The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 13, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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TMK HMNTINBU POTTAGK GROVE OREGON
L aos
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¡Half
H
H b ,1
I kiTMtè
fhe utilities of a city
are combined
in your motor car
■ OVR automobile is nome-
thing tike ■ miniature city.
There is an electric light ami
pnwer system, a water sys-
tern, a fuel svstem.
In the new Ford, you will
fiud each of these systems
of the latest design and best
materials. Every part has
been made to serve you faith-
fully and well at a minimum
of trouble and expense.
Take, for example, the
generator—one of the most
im|K>rtant parts of the elec­
trical system which supplies
the current for lighting and
for engine ignition.
!
TIIIHMDAY. DHCWMBB« H. t»2H
T
In the new Ford, the gen­
erator is of the power-house
type and is distinctive in
many features. It has been
specially designed to pre­
vent most forms of trouble.
Oiling is necessary only once
a year. About the only thing
you need do is to have the
charging rate changed as
the seasons change.
CJosely allied to the elec­
trical system is the ignition
system. It, too. ia of new
mechanical design in the
new Ford. There is but one
high tension cable and that
connects the coil with the
distributor. Even cables
from the distributor to the
spark plugs have
been eliminated.
Special care has also
been liken to make the dia-
tributor water - proof, thu»
preventing short circuit*
from rain. etc.
The entire electrical ami
ignition systems of the new
Ford are so simple in design
and so carefully ma«le that
they will give you surpris­
ingly little trouble. Yet that
doesn't mean they should
be neglected, Certain little
attentions are needed from
time to time.
The storage battery
should be given water and
the connections kept clean.
The generator charging rate
should be changed as indi­
catesi. Spark plugs should
be cleanid at regular inter­
vals. Distributor points
should also be kept clean
and the distributor cam
given a light film of vaseline
every 2000 miles.
These are just little
things, but they mean a
great deal to your car. Y'ou
can have them looked after
at very small cost by the
Ford dealer when you take
the car in for oiling and
grea.’inc.
A thorough checkings* p
at regular intervals will
lengthen the life of your car
and give you many thou­
sands of miles of
F ord M otor C ompany
Vlwavs Sav kt With Printers Ink
Godard & Randall
Just North of 8. P. Station—Phone 100
Building Material
of all kinds
always on hand
here’s the Ideal Gift for
all the Family!
IFTEEN years of engineering research and development art
hind the General Electric Refrigerator, shown above. It will
a memorable Christmas Gift—one that truly will say “Merry
,, lriatmas” every day—for years to come.
True it’s rather a selfish gift—yet it will prove efficient
ralth Insurance for all the family; it will prevent food sped
e and waste and give you undreamed-of appetites and from
ti lights you read about. Ice cubes galore for cooling drinks
I” (1 be yours. Olery—cool and crisp; n»tllt that stays frrd»
til used; butter that bas forgotten how to swim! Come ip
" d select the model best suited to the needs of your family-*
r < ?re ia one for most every price and purpose! Ask, too, abowc
ti<r Special Christmas low down-payment plan!
,.r Ix>ng after Santa’s visit the giver of “something EletiricaT’
ly ows his gift will say “Merry Christmas” every day for him
<* < tere are scores of other Electrical Gifts to be had at El«m
al Gift Headquarters—come in now and select the one.
*t suited to your gift needs.
untain States Power Compatì v
I Nearby News ¡
DIVIDE
day «»v«»ning in h««or of her birth in ’
-lav nnui\«*iMni x
The dinu«»| hnd th«»
1». «»n planned by
Mi»
Clnr» m <• ha«
<'«»»»«» «if th«* tln»\«» for l»«»th XIi «ud
U* ue and Mr»»
krne*f, w h«»«e AM
nixer-mri«»« ate <»u th«' »MIMA »luv.
aud was iut«»n«bsl n- a «urpria»
Mr. an«l Mrw ('one w«»r«» »ailed Io
P«»rtland ««»Idenlv by th«' artiviu-
illu«'«« of Mr«. Con«»’* m<»th«'r and
th«* pl.*it»<« UaJ to ta» «'hanged.
Mr. atd Mm. !.. Il K«»rlee wc
Eugen«» were at th«'iy h>»nu‘ h»»l«‘
Saturtay.
