COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THUR8DAY, OCTOBER 22, 1925
PAGE FOUR
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. 21.—Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Frost spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright at
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Duerst and
children were Sunday visitors at
the A. Hands home in Cottage ’
Grove.
Mrs. Thena Miller anil Perkins
Miller visited Sunday with Mrs.
Matilda Jones in Cottage Grove,
A farewell party was given at
the Jacob Jones home Saturday
evening. The Jones family leaves
this week to live in Eugene.
John Cowing Jr. and two friends,
of Portland, who were on their way
to California, spent a few days
at the George Duerst home.
Miss Uleta Miller was home
from Cottage Grove for the week
ead.
Louis Lang of Mount View
Monday with her sister,
George Duerst.
Mrs. A. 8.
S. Lancaster ijnd
¡(nd little
son and Mrs. Laneaster’s mother,
SPECIALS
■FOR
This Week
styles,
M isses’
Ladies’ coats
Misses’ coats
Flannels, a yard
Ladies’ pumps....
Ladies’ oxfords
Men’s work shoes
Men’s loggers
Men’s suits....
Men’s overcoats
All-leather vests
$18.50
$5.50 to $12.50
$18.00 to $45.00
$7.50 to $12.50
$1.95 to $3.85
$3.65 to $5.45
$2.95 to $5.65
$3.25 to $7.50
$2.95 to $7.50
.. $11.45 to $15.00
$15.50 to $26.00
$15.00 to $25.00
$11.50 to $12.50
Tires and Tubes
Have Taken Another Jump of
15% and 20%
I
WE ARE SELLING AT THE OLD
PRICES UNTIL NOVEMBER 1
Don’t look for a drop this year, better buy
yours now. We also have the most com
plete slock of accessories in the city.
ALSO
THE FAMOUS PH I LUO BATTERIES,
IN('Ll DING RADIO BATTERIES
Beaulieu & Harrel
perfect shortening
and grease less frying —
AMAIZO
c/fs pure as the
golden com, from
the hearts of which
it is pressed.
Amaízo it wholely
vegetable I
*
Mrs. C. Rozine, of Albany, visited
one day last week with Mrs. J. ».
Allen.
I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rissue and
children were Sunday callera at
the N. E. Cruson home at Lorane.
WILDWOOD.
(Special to The 8entinel.)
Oct. 21.—Loren Hunt visited the
Wildwood school Monday and spoke
to the pupils.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith have
¡ taken their daughter Letha to
Salem to attend the state school
for the blind.
A number of improvements have
been made to the grounds and
building of the Wildwood school.
Mrs. M. E. DeGraw, teacher of
the local school, has been busy, with
her pupils, preparing for the Hal
loween box social Saturday night,
October 31.
The school has set a high figure
for attendance for the first month,
the daily average being 99.6.
SAGINAW.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. 21.—F. T. Benston, post
master at Saginaw, has moved the
postoffice to his new building at
the intersection of the Delight
valley road with the Pacific high
way.
Mrs. Sylvia Rathbeen visited at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Aden
Miller, at Walker Monday.
Vern and Ernest Briggs,
Granta Pass, were visiting in
neighborhood Sunday.
D. W. McKinney this week has
been laying sidewalk across the
' WANTADS |
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TOMATOES—WE STILL HAVE
nice ones. As run, 35 cents per
bushel, you pick ’em. Greenhouse,
75 cents per bushel. C. A. King.
Phone 1F5.
olStfc
WHEEL CHAIR FOR SALE—j
Cheap if taken soon, or wi'l j
I trade for chickens or anything 1 .
i can use.
Smith 8. Trask. 354 j
Quincy Avenue, Cottago Grove,
I Oregon.
ol5-26p(2? •
WANTED TO TRAD E—NICE
homo in Springfield for Cottage
Grove property. Also dandy sec
ond hand furniture business. Small
amount of money will handle. ;
Sickness in family cause for selling.
Write E. E. Lee, Reedsport, Ore
gon,
ol9-22p
front of his property in Cottage
Grove.
Mrs. Ed Leum and Mrs. Tom
Smith, of Cottage Grove, visited
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
McKinney.
Miss Frances Keeney of Cottage
Grove spent the week end at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Lowell
Benston.
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hundred (100) feet to the place of
beginning in Lane county, state oi
Oregon.
and for a decree adjudging the total
hum of nine hundred dollars ($900;
to be due on said contract together
with interest thereon at the rate
of eight (8) per cent per annum,
from November 5, 1924; and for
the further sum of twenty-six dol
lars ($26) taxes and for the furth
er sum of forty dollurs ($40); and
for one hundred fifty ($150) reus-
onable attorney’s fee; and for the
Perhaps.
“Oh! Are you really a mind- (? •
reader!’’
