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FRIDAY, JANUARY the sentinei , n i r r . t u i grosk , ohfuon Vlaw visited at tha Henry L ak e Arcanum W in e D»uhlehrauler 1er. ♦ — — •— — — ■— J. C. Jonee. 8199; A. L. Douglas. 81400 Walter L. Taylor, 8199. Wal- tin. 819 18. Usury Itslsenhubar. |32 8199; Wm Phalr. $199; Darrs 11 do W.’ Taylor 83.19; Albert Flnselh. 33. Joe Beieenhuber, $7 97, Merl Turner, 89 98. l*sul Roy. 89 9«; Roy $1199; Walter feoranssn. 8649. F. I Austin, 81911; Caell Austin 86 78; High School Notes | _ ______ , visited W ednesday w ith Chestnut of tha Orove and Mra evening on the high school Irwin. 899«. Wsslsy Gordon. 8199; M Brown, $84 a», Millar feorenssn. ' Harold Jones. $7 97. Frail Buts. 89- M m ■. Anten.a at La I ¡.am Chestnut's niece. Mite Anna Walk- defeating Dorena high school V. II. Park. 8199. Arthur Mwset, 84111; Wm. Mummers. 817 9«; O. II 3». Melon Hues. 84 7», Millard Mar- Mr- and M m J. W. R om and tnahaw of Santa Ana. Cal., who la IT and Lorane *3 to 2». The locals 8199; H. L. Anderson. 8149; John Ooulillng, 818 96. J T Bogart, $3« tin, 810 U; Archie Austin. $1 «9. Th« eenlcra put on their class family spent Naw Year's day with visiting her, visited Sunday at the showed better team work and a Hxtrnback, 8.9»; Elgin llsbert. 81- I«: C. O. McBee. $32 44; John Sum Ray Martin. 8797. A. G Worthy- faster, cleaner and more aggressive •■••niMy Wednesday. December 33. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welch In Cot- E. C. Chestnut home. mers, 82131; A C. Striker. 8174 77 lake. 88 19; C. J Worthyiake. 88 19; 99; Joe Daugherty. 87 96 Mrs. Mills, who had bean staying type of play than at any time thia 11 opened with singing of Christmas EMERGENCY: Wm Kyle A EMERGENCY: J C. Ponsler. Henry Erickson, 87 97; L l o y d carols by the entire assembly ac- Sons Co.. 88 10; Oregon State High 81844; Link Lund. $10 93; N. U Knsaper, 88.19; Peat llolesappls, Mr. and Mrs. D a n A lla n o f the with a daughter, lir a R. C. Me- season. Llneupe for the Dorena game fol- com pan led by the orchestra. The way Com. 810.30; State Industrial Austin. 86339. Roy Robertson. 831.- 88.19. Omve visited Sunday with Mr. and i New, la at the home of another daughter, Mrs Reed of Cottage low: Royal Arcanum. Pillsbury and senior class sang two class songs. BRIGGS HI1J. V A Hendrick Accident Com.. 8373.01; Surveyor. 46; T. H 1‘arks, $14 96 Jess Bargar. Mrs. 0. R. Trent Gates, forwards: DeYoung, center: Readings were given by Ardath 8607 »0; H. M I'stsrson. 810 80; J 83 19; U Hauer, $3 1», Homer Aue- eon, j n j G J_jÇanl£n»2!lLjlL*L Mrs- Jean Long, Fred Frost and Orove. Eastburn. Bernice Mosby and Edna C. Ponsler, 86 00; Southern Pacific Mr and Mra. Henry Lake, Philip Huff and Collins, guards: Pruitt, May- Harvey Musical numbers ware Mias Frieda Castle of Blue Moun Huff, Collins. Cochran. Wolfard. I Co.. 83 0« Melvin Inman. 83 1»; O tain spent Saturday at the J. W. Lake, Mrs. Algernon Cole and lir a substitutes Dorena. Cooper and as follows V i o l i n solo, Evelyn W. HUI. 83 19, Irving Higgins. 83 J. S. Lake attended a dinner on Fisher home. solo, Melvin C O M M IS S IO N E R S C O URT Vaughn, forwards; Ehlers, center: Smith: saxophone 1»; Jack Costello, 83 19; Andrew Maintenance: Eugene Sand A Lake, Mr. and Mra Osorge Foster and New Year a day at the home of llr. W. Vaughn and Steck. guards: Breese; girls' sextet; boys' sextet; 8 3 1»; Jim Nichols. 81 39 children took Mrs. Foster's mother, and Mra Bert Myers of Blue Moun- I Halstrob, substitute. piano duet. Madelle Beidler and Gravel Co.. 8144 81; K V Barrett. Chaa Fowler. 81 39; Joe II. Fowler. 837 18; F. A. Moore. 868.78; J. D Mrs C. O. Rosine, who visited here „ __ Frances Mackln; piano solo, Elea Huff was high point man with P H O N E 55 over Christmas, to her home la u Jo* o* * rv?d h*r 10 and Cochran was second with 6 nor White; vocal solos, Esther Al Fountain. 