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[ What Magladry’s Employes Think of tlim | City Council "V Popular Price Specials J Mux I - Council met in regular ses w ill make a real seuatoi’ o f whom no j --ton, till tnonib.is present ami Mayor IvumvUni presiding.. one w ill be ashamed. Application o f S. B Korn for water Kow River, Oregon, April 6 , 1922. Arthur Jones Mrs. A. La Blue lur irrigation grunted w ith proviso We, the undersigned employes o f The L L ie McCollum L. Preinuzzi Bohemia Lumber company, auii their Mrs. B. F. MeColiuniMrs. La Sells Stewart that In* pay tin* » o>t o f installation. Petition of ('. A. Bo idler, Lula Cur laxuilies, having u very high regard C. F. Tanner Mrs. Km mu Tanner rin and D. W. Cutsforth for the vnoa lo r J. fc>. Alagladry, one o i our employ Kay W lUiaius Joseph Wicks tlon o f ton foot o f f tho south aido o f er» and tormer manager, and wishing Koui. Wi&crt U. Kuuer Lee (¿uiiiey avenue west o f First street, was \o do all possible to assist him in his D. il. Williams Bert Isaac sou referivd to tho eity attorney fo r tin candidacy lo r republican nomination Homer i'ation Wui. A. \ a ugh u p tv pa ration o f notice and ordinance. us stale senator, do, regardless ot party Mrs. H. H. W illiams Prank Jones Petition o f property owners on and n/filialiou, hereby recommend him 10 Mrs. U. U. W illiam s Prank M cIntyre near (Quincy avenue oust from Tenth the voters o f the county lo r the t'ol Archie Jones A lfred \\ illiams for improvement o f (¿uiuey avenue by .owing reasons: Mrs. Joseph V\ icks liny Jones grading ami graveling, was disullowed Ue has uiways been fa ir aud square Mrs. Joe P re muzz i Karl P. Cl a rout te P U R E S IL K T H R E A D S T O C K W om en’s Fine Cotton Union Suits but tin* owners were giveu permission w ith his employes, never making u Mrs. Kobt. Wisert Hubert Mosby INGS, 96c P A IR Two for $1.35 to proe«‘ed with the work at their own promise that he did not fu lfill; Mrs. Harry Lunau Krnest L ittle expense, We feel that he is one o f us, because W. L itt itle A special price for «me week These are summer weight unions H. LiB lu o Franchise ordinances were adopted as lie has always so conducted himself Philip Mosby A. J. Crain which will afford it good saving for women and are nlri'inly a new follows: Win. Shoemaker, for a 7 pa aat his men were always interested Mrs. W. L ittle Win. Thrun for those who wish to avail them low priced value at 75c each * agei auto »tag« ; C, Van \\ yek. foi a ia his business, lie would aud could b. S. Trask Donald Lunau 7 passenger auto stage aud for one o f selves of this opportunity this that’s why this special price on always jump in and help out a man, Mrs. b. b. Trask Fred Me Master more than 7 passenger eajMieity. week and n i’ Xt. These stockings two garments is an extra good j o matter what the emergency, or the Prank Pieuard Vernon Thomason The park committee o f the chamber .ature o f the job ; retail regularly at $1.25 and are Klsie A. Pieuard Lee Thomason value this week and next. Special, o f »onimereo was granted use o f city He has always shown an interest in Mrs. Clara Pieuard Harry Lunau shown in white, black and hrown. two suits for $1.36 t«»ols ami |>crmissioii to gravel Wash \ iv welfare o f our fam ilies in sickness T. It. MeMasters Mart m Me.Mast er ington avenue from T w elfth street into and misfortune, and m every way Mrs. A fa banders. Alphotuv La Blue th«* park. The city w ill replank thr proven himself as a real man; Henry banders John Thru it bridge at the park entrance. The He is a man o f unusuul ability, Mrs. W. H. Kusteil B. C«. btowe mayor appoint« »1 S. W. Boyd caretaker Men's Summer Unions which has been demonstrated by being Kniest bl«»an Good Quality W ork Shirts J. 1. Lawson of tin* auto park, as a special poll uble to keep his plant in continuous Sloan Two for $1.35 Hobt. Shields Including aprons without pay from the city, aud J. F Two Shirts for $1 45 • peration during the strenuous period \ \\ Sloan H. Kstabrook i McFarland as city night police. Both W e want you to try the go«ul new in style hut • f 1921. when many better equipped! \ [r> \\ ,\. Vaughn Joe O ff lew appointments were confirmed. quality of these fine cotton sum Knelt shirt in this lot is made o f broken in six«‘s lants