cottage Grove for his new bungn
sidering this case, returned an indict
incut against Imn, he appeared iiiimcdi
Mr. and Mrs. Teeters and family and low.
j Mr. and Mrs. M c K ib b e n visited at tin-j
W. A. Wri uni* and family visited at utcly ill court, waived lime In enter
plea, pleaded guilt y, waived time for
the Joe Neal home Holiday.
j l.ew M c K ib b e n home Holiday.
Mrs. Francis T h o rn e and Miss Olii«*
' sentence, and was given an indetermi
H h o r trid g e were C o tta g e G r o v e shoppers 1
1 mite sentence of from one to tell years
TH E CEDARS
one d a y last week.
, in the penitentiary. W ith in an Imur or
1 two after Ins indictment Itorine was on
(.Special to T h e Hentinel.)
Levi Geer is home from I'ortland.
Ju n e J(l. Rev. Callison of the Ch ris­ ^ till* train on his way to Hulcm to be ill
E d w in T u l l n r litis begun work on the
roads.
tian church, culled at ncveral homes ill carcerateli in prison.
the neighborhood Tuesday.
Mrs. Iiilow and children, of Forest
Those wbo advcrtisc in T h e Mentine!
B LU E M O U N TA IN
Grove, visited from Hunday until T u t s la re deaerving of your blu: iness bere lise
day at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Gr.i | tbey teli you thut tliey waut it and
(Hpeeial to T h e Hentinel.)
nume priees tliut sliould gei it.
June lit. T . B. M e G uire returned Read tlemeuway.
Mrs. James W. Hears and daughl**r
home last week, after several months
at Marshfield, where he was employed. Alina sustained bruises Huturday morn
T eachers' Exainlnation*.
N ut ice is liereby given that thè semi
Mildr«*il, the little daughter of Mr. m g when Ihe horse they were d riv in g
and Mrs. Butte Mooney was kicked by became frightened and overturn«*! tin* allunai Teachera' Kxamiiiutiou will In'
given tu all applicatila for state cer
a horse Haturday evening, cutting n buggy. N o other serious damage result
| 1 1 f(ratea ut Eugs-ue, Oregon, as follows;
gash just above the eye. Hhe was taken ed.
Cecil, Gladys and Mildred Clow are < 'orninencing Weiluesday, .lune 27, ut
to Cottage Gro ve Hunday morning and
IO a. m., und coniinniiig natii Huturdiiy,
visiting this week with their null , Mrs. j
a physician dressed the wound.
.lune JO, -1 p. ni. A si'huiluie of thè timo
Ed. Ashby.
Mrs. II. H . K i b b e y returned Hat nr
of tIn* examiiiatiuii in cucii subject mny
Mrs. Eugene Htockwel! arrived fieri* be hall bv npp lym g lo
day from Po rtland, where she visited
T h u rs d a y evening from Han Eraneiseo,
her daughter, Louisa Duerst.
E .1 M U O R E ,
Couiity He hool Huperiiitehilf nt.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert La nw e h r and Calif., to visit with her s u lc i i*i law, jnl-4 21
children visited Hunday at the Ralph Mrs. C'. H. Veate h.^
Mrs. E d . Ashby visited with her sis­ BUTTER
Ward home.
WRAPPER PRICES
Raymond Patten had the misfortune ter, Mrs. I.. I’. McCoy, on lilt* Const
T h e following prices are now ill ef
to chop o f f one of his toes with nn ax Eork last Wednesday.
A number of the young people of the feet on butter wrappers;
Haturday.
H e was taken to Cottage
neighborhood enjoyed a picnic li m hc.iii UNI wrappers, on 1'riduya and Hntur
Gro ve for medical attention.
(lay s o n l y ....................................
HO rents
Rev. M a cLe od , M r. U m p b re y and M r. in tilt* Ittnlolpli park Wednesday evi*
ning.
Mack in, of Cottage G rove , gave inter
HUI wrap pers, on any day except Fri
Mrs, Ritchie and dunghter, o f \ n l.rif ,
esting lectures on the Red Cross work
dnys und H u t u rd n y s ........................ <1.10
visite*! Inai Mondny ut thè II J . Ritchie
at the Blue Mountain church Hunday nf
These are cash prices.
liome.
Mrs. Ritchie returned homi*
ternoon.
A dditional wrappers printed at the
M r. Hocki-tt, who has been building a Tuesilny, while Miss Ritchie remai ned same time with either of the above, .‘15
barn for F in le y Whipps, spent a few for a longer visit.
cents the 100.
days at his home in Cottage Grove this | Curtis Vcatch and fam ily motore«! out
C O TTA /IE G R O VE H E N T IN E L ,
to thè I. II. Veliteli homi* on Row rlver
week.
T h e L iv e Wire Newspaper.
Bessie Mooney and Rose Ellen Me Humlay evening.
