The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 13, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE HKNTINEL, THFRHDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927
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of these specimen» have
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Hailed as Liberator
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Fo/Ttible lhe
LH TRAINED BARBERS
Film Ban Only Myth
men is the only one intact known
fine evenliig, ufter dinner, the
Dare for Your Hair.
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® lueslloii nsaumed u personal aspect,
to science.
Century
Stores
in Inquisitive member of Ids circle Business Reasons Largely Re
You
would not think of
“It is surprising that it
has
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having
anyone but a trained
P.)-«-Speaking of egg», here’» an come down to the present time in
ull prowent give tlielr Ideas.
sponsible for Rejection
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physician
care for your
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old
one
older
thau
the
ice
age.
Nam ileon tells them tliut he was
such a wonderful state of preserve
bodily health—and you
made I'oiiteut by bls marriage, and
Film
Offerings.
tion,
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»aid.
“
It
can
only
It
is
the
only
known
existing
® World’s Best Foods
® when bls sou was Imrn, “I cannot
should be equally positive
»p<-<imen of u giant ostrich egg be concluded that previous to its
Imppy, but content.”
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that a trained hair special­
® any "When
ISO,’Mio years old. It i, technically discovery it was surrounded by a
NEW
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known a« the atrutiiiolitu», whirls protective covering of some sort
ist cares for your hair.
"I was not yet sure of myself.**
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City’s Best Prices
wa» quite common in north China which time gradually disposed of.
the coronation?’’
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und
early
Imperial Barber Shop
Tilsit, 1 tldnk. By that time day» nrid all oi hi« night» reading in the late pliocene
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ph'ia’occiie ages.
bud learned tlie vicissitudes of
NEWSPAPER advertiiing make.«
P 8 Bukowxki. Prop.
movie
innnuaeripts
to
deride
what
fortune; Preusslsch Eylau had la-eti
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A. E. Carr’s hobby is collect­ tig «tore» out of little one» and
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Our Best Service I i hud
wiiriilng to me. ami never! tide»» ‘ »hull be awn by the public and ing fossil specimens and lie brought keep» them from going back to
not
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victory there ; 1 Imd what »hull
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this one bark from Chinn on a re- little one».
Filing Supplie« Sentinel.
of peace, the ahnttered today by Huy* bimaelf
of
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were
king
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OFFERINGS SATURDAY AND MONDAY
A
Pre»».
wrong, that wua not the best
m
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A» president of the Motion Pie­
Impplrat days I ever knew
October 15 and 17
Producer» ami l>i»trilmtor« of
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7 CHEVROLET
Italy, when the masses surrounded America, Tne., Hay» i» advi»or t<<
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® me, shouting: 'Viva II llbrratore!' 27 important producing and di-
I was only twenty-six, but I fore tributing com|>anie» and
Mti-h he
TN N'<* crop, Nu I ('nliforiiiait, lb.
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® <»w what I might boeoni* 1' we» ha» a great deal to »ay about th-
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its If I were being lifted up Into general conduct of the buaine«»
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tlie air. and the world were disap Much haa been written and »aid
’E H o T NAl'I'E t'mi 5c, G ciuin
IH-nrlng beneuth my feet !"— From
about the “Haya ban” on certain
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® Emil l.udw Ig'a "Napoleon."
n R.<l Cun, M.
play» and atoriea and the “Haya
Golden Went- I lbs, vim
ban ” on production.
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® Settled All Chance
A United Pre»» reporter, who
a MACARON! Fr.-wli curve cut In bulk. 4 llm 25c ®
of Getting Customer «ought to find the “Hav« ban,”
< RA’ KERN Thi y'i-i fn-uh. Il>. Ifw; 3 lbs. 43c
A young man of Indianapolis, tn foil ml that if ,|oe»n’t exi»t.
a NOIIA
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“The mi»repro«entation by thoee
his early twenties, suffered a fell
Pol* CORN- “It nil pope.” 3 II ih .
25c
blow to his pride recently when whoee play» or book» are not being
a HONEY. Nt ruined Piukiil in Bull M snoii jinn Pint ® home
he answered the doorbell at his filmed that T ’ban’ certain book»
to find a young man muking end play» from motion pinturea
29c.
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49c
his way In lhe world by taking 1» entirely in error.” Buys aaid.
a
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suh»crlptlona. The young
lb
“It ari»e» from a
fundamental
uni>re|H>aaessinx appear-
a RAINLNN Thoni|m<m Needli-NN I927 crop I 35c
® salesman's
mi»undcr»tnnding of the industry*»
anew heralded his age as approx!
mutely sixteen or seventeen years purpo«e« and a gro»» misconception
a LAN EH I'lGN, Funcy White 1927 crop Pound 15c ® and
his faltering approach Indi nf it» procedure in thi» regard.
