The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 08, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

served by publication not leaa Gian tw«>n
ty eiaht days from the date uf the flral
publication of such ( llaiiun and then nod
DENTIST*
Ih« r. »bow «aitan. If any e»l»i why an
order of «•!• ahauhl not be mad» author
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I 4 HOW
l)»nll«l
Hffi* • l«lng and empowering the I •«« tor
I " Hfih •■*•' Irin . .........
Hanrs * IB the «hove named estate to »ell the fol
tu 19 au«i I tu 5 IB Evanlnga and Muu
lowing de«« ribe.l real property brinagli*«
Tin* following bill«
hill* wi*rr
w»*rr allow'd
lu the dereaaed at the lime ui h»r d«alh
day« by appuntini»til Phon«« llflb* J •
lo wit.
F« »Idvh« a |l)7 It
ut Momia y night ’• m«*4*tifig [ uf tba
Il* ginning al a |w.inl 51 I fe* I Mouth uf I
rit y council:
I |l( Í
II KI
liriitist 4l»«t Natlut.
the Huulnwest .««raer »>f Lot 2. Blu* i. I
I " al l.afite biilhlliiM * utiaa« liru»« Mr«
• I OO OO
ft. Jun«« Addition to I'uttaae Grov.
M Morgen salary janitor
I 50 00
l.ane Count y. Oreguu
i<m l ««l .'«* « I* H ione*, labor
f i ■ »>«ii
la • iravlUa adMilmlriralí «• •
feet. Mouth I ftO fe. |, W«»*l
f. . «,
135 00
Ha.|Gi. labor
idi runa «;»|4 and w«ya»i<. uim I s>«rg«r)
* haffer labor
I OO
North I tu» fr« I t> pia. •> of beginning b«
tiffl«« phuiiv IU Itraldsnr« |20 |(
I 50 OO
section a:t. Tuwnahlp JO Mouth Range I
Pllaher. »alary
ry marshall
hi«
Work on the i*mLnnkon*nt fill •t
Ignat«
Munaan
»IIVaiClAMN
Wr»t Wlllamrttr Meridian Lan- conn
labor
mil Ing
went
appronti) of the aew
grasa
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ly. Miat« of Oregon
I 4 OO the
Springfield bridge will be afurted
M
Easlham.
for th- porp«.««' uf paving the funeral I
pulir»
nil hl
113»'/ at onee, aald J7 H. Mnwyer, alate
charge« e»u«n»ea of admlnlvt ral Ion and
•alary
«lalrn« agaliial the estate «ml fur the Fire hepartrnent «alari»«
2ft OO
b.Khw.y
«*ngiHM*r,
wa. ,0 ^*M
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purun««* uf <ll«trlbull«>ii
Dr C E
Frani. health ufflrer
10 OU g»*ne Tuesday to ar rung«* with A.
U ITNEMM the hand «•f C I* llaruard
•alary
W‘
< ulner, «alary rity engl
I u«mty Judge for Lan- i’uuhly, Mal» "t I.
(’. Muthcws roinpany for r**ump
Oregon
and the «cal uf «aid luuwty
250 OU
near
turn of tbeir «'ontruct.
Cuori I« hereto afflvrd till« lath day of Herbert W Lombard »alary at
turnry
About l«*O i yard* of earth which
lui> A D 1929
20 QU
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t'aldwrll
«alary and r>
Il IHI.I. AKI»
bad already l*4N*n placed by the
17ft 4C
pen«»» recorder
< uuhi y i |rrk
contractor will be r««movi*<l mii «I
Miele Industrial Accident rum
21 'M u*e«| tu fill a «lough to th»* w«*«t.
Inaurane»
Mutintam State« Power Co street
This removal i* tin* result of ebaage
lighting and puwer
2 49 20
in plan* brought about by an agree
t ullage Grove Eugene Freight and
UHI*l>mA0TUR«
Transfer t'u cartage
« 25 incut to provide more tre»tl< and
General I*.Ie< tri. <’o.
