The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, March 21, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAQB BIX Tin: aRNTiNKu cottaci « » —— 'V ■— » — ■» ■ — ■ a- WANTADS . .. .--------- ■ ' Nearby News ■RPTIC TA MM H Ready for you to Install Two to four persona ------- 121.00 Eugene Three to ala persons .... i'JM.OO Eugen* Sewer Pipe. W«*ll Curbing Drain Tile and Chimney Blocks de«3lp Kl'GENK OUMt'RKTK PIPEtl* COTTAGE GROVE AERIE. FKA1ER n«l Ord«r Engl**«, Dir «-la in 1 O O 1' ball »«ary l\»«>aday I.UgVIlP iMrth.lav BABY CHI«'KN EVERY T( 1 *DAY large lj|>e White l/eghortis Hatching »■gga for aal«' Agent Tor Charter»' in « unator« and Hol Hot Lr,md< rg, beat on the market Bert V. Hands, north 1’a tifie highway fîb'muip K.rni.'v M U.'iUM'l Kinne) an I Mr-. Allori \\ itku Cottag«' tin»v e Kinn. V HETTE R JOB GUARANTEED \( rite for copy of our •>« rv ica agrer ment which guarantees you a Better Job and More Pay or money refunded obligation. American School. 212. Eugene, Oregon A The verni dav \\ *n. i with HU. kvv.'ll Widner m.l Gib noi I ug u. s u or turdav \\ NA\\ th«« I an«> loimty cmrl h<mae. I imene l.aue « «Hint i Oregon I h I!« In obedieli« I«« a«|<| urilci of «ale and de«i«>«' In for« ne «eli at pulille auvlkiw tin ribetl leal ptiipetl), tl a may I» • uereasary • pidam. >>t ulib Ini* s iu lli«> lilgh««! aud E I Iu gold «oiu ut Ih» I Mil. 4 Ml al««l aii«| lira! p<il«llali< .1 liti« i Non« •4 111 41 i MOKI IL ab I Heart, and Slabwood 8AW DUST AND PI A NEK ENDS OAK WOOD AN»' Wood ( ill \ll. IN sTORAi l and NelCl SHEEP FOR SALE ly yearling* full i»ar Ing no* G«x»d • «»auition Y un call« Or* (. Heilui Iti I »«li. II I JB» 410 47 DO YOU KNOW <1 44» If • J ;41 »3 VISIT OCR NEW Fl RN1TTRE cora«r Fifth and Mam New and furniture at low priera Row «Il » .miar campany ru_ I lni|)ci ial liai lu i Shop th it) bi I 441 143 43 IH 1| OM.-l IN (»MKtloN hill I HR VRAM 'Hiiliin» fri'vivrcl dut - he rear itinit i aid durili« III** iin ul irti durio« Ilia 34 434 34 t « i>iiii<nii, Itriirfit Associatimi llwa» rinekjtri «t.lri t l«.l>t A 1*11« Ü M Culisr al t «n nr y fur ssrvlc«. » .111*1 III ••«>!! I*. S. lllikoM sk I or sHEHirr s sale on XKCUTWN IN rOKECLUSURE notice n of thi FOR '•ALE COMPÌ.I1 outfit. 500 gal I Red Wood tank gain On* horse 8 yann old 1« s good one F. Sear«. Delight phone 35F22. I nder and by lirtu» of an Bnd de-'ree uf forecloiure Irealt eourt of »he Stal« of Or th* County ut l^kiir «>n Fahrt ai in b Buit w herein Evlrlla 1 |>Umtiff rccovervd judgm«m \lunr«>e and I «rric \l M<«ti i.igUBla M McCorinick auin of . f |t POR ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION .»her ; A «4OOI» MATTE! ** 4 1 A LOW PNI« r Ser me, h.ari S. Pu* «-II, corner » and Mam s HlGHF.sT CASH u«»d furnüur« F'iftt. and Main pan y HOW RIVER, ) H «RI pa.l parvu:* FOR SALE— DEL A VAL rator No. 10. Also wheat (»«car lack son phone :S| route. Cottage Grove. Oregon 1X)R REXT—TWO