PAOB TWO
WIR
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. », MONDAY, WHI ST 1. 1927.
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£ ottave 4f>rovr >mtind
much enjoyed. These are the one*
« H
l’ustN I wlll •»«» Naturila/« tha ItHh day
NOTICK or flNAL MUTT LEM ENT
tlt'gr«*»« 46 minuit’* w«»*l from th««
of Augiist. 1927. at th* huur «f
•*a»t bountlary Uns of th« «ombrasi
that have been designated hood
>
/ »
Moaday* *ad Thursday*
o'elopk
In Ibi» afternouti vf «ahi day. at
NOTICE
iH
HEREBY
GIVEN
That
quarter
of
«fot
««ahi
Section
IV;
bints and roughneck’*, and they Bond Of Bl’OtHttrnood
the undersigned ha* filed herein bl* Fin
thè soutbweal front <i»»or of th» coutil/
llii tu«« south 0 «irgreva 'J
minute*
PublMrri probably deserve being thus de*
court house In Eliseli», Lane couuty. Or«
al Account a* administrator of the estate
rftst
and
parallt<l
tu
th«*
rast
bourn!
Between Poetic S oh .’ j
------ Kdlter ignored.
of Jama* E Nkelton dec«>a*vd. with the
g«>n. uffer fur sale sud *«ll tur •«•h. al
ar> Hm* of I hi* *vuthea«t quarter of
I count) clerk of I .an«* county, State of
inibii«* Aiirtion. «ubjei’l tu redeinutlun «•
Hit* af«>r**«ald Nvvtion 1J. 142'2.4 fort
Probably these older roughnecks
A certain young woiimn. t, xte-
A tint class publication calere« si Cot-
s4>regoa. and an order ha* been made and
provided by law. all »f Ih» righi, liti«
Io
the
piare
of
beginning,
containing
Doak
Durham
MS* Orese ** cecesd-elaM mailer
have little brothers and sisters that imgruplier for h Now York tlrui i*
of record directing this notice
and hitereal ut m *I«| d«*f«>iiti*nls l’almar
righty (HU) aerea, more or Iras, ae
Mrs. i. Roxie I. Durham of this «•ntrrr«!
bent
known
in
nn
udmlrliik
mibur-
have
enjoyed
the
playgrounds
and
Ituirford, Anna Ihiiiitord, hi« wif«* and
and
setting
th**
J4lh
day
of
August.
19'27,
ro
rd
lux
to
the
Government
aurvey
Busins** Office
16 North Sixth
Doak of at the hour of ten o’clock a m . a* th«*
i l» Ilari »»r and alt per«un« «laiiulug
She lota city i mid William I
lharoof.
will have that pleasuw taken from bnn circle« uh a
time
and
th«
1
county
court
room
In
the
b*.
thrvHgh ur under ih«ni ur any or
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
her insplrailons down in Hfioi-tlmnd Power» »viv married Saturday nf i county court houae at Kugvne. I.ane conn
Now. therefore In the name of
the
them.
vitlier
«f II ihiii In and tu «ahi premi«««
Uy mail (e**h tn *<b*ac*>
State
of
Oregon,
in
compliance
with
«aid
ternoon
at
the
Method!»!
’
parson
noteu.
trnnaerllwH
them
on
her
There might be some little ex
• ly. Oregon, as the place for the hearing execution and order of Male and In order
O b * ynnr . „...*3 OOlThcw month*...
FRANK K TAF!.<»•<. Hherltf
•0
ago.
Pastor
John
\
I
.inn
official
of
object
Ion*.
If
any.
to
sai«l
final
account
typewriter
mid
aubmlt.«
the
etlu
Si* month*....... 1.S0|O b * man lb _
11, IIEI I.AII IIKINNIUK
.40 ruse for destruction of playgrounds
to satisfy aaid Judgment, interval, attor
and the final settlement of aaid estate
ing.
Only
immediate
relative*
at
Deputy
»Ions
to
the
loeul
liew
spnper
w
Illi
Ii
n**ya_ b’ca, costs of suit and a«’crulng jl) I I aH(fet)(MJ
1 equipment in play but then* can be
Dated and first published thi* IMth
M*t»b«r of
tended.
Mia-
Mrs.
Ray
F.
Baker,
sometimes
lluda
place
for
them.
no excuse for the deliberate theft
•lav of July. 1927.
