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n, iw
T H K S K N T n m , C O T TA G E G R O V E , OHEGOW .
T A X I ’ A N A C F .A
approval as a hero In an a ’ h-
Cottier Grove >ftttinel j** conteet.
N o m ore w ould he
run errands fo r m other. Gone w ere
r . u Ä ’* * r „
the dream s o f a robust manhood
CO TTAG E G R O VE
Ore.. Feb
J<.— tT o the E d ito r.) Inasm uch as
and a c a i.g r in teutaoee o r profes th e re Is unusual interest just now
yukU.b.d b» OotU«. U W 1 FukU.XL«
In the m a tte r o f taxes as the result
O«»*««/-
sion.
,,
B ta r i ta g .---------- --------------------
T h e bullet was fired by a prohi o f the o peration o f the so-called in-
a
n l « « u o . s.w tsd at Oot I b,
Uon o ffic e r w ho said he was I ta n g ib le . taa las. I deem It the
bltlon
T a i. d r.» « a . ase»a4 class s w tw _ L sorry.
o rry
m ade paychologtcal m om ent to o ffe r
a
N o a tte m p t had been made
— — --------------------------- . . fc r ti « . O t o confront G eorgia and place h im rem edy for. not only the evils ol
o tn «
— -------- ¡u n d e r a rre s t
N o charge had been the intangibles tax but for
the
Dlaced against him . T h a t the lad m any evils of the e n tire tax system
SühH C B IP T IO ll MATS»
ICasb la adrsace)
. ..
would have done a n y th in g to en o f the state
I th in k il is conceded
IS
O as |W *
danger the life o f an o ffic e r who by everyone w ho has given the m at
M l lU u B lh .
had sought to place h im under a r te r due consideration th a t the orig-
Member of
rest is u nthin kab le.
H e had no in a l fra m e rs o f the p ro perty tax
■aUossl IdltorU l A i.oH sllos
weapons and had no reason to fe a r law o f the state could not have done
O n a es Wats Fdttorlal A sseclsllss
Uncus gswspspsr < safsrsars_____ arre i t M a fter-even ts have proved much worse had they intended to
T h e governm ent never a tte m p ted to m a k e it as absurd, unjust and dis
T h is -----
one
b rin g h im to tr ia l on a charg
c rim in a to ry as possible
placed
against
h im
o f havin g fac t alone, th a t the law dem ands
know ledge of a »till supposed to th a t a ll p ro perty shall he
have been In o peration n ear w here at Its tru e cash value, should
the shooting took place
N e v e r at have been condemned to the eter-
anv tim e was any evidence
pro- n al bow wows long since. T he evils
1
'
-
-
-
-
-
»--»
duced to connect the lad —
w *•«-
ith the o( the law have been ree sgnlaed
pacifie O«««» Itsprus'sisil’ «
alleged s till, o r w ith any o th er s till. fo r a long tim e and fo r 20 years, as
911 w “ u r ’ ' or to connect h im w ith a n y illegal I personalty know the law has been
>.«««•. 1 - Î
tin k e re d w ith fro m tim e to tim e in
Paslfl« B id«. Med
/ ■ ■eh‘ r»? ¡liq u o r operations o f any k in d any
__ e.
an e ffo rt to rem edy some of these
w here a t an y tim
Y e t a pVohibition o fficer's bullet evtla. but. I am sorry to say w ith
AN UNNAM ED HEBO
___
laid h im low.
but h ttle b etter success upon the
▼ sais rd av tw o
p ro m inent reel-
Todav he is a burden to his moth- p art of the tln k e re rs than fell to
d e n ts o ^ h . X
‘ er and w U h e . he w ere dead.
the lot of the o rig in a l fra m e rs and
instances.
the result
person of th e ir acquaintance was j T he governm ent spends m niions in
to construct a single b attlesh ip and has been worse evils, as exem plt-
w orthy o f an ed ito rial
lo lUton o r tw o a n n u a lly
- fo
- r m ain fled
features o f the in ta n -
T h ^ n e ra o n in* question m ay not ( a"m
fled In
in some
soi
-M .
wtH»iv know n in the city, though tenance o f every b attleeh lp It has
hl
long been a resident th e re
The cost o f the a m m u n itio n used
of. H e m ay be h ardly know n a t all f o r a single gun In a single naval
<mH 2 <h a l, n*tes li7 e d In public place
™
thto’ r i r f l m c i ’ s “ e“
glblee law
w
T ___
h e ______w
p rincip al object
of the fra m
ers o f "this law was to collect rev-
enue
fro m those w ho thouvh per-
fecT.y ab.e to. pay uo l a * m support
M ark» o a W o o d
q uire the state tre a s u re r to supply
. very cltlsen w ith proper blanks
M urks raUM-d w ith hoi pldles or
u|xm w hich he shall
state
the hot w ater jugs, etc., on |H<llshed ta
am o un t of hla gross Income fo r the ble» uiay he removed by lhe follow
previous y e a r and retu rn same to In« application: M ix a llhjr pinch
th a t
o ffic e r.