“Yes! I am.’’
“Then I hope you aren’t offend-
ed. I didn’t mean what I thought
about you. ’ ’•—Tit-Bits.
Some people say talk is cheap,
But ’tis not safe to believe them;
I’ve known two simple words: “Be
mine, ’ ’
To cost a man his freedom.
Tit-Bits.
costs of this suit; and that each I 1925, directing publication hereof
of you be barred from all estate, once a week for six weeks in said
right, title or interest in saiu newspaper, which order requires
premises; and for such other rciici yon and each of you to appear
as to the court may seem just and and answer the eomplaint in this
cause on or before six weeks from
equitable.
This summons is served by uubli- the date of the first publication of
cation thereof in the Cottage Grove this summons.
The date of the first publicutfou
Sentinel, a newspaper of general
circulation, published in Lane conn 1 of this summons is September 24,
1925.
tv, Oregon, under and by virtue
HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
of an order of the honorable G. F. :
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Skipworth, judge of the above en s24n5(T)
Address:
Cottage Grove. Oregon.
titled court, dated September
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ZANE GRE
Wild Horse
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
In the county court of the state
of Oregon for Lane county, in
the matter of the estate of Mary
E. Allen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that
pursuant to an order of sale made
and entered in the county court of i
the state of Oregon for Lane coun
ty on the 6th dav of October, 1925,
in the matter of the estate of
Mary E. Allen, deceased, the execu
trix of said estate will sell at 1
private sale the following de- .
scribed real estate, towit:
Beginning in section 33, township J
20 south, range 3 west of Wil- j
lamette meridian, at a point 1933.6
feet north and 472 feet east of;
the southwest corner of the Will
iam Shields and wife D. L. C. I
No. 56, and running thence north
76.2 feet, thence west 265 1-3
feet, thence south 28% degrees
west, 86.8 feet, thonce east 306.9
feet to the place of beginning,
and containing ,% acre, more or
less, all in Lane county, stnte of
Oregon.
Tho sale will be made from and |
after Tuesday the 10th day of'
November, 1925.
The bids will
be received nt tho office of Her
bert W. Lombard. First National
bank building. Cottage Grove, Ore
gon; terms of sale, cash, or part
cash and part credit.
Dated at Cottage Grove, Lane
county, Oregon, this 8th dav of
October, 1925.
SALT.TE A. HILT
Executrix of the estate
Marv E. Allen, deceased.
Herbert W. Lombard.
Attorney for estate.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
EXECUTION.
Notice is hereby given that by I
virtue of an execution issued out '
of the circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Lane
on the 18th day of September, 1925,
upon a judgment rendered therein
on the 4th day of September, 1925,1
in favor of Herbert W. Lombard |
FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. and against G. F. Clark and Mrs.
F. Clark, his wife, for the sum
Inquire at 1627 west Main G.
of $83.52, with interest thereon
street.
o!5-22p at the rate of 6 per cent per an- !
num from the 4th day of Septem- j
FOR SALE—A MODERN PI.AS . bor, 1925, and the further sum of ;
i tcred bungalow. Five rooms and $11.00 cost J and disbursements, i
which said judgment was enrolled I
bath down stairs. Entire upper | and
docketed in the office of the
story finished in one room. Elec ' clerk of said court in said county |
; t.ric lights, hot and cold water, on the 4th day of September, 1925,
i septic tank, macadam street, some ( and said execution to me directed
me in the name of the
fruit trees, strawberries, raspberries commanding
state of Oregon to satisfy said
and large garage. Good security judgment, interent, costs and dis
accepted with mortgage back for I bursements, and the costs and ex
[ part, if desired, or monthly pay penses of and upjjn this writ ont
of the personal property of said
ment plan can be arranged. E. B. j defendants, or if sufficient could
} Sentinel.
ol9 29p(2) | not be found, thon out of the real
property belonging to said defend
FOR RENT—ROOMY FURNISHED ants, in Lane county, Oregon, and i
apartments with bath. Reason being unable to find any personal
property belonging to said defend
able rates.
Inquire of Mrs. 8. ants,
or either of them, upon which
Wells, 409 north Eighth street, to levy, I have levied upon the j
following
described real property
Cottage Grove.
ol9-22p
Auspices Spanish American War Veterans
in Lane county, Oregon, to-wit:
Tickets 50c and 25c
Tho northwest % of the south
FOB BALE—THREE GOOD COWS
west
%
of
section
five
(5),
town
all milking now; also one heifer ship 22 south, range three (3) west,
calf 10 days old. C. S. Cochran, ' of the Willamette meridian, Lane
phone 123 R.
19 26p(2) county, Oregon.
