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/ O H ! 'Die MY B A C K ! Exproaalon of H u ; a Kidney Sufferer In Cottage Orme A etubborn bnrknchc is cause to kiik pert kidney trouble. When the kidneys uro itifliinio'l und hwo II oii , stooping bruigM n sharp tw inge in the small o f the book, timi nlmoNt tnkon the bri'utli nwny. Doun' k Kiilnoy P ill« revivo sluggish kidneyn relieve aching hacks H i'ro’K Cottage G rove proof: Mr«. A mu min Spriggs, 500 8. lut 8t., naya: “ D oan’a K idney Fills nre not n new remedy to me. T hud terrible linektieheN mill eoiild hnrdly get nlioiil und dir.r.y apella enme over me, nape einlly when I stooped. M y liinhx uelied, my feet Hwelled mid my kidney* noted too frequently but Dumi ’a Kid noy Pilla anon hnd me -feeling like n differen t iieraon. The tieliea mid pnina i.y't und my kidneyn did not nnnoy me. *1 Priee 60c, nt nil nealera. D o n ’t aim ply unk for n kidney remedy- gel D oan’ h Kidney P illa— the name thnl Mrn. Spriggs had. Foater Milburn Co., Mira., Itn ffulo, N. Y._____________ni.’I IT ' What Are You Going to Do About It? Without a htiainrsM education you are greatly handicapped. 11 you are employed by oilier* you have to have it; if you work for yourself you need it. Monday is enrollment day and there will never lie a better time than right now. Our teachers have all had practical busmesn experience in addition to their teacher train- ing. Our school is well equipped with modern office devices, such us bookkeeping nuR-hines, adding machinea, calculators, mimeograph typewriters, etc. KKKK (W T A IiO fl A M ) F U L L IN F O R M A TIO N UPON KB- yU K ST. Eugene Business College A. K. Roberti, President Kujone Oregon P R O FE SS IO N AL p io n EER8 SH ARP H. W. T IT U S . D M D. D<*nti»try I I oder o ca ui pme nt. F ir»t Nutumul litink buildini;. Hour». 9 tu 12 and im B b h A uv b f unpot ntiuont. O ffic e phoue, lü ; re» lueiiee plioiiü, 158 Y. DR. W E. LE B O W i»t i O ffic e F ifth and Main, liou r», 8:30 to I I und 1 io 5 !( Kieuinffä and S unday» by SH A RP. u p p u m t m e n t, o o u tw : AS8U RE D DR. O. E. FROST O ffic e in Lawsoi) builnng Phoue 47 Cottage Grove Oregon O A V E N O. D Y O TT, M D. Phy»iciun and Surgeou X ray work in all it» branched. Eve mug.» by appointineut. 634 Main Cottuge Grove, Oregon DR. W. M H A M IL T O N Chiropractic Chronic ca»e» a npeeiulty. O ffice over Durby hardware. Kc»idence ut 212 South P acific H ighway. J. F. S P R A Y Real Erttate, lumirunce and Collection» 405 Mam Street Cottage Grove H E R B E R T W. L O M B A R D Attorney at I . a * First N ational Hunk Building Cottage Grove, Ore. Phone 94 1 DR R O Y B M IT H Veterinarian Phone» 1114 and 915 146 Park Street, Eugene, Oregon Ci t y Transfer] Hauling and Draying PIANO MOVINO A SPECIALTY WOOD BOLD AND DELIVERED Office in Spray Brick Naur «. p. Depot PHONE M Grove Transfer Furniture Moving and General Jobbing W. JACOBS. PROPRIETOR Baa. Phone B1 PS OREOON TO M IN N E S O T A (Concluded from preceding page) He needs little learning in the law because the /tnlinnry motorist w'ould rather pay n fine and be on his way than stop to figh t an unjust charge. This justice, however, ran up against a buzz saw when a St. Paul attorney was haled before the court at one of it* night sessions and at the time we left Minnesota it seemed quite likelv that the governor would remove the justice from office. The fight had then gone so far that upon leading roads s i g n s hnd been posted warning tourist tra ffic to give the place a wide berth. That was a case o f tra ffic regulation being run into the ground. The smaller the town the more strin gent its tr a ffic regulations, it seemed to us, although we never were nppre headed for the violation o f nny' such tra ffic regulations. However, notice should be taken o f the e ffe c t o f tra ffic law’s upon those who are likely to spend money with us. Many places are adopting such signs as “ D on’t Hurry Through,” “ Take Your Time and Bee Our C ity ,” “ A Reasonable Speed R ' quested,” “ For the L ove o f M ike Be Reasonable.” Such suggestions as these leave a much more pleasant taste than the threat contained in such warnings ns “ D rive Slow and See Our C ity; Drive Fast and See Our J a il.” This warning not only is not original and has lost its grim humor but the tourist who reads such a nien is likely' to wait for a more cordial welcome before spending bis money. (The