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Daily Dozen.
Brown: What makes your bank
a number of school students are account so slender!
planning a candy booth.
Mrs.
Black: Reducing exercises.
Oeorge Kebelbeck will look after
the fancy work and Irene Moata-
chetti the fish pond.
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vor of the former, 9-13. Last week Ella Wills and Miss Anna Jepaon
CLOSING CIGAR STORES,
THEATERS TO BE ASKED the sophomores won from the are oa the supper committee, while
Representatives of- the Cottage
Grove Ministerial association will
appear before the city council next
week to ask that cigar stores and
thuaters be closed on Sundays. It
is understood thn t there exists
a petition which was circulated
a year or more ago which bears the
names of several hundred residents
asking the closing of these places
of business on Sundays. Members
of the council havo not expressed
their position.
Classes Clash in Basket Ball.
Bound two of the intcr-clnss bas
ket ball series at the high school
was played Friday, resulting in a
9-14 victory for the senior,, over
their freshmen opponents.
The
sophomore-junior setto ended in fa-
seniors, while the freshmen bested
the juniors.
Judging from the
work of some of the players, Coach
Grannis contends that prospects
are good for sending a winning
team to represent the school in the
association games. During the sea
son Cottage Grove will compete in
about 10 games, several of which
are scheduled. The list to date
includes matches with the univer
sity high, Eugene, Albany, Cor
vallis and Springfield.
Bazaar to Be Held at Hobron.
Members of the auxiliary of the
Coast 'Fork Farmers’ union local
are planning a Christmas bazaar
to be held in the Hebron hall the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday,
December 16. The proceeds will be
used to furnish the hall.
Mrs.
Basket Ball Games Scheduled.
The basketball team of the Cot
tage Grove Athletic club and the
Anderson 4 Middleton team will
clash tomorrow night in a game
to be played in the high school
gymnasium. The athletic club team
will met a team from Lorane the
following evening, this game aleo
The
to be in the gymnasium.
Anderson 4 Middleton team won
from Lorane at Lorane a week ago.
the score being 9 to 7.
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MILO’S
MINSTRELS
ALL WHITE
FEATURINE MAXINE MILO
America’s Premier Saxophone Soloisl
I ■ LJ
/7 RATION-WIDE
INSTITUTION-
g
JLfenneyvo
W^*WFta» DEPARTMENT STORES
WHERE
SAVINGS
ARE
GREATEST
THRUOUT
THE YEAR
417-421 MAIN STREET, COTTAGE GROVE
BABY CHICKS AND HATCHING
eggs.
Hollywood strain.
Now
booking orders for 1926. Brooks
Poultry Farm. Cottage Grove, Ore.
Successor to Bert V. Hands. n30dl7p
YES I
THERE IS
A SANTA CLAUS!
And when he visits Pen
ney’s he will be bqth
surprised and delighted
to find just the toys and
useful Christmas gifts
that he is looking for.
FOR 8ALE—ALL MAKES RE-
built typewriters on terms like
rent. Office Machinery & Supply
Co., Eugene, Oregon.
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SAXOPHONE FOR SALE CHEAP.
C. G. Conn C. Melody. Inquire
at Kern's Electric 8tore.
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ARDADE THEATRE
Plaid Mufflers
Of Soft Wool
FOR TRADE—160 ACRES TIM-
ber for town property or acreage.
Address D. H. Hemenway, 300
north Douglas street.
d7-14p(M)
¡FOR SALE.—BALED HAY. PEO-
pies Cash Market.
d7-tfe
BEST PBICE PAID FOR DRESS-
ed hogs, veal and beef. Bring
I your poultry and eggs to Peoples
Cash Market.
d7-tfc
WANTED—LOAN
ON
HOUSE
just completed; $1800 at seven per
cent from three to five years.
Albert Woodard.
d!014-17c
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FOR SALE—TWO STORY BRICK
building on corner of Fifth and
I Main streets. Buckhorn cigar store
location. Right price. W. B. Qoop-
j er, 695 Willamette street, Eugene,
Oregon. Phone 640.
d!0-14c
FOR SALE OR RENT—HOUSE
and furniture complete with
bath; will sell on terms. Schofield
Stewart. Phone 209-R.
dl0-14-17r
Ideal gift« for
women, misses or boy».
Of imported wool in bril
liant Scotch plaid« and
many other design«. Wide,
long, fringed, very color
ful. Warmth without
weight. Exceptional val
ues at—
Safeguarding
Your Buying
The privilege of knowing before
you leave home just what or how
much your money always will buy at
a certain store is a Golden Rule ad
vantage.