Proper
penalties at salt w ith a little olive oil and
should be fixed fo r fa ilu re to do so. rub Into affected jta ria I f the mark
W hen this in fo rm a tio n la secured doesn'l disappear w ith the first ap
it w ill be a very simple m a tte r to plication, allow (he m ixture to re
ascertain q u ic k ly Just w hat portion main on. and In a f« w hours' lim e
o f each one of these dollar« w ill be apply the salt and oil again, ruh
necessary to m eet the tax demands. htug w ith a circu lar movement.
And. w hile it can be nothing more
th a n an estim a te a t this stage of
the gam e. I am persuaded th a t the
C u rb in g M o b S p ir it
p
. art of the d o lla r th a t would be re-
T bs vxpiesaiou
lead ill« riot
qutred to m eet expenses of govern-
m ent would be no grave hardship act" means to w arn or reprimand.
on the poorest.
How ever, the As early as 1715 Kugland had a
know ledge o f the am ount o f w ealth statuie fo r preventing tumultuous
T he act
would enable us to know to a dead and riotous aaaemhlaa«.
c e rta in ty if Justice dem anded any provided that in case of 12 iwrsoiis
or
more
u
nlaw
fu
lly
assemhllng
and
exem ptions and. if so, in Just w hat
disturbing the |>euoe, an officer
am ount.
One reason w hy taxes are so high could make proclam ation of the
ts because o f the great am ount of general provisions ol the riot act
p ro perty th a t escapes taxatio n and. J and call upon them to disperse If
w h ile 1 have no d efin ite Idea as to they failed to obey, they were guilty
just w h a t It ts. 1 do know th a t It ■if felony
runs Into the m illions and I know
also th a t every d o llar of these m il
lions th a t escape taxatio n must and
O ld D o c B ir d S n y s:
is added to the p ro perty th a t does
pay tax and adds Just th a t much to
THERE ISN'T ANYTHING
the sum to ta l o f our tax burden. |
T h is
proposition
requires every
WORTH AS LILLTE
cltlsen to c a rry his own tax load
AS THE RUBLE.
and not slip it o ff onto the shoul-
ders of those w ho are already stag
UNLES8 IT S A
g erln g under a ll the load they can
carry.
CORKSCREW
In considering this proposition do
H ^ l-T n o t £ i« e n
a great book f r a l
gun.
- * > governm
g o v e rn m e
n t.
v i .........
u .o .v . sta te " or ' local
ent,
w hich is Just and
laudable
and
nor has he ever preached a great
T here w asn't the fain tes t
sermon, so f a r as this w rite r knows of anv k in d fo r the shooting o f th» should have been done years ago
H ad
they
stopped
there
they
In fac t he has never sought the boy. T h ere w asn't the fa in te s t ex
ulaudits of the w orld, nor has he in cu«e fo r the m is ta k e of an o ffic er would be entitled to the plaudits of
recent v e a rt m ingled much w ith w b o feared to face a schoolboy o n ------- —
^
fellow creatures,
despite the hls w ay home and place h im under glory in the great h e re a fte r H o w -
fact th a t he is a person w ith whom a r w t . T h ere isn't the fa in te s t ex- ever
fo r some inscrutable reason,
t h i r . n ig h t gladly associate, des euse now fo r the fa ilu re o f the gov- they allow ed themselves to degen-
fact th a t he
m ay have of- ern m ent to provide lib e ra lly fo r the era te to the low level in principle.
P*ts longed
the I B______________
i n i U lad j w ho has
« ... been
K^.r. robbed
rohhed o
o f f more
more w w here
the state.
ten
fo r more tim e m
to m
m ingle
here thev
they have
have placed
plac
.king, in the a tti-
w ith «w ee he know«.
than l t f e - w h o is condemned to a fig u ra tiv e ly speaking
candy
fro m the
This man's claim to these com H vjng d eath— w ho is condem ned to tude of ta k in g
cand
fro m the
n llm antary lines was an unusual
one near and d ear to h im suf- baby and the pennies
d eration to an aged m other, who fe r because of the Inexcusable blind beggar's tm eup
recently le ft h im fo r th a t great ad shootlng.
lt» ° rd e r 0111 I m ay m ake my
venture beyond the grave.
