The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 28, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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K-3003-126. NEWSPAPER AND COMMERCIAL PRINT
INO PLANT LOCATED IN COLORADO NEAR DEN
VER. County »«.at, population being 39,000. Established
26 years. Fully equipped. Putting out weekly paper. Good
opening for semi-weekly by good newspaper man. Price
$16,000. Terms. Wire for details.
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KLHKIIT » « tu t Bditor
fiK i Suu
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THK S E N T IN E !, COTT A P I GKOVn, OREGON,
•m all com m unities, and Isn't It a
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the T “ V iWater soitener'
air
refinement pre-
tha? X Pt C mmUto T ef*ters iL C ^tom ers feel at
that what ever work the shop turns out will be the
Inv estimation w ill prove the above statements There
° the-r f^atures about this shop that make it an
a n b T r 1! bar,gaui- e have inspected it and pronounce it a
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K'30* ° o i .v A MANUFACTURING OPPORTUNITY FOR
for, A SMALL ^V E ST M E N T . Not a Blue S k X u f beSg
an expe” euced dividend paying manufacturer8
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K'30row 2A iD^ r o SJ 0 E E ’ LOCATED IN- SOUTHWEST
t k e s t a t f N i BEST a ^ ic u ltu r a l DISTRICT IN
norn,; , 7 • ^ / o u ’Piete in every d etail An unusual op-
U S S w °r
druggist- Good trade territory. On
heaUh w n f n i v 0- 1'
“ »ft get outside becauseTf his
t i l s bv W r P
f°ir quick ?ale- $7’500 caah or terms. De­
tails by wire or mail to rated buyers.
K’30C E N T R S ?°T n £ ?D5 f « H0M E L0CATED D i WEST
TRIPT 1!TRAL1I0W A IN GOOD AGRICULTURAL DIS-
h 1 '
m a thriving little city with excellent
tirm H8 and churches. Recently painted and in good condi-
70x160r $o?m U 'iFL°8e t ? .b'^ infcSS district. Size of lots
oUxlbO. $2100 will buy this fine home.
K‘30S n 6?-, B,A KEEY IN GOOD NEBRASKA TOWN OF
rant
1 rm ivg d“ tric t- Haa a11 of 8tore and restau-
rant trade n town. Equipment Roberts 70 Gas Fire Oven
er n'lentv a fC MlXer ^680’
B arrel Triumph Bread Mix-
r plenty of pans and equipment including bread slieer
c m
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90 p* r
K-2830-127. DRUG S T O R E . PRESENT OW NER’S
M A TE1 Ti4™ ! PA ILIN 0 MUST SEEK HIGHER CLI-
MATE 'Uns drug store is located in central p art of Kan-
aiid 25 m H« nV
m °U
in Stage of devdopment
and 25 miles of gas field now m operation. In city of 6 000
population. Trade territory of 16,000 people. Big prescrfp-
X bw 2 X Q u ip p e d with frigidaire, fountain and candy
S u n ' s ¿ 3 W»XtUr58 f°,°d 83 new‘ Neon s’Kus. Stock and
lixturcs KJ.oOO cash. A heavy sacrifice but must leave
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' S T *,” Uld mBl" “• * h , ‘,p‘,r ’ P—
Si* £S*r~fi"Sf5r^22Xtt? Zo i ’ frJ?»»..r*<f??Kry proiiran‘ ••
^•«Igs ret»—so«
M em ber
ef
X»lle«*l Ksilertsl À.ee«Utlo.
S u i. ts t,orisl Iw o.l.u..»
«*»«— W iwesa n ee O u te r « ..
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♦»•r»»rMe««lee will b. u k «
»• •»•«< «rer The 8e.tl.el t u r n ed
•artista« la lie relume, oa Ik. seder-
•laedla* Ika« I« wtU eoi b. Ilabl. to,
>«• prast u r«d
Us
’’ «“«ed wtu seeh*'sr^
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*« writ!»« there»« sad
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«U te m « i et , Uck ed t.n u X V .i J i £
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ae«ed error bear.
