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PAGE TWO COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1925 iottw (6roic Sentinel I ■o POWER CONTRIBUTES MUCH □- Suit for Money Settled. NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEETING. The ease of Laura A. McFarland against Olson brothers and the whom it mar concern: Notice ...... Publishers U---------------------------------------------□ Man’s daily life depends greatly Guaranty Oil company of Oregon,: is To Bede & Smith.... hereby giv n that a meeting of ............. Editor Elbert Bede____ Mi«« France« Mackin, Mi»» Mu I upon the modern applications of in which the plaintiff sought to the legal voters Icing resi lent tax News Editor H. F. Edwards, recover $500 with interest for two i payers and owners of real property ddle Beidler and Mi«« France» !energy. He turns on his bath in the years, representing stock purchased in ro«d dlitrict No. 76. in Lane A first-class publication entered at Beaulieu were ho«te«Hes to 22 of TRQUSE^ Cottage Grove az second-class matter their boy and girl friend« Saturday morning, and generally a great in the company, has been settled I county, Oregon, will be h. Id at the h >ur of 2 p. m. on the 21st day pumping engine, of the existence of out of court, it was announced I of November, A. D. 192- Business Office......... 25 North Sixth night at a Halloween party at the Halloween which he has probably never today. Mrs. McFarland asked for j Shields schoolhouse in said road 1O< i Button/* L«2 a. Rip S. L. Mackin home, SUBSCRIPTION RATES games and content« formed the thought, sends the water gushing return of her money under the district to determine whether said road district shall levy a spe- money back guarantee upon which eial tax of $2.120.65 By mail (Cash in advance) entertainment. Dainty refreshments I from the tap. all tin _ _____________ One ______ year..... $2.75 I Three months 80 were served by the mothers of The clothes that he puts on have the stock was sold. Payment of taxable property in upon .............. . said district Six months.. 1.50 j | One month....... ..... 50 the hostesseH. The rooms were clev- been spun and woven in great the full amount involved was made for the purpose of providing funds BY CARRRIER for maintenance of roads in said power driven factories, and the by the company. ¡erly decorated in black and white district. .» .30 I color« of the Halloween season. family spinning wheels and crafts One _________________ month. C. P. BARNAI D. 1.16 Four months, '• advance. Herman Goldman (Royal East Countv Jii'i- 1.80 I Real Halloween "ghosts" met the man’s looms of past generations are Six months, in advance... 3.00 small guests upon their arrival and consigned to attics, museums and ern company, New York) springs a One year, in advance...... CLINTON HURD. Countv Commissioner. | conducted them through the room«. ancestral reliquaries. bit of mystery on us. O. E. CROW The paper beside his plate has A Scotchman thought the best Member of Count Commissioner. National Editorial Association Mrs. A. W. Kime was hostess been made in a power-driven ma- method of saving money for Christ- u2-16c(M) Oregon State Editorial Assiciation I Sunday to a small group of friends chine and printed upon a power mas was to put a penny in a Oregon Newspaper Conference NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT at an informal dinner, the occa press. The food that he eats has money-box every time he kissed MEETING. sion being her birthday anniversa been planted and harvested by his wife. SOME QUESTIONS TO ANSWER. I ry. Covers were laid for Mr. and power-driven tractors, prepared by This he did regularly until the To whom it may eoneern: Notice machinery, and holiday period came round, Then ¡Mrs. William Landess, Mrs. Linnie power driven hereby given that a meeting of In recent tests conducted by the Violette, Miss Ermine Violette, Miss brought to his table by power- he opened the box, and out came, is the legal voters being resident tax Review of Reviews on current his Rachel Short, Miss Geneva Kime driven transportation. payers and owners of real property not only pennies, but sixpences, in road district No. 71,' in Lane tory among high school students, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime. XX ZHEN you are dressed right you come pretty He takes a power-driven trolly shillings and half-crowns. county, Oregon, will be held at th" V V near feeling right. 