830 03; Oolden Rule Mer- 8199; Giles Fowler. 83 99: Miller Sorenaen. 811 S3. Walter Soreneen. Lebanon Wednesday and remained birthday anntveraary Tuesday by len and Florelne Strausen. Erma eant lie Co., 83 23: Southern Pacific $1138. Budd Southworth. 819 73; Lineups for the Lorane game there over nigh “ returning to their follow Royal Arcanum Pillsbury Bennett gave a tap dance. An orig Co,. 831.01; D. Jennings, 810 94. home here Thursday. * aUt.r-tn-iaw Mra Corbett and Gates, forwards; Pruitt, cen inal Christmas skit was presented Homer Mills, 810.94; Bert Duks. Rufus Stonefleld. 88.66, Milton Rod gers. 8 79; Daniel Rodgere, 83 1»; .. _ _ "7 __ . r,, Smith, and son and Mr and Mra ter: Wolfard and Cochran, guards: by the following boys Ethelbert 810.94; Harry Burroughs. 810.94. Cecil Thompeon, 83.19; Mark lane- “ “• ¡ J o . Damewood of red bridge as Huff and DeYoung, subs. Lorane. Crawfixrd as Santa Claus. Orval Heigh Smith. 81094; D. H. Bertosk. burv, 831»; Frank B. Chenowlth. Mountain. Mr. and Mra. D. L. Mil- ' A L L D A Y 8 P E 0 IA IJ 3 7 t ill 8 lor and M r a Louis Layng oIMoun, <ueiU for d‘n n,r' Eller Karl Thomason. BUI DeLacy 810 94; W T Davis, 810 94. R. A. ■ST asm rnse, ng Mra. Flarrie Small of the Grove Snyder and King, forwards: Kelly, and Paris Breedlove as mall car Bradburn. 83 98; R. E, Hill. 833 93; 843 60. Gibson Hadley. 843 3«. M T H A M B U R O E K center: Skelton and Anderson, Evant. 880.00. j visited Friday afternoon with Mra guards; Dunn. sub. riers for the freshman, sophomore, Ben Whitten. 8998. Chester Hosa BULK LARD MARKET HOADS S. P. Shortridge. 7Vac lb. Each of the Royal Arcanum play junior and senior classes respec man. 89 96; T H Parks. 812.47; J MAINTENANCE S n e I I e t r o m Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ross and ers scored In the second game and tively- Laurence Kent brought let J. Porter, 8897; Chas. I*ortsr. 811.- 9c family spent Sunday at the Milton high point men were Wolfard with ters from ths faculty. The senior 94; Chas Nichols. 89 98; J. D. Brxw . $3 00; Fred Smlgley. 846 14; 8 to 9 Virgil Alllexxn, 86.24. B. I. Itankln, Koss home In Cottage Grove. 8, Huff with 7, Cochran with 6 and class had charxe of decorating thx> Nichols, 89 94; Geo Linda, 81194; Mrs. E, R. Lemley of Cottage Pruitt and Gates wtth 4 each C B. Fowler. 811 94. W. T Pickens. 83.19; It. Vaughn. 83 19; Snellslrom PO RK SA U SA O E Christmas trees on the stage. S H O R T E N IN G ~ , Grove called at the J. W. Ftoher The Royal Arcanum five w ill» At the close of the program Coach 81194; J. H. Fowler 830 94; Ray Broe. 8174; Mater Mke. 87 4». Chas Nex t. 82 99 Frank Shulls. 87 - 3 lbs. 25c In a few minutes after taking home Tuesday afternoon. ! play Yoncalla tonight at Yoncalla. Bagley- presented football letters to George. 819 93; Ben Wilson. 813 98; 3 lbs. 26c Jsss Gates, 818.96. Frank P Thoxlne. a doctor's famous pre- lvan Schermachsr returned Frl- the following Ernest Guggtsbcrg Curtis Wilson. 810.86; Frank Jar 49. Briggs. 813 9«; Frank Gates. $13 3«. vis, 816.93, W. H Mead, 861.80; ecrlptlon, your cough stops. It acts from visiting a week with rale- j Lyman Adams of Latham Saturday Ethelbert Crawford, Parts Breed 1» to 19 813 3» W I Sea lee, P IC N IC H A M S on a new principle—relieves throe. tives ln , Salem _ _ to Roseburg, where they visited love. Alton Woodard. Melvin Brease. Jack Shrumni. 833.94; T. J. Sweany. A. G. Pirtle. Fred Mngston. 8191k); John B E E F ROAST Irritation and goes direct to the Mrs- Jesse Denny of Cottage overnight with Mr. and Mrs. G L. Rodney Safley, Bill De Lacy. Lloyd $82 37; Jack Hodges. 86 96; Ralph 830.93; Trunnell. 813 96; Lowell Tarfford. King, 873 34; A. E Davla. 