The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 07, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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The New I )eal
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R«*l Accompllahmanl
"To predict Borrow." Mid HI Ho,
the m < o of Chinatown, "la bat to
My what every one already kaowo,
bat to show the way to hopo re­
quires <»n!ua"—Washington atar.
brother of Mr Fleher, D. G. Fish­ thirteenth birthday
anniversary
er Mre. C. R T ien t and daughter Wednesday evening. June 21, bv In
Mary accompanied them to E u­ vltlng aeveral of hie friends In to
gene
spend the evening
Outdoor ae
The Hoy Wllala family of Anti­ well as Indoor gam es were played
och. C a l. spent the week with Mrs until 9:30, when refieahm ents of
Wllele's parents, Mr and Mre. Dan Ice ci earn and cake were served Io
T H O R N T O N C O R N E R S.
__________________________________ ■ l July 6.— Mr. and Mr« Carl King Farquhar, and on the Fourth en­ the following Allen, Alvina and
tertained
with n píenlo dinner the Ixiulee Hankins. Is o n end Wesley
¡of R ugsns visits»! ov«r M»s w ssk
NOTICE o r MALE OF REAL snd with Mra. Kin«'» «randnioUi«r, following relatlvee. Mr. end Mra Nichole, Betty Jeen Jones. Grace
Jamee Towne and Mr. end Mre. J. end
Merle
Holimun.
Harriet
THOt’EHrV ON ATTACH-
Mra. Dan Back.
Nichole, Kite Holinieii, Frencle
MKNT EXECUTION.
I Mrs. J«an Long and Mia. K K E T ele o f C ollage Grove. '
Merle Hockett, who Is stationed Horn, Phyllis Johnson,
Father
Notlo« la haraby «Ivan that by l^nttoy o f Cotto«« Orova vial tad
virtue of an attachm ent execution Friday at the J. W. Flahar home, In Eugene et the Skinners butte C. Hansen, ltuth Childers, Lowell
C
C.
camp,
spent
the
Fourth
with
Brown,
Mr.
end
Mra.
1C
.
J
Kent
leaued out of the olroult court of
Buddy IxtUlue of Hebron vlalted
Dane Bounty, sta ts o f Oraaon, on on< day tost week a t the Joe Pre- his parents, Mr and Mre. F. L. ind Mr. and Mrs. 1-awience Brown.
Hockett.
the I9tli day o f June. 1933. In an maMl home.
The W. J. Chapman family, ac­
action wherein LaBelle Btewart 1«
Harley Shockley o f the Brice
1M1UKN A.
companied
by Mr. and Mre Otto
plaintiff and Harry W. Neet, a» creek C. C. C. camp spent Saturday
Mr. and Mr« Albert Stocks uf
Chapman
and baby end George I Cottage
admlnlatrator of the eetate of W. night and Sunday at the C. It.
Grove
vlettvd Thursday at
Chapman of Dalles, picnicked at the J. K. Bedford
B Cooper, deoeaaed. and Kuth Trent home
home.
Cooper are defendant«; and where­
Pearl Plaster and eons of Gari­ Blue Mountain with the Harry
Mre. Clara Kirk of Salem visited
in, on the 29th day of September. baldi spent the week end with Mr. Ceatla family.
last week with a daughter, Mr«.
Wilbur Black Is building a 32 by John
1930, the »«Id plaintiff recovered a P la sters parents, Mr. and Mr«.
Whll««ll.
Judgment agalnat the eald defen­ Jam«« Plaster Mlsa Am elia P las­ 68 else barn on the Knox place
Mr. and Mr«. Jack Kern« of Eu­
a
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rented
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h
e
r
e
I
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dant« for the aunt o f alx hundred ter, who had visited two weeks et
gene spent the week eml with Mr*
flfty-teru dollar« ninety-nine cent« Garibaldi, came home with them. family now live.