We
should
arouse
ourselves a ttitu d e tow ard an income tax as
T he m other was an alm ost help again, t this k in d o f promiscuous clear as possible before I preeent
less cripple fo r a dosen years or ghootlng b y governm ent
agents, m y rem edy. I w a n t to say th a t I
more and she was n ear 90 when and we should dem and O iat con- believe ih a t the p rincip le of the in-
riie w ent awav. T h e bloom of youth ,
provide fo r this innocent come tax is s te rn a ily rig h t and
long before had flo w n
fro m her ¿hlld vlcU m o f a fed eral o ffic e r’s in h arm o ny w ith this belief, voted
fo r the income tax bill that passed
cheek. N o longer could she do the g-un.
congress n early 40 years ago and
things a m other likes to do fo r a
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declared u nconstitutional
by
child. T he one th a t had been the j g d lto r t o f O regon w ill miss J. Si- w
p arent became the child.
D ellin g e r, la te publisher o f the the suprem e court. But, w hile m y
T h e re w ere no daughters. T h ere x a to ria A storian. H e was one of fa ith in the p rincip le Is ju s t as firm
was no one but the son to w hom the oldest editors In Oregon i» as it ever was. 1 do not hesitate to
the m other m ight be given in care point o f years o f service and had say th a t the m a n n e r in w hich the
And the eon—he's a m an well been connected w ith ac tiv ities of present fed eral law was fram ed and
along in years—d id not com plain the e d ito ria l association since its is now being executed is e te rn a lly
It is so
to anyone. D a y a fte r day. week earliest days. H e w ill be re m e m and in fe rn a lly w rong
a fte r week, year a fte r year, he bered alm ost as w ell fo r hls In ’ er- volum inous, so technical and de-
of i . ^
fa ith fu lly perform ed hla filia l duty, I
developm ent of the c ra n b e rry taUed th a t the “ * u to r‘ . o
Seldom was he aeen on the streets ” d ustry in his aection. E v e r since law themselves much o f the, « m e
fo r the m other required his con
the v J [ t o f editors to hls city about g ° w ro n * “ d “ ‘ h*
*
tin u al presence. H e m ay have
years ago he has rem em bered did not keep field m en scattered
longed fo r an hou r he could call eVery editor o f the state w ith
a throughout the c ou ntry to aid In
hla own, b ut no m o ther w ith a cart^ n of c ra n berrles Just before m a k in g out income
dosen children was ever more close- C h rl> tm a, , Ven- year thus
tllus- average business man
would have
ly tied to a poet o f d u ty
tra tin g the kindliness and thought- to em ploy exp e rt accountants to
keep h im self out o f the p en iten
An unsung hero and so far a.- fulness tj,a t w ere characteristic.
tia ry .
Because o f its volum inous
thia com m ent Is concerned he shall
------
and technical n a tu re the la w re
rem ain unnamed.
N in e of those who w ere . w ith - td
quires
k g A I U O eaAA
an cad
a rm y V vea
of executor»
saw xe* v
» to
V en-
C a rte r.
Egyptologist.
w hich runs into m illions
H o w ard
w hen he entered the tom b o f T u t- o f expense This is w hy the voters
A P I T I F U L V IC T IM .
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ankh-am en six years ago a re dead. o f the state have turned down an
Those w ho s u ffer most fro m believed by the superstitious to Income ta x three o r fo u r times. N o
liquor a re not alw ays those w ho
fallen under the curse in one who has had experience w ith
d rin k It.
scribed over the entrance to the the fed eral income tax w ill ever
I t w as so In the saloon days (no t omb
T h e condition o f the tom b vote a n o th e r Ilk * tax on h im s e lf If
ons refers to those good old days showed th a t It had been entered « he know s it.
when speaking of the saloon), and thousand or tw o years ago by rob-
And now. M r E d ito r, here is my
l t la so now.
bers. W o nd er if they have also cure fo r the evils o f tax a tio n th a t
T h e Innocent victim s, the Ind irect f a iien victim s to the fa ta l w a rn in g ’ fo r so m an y years have plagued
victim s, w ere alw ays the most p
l t i - ------------------- -—
the taxp ayers and have
success
fu l. T h e y still are.