872 34; internal cause not reached by ordl Grove visited Thursday with Mrs. Shortridge. Plueard. Thomas Sprankle. Clyde 13V2C lb. 31; M anie Haldorsen, 833 98; 8c lb. nary cough remedies. H - Dix,on:, . _ „ , . . Howard Arnest. who visited dur- Smith. Warren Smith. Paul Thlee. Clair Parks, 836.17; Geo. Toliuan. 813 Maurice MChanre. 83 19. Meter $36 71. Milton Fitch. $2196; O. Har Moet coughs ate caused by an ir- , M r - and Mrs. L. R. Smith and lng the holidays with his parents, Ray Thles. Virgil Horn. Faye Stew FANCY BREAKFAST rltatsd throat Thoxlne stops these daughter spent Thursday of last y r Mrs O. B. Arnest left art. Claude Miller, Dan Kelly. Dal wood. $12 78; Roy Fitch, 837.44; Guy- Thomas. 82 3»; Milton Fitch. 86 99. 10 to 11 Colby. 892.20; Equipment. 877373; V. A Hendrickson. 81 5». M I. ton Ward. BUI Lynn. at once. Safe for the whole family week with Mrs Smith s su n t Mrs Thursday for San Pedro. Cal. BACON V. A. Hendrickson. 83 19; H. M Wallace. 880 13; Equipment. $10«.- PO RK ROAST se e -guaranteed no dope. Money beck x. C" pl n t! L o i K u « i n *' „ Mr and Mrs Henry Lake enter- 78; T. J. Forcum. $19»; 8. Fotta, Peterson, 880 83; M Peterson. 8168.- Mrs E. E. Chestnut spent Mon- tained about 16 persons of the If not satisfied. 36c. Kelly Drug Co. Mrs. F. L. Grannis. Mrs. Lemley. 19c lb. 10c lb. and all other good drug stores. (4) day In the Grove at the 3, Chestnut neighborhood as guests at a watch Mrs. Strausen. Mrs Heard and E. J. 63; Oliver Fosbeck. 82990; Bob 81.19. BRIDGE 8urvsyor. 846 80: Hills Stanton. 8189; Leslie Akerley, 81.- home. i night party at their home Thursday- Lea and daughters Margaret and John Costxdla, 818 33; Sam Creek Lumber Co.. 833.03; A. F. Mrs. Bessie Smith returned Thurs evening. T W IN B R E A D Dorothy (Berkeley. Cal.) were vls- 59; 11 to 12 N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S Wooaley, 89 87; Carl Eicher, 8319; Mitchell, $13.83, Twin Oaks Lum day from an extended visit In Eu Mr. and Mrs. A. Schermacher ltors at the senior assembly given ber Co.. 83 06. State Industrial Ao- Notloe la hereby given that the gene and Springfield with relativea Clifford Poole. 8130; W. I. House. BACON SQ UA R ES 2 for 16c motored to Eugene Tuesday- on Wednesday before Christmas. Other undersigned has been appointed by W Prociw. 81194; Steve cldent OM». 83OJ4: A C. Mke, M rs. J. 8. Lake Is spending this visitors, including former graduates 817.66; 837 93; L. U M ke. 830 97. Milt tha oounty court of Lane county. week with a daughter, Mrs. Ray- business. 10c lb. Palanluk. 81194; H D. Hicks, 838 4 for 25c Mr and Mrs. Frank Sears and and students, were: Carolyn Oran State of Oregon, administrator of Myers of Delight valley. 58; Chas Wlltse, 817 66; O Mont Fitch. 86 99, Ed Burgess. 86 3». II daughter of Wendllng were guests nls, Wllberta Wilson. Jean Allison. tha estate of Joseph Landrith. de- Mr. and Mrs John Bander and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. L R. Read Hemenway. Alvin Hodgson. gomery, 822 88; Sid Chapman. 837- K. Smith. $17»; Mndlss Phllpott. Plaine come early and avoid the rush W e w ill have a uum by an order bearing date spent New year's day with John Morefleld, 817.90; Steve 8139; D. I. Montgomery. 839». N. Smith. Chester Allen. Elmer Allen. Helen 88: N. Smith. 8139. Myron Sailor. 813 the 14th day of December, 1931. Dutchuk, 817.66; W. O. Edwards. bar of other good special« Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lyons In Cot Mrs. Florice Small and daughter Olson. Geneva Whitman, Jerrlne A ll persons having claims against tage Grove 88.93; W. M. Edwards, $995; J. E. 37. Mills Marsh. 83 19. C. C Flak. Margery of Cottage Grove visited Burrows. Leo Lyon. Mildred Ben- the estate of said Joseph Landrith, Putman. $8 95; L. A. Irvin. 88 93; $1 39. F C Hale. 80 19. Equipm ent Mrs. S. P. Shortridge and Mrs. nett. Melba Cochran. Gertrude H deceased, are hereby notified and J. W. Thorn visited Thursday in Frldav with Mrs. John William. Psrry 86 96; C. E. Fletcher. 