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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925
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'of the Social Neighbors club at
DELIGHT VXLLEY
the home of Mrs. Lawrence Monti-
eth in Delight Valley Wednesday.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
The Mallette family has moved
June 15.—Mr. and Mrs. Ray
to Junction City.
Nixon, of Portland, were here for
Mrs. Ed Leum and children and a short visit with relatives the first
SAGINAW.
Mrs. Torn Smith, of Cottage Grove, part of last week.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Mrs. Lawrence Monti et h was
(Special to The Sentinel.)
hosteM to Social Neighbors last
June 13.—Mrs. D. W. McKinney McKinney Tuesday afternoon.
Harry Benston, accompanied by Wednesday afternoon.
visited friends in Cottage Grove
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keene have
Welden Cornuti, of Delight Valiey,
Monday.
Rudolph
Campbell
left
with left Friday morning for Laurel, j both been on the sick list.
Miss Lois Jackson was home
Company D Thursday night for Washington. Jack Thornton, who
had been working here for the from Eugene last Wednesday.
eamp nt Medford.
The C. A. Moore, Lee Nixon and
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. L. Fink returned telephone company, accompanied
Tuesday from a month's stay in them as far as his home at Eugene. E. J. Sears families joined a party
Portland.
Harry Cotter has a crew of men i from the Grove and picnicked on
Mrs. Lowell Benston nnd Mrs. working on the Lorane road this Mosby creek Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Cornutt and Vivian
Harry Cotter attended the mooting week.
left Sunday on a two-week motor
trip to their former home in Cali­
fornia. They will be accompanied
by a sister of Mrs. Cornutt’s from
Riddle.
Mrs. Hodges and daughter, of
Roseburg, came up Saturday to
visit Mrs. Hodges’ son, T. D
The Business College will be in session throughout the
Hodges.
Summer Months. All classes will he conducted the
The Hugh Nixon family spent
same as during the regular school year.
Sunday at Noti with the Elliott
family.
Miss Fern Hays, of Eugene, called
at the E. J. Rears home Sunday
A. IS. Roberts, President.
evening.
992 Willamette St.
Phone 666
Eugene, Oregon.
Prof. Winn and family, of Cor­
vallis, were guests at the C. H.
Haight home Sunday.
The E. J. Kent family start west
today from Kansas, and will be
home soon.
° Nearby News
SUMMER SCHOOL
XSW ABOUT IT
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
NOW YOU MAY TRY THIS
VEGETABLE SYRUP FREE
SILK CREEK.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
June 13.—Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
This Is Your Chance to Prove That Toning Up Your Liver Campbell, who taught the church
Will End That Tired, Run-Down Feeling. Build Yourself school hare last winter, moved to
Up! Win Back Sound Digestion, Strength and Energy— | Sutherlin last week. Mr. Campbell
[expects to teach in Sutherlin next
Feel Your Cery Best Again!
winter.
Miss Leota Estes, who attended
In his private practice Dr. IL S. Thacher demonstrated that such
symptoms us Indigestion, Gas on a Hour Stomach, Belching, Dizziness, school at Sutherlin last winter, re­
Colds that Hung On, Hick Headaches, Constipation, thnt Tired Feeling turned to her home last Tuesday.
Alvis Foss went to Drain last
ami a general Run Down condition of the System nro often the result
of n Hluggish Liver nml that relief in such eases comes quickly when | Thursday to see about his examina­
the Liver is properly Cleansed and Toned and the System is working tion grades.
Frank Overholser has been ill the
normally again.
past week.
Why This Gives Relief
I ents known to Physicians for their
and
HEALTH
When working as Nature intend­ 1 CORRECTIVE
Bookkeeping systems. The
ed your Liver does three things BUILDING properties.
Each in­ Sentinel.
necessary to keep you feeling your gredient is chosen to help Nature
best. First, it purifies your BLOOD, 1 to (demise and tom» the Liver—to □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
every drop of which passes through correct this cause of Constipation
the IJ ver every fifteen minutes. —to improve Digestion and Appe­ n
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Second, your Liver furnishes the tite—to Nourish and Strengthen □
essences that are es.sentinl to per­ the System to tom» the Tired and □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
fect DIGESTION.