End) CORE ROT IN A P P L E S FO UND B Y C O U N T Y F R U IT IN S PE C T O R Core rot is prevalent in a great many apple orchards o f the county, according to Fruit Inspector C. E. Stewart, who has examined the fruit in many sec- tions of the county. Core rot is caused by drought and the only remedy for it in dry years is irrigation, says the in spector. Fully 50 per cent o f the crop in many orchards is a fflic ted and the fruit is not marketable. Core rot is generally not evident until the apple is cut open. More o f the large or ehnrdists w ill have to have an emer gency irrigation system for dry years, or take the loss, points out the in spector. said deceased are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to the suiti C. O. W illis, administrator, at I Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six month» from the dati» o f the publica tion o f this notice which w ill be on the 13th duy o f October, 1922. C. O. W IL L IS , olS nlOpd Administrator. N O T IC E OF SA LE . Notice ¡s hereby given by the under signed administrator o f the estate o f Ira <). Hanchett, deceased, that, pur suant to the order o f the county court made and filed in suiti estate upon December 28t.k, 1918, directing me to sell the real estate o f said estate at private sale fo r cash, T w ill, at the o ffic e o f Fred E. Smith. Attorney at Law, H ovey Block, Eugene, Oregon, sell at private sale, on ami after No vember 6th. 1922, to the highest and best bidder fo r cash therefor, the fol lowing real property o f which said decedent died seized, to wi t : I,nt Four in section 33 in township 18 south o f range 1 West o f W illam ette Meridian, in Taft ne County, Oregon, together with the appurtenances and hereditam ent' thereunto belonging or appertaining. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Date o f first publication, October 6, 1922. V. C. H A N C H E T T , Adm inistrator o f the estate o f Ira O. Hanchett, deceased. Fifth Annual November Subscription SPECIAL Cottage Grove, Ore., Oct. 17.— (T o the E d itor.)— We, the undersigned, de sire that the voters o f Lane county know that we stand by Emmett Sharp as a capable nmn for commissioner and believe him to be a gentleman and that charges made against him ar»* false. (S ig n ed ): John A. Ashby', M. F. Bab rock, VV. G. Bittinger, J. D. Grimes, Pearl L. Ashby, Ixmise Mnttheyer, Eva Grimes, K. M. Bnbeock, Minnie Ashby, F. E. Babrock. 8. Burchaiii, Martha A. Bittinger, James Rigby', Dora Rigby', K V. Darnell. M. VV. Woolcott, N. M. McDonald, I. V. 8pmgue, B. F. W in slow, Ervin Cochran, II. la. Fowler, A. Woolcott. Office Phone « Neighborhood News S IL K C REEK. (Hpeeial to The Sentinel.) Oct. 11.— Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Burnell motored to Plennunt H ill luat Thursday at teraoon. Is-ouurd Estes wus up from Oreawell to n | m -! h I tin: week end. Mr. ii lid Mrs. Raymond Wilson and Mrs. Hpruguc mid sous, Theodore mid Kuo*, o f Pottage Grove, attended the church service* Sunday afternoon. Miss Ixila Wilson is here from lets Angeles, to spend u purl o f -the winter wi th relatives and friends. Erwi n Cochran, Orvnl Whaley and C. O. DoVere made u trip lust week by unto to Keeils|H>rt. A. L. Chitwood mid daughter Mias Dorn returned Monday from Diiyton, ( )re. B. W. Garner is busy these days hauling wood to Cottuge Grove. Arthur Woolcut is making good pro gross ou Ins road, hauling rock nearly every duy. Miss Mildred Bureham was the guest o f May Green Nuturduy night uud 8uu- duy. Lynn Green is uttemling high school iu the Grove. Arthur White is runuiug u big | tractor on his sister’s place, Mrs. Ella Thompson, und turning the sod at a pretty good [nice. H. M. Duuiewood made a trip to town Mouduy. Mr. und Mr«. M. F. Babcock visited MuIIduy at the home o f Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Richardson, formerly o f this place, now o f Pottage Grove. There was a very enjoyable parent - teacher meeting ¡Saturday night ut the | academy building, wherein plans were discussed us to the recreation problem! for the pupils this winter. Mr. Peoples iiuidc n trip to Creswell j last ¡Saturday. Mrs. A lice Huiter arrived Monday evening ut the J. D. Grimes home. A 9 Vn pound g irl arrived ¡Saturday morning at the U. L. Fowler home. I f the time and energy spent in tear iug down something that doesn’t amount to anything were put into building up something thut dues amount