810 - j Mrs. Keith Lyons and son Leo of Cochran. Glen McKibben. John required to present the same, duly Cottage Grove with Mrs Nettie 94; C O. Hornberger. 810.94; David : the Grove visited Tuesday after- King. Toni Wright, Marvin Shaw verified, to the undersigned at the Sail ng. Stough. 810.94: Ira Chapman. $18.- noon with Mrs. John Bauder Delbert Safley and Eunice Meranda 90; law office of Herbert W. Lombard. Ellis Knouse. 813.93; Albert Mr. and Mrs. Morris Raymond of Mr. and Mrs E E. Chestnut and (Klamath Falls). First National bank building. Cot- Walden and Mrs. Kata Sears ofifom Q y spent Tuesday evening at Runt. 88.98; Wm Gallagher $896; The dramatics class, under the F. Mansell. 88.93; H F. Klght, 88- tags Orove, Oregon, on or before Cottage Grove were callers Sunday ; the Will Chestnut home In the direction of Miss Joy Ingalls, will 98; E M Jackson. 88 93. F W. For •lx months from ths date of the afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. ; Grove. give a recital consisting of skits, sythe, 88 95; Ralph Crowe, 86.96; first publication of this notice. Shaw, | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ one-act plays and Individual num Frank Case. 86.96; Jerry Chapman. I Dated and first published this Mr. and Mrs Matt Maddess of LONDON. on Friday. January 29, In the 86.96; Ferris Andrews. 83.98; E L 18th day of December, 1931. creek visited Tuesday after-1 Jan 3 —Mr and Mrs Hubert bers high school gymnasium Date of last publication January Silk Erickson, 86 9«; Fred Setterberg. noon of last week at the J. W. I Ewing of Elma, Wash. arrived 18th, 1933. Senior first vs. sophomore first 83 97; C. F Sukler, 83.97; Chas Flsher hom e Monday to visit at the Earl and Fi.lier brattee ( Iw r r x jr t bea erre In lrra lu m l. Ami tbe < MlvnOtlT . U hen ymi reed uAuf't n r » in ihr n«i- f Aw- W I L L I A M B A J M B R ID G E . Ad and freshman second vs. senior sec Hoover. $1.99: I. Putman. 89 93: D Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlus and ¡ Roy Ewing homes. Mr Ewing's nWet 5«r, you, too, w ill agree it's ih r (irre t same qualitwa of reliability and M-onrauv tlis l have won ministrator of ths Estate of ond volleyball games were played F. Cronin. 89 93; A 8 Fersbee, 87- little daughter of Hebron were at ! mother, Mrs. Nancy Ewing of Port- Am eritan Value A« 1932. Srnrvo-Mrah and Free W Iwel- Joseph Landrith. llie approvai o f millions of t h r x n lr t owner*. A ll ibear Tuesday night In ths gymnasium. 96: Chas. Rossman. 89 96; B. Adams. tha Joe Premaxxl home Saturday. ;and. accompanied them lag « a u lì orti fur the lu .t lime in alow p u m i ear! (Cugine HERBERT W. LOMBARD. The senior first team won by a you will limi in the new l V i r U r l S u l one of lite luw rel $8.95; T W. Hobwood, $9 98; W. H Mrs Algernon Cole of Marcóla Mrs. E jda w ills ipent Christmas Attorney for Estate. dl8-jl9c epent ami chsaaia ìuipruxruirnla that rsiae performance to new last week here visiting her WMk a3 the h0UM ^ „ t of a aU. score of 46-47. Ths freshman sec Moyer. $9 93; O Harwood. 83 98. C pricee in the m srkel! 'Ib a i'a why die new ( lxe«r*4rt Su ond team won by a score of 83-70. H Johnson. 811.94; L. R. Meredith. heigh'a of power, spreti un i unoulhnrse! The linee! mother, Mrs. J. S. Lake, and broth- ter. Mrs. Minnie Jones is ealled the Greet A m rriis n Value fnr 10321 N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S . June Wheeler, junior, underwent 811.94: Wm. Gillette, 87.71; Ray sr, Henry Lake, returning to her Mri Croston, who has been car- Cottage Grove, Ore., Dec. 18. 1931. home Sunday. lng for a a(Ster, Mrs. o . W. White. an operation for appendicitis at the mond Hawver. $9.70; Clyde Davta.) —Notice Is hereby given that the Mr. and Mrs. James Allen of Cot- w ag m several days last week. Mrs Pacific Christian hospital In Eu 87.71; Bernard Stevens. 