ROOM FURNISHED apartment clean an«i eoaw rated Also sleeping rao Minable Cali Phon« 137R Raker, who t»ve for the Mr«. Raker rimsbiug her packing to complete removal • surrender of al| horn*» mug little city of Cot- just for the’ take of FOR SALE — .MY GENERAL MEH rhandii« stock and fixture-« at D umb Oregon Phone Kirk PIANO FOR <ALE — USED PIANO that has reverted with large am.) paid. Will sacrifice to r> n|«oni bub for unpaid balance. ___ Easy ____________ , term« desired. T__ ____ For information write Mr > Jana, care McMurran A Washb irne, gene. On- mil all« Monday V1CTROLA TO TRADE FOR WOOD Hurry up! \G boh Electric Shop. nrJlc MOUNT VIEW 4“ -acre homestead ek district, will be :t S;tt unlay. The u.-vv hompwte: •Stiers have lu'en gradu ally III ov mg out since lait fall. Y ei tenia y Mr. Thomn«on brought heir up the hill A gar:ig<‘ is be g built down on th«' mam Harm eek roa l. Already mil has bee n turn«*.I an.I several 'attractive flow er beds are m evidence, just down the Mope front the snappy one-room cabin which hom ntil such tinn find time to March Air turned Thurndav f Relief From Curse Of Constipation A Battle Creek phvsi ren’po “Constipation i«i more misery than any oth«*r vau**- But immediate relief has bn found, \ • railed Krxall Or derlieu has been itiscovercl. tablet attract. water from the tem into the lazy dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water loosen?» the dry food wa»te causes a gentle, thorough, natui movement without forming or evere increasing the dt Stop suffering from cons Chew a Rexali Orderlie n Next day bright. Get 25 »lay nt Kern’s for Drug* LONDON March 19.—. irl N’.dion of relative« night. of the Chestnut truck* I’lamle Sherman w*ent near Blackbutte Thur- hurt an<l nothing •larnagtHl. le Nat ur« lay. tohp Brookhart, Nelson -tarti.l Thur.i«lay Wardner, Ida. •raid Banton and l»abv and little ’•t»jidaught*r rm*.| to their home BURNBRITE ELUE MOUNTAIN Quarter Million NEW SIX CYLINDER CHEVROLETS on the road since JAN. lit To satisfy the overwhelming public demand for the new Chevrolet Six, the Chevrolet Motor Company ha« accomplished one of the most remarkable industrial achievement« of all timf. In les« than three month« after the first Chevrolet Six was delivered to the pub lic, the Chevrolet factories are producing 6,(XX) car« a day. As a result, more than a quartcr-million new Chevrolet Sixes have been delivered to date —and this tremendous popularity is increasing every day! If you have not yet seen and driven this remarkable car— come in for a demonstration! The R ■ '.tr*T. $5 3',. The Phaeton, 1525 The Coarh, |595. Tha ( ,uj« S . <■> ïheSHan $6/ The Spor» Cabrx let. U>9S . Th« Coo- ver’ ibie Lan la . S - k lan Delivery $59S Light Delivery Ctuiama. b-lvu. I J Ton < hass««. S ■- 14 Tun Chassis with Cab. |6M. AU pneca f. u L factory, Flint, Mich. Cottage Grove Motor Co \t the 20th Century Stores Prices Effective W ed., March 20 to Sat.. March 30. Ini Tail L; the last Canned Goods Sale we w.ll oiler until New r.uk ; ood; a Fall Many items in Canned G wl. air now beconun■; scarce, which means hi her prices. Wv stake our reputation, n-i too i <).