The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 27, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1925
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HEBRON.
MPERIAT
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.Silk Creek School Closes.
l’he »Silk Creek school of which
Stocks One of Oldest
(Hepcial to The 8entinel.)
Miss Fannie Young was teacher,
Forms of Punishment closed Friday with a program. Th<
April 23.—Mrs. Emma Kelly and
Barber Shop B-
tPE BOB, CURL AND
DYE HAIR
Barber work in general ;
special attention to children.
630 Main P. S. Bukowski, Prop.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DENTISTS
LI W. TITUS, D. M. D—Dentistry.
Modern equipment. First Na­
tional Bank Building. Hours. 9 to
12 and 1 to 6. Evenings and Sun­
days by appointment. Office phone
10, resilience phono 184-J.
family motored up the McKenzie
Sunday and visited her sister, Mrs.
Walter Post.
Francis Welzh spent Sunday with
her parents at Looking Glass.
Harney Shipp spent Sunday after
church with tho
family.
Dorothy Abeene, of Springfield,
was home over the week end.
Charles Oilham an<l wife, of
Modesto, Calif, motored up and
spent last week with Mr. Gilham’s
relatives.
Mrs. Führer and Mrs. Kappaò f
motored to Corvallis Monday, re-
turning Tuesday.
A meeting of the Farmers’ union
was held Thursday.
Salos books. The Sentinel.
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I )R. W. E. LEBOW.—Dentist. Office
Fifth and Main streets. Hours,
8:30 to 13 sad 1 to S:30. Evenings □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
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and Sundays by appointment. Phones:
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office 35, residence 161 J.
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ATTORNEYS
[lERBEitT W. LUM BAKU Attor CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH,
1 noy at Law. First National
dental gold, platinum und dis­
Bank Building. Phone 94, Cottage
carded jewelry. Hoke Smelting &
Grove, Oregon.
Refining Company, Otsego, Michi­
II J. SHINN.—Attorney at Law gan.
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and Notary Public. Practices
in all courts. Thirty years of HOLLYWOOD CHICKS, $11 PER
experience. Bader building, Cottage
100 iri May and $10 in June.
Grove, Oregon.
Feed is down—big shortage in hens
EORGE J. WILLETT, Attorney means high egg prices next winter.
at-law. Office in Bailer block, Better order at once.
Bert V.
Cottage Gruve.
Hands, Cottage Grove. al3m4p(M)
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PHYSICIANS
I xR. C. E. FROST.—Physician
U and Surgeon. Office in Lawson
Building. Phone 47, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
z l AVEN C. DYOTT, M. D.—Phy-
” Bician and Surgeon. Evenings
by appointment.
Suite 3, Kcm
Bldg., Cottage Grovo. Entrance on
north Sixth street, just off Main.
rx A. FORBES, M. D.--Physician
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and Surgeon. Calls answered
day or night. Maternity woFk a
----- i_u.._ jJr Kime’s old offico.
HiMicialty.
¡’hone«: offico
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34, residence 199 J.
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A. VV. KIME.—Physician and
Hurgoon. Obstetrics and diseases
of women and children a specialty.
Will care for confinement« at his
homo if desired.
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS
|\R. H. A
HAGEN.- Licensed
1 ' Drugleas Physician. Phone 30.
Ostrander Building, 63014 Main
street, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
e dBMJIAaj.
Kfiffi
"af ter every meal"
Parents ■ encourage the
children to care for their teeth f
Give them Wrigley’s.
It removes food particles
from the teeth Strengthen«
the gum« Combat« acid*
mouth.
Refreshing and beneficial!
SEALED
TIGHT
KEPT
RIGHT
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ieur. ............................ ...
Long distance hauling, piano
moving a specialty.
Any time—any where
Chestnut Transfer
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
(Across street from 8. P. depot)
Goal for Brooders
STORAGE AND GENERAL
TRANSFER
Office phone 6
Residence phone 155 L
City Transfer Co.
J. A. RHOADS
Proprietor
FURNITURE MOVING
AND STORAGE
Piano Moving a Specialty.
Phone 99; Rea., 189-j
It your business Isa** better this
year, the reason probably is that
you haven’t done a sufficient
amount of judicious advertising in
The Sentinel.
xxz
WOOD
Any Kind Any Time
i’RIC.ES RIGHT
Terms Cash
Quimby
Bros.
Phone 124L
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The stocks at Wroxhall recalls following closing program was piv
one of the oldest forms of punish­ ■ en Thursday night:
ment of drunkards, disorderly per­
Address of welcome—Elmer Al­
sons, and other offenders against len. »Song—Entire school.