M. Moe by and family.
Mra John Willlan entertained
199), el«hty-flve dollar« l»80.-
Mr. end Mrs. Joe PremoMl, Jo­
19862.1
Mra. Ruth England and children
00) attorney« fee and coat« and anne Premaaal end Mra. Mary with a birthday party Monday a f­ vlelled relative« In Cre«w«ll Thur«
dlebureemants. laxee at alxhteen Sm ith spent the Fourth a t Hebron ternoon honoring her little deugh day.
ter Cherry, who wan five year« old
dollar« twenty-five cent« i»l».20), with the Frank LaBtue family.
Mia. Nattla Wilbur, who had had
which Judgment wee entered and
Mia. It C. McNew left Saturday , July Fourth. All the lltlle tole been visiting relative« In Califor­
docketed in the olerk'a office In to visit over the Fourth with e i along the lane were present, to nia. returned Saturday.
•aid court In «aid county on the daughter, Miss Edna McNew. who whom oeke end loe cream were
Phil Mosby of Wenatuhue, Wash.,
eald 29th day of Bap tarn bar, 1030, la In a sanitarium at Troutdale.
, served.
returned to spend Uie summer « Itli
Mr and Mrs. Janiea Bement of hl«
and attachm ent execution to me
Lee Baldwin fell Friday evening
mother, M is M Mosby. 11« has
directed, comm anding me, In the end cut one hand severely on the Delight valley spent Tuesday ev e­ employment with the Bohemia
ning at the llen ry latke home.
name of the etate of Oregon, In or­ edge of a pell he woe carrying
company.
Mr end Mrs. Fred Harnefus of Lumber
der to eetlafy «old Judgment. Inter­
The John Tonole family of l*aac
W. It. Peet of British Columbia
est, attorney'« fee. coat« and dle- Creek canyon spent the Fourth Silk creek spent Sunday with Mr. and W. A. Bohart of Trent vtaited
end Mra. Wilbur lllaok.
burasuenta and accrulnx coat«, to here with relatlvM.
Georgd end Otto Chapman of , Willi Ml«e Nora Ward Wwlnewlay.
•ell the following dMcrlbed prop­
Mrs. W alter Briggs uf Grants
Edwin Bedford left Tuesday tor
Paso, Mrs. Mary Cole of Eugene Dallas called Tuesday evening at Klamath Falla, wliara he expecte to
erty, to-wit:
Beginning at e point In eec-
end the Bert Myers fam ily of Blue the J. W. Fleher home.
find employment.
tlon 21, township 20 eouth range
Mountain were guests at ths Henry , Mr. end Mra. It. B. Dixon end
Mr. and Mra. Edward Kalfer and
daughter Doris accompanied Mr.
3 west. SI S» chain« eo»t of the
talk« horn« the Fourth.
Pauline G alenllne of Manta Bar­
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lyons of Cot- and Mra. Frank Hwlgert and Mr« bara. Cal., vlalted friends in this
northeast corner of the James
H. McFarland D. U C. No. 08
tag« Grov« vlalted Sunday evening Julia Gover of Cottage Grove to Vicinity last week.
Eugene the afternoon of the Fourth.
thence north 211* eaet 7.60
with Mr. and Mis. John Uaud«r.
Mre. ltuth England and children,
Mr. end Mre. L. IL Smith end
chain«, thence eaat 3.72 chains;
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Chapman and
Robert and Faye, Mr and Mrs
thence eouUi 28' w est 2 ohalna,
baby and Georg« Chapman of D al­ Mr. end Mra Gene Bose attended e John W hltsell and daughter Mari­
thence eouth 17* w est 1 chain:
las vlalted over the Fourth with dance at Anlauf the night of the lyn, Mr«. Clara Kirk, John and
Fourth
(hair father, W. J. Chapman.
thence south 28* w est A ll
Everett Hulatrum and Llta Moaby
chain«, thence west 1 d ia l tie to
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Trent end
motored to Creswell Tuesday and
Mery visited Sunday evening at Uie
the place o f beginning, con­
DELIGHT VALLEY.
spent the day with relatlv-is and
W alter Babb borne in Cottage
taining 2.83 sores of land, mors
July S. Mr and Mrs
W. A friends.
or lea«. In lam e county, Oregon.