«•«.dists, in assuring you the quality I. ii’lit and we know the prices ropre .t nt very substantial Consequently the more you buy—the more you save CLAMS, tiili ( l<i CORN, The I 3 for CLAMS. Huivi CORN X . (RAHMKAT (URN t'ttfi OYSTERS CORN SHRIMP M ondaV morning. Blackmore ago Grova •r «laughter, SALMON. PEAS. «» 4 < PEAS, quali!) SARDINES *t n n <ln r I N PIMENTOS. ! I TOMATOES. Ll.l.v Sir in the ¡trice range oj the Jour I 8» r> t i n f 1 For light or heat and u »core and more of household use«. Louis Dodge spent ti week end in Cottage Grove wi h« r sister, Mi-. Ev ri tt Wright. Mr. and Mrs. John Te d' rs and childrf’n of Mehama vi-it. 1 S :i ♦ ur «lay ami Sunday at the horn • nf Mr. T' o J' t *’ ji.'irenf-, Mr. a ml Mr*. Charles T« «d«*r . Ch'll Williams of D«-«r L odge. Mont., i.i vi-iting thi - *1 < k w i ‘ h Mr. and Mrs. C. II J. •nriings. They were friends in Nebr; tska an I Lad not seen each «»flier f or more than years. Mr. Clark of Cedar creek tv as a visitor in Dorena T ii «' j ida V. Of nt y Hubbard and •laugh 1 pent Naturday afternoon th Mr*. Jo»* Brookhart. William Funk of Black collided with the J’lhn porim ni'iir the porini mill Thu<4 •adly wrecking her car. Joe Brookhart and <laug Marguerite sp<‘nt Saturday night ------------------------------ n--------------------- ------------ Took Soda 20 Years l-'or Gas Stops Now “For 20 yt-firn I took soda for in digestion and stomach gai. Gm* bottle of Adlerika brought me coni plrti* r* lief.” J. B. Hardy. Adlerika relieves atom,’ch gas and •ourneis in TEN minnies. /voting on BOTH upper ami lower bowel, it removes obi waste matter you never thought wan in your aystem. Let X lbrika give your stomach ami bowels a REAL cleansing and iei* how much better you feel. It will surprise you? Cottage Grove Phar inacy. Mhf l‘im v PUNA. Star I iii < \ HOT SAUCI APPLE BUTTER CATSUP 42c 58c i n. iati uuuuuuaDUUGunriunuuuuuauuLiatJuiiutJuati: uuuuauuutjuuuurjutiuuuutiuuuutiuauua I lull IS APRK 0 13, 1,11 o PEACHES. I.i l.l.vI>. or D. l Mont. S3- \ 3 f«»r PEACHES. 1 'ililiy'» .. ..........1 Chug* SPECIALS For This Week • Ladies’ Street Dresses I! < Alon.I TUNA, « ans, io«- ____ Z/ PEARS. 1 . b’r'« Ilnrth'U FEARS. L.l.bi, ' • $7.95 Misses’ Dresses at . . No. 2»j •in-. 3 fn No. 2 cans, 3 for. h linge «lices m »•ti<i PINEAPPLE, Hill.dule Ur< >kcn Klire«l--S larj; unuuuuanuuaDuuauuuuaunuuauuuaQauuruuauuauuDuuuuDauLiuununniJuuuuutiuïi LOOK! Lower prices on these item". (Iiirini; the Canned Goods Sole Sea re h I i h t Matches Strawberry Preserves ; 1 1 GOLDEN WEST I'EE I lb. ran $1.95 • • ILLS NAPTHA III bar* $1.00 Ladies’ Slippers From $2.98 to $1.98 Men’s 8-Inch Outing Shoes . . $2.79 : h, PEANUT liO XC4) . $1.69 to $4.98 Men’s Loggers From $12.95 to $18.00 50« s 12c 59c 3 l><>- i "1 1 MACARON I f ill\ e rut. 3 lb-« COE R A i Ml N H, I hompson*» I IL. SOAP hug «M b >< 5!h 20«- I II.