87.71; C. J. j undersigned as Superintendent of :age Grove spent Tuesday after- j. l . Lemon has been helping with gene Thursday of last week. She Williams. 83.97; Jno G. Stuman. Banks for the State of Oregon Is in noon at the C. R. Trent home. Is expected home Saturday. 87 96; Adolph Frankie. 89 93; C lyde1 the work. charge of the assets and affairs of Gene Burkett, senior, returned to Ellison. 87 96; H. Nelson. $7.96; Kel-i Mr. and Mrs George Foster and Mr Mrs. J. L. Lemon visited the Bank of Cottage Grove, Cot- ' family were g u e s t s _____ _ . eve- . . , Tuesday- of last week with the T school Monday, after an absence of vln Coy. 87.96; Walter Hornbeck, Sunday two weeks. 83.97; Earl Craaiord. 87 9«; J. A. °ra V<7 Or**°n' tor the PurP°«« ning of Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Alle- B. Roberts family of Anlauf. of liquidation. All persons who may .jjan of Divide. Alma Gsrtje. junior, left school , Federlck. 87.96; M 8. Whssler. 87.- Lon Shortridge has been 1 1 1 have claims against said bank are Monday to move to Woodburn. She 96; Mike Eleege, 87 96; H. E WII- . Mrs. S P. Shortridge and Mrs. ersl days with rheumatism. hereby notified to make legal proof J. W. Thorn accom panied Mrs Homs, 81 99; Geo. Crick. 879«; Dan will enter high school there. A horse, belonging to John Murry, thereof by filing a duly verified Paris Breedlove spent the Christ Steward. $79«; N O Bolley, 83.98: that was affected with lockjaw Is claim, as by law provided, with the mas holidays with Henry Culver In H H Miller, 8199; H H. Fltxger- j | that was affected with lockjaw, Is Goldendale. Deputy Superintendent of Banks in aid. 81.99; Geo. Boyd. 81 99; Geo. W. Wash. ' recovering. charge at the office of the Bank of Miss Elsie Lea entertained her Finley. 81 99: C 3. Crenshaw. 81.99; Syncro-M esh T ra n s m is s io n A Sm oother, Im p ro v e d SlmpUAcd Free W heeling Mr and Mrs J L. Lemon and Cottage Grove, on or before March brother, E. J. Lea. and children of P. O. Maglnn. 81 99; J. W. Jackson. 81a-Cylinder Engine Syocro-Mi-sb permits Too tu shift ' daughter Esther were dinner guests T o take adrantage o f I'Kevrolet’a 18, 1933. A . A. S C H R A M M . 81.99; Willard Gillette, 81.99; F. C. Berkeley, Cal.. throughout the gears w ith msrvrloxis quirk nes*. ' at the O. W. White home New Cbesrmie* now has down-draft car- Free W heeling, simply |»*a* a button d!3-mchl8 Superintendent of Banks Meyers. 81.99; Paul Grooee. 81.99; Christmas holidays. quietness and esse, i t even enable* ' Year's day. burnirai, new cvllndrr bead, mani. rai the dash. I iit d » <u pull It out Joseph Webb. 8199; E F Buttke. Miss Theresa Young spent the »•tea.—One cent the word. Mini- Mrs. George Sutherland a n d iu to slnit rapidly (ra n lu*li bw k fulding, trainler -halanrrd crankshaft again, you 'T r e e I ' “ Yon 81.99; Fred Bloomer. 81.99; Ray Io second, «ny lime suu want to mum of 85 words. Reduction of 10 j daughter Wilma. Mrs. John Suther- Christmas vacation In Portland and rubber mounting, intrrssing Curst when your frail i s h r aceei- Paterson. 81.99: Archie Knowles. Miss Florence Jenks spent Christ oae tbe braking furto of tbe engine. cents on any ad for cash with oopy. :land. Christine Hooker and Audrey Cottage Grove power 21) pee cent to WJ b«tr|»ow er. restra. Yon shift w.ih i t ..,» d aaao. 81.99; Fred Collins. 