Reci­
the law. The chief merit of the
punishment was that It was cheap, tation—Elenor Teeters. Recitation
no expense being incurred by the ! —Fay Dorrel. Song—Entire school.
parish. Every village was required Reading, “Vacation in the School
by the law of 1405 to provide Room”—Dorris Conklin,
Kecita
stocks, and these as a rule were tion—John Woolcott.
Dialog—
placed just outside the church, as “Jxjck Out for Louise.” Heading
being the most prominent situation —Beaulah Conklin. Three-act play*
Up and down the Midlands the old
stocks are still to be met with. In i let, “No Girls Admitted.” Reci­
Recitation
London their use was discontinued tation—Glenn Dorrel.
.Song—Boys of
nearly a century ago, but in the ■ —Elmer Allen.
provinces they were not abandoned •School. Dialog—‘ ‘ Kitchen Koten. ’,
until some years later, says the Recitation—H own rd McKibben.
London Chronicle. So far as Bir­ Playlet. Recitation—Fay and Ruth
mingham Is concerned, the last per­ Dorrel. Playlet. Song—Entire school.
son placed In the stocks was In
1844, the punishment taking place Kcci ta t io n—Loren Wickendoll.
In the yard of the old public offices Song—Entire school.
In Moor street.
It Is recorded that at Stratford-
on-Avon as late as 1868 a man who
Church Orchestra Organized.
had taken too much malt liquor was
An orchestra has been organized
put In the stocks, but does not seem at the Christian church as follows:
to hnve been at all abashed by Ills
public degradation. for when an In- Miss Elsie Chestnut, director and
qulsltlve person Inquired how he piano; Leslie Hull, cello; J. Craig,
liked being where he was he re­ trombone, John Willing, saxopho.ie;
piled: "I beant the first mon as Carl Small, banjo; Mrs. Rhoads,
ever were In the stocks, so I don't Miss Joy Frederick, Miss Bonnie
care a furdin about it.” Biblical George, Carl Shipp, violins; Wil­
students need not be reminded that liam Stennett, Winnifred Grannis,
J^readah, the prophet, was placed
In the stocks by Pashur, and Paul guitiyrs.
and Silas would seem to have suf­
fered much the same kind of treat­
ment at the hunds of the Jailer at
Philippi.
Does Your Back Ache?
Much Work Involved
AND
in Making Dictionary
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
contractors.
List your lathing
and shingling with me. Iiesliingling
a specialty. My interests are here,
that’s why I do you a good guar
antced job.
George D. Foster,
phono 35F13.
al6m8p(2)
FOR SALE—MODERN RESI
dencu on south First street. Phone
127-Y. H. A. Morse. a20ni28p(2)
MEN WANTED FOR STEADY
work. Standard Bridge company,
Latham, Oregon.
a2O-27p(2)
TO TRAD E—EDISON PHONO-
graph and Nnreo radio outfit.
Will take cuttle, bankable paper
or anything I can
Bill
Bartels.
a23-30p(2)
The dictionary, together with the
textbook, Is largely responsible for
the uniformity of pronunciation In
the United States nnd the general
adoption of a similar system of
spelling than that which Is used In
England. Such words ns “labor"
and “color,” spelled with a “u” In
the second syllable In England, are
examples of the newer method.
The business of making a diction­
ary Is a stupendous tusk. A diction­
ary Is a record and arrangement of
all the words of a language, current
nnd obsolete, together tvlth all their
meanings and uses. In addition, a
dictionary 1» a historical record of
words.
The lexicographer—for that Is the
name given to a man who compiles
a dictionary must indicate the
origin of each word so Jar ns It
can be determined, and the changes
which have come about In Its mean­
ing through the passing of the
years. If a word 1ms died out, he
must tell when It happened.
Bad Backs Bring Suffering to Many
Cottage Grove Folks.
Is that dull, constant backache
making you old and miserable ! Does
your back throb and ache until it
seems you just can’t keep going I
Do you suffer headaches, dizzy spells
and urinary disorders; feel weak,
tired and worn out! Then look to
ycur kidneys. Delay may mean ser­
ious kidney sickness! Use Doan’s
Pills—a stimulant diuretic to the
kidneys Doan’s arc recommended
by Cottage Grove folks.
Mrs. Narcissa L. Smith, 118 N.
First, Cottage Grove, says: “My
kidneys were out of order and I
suffered so with my back I could
hardly keep going. Frequent dizzy
headaches made me miserable. My
work was burdensome and I often
neglected it and my kidneys acted
irregularly: Doan's Pills cured me
of the backache and all signs of
kidney complaint.”
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Duan’s Pills—the same that
Mrs. Smith had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
“Aw! Nothin’! I'm just <lo!ng ■ lie is out of sorts because he
my daily dozen.”
“hates to get up in the morning”
That’s what Barney, the pnehy- but he will “snap out of it” in a
derm with the frown on his face is minute and be as jolly as any fat
saying.
man when his trainer gives him
I his breakfast.