« BRITTLE •Hr CLIPPER re.» ( It IB FISHER BLEND N U T 20« WESSON OIL, <|l MARGA FLOUR :i pkgs. MALI. II. I; MINUTE TAPIOCA LAYER PIGS. >< 38C J Or 1 II. P AND (I NAI’llIA SOAP lo I>fi im for CHEESE, pound CAMPBELL'S I’OllK BEANS, for H P E 11 K Y’S 1’ A NC A K E FLOUR. IO II» k White PURITAN BULK DATES. |U<* 91 .»ft QUAKEK3 OATS, Ip. Small Men’s Shoes From . full eollllt I h > x < SATURDAY AND J ONDAY ONLY RICE SNUWDKII’T Misses’ Slippers From $1.39 to $2.98 G3< l»2< 55< No. 2 • an No. 2’ _• can*, llirtl.'ll PINEAPPLE.. I. i I.I. v ’ h DOKENA ial to the lall SALMON M >nh' PEAS. • an*, Jack Moulding, Prop. Ladies’ Silk Dresses at . 1 tamil I I I« I ,ti i and Mrs un I M i .» if',». • sr»< TOMATOES. h.l Brook h.Yr Howard Trai” khart relatix lh- G. P (F VEGETABLES PEACHES. 1. i.i'ibili- < 'hnj4 A A A A A Ax A AAA I DO NOU KNOW t»f the r u tlb the He of Or nade «n.I rut ■ noli«-,« and Melting Hi f Mar, h lu.'u nt th,« hour . ' a m as lit« time and th ri rimili in tlo »t Eugen« l.aue cou for the hearing mid fiu.il ««conni auj the fm»l «»f said ««tale Wied and first pu b li she «I liila J It* J D ISHMIEI, Administrator ic Estate of Mar) l»ecea«ed HE K I W I i»MH %RD vriiry for Aduiiubtratvr WANTED saw MILL W’iihoui timber Must cash state contents and Washington St Eugone. Hrfintri & dirtributeri uf Aaaociatrd (»«•oline * Aaaociatrd Ethyl Gaaoline Cycol Motor Gila and Greaaea I SPECIAL LOW »‘RICK ON GREEN HLAEWOOD glien th«» lhv K.ttrf ASSOCIATED OIL COMEAVY LENGTH SOI ICE ur I IN AL SETTLEMENT Adders ml 4 21 It coeta no more. Aok your dealer or grocer for the interesting Burnbrite booklet. lu«al In. >.inr IJ 4J4 IU 34 IUHIU I»'«s Ml N I N tri |o««ri I'si.l «Iu| IliM th« k.'ii In* liiduiM u »11 ltd linn I ••»1«. n -rs Il 4Ü4 Mi J <IU » . .«L ml j-'ii.l mi « ai«ll«| ■ <«>> i ilitrliiM lb» v»«i Null« '»iiimi*Bi>>h Mini salaiisB 1'41.1 duiins II«*' irsr 414 344 44 u i. i 1 . . n•>«■« Mint (*« s vh I.1 lilltlll« III«« )«UI 44 434 34 On.miii nt «11 utiirl vs 1« iHlltUIra 111 304 «4 Total »seemtuinrs 4 4 0 I 4 044 au AMNkIrt rlii« of 11«| • 'tat«« «'«nril miHtkrt value«» 1 >43 Ml IB ahi* «1 siu«*« anti I»« hi «I b *>wncil ininikrt Value > 1 100.144 00 tiAiii n|i lumlgasrs Mild «ollMlrial rt«* Nu« • ■> III banka ami mi hand -oj IB III rum se of col ««iillrn »ince r»*i)- JO. lujn 44.110 11 Interrii and lenta due «nd «i i i ur«| 30 4*i I 34 (dtv Hid Co Phouv id Notier or mhiihii r s sal ». on I Xl.CU HON in i <»iu;tTo.* uhi : ; I JI US 40 WANTED 11500 LOAN gage on property * which is drawing giuni inv X^Z care S«'ntinrl No soot No charring Burna with a clear white flame. Bookkeeping SynteniH Hontinrl. Il 144 644 41 Uli .!>< 4 tía« inai oí I. a WOOD Willie: “Say. pop, did you go to Sunday school when you boy f ’ * Father: 4 4 Ye?», •»on. Nex’er nii.'