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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1925 PAGE FIVE ]---------------------- I---------------------------------- --------- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stockwell of BUDGET NOTICE TO HUNTERS. COMMITTEE IS Medford arrived Tuesday to visit No hunting or trespassing on the NAMED BY MAYOR Mrs. Stockwell’s son, Leslie Learn N. . E. Glass fruit ranch or on the ing. N. E. GLASS, Citizens to Help Council Prepare J. I. Jones farm. J. W. GLASS. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson ar Estimates for New Year. rived Wednesday from Gold Beach to visit their daughter, Mrs. Ernest A budget committee to work Get your radios from Long Lebow. with the mayor and council in pre & Cruson at Service Garage. Money spent for highest quality paring the budget for the coming Cattle Slain in Woods. and finest workmanship is money year was appointed Monday night London, Oct. 14.—(Special.)— well spent. That is why you should by Mayor Knowles at council meet I go to A. B. Cochran, I. O. O. F. ing. Those appointed were 8. V. Cattle running at large in timber of this section have been killed building, for shoe repairing. ol5c Allison, O. E. Woodson, W. H. Daugherty, H. J. Shinn, Roy E. by unknown marauders who carry Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett re Shorty J. H. Chambers and R. E. away the hind quarters of the turned Tuesday from a trip through Walker. The committee will meet I animals and leave the remainder in Idaho, Washington and eastern October 26 to organize and review the woods. Alfred Lent has re Oregon. ported the loss recently of five budgets of former years. It is now estimated that \ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens and The council signed an acceptance head in this manner. new construction this year 1 Mrs. Stevens’ daughter. Miss Nao bringing the city police force under will exceed that of test a mi Hilton, left today for Portland the state compensation act. CARD OF THANKS. year by $250,000,000 J to visit relatives. We wish to express our sincere The only gift your friends can appreciation of the many kind Goff does the job right. Rear of First National bank. ol5c not buy is your photo. Good por nesses shown us during and follow Mrs. Henry Davis of Forestville, traits cannot be finishod as quick ing the illness and death of our Calif., returned to her home Wed ly as kodaks, so make your ap mother. Charles A Stevens, Monroe guaran nesday after a visit with her broth- pointment now. F. G. Stevens, tees to please. 22 north Sixth er, I. B. Morris. William L. Stevens, street. o8tfc(T) This bank invites business accounts Mr. and Mrs. N. W. White re Mrs. Emma Hittie, on a basis of mutual profitableness. turned this week from Portland, Mrs. Addio Woodson, Cafeteria Is Bought. where they visited relatives. •< Mrs. T. A. Ellis. O. F. Knox and W. W. Me- ol5c Robert Malcolm this week is Farland have purchased the Bell making extensive improvements on cafeteria in the Hotel Rmeed build- If you’re going to his home on Chestnut avenue. ing in Eugene and have taken heater this year, you Miss Hester Heard and Clyde V. possession, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Mr. Knox was until take advantage of the special r. Laffoon, both of Cottage Grove, two months ago one of the own- prices at Bressler & Son's. were married Wednesday in Eugene ers of the Gray Goose here, Air. NOTICE. by Justice of the Peace Harold McFarland was proprietor of the Rubbish must not be dumped on J. Wells. Elite several years ago. or near the county road at the Boys of the Freshman class of Looking for a gift or something city dump grounds east of the I Cottage Grove high and a number Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grube of upper-classmen spent this after to brighten up the home! Decorn- city. State law requires that rub went to Portland Sunday. noon in levelling off and lining tive candles are just the thing. bish be placed a distance from The dump ground is a The Emery J. Lane tract of the field and making other prep- Come in and see them. The Picture roads. distance back from the road and ——------------------------------------ □ four acres south of the city was »rations for the footbell game Shop. has a road leading to it. Violators Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel Vi 11 sold this week to S. W. Sowers. tomorrow with Eugene. of the law will be persecuted. Garage Building to Go Up. A. W. Middleton, of Aberdeen, arrive home today from a trip Hall & Lang handled the deal. CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE, A contract is to be. let within n ' United States tires are good tires. Wash., and W. H. Abel of Monte of several months to the south oli!