The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 21, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

C(>TTAGE_Gl<OyE_SENTINEL? MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1925
PAGE FOUR
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visit with the W. A. Keene family.
Harry Bcmston came home from NW|4 8Ei4, Section 21, Township
Township 19 S., Range 4 West,
C. H. Haight returned Saturday Laurel, Wash., Tuesday evening.
S.,
Range
4
West, Wil­
from Yreka, Calif., bringing Mrs.
Ray Myers, of Delight valley, 1 19
lamette Meridian, has filed no­
---------------------------------------------------------------- li Haight, who had made an extended ha. been sawing wood in this vi­ It'
tice of ..................
intention to make three
visit with her mother. They came cinity the past week.
year Proof, to establish claim to
DELIGHT VALLEY.
FOR SALE—A MODERN PLA8-
by the way of Ashland, Crater and
Della Heil, of Portland, is stay­ the land above described, before
tored bungalow. Five rooms and
Diamond lakes and Bend, and over ing at the home of her sister Mrs. E. O. Immel, U. S. Commissioner,
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 12th
(Special to The Sentinel.)
bath downstairs.
Entire upper
the McKenzie Pass.
James Conley.
day of October, 1925.
Sept. 19.—Miss Lois Jackson,
story finished in one room. Elec­
An ll'/t-pound son was born to
Alma, Opal and Olive .Viney
Claimant names as witnesses:
tric lights, hot and cold water, sep­ who has been ill the pant two Mr. and Mrs. Lawrencu Montieth, returned from the hop yards Tues­ Herman Left, of Eugene, Oregon;
William Ham, of Springfield, Ore­
tic tank, macadam street, some weeks, is improving.
September 11, at a Eugene hospital. day.
gon; Arthur F. Ham, of Lorane,
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, of
fruit trees, strawberries, raspber­
The R. C. Barfield family came
Oregon; Paul Decker, of Corvallis,
ries and large garage. Some furni­ Salem, arrived last Saturday for a here last week from Salem to make
Manifestly Impossible,
Oregon.
ture if desired. Good security ac­
their home on the Harding place.
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
“I knew an artist once who
LOST
—
GOLD
WATCH
AND
cepted with mortgage back for
Register.
W. A. Keene has purchased the painted a cobweb on the veiling non-coal a31-»28(2)
chain.
Masonic
emblem
attached.
part, if desired, or monthly pay­
Dustin place one mile cast of the so realistically that the maid «pen: it
Reward
of
$5
for
return
to
Sentinel
ment plan can be arranged. E. B.,
NOTICE OF SALE OF 83,000 OF
Grove on the Row hiver road and hours trying to get it down » ♦
Sentinel.
a31tf(2) office and no questions asked. s21p expects to move his family by
‘‘PAVING INTERSECTION
‘ * Sorry, dear, I just don’t be- I
BONDS” IN THE CITY OF
Oeteober
1.
lieve
it.
”
FURNISHED
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
TOMATOES—C. A. KING IS
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Manning, of
709 First street, Cottage Grove.
“Why not? Artists have been
moving a swell tomato crop. Get
Agenda, Kan., are visiting the known to do such things.”
Phone
150-L.
s21-24e
Notice is hereby given that
yours tow. 51 the bushel, seconds
Kent and Nixon families this week.
‘‘Yes, but not maids!”—London! sealed bids will he received for the
priced to suit, at ranch, 2'4 miles LOST—A RED
sale of Three .Thousand Dollars
AND
WHITE
School opened Monday morning Opinion.
east of Cottago Grove.
I’hone
($3,000.00) of “I’aving Intersec-
ribbon agate watch charm. Please with Miss Wheeler, of Pleasant
tion
Bonds” of the citv of Cottage
1F5.
s!4-21p(2) return to Sentinel office.
»21c Hill, as teacher.
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION . Grove by the city recorder of said
|
city
at his offico in tho city of
The Walker union high school
WA NT ED.—EELIA BLE R ENT ER WANTED—LADY TO DO HOUSE
Cottage Grove until the hour of
llso
opened
Monnav
With
Mr.
and
Department
of
the
Interior,
U.