N*tio**l Editori*! A**oei*tloa
One morning as she was eoin- ter of the bride, e
in
JOHN C HKE.I.TON. Admlnl*
of playground equipment, and there
Ur»<o* Bist* Editorial A**ocl*üoa
trator of lh*<
estate
of
HU p
Oiwgon Nr»,p*j.*r Conforme»
can be no excuse for the wanton muting from New Jersey there was the vv ening with n
:
E Skelton, Deceased
per.
present
i
Thom*
and HERBERT Jamea
«lestruction of pretty trues. When .•» heavy fog on the North river and
W LOMBARD
Mrs
Vv rue Hazen. !
Mr*.
Attorney for Estate
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HOODLUMS AND ROUGHNECKS. the springtime comes and other the ferryboat waa proceeding on it*
Glen
tree* are putting forth their spring way gropingly, with frequent stops George Hohl. , Mr. ai
and much whistling At one time, Owen and daughter
June,
’"Hoodlums and roughnecks is apparel, a number of trees that out of the gloom, a greut hoars« Miss l*eone
Watch a growing business
St a ley
John
what a number of boys of the city have had a ring of bark cut away whistle, suggesting an iw-eau liner, Baker.
and
sec Its NEWSPAPER ads
Carnation»
«InhliHM
will wither and die. unless some
have beeu called.
•ouuded near. There was a stir of were attractive ilvrülíit ion*.
The grow in size.
That may no. sound like a proper thing is done to cover the scars uneasiness amoug the crowded pas newlywed» will M|R*nJ II -hort
and give them a chance to heal.
way to speak of boy*.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Police protection at th»' park has sengers. and the i»oet‘» male eom- honeymoon at Btiuduu mid «dl
But these boy* had not been bo-
patlion looked up from his news make their home in Powers.
been
asked
for.
Think
of
it!
Hav
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NOTICE
IH
HEREBY
GIVEN
That
having properly or the appellation
-4^ -
th«* undersigned has been appointed by
ing to ask for protection from the paper with a nervous frown.
would not have been given them.
"Are you afraid?" lie asked ol the
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The Tuesday Kritlge club enter- the county court of l*ane county. Htat«*
kids
of
pleasures
provided
for
them.
And these boy* may be the chil
poetess.
of
Or«*gon. administrator of the ratate of
taiaed
Friday
afternoon
nt
the
It
is
because
of
just
such
things
dren of some who will read this,
“Afraidthe » ■••M cairn with I home of Mrs. Schofield Stewart. idasiv Biand, deceased, by aft Order
b«>aring date thy 13th day of July. 1927
although Ee reader is likely to • - »hesc that it is almost impoasiult* withering scorn. “Afraid’ I? Why, honoring
All person* having claim* against the
B M n. A. L, Weist, club
to
develop
interest
in
th«*
establish
think so, and probably would deny
you know Shelly died by drowu- member who will make her home in •*»tate of LUaiv Bland, deceased,
are
□□uauuaanutia
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hereby notified and required to present
that hi* boy would do anything to ment of a V. NI. C. A. or some Ing.”—Harper's Magazine
I’acoma. Additional gtiestn were th«* Maine, duly verified, to the undvr
kind
of
a
home
for
boys.
Those
I
deserve such an appellation, some
Mrs. Rnvmond Grube of Pengra and signed at hi* offiee in th«* City of Cut
of them probably even if they were 1 who would have to provide the Stained Glass Makes
Mrs. Finuoran of thi* city. A tage Grove. I.ane county, .State of Oregon,
money
have
seen
so
much
of
the
or before six month* from the date
told that their boy* were amoug
dainty luncheon wa* served at 1 on th«
’ first publleation of thi* notice.
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Appeal to Converts o’clock and three tables of bridge of Dated
thoae to whom the appellation was I abuse bv boys of the thing* pro
and first published this 18th
vided
for
them
that
money
is
dif
applied.
«lay
of
July. 19’27.
In the center «»f a Christian m i - were played in th<’ afternoon. Mrs.
ficult
to
get.