8199; M Paku- and any ad three Insertions for the and Mildred Cox visited Wednes- mas vacation at her home and in iak, 8199; L, P Slebenthaler 8199; Portland. A d ju stm e n t Bureau prlce of two, when cash accom-1 day at the Hervey Aldridge home, Miss Sarah Louise Shields spent panles copy A 7H-pound daughter was born January 1 to Mr and Mrs. Willis Christmas vacation In Corvallis. '•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»I Collections and F O R SAKE O B T R A D E . Garman. The baby has been named Friday she went to Portland to the Oregon State Teachers' association Adjustments Start the New DRY WOOD FOR SALE — OLD ! Aloma Elaine. convention. growth In 16-lnch lengths. Also Mr. and Mrs. J. E Ban ton and Plrtf National Bank Bid«. Year Miss Merle Bowen spent ths limb wood and knots for heater and granddaughter, Geraldine Banton. furnace. C. L. Hansen, 1326 E. Main and Mrs. Harvey Shipp and chil Christmas holidays at her home in With & street, phone 125-R. Jl-15p dren were New Year's guests of Silverton. Miss Theresa Young entertained Mrs. Harold Abeene FOR SALE—BABY S BED, HIGH Miss Christine Hooker was a din Miss Beth Crocker, a teacher in the chair and carriage. Telephone ner guest Friday of Miss Wilma Jacksonville high school, Saturlay Jl-15c evening. Eugene Professional 84-L. Sutherland. Miss Theresa Young was a brides FOR SALE—640-ACRE MONTANA fl0 to 7 0 Miles an Hour with Stabilised Front-End Mounting Perry Means of Moscow, Ida., ar Smart Maw F la hair Bodies ranch. Classified oil land, drilling rived Saturday tor a few days' visit maid at the Bragdon-Eberhart wed Faster Acceleration and Business Directory nearby, O ievrolei'a ric lu a ire metbral of ChevriJel'a new Flaher bodina are 3 in your car and abundance gas encounter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. ding Christmas eve In Eugene. V ita l new fraturea in Chevrolet's mounliog (root fenders, lamp*, tlie am art eat ever to appear in the Mlsa Joy Ingalls spent part of the ed. Two Arkansas farms, improved, A. Means. tls -e y lin < ie r en g in e enab le I t Io double tie-bar and radiator aerurely lowqirire held. Furthermore, Flaher Christmas vacation at her home In near railroad town. Beach noma at derrbqj 65 to 70 rnilea an hour. Slop- W ilm a Sutherland. Christine to tbe frame atabtliaee tbe front- I G B O Q Ü IO N O L E P E R M A N E N T ¡ Port Orford, Ore. Two houses in craftamrn hare added new eleni rota Hooker and Audrey and Mildred Eugene. The remainder was spent watch teeta show an acceleration end anil Inanrea ateadineaa when of atreugth, qiuetneaa end eolidity R IN G L E T E N D S Marshfield, Ore. 28 acres near Cox spent Saturday afternoon with In Portland. 0 Io 35 railea In 6.7 aeexula. traveling over rough roada. to the wood -and-elee I I O. M Bagley and fnmlly spent Walker. Ore. Trade all or part for Olive Doney. 8» goAt ti».M bonds, Bank of Cottage Grove ac J. L. Lemon preached at the the Christmas vacation with Mrs on your wheel» counts, or close In property. Bart Church of Christ In Eugene Sun Bagley's parents In Corvallis and Sm oother Operation . . . D istinctive Model Beauty Shoppe PRICED AS LOW A3 lett Johnston, Saginaw, Oregon, day. He was accompanied to Eu with Mr. Bagley's parents In Van Vour battery and tire» m aaa m i wulram owner. jl-1 2 p gene by his daughter Esther and couver, Wash. New Front-End Appearance . . . An seed careful attention FOR SALE OP, T R A D E-PU R E- the Harvey Shipp family of Black in winter weather. Improved Clutch . . . Down-Draft Car- bred White Jersey Giant rooster Butte. W. 0 . BUNDRANT, M. D . Don’t take chance». Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Small had as for Barred Rock, grain or what U r r a / x i nt*,. Mua buretion . . . Counterbalanced Crank have you. Grimm alfalfa seed lo- dinner guests New Year's Miss Shell “400” Gas csUly grown for sale. No. 1 seed. Nora Ward of Dorena, Mr and Mrs. CJU4C Ckawdw M e e Ce. shaft . . . Finger-T ouch Front Seat Earl T. Johnson. Black Butte route, W. C. Shortridge, Vern Shortridge, te a te e e g CoMwai The real winter gas i 881-8-8 M in e r B u ild ing . Cottage Grove. Jl-15p Mr. and Mr3. Murray Newton and The following bills were allowed Phonee: 691-C74 , FOR SALE — DRY WOOD. 84 daughter Ethel Ann and Mr. and I at the monthly meeting of the city Shell Motor Oil Mrs. W. T. Jones T H E G R E A T A M E R IC A