2* 41 les* embankment fill
I gl< F H KNAI’I* cMruprarlor íurmrr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I'utiage Gruvr Meriilhrl. priming
I ' ly uf i'urllatid. Oi»
ha« < |...<« «l <>i
During construction work on the
and material
ft I »0
(!••« al 412
Adam« «»rmu
t ulta««
D« |>arii«irhi uf ihr Interior I’ M Ian«! Leonard Transfer rleanlng «tr»« ta I I 0 «XI concrete trestle which will be «tart
i.tuwr liflu'«« huiir« 2 Iu 7 |> in daily
ufflcs at Kuasbur«. <>rr Augu«t I lw2’i
Woodson Garage, motor oil
75 ed in th«* near future, th«* fill mate
I.»« « «.»•■ultalluh and • «aitdiiatiun
Nriies •• !.«••».> mi • • n i L«t Alas Ft Taruma Eirrlrorhemiral Co . rhlh
rial which is obtained from the
rlne
A Hull uf Cottan« <*ru*r Oirgun wh«>
ATTORNEY*
east aide uf th«* bridge will have
uh Match 20
IU2«>
tna«|r h'>n>r«lr«l Motor Inn. gasoline
('liesin nt 1 ranefrr
< o
irrighi
«■ him
«»rial N«i 0IA4.LI. for th- M •
to be hauled in light trucks around
; III. Il.l. I W I.OMIIAHI>
tll.»i>»r uf NW »4 ah.l Na •
of MU
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and cartage
nn ov by way uf I he old bridge for tb«3
of - Natila«
liai l^»w rival Xal.uoal lianb Luiidiug
thrktnut 'transfer < o
freight
27. towuslilp 21 m rang« 3 W
Wil
fill
at* the weal end, Mr. Hawye*
l'l.uu« U4 I ««Hag« limv«.
laiitriir ini i idiaii. ha« fib «I null«-« of h.
• nd hauling
30 92
IU 40 •a ya.
I .al lure Co. • __
hovels
trillion to oiaiir fln«l thrrr yrat proof
I L. _
l NIIINN
Allurasf »* I-»* »nd tu «••tabliah rialm to tlir land abu«r dr«
K Hutki«’« • nd timber, tools
IS Ml
Contract fur the building of the
Publb*
l*r«.lb*a Iu all rrlbrd brfurs Hamill A « «iiaday H« g
HI her A Kun«, labor and mal«
• Natati
Mp
luiiili
Itadsr building. Cuttagu liruva. l«lrr uf ths I’nltrd Hiatr« Land Offirr at
:• tu concrete trestle on the we»t
rial
_ , ___ ____ __
ft 5 OU proiirh to the bridge wn* h»*ld up
Or« gon
kuaaburg. Or-sun on (hr I Uh day <,f ( ran« A
El gelte (’■»nrrvlr Pip* <u
mat*
M«p|rmbrr. IW2W
nt a «perial meeting uf tur state
rial
72.50
t'lalmani namr« •« wltnraar«
Alfr«d
DRAFTINU
eommi*«ion Tu* «day id
4 A4 highwuy
Whits, Alfred War«l Judd lloollttir, and Fred, rich Pu«l < o prini« map
|U<AIIIN<I IUNHV U !.»»►
Flee. I. 1* Huff, all of (’oitai* Gruvr Or-guh
7*. Portland and the two Jowe* uf the
Mrhufleld Mt*wart faucet
! J and « per I flea I lu n a Get yuur building
Nr pt una Mr Irr <«»
Wirt« I
45 OU M*ven bid« were held in a bey ft nee
HAMILL A CANADAY
pien» lead/ fur epilna and «.«miner bulbi
Cottage <»lu»e JJfg
to
a* «5
Krf l«lr$
lag Personal «al!« aflernuun ur evening
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I 07 for a few day* until in awar«l i«
rial
-
l.urat««l two n.lle« reel uf Cullage GruVr
A I. Chaffee ruitiag graa«
The two low bidders were
21 25 made.