Grove,
Keene end Mr. and Mra. Carl Buf­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W'lbur of
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Shaw and ' fington of Cottage Grove were din­ Hilt, Cal., spent the week end with
Now, therefore. In th s name of
the state of Oregon, In com pliance children o f Canyonville spent the ner gueats at the Claude Willey Mis N ettle Wllfcui nt the J. E Red­
with said execution and order of week end here with Mr. Shaw's home Sunday.
ford home.
eale and In order to satisfy sold parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Shaw,
Mr and Mra. Zina Doolittle and
Max Mears of llrad wood spent the
Judgment. Interest, attorney’s fee. Mrs. Shaw returned home Tuesday Fourth of July holiday« at the children of Kyderqrood.
Wash.,
coals end disbursem ents end a c ­ but Mr. Shaw remained for several home of hie parents. Mr. and Mr«. •pent the week end at Hie U. B
cruing cost«, 1 will, on Tueaday, the d a y s
E. J. Sear«. Mrs. Bears and haliy, Rales horn«.
Mra. G eorgs Gutekunat of Salem ' who had spent the past two weeks
8th day of August, 1833, e t the
A picnic, sponsored by the Happy
hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon and Pastor and Mrs Atwood Foe- i » I ' l l r e la tlv e e a m i frien.D, return­ Circle Hewing alub, wa« hnld In
of eald day. at the southw est front ter of Cottage Orove were ceUlera j ed home with him Wednesday
Peterson's grove Tuaaday. A short
door of the comity court house, E u­ Friday morning at ths J. W. Fisher ( Dorothy llohinan of Eugene spent program «(<•■ given In (he morning
gene, Lane county. Ore., offer for home.
and
gam es were played in the af
Tuesday e l the home of her |>«i
sale, and sell for cash at public
Mra Joe Hailey end Mrs. Mamie ante, Mr. end Mrs. George lluhm an ternoon A large crowd attended
auction, subject to redemption ee Uidney of Cottage Grove visited
Evelyn and Allen Kirk of Cres­
Beverly and Dickie Hopkins of
provided by law. all the right, title Tuesday afternoon with Mra. T. C. | Eugene spent the week at the well ara spending the week with an
and Interest of sold defendant« and Shaw.
aunt,
Mrs ltuth England.
George Ituhnuiii home.
an parsons claim ing by, through or
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Keene ac­
U. S. Ralea and sons Sidney and
Harriet
and
I
s
o
n
Nichols
accom
­
under them. In and to eald prem- companied Mr. and Mra. Clauds panied their father, M I> N u liols. Elwyn, who are employed at W est­
Willey o f D elight valley and Mr. lo Hie Brownie mines In southern fir. epenl Tuesday at their home
Iret published this and Mr«. Howard Keene of Sagi­ Oregon
•
Monday, returning home here
7th day of July. 1833.
naw to Smith lUver to spend the the Mine day.
Alfred Pleuard, who had been
D ate of last publication August Fourth.
employed
near
Wendllng.
relum ed
Mlsa ltuth Kydoll of W illamina
*th, 1833.
Mr. and Mra E. Elohler and Mr. la visiting at the home of a brother. lo hie home here Saturday. He has
C. A. 8W AKTS, Sheriff.
and Mra Amerigo Muetachettl of H. ttydell. thia week.
em ploym ent with the
Bohemia
Lane County. Oregon.
Curtin and Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Isiw rence Kent of Keleo, W ash, Lumber company.
B y A E . H U ¿LEG. AARD,
Boas of Mount View and Mr. and •pent tils week end at (he E J
Gerald .Mosby la spending the
Jy?a4c Mra. L IL Smith of this neighbor­
Deputy.
week In Eugene with a eletcr, Mr«.
Kent home.
hood spent the Fourth with Mr. and
Jack
K«rna.
