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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THTRSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925 j Nearby News 4J HEBBON. People of Cottage Grove and Vicinity A Few Red-Hot Ones! CUPBOARD DOORS, $1.10 UP (31 sizes in stock) 5X PANEL DOORS 2-6x6 8x1', $3.10 2 8x6 8x1 ", $3.15 Also Shingles and Moulding at Lowest Prices. Cottage Grove ^Manufacturing Co ¡5 WOOD Any Kind Any Time PRICES RIGHT Tenns: Cash Quimby Bros. Piloni1..: Office 70, He». 121 L tfcC2) gnnnannnnnannannnannnan» □ h u 11 11 11 11 ri 11 11 11 H n Sanitary Beauty Mrt. /I. A. llamen Marcelling Manicuring Facial Massage h Shampooing »i Bobbing 11 □ Hair Tinting 11 French Paper Curl □ Shop r hones: Office 30 Rea. 118-Y Evening!* by Appoint, incut _____ ■□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□fl (Special to The Sentinel.) Ang. 25.—The social and business meeting of the Christian Endeavor at Charles White’s Saturday eve ning was not very well attended because of the rain. Elvis Kelly and Hubert Ewing motored to Lakeport last week. R. B. Powell motored to Lorane 1 last Thursday. THORNTON CORNERS. Mr. Hoven, of the Eugene Bible university, preached at Hebron last (Special to The Sentinel.) Sunday and will again next Sun- Aug. 21.—Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ! lav. His wife and little son were I Hambley and son, who had visited I ’ with him. Mrs. Hambley’s aunt, Mrs. James | George Aldridge and sister, Plaster, returned to Los Angeles 1 ' Skelton, motored to Roseburg Tuesday of last week. urday, returning Sunday. Mra. Tom Foster and children j Truman I rurnan Clark and family mo- i tored to Eugnne Sunday afternoon visited Sunday at the George F ob - i I and visited the Charles Turner . ter and R. B. Dixon homes. Mrs. Willian visited her daugh- i ' family. Mr. Clark and Mr. Turner were boys together bark in Illinois. ter at Culp Creek Sunday. Miss Evelyn Bose accompanied her i Threshing and blackb(‘rry pick- 1 ing are the principal occupations aunt, Mrs. Flora Fleak, to Port- | land last week to remain two 1 of the neighborhood this week. Archie Gilhain and family mo- weeks. D. Quaglia, whose home was de tored to Cloverdale springs Thurs lay and visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob stroyed by fire, has the new house • rt Lackey, Mrs. Gilham’s parents. nearly completed. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher spent | Mr. and Mrs. Ream and daughter, Mrs. Robert Campbell, of Walter from Friday to Monday at Myrtle | villa, visited Sunday with their i Point with Mr. Fisher’s sister, Mrs. j daughter and sister, Mrs. George R. L. Ritchey, and on Sunday ac- I eompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ritchey ! Kubel beck. Mrs. 8. A. Thornbrup and little to Bandon, Coquille, Marshfield and ; son, of Portland, are visiting at North Bend. Elmer and Frank Miller spent 1 the homo home of Mrs. Thornbruo’s Sunday here with their aunt, Mrs. brother, L. D. Huff. Christine Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Robinette DORENA. and two daughters, Yynona and Betty, and Earl Ware, of Eugene, (Special to The Sentinel.) and Mr. and Mrs. George Alleman, ' August 25.—Mrs. Kate Sears, of Cottnge Grove, spent Thursday vis of Divide, wero Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George iting relatives here. The A. 8. Foster. Word fmnily returned Wednesday Chris Tonoli, who was dismissed from u week’s outing nt Newport. from a Eugene hospital Thursday, 1). L. Englund, sons Roy, Leonard went down again Wednesday for nnd Alvi» and daughter Bessie left treatment. His arm is healing J Saturday for an outing nt Wnld- rapidly. port. W. F. Schelley and Mr. John Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hart, of son, of Roseburg, superintendent I Portland, spent Su h day nt the and employe of the Umpqua divi home of Mrs. Hart’« mother, sion of the California-Oregon Power “Aunt” Kate Land. company, wero at the C. A. Dodge The Albert Paquette family re turned Sunday from spending the home Tuesday. Clifford