Cottage Grove sentinel., January 18, 1918, Image 4

New Spring
Merchandise
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Present market conditions, and the still further wholesale increases
which seem inevitable, make this the most important January event
we have ever announced. Be prompt to profit through its extraor­
dinary savings!
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T o scores of odd lots and broken lines from every section of the store, vve
have added several v ery timely special purchases— to be .sold at C lear-a-w ay
prices—which offer an abundance of genuine bargains in merchandise of guar-
iinteed quality and excellent style. T he necessity of immediate response lo these compelling values
cannot be too greatly emphasized, for market conditions prohibit a repetition of equal sa\ mgs for
manv months to come.
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NOTABLE V ALU ES AND SPLE N DID STYLES FEATURED IN OUR
■January Clear a way of
JANUARY CLEAR A WAY OF
Curtain Scrims and
Scrim Curtains
Thus.* who buy fur the bone will eagerly
await the opening of this Mali1, for it brings
values in curtain« ami scrims that will <h>
much to lessen the cost of home furnishing.
SCRIMS B Y T H E Y A R D
Including plain, figured and floral patterns,
regular values worth -5c and 55c a yard.
Clear a-way price, y a rd ............................... 211-
SCRIM CURTAINS.
These curtains are indeed good values at this
time. These clear -n-vvny prices are reduced
from the old prices of 1917, while the IMS
new stocks will be much higher in price. We
only make these reductions now that more
people may know of the large selection of
curtains to be had here.
These curtains are shown in white and ecru
with hemmed and crocheted lace edge. Note
these low prices:
«1.00 and $ 1.55 values, this sale. pair. .. .89c
«5.05 and «5.75 values, this sale. pair. .82.39
«5.50 values, this sale, pair.................... 82.19
«5.50 and «4.00 values, this „ale, pair.. . 85.19
JANUARY CLEAR A W AY OF
Corsets
CIn#* ami two of tt kiml of our most popular
cornet style* are assembled ami reduced for
prompt clearance.
Home $1.00 and $1.25 values (slightly soiled)
each............................................................ 69c
$1.50 ami $1.75 values, large range of sizes.
each............................................................ $1.19
$2.00 ami $2.50 values, broken sizeu. .. .11.69
Winter
Underwear
AT 1917 PRICES AND LESS
for men, women and children. You will
make a big saving in your underwear
needs for 1918 by buying now at 1917
prices and less. Much of the new un­
derwear for next winter, whether of
cotton or wool, will not compare in
quality with former values and will no
doubt be 25 per cent and more higher
¡ ^ i n price. You will, of course, act for
yourself in regard to buying underwear
for the future. Our advice, after mak­
ing a thorough investigation of market
conditions in regard to winter under-
wear for next fall is that you buy next
winter’s supply of underwear now.
Prices will not he lower.
Our big complete stock of underwear
is now offered for a limited time at
O R IG IN A L 1917 PRICES and some
broken lots for less. Come this week.
January Clear-a-way of Women’s Apparel
Y ou’ll have several months' use for these attractive garments, so lew piiced im this sale Seateiiv
of merchandise has not affected out determination to i|tuekly eleai otii apparel stocks. Seasonable
garments, in desirable styles, are ready for the opening of this sale, and throngs of thrifty women
eager to share these great economies will lie on hand lot early and lust selections
THE COATS
Shoes
for men, women ami children
Odd 1«*t «*, broken hi / i - h ti rum
|»I •* t •• riiimp of ii/«-«« but lint
nil 111 tb«* Nil fin* ntvlfi. T)| I* all*
•din# * nr«* till dettirub)«* »tvleu
and in brand'« which nr«* a
AS m i r 11111 «»«* « i f tin* b«*«*t \ it 1 ii«*
f« »r tin* m o n e y
Th«*Hi* •*!••»*r it
Burgundy Wool Coat, trimmed large black »ilk plush collar;
black silk plush cuffs and large black »ilk plush buttons.
Regular price «17.50; rlear-h way priee........................$129«
All black wool chinchilla, large black silk plush collar and
cuffs, wide belt and baekle. a very becoming model to me
ilium figure.
Kegular price «14.50; c l e a r a w a y price..........................$9< i 5
Black and white wool plaid mat; belt, collar and • tiffs self
trimmed.
"iiv prir«** n*|»r«*t«,fit a
2fi to 75 I'cr O u t Savin*
tn you uiid :i r«‘ m m I i low pri«‘«*i
it* von will *«*«• in but v«*rv
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look I hem t»\ « t , and n iiv «\
Regular priee «15.50; clear-a-way priee........................ $7.98
January Clear a way of
Tan check wool emit, trimmed with blue silk poplin collar and
ruffs.
Regular priee «Ili.lHI; clear a w a v priee......................... 812.tHI
Dray raim-oat, waterproof, made for service.