Ivnn Fi"h«»r «»f
«»ver night Monday al the horn«» ,»f
hi-« uncle, J. W Fi«hei
XIr«. S, I*. Shortridp' an«! klr-
Olive Herrv an«! chiMrvn went 1«
Eugen«» ru«»<«lay.
Mo<e Tvnon received word Men
day of the death at E*ti*n\ill«»,
Wt-h.. «*t a broth« r. -lulian Tyaun.
who died from gun ^k«»iw inflicted
I » n holdup handit
(Special I«» lh«*
I )
Dec.
II
Th« lui*.
Alv in :ia«l
Ori ill«' Hodgson uf Cottage Gruve
»peat Saturday with
Nelli* an«;
I.inn Chapman
Th*» Al»w»rt
'
Mattaun family «»f
Cuttagv (Irovu wen» «linner gu«"»*
ikta«lay at th.1 home of Mi Matt
' um S nroth«»r, N. \l Mattern.
Kathl«»*»n M«'R»', vm «'M s spent th«
week ** m «I at h«'r hum«' her*'. Kath
let'M a it »1 Mr». XI«- li«*' h *»1«U apeat
Saturday ia Eug*»n*»
Mid
Mr*. Norman Suiter
her
p*»»t Suu
mother, Mr*. Alli*»«»»,
»lav at the Cltarb' \rnal«l home
Maxwell \’an«lervert of Oakland,
Cal., it vi'iting at the hum«» of h.'
parent". Xlr. ami XIis. Dick Van
LONDON
«tevert, uutil after the holi«!ays.
J. A Mackev an«l siui ('leal an«l
( S)W> ial lu th*
ntinrl I
«laughter Ethel ha\e been sick a
De«»
||
Mrs. W
T ,l*mes U<
\l i
M . • < » staying with h«'i *i*t«»r, M*n- C I’
w**«»k with th«' tm
ami Ethel have returned tu theii XVdls. this w«*rli
work aa«l ('leal is improving.
Mrs. I.vnch Currin.
wh*»
had
Mr*. J«»hn"«»n of ('entrai l*«»ial !w'«‘n -tnving with her m«»tlu'r. Xlr-»
visited one «lay last week with O. I*. Wdl', f«*r '«»me time.
is
relatives h«'re.
Mr», Johu*«»n was spending a week at her h«»me nt
formerly Mias B**» R umu ‘11 ul Di
Blaekbutte.
v ide.
Harvev Shipp 'tart«»«l to work
Dirk Van«levrrt picked an I <lr at Ria« kbutt*' Snn«lay.
livere«i 2OD turkeys to You* alia r»<
«taught* '
XI rv
W*M»«lwar«l and
'hipotent Thursday. Xt a «i mu P«i nui
arrive«!
Eleanor of t’htc«»,
t'nl..
«Ieli\ert»«l 20.
M«»n«lav tn visit with Xlr« W.MUl
Albert Tun<»le had a finger a
want’s «laughter. Mrs. L; O Krrw
putateU Xt«»nlnv.
Mr. Ton«-!«’ ha?
son.
ha«l infertmn in his haiul Mime
Philip llr«M»khart went to Drnin
time.
It was caused by a liver.
hask.'t hull
Fri.lay to at ten«!
a
Austin XlrReynolds ha*» In'en ill game lietwevn Drain and I iioktu^
“
a week with the flu.
glass. ||«' wn' accoin|»ani*»«| by his
The Divide social club will ire« I brother Dorman
th«*
home
of
Mrs.
F
Thursday ?.t
XIrs. Heirrv H«'<* gave a birth
XI. Chapman.
lav party Sunday f«*r Mi H<" ’>
XIrs. H. H Ku"'«’ll. Mrs. XlasMiuo faih«»r.
6th«'r guest'
wen»
the
Perini an.I Mrs. Dirk Vandevert
Junlian
Small family.
spent Saturday iu Eugene.
Th«» Charlie Powell family* droye
Xliss Velina Mackey uf Bvn«l ar to Silk
creek Sunday* to th.* John
rive«l Thursday to visit an aunt.
Overholser home for a family r«
left
Maek«»y.
«She
Mrs. J.
A.
union with th«» Sieve
Overholser
Thur.'dav for Marshfield.
family of
Jeff«'rs«>n.