M> lb box
$1 45
eated no great amount of expert
“Thi» office doe» not ban any
a t BAB MEAT. Snkhulin- 90’, |<-g nicttt II ii I vch — ® «•nee In the commercial world.
thing—any more than an editor
Hmlllng brightly, he Ventured: “is ban» new» from hi»
newspaper
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29c ® your mother ut Im me?"
Every editor who i» about hi» bu»i
“No."
nr»», however, retain» the right of
D MILK, Libby's -"The ncarext to frewli crcatn”- 4 ® .izhii-»?
“Is she inking any of them mag
Treasonable ut
” miming a few familiar final judgment.
seas
38c
■ PEETS WASHING MACHINE ^ o AP—L rc |>kg 39c ® mimes of magazines.
i trrance», libnlou» statement», gross
“I really don't know but I don't exaggerations, of eourne, are re­
ffl t RN STAL N\ HI I E SOAP- i< bars 25<- 12 bars 49c ® think
»he Is In the mnrkei for any fused space.
They go into the
more."
The COACH
wa»tc basket, where they belong, or
Just think what Chevrolet offers you
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■ CAMPBELLS TOMATO SO1P 3 cans
With a weary "Thank you.” he are blue penciled out of existence
23c
started away, when a new hope
today!
■ Fl.Ol.'R, Kerr’a Beat Patent. 49 lb. aack
$198 ® lit up his face and he played his without any thought by the editor,
or
hv
anybody
else,
that
the
sacred
card:
Crown. $1.94; Fiahrr'N Blend
$2.00 ® last
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speech
in being
A type of performance that is amazing—
"Y-y-you wouldn't cure to take right of free
the Youth's Companion?"—Indian
trampled under foot. Thi* material,
ffl SPERRY PANCAKE FLOl'R No. 10 sack 69c ® npolls
perfect comfort at every speed—flashing
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so far as the editor and bis public
PEAS,
t'taiidard
Good
quality,
3
cans
35c B
acceleration and remarkable handling
are concerned, is just not suitable
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Jury Wanted Beer, Cot it for publication.
TolLET PAPER Full weight 7 oz. Crepe. 6 rolls 29c
ease
—
all
the
marvelous
beauty
of
bodies
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® Soon after Ills appointment ■» “What happens in the motion
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by Fisher—finished in smart colors of
medical director of an asylum, Sir picture industry is analogous. The
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Critchton Brown, the British scenario department of a member
genuine lustrous Duco—a motor world-
physician, had to attend an Inquest company in offered
the
screen
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Ruasti-il today, mi vour table tomorrow Pound ® on n put lent who hud dled-of heart rights to a book or play which the
famous for power and economy — in
43c. < II'»
$1.25 ® disease. The evidence was heard, scenario editor believe» han objec
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he relates In his book of remlnls
short, advanced modern design in every
Ground to your order for fineness
cen<-e», and the coroner, turning tionable or questionable subject
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® to lhe Jury, composed mostly of in matter, He believe» that for th“
unit that results in the extreme of satis­
f.
the induwtry a* well ,« for
borers, said:
good
of
factory
economical transportation.
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® "Now. gentlemen, are you agreed the good of hi.« own eompanv. the
your verdict?"
book or play should not be eon
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^Century Stores ® on -. The
Juror« talked among them
Because these cars are sold at amazing
verted into a moving picture whose
lies
for
a
few
moments
and
then
a
® ’lie foreman spoke up:
audience differs largely from the
low prices, they embody the most out­
ns how tlie deceased audience of the book or the play
a fflîiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa died “We from find natural
standing
motor car value in the world
in
that
its
appeal
is
wider.
Acting
causes, hut," he
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YORK, Ort. 13
fl' I’,
in or»* or 1rs» prevalent Idea thill
Hay» spends moat of hi»
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iih
a
I’lKkllge
that defies ,
comparison /
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K nowles & G raber
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
T*
Trained You Succeed
A Eugene Business College training will give you the
foundation on which to build a successful career. Enroll
today and begin with one of the new classes Monday.
• For full information about our classes, address
Eugene Business College
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BUILDING MATERIAL
OF ALL KINDS
ALWAYS ON HAND
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Godard & Randall
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Just North of 8. P. Station—Phone 100
went on, "the Jury wish to add
that as tills Is the first occasion on
which they have met tlie new med
leal director, they hope ns how he
will stand the Jury some beer.”
With the coroner's mi net Ion he
did.
Sleep
on th* scenario editor’s advice, the
member company rejects the story
and sends notice of such rejection
to our association. Ruch a notice
is a recommendation that all the
associated companies reject it.
“We. in turn, read the book or
see the play with open minds and
then if our opinion coincides with
that of the company bringing the
story to our attention, we forward
that company’s rejection to th*
other members so that they, hav­
ing their attention cnllcd to the
particular matter, may also avoid
a mistake. The compani«* are not
told that they cannot make the
picture.”