N V A L U E F O R 1 9 8 9 ; council: Cedar posts, 8 cents. W- Etter, The George Sutherland family Make your engine purr • y ? V 1. PIT*? TPM« -Qfetege Grove 8p were guests Sunday at the J. E. Mayor and council, salaries for y e a r ____________ $ 84.00 vith pleasure. Banton home. FOR REN T. SEE Y O U R D E A LE R BELOW Ind. Acc. Comm. 21.45 Mr. and Mrs. Archie May and 1( Irrora FOR RENT—HOUSE WITH OAR- Nelson Electric Shop, repairs son Walter and Mrs Elvira May of I Ro-BUvorlag oge. East Main street. Inquire C. and b u lb s ______________ 39 56 I M. Parker, east Main street Jl-15p Kendrick, Ida., are visiting at the Gene Finnen, special police- 18.53 I home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Mountain States Power Co— 311.80 j BvgfeiM M irro r A Olaaa Co. HOUSE FOR RENT ON EAST William Lively. The Mays are en P. H. Jones, la b o r _________ 110.00 , I • • Tth Avo. Boot Eugene, Ora. Jefferson avenue. Elbert Bede, tip route to California. Phone 91 C. F. Counts, cleaning streets 64.50 JA C K M A U L D IN G , PR O P. Levi Geer was a guest Sunday at Sentinel, ptg. and p u b ._____ 30.45 HOUSE FOR RENT — SEVEN- L. L. H arrel R A. Trask room house located at 242 north the John Sutherland home. Dr. C. E. Frost, health of ■■a. T U The Howard Cox family and Mr. DB. XLLA 0. MBADB 9th street. Partly furnished. E. W ficer ____________________ Armes, phone 870J, Eugene. J8p and Mrs. John Small were guests Donnell Allen, sa la r y ______ Sunday at the home of Mr and I L. W. Coiner, salary _ _ _ _ _ LOST AND FOUND. Mrs. W T. Jones. Lane county, street w o r k _ Mrs. Frankie Thorn visited sev Umphrey A Mackln, supplies I« Weet Eighth STRAYED FROM MY PLACE ON days last ---------------- week with -- relatives i Graber-Gettys, s u p p lie s ___ Round mountain a Jersey cow. eral ---- —----------- ! Had a bell on when she left. For ! in and near Cottage Grove. ■ John Schaffer, police ______ Mr. and Mrs. John Murry re Twin Oaks Lumber Co., ce I sale—dry old growth fir wood, 84 Q A T K P n .T .lB ja cord. O. E. Conrad, Lorane ceived word Monday from their ment ___ 1.05 I route. jl-15p son Ray who la attending college : O. V. Breese, s a la r y _______ 125.00 T&A0T0BS at Corvallis, that he had undergone G. B. Pitcher, s a la r y _____ 130.00 MISCELLANEOUS. a minor operation He is recovering IH. W. Lombard, salary and i expense MiU«r-8onf ord Tractor Co. ¡HAY WANTED — ONE OR TWO satisfactorily. 26.00 Miss Viola Welty and Marcella tons. O. E. Biggs, 714 North Doug- 174 I M Stfc Arai Holmes, who had spent the Christ- _____ _ . _ _ ' las street J8p ToL ME m oney wan t e d — w a n ted t o S X ^ n ^ e V S * T 04’ Wfllys-Ovcrland Puts borrow 82500 for one year's time. Cen'trallai Wash. '' F O u t N e W L i n e C flr S ^rfONSIDER ih» healthful convenience of being able to .Good security. Writs Box 66, Cot- IU 0 B N I PO U N D B T A Joe Abeene Is logging off his saw 1 tage Grove, Ore. J8p M A C H IN E 0 0 . _________________ timber. The logs are being hauled I ¡WANTED—POSITION AS WORK- to a sawmill at Saginaw. i Commemorating Ita twenty-fifth i warm quickly that chilly corner The diicomfort of a cool M a c h in a Shop Com pletely | lng housekeeper or cook in camp. Guests at the Joe Abeene home : year as a manufacturer of auto- Equipped. bedroom or bath can be quickly dispelled with the use , Call 190R. J8p Sunday were Mr. Abeene's sister, mobiles, the Wlllys-Overland com- . Mk A t . ■ ........................... Mrs. Anna McPherson, and her son j pany announces an entirely new 1064 of o portable electric heater which can be easily moved N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S , Loyal Adkins and family of Eu- j line of silver anniversary cars for —_ gene, Mr and Mrs. Claud Abeene, 1932. featuring the “Silver Streak from room to room O r the electric heater can be per ! Notice is hereby given that the Mrs- Dorothy Hess and son, Mrs. ' 100,000-Mlle” motor In the low Bocurity Stringa ta d undersigned has been appointed by w C. Shortridge and Otto Perinl. | priced Wlllys-Overland sixes and manently installed in the wall L ota Aaaociation ¡the county court of Lane county,1 Mri- A. B. Sugg, Mrs Hurd and eights, and the "twin-sleeve" Knight Jaa. I —Mr* B. P. Shortridge and home Saturday. The Royal Arcanun: basketball catball I fear toouee gueet, M m J. W. Thorne Mrs. Will Chestnut and Mias Ada team won a doubleheader Tuesday lead ay I .