43 per cent was the general aver Mrs. Roy Romaine, daughter of Mr. or railroad, or ferry or auto to his The man was amazed, and asked hour of 3 p. m. on the 21st dav age of efficiency. Babe Ruth was and Mrs. Kime, and her mother place of business, A power-driven his wife how she accounted for it. of November, A. D. 1925. at th« There’s a right for every occasion and there is a thought to be the prodigal son of in-law, Mrs. John Long, both of elevator lifts him to an upper "Weel, Jock," she replied, "It’s Chickehominy schoolhouse in said pair of Dutchess Trousers that is right for every Ma Ferguson of Texas, Teapot Salem, were additional guests. story. Power-actuated devices have no ivery mon that’s as stingy as road district to determine whether said road district shall levy a spe occasion, whether for dress or for play or for work. Dome was thought to be a restau prepared and delivered to him the you are! ” cial tax of $938.70 upon all the rant building in Washington and We’ll venture a guess that you will walk down taxable property in said district Mr». Elmer Munson was hostess material upon which he labors, and the photograph of President Cool Thursday afternoon to the Ad power drives the machine which for th - purpose of providing funds Impossible Now. the street with a little springier step after you have for general improvements of roads idge was not recognized by a Libitum club, The rooms were at- he perhaps operates. Even the "Look here, I’ll have no petti- ] been in here and picked out your pair of Dutchess in said district. large proportion of those to whom tractively decorated 1 with choice executive is dependent upon power coat government in this house. Ì1 C. P. BARNARD. Trousers. the test was applied. for the delivery of his mail, and Countv .Tipig yellow and lavender ehrysanthe- "Don’t be absurd, Jack, your Where are we at and where are mums. The afternoon i was spent the current that operates his tele ideas are absolutely obsolete."— They are cut on full lines in today's New York CLINTON HURD, we going? "Don’t our schools in social conversation and needle- graph and telephone and phono London Mail. County Commissioner. style. There is a wide choice of materials and you O. E. CROWE, teach anything?" many are likely work, after which luncheon was graph. will be surprised at the reasonable prices. n2-16c(M)- Countv Commissioner. to ask. But let us apply the test served. Plans were made for a And in his home, how many of Literally So. -------------------------------- —------------- As for wear—every pair is made to live up to the to the older generation. Christmas gift exchange. This will the comforts and conveniences that "Do you expect to make a living NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT famous Dutchess warranty of “10c a Button; 31.00 The Sentinel makes the state be in the form of a grab box in- he enjoys could he afford if they as an architect f" MEETING. meat, without any fear of success stead of the usual trading of had to be made by hand—rugs, a Rip." "Well, I’m making plans for ful contradiction, that there are names. carpets, hangings, dishes, pottery, that end."—Boston Transcript. To whom it may concern: Notice some people in Oregon who do not cutlery, silverware, pictures, books, is hereby given that a meeting of know who is governor of the state, the legal voters being resident tax Mrs. Schofield Stewart’s class magazines, musical instruments, fur P. A. the Best. payers and owners of real property that a greater number do not know of the Presbyterian church held a niture, blankets, table and bed Neighbor: So Edward got his in road district No. 56, in Lane who is mayor of Portland, that 75 Halloween party in the basement linen? The day’s work of the B. A. and M. A.! county, Oregon, will be held at the per cent of the voters of the state of the church Friday evening, average workman, thanks to power Edward’s Father: Yes, but his hour of 2 p. m. on the 21st TMC Q'JAliTV SIüWt-QOOO SE«v:rr can not name the three congress Games were played and refresh- and mass production, will exchange P. A. still supports him.