Ore P O Hui 94« Phune 41 FA
Hargr**ave» A Lind«ay, $12,5*0, nod
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
City Council
Fill Work Resumed On
Springfield Approach
Contract On Concrete Treille
For Bridge Held Up By
State Commi**ion
H
Registration Tourist
cars to Trial 100,000 George E. Potter Diet
NOTION OF FINAL BETTLBMBNT
In Hospital in Eugene
Nulire I« hereby gi«m that the ut»d. t
• igii»d admlnistfalur of the «alata of >m
ma >* Davi« ha» filed with th« ruuat v
slefte of Lane «ouuty, tirrgun. her final
a> • vubt a« ««ich admiulati aiur and that
Malurday ih« 3l«t day of August IU2U
ba« b«»u fl>«d by th« rounty rouit fur
hearing objection« tu »aid final aeruunt
•ud the aopruval uf Ihr «am«
Dune by
uid*r of (he «uuuty «uurt the 23d day uf
July 1929
MHM »ANNIE PALMIN
Admlulstratur uf the > »tat« uf
pj.?, a;.'«
»mm« I* I>>»1» Dr.ea«ed
Motor ÄHAOCittlion Entlinate«
That Vi»ilor> Will Spend
5ulp Creek Merchant Wa»
$14,000,000 in 1929
Renident of Oregon
For Many Year»
A hundred tbuu«und touriat rar«
will be registered by the aeeretnry
of •tale’« office «luring 1929. Th
tour«*!« of these |(MIJMHl rnrv will
•peu«l
many million* of dollar*
within the state and a great deal
of thi* mouev will find it* way in
to the hand* of th* wage earner
and the agriculturist who prndurr*
the food product* these people run
«urnr.
Arrurding to the Oregon 8thtr
Motor a»«oriatiou, auto •upplir*.
food an.I •helter form the bulk of
the expenditure of th«* motorist
and rarh dollar he upend* i* 4 new
dollar to the atatr n* it rotne*
from another diatnrt an«l ha« !»•*< n
left in the stat«* to be paaard
around among the rm-rrbunt*. whul«
*aler* and wage egmera. The food
dollar find« it* way eventually to
the producer of agricultural pro
duct* but it paaarn through the
raterer, the retailer, the jobber ami
the warehouse man en rout«*,
Th«*
dollar spent for »belter remain«» in
Oregon, too; rent, room »rrvice,
janitor *erv|ce druw un the dolHr
while laundry men, porter*, clerk*
and atrni Kigrnphur- all <lraw part
their livelihood from thi* »loll
The aytomobilc dollar i* a
aieat oof in th«* main but enough
uf it rrmaiu* iu tbe alate tu malie
it une uf the leading acurre« of
livelihood.
It paaara
pftanra on into ♦he
hand« of the gasoline and oil coin
pany, car manufacturer* and part«
manufacturer» l»ut a fair percent
ago is left in the hand» of garag«*
men, aerviee «tatinn operator» tib*«
rnrrhanica.
\ll m nil. th«’ toun*t crop in Ore
gon i* one of the biggest and
be*l and while estimate« differ «•
to the amount of money »pent In
the visitor within the boundry of
the state, a conservative estimate
places the sum *p«'nt by visiting
motorist at approximately IHJNM)
(UM) a year which means that vlai
tors »pend in the state a millkn
Lillar* «-very thr«*«- w.-.-k**
NOTICE
Notice la hereby given that the An.erl
•au Kallway Eapreaa rumpauy. a Urla
ware corporation heretofore engaged In
the eSpiv»« buelneaa Iu (he State af <»«•
{u. La« iea««-4 th« transaction uf auch
usine«» In »aid «tala and
de«|re«
tu
WIU h I f AU 111 «aplial ll.er» t r<>u> Ail p»«
«uu« having « la Im« again«! »aid «»pre««
•uuipany ar« requested tu file th« san «
with «aid cuutpany at II« ufflre al 2U2
waatera Hund A Murigage building Purl
laud Oregon, and furward a duplicate
iL.reuf tu the Stata Treasurer al Salem.
Diegun
within «Is month« from April
24. 1*29. the flr«t date uf publication ef
thia nulle«
H II ‘>41111
Muprt lulrtodtDl
aJ5 aate
11 !