The J, B. Farnsworth fam ily of
Gane Boaa
Alda Lee of Oakridge «pent T im .
Portland visited at the George 1 toll­
NOTICE OF S II K R U F S BALE. Mra
W allace lloalaugh, who Is with man home Munday, returning home day with Mr and Mr«. 17. H K ale«
On the 8th day of July. 1833, at
C. C. C. camp at Steam boat, is Monday. Mlae Elta Hohnian arcom. and family.
the hour uf Id a. m. at the front the
apendiux
week with hie par­ panted them home, relum ing dial
Hubert Mosby woe a Eugene vis­
door of the court house In Eugene, ents. Mr. this
and Mra. Charles Hoe evening with a cousin. David Fam e- itor Munday evening.
Lane county. Oregon. 1 will sell at lAUJgh.
worth, who spent the Fourth et the
auction to the highest bidder for
Mrs. Mery Sm ith la visiting a Hohnian home. He returned home
LATHAM.
ca«h the following described real
daughter,
Mra
Frank
Lalilue
at
July 3 There will be a special
Wednesday.
property located In Lane county, Hebron.
The Donald Wltoher, Rudolph •lection at the Isilham school
Oregon, to-wll:
Mrs. Charles Boats ugh attended Hansen and Lawrence Brown fam i­ house al 8 p, m. W ednesday, July
The south half of ths southw est
quarter and all of ths eouthwael e club meeting In Cottage Grove at lies spent Tuesday at the Creswell 12. to elect a school clerk.
Mr. and Mr«. Dwlghl Mercer and
quarter of the southeast quarter Uie home of Mra Jack Mauldlng celebration.
Pete H o d so n an d fa m ily of Hngl baby uf Independence vlalted Hie
tying w est of the Sim m ons Hoad, Thursday afternoon.
Mr
and
M
is
J
W.
Flahar
»pent
Archie
Walker family Monday.
naw
s
p
e
n
t
Sunday
a
t
th
e
It.
D.
excepting a strip thirty fast In A , ■ 1 II.-..1M,. .1:_A lv a d u l__ with a
Mr. and Mra. Raymond Con«,
Tucker home.
width extending from »old Sim ­
Donald Nixon and John Hohnian who had been al Anlauf. vlalted at
mons roed west to the weal line of
relum ed Wednesday morning (r a n the J. V. Johneon home before they
the southeast quarter of the south­
•pending the week end at Newixirt returned to Portland.
east quarter, all In section five In
Mra. Hugh Trunnnll went to Sa­
Oscar Jackson and eon Lyle
township twenty south range three
epent Tuesday evening In Eugene lem Monday to visit several days
weal uf the W illam ette meridian. In
with relatlvee.
with Mre. Jackson ami Dean.
Lane county. Oregon. Excepting
Wayne Walker «pent the week
Mr. and Mrs <1. A. Pebbe. Mr.
therefrom, however, the follow ing.
and Mra. Albert Pebbe and daugh­ with hla grandmother. Mrs. Olive
Beginning at the northeast corner
Keeney
of Creswell.
ter and Mr«. Clement Stinson and
described real property, to-wit: All Lost Her Prominent Hips—
Edward and Albert McCall went
two children of Yreka, Cal, and
of the property above described
Double Chin—Sluggishness Mrs John Park« and «on of Rich to Jteedaport Friday evening and
without excepting therefrom the
mond. C a l. vlalted at the C. H. returned home Sunday evening.
ten sore tract last above described
H aight home from Saturday eve­
end excepted from the above given
Oained
A
Shapely
Figure
ning until Wednesday. They, ac­
description, the sam e being the
E gyptian Color Schem es
companied by Mr. and .Mra. Lionel
whole of the above described prem­
In the color acherae lined by the
Haight.
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
11
Haight,
ises including sold ten acre tract.