It takes all speculation, all guess
ing, all uncertainties out of your buy
ing and gives you the assurance of
fair treatment and full satisfaction.
Such selling methods standardizes
value and price. The customer al
ways knows that she is getting the
same consideration as her neighbor-
no more, no less.
We are operating that kind of store,
according you in your every purchase
here the same kind of treatment we
would like you to accord us were you
the merchant and we your customer.
WANT TO RENT A FARM OF
from 10 to 40 acres. H. H. Cook,
box 310, Elma, Wash.
dl4-21p
NO PICTURES
BAND AND ORCHESTRA
Prices: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c
YOU, TOO, CAN RECEIVE
CASH DIVIDENDS
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO.
DIVIDEND NO. 32
The 32nd regulnr quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share on the 7% Preferred Stock of
this Company will be paid January 20, 1926, to shareholder* registered on the books
at the close of business December 31, 1925.
Subscriptions for shares on the cash plan received prior to December 25th will entitle
purchaser to the full dividend of $1.75 per share for the quarter beginning October 1.
Outstanding partial payment accounts upon which final payment is made before
Decoraber 25 will receive dividend No. 32 on January 20.
PRESENT PRICE, $98.00 per share, to yield 7.14% per year
Orders for shares must be in our hand* before the cloae of business December 25, in
order to avail yourself of this dividend, but payment may be made up to January 15.
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER SECURITIES COMPANY
P. 0. Box 1609, Tacoma, Washington
A Stock Certificate in Mountain States Power
Company Makes a Splendid Present
THE HABIT of giving substantial holiday gifts is growing
each year. Many reasons dictate the choice of a sound, in
come-paying investment security for this purpose.
A PREFERRED STOCK CERTIFICATE in this Company is
registered on the Company’s books, and the owner is protected
against loss or theft. Dividend cheeks are mailed every 90
days to the holder and there i no delay or inconvenience in
collection. The assignment of a certificate is an easy matter.
The safety of the investment, its ready markability, good rate
of return and its simplicity—all recommend it for ownership.
PLACE ORDERSNOW
FOR GIFT CERTIFICATES
In order to make sure of delivery of preferred stock certificates
in time for Christmas, orders should be placed as early as
possible.
Make a Gift Whose Benefits Continue Steadily
Through the Years to Come.
Ask For Illustrated Booklet
Mountain States Power Securities Co.
OFFICE
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY
EUGENE
INDEPENDENCE
JUNCTION CITY
FOR 8ALE—FARM WAGON. 3-
inch, good shape. Bargain. I. B.
Morris. 302 Main street.
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Branded with M bench on right
■| rib. Small upper bit in each ear.
Meyers Bros., phone 38F3.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18
ALBANY
COTTAGE GROVE
DALLAS
WANTADS
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Give your home print shop
first chance.
LO§T—3 YEAR OLD HEIFER.
COMING/
All Special Scenery
OUR AIM:
TO SERVE
YOU WELL
AND
FAITHFULLY
—ALWAYS
LEBANON
SPRINGFIELD
STAYTON
FOR SALE—8IXTY4FIVE ACRES
seven miles from Cottage Grove,
macadam road, rural mail, school,
church, near neighbors on three
sides, open range on other, two
miles to railway station, good
hunting anil fishing; three sawmills
2 close; new six-room house, fire
place, well and spring, barn and
chicken house; 25 acres cleared,
15 acres easily cleared, remainder
timber and pasture.
Will take
vacant lots as first payment, with
easy terms on balance. Price $3300.
W. F. Reed 4 Son, box 593, Eu
gene, Ore.
dl4-17p
Splendid quality igir«4
and striped silks. Pattern*
to salt every asan's idea ef
design, either quiet or lively.
In Holiday Gift Bones with
greeting card. At—
69c to $1.98
Men’« Silk H om
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM MODERN
house, lot 60x240 feet; close to
school; price $2500. Will take car
as part payment. Easy terms on
balance. Charles Hall at Hall 4
Lang office.
d 14-17c
Thoroughbred
Overcoat« for Young Men
These three - button,
double - breasted Ulster-
•ttes are splendidly styled
and, being well-tailored
of quality, dependable
fabrics, are good all the
way through. They are
"Thoroughbred” because
THOROUGHLY GOOD.