NOTICE TO CREDITOR*
gerraaad
1« h«r« Ly given that uu lha
uf July iV'JV llrlru Mau.l llua
app*>inla«l •aarntrla uf th ia«t
tralainrni uf |>»nnl« <
bu«ir>
<*our I
l«y
ih»
«u-.iii)
uf
, «tate uf I >rr fu it •nd that
aald
with
(ullage tirwv«. Ota
within al« luunth«
lunil
H
I
MMINN
Altwrury fur >«talr
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NOTICE OF FINAL »ETTLEMENT
In th« mattar uf th« ««tat* uf Tlmuthy
Howard d«rm«ad
Nulle« I« hereby gi««u that Koy <
Howard, •aaculor uf lha astata uf I im
uthy lluward daemsad. ha« filed iu th.
«uuuty court uf the «tat« of Oregon fur
lume «ouuty hi« final account and peti
Gun fur fluni «etlleiurtit aud di«trlbu
tluu uf the residua uf «aid »«tale a»«u.h
eteculur and that ÌU u clurh In the tuTr
uuua uf Friday, lha 23d day uf August
ha« been by the court filed and appoint
• d a« the time and the county court
ruum In > <>gen»
Lane county. Oregon
the pinco uf hearing uf »aid account and
tbe place uf bearing uf tho aald account
and patllluh aud the final «elllenirUl uf
the «aid •«Inta
Hated thl« 2>d day of July, 1929
Ktii (
HOU AMD.
Eiacular of the Estate of Tim
uthy Hovmrd ¡»«cessed
H J MH I NN,
AlK.fl.« )
) »(«(e
Funrrul aerviee« for George E.
Potter, t’ulp (‘reek m«*rrhant, who
died Saturday morning at
2:30
o’clock in the Eugeue hospital,
were held Monday morning at 10
o’clock
at
Springfield.
Many
frienda from Culp <’r«*«*k and from
Deerhorn, where Mr Potter «peat
bi* boyhood and curly nmnhoud,
gath«,red to honor hi« memory. Th«*
Masonic ritual waa conduct e«l til
Mt Vernon cemetery near Spring
field by John Ketel«» Jr. of Spring
fiebl and the pall bearer« w» re I
member« of the Springfield Maaonic
lodge of which Mr. Potter was a
member.
Mr. Potter had been in ill health
for aeveral year».
An operation
for ulcer«» of the Momach, perform
ed lari winter, waa thought to have
been entirely «ucreaafui but hem
orrhage
of the Momarh developed
p W
lari Friday
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and ‘ death
followed iu
a few hours.
I
Mr
Potter was born in Neb
raaka but rame to Oregon a* u
«mall child with hi* parents on«I
McKrniie
river
Hi
th»*
act tied
He was 46 years obi.
country.
Surviving relative« are the wid­
ow, Mra. Addie Willian Potter, five
•on«, Raymond, Roy, Rollo, Robert
and Richard, Culp
lip Creek;
< reek; his
hiv father,
Elliott ~
Potter, tnret’ brother«, (’In
rrnre, Harvey, Eric Putter, Deer
Arthur
born;
five aistera, Mrs
Irvin,
Mr-
V
1.
Walterville;
Hicka, Fall ereek; Mr«. Glen An
dergoa,Springfield; Mra. Mary Lane.
Springfield; Mra Eva Nelaon, Top
peni«b. Wash.
SttlB truth«$14,253, Utb f . m
genu firms.
Th-
highway
commission
M
awaiting definite assurance tha*
the contractor* are in a po/ilic.
«itien
to go through with the work.
Mr.
Sawyer «aid there wftn no doubt
uf the ability of the Eugene con­
tractors tu complete the work and
that he expected the contract to be
let soon.
HARRIS POWELL PICNIC
HELD HERE AUGUST
HEBRON, Aug. H.—-(Special.)—
Those who were prenent ut tbe
Barria Powell picnic. h»*l«l at th«*
Woodmin auto camp |>ark in Cut
ug«« (»rove Sunday, pronounced it u
digbtful affair
For 9 Years Gas
Ruined Her Sleep
I xjdk Distance Hauling
Piaao Movinx a Specialty
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of
Rev
M
H. Calp»r of Leodj.
Eng , may I use hi* I *ft arm, whieb
wa« deeply bitten l»v an unruly
boy In ho* .Munday wekuob_____ ___
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GRAYS
CASH&CARRY
Phone 53
Something From Nothing
The Volatead law will be put to
n aevere te<t when nlehnl «hull Iu*
«uccennfully made out of air an*!
water.