—Answers. of November, A. D. 1925, at schoolhouse in said road men and two senators, that. 90 per ments of doughnuts and cider for more of these than a king ’s triet to determine whether rent can not mime all the state served. Ethel Bennett was winner fee would have purchased a few "I don’t mind washing the dish road district shall levy a officers, that 80 per rent of the in the peanut hunt and in the con generations ago. cial tax of $1,328.40 upon all es for you," wailed Deacon Carson voters of Lane county can not tell test for best dressed clothes pin. And when he turns the switch to his better half the other day. taxable property in said district how many representatives and how Dorothy Baldwin won a guessing that puts out his light, on retiring, ‘ * I don’t object to sweeping, dusts for the purpose of providing funds district to determine whether said I 012619, for the SE% of section 35, for putting out hills, grading and road district shall levy a spe township 21 south, range 1 west, many senators we have in the state contest. ho severs the connection between ing and mopping the floor; but I ditching. cial tax of $2,937.16 upon all the Willamette meridian, has filed no legislature, that 80 per cent of the his home and a great electric sta do object to running baby ribbon taxable property in said district tice of intention to make final C. P. BARNARD, residents of Lane county can not Countv Judge. for the purpose of providing funds three-year proof, to establish clsim The auxiliary of the American tion that day and night is pump- through my night shirt to fool the for surfacing road with crushed to the land above described, before name the legislators from this Legion will give card parties Weil ing power through a network of CLINTON HURD, baby. ’ ’ E. O. Ininiel, U. 3. Commissioner, County Commissioner. rock. county, that 10 per cent of the nesday afternoon and evening for wires for all sorts of uses by ■•ill C. P. BARNARD, at his office at Eugene, Oregon, O. E. CROWE. residents of Cottage Grove do the benefit of the Legion drum sorts of people. County Judge. on the 16th day of December, 1925. The Worm Turns n2-16c(M) County Commissioner. not know who is mayor of the corps. The afternoon party will be Claimant names as witnesses: CLINTON HURD, (Meridian Star) city, that 50 per cent can not for women, while the party in the County Commissioner. Ben Pitcher, John S. Carr, Wilbur Spelling Letton When a man marries his ste- Pitcher and Alexander Lundbnrg, O. E. CROWE tell how many eouncilmen the city evening will bo a stag affair, for NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT Once upon a time there was a nographer she usually stops taking n2-16c(M) County Commissioner. all of Dorena, Oregon, MEETING. has and give their names, and that men only. Mrs. C. C. Cruson and HAMILL A. CANADAY, stubborn student who refused to his dictation. 100 per cent of the people of the n2-30c Register. Mrs. Victor Chambers will be in learn to spell. To whom it may concern: Notice NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. state are unable to give the pro charge. But always the teacher pleaded Refreshments will ho is hereby given ..... that ...... a meeting __ _ of After a quiet vacation season, portion that Governor Pierco has served. with the student and often said: What have you to place before Herrin, Ill., resumed fall operations the legal voters being resident "tax Department of the Interior, U. 8. reduced taxation. “You will suffer some great In payers and owners of real property land office at Roseburg, Oregon, with a new murder Sunday, Kelso in the 10,000 eyes that read each issue road district No. 17, in Lane October 30, 1925. convenience, if not actual tragedy, Mrs. E. W. Armes, Mrs. O. H. some time, by reason of this refusal has a rival.—Baker Herald. county, Oregon, will be held at the Notice is hereby given that of The Sentinel? NEWSPAPER California stands in fear of Nichols and Mrs. V. T. Randall of ni. on the 21st day Charles W. Arrington, of Disston, hour of 8 p. m. yours to study orthography!” Florida, which has made a strong were hostesses Thursday afternoon of November, A. D. 1925, at the Oregon, who, on October 29, 1920, advertising makes big stores out Yet still the student was obdur Salesbooks. The Sentinel. bid to the wealthy to become resi to the Constellation club. Wildwood schoolhouse in said road omestead Entry, serial No. of little ones. The ate, and said “blah.” dents of its state by placing an rooms were decorated with chrys- One day, after the obdurate «ta inhibition on income and inherit nnthomums and old fashioned dent had grown to mnnhood, he ance taxes. The Cnliforniu legis cockscomb. Refreshments were poisoned himself eating oysters In lature will be asked to follow served at the close of th« social “Orgust.” And when the teacher, who had Florida, to the end that Cnlifor afternoon. Miss Belle Burkholder nia may