S.
for good stock ranch and general
work. N. E. Glass.
s21c
eight o’clock P. M. of Monday the
Mrs. Lisle as teachers. Ten pupils I.and Office at Roseburg, Oregon, 5th day of October. 1925, at which
fnrm near Dorona. Plenty of hay
; August 31, 1925.
registered
from
here.
FOR
SALE
—
GOOD
WORK
HORSE
in storage. Plenty of water. 300
Notice is hereby given that time and in the council chamber
Lionel and Gwendolyn Haight George Arrel Lowry, of Cottage of the city hall of Cottago Grove
Weight 1300.
One and a half
acres. Can have possession on or
said bids will be opened and con­
before October 1. For Particulars miles east of town. .J. H. Pons­ were among the party of young I Grove, Oregon, who, on August 7, sidered by the council of said citv.
1920, made Homestead Entry, No. Said Ixonds shall bear date
*2 Ip peoplo who spent Sunday at Tri 013221,
see Wes Chrisman.
sl4-21p(2) ford.
for W% SE%, and SE% I first day of October. 1925, the
and
angle lake.
SE!4, Section 9, Township 22 ■ will
be due as to principal and
FOR
RENT
—
THREE
ROOM
FUR
RAMS FOR SALE—REGISTERED
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Conner, of South. Range 2 West, Willamette !
payable
by
the
city
of
Cottage
nished suite light housekeeping Eugene, spent the week end at the Meridian, has filed notice of in- 1
Shropshire rams and ewes. I’hone
Grove, as follows:
tention to make three year Proof,
51 FBI. Hurry M. Shrenk, route 2, rooms. Electrit light, hot and cold C. C. Conner home.
Principal due Ten (10) years
to establish claim to the land |
Also a single
Junction City.
sl4-21p(2) water, bath, etc.
The Lee Nixon family spent above described, before the United , from date, tho city reserving the
room.
I’hone 199 J.
1404 west
right
retire any and all of said
Saturday in Eugene with Mr. and States Land Office, at Roseburg, I bonds to
FOR SALE—SEED CHEAT. MRS. Main street.
one(l) year after date there­
Oregon, on the 9th day of Octo­
s21tfc Mrs. Arthur Henson.
of ; said bonds to be issued in
John Hull, 2 miles south of Cot­
ber, 1925.
The T. D. Hodges family will
Claimant names as witnesses: lienominations of Five Hundred
tage Grove. Phone 37F5. s17o8p(T) COME AND TRADE YOUR OLD
Dollars
($500.00) each with interest
Cheslev
I,.
Churchill,
Earle
N.
Cru-
heaters for nice new ones. Also soon move to a farm two miles
bearing coupons attached bearing
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— trade your old furniture for new. east of Goshen. The Hankins fami­ son. Hiram R. Rawlings, John interest
at not to exceed Five
Barker, all of Cottaco Grove, Ore­
House and lot in Grants Pass Short’a Second Hand store. s21 24p ly will move onto the Rose farm.
(5%) per cent per annum, pavable
gon,
annually on the first of October of
and 80 acres near town, for stock
non-coal HAMILL A .CANADAY,
s3-01(2)
Register. each year; and the principal nnd
ranch near Cottage Grove on good FOR SALE—TWO PONIES AND
SAGINAW.
interest shall be pavable at the
buggy and harness, all for $40.
road.
Address box 656, Grants
city treasurer’s office in Cotta«e
Pass, Ore.
sl7-21p One pony alone $15 or both $25.
Grove, Oregon. The whole of said
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
bonds shall be concurrent nnd
J. E. McCall, Black Butte route.
Sept.
21.
—
School
opened
Monday
shall
bo without priority as to each
COTTAGE AND TWO LOTS FOR Phone 37F14.
s21p
Department of the Interior, U. 8. other, and shall be a general ob­
morning with an enrollment of Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
sale.
735 Houth Eighth street.
ligation
of the city of Cottage
August 27, 1925.
Bud Shortridge.
sl7o5p(2) WANTED—PLACE TO BOARD. 25 pupils.