The boys were spoken of in that
O O VEATCH. Administrator of
Tf the playgrounds move is aban tlement in the Jungle of Al mink. F I., (iraiinis held high score Mrs.
th* Bfttftlft of
Hlaixl
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manner by one who has given a
Hyderaha»!. India, stands a Christian Weist was given a silver vase by
Deceased
doned
because
of
the
hoodlumism
great deal of time in trying to do
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church of tlie proportions of a the club. The rooms wen1 attrae HERBERT W LOMBARD
and
vandalism
of
boys,
it
will
be
a
something for the youngsters of the
Attorney for Kalale
Jyl8al5(M)
cathedral. This is the central ¡»lace tile with baskets rrn.l bowls of cut
ity. They were spoken of in that i long time before anyone will again of worship for the great coniinutrity flowers.
manner because they have made it suggest anything for the kids.
NOTICE or SHERIFF S SALE ON
The many will havn to suffer for of Indian (ThrlsUans, numbering
EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE
-u difficult for anything to be done
over MkOOOl who have gatliervii
Mr. and Mr*. William K*hworth
are
the
few.
but
the
few
probably
for the youngsters of the city.
around Kev. C. W. posnetu a Wes of Eugene entertained Thumdav
Notice I« hereby given* that by virtue
in
those
who
have
been
loudest
The Keepers of the Den,’ aux
leyan missionary, as a result of his with a dinner party for n number I
M ■ v..itioti «ml or«ier ftt mm I.« in for«'
iliary of the Lions dub, have been suggesting to their elders that
i ck»*urc isauvd out ut the ( Irvuh Court of
30 years* work In this native state. from this city.
Thos<\
city
should
have
a
Y.
M.
C.
A.
or
I l*ane count/. Oregon, un the ’27tb day ut
sponsoring a playgrounds at the
The church was o|»vitt*d u year »igo» were Mr. and Mrs. Will
1937. in * «nil wh« r«’in un the iGlh
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city park. They expected to get should provide something to occupy but there seemed something la* k- I.o* Angele», who are »pending the June,
«Uy of June. 19'27. In said court t'itiavn*
the
spare
time
of
the
kids.
much satisfaction out of doing
Ing In its beautiful interior, despite summer here. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Saving« Bank au<i Truat company, a our-
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poratiun. plaintiff, recovered Judgment
something worth while for the kid
the marbles anti many tinted
Compton and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. againat the defendant* Palmer Ku'uford.
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dies.
PLUS-FOURS.
There was no stained glass In t lie Leonard.
Mrs. Ashworth i» a Anna Ruiuford. hi* wife and J. D Barber
windows.
six thousand ludiuu daughter of Mr and Mrs. Compton. (••r th. sum <•!
Children of the city had been
• togotbar with
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interval thereon from June 15, 19’27. at
asking that something be done for
A wife in Ashland, according to Christians have given lhe money
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the rate of ten p«-r cent ¡»er annum until
their entertainment, parents of the the Tidings, ha* made several im- for a window, designed by Era nk
The Joker club entertained with paid, and the further sum of $300.00 at
children thought that the city ! portant discoveries since her hus- O. Salisbury, a well known British
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turneys
foe«,
and
lhe
coat«
and
disburse
artist. The subject is lhe Aseen- a dinner Friday evening at the ment« herein in the sum of 919.00, which
should provide playgrounds or some > band took up golf.
Gray Goose, honoring Mrs. Will
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w-a* enrolled and docketed in
thing. So it was reasonable to ex
Among these are the fact that sion. and Mr. Salisbury says of the Hall of I.os Angeles, a former mein judgment
the Clerk* office of «aid court in «aid
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pect that children would show their a meal that has been on the table windows: •‘The desire of lhe donors her.
Additional guests were Mrs. county on the 10th day of Jun«. 1937,
appreciation by giving the heart for two hours can be heartily en was that lheir church should be as George O. Knowles and Mrs. H. A. and »aid execution to ma directed com
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mending me in the name of the Stalo of
••'»t of cooperation.
joyed by a husband who has been beautiful as any Mohaminetlan Miller.
After the dinner, the Oregon, in order to satisfy said Judgment,
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But instead of satisfaction with out chasing the little white pellet mosque or Hindu temple, and I group went to the home of Mrs. intrr<-«t. attorney* fee«, costs of suit and
trust that my work will help them
accruing costs to »oil lhe following de*
having done something worth while, over a 40-scrt field.
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C. E. Frost, where three tables cribed real property, towlt.
members
of the Keeper* of the i Another diaeovery is that a hus to realize their ideal of la-ailly aft for
for vour old iron, regtird/ess
bridge were formed.
