COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1925
PAGE TWO
(iottajK ojrovc Sentinel
sions held in the even years, the
general election would come in tho
November following. Measures re­
ferred by the legislative session
could even be acted upon at the
May primaries following three
months after the legislative ses­ I
sion. If such a change is made—
and it should be—it would be well
to at the same time move the pri­
mary election up to within 20 or
30 days of the general election.
Six months between the two elec
tions is altogether too much. With
one closely following the other,
there would be more interest in
both.
i socierr I
Harp Concert Tuesday.
DELIGHT VALLEY.
v
The Utopia club is sponsoring a
harp concert to be given Tuesday
Monday« and Thursday«
(»Special to The Sentinel.)
evening in the high school audi­
April 7.—Mr. and Mrs. Al. red
Publishers
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Bede & Smith—
torium, the proceeds to be for the Beidler, cf Thornton Corners, spent
___ Editor
Elbert Bede------
American drama was the subject benefit of the proposed city play- last Friday at the C. C. Conner
A first-class publication entered at
The artist is to be . home.
taken up at the regular meeting ( grounds.
Cottage Grove as secon-l class matter
of the Tuesday Evening Study club Salvador De Nufrio, referred to in
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon were
held this week at the home of Mrs. New York papers and papers in in Eugene last Thursday on busi
Business Office_____ 55 North Sixth
(for a limited time only)
B. R. Job, with Mrs. Job and ; many other cities in which he ness.
Miss Marietta Hamant as leaders. I has appeared as a master of his
The Ray Myers baby bas been
8UB8CBIPTION BATES
An interesting account of the life, [ instrument. The concert is to start very sick with influenza but is now
By mail (Cash in advance)
style and works of Clyde Fitch, at 8 o’clock.
better.
One i year....$2.75 | Three month» .80
a popular American dramatist,
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Haight spent i
Six month».. 1.50 | One month.— .50
was given by Miss Hamant and
th<‘ wook end in Corvallis visiting
BY CARBIEB
CITY
MAY
AGAIN
HAVE
A
Mrs. Job gave a review of 1 ‘The
friends.
One i month_________________ $ .30
1.10
Four month«, in advance.
REST ROOM
Climbers,” one of Pitch’d works.
Miss Doris Nichols, of Eugene,
1.60
Six month«, in advance...
was a week-end guest of Miss [
3.00
Members of the Community club Fern Hays,
One year, in udvauce----
About 35 were present yesterday
What has become of
afternoon at the regular meeting believe that they will be able at
The J. A. Joll and Oscar Jack-
fashioned
boy
who
used
to
Member of
of the Presbyterian ladies’ aid so­ an early date to reopen the Sun­ son families were dinner guests
eggs for Easterf—-Eugene
National Editorial Association
shine
rest
room
which
hail
to
be
ciety for which Mrs. E. W. Arnies,
Sunday of the Lee Nixons.
He may have become a
Oregon State Editorial Association
The’ E. J. Sears family spent
Mrs. W. L. Hatch, Mrs. J. A. closed when tho Main street loca­
Oregon Newspaper Conference
by this time.
Merryman and Mrs. A. W. Swanson tion for the rest room was taken Sunday at the N. E. Compton
and the city council refused to
ED IS COMING HOME.
Children are but reflections of were hostesses. A short business continue support from the city home in the Grove.
session
was
held
at
which
Mrs.
C. H. Lake, Mr. i and .Mrs. Geo.
their elders and too often we fin”
treasury for su< h. a room except on
Just when you motorists are counting the days
Ed Brodie is coining back from that there are spots in the mirrors B. R. Job and Mrs. F. E. Menden­ Main street, The club has been Jernigan and baby and Preston
hall
were
appointed
captains
for
a
Lake
and
family,
of
’
Eugene,
were
until you can hit the country trails with the f i rst
Siam, where they never have to that make the reflection a poor
membership campaign. The remain­ offered by the J. C. Penney store Sunday guests at the A. W. Cornutt
sing, “How Dry I Am.” After one.
balmy
days of spring, we are offering a free tube
der of the afternoon hours were the free use of a room which is home helping Mrs. Cornutt ccle-
some three years in the diplomatic
30x40
feet
in
dimensions,
is
well
with
every
Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tire- —FOR
spent socially. Mrs. Homer Gallo­
brate her birthday.