Th«*
IM
The k. U McReynolds family
Powell families of Lorane
were
at
the
hom«'
of
Mrs.
spent Sunday
also pr«'-ent.
sister,
Mrs.
John
Xie Key nohl ’*
Mis» Thelma Thornton of Cottage
Overholser of Silk rreek. Mr. an«l Grove sp*'nt th.» week end at the
Xlr*. Steve Overholser of Jeffcr.*“« T<»e Brookhart home.
and the Charles, Kob. George. Ed
Xlr an«! XI rs Dan Beck. Fb»v
and Jim
Powell
families
were Woodring and Esther Thornton of
present.
A
picnic
dinner
was Cottage Grove spent Sunday at th*
M»rv«»*l.
Mrs. John Overholser *ut
Robert Phillips home.
fered a severe fall about
three
Mrs. Mary Ma.s*.‘v visile«! front
weeks ago.
.She has alm«v»t r«» Tuesday until Frida v in Cottage
covered from th«» effects.
Grove with Mm. Nancv Oglevbv,
Cliffor«l Wallace and XI <
lla.v
Mrs. William Kelly an*! Mr- Wil
mood visited Monday at tlW t'ur- liaiu Massey
tis Raymtmd home.
Tom Brasher suffer«»«! a badly
Mr Dole
Mr. and Mr». Harry
'cnl«led ankle a few «lavs ago when
»pent the week end with .Mr and he spilled the content’s <»f n enf-
Mr*. C. B Orumpaugh at Glen
fee p*»t over the ankle.
Mr*.
Mrs. MeDole is a sis ter of
The Ben Finseth family
Orumpaugh.
•
from camp A Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N M Mattson an«l
*|*ei»t
Townsend
Mrs. XV
L.
XIi" Mary Mosta«*hetti spent Sun
Thur-wlav with Mr*. John Nuther
• lay evening at the Albert Mattson land.
home in Cottage Grove.
Miss Bernice Th“rn railed at Ihr
Xliss Mary Mostachetti n[M*nt the J«»e Brookhart home Sunday.
week end at Leona at the home
Mrs. Frankie Thorn am
and XIrs.
of her brother. Johnny M«*j»taeh?t
Anna Adams of !«atbuni visited re
ti.
eently with William Thorn, who is
N. Lewis of Walden ' isited Wed­ in a Eugene hospital with n hrok
nesday aud spent the night at th«* en thigh.
(I. L. All«*man home.
Brookhnrf
Mrs. Jo«»
“
Wilma Kaymond threw a knee Philip
«pent Wednesday
•»ut of joint w hile at play at school Brooahi iftrt ’< brother, I..
Tuesday.
She misled several «lavs son of Ce«lar creek.
of school beeauwe of the injury.
Mrs. Nellie Orr of Eugene vi<
Mrs. F. M. Chapman entertaine«!
ite«l in i London Mondar.
Thanksgiving for A. L. Gray and
Miss H.'irel Thorn. Mi«« Bernie*
Charlie and Nrfa Chapman nt Eu
Brookhart
Thorn an«! Mn». Joo
gene, Mrs. A. E. Fo-t«*r of thi- made a trip to Eugene Mntunlay,
place. Xlr. and Mrs Sherman ('hap but «»n account of the epi-lcniie of
Mr', flu wer»* n»»t allowed to enter th«*
man of Cottage Grove- and
Nanry Chapman of Eugene, who hospital to see Mrs. William Thorn
her
will spend the winter with
William Eddy
has
gone
to
son, F. M. Chapman.
Prineville to work.
Thanksgiving guests at thr E. U
with
Mr. Corder is Suffering
MeRavnolda home were Mr. and rheumatism.
Mrs K. P. McReynolds of Corval
C. H. Woods has in-tailed an
lis. Kathleen McReynolds of Philo­ engine to stipnly power
for
th«'
math, Dick Knight of Eugene and light plant in hi.s »♦ore.
Ruth Owen of Cottag«* Grove.