Third, your Overtaxed Nerves, nnd to send CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH,
Liver supplies the secretions Na­ purer, Healthier Blood coursing
dental gold, platinum and dis­
ture uses to lubricate your intes­ through your veins.
carded jewelry. Hoke Smelting &
tines so that your Bowles can move
Refining Company, Otsego, Michi­
Clip the Coupon Below?
mitiirnlly, gently mid regularly
a2tfc(2)
will cost you nothing to try gan.
It
«•very day. When your Liver be-
health - building
vegetable ESTRAY—DARK JERSEY COW.
ciunes .sluggish it c.mmol do these this
syrup, All wo ask in return I is
Canie to tho Ostrander place, ono
three tiling«; conaeque ntlv, you
1
mile north of depot on April 17,
suffer from one or mo re of the that yon tell others what a few
spoonfuls did for you. Keep up 1925. Has left horn broken. Own­
hymptoms above describe (I.
this helpful treatment after the er may have her by paying ex­
Share It With Family!
sample bottle has demonstrated its penses. J. E. Tate.
jnl-22p(M)
Just to provo to you thnt you merits in your case. Show your
CAN got. quick RELIEF, druggists friends ami relatives that th<> regu­ MODERN BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
tire giving awnv FREE lilmral trial lar dollar size bottle is sold under
Is new anti located on south Sixth
size bottles of Dr. Thacher’a Liver the guarantee that every penny street. Phone 150-R.
jnljy2p(2)
n il Blood Hyrap. It is it svrup of will be refunded if fur any reason
FOR SALE—GRAY MARE, SEVEN
PURELY VEGETABLE ingreili they are not completely satisfied.
years old, gentle to ride or drive
single or double for women; set
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This Coupon I r Good for One Sample Bottle of
single harness, stock saddle, get
double harness, three-inch wagon.
Dr. Thacher’s Liver & Blood Syrup
Ethel Cline, Dorena.
jn8-18p(2)
if prnsented before the supply for free distribution is already
given awny. Read the full details above, then act at once, as
BABY CHICKS. 8 CENTS EACH.
this offer Is Limited. Get a trial size now by presenting this
June 8 tq 15 hatch. Hollywood
coupon to
strain,
Bert V. Hands, 2 miles
east of Cottago Grove.
jnS-ll-lfip
WANTADS °
FREE!
KEM’S FOR DRUGS
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 46
FOR S A L E—SEASONED FIR
wood, $5 a eord; posts, 13 cents
delivered; lumber, $5 per M. C. J.
Hess, Row River Mill & Wood Co.,
phone 1HF13 or leave orders with
Beaulieu & Harrel.
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HIGH GRADE PIANO NEAR
Cottage Grove will be sold to
reliable party at a big saving,
Ton dallars monthly will handle
—a snap. Write atonce to Tallman
Piano Store, Salem, Ore.
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SUMMONS.
Only Diamond Exceed»
the Circuit Court of the State of
the Sapphire in Value f i In Oregon
for the County of i«anc.
There Is no such stone ns a saph 1
diamond. There Is a distinct stone, •
a sapphire, a pure geui, being ex
celled In value by no precious stone
except the diamond. The supphire
Is regarded as a variety of corun­
dum, highly transparent and bril­
liant. It Is sometimes colorless, or
nearly so. It more frequently, how­
ever, exhibits color, generally a
bright red (1. e„ the ruby) or a
beautiful blue—the latter being
that commonly called sapphire.
Purplish or greenish color Indicates
a flaw, and usual defects are clouds,
milk spots, flakes or stripes. A sap­
phire largely used among Jewelers
Is called a “reconstructed sapphire,”
artificially made of hard glass
(crystal) In Fram e and Germany,
and Is of no value except for the
work entailed In cutting and mount­
ing in Jewelry. The true sapphire
is found crystallized, usually In six-
sided prisms, terminated by six-
sided pyramids. It is sometimes
found Imbedded in gneiss, but most
frequently occurs In alluvial soils.
It occurs In Bohemia and Saxony,
but the finest are found In Ceylon.
Kashmir and Burma also produce
fine specimens, and sapphires are
found In Australia and parts of the
United States. The value depends
on quality more than on size and
does not decrease with the size of
the gem.