’ e will
service, he
...__ return to his Oregon
Paving Bids to Be Asked.
lighted and is provided with separ­
way
was
winner
in
a
word
contest
Jess
Tucker
was
1
A
LIMITED
TIME ONLY.
vis
a
Eugene
City newspaper, It may get hot
The street committee of the city
<
ate toilets for men and women.
itor Monday.
once in awhile around the edit ., 11 council Ims been authorized to call and Miss Stella Adams was the
Airs. Darby, president of the
Better equip your car with a set of new tires to
lucky one in the Easter egg hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Horn was
sanctum, but never so unbearably for bids upon the paving of east
<
Orchids and wild currants were the Community club, has stated that in Eugene Monday evening.
start
the season with.
warm as in tho Siamese empire, Main street, south Sixth street, «■list
(
the club will ask the city council
M. A. Horn is i having the electric
where the king can have as many Xdams from Third street to Eighth pretty decorations of the rooms, to again contribute- $25 monthly
wives as he wishes and therefore street, east Washington from Tenth while Easter decorations were upon for the salary of a matron. With motor installed i at his rock crusher
have it as i
as he wishes. Of street to the city park, Chestnut the table. A delightful luncheon no rent or heat to pay, Mrs. Darby and expects to have it running in
a day or two.
course Ed
have to go buck avenue and one block of south was served.
believes that in this location the
> ♦ ♦
The Country Kids orchestra is
to work.
might discourage First alley. Ordinances have been
Jn observance of its sixth anni­ rest room can be continued indefi- going to Creswell this Tuesday
Homo, but
Id. He likes to asked for all of these.
nitely.
versary. The LaComus club held its
evening to help put on a program
work. The
of work in the
Bids upon several classes of
Mr. Lowry, of the J. C. Penney at a farmers’ union meeting.
annual no-hostess luncheon at 1
diplomatic service may be one of paving will be called for.
o’clock Tuesday at the Gray Goose store has stated that tho offer I
the reasons he is coming back.
tea room. The table was centered to the Communitv club was I
Yokel Wins From Hand.
Befor«* Ed went away he took a
with a large white birthday cake made with the sole idea of doing
Portland, Ore., April 8.—Mike
trip )ver the state with the editor
something
for
the
community
and
bearing six white candles i and at
Yokel, Salt Lake light heavyweight
oA 'I’he Sentinel and the two saw
each end of the table was a helping to make ’Cottage Grove a wrestler, beat Ralph Hand, of Cot­
most of the mountains ami chasms,
popular trading center.
tongues,
pretty
bouquet
of
lambs
plains and hills, forests and streams
tage Grove, two out of three fall»
The luncheon was served in three
of tho old state. Ed was as en
here tonight.
ADMINISTRATOR'S
NOTICE.
courses. Following the luncheon
raptured as a little kid—nearly as
Hand took the first fall, Yokel
of
the guests went to the home
1
much so as the editor of The
the second and third.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Mrs.
H.
B.
Griggs,
where
the
after
­
Sentinel- -ami we knew then that
You should see the
noon hours wore pleasantly spent. undersigned has been duly appoint­
he could not for long be happy
Rats Kill Many Chickens.
The following officers were elected: ed by the county judge for Lane
elsewhere
Special Touring on
Silk
Creek,
April
7.
—
(Special.)
—
Mrs. W. E. Lcbow, president; Mrs. county, Oregon, administratrix of Two hundred fifty young chickens
We presume that Ed’s excuse
display at
DRUGSTORE Griggs, vice president; Mrs. Frank the estate of E. O. Saltsman, de­ were killed at the D. A. Estes
for coming back will be flint his
ceased.
Knox, secretary and treasurer.
children have to have schooling.
place a few nights ago by a wharf
All persons having claims against
That’s as good an excuse ns any
□□□□□□nnnnnnnnnnnn said estate are hereby notified to rat. These rats seem to kill merely
Billy Hall’s Service Station
and probably the correct one.
□
n
present the same to me, duly veri­ for the pleasure of killing.
APPROACHING
But whatever Ed*« excuse is,
□
□ fied, at the Saltsman restaurant on
EVENTS
□
we shall bo pleased to welcome
□
Salesbooks. The Sentinel
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ Main street, in Cottage Grove, Lane
him back to the fold—back to tho
county,
Oregon,
within
six
months
democratic simplicity of the fourth
The M. P. G. club will meet after date of this notice.
estate. Let him no longer consort
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W.
Date of first publication, April
with kings and queens, princes and
.1. Woods.