Mrs. Boorhees of Taeoma. Wash.,
J. C. PENNEY CQ
417 421 Main Sited. CbUn
minu* <»n«' li»nv«’< fw
it % n M»rt u‘ « «»inini
gnni«» with th«' t"»»»n
‘«’in nini I«**«» Vin gitiiv
hr * he ‘ h.i'lu
‘ ‘1 har-lb
«nug l»k«» in hi- hl.inket
reek last Túvola'
N«» I h . m I.» hi'
t f«»r «nd i it
u it
that e«M«n k II • • w
wasn 't
it- g«*! nwny
n-»
«»
;
h
HM«I l»li«lg«’ crew
gv n«'r*»*s Itarm*
u»nrk«'<
w river
Tin-.
ist Fri'lny
»e the Inst bridg»»
r .*«» far a* Mt.
**rn«'«l, uul«»'s th»*
l«'s upon the run
Ker snmll I*ri«lgv’
which hn* I*«'«'»»
Pricea That Make Buying Them a Pleasure!
The
^u.7 Robe
h Í
I
1 lave 4 Festive Air
I* r imum«
faehiom in
(rock •
make tact-
t r I m ni e 4
lingerie im
portant
and
'i thr advent of
(.'Item is«
Rloomrrs
Step-ins
i Ider weatherI
/
Cum« in
tsrly — te
mske your
• « I « ctlon
Iron« a
f r • i h •«-
tortillent of
charmia«
rayon
str Its.
$0.90
1 Im it another typical
J. C‘. Penney Company
ralue!
Christmas Cards Sentinel
Christmas Cards. Sentinel
98C and
Rolx-i of Mtin de chine-
snurtly styled and well-
nude in every particularl
Soft, padded robes ”** wjrm
as toast**—in black, orchid
rose, peach, Copenhagen
NOTICE or REDBMrTtON Of MONDS
Notice ia her« hjr <iv«»n that >»n January
let. 192*1 Banrruft Bond« Number« i>*
(a 34, both nmnl»«*ra inclusive leaua K
t’ity uf t'oil age tlmve
Improv eiu.-ni
Bond» «500 •»«» ra. h, will be rmfarttievd by
thr t'ity «»f t'ottayv Gruve st tha office ut
the- city traaaurar. Ftrwt National Bank
huildln^ t utta<r Grove l»rrf««n
Ail uf
-aid bonds afumaid will ba tak«*n up.
red«-»nie«l and <*an<*rl)rd at «aid data at
par value and interval I Marron
ou»i- un *al«l first «lay of Ianuary
l»ale«f and first published tht«
dav of ltecembrr lu.’l*
HER (IF KI FAKiN
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NOTICE OF CALL TOR CITY
WARRANTS
Noli«-« I« hereby <nm that warrant
>n I'ily uf <*utta<v Gruv» are ailed fur
payiu>-nl aa of IWe^iubrr 11. 19.1» W hen
ihirrexl will crai»
G«-n»ral b'und Io rrgUtrr N« j
rr<isier**«l January 3. 19‘JS
Street Fonti tu r*<ialrr
No
J171
Inc . registered Seplrtnhrf C». I9-*H
. _
Water Fan«l to register No. IT&4. Ine
registered M«y I'» I92H
Bond and Warrant Interrai Fun«l t«*
register N«> 4<- In*
registered Mar«h
30 1928
Dated thia 12 th day of Deeombor
1938
H erbert lakin
.11 3.
Lacey Undies
own
J ¿11 breaker Given Sixty Days.
W Orville (R«»«l) Minnick, held
at th«» e«»unty jail in Eug«»n«» on
rharge of operation <»f a «till,
Mentenr«»«! to «**> «lay* in th»* v
ty jail M«»ndnv on a charge
breaklag jail- Th«* Mill «harg«*
li*mi'»>•♦'«I «»n moti«»n “f th«' <li.’*trirt
attorney.
Minnick att«»mpl«'<l to
«»Mcaj4» jail last week by br«*nkinH
through «Ob' of th«’ wt'al win«l«>n-
of the jail building
X* h«» jumped
to th*» ground he ma * met by Of
fit**’r l'«*ll«‘tt of th«* Eugen«» night
police.