A gerrnun profe«nor, Herr Flau
»on, ha- perfected a high Mpee.l
electronic tube that, he think«, will
•o effectually bombard the mob*
cules and atom* of air and water
that synthetic alcohol will result.
Th.* n«*»v cathode ray may be ex
erciatd to «uch tu eeonomie effici­
ency that it will tran-form th»*
waatn product« of the petroleum
• tills and of th»* eok* oven*
rubber, alcohol, aeetie a<*id*
valuable drug* und perfume«.
Hftlaabook». The Sentin«*!
Filing Cabinet«. Sentinel.
711 xMain Street
Free City Delivery
Trade at Gray’s and be assured of a square deal and courteous
treatment. Don’t forget our free delivery and our trade dis
count stamps.
$2.25
New Spuds 11 lbs 25c — 100 lbs.
Fresh Tomatoes, extra fancy 4 lbs.
25c
Lemons, extra special, 2 doz.
65c
Pure Cider Vinegar, per gallon
25c
Corn Flakes and Post Toasties 3 pkgs.
25c
25c
Bread, iy2 lb. twin loaves, Fresh daily, 3 for
Free 2 cans of Sunbrite Cleanser with each package of Naptha
Chips at regular price
25c
1 lb. Crescent Baking powder
1 - 50c egg beater, Total Value
83c, both for
.....................
49c
$1.35
Mill Run, special 80 lb sack
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s
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7 CHEVROLET
CThe <7mperial óedan
UhMUiut BroU»rx proprietor»
It in estimated by the Or« gon
State Motor aa*oriation that if each
of the visiting car« could be pre
vailed to leugtben its visit iu Ore­
gon one more dav that it would
add one and one half million dollars
to the tourist expenditure« within
ate.
STORAGE AND 0ENE&AL
TRANSFER
njioftncinq
Office pbone fl
Heeidenee Pbone 140 Y
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
from hard labor
SpeuUl Offer for August
down
94U3S
Monthly
■ Xmesinf
FK4TLRK.V
Two New Models
of the CHEVROLET SIX
Broadening the appeal of a line
of cars which has already won
over 950,000 buyers since January
1st, Chevrolet presents two dis­
tinguished new enclosed models » «
of the Chevrolet Six—the Imperial Î
Sedan and the Sport Coupe. With Í
beautiful new Bodies by Fisher
available in a variety of striking
color combinations and with nu­
merous advanced convenience fea­
tures—these new models provide,
in abundant measure, those ele­
ments of distinction ordinarily
associated with more expensive I
automobiles.
I
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you will be impressed by their
individuality and completeness.
But you cannot fully realize what
an achievement they represent
until you get behind the wheel
and drive! For here are all the
qualities of six-cylinder smooth­
ness, power and acceleration
which Chevrolet alone provides
in tbe price range of tbe four— com­
bined with economy of better than
twenty miles to the gallon of
gasoline!
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Come in today. Learn for yourself
the new standards of quality and
luxury that Chevrolet has made
When you examine the new Im­ J available in six-cylinder cars—.
perial Sedan and Sport Coupe,
at prices within the reach of all!
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Th« Moa4aMr,|52)s Th« Phaetoo,|S2S; Tbe Coupe. $194; Th« Coach, «S95; Th« Sport Coape. IM J,
Th« Sedan, >675;The Imperial Sedan. |695;The Sedan Delivery, > 595;The Light Delivery Chasri*»>400;
Th« «MTo» C ha tri t,)MS; The 1 Ton Chaaeii wich Cab, $650. AU prices L o. b. factory, PH»,,
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MADAM
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CITATION
III ths County Court of lhe Htats of
Oregon for Lans County.