— a China has never had a census Fruit farms have small berne. Mountains of the world are being reduced by weather For centuries lumbar was used i only to keep man warm. Detroit has “quiet'' street care. Alarte waa burled In the Bueento river bed. Albatross Is the largest sea bird. Before Braille the blind could not read. ' Zounds" Is corruption of “God's wounda" BARTELS M A R K ET Special for Sat. Hourly Sale Night Coughing Quickly Stoppée What’s New in the New Chevrolet Six W ANTADS C I Fully Charged 5 Battery I I j Seiberling ! Tires I *4 7 5 ! C O U N C IL % Motor Inn Service Station COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO. FOR CHILLY DAYS u s e -c le a n -q u ic k -h e a t 1 by tbe « U t. et Orages 4» W aat BrsaSear mo la ike rasait t i I M I M i t-« Misar Bl«g 1190-M Bagaoa, Oragoe Dr. J. B. Wetherbo« limitad to Eya, N o m and Throat State of Oregon, administrator of ‘ the estate of Ralph E. Chestnut, de- ceased, by an order bearing date the 7th day of January, 1932. All persons having claims against the estate of said Ralph E. Chest- nut, deceased, are hereby notified and required to present the seme duly verified to the undersigned at the law office of Herbert W. Lom bard, First National bank building. Cottage Orove, Ore., on or before ¡six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. ! Dated and first published this 8th day of January, 1932. i Date of last publication, Febru ary 6. 1932. CLARENCE H. CHESTNUT, Administrator of the Estate of Ralph E Chestnut, De Mrs. William McKeel spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Thorn. 5Irs. Nellie Camp and two daugh- ters, who had been visiting the George Bailee family for two weeks, ' '«ft Monday for their home at Cen- . tralla, Wash. Mr and Mrs. Angelo Perinl and children visited over the week end with relatives at Divide. W. A. Woodard moved a donkey engine Monday from camp A to Bradwood. Indlo-Chlna produces much hard wood. Pennsylvania farmers profit from Dr. O m . A. Simon bear hunters. to o n balag re- I _____by tbe eleetrta The 8. P. C. A. offers reward for Mt ritb eet yete. blee4 er an Inventor of killer-traps. at a Mg aarlag to east I j San Francisco had 500 saloons In logea 1855. ceased. OMtoe Bldg Elephants have human charac- HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney for Administrator. J8-f8c ¡ terlstlca. motor In the popular priced model 95 Wlllys-Knlght and the deluxe I line of 66-D Wlllys-Knlght custom models. In performance as well as appearance these silver anniversary cars are the outstanding models of Wlllys-Overland history with pow er outputs ranging from 60 to 87 horsepower and high speed ranges from 70 to 80 miles an hour—more than ample to meet all the demands of modern motoring. Iceland Is an Island of volcanic ash. The Chinese emperor was once the most powerful man. Bullets that Inject sleeping fluid have been Invented. Bats are vampires of the tropics. Alpine willow Is the smallest tree. Killdeer cross the Atlantic. A U. 3. patent gives protection only In the United States. Your dealer ha» either type and a wide variety of style» and lizet to choose from Why not inspect them today» ELECTRICITY It DS dean and healthful M o u n ta in States Power Company a» tunthine The c l e a n - q u I c I r - p o r t a b le E L E C T R IC H E ,.TE R .