The Independence E n te rp ris e is fu lly withstood all e ffo rts at rem e
In a P o rtland hospital a lad w i'h out w ith a S2-page booster edition dy. and I hope It m ay not take
a pinched yet hopeful face, w ith which graph ically describes th a t y o u r b reath e n tire ly aw a y or give
an active b rain and low er limbs section of O regon and m akes It ap- a n y of yo u r
readers
conniption
th a t long ago failed to function, pear n early as good as the C ottage fits , a t least not tilt you have glv-
tries to ease the burden on his Grove country. T he edition Is • en It due consideration. T he rem -
widowed m o ther by the sale o f pa splendld piece o f w o rk typographic- edy is as sim ple as fa llin g o ff a
pers to others in the hospital.
ally.
log and as a result. I f adopted.
H e has said h im s e lf th a t he would
■■ -
would e lim in a te m ost o f the ex
ra th e r be dead than the burden he
it's am using to see the w a y an pense of our present system. N o w ,
la to hls m other.
o rd in a rily sane m an acts about hls g rip yo u r c h a ir w ith both hands so
Y e t the
fim W .
w hen the lad
r w o n 't f ^ ¿ T h e « It Is: Just
n°
condition Is throu gh no fa u lt o f
anyone close to him .
S ix years ago he was a carefree
lad eager to le a rn hls lessons at
school, eager fo r a m o th e r’s caress
o f app ro val w hen he brought home
a good rep ort card. P robably he
placed on teacher's desk hls trib u te
In w ild flow ers picked along the
p ath th a t led fro m home to school.
H e probably day-dream ed o f the
day w hen he would be as big as his
da 'd y , stu rd y o f lim b and active o f
m ind, able to give aid to parents
w ho w ere doing so m uch fo r him .
O ne day he and a companion
w ere on th e ir w ay home fro m school.
T h e re w as a rep ort o f a gun and
sim ultaneously a b ullet made a
hopeless cripple o f G eorgie W a lth -
ie r. N o longer was he to scamper
o ff to school. N o more would he
n lav ^vouthfui ra m e s ^ w lth school-
N o L ? e wouW he t X
^ ¿ T r l e n ^ “r e n d Z a ra r U
a1
Gtap^icOutíineóofJÜ^cu
By K A R L K . M IL L S
has been preceded by tw o o r three
girls.
A P o rtla n d young w om an used a
ukslcle to d riv e a b u rg la r out o f the
house. W e k n o w exactly how th a t
b u rg la r fe lt.
.
.
O ro ve set
m aln <Jra « ' Cot,* e * u ro v e
the ®“ ™ple. as usual.
Men m ay not re a lly
get older
than wom en, b ut there are no male
beauty parlors.
push
The m an w ith the most
seems to have the m ost pull.
F illin g S tations and C u rb Space.
(C orvallis G azette-Tim es. )
T he Salem c ity ordinance com-
“ ltte e has recom m ended to the city
; council th a t a ll public service sta-
« o n . be r e q u l r j to pay in to the
tions be required to pay In to the
- i ity
, . . tre a s u ry _
„ „ o * f avx
b
an.
c
a * fee
<75 m p er
an
num fo r use of the c ity streets
p ark in g space. T his Is as It should
be. I f a ll the p a rk in g space down
tow n used up by service stations
could be u tilized, th e re w ould be no
need fo r a tim e p a rk in g ordinance.
I N o other business concern in the
c ity Is allow ed to monopolize
a
couple of hundred feet o f p a rk in g
space.
Uses fo r L ico rice
Licorice has not become a sue-
iful commercial crop In Am erica.
It grows w ild over large areas In
Spain, Ita ly , southern R u ss ia Asia
M inor and southern Asia.
Thia
country, however, uses quantities
of licorice.
Ninety per cent o f it
finds Its way Into ths tobacco in
dnatry, about 5 per cent Into con
fectionery and about 5 per cent
into medicine.
Its principal m edi
cinal use Is to disguise the taste of
acrid drugs
TH E FIR ST LOCOMOTIVE
O F AMERICA
T h e cred it of intro d u cin g the
locom otive in thia c ou ntry Is
gsn erally g i v e n
to P e te r
Cooper who designed and
m ads
the
fam ous
engine
"T o m T h u m b ." T h is was the
fo u n d atio n o f the B altim o re
and O hio ra ilro a d system of
H eatin g Hi»«» by
T he bee Is not entire«/ Inactive
In winter, but they spend th e ir time
tn heating up the interio r of the
hive ao that it rarely drops below
67 degrees F ah re n h e it T hey form
themselves In a globular mass,
their bodies pinked close to each
other and th e ir heads op. and those
In the middle of the mass m aintain
a constant motion which sheds off
heat which tempers the in te rio r of
the hire.
today.