-15c LANE COUNTY. few days for the erection of a Billie Hall Service Station. ol5c sano, Wash., arrived Monday on central portion of the United garage building near the business , States. They spent yesterday vis F. A. Creson was granted a di a business trip for the Anderson section on Pacific highway. Bressler’s have some special iting in Portland. Mrs. Harrel has vorce Tuesday in circuit court & Middleton company. It is understood that the space prices on heaters that will in partially recovered from her recent from ’Elizabeth Creson. N. J. Nelson reported the sale already has been leased, half for terest you, while the stoves illness which delayed their return Curtis Veatch is up from Albany of cars during the week as fol a new garage business and sales- I will keep you warm. home. on business. lows: Oveçland touring to W. B. room and half for a salesroom Mr. and Mrs. Lester Childs, S. W. Smith, Anlauf; Maxwell touring to exclusively. NOTICE TO HUNTERS. Galloway writes insurance. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. No hunting or trespassing per Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wheeler, William Calderhead; Essex coach Salmon Keyes left Tuesday on a New residents inquire for Goff. mitted on my property. Mrs. Lou Wheeler and Mrs. E. to F. M. Maxwell, Drain. fishing trip to Mapleton. ' R. E. LACKY. o!5c 012 15p Darnell, of Silk creek, visited the E. L. Truesdale of Minneapolis, Bear First National bank. Warm np these cool rnorn- first of the week with Mrs. Chris David J. Winton Sr., David J. ings with a heater purchased tina Richardson and Mrs. Eugene Winton Jr. and John Frederickson, 1924 light 6 Studebaker for Terminal Work to Start. at special prices at Bressler Miller east of the city. Work on the new Southern Pa sale. Service Garage. of Cour d’Alene, Idaho, arrived & Son’s. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Levenhagen, hero Sunday for a trip of inspec cific terminals at Eugene will be- An 80-foot flag pole was erected of Scottsburg, were visitors here tion to various mills of the district. gin within the next two weeks, it Bookkeeping systems. The Tuesday at the new athletic field, Monday. was announced this weok by E. L. Sentinel. . , Friends have received word from which is to be dedicated tomorrow. Dependable - shoe repairing, rear Mrs. A. J. Clarkson, who left a King, superintendent of lines in Oregon. The company will expend First National bank. 08c few weeks ago for Ayre, Scotland, $100,000 building a four track un>^ that she had reached her destina N. J. Nelson Jr. went to Portland This will be followed by the con tion after a pleasant voyage. She Tuesday on business. is visiting her mother at her old struction of a $550,000 tie Heat ing plant. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Henderson home. returned this week from Kalama, Mrs. M. V. Phillips this weok FOOTBALL tickets for Friday’s Wash., where they were called by the death of Mrs. Henderson’s will resume management of the game on sale at J. C. Penney’s, Tourist cafe, leased by her several Homer Galloway, Mountain States sister, Mrs. L. F. Jones. months ago to Robert Kaufman. Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M Her daughter, Mrs. John Keating, office, Smith & Short, White's pharmacy, Umphrey & Mackin, Mrs. Caroline Brand returned with Mr. Phillips, will conduct the Knowles & Graber, Bailsman V Saturday to her home in Seattle busines. restaurant, Bressler & San, Allison after an extended visit here, A number of local nimrods this Brothers, Imperial barbers, Gray Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shinn ar morning left for fields of the Goose, Woodson’s garage, Engle rived Monday and visited relatives valley in search of Chinese pheas cigar store, Helliwcll & Marksburv here. Mr. Shinn was enroute to ants. The season opened today, Darby & Liston. ol Bandon on business. and will close October 31. The We meet all competition All the latest in popular music. valley north of Harrisburg was Short Time for Long Trip. and furnish the best sale Some new numbers just received. the objective of most of the par- Sol and John Wirth