Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1917, Image 6

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" A l l for one ami one for A ll.”
Extra Specials for Satur­
day Morning June 23 Only
President Wilson
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, TO SATURDAY, JUNE 30 SPECIALS
m i : n m t i e s
B A T H TO W ELS
2tix50 iuih bleached Turkish bath towel in splen­
did heavy weight— a rare good value at this
priee. For one day, each................................. 29c
W O M E N 'S VESTS
Women’s sleeveless vests, silk mercerized finish,
made in V-neck or round neck style. All thrifty
women will take advantage of this item Satur
day if in need of vests. Each......................... 21c
W O M E N 'S STOCKINGS
Our best black cotton lisle stockings for women.
Introductory offer; try one pair and you will buy
more because they are good. Special, the pair,
one day only................................................... 27c
W O M E N 'S GLOVES
Women's colored silk gloves, elbow length,
double finger tips; shown iu pink, blue, tan. gray,
black, etc. Special one day the pair.............. *3c
D A I N T Y CO LLARS
Pretty and dainty lawn collars, made of dainty
sheer lawn and organdy and trimmed with vul.
lace. Each for Saturday.................. 19c and 39c
Common Sense
There must be no lettiug up on the part o f any
of us— man or woman— to keep business at its
best. Money must be kept in circula­
tion; our national success depends upon
it. There must be no hysterical, mis
guided retrenchment, masquerading un­
der the cloak o f economy in any home.
The nation calls for the support o f all
— every individual in if— to do his part
to keep business booming.
The press of the entire country voices
the above sentiments. We reproduce
one editorial that is typical of them tell.
It is from the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Read it.
BUSINESS MUST GO ON.
***** There is a reason for the ap­
peals that are going out from the go v­
ernment and other sources, for unless
we conserve our products of the fields
we shall suffer consequences that will
be unpleasant to some anil most dis
tressing to many, while the cause for
which we are battling will be impeded.
" B u t all this is not tliat we sliall sav e
our money, but taut we snail nusbaud
our natural resources. The notion that
our economics stiould extend to every
thing, tliat Wo stiould cease to buy any-
tUing but the necessities of lite, and
be mighty frugal with them, is not only
mischievous but dangerous. For it is
of the utmost importance to every ele
uient of the population that business
shall go on. ii ia l hi wore essential to
the poor than to the rich, t here can be
no s e l l i n g where there is uo buying, and
when selling ceases uiauulacture must
ol necessity stop.
‘ ‘ The business o f a nation la the life
of a nation and ft la even more essential
that it be fostered in war than in peace,
for out of it there must come not only
the sustenance of the people but the
stnewa of war aa well.
" T h e United States has more money
than it ever had before, more than any
country has ever had, nut its value is
in ite use. We must not get the idea
that we should hoard il in banks and
live the lives o f anchorites until the
storm blowa over. Those who can a f ­
ford to spend should continue to spend
us their needs require or their desires
impel, for it is only by spending that
the money of the country can be kept
in circulation and give vitality to in­
dustry.
"Extravagance is never to be en­
couraged, but drastie retrenchment
along all lines would do vastly more
harm than good at this tim e ."
Visit Our Grocery
Dept. This Week
for These Savings
High Flight flour, best hard wheat,
the s a c k ...................................... 93.00
Arm tc Hammer soda, a pound box. ,8c
Folger’s soda, a pound box. .. .4 fm 26c
Bent Kafety matches, per box............. 6c
3 dozen clothes pins............................5c
8 to 9 oz. bar white laundry soap,
5 bars f o r ........................................ 26c
Laige Italian prunes, per lb..............10c
Fresh full cream Tillamook eheese,
a pou nd.......................................... 30c
Htnndard blend coffee, a special good
value, a pound............................. 19c
Diamond W brand peanut butter
(blended with other nuts) 5 lb. lot 76c
‘ Serve the nation” — that's the call to every one.
‘ Keep business humming for your country 's sak.\” is the slogan.