T h e service w e re n d e r you Is
s tric tly personal. O u r repre
s rs its tlrr acta in a th o u g h tfu l
and considerate c a p a c ity , »nil
serves w ith th o u g h tfu l sin
oerity.
N o a d d itio n a l c h arg e fo r r a
te service calls fro m
hospitals.
O dd CM «««« "P r« M rip tlo n » "
Mortician,
kOC QROVE.ORC
» mone 2 0 2 - j
O rig in a te d P la n « S la n t
Eugene E ly was the first man to
take a plane from ship to shore.
In 1910 he flew from the deck of
the cruiser Birmingham and he
landed near Norfolk.
In 1911 he
landed a plane aboard ship fo r the
first time.
A platform was built
over the deck of the cruiser Penn
sylvania and the tria l was made
a t San Frinclsco.
. -
»alance Service
"Quack” Chínate doctors hare
been known to prescriba laavae of
certain tree«, ground claws of •
Uetu dried toads, beetles, snakes,
and tite r hatr.
w ipe the ta x slate clean of a ll taxes
and substitute th e re fo r a ta x on
the gross income o f all of the ettt-
xens of the state. I have had this
in m in d fo r a long tim e and the
m ore I consider It the more I am
Inclined to believe th a t It Is the
rem edy. I do n ot w a n t you to th in k
th a t I am egotistical enough to be
lieve th a t I k n o w absolutely a ll
th e re is to k no w about It, but I am
unable to th in k o f an objection a n y
one could o ffe r—based upon equal
ity and justice.
T h e fello w who
ts escaping a ll ta x a tio n w ill object,
o f course, fo r i t w ill sure get him ,
and those w ho a re holding Jobs un
der the present system of adm inis
tra tio n o f our tax laws w ill also
object, fo r it w ill get the moat of
them likew ise T h e re m ay be some
fa ta l defects In this
proposition
th a t I have not been able to dls-
cover and this is the reason w h y I
w a n t to present it to the public so.
if there is any, one more able to
dissect the m a tte r than I am w ill
discover and point i t out.
H o w ever, let none o f us a rriv e at
irrevocable conclusions u n til we
have gotten hold o f the key to the
s itu atio n, w hich is the to ta l w ealth
o f the state as represented in the
gross Incomes o f all o f the citizens
o f the state. T h is know ledge w ill
be easily and cheaply gotten i f the
com ing legislatu re can be persuaded
to ta k e the necessary steps and as
you are a prospective m em ber of
the com ing assembly. I
hope, If
successful, you w ill do w h a t you
can to Influen ce th a t body to re-
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has been thoroughly checked and reconditioned. Be sure
to attend this sale early!
And there goes the bell. Class
w ill m eet a t the reg u lar tim e
next w eek.
RAY NELSON
ELECTRIC STORE
Phone 201
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10 S. & H. Green Stamps ;
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•
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For Month of March Only
Two S. 6? H. Green Stamps
With Each 10c Purchase
FOR TWO FAULTLESS BREAD WRAPPERS TURNED
IN AT ELECTRIC BAKERY ONE “ S. & H.” GREEN
STAMP WILL BE GIVEN
COTTAGE GROVE
ELECTRIC BAKERY
O. A. BANDERS
PHONE M
S e ntin el.
SATURDAY
T h e tru th about F a d a R ad io
Is th a t m oney can’t buy bet
te r m erchandise.
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I
lilt*
BIC SALBjctonûr
W o u ld Y o u B e lie v e It ?
10 D ays, S tartin g M arch 1
O ffice Supplies
CLEARANCE
P h illip M cC an n runs a fillin g
station In Vancouver. W ash
ington.
« • •
"A busy surgeon has but little
.tim e to read books." says a
physician.
B u t w e suppose
th a t he glances a t an
ap
pendix now and then.
• • •
W h y do otherw ise nice peo
ple Insist on " try in g out"
every ra d io In tow n?
I t gets m ig h ty tiresom e
to
the d ealer and th a t's the
tru th .