Shot-fridge made a trip summer in Washington. Mrs. U. H. Bales and daughter to Bend on his motorcycle last week, returning Wednesday. Juanita wont to Santa Clara Mon- Frank Knox, of Cottage Grove, day to visit the James Chapman spent two day» of last week nt family. T. The new rock crusher at Ccrro the home of his sister, Mrs. A. Gordo stated crushing rock Monday Beidler. for the new pieces of road. LONDON. lie* thr run non i popularity of for our n ork UlOSt” with Schofield Stewart Reristererl Plumber Phon« »V K NORTH SEVENTH NTREET ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■«a MOUNT VIEW. FORD Announcing Important Changes in Bodies and Chassis Udded Beauty and Utility Closed Cars in Color No Increase in Prices All-steel bodies on Tudor Sedan, Coupe and open cars. Bodies and chassis both lowered. Larger, more attractive fenders, affording greater pro tection. New improved transmission and rear axle brakes on all types. One-piece ventilating wind shield on closed cars; double ventilating type on open cars. Curtains opening with all doors on Touring car and Runabout. Closed cars in col ors, with upholstery of finer quality to harmon ize; and nickeled radiator shells. Many other re finements now add to the beauty and quality of these cars. WOODSON BROTHERS (Special to The Sentinel.) Aug. 21.—Clarence and Joe John son left Saturday for Ogema, Sask., I where they will remain during har vest. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scott aiul 1 little daughter, of Dorena, were Saturday night guests of Mrs. Anianda Scars. SUMMONS. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boss are MENT. staying in the Grove caring for In the Circuit Court of the State their son Albert, who is convales Notice is hereby given that of Oregon for Lane County. Stella V. Fouts, Plaintiff, V». Martin H. Anderson, administrator cing from an operation. C. Fouts, Defendant. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales vis of the estate of Adella White An ■ . Charles To Charles C. Fouts, Defendant: derson, deceased, has filed his final ited Sunday with Mrs. Bales’ par account You are hereby required to ap in the matter of said es ents, Mr. and Mrs. Green, south tate in the county court of the pear and answer the complaint »tate of Oregon for Lane county: filed against you in the above en of Coltage Grove. suit within six week» from Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath ac- and that Tuesday, the 29th day of titled September, 1925, at the hour of 10 the date of the first publication of eompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. C. o’clock in the forenoon of said day this summon» in The Cottage Grove Wright, of Walker, to Oakridge in the court room in the county | Sentinel, which date is July 30 court house, at Eugene, Lane coun i 1925, and you are hereby notified Sunday. that unless vou appear within said Mr. and Mrs. Denipston and »on tv, Oregon, has been fixed as the I time your default will be entered time and place by tho said court Lester and Miss Withrow, of Oro- [ for the hearing of objection» to for want of an answer and the gon City, visited Friday with Mr. ■ said final account and the final plaintiff will make application to the Court for the relief praveil for settlement of »aid estate. nnd Mrs. Richard Hanna. Any nnd all objection» to said in the complaint, to-wit: That the The Mount View school sewing final account and the final settle marriage contract now existing be club met Friday afternoon with ment of »aid estate must be filed tween you nnd the plaintiff be with the clerk of said court on or forever dissolved. Miss Mary Snauer. The Hon. G. F. Skipworth. Cir Mr. and Mrs. Dunnivnn, of the before the said date of hewn ng. Dated this 27th day of August. I cuit Judge of luine Countv, State Grove, and Mr. and Mr». J. R. 1925. of Oregon, made and dated an or Cooley were at the Mrs. Amanda MARTIN H. ANDERSON. der July 28, 1925. directing this Administrator of the estate of Summons to be published in the Scar» home Sunday. Adella White Anderson, de- Cottage Grove