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Uueets Thursday evening et the
Arthur Iteed home were Mr end
Mr«. Ixw ren ce U ontleth and ch il­
dren of Delight valley. Mr end
Mra Lowall Heneton and George
Conley.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sharon and
daughter spent Friday at the Mui^
ray Shampang home
M rs Annie Hurgeee of Cottage
" ’’’ ' h o u i S r .^ t T u n d “ «
Grove visited with Mte M G Fry
Saturday afternoon
l?,r n,v,r » • < » “»«d
A number of young folks from
*• 0 » J paint a roeeeoul true,
this community attended the C K
Xor »unimon half Its fragrance picnic at Creswell Friday evening
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Mr and Mrs E II Koch ofGold-
Full bathed In morning dew
eon vlaited at the F T Heneton
home Sunday morning
Nor bring to light the secret
Mr and Mra BUI Sharon and
thought
raught with many danger«, but
«veryone seem s willing to cooper-
ate. That cooperation will make
the program work.
I’KGI’ERTY O W S K R s | I k s T t,
VAT TAXES
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G a rd en C lu b
IU v Stewart homi*SundayU *'
, n,oise j h“ W4j» made about
the burJ*’n that had been imposed
° n pr°P*rty 1«*J one to believe that J.
*n y,h ln « 'bat would relieve p r o £ rh
*rty wou,d b i Stabbed like a drowm ’ "
'»« man grabs at a straw Yei “
election the onTy X £
sllnll<h ‘ bright revealed.
" ondl'r that 1 see the walk
leadl* ,0 shady nooks
o ’ ‘ ?n
“k”“' "nd th,nk
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thoUKht’ no' found In books.
' R,ub<n E. Nelson
Name .......................... ..
S t r e e t ....... ...... ...
City
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I am interested from the standpoint of selling my
own businesg ( ). 1 am interested in buying a busi­
ness for myself ( ). I am interested in trying to
help a friend find a business ( ).
,
Someone on the E ugene Register-
Guard needs to take up golf, so that
intelligent accounts may be given
;o f happenings on the links. A re­
cent new s story in the R.-G. tells
of a hole-in-one that was made by
'poling out”—w hatever that Is _a
long putt. This is the first instance
J n the history of the world that a
hole-in-one has been made in this
¡ manner and the incident should be
I sent to Believe It or Not.
The decisive rebuke given prohi­
bition by Oregon voters can be ex­
plained on no other ground than
that there is a belief that prohibi­
tion has not been successful We
do not say that it has, but the
tables have been turned and the
w ets are now on the defensive and
j will have to show that liquor beats
prohibition. It will be another ex
périm ent worth watching.
The newspapers are carrying pic­
tures of a Hollywood screen star
who wasn't satisfied w ith a beach
tan that m issed anything above the
hips, so off w ent the shoulder
straps, as the picture plainly shows.
Wonder if som ething had to be
i done to get more men patrons for
that particular beach ?
It takes a lot of patience to make
good In your chosen profession. —
Eugene Register-Guard.
Why chosen profession? Is one
not chosen any easier?
E agles Dance to Be Held.
An Eagles dance and social eve­
ning has been announced for next
Tuesday evening. A brief business
•«” ‘,on "J1* P ^ ced e the dance.
Music will be furnished by the
E agles orchestra.
W£ ? d a’;i, ^ m p a n v to Build Dock.
The Woodard Lumber company
has received permission from the
public service comm ission to con­
struct a lumber dock with impaired
clearance on a spur track of the
Southern Pacific railway at Monett
and IlRht8 mU8t he
placed by the company.
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SALESBOOKS!
We meet all competition
and furnish the best sale-
book on the market.
L uunderers and Dry ( ’leaners
Cottage Grove Laundry
Phone 70
Cottage Oro ve
All Laundry Services
Excellent Dry Cleaning
JudiciOUS NEWSPAPER adVttl*titiillg IliakeK
big stores out of little ones.
Jay.
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lxw>se l.ei,f I’.., ,,.s ..f Every K ind. T he S ent inel.
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These Clearance Sale Values
M ake Savings for Y ou
Cool V o iles— Slashed!
9c“14t u y,,rd
W h ite P urses
39c «Ach
I wo lots lo r your
choice at these
low prices.
— 1 ast colors.
Six styles tu chouM and all
washable-. See the«« today
— a ttra c tiv e
p attern s.
Chiffon Voile 22c yd.
Biggest Sale
Shoes
In Town
12 inch wide
Lowest Prices
G IR D L E
59c
97 C und $ 1 .49
us illusi rstiil
BANDEAUS
9c — 16c — 10c tip
s lip p e r s
IN ANSWER TO A LA D Y 'S LETTER
« r it e s to say that she does not understand vhy an B -cyllnder
oar does not c o st more to run than a car with fewer cy lin d ers. She
refer s to my statem ent that our Ford V-8 develops more power on a gallon
o f gas than any oar we have made.