$1.98
Satin Quilted Robes, »9.90
Corduroy Robes, S3.9S to $6.90
Silk Negligees, >9.90
IOJ9
Men’s Gloves
Smart Neckwear
For CltriMnu*
TEACHERS* EXAMINATION
Wade ot imp««'led < Apeakin
• rut uffered in tan luuwn, • ••F
Ha« > »otteen» with
and black
attrae tier •lift ho g •»»<! am
bt «uder y tx»« k «H »peur I«*« h
Diesar, hue quality gloats that
will l< a weh unirti gilt
Teachers’ examinations will I».«
given at th«» county court room in
Eugene, rouitn«*nriug nt 9 a in on
We«lae*«<tay, D*»remb«*r 19, and last
ing until December 22, I92N.
plication«« for 8ehr«lule* for
jeets will be given on re«piest.
fur« teachers can take the exami-
Nation, they mu?*t have compii«»!
with the law in regard tn normal
training or it« equivalent and high
aehool graduation
No examination
for sp*-«*ial rrrtifi«-’ttew will I»«* gil
en.
E. J MINOIE.
If. I ; i i-uutv School Sup«‘rihlt-iid« iif
arrived a f»*w days ago to visit
over th»* holidays at the home of
her daughter, .Mrs. Betts, at Black
(Special lo the Sentiarl )
butte.
Mrs. Bettn’ brother,
Mr.
Dee. 12.—Mr. and Mrs. O. Nal Boorhee«*, and the latter's family
t«J came down from Tacoma Monday
ju«etb and baby are moving
and spent th«* night at the Betts
Lorane, where Mr. Saljusetn
home.
They left Tuesday <»n
a
employe«!.
J. A. Schneider and Earl Elliott journey to San Diegu. Cal.
Marvis
Sutherland
is
on
th-
went to Drain Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Sears ha«
!»een sick list.
NOTICE
Mrs.
Mrs. Hit rick is
helping
sick with the flu for a week.
In pursuance of a vote taken in
Mr. and Mr*. Bert Myers
at Demerest at the Blackbutte rook How River Precinct «»n th«’ Gt It day
tended a dance Saturday night at house.
*»f November. I92M. which vote w:n
Delight valley.
Th** .lane*» was a
against stuck running nt larg«* in
-urpriMp arranged for Mi»« Amel.a
DORENA
«•aid Precinct, therefore.
Myers in honor of h*»r birthday an
Notice i« hereby given that it
ni versa ry.
(Sperl« 1 to th« S«atla*«l )
shall be unlawful for «fork t«> run
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kosenko vis­
Doe. )L—Earl Higgenbntboni and at large on the highway in said
ited Sunday evening with Xlr. and
son Dean of Oakland* «pent Satur­ Row River Prertnet on and after
Mrs. J. W. Fisher
at
Thornton
day at th.' Henry Cooper home. Mr. sixty dnv.« from «late hereof.
Corners.
W. B DILLARD,
Higgenhothani and family are ox
R. G. Carroll of Portland, Mr-.
County C|**rk,
porting tn move to tho Kelly <li> n29 <11.3
H B. Iler and J. W. Nelson of
trict near here sooa.
Cottage Grove were at th»* Waldo
The boyn* and girls’ l»a-k<’tl»:«l!
NOTICE
Miller home Tuesday afternoon.
team«» plav.-d a fast and exciting
In pumtianre of a vote taken »»i
game with Walker at Walker Fri
I lore let preei net oil the fit II «lay <»f
THORNTON CORNERS
«lay evening.
Walker won l»<»t.i November, I92N, whieh vote o *.
games.
against
*<to*-k runniug tit large <n
(Sperisi to Che Sentinel.)
J Ol­ •mid Prorinet, therefore,
Mrs. O. <). V’ eat <*h
Mrs.
12.—George
Foiter,
who
—
r
l!< Short and Mrs. Pret Chrisman of
Notir«* in hereby givrn that it
employed at Coquille, ramc
came home Cottage Grove visited Munday at shall be unlawful for .slock to run
Friday suffering with the flu. II ■ th«* J. E. Redford home.
at large on the highnav in t»nid
confined to the house,
.Mrs. Robert Gorthy arid »laugh
Dorenn Prerinct on and after witty
and Mr«. Harry Fro«t and tor Evelyn of Roseburg are visit­
days from date hereof.
if Blue Mountain
viaited ing this week with .Mrs. Gorthy
JV S h '
W. B. DILLARD.
.Nunday afternoon at the
J.