lend the nation rather and Mrs. E. W. Frans were special now grown old and toothless teach ing orthography, heard this, she than follow. The downtrodden i guests. yald: wealthy must be greatly gratified “Uh, huh! I told him so.” by this exhibition of solicitude A Wife-Beater for their welfare. Wandering Jew One -You know Archie? He beats hl» of Old eat Legends wife up every morning.” (1. Lansing Hurd, recently of the “You don’t say!” The ztcry of the “Wandering Corvallis Gazette Times, is putting “Yes. He gets up at eight, and Oregon pep into the Californians Jew” la one of those old legends she get» up at nine." lias been banded down from with his Republican at Santa Rosa. that the ages, and every one is at lib He announces that hn will give the erty to form his own Judgments as T r ant f erred city its first leased wire telegraph to Its truth. As to Its origin, trad! Mother — Your face is very clean, news service. tlou says that Kartaphllos, the but where did you get such dirty doorkeeper In the Judgment hall, In bands? A Ford ear at Baraboo, Wi«., the service of I’ontlus l’llate, struck Little Boy—Washing my face. backed down hill and over a grade our Lord as he led him forth, say ing, "Get on faster, Jesus, ” where and lodged in the branches of II upon Jesus replied, *'I am going, hut trde. Henry must have equipped thou shalt tarry till I come again.” th • flivver with glanda from one Another legend is that Jesus, of his experimental airplanes. pressed down with the weight of Illa cross, stopped to rest at the door of Ahaaveruerus, a cobbler. The craftsman pushed him away, saying, "Get on ! Away with you ! installed in Away I" Our Lord replied "Truly I am going, and that quickly, but tarry thou till I come.” A third legend says It was the cobbler who The tonic for the business world haled Jesus before l’llate, saying. newspaper advertising. zx "Faster. Jesus, faster.” Still an other legend says that Kartaphllos was baptized by Ananias some time after the cruclflxlon, receiving the name of Joseph. At the end of Each S chlagb Button Lock comes every 100 years, he Is said to full to you as a single self-contained Into a trance and waken up a young unit. No adjusting necessary. No man of about thirty. There are also German and French legends complicated mortising. Simply about the "Wandering Jew," and drill two holes in the door, slip the many romances have been written lock into place, and draw up with on the subject, the most popular, two machine screws. perhaps, being Eugene Sue's story, ’The Wandering Jew." Mondays and Thursdays Society TO ADVANCE CIVILIZATION A man feels as smart as his clothes Change Now—to a non-congealing oil It’s time to change to free-flowing Zerolene, if you do not already use this wonderful motor oil the whole year ’round. When other oils con geal in cold weather, Zerolene flows freely. It is an aid to easy starting and a sure protection from cold-weather frictional dangers, rapid de preciation and repairs. Don’t take a chance —change to Zerolene NOW. Thuiefäz Aspirin Ta blets Goa Maska for All Animals in Warfare 100 Tablets $1.(X) KEM’S FOR DRUGS C. J KEM, Prop COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Carrier pigeons, horses, mules, dogs and other anlmalii used by the army In wartime will be equipped with gas masks should the United States ever engage in another war In w hich poison gases are used, ac cording to an announcement made st the headquarters of the Second corps area, liovernora Island, the New York Times reports The mask for horses and mules consists of a cheesecloth bag which covers the nostrils and upper Jaw ouly. Horses and tuules breathe only through the nose, so that It Is not necessary for the mask to cover the mouth. Their eyes need no protection against tear gas as they hsve no tear ducts The mask la designed to be carried In a satchel on the breast harness when not In use. The dog mask la built on similar tinea, except that It covers both up per and lower Jaws Carrier pig eous will not be equipped with masks while In flight, but will be protected from chemical agents by • special gas cover lonipletely sur rounding their transport cages I.t'ose leaf ledger sheets of every kind. The Sentinel. just turn the 9 KNOB Unlock Convenient. dunning. Dwtinctive. No building completely m*xkm with out S chiaui Hutt.** L«U Tvpe. tor <11 doers. GI» m knob. or me til knob, in all U. 8. standard tuusbes. Knowles & Graber STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California)