were unable to operate; j Angelo Periui Joe Pro mazzi The sewer committee was given an good weight shirting gingham in mer union suits. They are shown We look upon Mr. M ag lad ry as a l * riiu and which recent W. L. W ilcox Ihoritv to act in matter o f sewage .an who can not only represent the K atie Premazzi B. P. McCollum plain blue and gray. Each shirt with long sleeves ami short Iv retailed ¡it 1 the Pherry court district. It was or iterests o f the farmers and the coin lz)uis Premazzi Butte Moonoy is full cut and size and well sleeves. A special good saving at | xiered that tin* main sewer and a lat $1.25 to $1.75 .on people, but the larger interests Mrs Prank I,a Blu» Charles Pieuard | eral be exlemh'd across F ifth street strived. Special this week ami next this price. each. Special clean • t the state as well, and, therefore, we before the paving two shirts for $1.45 ho know him are pleased to take this up price ... $1.00 Two unions for..................... $1.35 Matter of deed for Harrison avenue • pportunity to recommend him to the I (P aid Adv.— Placed b j J. 11. Chambers, | cast o f .Sixth referred to city attorney a 2*in 12c oters o f Lane County as a man who j Cottage («rove, Oregon. to g«*t deed and have same recorded. Reports o f city officers read ami ordered filed. K. quest for 2 inch water pipe on U street, received and water commissioner directed to have same laid. Ki uioustranees to paving east Main street read. On motion those o f local owners who filed later than the legal P H O N E 33— C IT Y D E L IV E R Y date were not considered. On motion the matter o f paving was laid on th» In keeping with our policy of stocking only !•' II MS 11 groceries we are making this special table for one week. eleau-up sale of odds and ends in uur grocery department and ¡«1 very special low prices Th»* follow ing bills were allowed audited: 2 1 j-ounee glass of sliced beef....... . 1 2 l/oC 25c cans F ran k ’s Hamburger Steak Meat I'hil Jones, labor on water lines, 1 5c sewers and streets.................... $ 68. Trcut, each............. Possum brand salmon in half tall cans priced City Transfer, freight, cleaning at ......................... ....................4 cans 25c 12-ounce can F ran k ’s beef stew 2 for 25c stre«*ts, and cartage................. 114.07 Knowles & Gruber, sundry sup Former 4()c cans Royal Flub blackberries, 8-ounce glass of fruit jam, including black plies for vratei dept ......... 10.28 special price each.... ..... 25c berry, plum and apple, loganberry and apple, j Klmer Monsoii, paint for bridge 21.00 1-pint, 12-ounce can Uncle John's cane and special at 2 glasses 25c i. A. Randall, teaming................. 9.05 maple syrup, each................................... 55c Ralph Fullerton, labor on F a c if 14-ounce can of fruit jam, including black i»* highway south__ _________ ,3.00 I0e cans Del Monte brand baked beans, special berry, plum and apple, loganberry and apple, James Ted ford, labor on Pacific pi ice 2 cans 15c the «'¡in 17c highway south______ _____________ 3.00 Smith «Sc Short, wood for roller 2.00 C. A. Beidler, operating roller— 5.00 Burge & Hardin, putting in a catch-basin on Whiteaker ave. 12.975 32-INCH D R ESS G IN G H A M S — S P E C IA L 3G-INCH P E R C A L E -1 9 c T H E Y A R D Pac. Tel. A. Tel. Co., long dis__ .20 j T H E Y A R D , 32c Fir« Dept., attendance ami drill 19.501 Fine thread percales in neat and attractive These wide ginghams are all new patterns, < >. I.. Jones, 11 • ight sewer pipe * 9. patterns ¡ire ¡«waiting your selection here (ieo. II. Dahl, repairing water having just arrived in the store last week. shut o ff ami labor on sewer.... 10.00 ¡it this new low price for this week and There are many exclusive new patterns in They contain the finest materials. HECK the costs. Compare 11. II. Feister, water collections 75.00; next. There are both light and dark pat plaids as well as staple checks and plain Our white lead, for instance, is PIO- Cottage Grove Foundry, cast the prices of iumier ami terns for your choice. NEER W H IT E LEAD. It is m ,,, t colors to match. ings for street markers and paint. They will allow you how purified and ground so fine that it catch basins............ 