to something, life would be one grand sweet song. • • a E F I FT Y C EN TS Fnl'ow in g the plan adopted four yearn ago, The Sentinel w ill thia year t»ivo it m f i f th annual apeeinl Novem ber subscription offe r. The priee o f The Sentinel in #2.25 the year. Until Novem ber 30 we w ill aeeept subscription* paid in advance fo r n fu ll year or more at ( U S . No anbaeription accepted nt Ihia apceiul Novem ber rate except full payment to N ovem ber o f next year. In rane your subscription in in nrreura, you muat pay arrenreagt-a in fu ll and then add #1.75 for the yenr in ndvnnee. Figure arrearage* at 19c fo r each month in nrrenra and then ndd #1.75. I f you nre paid in ndvnnee, m ultiply 19e by the number o f monthn it w ill take to carry your aubneriptiou to Novem ber o f uext yenr, deduct 50o therefrom and the remaindei w ill pay you to next November. I f your mibneription expirea during Novem ber o f thia year, remit #1.75. You w ill aeo by thoae explanation* that you get a Having o f 50e whether your aubaeriptioa i* in nrreura, paid to date or ¡ « i d in advnneo. EXAMPLES I f your aubacription expirea in Sopteinbor, 1922, 38c w ill pay you to N ovem ber; add #1.75 (to la ! #2.13; and you w ill bo puid to N o vember, 1923. I f your aubacription expire* in October, 1922, ly c w ill puy you to N ovem ber; add #1.75 (tolu l #1.94; und you w ill be puid to N o vember, 1923. I f you ure paid to December, 1922, it take* 11 month* to puy your subscriptiou to the uext Novem ber. Eleven time* 19u is #2.09; deduct the saving o f 50e, remit #1.59, und you w ill be paid to N o vember, 1923. N O T IC E TO C RE D ITO RS. Notice i* hereby given that the un dersigm-d has been appointed by the County Court o f Lano County, Oregon, administrator o f the estate o f M ary Smith, deceased, which order bears date o f tin* 2nd day o f Ostober, 1922. A ll persona having claims against the estate o f the said M ary Smith, deceased, are hereby n otified aud re quired to present the same duly v e ri fied, to the undersigned at the law o ffic e of Herbert VV. ixmibard. First Natioual Bank Building, Cottage Grove, Oregon, on or before six months from the day of the first publication o f this notice. Date o f first publication Friday, October tith. 1922. L L O Y D S M IT H , Adm inistrator o f the estate o f Mary Smith, deceased. H E R B E R T VV. L O M B A R D . Attorney for Estate. ob novlOc I f you ure puid to Juuuury, 1923, it take* 10 month* to pay you to the next November. Ten lim e* 19c i* #1.90; deduct the saving o f 50c, remit #1.40, and you w ill bo [ » i d to Novem ber, 1923. I f your subscription expire* iu Novem ber, 1922, #1.75 w ill pay you to Novem ber, 1923. Those whose subscription* fe ll duo during the latter part o f Septem ber aud during October, aud who puid the fu ll subscription price, w ill find that they have been given credit for 13Vi mouths. Such persons ure naked to exuiniue the date on their labels to make certaiu thut such credit has been given. The Sentinel aims to see thut every subscriber gets a fa ir deal on this N ovem ber special. 1'articularly do we look a fte r the interests o f our old friends who have beeu paying promptly fo r years. The idea is to have all subscriptions expire in Novem ber, thus sav ing The Sentinel considerable expense in bookkeeping, which saving we wish to g iv e to our subscribers. HEM E M BE R T H A T TO T A K E A D V A N T A G E O F T H IS O F F E R YO U M U ST DO St) B EFO R E N O V E M B E R 30. A D M IN IS T R A T O R S N O TIC E . N otice is hereby given that the un dersigned has beeu duly appointed by D on ’t have any »lackers; keep track the County Court o f the State o f Ore o f what each hen does by using egg gon as udmiiiistrator o f the estate o f record cards; for sale by The Hentiuel L ove Allen, deceased. at $1.75 the hundred. tf A ll persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to pro sent the same to me, duly verified , N O T IC E TO CREDITORS. within six months after the date o f the Estate o f Anna W illis, deceased. first publication o f this notice. Notice is hereby given thut C. O. Date o f first publication the 29th W illis was by the County Court o f day o f September, 1922. Ialine County, Oregon, appointed ad JAM ES A LLE N , minist rat or o f thè estate o f Anna Adm inistrator o f the estate Willis, deceased, on the 2nd day o f o f I^ove Allen, deceased. August, A. 1)., 1922. A ll persona hav ing claiins against thè estate o f the J. E. Young, attorney for estate. s29o27 S A V The Cottage Grove Sentinel THE L IV E W IR E N E W S P A P E R — B ED E & S M IT H , P U B L IS H E R S Jt* vou can’t afford to subscribe for The Sentinel, steal it if vou have to. but read The Sentinel SU PPORT. o ffic e 35, rcHidcnce 134 Y. r. FROM CAROS D R A W. K IM E Hpm.iulmt in Ubntt’trics W ill care für confioemuntii at hi» home i f doHirud. Special nur»c i f re quired. Plufiic»: offioe, 114; re». 