Sentinel once each Miss Esther Thornton, of Cottnge | week for six successive week»; nnd Grove, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H,,rbert w. Lombard, thnt you nppenr nnd answer the Attornev for estate. n27s24o(T1 •aid complaint within six weeks Clifford Lcbow. , Claude Arno was hew from from the date thin Summons is first published. Florence for several days attending NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE HERBERT W. LOMBARD, MENT. to hi» threshing. Mr. Proctor ne- Attorney for Plaintiff, compnnied Mr. Arne on hi» return Notice is hereby given 1 Fir»t National Bank Building. administrator of ‘ ’ * to Florence, While Mr». Proctor Henry Rissue, jl30-»10e(T) Cottage Grove, Oregon the estate of Ronben Rissuc, remained at the Arne home caring deceased, final has filed his ------ Salesbooks. The Sentinel. for the two little boy». account in the manor of »aid es Mr». Aninndn Sears and Miss tate ... in the ------ county court of the Laura RUey visited Mrs. I.utheria state .UW of of Oregon Oregon for Lane county: and that Tuesday, the 29th day of S< m-inm r 1925, •• — — ------------------------------------------- n Dowells Tuesday. Si pteuiber, at the — •‘oer.ofJO '.’¡'o.-k in’the forenoon of said day •Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Cox, of Red W ANTED—RELIABLE RENTER mond, visited Inst week with ---------- Mr. | in the court room in the county for good stock ranch of 300 acres Cox *t »¡»ter, Mrs. J. R. Cooler, court hou»e, at Eugene, Lane coun- < -xx i tv, Oregon, has been fixed aa the near Dorena. For particulars, see 1 hey were accompanied home by B»d plaee by the wi<1 eourt Wes Chrisman. a031p(2) Elisabeth Cooley, who will remain f0, the hearing of objections^ to said final »rrount »ml the final Neglect of the liver results in I <>lt KALE- Jl'NE PULI.ET8, She with them for a visit. thresher settlement of »aid objMtlo ««»ate. „ toxaid self poisoning! Not no quickly, per The Scott A Chrisman tnn.ner, to 75c each; roosters, 20c each. Delivered In city by Joscn or half has l>e«>n threshing in this neigh 1 final account and the final ’•’tue- hap«, but just as surely as if you ment of said estate must be filed drank poison out of a bottle. If loz.cn lota. Mr». Foss. Loniue borhood during the past week. Mm. Frank Sears, of the Grove, with the clerk of »aid eouvt on or you liver is not doing its work of route. «24 Í7p the said date of hearing. came out with Mr«. Amanda Sears | before Dated thia 27th day of August, helping digestion, eliminating waste FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT Wednesday for a »hort visit. 1005 ___ from the bowels and purifying the HENRY RI88UE, blood, you will always be troubled nt eornor of Birch avenue and Administrator of the estate of <»ld north Pacific highway. H ourc with sick headaches, nausea, bilious Bookkeeping systems. The Reuben Rianna, d«U'a«ed •lumber 151. Inquire of Mra. L. L. Sentinel. nsae, bad breath, gas, sour stoma eh, Herbert W Lombard. Attorney for eatate. «¿7«24c(Ti or constipation. Woolley, 31) uorth I* 8t. a27a3p Clean*« and tone your liver! Put rows FOR SALE ONE OR ALL. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION your system in condition so yon notice R. E. Hendrick, Curtin, Ore the county court of the state of feel your very best again I Try United States Land Office. Rose I ii Oregon. gon. a27-31p in »nd for Lane county. just a spoonful of Dr. H. R burg. Oregon, July 29. 1925 In the mutter of the estate of Tbaeher's ax sellout Liver and Blood Notice 1» herebv given that Jcsee Fl >11 RAI E WASHER WATER Millard I-ammon, deceased. !.. Crawford of Cottage Grove, who, I Notice is hereby given that the Symp after the next few meals motor and wringer. Mm. O. L. on Scpttember 27, 1920, made dune«, 921 Gibb* avenue. a27 31p Homestead Entry, No. 013M1, for ‘ undersigned cveuuirix of the estate and notice the quick Improvement 'of Millar*I l-smmon. deceased, ha» IMR SALE—FORD COUPE IN S U. RE. M. Section 11, file<l herein her final account and «a the way row eat. nleep. look and 1'onnsnip 21 R. Range 3 