Oriental Carpet Makers
Chant While They Work
The Oriental cannot work in con­
cert unless he cliunts In concert, too.
And he has a wonderful eur for his
own uproar. Here, for Instance, on
the floor were two men bending
over the same pattern-carpet. One
was dictating to a gung on one side,
the other on the other; they were
at different places, and as each
bawled out a direction to his men
the others were reveling In their
“So let It' be done.” Yet there was
not a mistake in either, though the
carpets were only Just beginning;
each gang must have caught every
’ord. At the big 57-foot carpet, of
course, the directions are hardly
needed; ft has been a-making for
many months, until the lender reels
off the colors and numbers by heart,
and the dozen workers, each op­
posite his strip of pattern, pnt In
the stitches like automata.
All the convict carpet workers
are picked men; It Is not every
malefactor that has the brain Co
take in the directions, the eye to
distinguish flie colors, or the hand
to put them In. Such as have prize
the work, for it Is the only task In
the central Jail at which you are
allowed to make a noise.—Bagdad
Exchange.
Gentlemen
Perhaps these are rarer person-
ages than some of us think for.
Which of us can point out many
such In this circle—men whose
alms are generous, whose troth Is
constnnt, and not only constant In
Its kind but elevated in Its degree;
whose want' of meanness makes
them simple; who can look the
world honestly In the face with an
equal manly sympathy for the great
and the small? We all know n hun­
dred whose coats are very well
made, nnd a score who have excel­
lent manners, nnd one or two happy
beings who are in what they call
the inner circles, and have shot
into the very center and bull’s-eye
of the fashion; but of gentlemen
how many? Let us take a little
scrap of paper and each make out
,
his list.—Thackeray.
Bird’s-Eye Maple
Bird’s-eye tnnple is a popular
name for hard, rock or sugar tnnple.
It Is called bird's-eye maple because
frequently the grain of the wood
exhibits a spotted appearance, sup­
posedly resembling birds’ eyes. Such
wood Is widely used for veneer and
finishing purposes. Sometimes, In­
stead of being spotted, the grain of
the wood appears wavy. Both of
these varieties of wood found In the
rock maple are accidental forms In
the arrangement of the wood fiber.
Blrda have nothing to do with it—
Pathfinder Magazine.
Ingratitude!
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BB—l'artahr et a (labi a»ea*
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SM—Smnll partielea et metter
bb— 4. loom r
Cb—»Betabllabetl price
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J. 8. McKay and Rose McKay,
husband and wife, Plaintiffs,
vs. .
B. F. Baker and Mrs. B. F. Baker
bis wife; Charles I. Baker and
Mrs. Charles I. Baker, his wife;
Elizabeth Hoffman and W. T.
Hoffman her husband; Robert
Baker and Mrs. Robert Baker,
his wife; Bell Koellernieir and
Louis Koellermier, her husband;
Laura Baker Dollar and Clem
Dollar, her husband; Mollie Kruse
and E. S. Kruse, her husband;
Fred Baker and Mrs. Fred Baker,
his wife; Gladys Baker Olsen and
Alfred Olsen, her husband; the
unknown heirs of Thursia A.
Baker, who is sometimes known
as Theressa A. Baker; the un­
known heirs of Ida Bell Blanken­
ship; the unknown heirs of David
M. Baker; Mrs. David M. Baker;
Martha Blankenship; and also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any rignt, title or in­
terest in and to the real property
described in the complaint herein;
Defendants.
To Martha Blankenship; the un­
known heirs of Thursia A. Baker,
w’ho is sometimes known as The-
ressa A. Baker; the unknown
heirs of Ida Bell Blankenship;
the unknown heirs of David M.
Baker; and all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any
right, title or interest in and to
the real property described in [
the complaint herein:
In the name of the State of Ore­
gon: You, and each of you, are
hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint filed against '
you in the above entitled cause
on or before six weeks from the
date of first publication of this
summons; and if you fail so to
appear and answer said complaint,
for want thereof the plaintiff will
take a decree herein ror the relief
prayed for in sai<l complaint, to-
wit: Adjudging and decreeing that
plaintiffs are the owners in fee
simple and entitled to the posses­
sion of the whole of the premises
described in the complaint and
described as follows:
Lot Numbered Six (6) in Block
Numbered One (1) in J. H. Mc­
____ to the City
Farland’s Addition
of Cottage Grove 1-
in Lane County,
State of Oregon, as platted
r
and
recorded on Page 164 of ' Vol. “P”
of the Deed Records of Lane
County, Oregon.