85.44 | extravagant it is to allow build will pass through a silk screen with G. B. Pitcher, salary marshal 33,000 meshes to tile square inch. ings to depreciate for lack of aud expense water repairs____ 120.72 | J. K. Young, salary.................... 30.00 So with the other materials pure paint. See our heavy New black kid B 1». Job, sain■ • l 1 * 00 linseed oil, pure zinc and pure colors And buildings do depreciate — all of the finest quality, combined Chas New laud, salary.......... ...... 100.00 weight work shoes pumps tin women Homer Gall*»way, salary.............. 25.00 in Fuller's l ’aint in scientifically exact rapidly unless they are painted for men at pre .lust receive«! Ml. States Co.,*streel light- 200.00 proportions with long time skill. when they need to be. l’aint war price you ’ll like them, On motion council adjourned until store - coop service saves the lumber. It protects ¡i pair, $3.95. a pair, $5.00. May 8, 1982, ftl 8 p. m. your investment. Concil adjourned to May 8 at 8 p Free Advice IIO M K K G A L L O W A Y , Recorder To enjoy thr biggest saving in on Painting [Hinting, use the best paint. It Aak oor agent fo r «h riee, «preatin more easily— saves labor cost. color card«, etc. It covers more surface per g&iion than A*k the Fuller SperiBea- Senator Ilall Visits Here. "cheap" paint. lion Depar; inrot about the Senator Charles Hall, o f Marshfield. TO TH U VOTKRB OF L i\ N L C O U N T Y at UMPHREY & MACKIN’S Where Values Are Always Good and Prices Reasonable. Order Today! Special Apron Bargain $ 1.00 Special Clean Up Savings From Our Grocery Department It Costs You More to rot buildings than it does to let paint save them C THE QUALI TY CHURCH NEWS It serves five or more years longer than “ cheap” paint. The best paint is most economical because it is scientific in formula and preparation. We have been making best paint* fur 73 years. m«<et d «-»liable color arhem n, color harmony ansi any other detail*. Maker* o f Rubber Cement Floor Paint. A l l - P u r p o a e Varniahea. S i l k e n w h i t e l a a a t l , Fifteen fo r-Floor* __ Varnish. WashaM- Wall Fimah. A oto Enamel, Barn and K »o f Paint. Porch and Step paint, ami P lO ffE KR Vt H IT E LE AD Fullers • S P E C IF IC A T IO N H o P u h o s e n e P aints ix P u r e P ain t Pure P rep a red P ain t Manufactured by W . P. Fuller & Co., Dept. 47, S«n F r.n c i.c o Branches in 19 Cities in the Wext Ikll THE MEMO BELOW—iCUT IT OUT AHO PISTE I I 1« TOUR NOTE 1001 Mv bousr need* twuctinf Fuller’* Specification House Paints are nofci by the foilowtui; Agents: W. L. Darby (Phoenix Pure) Cottage Grove, Ore Geo. A. Brown (Pure Prepared) Yoncalla, Ore one-eleven cigarettes Three* F rie n d ly G e n tle m e n T U R K IS H V IR G IN IA BURLEY '/ " " F I F T E E N In a new package that fits the pocket — A t a price that fits the pocket-book — The same unmatched blend of T urkish . V ir g in ia ana D v r l f y Tobaccos % * ^ 1 J 1 l 1 l f • • i • f * • t T h av e M N C lT V Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Pottage Grove a newspaper which eminent au thority lias stated to he one of the best country newspapers published anywhere. Christian Church— tho ‘ * hoiu<* like j church--J. K. Carlson, minister— Bible | school at 9:45, classes for all agon; junior eougregation at 11; ¡nterumdiatc 1 ami senior K. at 7; regular preach ing st.*rvirt»s at 11 ami .s. Last o f tin* .«•ries o f sermons on advertising sip ; gnus, subject “ Kventually, Why Not iN o w ? ” • • • I was a visitor in tin* city Monday. II»* stated that it was no secret that h»* I was going to get the republican noun fiat ion for governor. He d id n 't ask other candidates to get (»at o f tin* road but insisted instead that the | greater the number in tin* field tin* better his chances. II«* wasn’t predict iin g that he would carry Cottage Grove but said that In* would like to. Christian Science church, corner o f | Fire at Tom Cox Bam ! Jefferson avenue and Second street. Tin* fir»* department was called Mon Sunday services at 11 a. in. Wednes lay afternoon to tin* Toni Cox resi day services at 7:30 p. m. tf | lene«* on south Sixth street, where tin* • • • roof o f the* barn was in flames. A Seventh Day Adventist Church, west stream o f water was soon playing on | Main street. Services every Saturday. tin* building and tin* damage was not ! Sabbath school, 10 