As long as we are prospering we can pay our enormous war costs ami have enough left to help our al­
lies, but— if we do not prosper— if business halts— if money is hourded through false economy or fear—
then, and then only, will we be hard pressed.
In his momentous message to Ins country, President Wilson sounded a mighty appeal to all stores to
T H IS store and to all patriotic citizens to Y O l ’ to do their part to keep business humming
E V E R Y ONE IS GOING TO DO T H E IR ‘ B I T ,” A N D T H E R E IS MUCH TO
SIDES F IO H T IN O IN TH E T R E N C H E S OR F L Y I N G O VER F IE L D S A N D
D R O P P IN G BOMBS OF D E S T R U C T IO N B E L O W
To do their part to keep money in circulation is the
first duty of every real patriot. This store will do
its share. Business will continue with us as t h o u g h
conditions were normal. W e shall strain every effort
to eliminate waste and reach the highest point of
efficiency. President Wilson‘s words, " Low profits
and quick service,” have been made a fact here.
Men '» new loin in hum! t i e » in new a t t r a c t i v e
p u t t c i i n ; choice o f ailY 7iOc to title tie I hi* week,
•m h ......... ......... ......................................» *
MEN S UNION SUITS
light vv e i g h t ,il e e v e l e » » union »tilt» ill w h ile
uublcuchct!
L i u etili keep cool mi the*«* ut
M en
oi
mim i
II etia t,
K u r i l ........................................
M e n ’» e r o » » buck » d ip e n d e r» , l»cw web, light oi
dink put tei m ; a good te lla b le iii»p cud ci
Tin»
week on ly u p a i r ................................................................ 23 c
BE D O N E BE
HOUSES A N D
M E N S HOSIERY
O u r m e n ' a b e a t g u i d e b l i n k In d e h o » i e r y ,
d m l o t v o l i c i f o r t l i n w e e k , I l ie pu i t
One lot »li g h t l y aoileit llulliiMiik dreaa nliirt», n i l
»i/ ei, e v er y » h i i t guariiuteetl fn»t ci»lor.
Tin »
w eek, per
. » b i r t ...........................................
T h u I» u »pet n i l » l i v i n g o f f e r «Mi m e n ' » f e l t h u t » ,
n i l g o o d a t y l e * ; »«tine f r o m | n » l i«u» i» n u i o l » o in e
fr»*m l i i i t » h i p m e n t ; n i l l u » i c o l o r m o l w a t e r
proni
rin » week o n ly , r u c k .
$2 66
Special News
for National Service Week
W»
V A L U E S E X T R A O R D I N A R Y —IN
from.
E a c h .................. $6.50
S PECIA L
LOW
$4 no. se.75, sH.no to siano
ti n i vvrrk
C H IL D R K N 8 W A8 II
S IIO E M
\ in* w w ln t i* «ho«* for w **m e n now b e in g
B tio w ii u t i m ii »hot* ib * |M ir tm e n t m u i
t l l i e l i n g Ito l i t t l e u t f e u i i o n .
I h e »«dei
tu e Ile ti ld e , u l u l e o ttk le u th e r
iio o d
V e n i , t He *• | * |
D i e W II «Ili! b i t ’ uevv I t i l i k
u n d t o | i » t i l t ut t m e t j u t t ! i f _v w l i l l e t i t i l l i
In«* I rm i i» » t i i c t l y n e mi i n | d u t u to«*,
h n g l i » h *1 \ le.
Ilo * r n o i t a i i i i t c t i v e iti«
I ni t i i In e m i n i u r t a t i le a n d a tl» » » c |iv c
u t vv ( i t e t i l ie e l .
V o li »hould i r e t h l *
n e w vv I t i l e »I m e t l n » v v r r k .
P i o e d ll»e
65c, Ofrc. si in. $1 in.
SI «6 to $2 06
WhiiT“ girl rould fin i lo greet
with delight a truck frolli this
e fd l e c ti o n f
A do/en ut truci
iv e sty les are o f f e r e d al illese
siiiall priee«* laude o f g in g
hiims aliti c lu im b r a v » in b rig hi
nevv plnids ami plani coloni.
|*w»r .............................................