9, ’ 1925.
prineeHHeM of royal claret but at­
MRS. MYRTLE M. SAI «TSMAN,
tend to his own kind of business
Executrix of the estate of
among the kings and queens, t
E. O. Saltsman, Deceased.
princes and princesses of Oregon.
J. E. Young,
The welcome for Ed we shi
♦ ❖ ♦
Attorney for estat '.
a9ni7c
triple for Mrs. Brodie, who mudo
The W. C. T. IT. will hold its
Ed what he is and probably made
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
him come back home.
nt the Methodist church.
MENT.
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ELECTION CHANGES NEEDED.
The Tuesday Bridgo dub will
Notice is hereby given that the
hold its regular 1 o’clock luncheon undersigned has filed herein her
The Eugene Register has given
Phone 53
next week at the home of Mrs. final account as executrix of the
expression to another sensible idea.
G. C. Dyott.
last will ami testament of D. J.
Tho fact that our legislative sea
Gover, deceased, with the County
sions are hold in tho odd years
First with Cottage Grove news— Clerk of Lane County, Oregon; and
leaves nearly two years between
The Sentinel.
an order has been made and entered
a legislative session and the next
In connection with our ham and coffee demonstration. Special sale of Armour’s
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a of record directing this notice and
general election. That fact makes
sugar cured Easter hams. Special prices on Edward’s coffee.
□
setting
the
12th
day
of
May,
1925,
it necessary to call a special elec
I
I HAMS AT WHOLESALE!
□ at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. as
COFFEE AT LOWER PRICES!
a
tion to vote upon measures referred
□
□
the
time,
and
tho
county
court
room
T
T
to (he people by the legislative
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ in the county court house nt Eu­
session, or referred by the people
Tho following bills were allowed gene, Lane county, Oregon, as the
themselves after enactment by the
A
A
'R& hc OZ Jitar.
place for tho hearing of objections,
by the council Monday night:
leginlative session. If this is not
if
any,
to
said
account
and
the
148.06
Freight
on
carload
of
pipe
$
COCOA
CORN MEAL
done, such legislative enactments
L
L
BELOW COST
final settlement of said estate.
J. C. Klopfenstein, labor on
are not acted upon for nearly two
C. J. KEM, Prop
the
best
bulk
Best
grade
W
W
Dated
and
first
published
this
12.00
PETER PAN
y<‘ars. Were the legislative sea Cottage Grove,
:
Ore”,on dam ..................................
9th day of April, 101?."».
Peerless Pacific Company,
3 pounds for................. 25c Made by the Crown Mills 9 pound sack........... 50c A
A
.JULIA GOVER,
66.57
supplies for water line....
49 pound sack...........$2.65
Executrix of the Last Will ami Tes­
Y
Grover Newland, labor on
Y
SAPPHIRE
tament
of
D.
J.
Gover,
Deceased.
i
28.00
water lino .........................
ROLLED OATS
JELLY
S
S
The
best
hardwheat
of
Herbert W. T^ombard,
W. B. Osinoti, work on
regular 15c glass
Kerrs’ best
Montana—second to none
35.00
Attorney for Estate.
a9m7c
ditch
$2.75 9 pound sack........... 55c P
Jas. Tedford, work on
p Our price.......................10c 49 pound sack
0.00
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
streets ................................
A
A
24.38
(). R. Smith, street work.
L. P, Sanford, painting
In tho matter of the estate of
Y
Y
street signs .......
—
Samuel K. Busick, deceased.
S
S
Woodson Brothers, supplies
Notice is hereby given that
for fire department..........
Agnes V. Smith has been by the
Curve cut macaroni, 7 pounds...... 50c
Oregon canned Bartlett pears 21/2s T
John Keating, on trunk
County Court of the State of Ore-
Fancy Spaghetti, 7 pounds............. 50c
sewer contracts .......... ..... 8,045.89 gon, in and for Lane County ap-
can 29c; 6 for...................
$1 60
Continental Pipe company.. 1274.35 pointed executrix of the estate of
Long head rice, SUg pounds.......... 50c
Oregon canned Royal Anne cherries O
Anderson & Middleton Co.,
Samuel K. Busick decease«} and
Unpolished rice, 5 pounds.............. 50c
2*4«. can 29c; 6 for...........
$1.60
16.10 , that all persons having claims
lumber for dam...............
Raisins, 4 15-ouncc packages........... 49c
DelMonte Melba peaches, 2*4« can 35c T
G. B. Pitcher, salary and
against said estate are hereby
Raisins, bulk, 4 pounds............... 45c
6 cans of these fancy peaches. .$1.95
expend
158.00 notified to present the same duly
Toilet paper, 8 rolls.......................... 45c
Apricots. 2%s, 2 cans...........