Iu tbe matter of th«* rstats of Eva A
Elliott, Dscsaard
Earl Headley and Clara Headley,
wife, Clemeut Headley and Jacko
Headley, hi* wife; Thelma Krlmr
and Merle Kring, her husband; l.u
ell« Smith; Irving Headley anil F.rma
lieatlb-ly, hla wife. Lillie L. Longfel­
low and .lame« M. Longfellow, her
tiusband, Bertha Leona May Fonre and
li«orge Fuller, her husband; Nellie Lee
and II. .loNtph Lee, her husband,
Heorge Arthur Elliott and May Elliott,
his wife; Carl Klllril «n<i Kosa Ellloti,
his wife, and to all other persons un
known. If any aiich there be. HREF I’
I NG
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, You and each of you are here­
by Cited and rr«|uired to appear in the
County Court of the Stale of Oregon for
the County of Lane at
■ I the County Court
Room In the Count y
, Courthouse,
'*
Eugene,
l.ane County.
"
Oregon. not Ira« than Im
.lay« after the service of thia Citation
upon you if served within l.ane County
stria of Oregon, and not Iran than twenty I
other Count
dttys If errved within
............ any ____
_____ _ v
of thi« State, if personally «ri ved, or j
laaUbilily
••iteWBriC Mhl III Ho» the Mgw
of « i ». itown. ’of one who hir
gives an wtiemy too warily, al new
he umy with equal east« forget a
friend.”—Waiihlngioo Star.
CHESTNUT
TRANSFER
CO
w.
1
Pretty Clog« ta Po!»
('n im du’ m mori northerly gov
eminent office ia Nt Knelie |ienin
aula, Elle«mere I m I him I. TN <h*Krm
<M ininutea n«»rtli lot Hilda», within
MIJO in I Is* a of the prde.
“Due to stomach ga* 1 was rest
I»**» md nervous for 9 year». Alder
ika ha* helped me no that now 1
eat and rieep good.“------- M t »
E.
Touchstone.
Ju»t ONE spoonful Alderika re­
lieve* ga* and that bloated feeling
*o that you can bo tn 'at and
sleep well.
Act* on BO1 H upper
and lower Ixiwel and remove* old
waste matter you never thought
wa* there
No matter what you
have tried for your »tomarh and
bowel*, Alderika will surprise you.
Cottage <»rove Pharmacy fl«.
6 hours a week
of Freedom
CITATION
th« ('uuuly t'uurt uf th« Mint« of
(ir-guu fur I «nr i uuu()
In th« iualtvr uf th« »«late uf Mu»an
A
Lan«
D«cca««d
TO
( barli« F
Lan« and Mary Jan«
Lana, hi« wif«. Hadi« L«wl» Muincn'a
Mrllrl (.up ftf ’»•((«<• Hruvr ON
IM
« lara
YeMEj
‘ ’><(•<* OffftVt
..dgr Nt
M
I
1
• uttag-
<<ru«» l.odg- Nu 5i A F A A M
Worth llarvay and Nava P. Ilarwy.
and to all olh«r person« unknown, if
auy such lb«r« b«. UKF.ETINGM
IN THE NAME UP THE MTATF. OF
OREGON, you and oach uf you ar« h«rv
Ly Kitvd and
t > aup«ar iu th«
«.uuaty court of the »tat« or Oregon fur
the county uf ¡.an« at th« county court
room In th« county court houaa, Eug«ne
I.an« county, Oregon not I««« than t«n
day« aft«r th« ««rvic« of thi» cilaUan
upon you if a«rvcd within Lan« county,
■tat« uf Oregon, and not less than tweu
ty day« if served within any other cuun
ly uf thia «tala. If personally served, or
If served by publication not lea« than
twenty eight day« from the dal« of the
first publication of such citation, and
th«u and thora «how can««. If any ex
Hl why an order uf sale should uut ba
made authorising aud empowering the
«••tutor of lha above uam«d a«tala tu
s«ll the following described real prop
• rty belonging to the deceased at the
lime uf her death. Io wit
Parcri A
I a >1 number two (2) in block
number «la (0) uf Georgetown ad
dltlun to Cottage Grove. I.ana coun­
ty. Oregon.
Parcel B
Beginning at a point HID fest
south aud 230 frat east uf the south
ra«t corner of lot 2. block 0, J, I.