**ed a Sundav. w . ■ ■ w I do me any good, either.’ n I HU li K k 11 MAKE OFFER FOR < Asli TRADE. OK lennä. 747 S«‘cond street Cottag- Grille 1.liable house lot '’l'ilSc nit and frail trees. aew«-r. Will deliver <lear of all enewMbranre. Osntr 9607 Menlo avennr. lx>a Angele« f21t«c GUARANTEED PIANO »ear Cottage Grave. I new Will «aerifica f. Free delivery. W rite E 42W. >«aJeni. Oregon st:i n » mi Ih* Jud .Uy of t to «. «I.«. k a eminly « -«nir| ïm h>msr at 1 ilgcli* «a thr plaça f*»r t if *ui to said final ..tll.imut FOR SALE COLUMBIA UY AND» *g<« 11 25 per setting of I rocker«! ordered from Boston M»»« R (' McNew, Knox hill, ea»t of • > i: Grove. Phone 19»J. f.h m WOOD FOR SAl.l 1 length, any quantit) livery phone 6. 32 Fl 2. final lll»W \ ilnrol i W HITE FIR AND HEMLO4 K WANTED « »r. Pulp A Papal ürrfuii For information inqi> r. < U Melai land, Cot tag«* Grow«, *‘re fi'N n it i 1 " ■>• TIIUHHDAY. MAIll'll .1 (('Beibiä «l«>uglaB|iI and lh«> «'««at nf said alte»tu'»'» fee an«l for plalnllff'B ..««ta vxterinmatl«’ii mil be leOed against salii • ml dianur I'lHonlB inveii al |l" ■«' uhi. h lands sal«| devre H.ia __________ __ lu Ih.' ih«> |i »curded Ih« coutil) agricultural agent li««r«b) Coviti Juu i h . i uf I «in* « mut «b'BiKual.a M«mda> (pill I m a «I.» i «nd an vkvii.tiou |aaue«l III, |, 1«» kilon n ■« *«iillri«*l polion li.», «Ini f «alti ««otri «ni Februai} gh«ml Ih»* »ai«! l.aue «*««« ih ») and il «uiuuaiidv.l h» «eli » ih.' h» «•by r»‘«i' HiovHi|»'il ihal polion.><l bar •I r«*«l |*ruperty ) ini« is pn »«a I ed In ih«« un«i> rslüii« «I «ni G» » ili blu. k »r« ««-malli« i «d the Bureau of BiuLtgl addii loit it«) of ilio United Niâtes l»«*part f (grii-iilturv. lie n «ed I r i leroiinal l««ii Bl llu la oiflee Uli hi al «Plico aid order re nell el l»li' at inn »r ili « noti . '«’libed real |'i”| «a may Io« U« I I I i ll » li ullural Mr ani Mr» A H nn.I Sun lav with n'iativc.4 at Ih i a Cecil Hain«'* spent the vvi'ek e .1 Mr. au«l Mr». Jack K« rn« of Ku vv ih home folk* it Drain » \i«ite<l Sunday m th«' .1. B by hume. I inma Garman and Ih'xtuond II n k at I en 'is'« I a hard ti lie lh»ri‘na high * al Dram Saturday night are now planning a p... .ram whi Mr*. Roy Hubbard ii will be g ven Friday. March 20. in tu Eugen«' for medn'a «' high ichotìl. t'larenrv lV(rr«on made a trip ta ''iturdav evening. Mr.. Roln'rl Phillip, »rtIan I on«» day la*t week. nt pime party tor Mr. PI Mr. an i Mr». Roy Fnglai» I nenlay evening, it lu'in i' w evk < n I in Nalern at the ho»i lip*«* bi rill« I,‘tv annivet o Mr- I t ¿•laud ’u parent*. Mr. at li K J. R. Hentou. F or hale DRY RED «UKK PUSis Il cents a piece on county r»»ad 1 1'humason, Durma. Oregon telrphc >Fe a O regon ukove KELLOGG CORJ AND 2!h- I LA E 25c 2Hr ü»e 20111 CENTURY C'OFl'EE. Ih sor Men’s Suits, One Big Value ... $19.75 Men’s Overalls From ... 98c to $1.29 Men’s Dress Trousers $1.69 to $4.98 MACMARR STORES I dosin'