Grove, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that Mat-
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moody at­
Would like to work for part of
Said bonds arc to be negotiable !
tie M. Benson, of Eugene, Oregon,
ROOMS UNFURNISHED, O R board while attending high school. tended the funeral of Mrs. Moody’s who, on August 27, 1920, made and shall be sold for not less than
their
par value plus accrued inter­
small house. State how far from i Robert A. Harrington, B. B. route, j sister-in-law, Mrs. Roxie Montieth, Homestead Entry, No. 013263, for
the city reserving the right
s21p | at Cottage Grove, Wednesday.
E%
NWi/v,
SW>/i
NE% and est;
school.
Address
The
Sentinel, j Cottage Grove.
to reji.f anv and all bids. Said
¡ WANTADS
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BREAD
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of RunousYiighVacuuní
Attachments
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Remember-—this amaz­
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ONLY
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Service Station
5TH & MAIN STS.
Our Building Material Line Includes—
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Fire Brick,
Fire Clay, Metal Lath> Corner Beads, Shingles,
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
The Owl Says:
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Kurptniers,
That's L's.
If you want distinctive style,
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if you want to be well-dressed yet not
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offered in Max Schwartz Tailoring and
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MAX SCHWARTZ
51$ Main St.
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Make Your Car Look Like
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Yes, you can enjoy the FREE use of a
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means to keep the Eureka by paying only
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PHONE 1750 AT ONCE
Avoid Last Day Rush
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27 East Ninth St.—Phone 1750—Eugene, Ore.
Newspaper
Advertising
Makes Big
Stores Out
of Little Ones
And keeps them from becom­
ing little stores again.
Inviting You!
The artistic refreshing appearance of our soda
fountain gives you the urge to have a sanitary
drink mixed for you. The taste of one gives
you the urge to try another.
The White Pharmacy
Grant Tower
Accounting and Systems
30 \ cars Experience
^ •
Men who like distinctiveness in their clothe«
are finding their ambitions realised in
this establishment.
e fit you ns the suit is made. We carry
the Detmer line.
Phone 81—We Will Call
CL1ANIR
BUY IT IN OUR TOWN
G. A. Sanders, Prop.
Plumbing and Heating
FREE 585-0 '
Are you helping to pay the rent of the big city stores?
Are you contributing to the taxes, insurance, interest,
employees’ wages, and the hundreds of other expenses
of the department stores or mail order houses?
Most surely you are if you are buying things from them.
Every dollar’s worth of goods sold by such business­
houses must help pay these expenses. These costs are
enormous and must be paid—and if you buy, you pay.
Isn’t it better economy to buy from the merchants of
your town?
You pay less and you get more, and your money stays
where it will be invested in your own good.
THE COTTAGE GROVE
ELECTRIC BAKERY
325 MAIN STREET
the amount of Three Thousand
Dollars (83,000.00), or so much
thereof as may be necessary for
the purpose of paving street inter­
sections of the city.”
Dated ami first published this
14th day of September. 1925.
HOMER GALLOWAY.
si ><»5( M )__________ < itv 10'corder.
Whose Rent Do You Pay?
The quality of our Bread is put
there on purpose. We make it
the best we know how—every
day.
GEO. H. DAHL
bonds are to be disposed of under
an act entitled:
b
“An Act to amend the Charter
of the City of Cott ace Grove,
Lane County, Oregon, by aciding
a new chapter thereto authorizing
and empowering the common coun­
cil of the city to issue and sell
negotiable bonds of the city to I
ires
7
30 x 3V2 sizes at bargain prices
for 10 days or until present stock
is sold.
Will Assist You With Your
Bookkeeping and Accounting
Hohl’s Auto Body and Top Shop
Motorcycles
and
Bicycles
MENDENHALL
And General Repairing of All Kinds
New and Used Machines of All Makes
at Reasonable Prices.
Tricycles. Wagons and Scooters
Everything in the Cycle Line
HARRY RENTLE
The Bicycle Shop
400 Main St.
Jewelry and Watch
SALE
Fine Watch Repairing
S. P. Watch Inspector
Cottage Grove
Your Afternoon Party or
Evening Banquet
Will be more thoroughly enjoyed if the lunch-
eon or nu al is served by us
The Gray Goose Tea Room
A Good Place to Eat