June« (Junes) addition
Io Cuttaga
Grove. Oregon, and running thence
kuulti 50 fret
(hrucr west 4*1 f<■« <
Ihaiica north 50 feel; thence east
40 feet tn the place nf heginnlng
all in the city of Cottage Grove,
Lan« county, Oregon
for lha purpose of
>f paving
papng th«
the funeral
uf administrat iuu and
»barge« « vpensrs u;
ilalma against the estate and fur th«*
iHirpowe of distribution aa provided by
the last will and tmtarnent of Minati A
Lane, deceased
WItnr«« the hand of (’. P. Barnard
«ounty judge fur Lane county, state of
Oragou, aud the «ral of «aid rouuly
murt Is hrrrto affixed thia 28(1 day uf
July A D 1929
H
DII.LAHD,
Futility Clark.
By Eva L. Diirkwurth, Deputy
tCouhly Court Hral )
Hal» of flr«t piiblkalIon Aug 1, 1929
bats of la«t publication Aug '29, 192*1
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A dnlDioua lunch wfta arrvn I,
Fir,» Artificial Silk
nftnr which n abort pfMHini wu»
It waa un Kngllahatan. .loat-itli
givrd, aa followa: voffal duri, Mra.
Swan, who. in ls.fi, took out the
ElorpDcr
Hrnall
an«l
Mr*
Lao
tirai patent for making artm.lal atlk
Ateear; voral aolw, Wea/lrll H ihm II;
by iu|uirtli>g a pulp of w . mh J and
hiatory
of
th»*
l*ow»ll
family,
cotton through »mall bole«.
Mir* Tilla I’owrll Taylor; bíatof y
of the llarria family, Dr. M C
Today ia all you have— tornor
Harria. It wa« voted to make th«
picain aa aaaual
row U a promisaory noir, and ye*
Tho*w prao$«af w«*r»*: E u **-9««, Dr. terday i. a ru DFrls*»! check.
Mra.
M r
nad “
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“ Harria, Mr. •al ■_
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Mr.
I «an reore T.
Harn - .
well, Mr
Eug**n«* H om »*,
Howe aad
Mr and
fl A ~
rhiblren, M
Mar*./.;
>:<inh M
Mpriagfi$*ld,
aa»l Mr«. Frtd
Look no'I rbildraa; j’leaant Hill:
Mr. ud <! Mra. Haiawr r ( 'ttiliaon a II'I
»0«
P/entir»*;
Tillum'mk,
umook,
Mr».
Oliver Howard uud rhildrea; Jef
frrnoa, Mr. ua<l Mr* Stavr Over
bol*t*r and son Wnyn»*; Divide, the
l.ruoat MrR»*.Vft<ddn family; Blu/*K
Butt«*, Mr-. LyD»*b <*urrin un«l rhild
rfu; Loodon, th** Murray Newton
family, Mr. and Mr«. W.
Khoi»
ridg«* Mr. and Mr». O. P. Will* an I
gmn l»*hil<i, Mr«. Ivan Ab«*«*n»* and
children, Carl H ium II;Milh <’r»« k, Mi.
uu<l Mr*. John Overhoi««*r; Biu .’nw,
Mr. und
and Sfjn.
Mx». (¡eorat- Pow«*ll un I
.•hildr»*n, Mr.
Mi und Mr-. Ed Pnwrll
and «hi Mr«4 n ; ll»*l»ron, Mr». Lin
coin Taylor; Coltug»« Grova, Mr
aad Mra N. W. White, Mr. and
Mr*. Alfred M. White and rbild
reu, Mr. and Mr«. W. G. Manner,
Mr. and M»r*. J A. Powell, Mr. and
Mr- Hefdon Powell, Mr». Florent e
Kmall an«l children, Mr*. Doolittle,
Mr*. Vaughn, Mr. aud Mrs. Wri»on
Carey, Edward Meacham.
Tho •
present totaled 75.
I
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about 8 hours a week ironing it by hand. And jfou’rt
wasting 6 of then hours.
Thi* new Thor Speed-Iron will do it in 2 hours. Do
it better —and with none of the old back-breaking,
nerve-racking drudgery. Let us show you how it works
—how easy it is to work with. You’ll never go back
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COMPARE the delivered price as well as the list price*in considering automobile wwks^fj
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Cottage Grove Motor Co
JACK MAULD1NG, PROP
M ountain S tates P ower C ompany
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▲ SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR
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