a. in.; church ser great. The fire is thought to have vice, 11 a. in. Prayer meeting We dues started from a spark from a road roller day, 7.30 p. m. Persons desiring infor working on the street. j mat ion call 101 -J. Tho Hen linei wants all the news all Presbyterian church: Special music I I ho time, i f you know an item, phono |it in. Our number is 159 J. tf jat both church services next Sunday by tin* holies’ choir and the Caroliers. Sermons by tin* pastor, A. R. Spear NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE ON EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE row; subjects, morning, “ Promised Lands,’ ’ evening, “ Freedom o f the N otice is hereby given that by virtu«* W ill.'* Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. The b oys’ club will meet at tin* church o f an execution and order o f sal«* in foreclosure issued out o f th«* Cir<*uit Mouday evening for a “ h ik e” with Court o f Lin«* County, Oregon, on th«* leader, L*ster l'helps. A ll grade school 2*th dav o f % Apri I, 1922, in a suit boys invited. wherein on the 25th «lav o f April, 1922, in sani Court, Fr«*«l Ernst, p la in tiff, n* eovered judgment against the «iefend PENSION LAW OF INTEREST I ants, 1. B. Morris and .Maggie M. Mur TO SPANISH W AR VETERANS ris, his w ife, for th** sum o f $500.00 with internst thereon at the rat«* «>f I f you served 9b days or more in the |M*r annum since January 111h. Spanish American war, the China relief 1921, and $75 attorn ey ’s fee and $19.50 expedition or in the Philippines prior •osts, which judgment was <*iiroll«*<l and to July 4, 1902, you will be interested docketed in tin* Cl«*rk ’s o ffic e o f said to know that congress has passed a Court in said County on tin* 25th day o f A p ril, 1922, and said execution to pension law o f vital interest to you. This law contains two provisions: m«> «lirected commanding me in the nani«* o f th«* State o f Oregon, in order First, it allows (tensions to aJl cx t«> satisfy sai«l ju»lgm»*iit, int«*r«*st, at soldiers, sailors and marines with the to rn ey ’s fee, costs o f suit ami accru above service record who w»*re honor ing costs to s«»l! th«* follow ing «1«* ably discharged and who are now over scribe«! real property, to w it: 02 years of age. Hecond, it allows pen* I .»»T 1 id Block I Haselton ’ fi rai I sion to those who are at present ma addition to the Town o f Cottag«* Grove, ter ially disable«! from earning their Lin«* County Oregon. Now, th«*r«*fore, in the name o f the living by manual labor from diseane, if tin* disability be not. tin* result o f Htate «>f Oregon, in compliance with saiil execution avid or«l«»r o f sale and in their own misconduct. Such disability order to satisfy said jinlgm«*nt, inter must be permanent but need not be st, a tto rn e y ’» fe«*s, coats o f suit and total. It need not bo the result o f accruing costs, I will, on Matunluv, the m ilitary service. The soldier does not 3rd day o f June, 1922, at th«* hour o f have to be 62 years old to claim on »im* o ’clock in th** afternoon o f »aid lay, fit tin- southwest front door o f the disability. The amount o f pension do pends ii|H>n the degree o f disability County Court House in Kugene, L in e County, Oregon, o ffe r for sal«* and sell and rang**s from $12 to $30 a month. for «ash, at public auction, subject to Widow of veterans are also allowed r«*«I«*motion as provided bv law, all o f pensions. th»* right, till«* and interest «if said I f you wish advice about this law •l«*f»*mlants I. B. Morris and Alaggi»* writ»* Walter H. Buchanan, Past N a M. Morris, his wife, H. B. Hehimmel tional Aide-do Camp, Army and N a v y iifening; J. H. Milne and Corn Milne, union, Route 2, Lm isn, Va. Prompt Ins w ife ; <0t«i Michael and W\ J. Cooley, and all persons claiming by, action is desirnble, ns a pension, i f through or under them or any or allowed, ls*gins from th«* filin g o f th«* aith«*r o f them in and to said premises. claim. In writing, g ive service record FRED Ü. HT1CKKLH, and enclose »tamp for reply. m5jnc2 Hheriff of I^ane County, Oregon l e BEAH (Lane County Product) for Governor Cai«l Advertisement |>y Cottage Grove R«an-for Governor Clu'i C. A. Hart<‘ll, Crenidenl. Subscribe if you «:an, borrow it if vou need to steal it it you have to. but read The Sentinel