If you ore fat how would you like
Sold sale Is m ads under an execu­ to lose It end at the aame time gain Gwendolyn and Elsie Haight and early Egyptians prisoners wera
tion and order of sale Issued out of In physical charm and acquire e Mr. and Mr«. Melvin Paul (Silk txilnted yellow. Birds were hlu«
the circuit court of the state of clean, clear akin and eyea that Creek), motored to the coast Tuea­ ■nd green; water was hlne; men
Oregon for Lons county to me di­ sparkle with buuyant health?
day by wav of W inchester bay and and women were painted red, the
rected In the case of Louis Vlmont
Why not do what thousands of Florence.
men being redder than the women.
of th s southeast quarter of ths women have done to g el rid of
Isiw ell Brown celebrated
his
southw est quarter of section five In pounds of unwanted fat? Take one
townehip 20 south rang« three w est half teaspoon o f Krusohen Salts In
of the W illam ette meridian In Lane a glass o f hot water every morning
oounty, Oregon, running thence before breakfast end keep it up for
eouth 40 rod«; thenoe w sst 40 rods, 30 days. You can help the action
thence north 40 rods and thence of Kruschen by cutting down cn
east 40 rods to th s place o f begin­ pastry and fatty m eats and going
The law of cause »nd effect op
RN de oM seed mere oppor­
ning. containing tan acres of land; light on potatoes, butter and cream.
•ratin g through Christian Science
tu
n
ities
so
much
as
they
provided however that there be Then weigh yourself and see how
ne»-<l to learn bow to take supplies an opportunity to accom ­
bid for sold land a t least the sum many pounds you have lo st
plish every good work.
What
o f »876.1» and coats of sola. How­
advantage of present opporlunl-
Kruschen Salta are a blend o f 8
greater opportunity could anyone
ever. should eald premises not be sa lts moat helpful to body health. Ues.
An opportunity neglected
sold for at least said sum and coats B est of all. a bottle of Kruschen e o n a tliu tc s a rebuke. The human vtsuallxe than that offered In the
words of Christ Jesus, "If ye abide
of sale, then In that event 1 will Salta that will last you for 4 weeks
offer for «ale and «ell to the hlgh- coats hut k trifle. Ask Cottage so-called mind often teem s «o In me, and my words abide In you,
Mt bidder for cash the follow ing Grove Pharm acy for a bottle and blind that It doe« not perceive a ye shall aak what ye w ill, and II
Thto was •h all be done unto you."
If
vx Charles E. Cralne, Pearl Cralne, start to lose fat today. It’s the safe genuine opportunity.
G. B. Cralne, Buaan IL Cralne, way to reduce but be sure you get Ulustroted In the caae of Hagar, thought d w ells in God. then all de­
John C. A W illiam s and Alm a E Kruschen — your health comes wbo, with her child, was thirsting sirable things are possible. It to
Williams.
C. A. 8WART8,
fir s t___________________________ (1) for drink li the wlldernea«. To only erroneous belief that renders
Sheriff of Lana County. Oregon.
H a g e r s m aterial thought death obeeurs the infinite p ossib ilities of
By A. E. HULEQAARD,
seem ed Inevitable. But when an man. As we understand the false
la8-JIy7-hJ.
Deputy
an gel, God’« m essage, corrected her nature of evil Its powerlesanesa.
th in k in g by uplifting her vision, even n oth in gn ess all obscurity
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
Hagar found her need supplied. and am biguity will vanish, and
EXECUTION IN FOKE-
Th!« 1« but one Illustration o f how harmony be ^isccm ed as the a s
C LO BLBE
the claim of evil. If heeded, would tural order of being.
Under and by virtue of an ordor
blind m ortals to tbelr God-be-
P ossibility Implies opportunity
F O R HALB O R T R A D E
of. sola and decree o f forecloaura
The occasion for righteous attain
Issued out of the circuit court of FOR SALE — FANNING M 1U . ■towed opportunities
W hat 1« an opportunity!
It men! to here and now.