45c R
Homer Galloway, salary..... 125.00 ( varified at the law office of H. J.
(> cans for.....................
$1 20 A
Petite prunes. 6 pounds...................45c
City Transfer, street clean­
I Shinn in Cottage Grove, Oregon,
White beans, 6 pounds.......................45c
Pineapple in large size cans, 2 for 55c D
56.181 within •ix months from the 2tltb
ing ..................... ......... ......
Knowles & Graber, supplies
9.69 | «lay of March, 1925.
E
Charles Newland, special
AGNES V. SMITH.
10 00 H. J. Shinn,
police ------- - —---- —-------
Executrix.
SOAP
Charles Newland, sewer in­
Attorney for ostato. m2Ha23c(T)
SYRUP
WASHING POWDER
52.50
Light, 10 pound pail 85c A
spection ......... ....
White
Wonder
large 40 ounce package
P. H. Jones, labor on
$1.00 Light, 5 pound pail 45c
Each .......................... 19c 25 bars
streets
25.20
and 2 bars double refined Dark, 10 pound pail 80c
P. H. Jonc», labor
Dark, 5 pound pail 43c
borax soap free
SHORTENING
G
sewers
4 pound pail
83c
P H. Jones, labor
TOILET SOAP
R
A & L. TOMATOES
8 pound pail........ *....$1.63
water line
24.00
Assorted highest grade
Can ..............
20c
| J. F. McFarland, police...... 100.50
toilet
oilet soap.
soap, 10 bars 47c 6 for........................ $1.10 A
I Meals for prisoners...........
12.20
PREFERRED STOCK
Y
STRING BEANS
C. E. Frost, salary ...____
10.00
Peas, can 20c; 6 for $1.10
SALMON
’S
A good grade
i 11. W. Lombard, salary .....
20.00
Corn, can 22lz2c; 6 $1.20 Can ............................
$1 00
15c Best pink, 7 for
I Pae. Tel. <1 Tel. Co., tolls .
1.50
¡Sentinel, printing and pub­
CEMENT. LIME, PLASTER. BRICK,
POTATOES
SUGAR
lishing _________
31.25
CRACKERS
FIRE BRICK. FIRE CLAY. METAL
Best
Yakima Gems
Two carloads just in
¡Fire department, salaries...
28.00
Regular 60e box
LATH, CORNER BEADS, SHIN
100
pounds
$2
35
Get
our
price
• Mountain States Power Co. 200.00
3 pounds for...............45c
GLES, DRAIN TILE. SEWER TILE,
John Schaffer, engineer*«
CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL,
ho I per .........
.......
8.31
PLASTERING SAND. ZOURI STORE
1 Hamloth & Rohde, repair
We meet all competition
scarifier ........
.....
FRONT FITTINGS. AND OTHER
4.00
ami furnish the best sale­
I Miller Machine Shop, re
THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO
book on the market.
1.70
pair scarifier .
«...
MENTION
Home merchants should
’ (Ivorh >lser
Luqibvr Co.,
buy their salesbooks at
sidewalk lumber .........._ ...
26.13
No Charge on City Deliveries
home.
K«ld Jenks, engineer’s help­
er .„,.v...............
14.88
»•red Wllliain.% t-ngiiH-er *s
helper
2S.8
Practically Everything it-
Orville Townsend, er.gin
Just North of 8 P Station—Phone 100
Printing.
Always Try
eerS helper^..... -...............
17.0«
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Your Home Printer First
Ivan E Warner, Manager
R IL Townsend, engineer
285.00
■ llvlmnt ...... L......
.».14»
I r
FREE!
A TUBE FREE WITH EVERY
PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM
CUP TIRE BOUGHT AT
Long & Cruson’s
Service Garage
D odge B rothers
MOTORCAR
The Klenzo Treatment
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s
Pay Day Specials
Saturday, .April 11
//<■ Dr/rár
Gray’s Cash Ê? Carry
FREE—Ham Sandwiches and Coffee—FREE
City Council
KEM’S FOR DRUGS
7%»
Best Guaranteed Creamery Butter, None Better, pound 49c
FLOUR
“Gray’s” means highest quality—lowest prices—best service
Pay Day Specials
Pay Day Specials
Nutola Margarine, 2 lbs. 51c Nucoa Margarine, pound 30c
T
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Line Includes—
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Paid for
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