Barney and other elephants per-
I form with tho Al G. Barnes big
; 4-ring circus which comes to Cot-
I tage Grove Tuesday, May 5.
the hearing and passing on the
objections, if any, to the saiil
In the County Court of the State ; final account and the final settle­
ment of tho said estate ami distri­
of Oregon for Lane County.
In the matter of the estate of i bution of the residue thereof.
Bejamin D. Stephenson, deceased.
The first publication of this
Notice is hereby, given that the notice will be on the 20th day of
undersigned administratrix, with April, 1925, and the last on the
will annexed, of the ostate of Ben­ 18th day of May, 1925.
MABEL C. CROWE,
jamin D. Stephenson, deceased, has
(formerly Alstott),
filed in the county court of Lane
Administratrix with will an­
county, Oregon, her final account
nexed of the estate of Benja­
as such administratrix and that
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION.
min D. Stephenson, deceased.
Saturday, the 23rd day of May,
Department of the Interior, U. 8. 1925, at the hour of 11 o’clock a. H. . J. Shinn.
Attorney for ostate. a20m18(M)
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, m. of said day, has been fixed by
said court as the time for the hear
April 24, 1925.
Rubber stamps. The Sentinel.
Notice is hereby given that ing and passing on the same and
Elizabeth A. Allen, of Cottage
Grove, Oregon, who, on February 3,
1921, made Homestead Entry, Nc.
613417, for E% 8W)4, Section 17, »
Township 20 8., Range 3 Wi
Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three
year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
E. O. Imuiel, U. 8. Commissioner,
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 8th day
of .Tune, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank McFarland, Wilbur Mc-
Earlaud, John Veatch, Frank Van
Northwick, all of Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
non-coal HAMILL A. CANADAY,
n27 m25c(2)
Register.
A good story is being told in con­
nection with the recent production
of George Bernard Shaw’s twelve-
hour play, “Back to Methuselah.”
The first scene opens in the Gar­
den of Eden, and a little lad of
eight was taken by his parents
to see it. On his return he was
asked by his mother, “What com­
mandment did Eve break when
she ate the apple!” Most superior
was the boy’s smile as he said:
“Don’t you know, mum, that when
Eve ato the applo there weren’t
any commandments!”
We Have No Real Bananas
While the banana Is eaten In
DODGE TOURING CAR FOR
side cheap. Inquire nt Haltsrnnn’s great numbers and made the sub­
Resi nuni nt.
a‘2 7 m 4 p ( 2 ) ject of song, loud and vociferous,
the statement Is made that we do
I HAVE THREE DWELLINGS not know what bananas are until
we have had the experience of eat-
for sale. if you want to .buy, Ing
thern In the land, where they
see A. L, Woodard.
n27m7p(2) are grown. Those which we In this
country are familiar with are grown
WANT TO HUY HORSE WEIGH In Costa Illca, Jamaica und coun­
ing-about 1200 pounds and must tries In tropical America, but they
not be over »oven years old. R. A. are picked for shipment long before
Sniuor, phono 26F12.
n27m4p(2 they have ripened and before they
have taken on their heRt flnvor. Ef-
WOOD HAW FOR SALE CUTS forls hnve been made to grow the
cord or polo wood. George Ott. fruit In t'nllfornbi, Louisiana and
Croswell, Oregon, route 1. Live other warm sections of this coun­
just this side of Creswell on Pa­ try. but the attempts have been
generally unsuccessful, for the tree
cific highway.
a27p will not stand the temperature ap­
proaching frost. The efforts have
LOST AMERICAN HULL TER never
been commercially successful.
rior, female, heavy with pups. Tn the East Indies bananas are
Height 16 inches, black left car, grown that' are a foot long and two
black spot over left eye, right eve * Inches In thickness, hut it Is Impoe-
white; long tail, black spot nt root ' Rlble to ship these.—Iiehoboth Sun-
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of tail. Answers to name of Diana. day lieraid.
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Dr. A. W. Kime.
n27 30p
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE.