Regular priee «»>-15; elear a way priee............................ $1.98
folk pongee raiusoat, waterproof rubberized i a bargain
at............................................................................................86.98
Dress Goods
and Silks
SILK WAISTS REDUCED
Here's an opportunity to buy a new silk blouse at a bargain
price. I lie waists an* ill the newest stvb- and mad.* nt crepe
de chine and georgette erepe. There are not many of them
and you will do well to eome early. Tin* waists would be
prieed low at «'700, but for this sale v»ur choice at. . $1.95
SWEATERS
Every woman or girl in need of a sweater should
avail herself of this opportunity to get a wool
sweater at redueed prices, Out sweaters were all
purchased in the early part of 1917 and the rea­
sonable prices marked on them at that time have
not changed. Wool is becoming more scarce and
higher each day. Do not wait longer. All sweat­
ers for women and girls
REDUCED 20% FROM REGULAR PRICE
SKIRTS
AT REDUCED PRICE
I here’s a line variety ol wool serge and poplin
models in plain tailored efleets. 'I'hey are so pop­
ular for business or semi-dress wear that we an-
tieipate speedy sale of everyone of these fine
skirts at this reduction in priee. t'lear a way priee
10% OFF OF REGULAR PRICE
SPECIALS IN OUR JA N U A R Y S A L E -
Shop at Our House Furnishings Depart­
ment and Save Money. Note the Savings
on Enamelware
Exceptional Good Values
Women ' h felt huts, ri-giilur vului-s «5 to «5.50;
Blear a w a y price, each......................................75c
Cooking Utensils
I '»blenched Crush Toweling, n s|ib*ii)li<l vnluc,
heavy weight, per y a r d .................................... 13c
Our enamelware is all made of the heavi­
est material and double enameled. The
kind lhat gives service and long wear.
Examine them this week.
5tx-4s inch Turkish Hath Towel, blenched, heavy
weight, u 50e value, specilli this week............. 39c
Flu ii nelette Dressing .tucket, «1.55 v u h i e ....M c
Outing Flannel Petticoats, gray, heavy weight,
H5e value, ench.................................................. B9c
2-quart double conkers, each...............89c
G-quart covered stew kettles, each. . . ,89c
4-quart covered stew kettles, each. . . .79c
8-quart stew kettle, without lid, each..79c
10-quart water pail, enameled, e a c h ...79c
4-quart stew or sauce pan, each........... 50c
2-quart covered sauce pan, each....... 35c
2 quart enameled colfc* pot, each....50c
2 quart enameled stew or s a u c e pan..29c
THE QUALITY
• trie lot M e n ’s Dress Shirts. «I, «1.25 and «1.50
vnines, each...................................................... 89c
M en ’s Felt lints, «3 and «3.50 values............ $2.15
Dutchess Trousers for Men, the kind with the
famous guarantee “ 10c a button. «1.00 n rip,”
our entire stock of famous Dutchess Trousers
prieed «peciul at this time for advertising to
more men the good quality, of these trousers
for one week.................. 10% Off Regular Prices
s t or e - coop
service
l o th«*ir unuNual pfi«*«« appeal,
11 » •• aiNiirni!«'«* that tin**«* arc
th«* ni«»«*t at tract i \ c «»f tb«* h «* ii
h » i i '» w«*?tv«*», n « I « 1 m much in-
f«*r«*»V.
25 to 33 1 3 Per Cent
Savin*
Itirludinjn nome funty hi i k »,
plain hi Ik 8, p 1 :t 1 « I w « m » j pundii,
chcckn and plain wool pat
telili. Th.Tf* nr«* ton many lot»
t«• !»«• «111« 11 «*«I l»«*r«*, but prie«*»
would l>c ilici» 11 i I n» 1 1* hi until
von H«*«* the i»uff«*riiN for vour-
»••If and mil»/«* th«* yood bur
fallii t « » I m * toluol her«*.
New, Fresh
Grocery Stocks
You i*tin help to keep th«* rout
of living down by trading at
our grocery (l«*partiii«*nt. Our
prill*« ar<* nlwuvi nqiMoriubh*,
no matter what th«* condition
of th«* market, and w«* hn\«*
lar^t* ampli* »tork» from winch
to chooiM*.
O R D ER H E R E T H I S W E E K
II inh Plight flour, fancy pat
••nt, mail«* of bent hard wheat.
Every nn«*k |fiifirant«»e«| »uti*
fa«*t«»ry. A nih * k ............. $2.90
Bride of Washington
flour,
medium liurd whent, mode 111
custom VViishington; sk $2.06
Bride of Oregon, soft wheat
flour, made io Cottagi* Drove.
A sin* k............................... $2.60
Urnhiim or whole wlo'iit flour.
5u lbs., made of l»*st hard
wheat, a sack................. $2 90
Dr.ibum or whob- wheat flour,
•60 lbs., made of soft wheat, a
sark....................................»2.60
Uraliani, whole wheat flour,
rye meal or rye flour, 10 lb.
s a c k ..................................... 75c
Best short cut macaroni in
bulk, a pound..................... 10c
l.nrgi- fancy Italian prunes 5
pound« for ...................... 25c
Btnndnrd blend coffee, |b. 21c
Benberry blend coffee, |b. 27c
Bheasant blend coffee (steel
ru t) a pound.......................26c
Magnolia blend coffee (steel
• ut I a pound....................... 32c
Ann & Hummer soda, 3 boxes
lor.........................................26c
Best White l.iiiindrv soap, a
bar..............................
,5c
Had picked
brown
Itnvnii
beans, 11 pound................... 10c
Hinnll
white
beans,
hand
picked, 11 poninl.............. lS'/yC
Diamond W brinili bulk tens,
ti pound...............................45c
Full 1 ream, fresh Tillamook
dirt's!* 11 pound................... 32c
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