$4.76
H i / oh fittili i» to II years.
New C reations in
Nevv Blouses
Something New in
M en’s Straw’ Hats
Italian Straw
$ 1.50
We have other straws from cheapest
harvest hats to Leghorn and Panama.
( »III) u few •*! titilli «.ili Ite
L A D IE S
dkesses
We have enjoyed a remarkable season in ready to wear. Perhap s it 's because we hud such exc e lle n t styles, perhaps it 'i 1 betause the values
were so good, but probably it's a combination of both these reasons. Anyway, we are suie that you who tin ve a > out, mut or tltess want to fill
will be happily satisfied here.
Yo u ’ ve no idea the comfort in on :• of
these light Italian straw huts, during
these warm days, until you have tried
one.
These new Italian straws are
very soft, light and flexible and will
not break by bending. These Italian
hats have every appearance of the most
expensive f'anama straws and yet cost
but a small fraction of the Panama.
You will like them on sight. Come in
and fry one on. Priced each....... 81.50
in
meni toned bere.
PB1CB9
E f f e c t i v e models f o r street
wear and f o r cool slimmer e v e ­
nings; o f soft light woolens in
p re tty und fashionable tints o f
gre en, blue, burgundy, tail, etc.
lwtiose, be It e« I or high waist
styles.
\t the price that hard
ly any woman will want to
pass the summer season with
out one.
ve p re p a r ili «p e r n ii d u p la * * ni
t e r r « t i u g ite m i tliroiighimt fio* « l o r e for
COATS. SKIRTS AND
COATS
76 c
M E N 'S H ATS
LOOK T H R O U G H TH E ITEMS IN THIS A D V E R T I S E M E N T A N D YOU L L S EE M A N Y REASON S
W H Y YO U S H O U L D COME TO TH IS STORE D U R IN G N A T I O N A L S E R V IC E W E E K — S A T U R D A Y ,
J U N E 23rd TO S A T U R D A Y , JU N E 30th.
8K.IRT8
in tro
27C
M EN S DRESS SHIRTS
T he nation’s sensible patriotic piogiam calls for
elimination of waste and extravagance, but not for a
lowering of our living standards. You personally
play a most important part, for upon the individual
depends whether we go on to prosperity the most
important thing at present or otherwise. The nn
I on's success depends largely on whether you and
I, the individuals, keep up our normal purchases.
N A T I O N A L S ER VIC E W E E K IS A W E E K SET A S ID E FOR T H E P U R P O S E OF ST A R T IN O
T H E P E O P L E OF COTTAOF. G R O VE ON T H E ROAD TO S E N S IB L E PA T R IO T IC ECON
OMY
D O N 'T MISS TH E OCCASION
A now kind o f a pocket, a new
belt r f f e e t , a fe m in in e bif o f
» b i r r i n g , fire o n ly a few o f the
m an y
distin ctive
m ark in gs
that m ake the » k i r t » f o r sum
mer o f lit 17 the mo*t s tr ik in g
sty le fe atu re o f a woman ’s
wardro be. T h e skirts are o f
both all wool poplin or soft
»erg«*, guarante ed s a tis fa c to r y ,
one qu a lity, one p r i e e — just $1
cheaper than i f we we re show
ing several q ua lities to select
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SUSPENDERS
rf n u l i
to remi! u NcitMoti w lieti
V o t i 'Il f i m i
llloiOM'H
ir
di
III t l l i l l l ' l l
fin*
Uitiming
ciiHt inct » ve
nc*s* w Ini li rbrirurteri/c
¡he
new model* i o » w
bcillg m I iovv II bere.
While two million» of our gallant fel
lows are fighting for their country, we
of the ninety eight millions left at home
will have just a» much our part to do.
Ninety eight millions of us must think
right while two millions fight right.
An open mind, an open heart, an open
purse for our country and Its cau»e In
this grim crisis. Is the duty of every
< itizen.