And very reasonably
priced at—
SAW FILING, KNIFE AND SCI8-
sor grinding, general repair work;
shop back of Goff’s stove repair
shop. W. F. Judson.
<114c
BARGAIN ON SIX YARDS LINO-
leuni, also a child's steel bed.
128 north Eighth street.
d!4c
BOk aad ray
on mixad; mar-
ceriaed 1 i a 1 •
heal, toe and
top.
CHICKEN DINNER AND PRO-
gram, 5 to 8 p. m., December Id;
Farmers’ Union hall, Hebron. Good
program and chicken. Sale in Af
ternoon. U R Invited.
d15p
Novelty design« la
FOR RENT—TWO CENTRALLY
located office rooms, second
story. See Hall 4 Lang.
dl4-17c
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND
at 809 south Sixth street.
8. A. Hill, Curtin Ave.
thecka, plaids and plain
c o 1 o r a. A remarkable
Christmas hose at the
low price of—•
LOT
Mrs.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT.
Notice is hereby given that 8. 8.
Lasswell, administrator of the es
tate of 8. B. Korn, deceased, has
filed in the county court of the
state of Oregon, in and for Lane
county his final account and pe
tition for final settlement of the
said estate and that December 29
1925, at the hour of 10 o’clock
a. m. of said day has been by the
said court fixed as the time, and
the county court room in Eugene,
I.ane county, Oregon, as the place
for the hearing of objections there
to and for the final settlement and
distribution of the said estate.
8. S. LASSWELL,
Administrator of the estate of
8. B. Kern, deceased.
H. J. Shinn.
Attorney for estate. nov3(M28(M)
NOTICB OF SALE OF W7.943.4S
IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF
THE CITY OF COTTAGE
OBOVE, I.ANE COUN
TT. OREGON.
Notice is hereby given, !bnt
sealed bids will be received for the
Sure hare of $67,243.48 of Cottage
rove, Oregon, Improvement Bonds.
Series • • L , by the city recorder
of said city, at his office in Cot
tage Grove. Lane county, Oregon,
up to 7:30 o'clock p. m. December
21. 1925. at which time the bids
for Mid bonds shall bo opened aad
considered by the common eouneil
at the council chamber, city hall,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Said bonds bear date the 15th
-lay of December,
Decetqjier. 1925. and mature
in ten year»
rears ________________
Ovni date thereof, _____
sad
be redeemable .........................................
at the office of the »
. treasurer of the eity of Cottage
Grove, Oregon, upon payment of the
i face value thereof, with accrued m
I,
79c
War«, companionable,
faney plaid backs and over
plaids, In ths naw pastal
abadas; alsa brawn, tan and
bina-grey. Tbay bava set-
in sleeves, three-piece cam*
binatien detachable belt and
big packets.
Othnr Ovnrcnnt« in Ul-
•tarette and Box Model«,
$16.75 to $22.50
terest at the date of pavment at NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN $2 per M for the fir and $1.50>
any semi-annual coupon period at |
MENT TIMBER.
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or after one year from the date ofiAENEBAL LAND OFFICE, i per M for the cedar on the SEH
such bond or bonds. Said bonds j
Washington, D. C., Nov. 2, 1925. T. 19 8., R. 1 W., Sec. 31, SEH
shall be in denominations of $500.00. Notice is hereby given that subject NEH red fir 855 M, cedar 20 M,
each, except that one of said bonds to the conditions and limitations of
f‘f 1030 M, cedar
will be of such denomination as | the act* of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 20 M, white fir 25
M. none of the ’
will make up the total amount of I 218), February 26, 1919 (40 Stat., timber on this section to be sold
the bonda authorized to be »old, 1179), and June 4, 1920 (41 Stat., for. *?.’• Lhan ♦,-75
M for the
and said bonda shall bear interest 758). and pursuant to departmental red fir, $1 per M for the white
not to exceed 6% per annum, on regulation* of April 14, 1924 (50 nir
Per M for the cedar*.
the 15th day of June and the 15th 1 L. D. 376), the timber on the fol- kp V 8I.
i2 T’ 8ec- 29 NEH
day of December of each and every , lowing land* will be sold December NEH yellow fir 175 M, red fir irlo,
vear thereafter, principal and in 1 AO,
18. JoúV,
1925, <t at V AV
10 V o'clock
a. 111*,
m.. cat
at
V1UC& *»•
NEH
yellow fir 150 M
terest parable in gold coin of the panile auction at the U. 8. land
5 M, white fir 25 AL
United States at the office of the office at Roseburg. Oregon, to the sy.v« ..NÏ; I?,
1« yellow fir 1525 Si
city treasurer of Cottage Grove. highest bidder at not lei than the white «7*150
NE h X h ’ v-W
Oregon.
appraised value as shown bv this1 «r 050 v
See 7}
Said bonds will be sold fot the notice, sale to be subject to the i fir too M ’ NWV.