Infinite
w ith sieves and ele valor .J fo u n g
the sta ts of Oregon for Lana coun­
ty on June 18, 1933, In a su it where­ Jersey h elfera One - bora™ corn ■om ellm ei ««erne »« though this good, the all-know ing Mind, Is
in Ella J. W ills as plaintiff recov­ planter. Single disc drill. Deering question needed speclflc definition. eternally conscious of all the phe
ered Judgment against defendant, hay rake. l»6-foot hay rope, fork , It to deflned In port In a dictionary nomena of real being. All good Is
IJIIIan J. Taylor, unmarried. In the and carrier. A W. Burleson. Phone as "a tim e or occasion attended possible because It Is the expres
sum o f »1000.00 together w ith Inter­ 82-F-12.
Jn«28-jy7p, w ith propitious or favoring d r- •ton of perfect Being. The oppor
est thereon a t the rate of 8 per F O R S A L E —JE R SE Y G U ERNSEY eum atances." Have we ever found tunlty to accom plish any good and
cent per annum from the 14th day
m ilk cow com ing fresh. Good oncselve« In a position where It worthy purpose to God bestowod
of March. 1932, and the further Milker. Lawrence Brown. D elight w as im possible to do good-—where
W hy, then, does there seem to
sum o f »100.00, reasonable attor­ valley. Phone 36-F-31.
Jn3O-Jyl4p there was no occasion to do good, be »<> much lost opportunity, so
ney's fee, and for p la in tiffs coats
for ourselves or others, In the ser­ much failure and disappointm ent?
and disbursem ents in said suit FOR BALE BLNG A ND ROYAL vice of God? Surely the oppor­ Mainly because m ortals allow their
Ann cherries. Will be ripe about
taxed at »21.00, which sold decree
w as recorded In the circuit court July 10. Prices rlghL R. C. Arne, tunity for service to ever available, vision to be clouded by evil— fear,
of the state o f Oregon for Lons phone 16-F-6, eouth Sixth s t r e e t,. and la the spirit and essence of all envy, Jealousy, malice, revenge.
Our main trouble We run Into disappointm ent when
____ J30-Jy 14° em ploym ent.
oounty and an execution Issued Johnson avenue.
thereon by the clerk o f said oourt FO R SALE — STAN DA RD MAKE j has been In m easuring opportunity we seek m aterial rather than splr
on June 19. 198», I am commanded
piano near Cottage Grove. Will In term s of self-profit, forgetting Itual gain. The acceptance of cor
to sell the following described real •aerifies for unpaid balance. A that our own need can really be ual su ggestion s blinds the vision
eetate, to-«dt:
•nap. E asy terms. W rite Tallman supplied only as we bless others. of mortals. In Ibis wrong state of
Beginning at the northeaat
Plano Store, Salem , Ore. J»d-Jyl4p True service la designed to benefit thougbt one may not discern the
corner o t the Joseph P. Taylor
and bless our fellow men. If thin opportunity at hand. Paul saw
FOR
SALE—C H E R R IE S, ROYAL sense of opportunity were grasped this when he adm onished, "And
D. L. C No. 68, and running
Ann and Bings, 6c per pound. and utilized, unem ploym ent would be not conform ed to thto world:
thence south 22.92
chains;
Will deliver In town. O. G. Bigg«.
thence west 14.00 chains; thence
714 north Douglas street.
Jly7p be as Im possible as an Amalgama­ but be ye transform ed by the re
north 14.43 chains to the cen­
nowing of your mind." That to.
tion of light and darkness
ter line of the oounty roed;
LOST AND FOUND.