West, that Tuesday, the 29th day of Sep Mai—the return of strength, vigor first class condition, driven 700 Willamette Meridian, has file«! no (ember, 1925. at the hour of 10 and energy. Toe will be complete miles. ISO Fifteenth street. «27 lip tie« of intention to make three ! o'eloek a. m. of said <lay ha» l>«* n ly satisfied; otherwise there will vear Proof, to establish claim to bv the »ai*l court appointed as the Dr. Thaaher's Liver WVNTED -RELIABLE WOMAN the land above described, before time, and the county court room be no cost the United Stats Imad Office, at in Eugene. Oregon the plant' for and Blood Symp is sold and reecm or young woman for housework Roseburg. Oregon, on the 10th Jav the hearing of objections to said mon'ted by Kem'a for Drugs ano IMS Ash avenue. a27*3p of September. 1925. final account end the settlement Claimant names as witnesses: i thereof, at which time all person» «11 other loading drugg«.. WOOD FOR SALE AT 714 Did you know that all diseases •Toha S Allen. Arnold Ducmt. A interested mne uptaeer and file north Douglas street. Come ami R Imneaster. Daniel H Brumbaugh, objections thereto. of the eyea are euruble without the all of Cottage Grove, Oregon. EMILY JANE LANK. get th. kind vou wi»h. O G aid of glass»-» or operation I Dr. RAMtLt. A. CANADAY, H. J. Shinn. Executrix. B'lWB. a>7p ' non ewal. a3 91(91 Hagen. eow(T) Register Attornev for estate. at7«t4e I (Special to Tho Sentinel.) \ugust 26.—Mrs. C. W. Ewing, who had been visiting her son Roy at Glendale, returned home the Inst of the week accompanied by her son ’» family who spent the week end here. Mr and Mrs. J. P. Graham of Cottage Grovo, cousins of Mrs. Mary Massey, were dinner guests nt the Massey home Friday eve ning. Mrs. Nancy Oglesby, who had been Mrs. Massey’s house guests for several days, returned home with them. Elmer Berggren is erecting a new garage. JoHsie Bemis has purchased a new Chevrolet coupe Mrs. O. W. 1 White returned home Sunday from Grunts Pass, where she had been visiting for n week. Mrs. J. K. Bnnton, Miss Noia Banton, B. G. Bnnton and daughter Geraldine, Mrs. M rs. George Bailes and daughter Reta, Mrs. Harold Abeene un I daughters Lovella and Lucille attended church nt Lone Cedar Sunday. Mrs. Charles Powell and children, who had spent nearly two weeks nt Harrisburg, returned home Hat- urday. Mrs. James Powell and children were shopping in Eugene Saturday. dames Simpson and A. S. Newton motored to Sutherlin Sunday and brought home a load of fruit. Elmer Berggren and Clayton WANTADS .•11 most- Tower went to Garden Valley Mon- ' day after fruit. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Marlow ar rived Monday of last week from Sunnyside, Wash., and visited a ■ few days with Mrs. Marlow’s par-I ents, Mr. and MrB. George Suth- erlanil. They left Thursday for Tucson, Aris., where they expect | to spend the winter. John Massey and mother were business visitors in Curtin and Eu- gene Monday. Joe Abeene is moving his family into the Norman Hays house. Look Out for Self Poisoning Our Building Material Line Includes— CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, BRICK, FIRE BRICK, TIU CLAY, MKTAL LATH, C0RN1R UKAD8, SHUi- ____ GLES, DRAIN TILE, SEWER TTT.lt, CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL, PLASTERING SAND, ZOURI STORK FRONT FITTINGS, AND OTHEB THINGS TOO NUMINOUS TO MENTION No Charge on City Deliveries Godard 6? Randall Just North of S. P. Station—Phone 100 COME TO DILLARD U7-illiams ’ Dillard Gardens Wish to thank you for your patronage during the past week. CANTALOUPES are r.„„ now at the height of their season—their beat and tastiest ----- We have seven vari- eties. WATERMELONS— the G. sort that made Dillard famous—an* fully seitmmed. W•' will have the choice first pick from a field hitherto for Snnday untouched. We have five kinds of these. rTh?!¿.T° We W pick •’'.’'‘"A them 7, Sny Way may. -V0U Want th<>rn' or yoii box or bushel. trade 1°*S- are r*»ed for the Sunday of your dollar ■' direct from the grower the size oi your dollar m increased at the Blue and Gold Stands