Beginning at a point on the north
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Den are inclined to give up with band who demands a golf course an sld to worship.”
boundary line of the southeast quar
disgust their effort to provide some the greens of which are as smooth
ter of Section 1'2, Township id south
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of whether it is electric or
The Baptist Sunday »ehooi will
of Range 4 west of the Willamette
Queen Victoria Story
thing for the kiddies, simply be as a board has no such feeling
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hold a picnic Wednesday after-
.Meridian south 09 degrees 44 min
cause some of the older one* have toward the lawn at home, also that
Some amusing stories •■oiicerning
ute* we«t 1050 f»et from the north-
not. /’/y only /5c down,
and evening at the Ventch
shown so little appreciation that the number of young men craving Queen Victoria are told by Sir noon
ea*t corner of aforesaid southeast
The group will
quarter of said section 1’2; thence
t hey have destroyed some of the I a meal who chance along at a l-'elfx Setnon in hi* autobiography. ramp ground.
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leave the church at 2 o'clock and
south 2 mimite* east 13Jb.075 fret
balance $ ! .(H) monthly.
no
pl*yground equipment, have stolen . time when the lawn * can go
The queen had a great sense of dig there will be cars at <5 o’clock for
to the north boundary line of lhe
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playground equipment which had longer is quite remarkable.
nity, but she also poasesaed a keen those who can not go in the after-
county road conveyed to l*aua coun
ty, Or«-gon, by Palmer Rumford and
l*en put away in a building on
The most important discovery i* sense of humor.
For instance, noon.
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Anna Rumford; thence north 89 de
the grounds and have been destroy- i that the husband who formerly when Sir James Held. Iter majesty's
gree* 45 minutes east 1320 feet;
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ing trees on the grounds. AU this made sport of plus-fours would physician-in-ordinary, became en
thence north 3 minutes west 1330 93
The women ’s foreign missionary
has been done after playgrounds like to wear them all the time,
feet to the north boundary line of
gaged to one of her maids of honor,
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society
of
the
Methodist
church
i
the said southeast quarter of edil
hours.
Any (jame that ran make a man the Hon. Miss Baring, the queen
section 1*2 thenca south 89 drffrvaa
Possibly there are no
_ _____
more _____
than like to wear plns-fqurs is a danger- was exceedingly angry, and. send will meet Wednesday afternoon at
the
44 minutes west 1320 fast |O ----
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
L.
Nichols.
Th<>
__ r
_____ and should be prohib
ing for him. lectured him severely.
half a dozen or a dozen of the ous
place of brginding containing 40.00
pastime
acres, all in I*ane county, Oregon.
boys in the group that have made ited as endangering the welfare of He ought to have known, «lie told program leader will be Mrs. J. H.
Also, the following described premisrs. I
Mite boxe« will be
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hlui, that notxxiy was permitted to Chambers.
it probable that little kiddies of the community, state and nation.
tow it
Man is not a pretty animal at propose to a maid of honor without opened.
the city will be deputed of the
Beginning at a point on the south
Hr».- »»f Lot No 12 in N<-. ti■■«« I I
jdaygrounds which they have so best, and these plus-fours make up obtaining the queen's permission.
Township 10 south of Range 4 west
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Letter Cabinets
Sentinel
for all the hideous forms of dress Sir Jatue* listened, theu humbly
■ f th«- Willamette Meridian in Lan.
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ which woman has worn since old answered that her majesty WIIN
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county. Oregon, which aaid point ia
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
47.1 fret south 89 degrees 33 mis*
Adam parted with one of his ribs. quite right; he certainly would not
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utrs west and 129 3 feet south o
They are a kind of combination of do it again! This so strongly ap-
Notice is hereby given that the under
degrees
*2 minutes vast from
the
the hoop skirt and the wasp waist, pealed to the queen's sense of hu- signed ha* filed hi* final report and ac
*»«>-ith«-a*t «’orner *>f Sr. lion 1..' In
Care for Your Hair.
aforesaid
Township
and
Range,
but they have one feature that rec mor that she laughed heartily, Hiul count a* the administrator of th« estate
of Emma C. Jone*, deceased, with the
running
thence south 89 degree* 33
without
further
ado
extended
her
They
should
be
ountain
ower ompany
ommends
them.
county
clerk
of
Lane
county,
Oregon,
and
minute*
west
and
shjng
the
south
T ou would not think of economical. Two discarded gunny pardon.