That the defendants have not,
nor have either of them, any
_ right,
„ .
title, interest or claim whatsoever
in and to the said premise«, or
any part thereof, and that plain­
tiffs’ title to said premises be for
ever quieted in this suit as against
the defendants and each of them,
and all persons claiming by, through
or under them, or either of them;
«and that plaintiffs have such other
relief herein as to the Court may
seem equitable.
This summons is published once
each week for six successive weeks
in The Cottage Grove Sentinel, a
twice-a-week newspaper of general
circulation published at Cottage
Grove, Oregon, by order of the Hon.
G. F. Skipworth, Judge of said
Court, which order bears date the
27th «lay of May, 1925| and the
date of* the first publication of
this summons is the 1st dav of
June, 1925.
H. W. LOMBARD,
Residence and postoffice ad­
dress: Cottage Grove, Oregon.
POTTER, FOSTER Sc TMMEL,
Residence an<l postoffice ad­
dress: Eugene, Oregon.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. ,jliyl3c(M)
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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned guardian of the «state
of Marjorie Lucille Knox, minor, in
pursuance of an order made by the
County Court of the State of Ore-
gon, for Marion County, in tho
matter of said estate shall from
and after the 18th day of July,
1925. offer for salp at private sale
the following real property be­
longing to said estate situated in
Lam County, Oregon, and described
as follows, to-wit:
An undivided one-fifth (1-5) inter­
est in and to Lot six (6) in
Block one (1) in James H. Mc­
Farland’s Addition to Cottage
Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
Offers will be received by the
guardian at the law office of W. E.
Keyes, 305-8, U. 8. National Bank
building, Salem, Oregon.
The sale will be made for cash
subject to confirmation by the
County Court of Marion County,
Dated this i 15th day of June,
1925.
I PH A KNOX,
Gnnrdian of Marjorie Lucidi
Knox, kfinor.
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'OR SALE—WHITE LEGHORN
On an Irish golf course there was
roosters, $1.50 per dozen. L. M. a shortage of raddles. A farm la­
Powell,
Delight
valley,
phone borer who had never seen golf
35F24.
jnll 22p(2) played was therefore pressed Into
sen-lee.
CATTLEMEN—STILL HAYE FEW
After two rounds tbe player for
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
registered hereford laills for sale whom he had caddied presented him
cheap. Aged from 8 months to 2 with a payment far beyond a la­
Department of the Interior, U. S.
years. D. H. Rempel.
jnll-18p(2) borer’s dally wag«.
I Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
The Improvised caddie was nat- May
27, 1225.
1935.
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for
__________
a further ____
engage­
Notice is hereby given that
FOR RENT-HOUSE AND BARN urally anxious
So,
aa
he
handed
over
the
J_
vnn
Oeorgo
Morris, of Cottage
nt 8i>9 south Sixth street. W. M. ment. “
he asked politely, ‘Might "JS?Jnly Ji,
Hill. Curtin, Oregon, telephone
Entry. No.
12FL5.
jnll 18p(2> your honor be dlggin' here again 01302.’ for Honu^stpail
NWU. Faction 2L
about the same time tomorrow Y
Township 21 S., Range 2 West,
WANTED fl DAY OLD CALVES.
Willamette Meridian, has filed
Will buy cnlvcg nt nnv time.
notice of intention to make three
The Reverse English
establish claim to
H. G. Denhnin, box 451, Cottage
Ixitta- 'J.the land above describe. I 1. before
befori
Grove, Oregon.
jL"p died worth $4 000.000— whs asked tho United States Land Office, at
one day by a Boston reporter why Roeetmrg' Oregon. on’ the^lOth’dav
LOST—BOY’S BROWN COAT she had never married._____________ of July, 1925.
sweater, with four pockets, nt
The actress’ eyes twinkled as
Claimant names as witneaaes:
ehnutnuqun
Thursday afternoon. she answered:
Luthera C. Dowens. Walter Dowons,
“I*ve always kept In mind, young Thomas flatten, nil of Cottage
Leave at Bank of Cottage Grove or
man
th» old Creek nhil<M«mhar'a
.1^X5*•
h.rnest Duncnn.