and Dick ties. book on the market. The Picture Shop. Gilbert returned Monday noon from Home merchants should Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutcliffe, a motor trip to Medical Springs. buy their salesbooks at after a visit with Mr. Sutcliffe’s Leather Retain» Strength They left here at 4 o’clock Satur- home. mother and sister, Mrs. Bessie Sut Besides covering the 900 That leather of good quality kept day. cliffe and Mrs. Elmer Munson, for ten years, under ordinary condi miles of the trip they spent some went to Portland Tuesday. tions, does not lose more than IS time visiting in and near Medical Ed Stalder, of California, ar per cent of Its strength was shown Springs. by experiments of the bureau of You’ll welcome our low- rived'Sunday for a visit with his standards. Belting stored In the Printing. Always Try Did you know that Dr. Hagen priced estimates on lumber brother, John Stalder, of Delight laboratory for a decade was found Practically Everything in Valley. anil sundry building mater to be only slightly weaker than new can cure all diseases of the eyes Your Home Printer First. It’s getting cold, so before winter material of the same grade. Indi without the aid of glasses or oper ials which you need. Call eow(T) w on us while in town, or comes, why not trade your old cating that article« migle from It ation! phone 148. stoves, both ranges and heaters, would be preserved for an Indefinite Timber Claim« Pending. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood, former for new ones. Short’s Second Hand period If subjected to normal at mosphere, ventilation and light, Timber owners of the Lane coun residents, after a visit of two Store. ol5c while dampness and sunlight ap ty, who were denied reductions in weeks here, returned Tuesday to Mrs. W. F. Hart and George pear to have a harmful effect on the their assessed valuations last week their San Diego home. leather. It Is believed the results Gross, who have been visiting at by the county board of equaliza Have your shoes rebuilt by A. B. the home of Mrs. Isaac Land, of of the studies will enable manufac tion, have until Friday to appeal Cochran, I. O. O. F. building. ol5c Dorena, returned to their home in turers of shoes, luggage and similar from the decision of the board, j goods to alter shipping and storage Portland Tuesday. William Thum and William practice«, since such articles may Appeals would be taken to the j Pastor and Mrs. John Linn and oe capable of many years of serv circuit court. Waples spent the week end on a salmon fishing trip at Scottsburg. two children arrived Tuesday from ice even though they might not They reported the salmon run was 8tayton. Mr. Linn will assume his reach the user until one to three You wouldn’t feel chilly had duties Sunday as minister of the years after they are made.—Ex at its best. change. you taken advantage of our Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall Methodist church. special prices on heaters. A shoe rebuilder who has made a were guests Sunday at the W. L. Bressler & Son. Hit Lamb» reputation. Rear First National Coppernoil home in Eugene. Berv On the occasion of a special bank. ol5e FHlinecabinct^J^J^Sentinel. Get your radio news and lee at a village church the vicar E. C. Lockwood has purchased of a large London pariah was per concerts at Long & Cruson’s. NOTICE OF SALE OF BEAL William Skilling arrived Monday 147 acres of land on the Pacific suaded to preach. The congrega ESTATE. from Oakland, Calif., to visit his highway between this city and tion was naturally an agricultural one. Creswell, from Mrs. Emma Weeks. sons, Charles and John Skilling. After the service the London In the county court of the state of Oregon for Lane county, in Pastor J. H. Ebert and family clergyman stopped to speak to a Miss Bonita Beager, who is at the matter of the estate of Mary tending normal school in Mon left Tuesday for North Bend where very old shepherd in the church E. Allen, deteased. mouth, spent the week end with her Mr. Ebert ’ has been assigned as yard. and asked him how many Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to an order of sale made minister of the Methodist church iheep he bad In his flock. mother, Mrs. William Thum. “Three hundred." replied the old and entered in the eountv court of Old residents insist on taking C. T. C. tires are mighty good man. the state of Oregon for Lane coun their shoes to Goff. Rear First tires. Billie Hall Service