that Tuesday, the 24th day of August,
boundary line of aforesaid I aj I N o
having anyone but a trained sacks are all that is required in the
1927. at the hour of ten o’clock a. ni. in
12 of aforesaid Section 13. 1323.2
the county court room in the county court
feet; thence North 0 degrees, 3 tn In
S -ctly Private
physician care for your way of material, and but a few
house. Eugene. Lane county, Oregon, haa
utes west and parallel with the east
He wus u newcomer to the bank been by the eonrt set a* the time and
bodily health—and you moments are required to sew them
boundary line of the southeast qftar-
at the top.
t- r of afor«’M*id s» « tl«*n i'J. ! |
and consequently found his duties place to settle and allow the aame and
should be equally positive together
feet to the south boundary line of
These remarks are made despite rather bard to remember; but all for th»- final settlement of »aid estate.
Any
and
ail
person*
having
objections
the
county road, conveyed to Lane
that a trained hair special the fact that Adonis Claude this was forgotten when he re to the final settlement of *aid estate ar«- • << inty.
Oregon, by Palmer Kn* f I I
ist cares for your hair.
Ingalls of Corvallis and Chester ceived his first pay envelope.
hereby requested to present same at said
and Anna Rumford, thence north 89
W
T.
JONES
Adminiatra-
time
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“
*
“
*
degree*
45 minute* «-ast along the
field Hugh Hume of Portland both
In a businesslike manner he
»or of th<- ratal»-
south line of said county road 1'223 2
Imperial Barber Shop don the plus fours on occasion. Ont quickly checked the contents liefure
Emm* C. Jone*.
frvtto^kpojnt
■ * t M’-uth H'J
side of this one besetting sin these signing the receipt, Then his eye
ceased,
P. S. Bukowski Prop.
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YOUNG
AND
two are respected and respectable caught the words underlined in
HERBERT W LOMBARD,
□nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn citizens and what they might have black:
Attorneys for Estate.
Jly25-»22(M)
. "been had they preferred to follow
"Your salary Is your personal
r
the straight and narrow and eschew business and a confidential matter.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
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the gunnvsack attire it is difficult It should not be disclosed to any
—
*
‘
wrong
one
”
to
imagine.
Plus-fours
is
the
NOTICE IH HERE BY GIVEN
Tbst
Cottage Grove-Eugene name, they should be e.alled minus-
The clerk grinned as lie picked the undernigned ha* fliad herein her fin
al
account
a*
executrix
ol
the
last
will
Freight and Transfer.
up
a
pen
and
signed
his
name.
Be
sixes.
and tentament of Josiah Port»-r I* < ea«ad
low lie added briefly :
with the county clerk of Lane county.
JESS LANSING
“I won’t mention it to anyone. I State of Oregon. and order ha* been
If your pocketbook is in a
Proprietor
as much ashamed of it as yon made and entered of record directing this
healthy condition yon ran find some am
notice and iOttinff the 2 4th day of Aug-
are.”
u*t. 1927.xat the hour of ten o’clock
some
doctor who is ready to find
a
m., as the time, and the county coart
thing about your anatomy th* t
FURNITURE MOVING
room in the county court houae at Eu
India’» Holi Fettival
isn’t.
gene I*ans county. Oregon, a* the place
AND STORAGE
At the time of the vernal equi for the hearing of objection*. If any. to
«aid final account and the final settle
One nice thing about all 1 these nox, on the night of tire full moon, ment of ■•id ritate
Piano Moving a Specialty.
Dated ■nd flr.t published this 18th <i*y
reform movements is that we the popular Holl festival Is cele
by the Hindus of India The of July. J927.
emerge from them all without : any brated
EMMA PORTER. Executrix
ceremonies,
lasting
for
three
days,
Phone 99; Res., 189-J
great injury.
of the Last Will *nd Teat*
are derived from the ancient spring
ment of Jo*l*h Porter, De
festival. Tills festival, originally
ceased.
At first it seems quite a treat to a solemn religious rite. Ims degen HERBERT W LOMBARD,
Attorney for Estate.