Duncan, of
man. the
philosopher’« 'A™*.
1'- Or»‘gon, Ernest
call It» Y.
dictum -of course I put the reverae 7,7,*r,«’„ ^1’T .
English
on
It-He
who
takes
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wife
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Remoter
Register
bod. nnd gprings. ono mnttress. take* rare. but he who take* care
one high grade chnir. Will trade doesn't take a wife.’ *
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
library tnble for large trunk.
Novel Cure
Department jf the Interior U H
A. L. Edmispen, phone 1ST J.
A man loaning over «he parapet I-aa<l Office at Roseburg Oregon
Solution of Punle Na. 46.
of a bridge looked so glum that a
-?•
kindly pedeatrlan stopped to make ,
hereby given that
tr
■PTÊJ t T r IÔ!
sure the gloomy one was not con-
Harrison Garman, of Cottage
templating suicide.
’’rX‘”•
who. on Jnlv ft.
’•No, It’s this nay.” exclaimed
exel.lm.,1 the .iXkL.™?’* Homerte^d
"dTT'T’5^*^
Entrv. H,.
No
"1 like to <-ome here once In
Pl a latter
while tv rest my face. 1 get tired i
^'I'aniettr Meridian, has
of smiling nil day at the store and filed notice of intention to make
it
1 don’t think I ought to be grouchy three year Proof, to establi.h elaini
at home."
V.’
I*’1* *6ovo .le.cribed, before
E. <
Iinrnel. U. S, Commissioner,
at Eugene. Oregon, on the Cth lav
Nothing
of .Tnty. 1925
Mary—What wage* will you pay. —name, as witneeses;
mum? '
Willwm T. Jonca. Jess W Remis.
Mistreats-
I am willing to pay you Elmer J. Groat, Richard B Gar
8O.T.
what you are worth.
nmn. Jr., all of Cottage Grove
ONE
•'Fve never worked for as little Oregoa.
as that, tuurn. Goed morning!“_ non enal HAMTI.L A. CANADA Y
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Register
London Tit Bl tn
a ^/ea/er near
you ^ho's a specialiftr
on MILES
OUR. neighborhood
a specialist on in*
"Red Crown" dealer’»
creasing gasoline mi.
leage—look him up.
If you derive a paternal satis*
faction in seeing your dollars
you’ll get an extra thrill
front buying MILES instead of just
gasoline for your car. Have the
dealer tune up your car to”Red
Crown"—the economy run gasoline
with the extra miles in it — and
use the Red Crown Mileage Card.
You'll soon learn to get K to JO
extra miles per tankful from
"Red Crown”.
0
dealers" Sell
"Red CroWri’MlLES'
Woodson Brothers
Cottage Grove
Bunge Service Station
Cottage Grove
C. H. Wood
London
Beaulieu & Harrel
Cottage Grove
Long & Cruson
Cottage Grove
Pete Marketta
Comstock
Woods Service Station
Cottage Grove
W. M. Hill
Curtin
West Side Garage
Cottage Grove
C. Roberts
Anlauf
Motor Inn Servier' Station
Cottage Grove
C. L. Madden
Pioneer Camp
buy miles
eyfefesttyÿiïl tffOÙYL^rxxâ^
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(C.llf.rala)
® 1915
Our Building Material
Line Includes—
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, BRICK,
FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, METAL
LATH, CORNER BEADS, SHIN
____
GLES, DRAIN TILE, SEWER TILE,
CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL,
PLASTERING SAND, ZOURI STORE
FRONT FITTINGS, AND OTHER
THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION
No Charge on City Deliveries
Godard & Randall
Just North of S. P. Station—Phone 100
Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to
give Cottage Grove a newspaper which emi­
nent authority has stated to be one of the
best country newspapers published anywhere.
K nowles & G raber
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HARDWARE
I Cottage Grove
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