II you can’ t enlist, you can assist.
Just because yon haven't shouldered
a rifle, Is no reason yon shouldn't
shoulder responsibility.
Kvery one of us can help a little.
The fight will tie won at home as well
as at the front.
Your brain, your hrawn nr your pork
ethook must, give Its best.
" A l l for one and one for a ll."
Do your bit help keep business as
usual!
Km li <In tnt v molici
poitruy» mi indiv idilliI
Htylc of ili* o w ii \ari
c I icm of prrtty, «»licer
fubne*
fn»hioned in
file moni frtrhiug de
togli*. Voti enfi ’t help
lui mi ring tlom, or tlic
moderate pure» cither.
ftfic, 06c, $1.16,
$ 1.26
$1.65 and $106
L A D IE S
S T O C K IN O S
I n thè hoMie/y d i p u r t m e n i w e u ri* iiu v
m g ii lo g i m i o n im i pilk Iti*o t » f t t t k m g
| » * * «• > d u t *».»e u |uur
Hhowii in n i I i k c i i
c o lo r » u n i i l i a d r » .
A l i o in b lu i k a n d
vv hi te .
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BKAS81ERES
l i v e «Iiiirily »tyle» m new brn»»iere*
hitve jii»! niiivad, Fine qouiiiy ranibni
Iriliiliied with vvid«* litieii eilge und tu
»«*1 Iloti; »olili* liMV e fb*»h colored nlk ni
coni In flirt |ou with dinnty luce». P r im i
»1
$1 (Hi
$1 60
other *| uh litu i »howa^ul................ ÒOc
W A H II
DRESHES
t l n th è e » » t lu i Ic o ri y vv •• g r e n h o w in g
» o h m * IIIM IM K lIlv » lilia li m o d e l* in W lin ll
d i i « »e» t u r w o m e ii, in l i i l l y I t m k a ty le » ,
Mi ««»Ut e f f e e t , w i t h l« e |f e f f e c t ; n h o w ii
III l i g h t b lu e , | H iik , I * v e n d e r , w h l t e , e ie
F im a h e d w i t h d i i i n t y « o lia r u n d c u f f * .
I . v e r y w*offriu ii vv i l i w n i f o n e f o r w n r m
vv cut b e r w e n r .
P r i r e d ...........................
• 6 c , $ 1 .2 6 , $ 1 .3 6 , $ 1 0 6 . $ 1 .0 6 l o $2 0/»
AU TO CAPS
The new Auto Cupa whicb we bava ju**t
|duced on di»|diiy ut Olle und #1 euch ure
thè I i io n I |»raetiettl thiug we I mi ve » c e l i
ni ii l'oiubifiNtion auto eu|i and min rnp.
T ild e cH|i» are nitide re»|iecti v e|y of
mej » et i/etl doth and *ilk and a re bolli
lev i nibii* httving u rubber lining oli
om* »idi*. We vv 1 11 bc |deu*ed lo »how
fileni tu Voli,
M ID D Y BLOUSES FOR WOMEN
A N D GIR LS
.hint tin* flung for thane warm days.
Hliort lib eve or long; low neck, loone
mid comfortable. Shown in plain or
beiti d atyle* Pretty color combinations
m i cu!'!*, rollar and belt, The »e |iriee» are
leaaonable.
06c, 06c, $1.26, $1 45, $1 86
Boys’ Knicker
Trousers— Famous
Dutchess Brand
TUN CF.NT3 A BUTTON
F I F T Y CUNTS A R IP
THEÜUALITY
CASH S T O R E -PHDNE23
Buy n puir of |>ut i-hcss trousers f o r
your boy ut «Ititi a p.'tir or mote le t
him Wear them two months. K 01 every
o-q.eoiler button that eotiies o f f oii'h
regular » e a r « e » i l l pav you Iu eontn.
Il they rip we will pay yui r,o i-'-nts
We show a large si'leetioa of patter "*
at a goo<| saving in prior.