Jyl8*15(M)
a man to hand hie wife money but erated and is now know n as the Sa
Every time you say the three words quoted above «ir others to the
the novelty is not long wearing off. turnalia of India. Bonfires are tit
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
same effect, you are making an implied contract to pay for wlmt you art-
around the temples and sacriflees
We would like to see good times are tnHde to the gods. Red powder
)>urclmsing within thirty days unless it he an Installment Account. It is ii . m
Notice is hert-by iiv«»n that the un
if for no other reason than to kill called ktinkrima is thrown aleiut, dersigned has filed herein his final
much of an obligation as if you had signed a promissory note. 1'nlt‘NN you
as Occidents throw confetti, and account as arirninistrator of the estate
off the kickers and knockers.
do pay up according to your agreement, the merchant is in much the miiiiiv
the clothing of rhe people becomes of W H, Gilbert, deceased, with the
county clerk, of Lane county, Or»-gon
covered with It.
position as your banker would he- he holds your overdue note.
and an order has been made and entered
Recall Rainier Mayor Propoaod
of record directing this notice and
Mayor A. E. Veatch of Rainier,
setting the 31 nt day of August, 1927,
Brain Work» Rapidiy
who is one of several officials of
at th«- hour of t«m o’clock a m., as
Look tit the proposition from your point of view. I’ei'liaps you arc cm
that city who are threatened with
Assuming you began to think th«- time, and the county court room
ployed
on ii stilnry. with a pay day every .Saturday, You report for duty
in
t!
hr-
’
’
«»-
nt
Eugen«-,
a recall, is a relative of Mrs. H. F. consciously st the uge of the ’hen
Lane county, Oregon, a* the place for
••very day. you do your work, you naturally expect your salary check ut
Wynne of this city and has visited at thirty. If yon have «tone an aver th«-
hearing of objections, if any to
here several times. Veatch is also age amount of thiuking jour im- such final account and the final settle-
the end of the week
Suppose your employer «lidn’t pay you promptly!
editor of the Rainier paper and is pre»«Ion«" would rim her nh< ,t m<-nt of nald estate.
Date
of
firnt
publishing
this
1st
day
using editorial broadsides in that 1.020.000,000. Those whose work is of August, 1927,
Ethicfilly he is under no moce ohligation to do so thnn you are to pay
pav
in defense of the administration. entirely mental would double those
A. W ISHMAEL. A<lmlnl»lr*tor
of th« «*,t*te of W. H. Gilbert
He charges that the move to oust figures
your hill at the store. You are in much the Name position to the merchant
dece**ed.
*rl-2tt(M)c
A woman's brain ia about the
the present administration has been
ns an employer. You are buying goods aa well as .service, but the principle
W LOMBARD.
otiiiei'H lighter fhun a rnaii's but It HERBERT
■ instigated by the wet forces.
Attorney for estate.
is the same. And the merchant who does not get his “wages” from yon
Is of superior quality—of a higher
• very thirty days on open accounts, or on stipulated dates if you have an
«peeffie gravity It lasts longer, too.
On an average a woman of sixty
Installment Contract Account, would be just as much justified in feeling
has a 20 per cent better brain than
aggrieved at yon as you would at an employer who did not pay up on your
a man of the same age.
SOCIETY ¡
Old Flatirons
Wanted
He zvill atlozv you
$1.00 toward the purchase
of a brand
New Westinghouse
Automatic Electric
Iron
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56. 75 zvith old iron
GET YOURS TODAY!
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The Credit Stores Trust You Trust Them
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To Pay
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ROCK AND
SAND
Concrete rock, per
yard, $1.85,
Delivered
Sands, per yd., $2.25
Delivered
M. A. HORN
Phone 35F4
Cottage Grove
Bonn Distance Hauling
Piano Moving a Specialty
Chestnut Transfer
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
South Sixth Street—Rear First
National Bank.
STORAGE AND GENERAL
TRANSFER
Office phone 6
Residence phone 155 L
Adding
Machine
Paper
The Kias in History
Kibi-es between men were com
mon in England until the Seten
teenth century
Medieval krilRlitu
used to king ench other before they
begun jouHting. hm modern howvy
weight* Mhnke hundn.
Pugew in
France used to klx.s article* they
were given to deliver, both when
they received them from rhe hstnda
of sender* and Jilst before they <|e
Il vered them to recipient ». iih >i sign
,f honor
Theory 08. Practice
A "Hilum Ixitile would i>e 11 great
relief to the mind if there were
iin.v Hssurance Hint n re»l l>nttle
would follow the pattern It lays
down with Hny degree of resf>ecl.—
Washington Star.
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Memo Rolls
COTTAGE GROVE
CREDIT ASSOCIATION
The Sentinel
Our purpose is to make it harder for those NOT entitled
to credit and easier for those who are entitled to credit
Printers- -Publishers
Office Outfitters
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