Sta- “That is nothing." said the other; ty on the 6th day of October, 1925, matter of the estate of National bank. ol5c | tion. ol5e "my flock is over five thousand in Mary E. Allen, deceased, the execu strong." trix of said estate will sell at "My word!" gasped the old shep private sale the following de herd; “you must 'are 'ad a terrible scribed real estate, towit: lr busy time last lambin’ season.” Beginning in section 33, township 20 son th, range 3 west of Wil lamette meridian, at a point 1933.8 Pigeon Aid» Identification feet north and 472 feet east of the southwest corner of the Will A homing pigeon was the means iam Shields and wife D. L. C. of discovering the identity of a man No. 56. and running thence north found unconscious and badly In 76.2 feet, thence west 265 1-3 jured at the foot of a steep hill st feet, t her. re south 28*4 degrees Woodseats, near Sheffield. On the west. 86.8 feet, thence east 306.» back ot the cycle waa found a bas feet to the place of beginning, ket coulaining homing pigeons, of and containing Mr acre, more or less, all in Lane county, state of which the police took charge. All Oregon. attempts to hlentlfy the man by The sale will be made from and sending out a police deacrlptlon and after Tuesdav the 10th dav of by an appeal from the Sheffield re November. 1925 The bids will FLOUR HAS ADVANCED 20c A BARREL AND WE lay wireieaa elation failed, and re be received at the office of Her LOOK FOR FURTHER ADVANCES. LET US QUOTE cently the police liberated two of bert W Tximbard, First National tbs pigeons. with notes attached to bank building. Cottage Grove, Ore YOU OUR PRICES ON BARREL LOTS. their lege. Shortly afterward they gon; terms of sale, rash, or part received a message from one of cash and part credit. Dated at Cottage Grove, Lane the owners of the pigeons, living county, Oregon, this 8th dav of near Chesterfield, who telephoned October. 1925 Information which gave a Hee to RALLTE A. HILL, the man’s Identity.—Family Herald. Executrix of the estate of The Stare That Appredatee Your Trade Marv E. Allen, deceased. Herbert W Lombard. Rubber stamp« The Sentinel. Attorney for estate. off n!5(T) ♦ UT For Business Optimism When building is good, business is bound to be good. ( This means a clear track ahead for business men. Bank of Cottage Grove Livestock Prices Improve Sales recently made show that the livestock industry is coming back, particularly in the cattle industry, both in the beef and dairy breeds. Livestock raising, through careful breeding ami modern production methods, can be profitably engaged in by every farmer and should be especially attractive to those who have .heretofore depended upon one crop for their income. We, here at the First National bank are na turally desirous of seeing this great industry become an ever-growing part of farming operations in this commu nity. Cooperation is gladly given to those who merit it. “On To Portland,’’ is the slogan of many farmers who desire to see and study the greatest exhibits of purebred beef and dairy Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Goats, Swine and Poultry ever assembled under one roof in America. The Pacific International Livestock Exposition will be held there Oct. 31 to Nov. 7. Don’t miss it. The First National Bank Stockmens’ and Farmers’ Bank City Briefs SALESBOOKS! The Sentinel Cottage Grove and Vicinity A Few Red-Hot Ones! CUPBOARD DOORS, $1.10 UP (31 sizes in stock) 5X PANEL DOORS 2 6x6-8xl%, $3.10 2-8x6-8xl%, $3.15 Also Shingles and Moulding at Lowest Prices. Manufacturing Co Saturday Specials 50 pounds cabbage (for kraut)........... $1.00 50 pounds Hubbard Squash................ $1.00 Hams, per pound._________ __ _ ___ 33c 4 pounds sweet spuds_____________ 25c FLOUR Smith-Short Grocery The Saginaw Cash Store Has a complete line of GROCERIES i WE SUBMIT YOU SOME PRICES, WE KNOW THEY WILL PLEASE YOU. Pint jar honey...................... 30c Quart jar honey....................... 60c 60-pound can honey, per pound 14c 5-pound can baking powder $1.25 4-pound pail Snowdrift............. $1.00 1 pound Arm & I rammer soda 9c 10 bars Pels Naptha soap 80c Good brooms from 50c up. 49-pound sack soft wheat flour $1.90 49-pound sack Kerr’s hard wheat $1.35 49-lb. sack Sperry’s hard wheat $2.50 We have everything from cheese to hens’ teeth. Our Store Will Be Closed Friday, 2 to 5 We Shall See You at the Football Game Darby â? Liston Hardware, Plumbing, Wiring Sporting Goods “In Their New Home”