• • •
W ith Each 50c P urch ase D uring
T y p e w rite rs
SPRING
R adio Ray Sez:
This Coupon Good for
o f a dve rtisin g
A d v e rtis in g ! T h a t's H ie t r ic k ! Y o u r own a d ve rtia
b ig am i th a t o f H ie m auufaeturers whose gmols you
s triv e to sell Both, in y o u r local, home m-wspup« r,
should prove e ffe ctive in k«-< ping C ottage G rove 's busi
lie .s in Cottage (¡rove
ami Cuttag«- d ro v e s d o lla r*
ut I 'o tta re d ro ve
W here the loa uu fa etur. r s ‘ a d ve rtis in g is eon
eerned, y o u r task is easy
W in n llo ir salesmen come to sell you goo<l*. ta i.
up Cottage Grove Io them
T a lk il up " ¡ H i eiithnai
asm Make them realise how im p o rta n t C o lla g e G rov.
is to you in tu rn o v e r
How im p o rta n t il Is lo them
in oruera
ll«rt\ im p o rtu n i il is lo Un ir companies in
more sales.
T a lk up Cottage G rove so tim i thesi aahsinen »«ill
pax« the goo,l w o rtl on to th e ir s a b s managers » h o d r
rid e veliere a dve rtisin g a p p ro p ria tio n s are to be spent.
W ith the a dve rtisin g o f mor« natio na l m anufac
tu re r* in y o u r local ivw ap ap er, Cottage Grov«- fo lk » il l
fin d it easier to shop in y o u r stores
Y o u 'll fim i il
easier to keep them com ing to y o u r store*
A m i Hu t
w o n 't be anv need fo r a fence around C ollage G rov.
You need the advertiaing aid of the manufacturers whose goods you
stock—urge their salesmen to recommend your local home newspaper
ybr Ec«»am<ca/ T ra itd /o rfa ffe »
H O W D Y F O L K S — W ith L in
coln's B irth d a y , Valen tin e's
Day. and W ashin gton 's B irth
day out o f the w ay, there w ill
be no more holidays u n til SL
P a tric k s Day.
• • •
Speaking of Bt P a tric k ’s D ay
rem inds us o f the p a trio tic
Iris h m a n who celebrated the
event by g s « 1" * gangrene
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M edical Note.
C h arlie H a ll says he loet hls
fa ith In m edicine. H e says
th a t he d ra n k tw o bottles of
bay ru m and hls d a n d ru ff Is
Just as bad as It ever was.
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D rin k in g bay ru m m ay not
curs d a n d ru ff, but using our
radio service w ill cure a ll
your ra d io troubles. Ask our
patrons.
• • •
W a n d Ad.
Lost o r run a w a y — One liv e r
colored b ird dog called J im .
W ill show signs o f hydrofob-
by In abo ut three days.
W e 'll bet he got hls dog back.
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in
T h e re ’s No Need F o r a Fence
A round C ottage G ro v e
not forget th a t under It you would
pay nothing w h a te v er on a nythin g
hut your gross Income.
O. M . K E M .
i E d ito ria l N ote. — Com m ent on
M r Kern's le tte r w ill appear next
week.»
T he common cold la a mystery.
Sometimes you get It and some
times you don't, though conditions
may seeiu the some. One thing you
can be certain of. you are less lik e
ly to have a cold If you keep your
physical condition up to par. Sleep
enough, eat enough, exercise a lit
tle. and not too much, w orry not
at all.
L ive up to thia urogram'
and colds w ill be few .— Capper's
W eekly.
•/» A.i/1 w th Cottar G'r^y
W ide choice of fo u r and s ix cylinder cars
4
1929
C h ev ro let
Sedan
Motor hag b«en thoroughly
reconditioned. Not a scratch
on the body, paint as good &a
new and only 7064 mileage
Prioed
$
650-?
LATE 1920 HUP DOOR SEDAN
Motor reconditioned, rub-
her in very good condition *
CCjOS
1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Motor reconditioned
$375
1028 CHEVROLET COACH
Motor reconditioned, 2
<hri C n
new tires. Price ............
1920 PONTIAC COUPE
Motor completely over-
hauled. New paint Job.
C'tCA
»Px>v>v
1929
C h ev ro let
C oach
Your laflt chance to save
$190.00 on a slightly used
coach, completely equipped
and carefully checked. For
merly priced up to
$
772"
BUY “OK” USED CARS FROM A CHEVROLET
DEALER
Cottage Grove Motor Co.
JACK MAULDING, PROP.