126J i to fl K v e n iiu n i DErEND Cottuge Grove, Ore., Oct. 12.— (T o the E d itor.)— Among the whole number ot pioneer fam ilies in the territory tributary to Cottage Grove there i» not one but what is umazed ami justly in dignant ut the inexcusable b itte rn '"» o f the allegation» with which Conunis »iouer Sharp is charged. Many o f us were his playfellow » and schoolmate* in hi* childhood and have known him intimately all hi* life and we have never before known him to be aceu»ad o f any one or more of the monstrous charge* to be found in the rocnil j m * t it kiii now being circulated against him. Some o f these allegation* we already know to be absolutely false, therefore we feel justified in assuming that all o f them are wholly untrue. The allegation that * * He has oh st rue ted county business M is incupuble of a dual interpretation. It reads bill one way auil mean* but one thing, namely: that he has steadfastly re fused to gi ve his o ffic ia l sanction to a large number of the irregular, illegal and iuexttusable disbursement* o f Lane county ’» public fund* to county cm ployes—otherwise known as county ex crescouces and barnacles— and on proj eels not warranted by any public ex igenciea. We elected Mr. Sharp on a platform containing certain s|»cific pledge» of economy in the disbursement o f Lane coun ty’s public funds. That be ha» had the eouruge to steadfastly refuse to become a part ice pit crintinis to use less waste and extravagance is largely due to the almost daily udmouitioii o f the subscriber* hereto as well as’ to the constant advice o f his large army o f friends and fttippnrters throughout Ijm e county “ to stand squarely ar±d firm ly by the platform upon which In* wn» elected ami that we would back him to tin* lim it.” Having thus pledged ourselves, we may be pardoned for sug gesting— in a mild mannered way—that this is really not Commissioner Sharp’s fight. On the contrary it is the jm * o p ie ’s— the taxpayers’— fight. Cowardly character assassins will not be permit ted to thus intrench themselves behind a ffid a v its secretly sworn to by paid secret informers whose sworn testimony will not bear the scrutiny o f honest-to God Christian men and women o f Lane county, therefore we propose to assist ii every' way in our power in carrying this war into darkest A frica if need be. (S ig n e d ): G. VV. McFarland, Mrs. Hattie McFarland, Mrs. J. 1. Jones, C. M. .Tackson, Dcwie L. Jones, John Ashby, S. I*. Short ridge, L. It. Ixmg, Hurry I,. Gnibe, S. C. Newcomb, Geo. Lee, Ora Read Hemenway, A. W. Swanson, Carrie Hemenwi^y, G. A. Mil ler, VV. VV. Chrisman, C. M. Barker, M. M. Wheeler, Frank Hainhrick, Mrs. M. C. Hainhrick, J. H. McFarland, Mrs. 8. K. McFarland, W. H. M iller, J. B. Stewart, Minnie VVhorton W illits, .1 (}. W illits, Carl Cellars, K. L. Jone . J. I. Jones, Frank Jones, Lein Cellar», Henry Miller, A. G. Milldr, John VV. Nokes, J. VV. Shattuck, J. L. Mendell, W. G. Bittinger. Herman Rudolph, Mrs. Ida B. Caldwell, W. S. K ey«». Lowest Prices Ever Announced by Ford Factory Ford Continues to Lead in Price Reduction New reductions on Ford cars and trucks, just announced from the factory, make this popular car more popular than ever and put it within reach of everyone. New prices now effective, are as follows: F. O . B. FA C T O R Y Chassis. Runabout, regular. Touring, regular— Truck chassis___ C oupe________ T wo-door Sedan. Four-door Sedan. -$70 ___ $25 Starter, extra on any type D em ountable rims on open types extra. Woodson’s for Fords and Fordsons Demonstration D ay or Night A pessimist on the good roads quea A newspaper without an editorial tion is one who opposes good roads on page i* like a ahip without a rud the theory thnt a good road that leads dor— and you are nut w illing to take etiancee on a ahip with a flimay steer to a place also provides an easy means , tug gear. tf o f getting away. J K Ak\