W. parents, Mr. an<| Mrs. C. M. Mr
County Clerk,
■20 di.!
Finhcr home.
Un
The Charh»« .Trent family, Mr»,
Clarence Peterson wns in hu
NOTICE OF VACATION OF ALLEY
T. C. Shaw and .foe Tonoie have gene Saturday on business.
been ill with the flu for the past
Notice ia hereby given that a regular
Xlr. anil .Mrs. Bert William* w e re
meeting of the common council of the
week.
Eugene visitors Saturday.
t'ity of Cottage Drove, Lane county State
Mian Floauic Mathin of tho Grove
of Oregon. U* be held therein on the 7th
wav an overnight visitor .Monday
day of January, 1929, a petition will be
ROW RIVER RANDOMS.
pieeented by -Ethel A ppi e w lilt •• and Guy
of Mrs. IL C. McNew.
‘
H McFerrin for the vacation of the alley
A most entertained
Aim. G. B. Arnowt
between Lula 1 and 2 in Block 3 Mr
(By
JACK
HOWARD.)
about 14 gueata at her home Turn
Queen*» addition to Cottage Grove, Lane
Ci’Ll* CREEK, Dec. 10.—(Spe­ county. State of Oregon, and extending
cial to the Sentinel.) — .Mrs. Kay from the WHt line of Cherry t'ouil to
Muter, daughter of Mr. and Mr-». the rant bank of the ('«teat fork river.
ETHEL APPLEWHITE
Ben Mi-f’uHuui, with her son Frank, n'J2 <120
PLY II \l« rhllKIN
are visiting Mrs. Suter’s parents.
W0TÍCE or FTWAL SETTLEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Muter have resided
in Washington for th** past year.
In th»* county court uf the Ht«L- of Or«-
S2PTIC TANK«
Fifteen students ar«* enrolled at gon In and for Un* county.
tU-ady tur )uu tu inalali
Io the matter of th«* *««tHtn of llsiriett
Two to four pe rau na
..>21.00 Eugroe the Wildwood school ju«t nhovt <‘ l*lt«-h»*r, d*M*eaar<l, and Mil»-« I'ltchrr.
ihrao tu «Ix prraoaa
$2 0 oo itofaaa Culp Creek.
■I»«* ca»»*<J.
Sewr-r Pipe, Weil i,urblng
Noth h lx hereby given that th- un«l«-r
George E. Potter, logging con­
Otalo lile aud Chltoney Blocks
,igo»-<l a<lminlwtr**tor in «ahi matter has
tractor
for
Holmberg
Bros.,
was
decdlp EUGENE UUNUKETE PIPE UU
flkd tht-relu iiiw final account sad peti
confine«! to his home several «lays lion for final »*4tlHiiient, and that Friday
UOTTAliE GROVE AERIE. FRATER- last week with n severe cold.
the 2Sth «lay of i>ecemb«r, 1928, at t«-n
usi Order E bm I c . m , mirria in I. U o t
a ni . at the county »«»iirlroom In
A number rtf excellent pens of o'elot-k
ball sv«ry TueWsy.
Lugana Lane «ounty Oregon L mh been
chickens are to be seen along the by -aid lourt appoint««! an th« lime an»l
FOIC KENT
TO NTKADY RELIABLE market road within a f‘*w miles of piaci* for hearing obj« < tiona to »ahi final
tenants, «-uuple only, «mall furnn.h.<l
ConNpicuoti'*
among account ami the »«-ttlement thereof
<
bungalow, mod«rn. firapUuue, three ruvMta, Cnlp Creek,
ffhi*-h time ail peraona lnteraal*Ml n
nook and bath ruoio. Rent |23. Apply them being th»* • p»»n$ <»f Earl Neal, appear and file objection» thereto
lofi »on th Sixth s(rr«-t
or trlephuue Leslie Wicks and
BLN F PITCHER, Administrator
Frunk Fli**h«,r.
1
137 K
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»2Wife i«-r In fact the Row river
country, Il J NHINN
\ !» >i o- > I-it I, t il--
ICEGINIF.IIFD JERSEY ^BULL
FOR from its mouth ty its hemlwaters,
eervi.«
Harley Hanna, two mile» is well represented
by
chicken
NOTICE TO CREDITO»».
eaat on Row river road
o«-ar
M»-«d
bridge___________________________ «113 J4p fn neiers.