TTT1 Tu TTu 'IT'
Now. therefore, in the name of
WANTED—CARS TO
PAINT, the state of Oregon, in compliance
with said execution and in order
varnish or polish. Try me. I to
satisfy said judgment, intereet,
will treat you right. C. W. Wat costs and disbursements, and the
kins. Corner Eighth and White- costs and expenses of and upon this
aker.
o!9-22p writ. I will on Saturday tne 27th
day of October, 1925, at the hour
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, of one o’clock in the afternoon of
said day. at the southwest front |
at 709 First street.
See Joe door of the county court house in i
Selling Points Maccabee Certificates
Smith at Smith & Short grocery Eugene. Lane county, Oregon, offer ' Í
or call 150-L.
o!9-22e for sale snd sell for cash, at public i
1 Incontestable After 2 Years
1 Benefits of Local Lodge
auction, subject to redemption as
2 Monthly Rate Payments
provided bv law. all of the right, ' ! 2 Cash' Surrender
TWO LOTS, IN SELECT RESI title and interest of said defend
3 Loan Value
3 Patriotic Ritualism
For further
donee section of city, for sale at ants G. F. Clark and Mrs. G. F. | ! 4 Paid Up Insurance
4 Employment Bureau
Clark,
his
wife,
or
either
of
them,
I
information
bargain, if taken at once. Address
5
Extended
Insurance
5
Sickness and Accident Benefits
or any other person or persons
XZY, Cottage Grove.
ol9 22p claiming
address
6 Whole Life-20 Pay-Endowments
6 Provides for Widow
bv, through or nnder them,
or either of them in and to the'
7 Double Indemnity
7 Care of Orphans
CHARLES E.
WANTED—ONE HUNDRED AND above described propertv.
8 Income Disability
8 Income for Old and Indigent
fifty men ami women, ages IB
FRANK E. TAYLOR.
CHANDLER,
• Annual Dividends
9 Care of Tubeculai
Sheriff of Lane county. Ore
to 60, to join the Maccabees, now
box 412,
10 Option Settlement
10 Pays for Loss Hand-Foot-Eye
organising in Cottage Grove. See
11 Legal Reserve
11 International Home
Cottage Grove,
our advertisement in this paper.
SUMMONS.
12 American Experience
12 Brotherhood 200,000
Charles E. Chandler, P. O. box 412,
Oregon
Cottage Grove.
o22c
la tho circuit court of the state
IWf
of Oregon, for Lane county, suit
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY in equity.
property—$14.66 per month will
Sherman I. Godard and Ina M.!
pay for $1000 in 96 months. About Godard, his wife, plaintiff, vs. E. J.
Foster and First National bank,
$16 is total ex pc use of obtaining of
Cottage Grove, a corporation,
loan. Hosner Galloway, agent, 511 defendaats.
To E. J. Foster, defendant:
Main street.
o22nl9c(2)
In the name of the state of
FOR SALE—HIGH BOX PATENT Oregon, you and each of you are
hereby
and required to
toilet. Old style but in first appear summoned
and answer the comolsint
class condition.
$15.00.
Elbert of planitiffs in the above entitled
Bede.
o22 29p suit on or before the last day of
the time prescribed in the order
DRY OAK AND FIR MIXED for publication of summons herein- '
after
to, to-wit: on or
wood.
$2.ik> per tier or will before referred
November 10th, 1925. and
trade for hay.
At 414 north von are hereby notified that if
Douglas street. O. G. Biggs
o22p you fail so to appear aad answer,
for want thereof, the plaintiffs will
FOR SALE—BUGGY. HARNESS apply to the above entitled court
for the relief praved for in the
and bicycle. C. E. Stover, Disstoa complaint
vis: fer a decree of
route.
o22p strict foreclosure of that certain
land sale contrast executed bv von
6th uny
day <»$
of I7v»rtuuvi,
November. 1*24.
HOUSE TOR SALE—8 ROOM on the «tn
covering
the following described
house. Largo lots and orchsnL
real property to-wit:
reel
Io wit:
A real home at a bargain
Call
Bi gin mug at a point in section
Reginning
18 or 151-R.
o22tf* tt'n.
thirtv-three (33) t township
___ n, : twenty
(20> south of range three
(3)
“
**) went
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FOR SALE—TWO FORD CARS nino and one third (9 1-3) t chain»
north and throe and oee-foarth
and a gasoline buss saw—10 to (>%) chains east and twenty (30>
12 horsepower.
In good shape. feet north of the so« th wee t earner
ADMISSION. INCLUDING GRANDSTAND. $1.10
Short ’» Seeoad Hand Stere.
o22p of the William Shields donation
land claim number 5«. thence real
FOR BALE—TVLL APPLES, 50e fifty (50) feet thence north »ne
hundred (100) feet these» weet
orc khan I ma, $1 box.
fifty (!»> feet thence south wee
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