Mrs. Jo e Hehneider ami da tigli ter For
Guire received eighth grade diplomas
rest mnde a trip to latrane last Tues
this week.
T h e annual school meeting was held day, returning Wedneaday.
Mrs. Fr<*d Callison and daiiglitcrs, Ida,
here Monday afternoon. A .'»•mill tax
H E S E N T I N E L want* an am
was voted.
T h e directors are Fred Ituby and Harrie t, and son Dongnl, of
bilious boy or young mail
Frost, ch airm an; T . B, McOuire ami Engcne, visited Haturdny and Humlay
who wishes to learn the newspa
i with thè VV. A. H em enwny family. T h e y
John Allen.
per and printing business and the
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S enjoye*l a strawberry picnic Hatur*lny
operation of the Intertype type
and
affended
church
in
thè
Gro
ve
Hun;
LYN X HOLLOW
setting machine.
Modest salary
day mornitig.
to start, with opportunity to learn
At thè annulli sehool meeting held nt
(Hpeeial to T h e Hentinel.)
a profitable trade. N o loafer* or
Ju ne 19.— Mrs. K. Ha rtle y and son T h e C'ednra Momlay afternoon Mrs.
cigarette nmukers considered Boy
Harold, of Fleetwood. Oregon, arrived Ilenienwiiy was eleeted clerk limi Mr.
with fair education and anxious
Ilenietiwiiy was eleeted a director. Rev.
reeently ami expert to spend the sum
to improve opportunities desired
Macl.eod and K. K . Mills, of thè G rove
mer here.
were present ami gave good tulk* on
H. B. Hemm e wa* in Eugene Monday
I
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W A N T ADS.
W A N T AD RATEN
Guv cent per word.
N o >d
accepted for less lliuu IA real*.
.Special cash with untar
ra t# :—
Three insertions for the price of
two, six insertions for the price
of four. Cash must accompany
copy
Land for sale or trade, tra
insertions for Ihe price o f f i v e .
Cush uniat accompany order.
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For real. S e w n room bouse on East
Main afreet.
a monili.
Itobefl
Griffin.
mchStfc
For Sale H a ile y Davidson set olid baud
motorcycle m tip top « o n d u lim i
it lukcii soon, bili* li s liutsgn. uiJ-tllc
T w o tiilltdi cows lor sale. L. W . H u n t ,
I'tionc H lF l.l.
tic
Hit Acres tor Hale Small da iry ranch,
fully equipped with cows, trulli and
tools. R i d i gutdrii soil, very productive
Jo in res under cult ivation, Hi acre« ol
slushing;
unlimited
outside
rung*'
Fla re well watered; no better buy m
the siale for u vigorous a m b i i ioos man
of family willing lo work for a com
lori able home. * lóiMI cash will h a nlle
lina property, tiuliince to suit. A p p ly
lo owner. G. A . ( iiv trainigli, Cot luge
Grove, i in goi*.
jn7uug!*pd
Second baud Ford for naie. In g ,od con
ditiun. Fiuu k Jones.
jiin ilfc
M a ny Good PoxtUoua Can be bad by
any ambitious young muli or woman
hi the field of railw ay or eiimmerrint
telegraphy. We want number of young
men and women lo prepare for the tel
•■graph service caused by uausuul dtu fl
ing of young men for .Signal Corps.
Prepare to help your co untry. W rit e to
■ lay for full particular*. T h e Ra ilw a y
Telegraph
Institute,
I'ortland,
Ore
gun.
j ju n 7 2Mc
For Sale— 7 cows and H heifers. O. II.
Heine, Hilk Greek.
j n l -i 2Spd
Wanted A l l farmers around Cottage
Grove to bring their »crup iron, all
other ju n k , nml chittcni l«ark. W ill pay
good |irice.
M y pince is opposite H.
P.drpot.
)u■■ l i usp.l
B OY WANTED
Fo r Sale One acre locate«! near aecoiid
bridge across Nilk creek on west Main
avenue. For price ami t«*rms mldress
W. Wallace, Grass Valley, Ore. JS Ipd
Buck; sheared 8 lb*.; <10 cash, or will
trade for grain, full delivery. O. .1.
Olson, Hiigiuuw, phone .'1*1 Fft.
Jlyfipd
T
For Sale Circ u la r wood saw. .'10 In., and
frame; I buy fork in good w«irking
order. I*h«ine M -F l .1 .
jlvópd
JJ
For Sale One mule 7 year* old; wt
1.100. O ne lloosier grain drill. One
♦ v horsepower gas engine. ('. V. 11 ««I
brook, ( ’reswell, Ore.
j u n 2 l 2Mc
Fo r Sale 550 lb*, of seed potatoe*, all
formaldehyde«! and portion cut. E. <'
Holladny.
ju n 2 le
F o r Sale
ner.
Four good horse*.
Olia*. Con
jun Jlc
t
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