Notice 1« hereby given that the under
W. B. Patton, the 11 eh am pee D ”
FOR HALE.
ONE FOUR YEAR OLD coon catcher, is running true to ligoed ha« been appointed by th«** count)
court of Lane county, State of Oregon
brown Jeraey row.
U ill freshen in
Two weeks executor -4 lh>* laitt will and trainmen!
January
A. Teal. Cottage (Irove. Ore­ the calling this year.
ago
he
brought
home
from
a
hunt
if R (I I- lllott, dec rnned, by nn ord« i
gon. D*-lighf Valley.
d!3p
ing evpeWition in the Mliaips creek bearing d«cte the 20th clay of November
FOR SALE
DRY RED < EDAR PORTS region ft fine big coon, and a few 1928
All pci tons having < I h L iim i«ziin«t ssid
h cents a piece on county road
L«-<-
ol<l R <1 Elliott, cleceaaecl. are iiireby n-4i
Thomason
Dorena
Oregon, tdrplione • laya ago, in company with
3T>-
_____________ d!3 27|> "l(o«,k,” his imported coon »log, fl«d and rtquired to pies«*nt the- ««me,
vrtifii d at the office of Herbert
he took in the Mosby creek terri duly
W Lombard t'ottag«- Grove, Lane enun
FOR SALE TWO DOZEN PLYMOUTH
Roturmug home Friday h<* ty, Oregon, - n or before »lx months from
Woe k pullets. 11 each.
'I'rlephone tory.
**»*
____
413-30? brought with him two more live the dat<- <4 th«- first puoilcst?yn of tula
■oiler
ttONOMY KINO (,'HEAM HKPAK a TOII coons. To the everyday matlieiiia
Dated and fl ret publl«‘ied this 2'.'nd
(for mi Ir
«'heap un account of moving ticitn nothing would be easier than lay <4 Novc-inber 1W2H.
«Way Jen» N lepaon
ill 320c to compute the number of
live
MILES PITCHER Executor of
the Last Will and 'le«tam«rnt
coons in the Patton coon den, but
FOR MALI — FORTY FIVE WHITE
of It <J, Elliott, Dec «a*< d
ev**n
at
that
fae
might
be
ini.stagffn
Leghorn jmlleta. Kuy H. ¡laud« tele-
HERBERT W LOMBARD
pitone IF?
di So That ma«le three livo couna b
Attorney for Notat«.
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MOUNT VIEW
Appropnate < >ift> tor livery Name on Your
Lia« Are Eaaily Selected I iere — and Jt
Chuute his gilt from among the
•mart array of Christmas pea that
we
have
on display. Stripes,
checks, dots—in fact every style
and color to please every taste
Men’s Mufflers
For Christmas
98c $1.49
In w^uare .nd reefer Mr lew
PU In «nd lecqusrd pstlernw
$1.19
and >1.98
Santa Claus will be at this store Friday and
Saturday afternoons from 2:00 to 3:30
■S’
Wut «li a growing In inìidnn
and
ita NEWSPAPER ii <I n
fH»W in niz»*
WHY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM
AND NEURITIS
when «<• cun positivrly iiwuire
yotl lull n-licf or voiir nion. v
i>iu-k f
Casey *1 Gusr^nteediRhiumatii
and Neuritis Remedy
purifies the blood,
ri-diK-i't
pain ami swi-lliriK, »tops <-rain|w
in tho limbs throuieli diris-t ar
tiou on thr stomnrli, liver am)
kidm-ya,
$1.50 a bottle
Foi Sale By Leading Drutgists
oi Cottage Grove
WANTADS
/ l<) Q°‘
PEI* UP mill delieuiui
Chocolates
VIL Suri
i.uiy Quern» jic turning to
im«f UxMol.itri for ilx*r cn
rrgi/mg value Wlwn you re
tired, l lorirrl c I kko I aic »
will (N-p you up wonder
Horizcl Chocolate« arc Available at
?T
TARZAN
TTME
MIGHTY
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The (IruaD'Nt »Serin! Ever Made.
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»Starting at the
ARCADE THEATRE
Saturday, December 15
Pon’t initN any of
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