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highest price obtainable therefor, approval of the Secretary of the (1525 Jf white fir 350 Tx fV ->
8
T
,
y
r
uut
tvws than
tunu par twu
inc purchase price, with SEt. yellow fir 750 M re 1
but I1VV
not less
and avtiutu
accrued mitnur.
Interior. The
r ‘Nt
interest. Sealed bids will be re-[ an
additional sum of one fifth of. A(.
au audiiional
«■ white
wmre iir
rir 150
lou ' M
M, BWU
O4?9
ceived for all nr any portion of one
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- ‘ thereof, being eommis- yellow fir
per —
cent
fir ? 75E m
jr 2000 M, wiite ft
said bonds, the common eonneil, lions allowed, must be deposited at ( t . 28 f 8.
R. 12 w.. Sec, 1*
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however, reserving the right to time of sale, money to be returned N’EU _____
red fir 3320* M, * 1 8BH’
reject anv and all bids. A certi if
sale _
is —
not - approved,
otherwise - 80 —
M, hemlock 80 M. » •“*** .Vr
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fied check for 2 per cent of the •aaskAaa«
fr\r the
tkn timber.1 . timber
(imho* on
on these
tkz. section,
patent wall
will laann
issue for
-** .°r
amount bid payable to the city which mwt be removed within ten f°»
than $2.50 pe< J?
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recorder of Cottage Grove, Oregon, yean. Bids will be received from
-and
yellow
ft
M
'°
will be required to accompany each i eitisen* of the United States, asso per M for the whit« .. r "j .
bid as evidence of good faith and I eiations of such citizens, and eor- lock. T. 18 8., IL
compliance with terms of bid.
organized under the law* NEU SW_U red «!
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The bonds offered are Bancroft poration*
the United State* or any state. S., R. 7 W„ 8e^
bonds based upon street improve I of
or district thereof only, vellow fir 350 ’J T31:
ments a« directed bv ordinances territory,
Upon application of a qualified 550 M, none of * v.1?1 } F»Uow fir
numbers 550, 561. 563, 564. 565, purchaser
timber on anv legal »ections to b»
j
on *
571. (62, 576 577. 590, 591 and 592 subdivision the
will be offered *epar- $2 per M. 'f
L’
J'?’ *h«n
of Cottage Grove, Oregon. If no ately before being ineladed i. any 3. SWH Kt’u1 V-JL* *- «T
bids are received for the wMile
of a larger unit. Tj 22 8 . R 85 M .
amount thereof so offered for sale 3 offer
W„ See. 9 NEU WEU fir 5«o M. Wd*r45 M *swu SWV^i -o.i
at nr above par the council any eedar
NW% NEH fir 4-0 M, M. ’■«¿»r 4'j •«.„?• *7
negotiate and sell the above bonds cedar SOM,
30M. SWH NEH fir 575 M. ,°” »hi* Wet ion' to
£,» .t!ln.bfr
at not less than par without re cedsr
40
M.
SEH NEH fir 775 M. <*«« «1 75
v
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advertising.
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The approving opinion of Teal, eedar 45 M. NFH SEH fir 7:9» M »1 per w ¿-VU ,0.r ‘k*_flr.«ld
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Win free. Johnson A McCulloch will eedar 40 M. NWU SEH fir 10951?-
cedar 100
100 M,
M, SWH_8E
SWU' SE>,
fir f | «r 860 jg. white red.* fanu
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M
L
eedar
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be furnished by said city of Cot-1 M
l>„M,.ee.lar.80 M.>EH HEU £ tbe timber or^^Hon"0"
tage Grove.
fir
820'
M.
eedar
58
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Dated »his 7th day of December.
1-“°?-
forche fW
H
the timber oa this section to be | *n' the «
1925.
M tor the
»Id for less than 11.50 per M forie cedar
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HOMER GALLOWAY,
allMÍs r.x
’HLI.TAM SPRY.
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City Recorder the fir aad eedar oa the NEH aad {•lW14ef*
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Commissioner.
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