Som e may claim that their fa il­ Allow not your th ou gh ts to wan
thence north 78 degrees IS' east
TAK EN UP — YEARLING JE R - ure was due to a lack o f opportun­ der in mortal or evil ways, but
8.90 chains; thence north 80 d e­
aey H elfer. Owner may have I ity, thus m aking opportunity the transform your consciousness by
grees 1»' east 2J0 chains;
thence north 28 degree« 16* east
sam e by proving property and pay­ eanae of success and the lack of It thinking spiritual thoughts. We
8.28 chain«; thence north 18
ing charge«. F. L. Maoomber, south th e cause of failure. The fact Is are to do th is Hint we "may prove
Sixth str«eL
)nl8-tyl4p that opportunity Is a state of what Is llial good, and Acceptable,
degrees 1(Z east to intersec­
tion with the north boundary
thought, a natural com p on en t of a and perfect, will of God.” In this
BUMMER
CABINS.
o f Claim N o. 68, thenoe east
spiritual, tmtnlal condition. Hope, way only ran we fulfill the grand
8.1» chains to the place o f be­
VACATION CABINS ON T H E faith , and love offer continuous pofmiMlItlos of real being.
ginning, containing 28.68 acres
C onvalescent Hom« grounds, fac­ opportunities w hile their snppoal-
When we cease looking for op
o f land exclusive of county road
ing pork, LI thia water playground, ttonal opposite# despair, doute. portnnllk*« from w ithout— from
all In sections 28 and 83 Twp.
»2 per week. Lawn, flowers, sun­ end bote are blind and Ignorant environm ent, person, place, or
21 south, range 8 weet In Lane
bath, «howerbath, fruit. 168 Oranlte and cannot recognise a true oppor­ thing— and look for them In the
county, Oregon.
8t„ Ashland. Or«.
]7-=»P ! tunity. Only w hile thought wan­ realm of true thought, we shall
N otice to hereby given th at on
ders In th s morASH of m aterial not m eet with disillu sion m en t and
T uesday, the 26th day o f July, 1988,
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S .
The spiritually en-
m lndednees does opportunity seem frustration
a t 10 o'clock, a. m. o f that day, at
N otice to hereby given that the to be blighted.
R nllghteoed llglitestnd thought Is In possession
the front door o f the Lane county county
court o f Lane county Ore­ th ou gh t sees opportunity of one o f th e spiritual facu lties which dto
oourt house In the city o f Eugene,
on the 9th day o f June, 1988, kind or another In every expert cern distinct and serviceable op
Oregon, I will, In obedience to eald gon,
appointed
B. N . Perlnl executor
portanltiea.
order o f eale and decree o f fore­ with the will
of the estate
closure, «ell the above described o t Catharine annexed
We alw ays have one oppor
On pages 222 and 233 of "Rct-
Psrlnl,
deceased.
AI1
real property a t publlo auction or persona having claim s against «aid eo ce and Health with Key to the tnntty of em ploym ent that we
so much thereof ae may be neoee- estate are required to present them Serlpturca" Mary Baker Eddy soem prone to overlook. It to the
•ary to satisfy p la in tiff« judgm ent with the proper voucher« d u ly . w rites, "There Is neither place nor opportunity of Improving our
with Interest thereon and costa and verified a s by law required, to said : opportunity In Hclcncc for error of thinking.
When we realize the
accruing coats, to th« highest and executor
a t the tow office o f A lta | any sort." Thus we learn that connection between our thinking
beat bidder for cash.
King, Lawwon building, 619 Main disease, sin, and discord hare no and oar environm ent, and discern
D ated and first published June street.
C ottage Grove, Oregon, w ith -1 opportunity to be cxprcHsed be­ the tree m eaning of cause and at­
28, 198».
In alx m onths from the date of this cause they are not realities but te s t, w e shall vigilan tly increase
D ate o f tost publication July 21, notice.
The date and first publica­ falsities. In Christian Hclence we o a r efforts to be faith fu l to Truth
1988
tion of th is notlo« being June 18, find that evil and error, not being by thinking constructive and spir­
C. A. SWART8, Sheriff, Lane
CtArisMoa BeL
derived from God, are w ithout ln- itual th ou gh ts.-
County, State of Oregon.
B. N. PERINI, Executor.
eaee Nowlfor
By A. S. HULBOAJtRD,
or verity.
Alta
King,
Attorney
Jnl8-Jyl4
Deputy.