Now. blessing light on him that
first Invented this «nine sleep; It
covers a uian all over, thoughts and
all. like n cloak : Il la meat for the
hungry, drink for the thirsty, heat
for the cold, and cold for the hot.
It Is all current coin that purchases
ull lhe pleasure« of the world
cheap; and the balance that sets
the king and the shepherd, the fool
and the wise man, even. There Is
only one thing which somebody I
once put Into my head, that I dis­
“Meyer,” »aid the film agent,
like In sleep; It 1« that It resemble« “I gotta good one to offer you
death; there la very little differ­ Puppets.”
ence between a man In his first
“Naw,” replied the theatre own
sleep unit a man In his last sleep
er,
“people are gettin’ tired of
-Cervantes.
e
them dog hero pictures.”—Brown
Jug.
African Treasure Sought
Tim Africander still believes In
lhe “cave of gleaming gold" that
was described by an excited Knttir
In tlie Krugeradorp; and In the Or­
ange river country n Boer family
has »ought for years for n parcel of
diamond» handed hastily to one of
tlielr ancestors by an Englishman
tiling from pursuing Justice, and
»up|H>sed to have been secrated In
an ant-heap In the du»k. The Boer,
finding tlie packet containing many
l>lg stones, ami fearing the mount
I ed ixtllce. hid It anil forgot the
place.
Vain Search for Treasure
An Australian miner spent part
of his life In the bush trying to re-
find a mine Ills partner found and
died III describing.
But he never
succeeded, and, eventually, the
buslimen stumbled on his skeleton.
A party of French scientists nar­
rowly escaped death from thirst In
the Snralia seeking traces of a lost
ciiravnn of precious stones that
never reached Timbuetoo, and was
supposed to have been overwhelmed
by a siindstorm, lost Its tracks, and
missed the wells.
When Trees Grow
Many believe that trees grow
from early spring when the leaves
begin to come out until the frost
when they start to show their nu
Hmm color.
But this widespread
belief 1» not correct, says the Amer
lean Tree association. For Instance,
In the Intituile of southern Pennsyl­
vania the native, forest trees make
fit) per cent of tlielr height growth
In 40 days of spring and early sum
nier.
Peculiar Plant Diseases
Mosaic diseases which afTect
plants are so called because the
i leaves of the plant attacked by
them lose their green color In small
uwgulnr patches, giving the remain
Ing tissue a pattern which resem­
I bles a mosaic pavement.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed herein his final account
as administrator of the estate of .1. H.
Potts, deceased, with the county clerk of
Lane county, State of Oregon, and an
order has been made and entered of rec­
ord directing this notice and setting the
18th day of October. 1927. al the hour
of ten o’clock a. m. as the time and the
county court room in the county court
house al Eugene. Lane county. Oregn.
as the place for the hearing of objections
if any to the aaid final account and the
final aettlement of said estate.
Dated and first published this 15th
day of September. 1927
O. O. VEATCH, Administrator of
the Estate of J. H. Potts, De­
ceased.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Nolle« la hereby given, that tha under-
signed haa filed herein hia final account
an executor of the last will and teatainent
of Laura A. McFarland, deceased, with
the county clerk of Lane county, State of
Oregon, and an order haa been made and
entered of record directing this notice
and setting the 18th day of October,
1927, at the hour of ten o’clock a. m. as
the time and the county court room in
the county court house at Eugene, Lane
county, Oregon, aa the place for the hear­
ing of objections, if any, to aaid final ac­
count and the final settlement of said
estate.
Dated and first published this 15th day
of September. 1927.
WORTH HARVEY. Executor of
the Last Will and Testament of
Laura A. McFarland, Deceased.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
Attorney for Estate.
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today—a value that defies comparison!
Cottage Grove Motor Co.
Hanson 6? Maulding, Props
Q U A L I T Y
A T
Phone 77
LOW
COST
Camel
Climbing to new heights of
popularity
4
Government figures show that
more Camels are being smoked
today than ever before. One
after another Camels passed
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of HANNAH
B PERRY. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Salathiel
T. Perry has been by the county court
of the State of Oregon, in I»ane county,
appointed administrator of the estate of
Hannah B. Perry, deceased, and that all
persons having claims against the eateto
of the aaid deceased, are hereby notified
to present the same duly verified to the
said administrator at Cottage drove,
Oregon, within six months from this, the
22nd day cf September, 1927.
8ALATHIEL T. PERRY, Admin-
ministrator of the estate of
Hannah B. Perry, Deceased.
H. . J. SHINN,
Attorney for the estate.
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1/ all cigarettes were as good
as Camel you wouldn't hear
anything about special treat­
ments to make cigarettes good
for the throat. Nothing takes
the place of choice tobaccos.
O 1927. R. I. R,rnol.l. Tok««,
Company, Wm.ion «.item. N. C.
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