Two Howlers
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S
Special notice Ims Just reached
me of two excellent schoolhoy
Notive is hereby given that on
SALE.
howlers. Tho first Is the most Idio­ March 23, 1925. tho undersigned as
matic translation of “Pax In hello,” guardian pf G. B. Hansard, insane,
Notice is hereby given that the which
was rendered “Freedom from
undersigned, administrator de bonis indigestion." Tlie second relates was duly licensed by the County
non of tho Estate of Naomi E. to the well-known historical Inci­ Court of Linn County, Oregon, to
Thompson, formerly Naomi
E. dent of Queen Elizabeth and Sir sell the following real property,
Reynolds, deceased, in pursuance Walter Raleigh's cloak. After de­ to-wit:
The East one-half (%) of Lot
of an order made by tho County scribing the scene, the pupil made
Lot number Three (3) in Block
Court of the State of Oregon for tile queen say:
“Str Walter, I am nfrald I have Number Three (3) in J, H. Mc­
Tillamook County in tho matter of dirtied your cloak.”
said estate, shall from and after
"Dleu et mon droit,“ replied Sir Farland ’» Addition to Cottage
the 1st day of June, 1925, offered Walter, which means In English, Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
You are further notified that ou
for sale at private sale tho real "My G—d, you are right I’’—London
an«l after May 4, 1925, the under­
property belonging to said estate, Dally News.
signed guardian will proceed to
situated in Lane County, Oregon,
Oddities of the Wind
sell nt private sale to the highest
and described as follows, to-wit:
A prevalent Idea about wind Is bidder for cash all of the forego-
Donation Land Claim Notifies
tion, 771 being designated ns claim that It consists of ii mass of air ing described real property subject
No. 57 being pnrt of Section 32. in moving steadily and with approxi­ to confirmation bv said court,
Township 21 8. R. 3 West and mately the same speed In all parts. Bids may be presented to the
Claim No. 38 being part of Section Such n wind Is a rarity, says Na­ guardian nt Lebanon, Oregon, or
5, in Township 22. S R 3 West of ture Magazine, and perhaps never to her attorney in Albany, Oregon.
W. M being bounded and described occurs near the ■■arth’s surface. A
as follows, to wit: Beginning nt n normal wind a full of waves and Abstract of title will be furnished
and It flows past any par­ tho purchaser.
point 24 chains ami 51« links North eddies,
ticular point In a succession of
Dated and the first publication
and 19 chains nnd 70 links West gusts
and lulls. These Irregulari­
from tho Southeast corner of Sec ties In the wind are revealed by the hereof is March 30, 1925.
8. M. HANSARD,
tion 32, in Township 21, South of movements of smoke pouring from
Range 3 West nnd running th tVIlPO a chimney on h windy day.
C. C. Bryant,
Guardian.
West 15 chains and 51 links. thence
Attorney.
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South 89 degrees nnd 59 minutes
Datl Famous in History
West, 21 chains nnd 76 links,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The name "Eighteenth Bmmalre"
thence South 42 chains nnd 50
links, ♦ hence Fast 37 chains and Is given the bloodless revolution
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
«5 links, and thence North 12 whereby Napolvon llonaperte, on
November 9, 171*9 overthrew the
chains and fifty links to the place directory and the councils of an­ Land Office at ifcseburg, Oregon,
of beginning, containing 159.20 cients nn<l of the five hundred, March 28. 1925.
acres in Lane County, State of establlslied the consulate In Its
Notice is hereby given that John
Oregon. Also the lots numbere.1 place and had himself chosen first H. Volgamore, of Comstock, C
7 nnd 8 of Section 32. in Tp. 21 H. consul. This coup d’etat was so who, on JuMuiry 3, 1922, made
R. 3 Went, containing 16)^ acres called because It took place on the IL mestcad Entry, No 014259, L„
eighteenth day of Brumatre—the NF** NE’4. Section 17, Township
in Lan,, County, State of Oregon.
Offers will bo receive«! by the first month of the year according to 21 S, Range 4 West, Willamette
French revolutionary calendar.
administrator at tho office of the
Meridian, has file«I notice of in
- Kansas City Star.
Hotts A Winslow, attvrne> s nt
tention to make three year Proof,
law. Tillamook, Oregon. Th ->le
to establish claim to the land above
The Black Death
w ill ln> made for cash, sub», t to
■l«'*eribed, before the Register and
With
the
exception
of
the
World
mortgage to the State Land Hoar.I
war. perhaps no other calamity that Receiver of the U. 8. I-an«l Office,
now upon mid property, an! sub­ ever
befell the human race can be at Rosebv.rg. Oregon, on tho 9th
ject to approval by th«« County ewmpareil with that of the black Jay of May, 1925,
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon. death and the accompanying famine,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Dited this 23rd «lav of \pril, which afflicted all Western c I v III om i hristopher C. Watkins, Peter Mor
1925.
tlon during the middle decade of
kotta, William L. Curtis, all of
the Fourteenth .'rotary.
it» loU bus her« «ar» ««My rath Curtin, Oregon and Robert Anlauf.
mated at friwu .ar fOvtk to thre«- of Anlauf, Oregon,
tourtha of the retire m^olatlca
non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY,
Kanw iVnalnlT It was m «« a£30e(2)
Register. |
Uwa
iMugUe.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Special bookkeeping systems
of every kind. The Sentinel.
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Ironing Board
Is Past
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Before Another Week
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