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N earby N ew s
How One Woman
Lost 20 Lbs. ot hat
Opportunity
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Conditions r i A l
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Business
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Read These Messages and If You Don’t Feel Better See a Doctor
We’re for the New
Deal 100%
Also at your service 100%.
with our superior cleaning,
prewing and laundering.
Hall & Johnston
Real Estate, Loans
Sure Insurance
Cottage Grove Laundry
and Cleaners
405 Main Phone 58
Quality Market
We’re for the New
Deal 100%
The Ideal Meating Place
FRED ANDERSON, Prop
Free
Delivery
Phone
46
Meantime our 1<M)%> service
will nave you money on
Orooerle. and Furnishing.
(live the New Store a trial
Gochrend & Smith, Inc.
The Pastime
I ’igara, confectionery, «oft
<lrinkn, cards, recreation bil-
liarda.
The
Woodcraft Shop
Cabinet Making and
Upholstering
All that the word implies
Furniture and Fixtures
Reconditioning
Always the Best Beer
Antiques a Specialty
S tu r g e s G a ra g e Ray Beam Cleaned
Auk Hbout our complete
Plan of Progress
We sell you the purtx ami
labor for any ear al
Package Discount
ini proves baiter, ahenn and
finbh for your silk».
Demand it
The Owl Cleaners
Cleaner. Exclusively
M c C o y ’s Garage
Priem und charge« Mre going
up. We have not advanced
our charge, yet
SAVE MONEY NOW on ear
repaint und complete aervic-
ing.
Dodge & Plymouth
Sale, and Service
Goff’s Shoe Shop
One of Oregon’, moet mod­
ernized a n d ucutcat Shoe
Shop«.
(i uurunteed work manship
and selective service
Opposite City Hall
Bartels M arket
Phone 66—Free Delivery
Special Rest of Week
Fresh ground beef ......... 10c
Fresh ground pork ....... ..10c
Fancy pot roast b e e f .....12c
Hound, Sirloin, T-lJone
st<'ak ............................... iSc
These are a fow of our Hot
Shota. We beat all competi­
tion oil prices.. We kill only
local livestock 100%).
The
Eagle Cigar Store
0. J.
King, Prop.
(y'igars, soft drinks, oonfoe-
lionery. cards, billiards
Spend
a
pleasant hour
companions
a m o n g e o n g e iiia l
Peas D el M o n t e ................ .......2 tins 29c
Coffee
Airway J Blend
Choice Brazilian
Coffees
Pound
19<
Peaches R osedale N o. 2A tins 2 for 29c
G rape N u t Flakes
3 pkgs. 23c
C andy K isses ............... -............... lb. 10c
M orton ’s S a lt ....................-..... 21 lbs. 7c
C hocolate B aker’s Prem ium
| lb. 20c
Sanka C offee
lb. 45c
C ookies for L u n c h e s.................pkg. 15c
F lo u r
Tiger Lilly
Choice Hard Flour
40 lb Bag
P & G L aundry Soap — ...10 bars 29c
R olled O a t s — .... -...... .... 9-lb. bag 43c
Soda A rm & H am m er.................... lb. 5c
C alum et Baking P ow der 10 lbs. $1.59
4 Sack.—$4 73
Ivory F lak es...................... sm all pkg. 7c
K ra ft’s
C h e e se
Shredded Wheat
Pimento, Swiss, Brick
American, Velveta
Ready Cooked Ready to Ejit
Package___ ________________
Our Choice
Cane &
Maple
SYRUP
Finest Quality
Pint
15c
9C
lb.
15c
Quality Vegetables:
New Potatoes
25<
10 pounds.................................
Bananas
Golden R ipe................................4 lbs.
Oranges
Best for juice.......................... 3 doz.
Celery
Large white stalk s.
each
25<
25«
10<
APRICOTS
Large Fancy Tiltons
Crop Is Very Short— Buy N ow
18-lb. box.....................................
Cottage Grove
Free Delivery
59c
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