The use o f 8 -c y lin d e r s does not mean the addition o f two or four
extra fu el consumers. I t i s not, for example, a 4 -cy lin d er engine
m u ltip lied by two. Our 8 -c y lin d e r engine takes the fu el supply o f an
ordinary 4 -c y lin d e r engine and d iv id es i t eig h t ways. And why?
By reducing four la rg er exp losion s into eigh t sm aller ones, we get
engine smoothness and q u ietn e ss. E ig h t-cy lin d ers in d icate the wajf the
gas i s used, not the amount. I t is ju s t the d ifferen ce between going
u p sta irs in four long jumps or in e ig h t ordinary ste p s.
Two things use up gas—bad engine design and u s e le s s car weight.
B esides having an engine that g ets a high percentage o f power out o f the
fu e l, the Ford V-8 has a lig h t , strong body and c h a ssis so that no power
i s wasted in moving excess weight.
The only extravagance about the new Ford V-8 engine ia in the b u ildin g
o f i t . The extravagance i s ours— the economy i s yours.
The «hole question o f car economy needs clea rin g up. An economioal
oar g iv e s economy a l l round. P rice, operation, upkeep, a l l play th eir
p art. I f what you save on gas you lo se elsew here, that i s not economy.
As to upkeep, our d ea lers say that In recent years the improved
q u a lity o f Ford cars has cut down th e ir repair business 50 per cen t.
As to p rice with q u a lit y ,—Judge for y o u r self.
As to economy, here i s the record o f a stock car three weeks out o f
shop In Oklahoma:
On a run o f 10,054 m iles at the rate o f 1,000 m iles a day— the Ford
V-8 gave 18 .8 m iles per g allon o f gas. Not a drop of water was added
to the rad iator. The o i l was changed once in 1,000 m iles.
That should answer a lo t o f q u estion s.
July 24th, 1933
Home merchants should
buy their salesbooks at
home.
T h e S e n tin e l
Practically Everything in
Printing.
Always Try
Tour Home P rinter First
The world’s most dlflirnlt con
•truetlon Job was the Central rail
way of peni, bullt In the Andes—
1871 to 1891. Reaching from sen
level to 16,868 feet, the first 138
miles required 132 tunnels and
bridges and caused the death. In
•even years, of seven out of every
eight workers.—Collier’s Weekly.
’
Engliih Sparrows Edible
The flesh of the English «narrow
la palatable, and although their
bodies are small. th<.)r „umbers
make up for their size, j n the Old
world they have been served for
centuries.
The Future
Change should mean progress, and
Hiere Is no progress without change
Why not get busy with plans for the
future Instead of holding a long-
drawn-out post mortem?—Herbert
Witherspoon,
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CAKE F UL
H a rd est E n g in e e r in g J o b
The Direct Plan.
Post Office Box 1,000.
Wichita, Kansas.
Gentlemen ¡—Business interests me. Please send your
illustrated Alagazine. I understand this inquiry does
not obligate me in any way.
F l t l i r n , j i i y ta
healthier condition to have hun-
J reds of thousand« of prosperoue
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coml’iunltl»«
«ticking
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sL n u r r
U., e »»'»Her eom m ualtles?
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Under
the
recovery
program
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,
Garden
Thoughts.
publlrailoa M»l«r«4 »1 Col i
1 ljv * •
Sarden welk
M.YU1NAW.
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July
M l« Evelyn Heneton of
PAYING I U B w hat W e GET. «•» was m r n i ^ d i X " f o u r V ’ ie ’ Kuxcne arrive«! Sunday to spend
w eeks at the home of her psr-
K-3022-67. KANSAS GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
The
of the Kooeevelt reco v -' ¿.¡Y* could
not . have
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w e , been
done ente. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. lteuston
er)
program
is
that
ever)
sale
must
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h^ut
the
v
otes
of
a
|arge
nuiu-
Xtl'8-
' ern K<'«b«y of Iwnx Hol-
CREAM STATION AND FILLING STATION. This is
ahow a profit, a reasonable profit. b*'P?’f thostf * h o pay property taxes ?p''nt »«turday with
Mrs. H ow .
a country store located on a good highway. Owner must
The codes to be adopted for the * >e Sentinel supported sales tax
**rv, “e9.5?’
make a change for other climate is reason for selling. Hous­
various in d u str y , will provide to st * ? * ly
of the relief it would d X rh te ? ° R ,,.^ n t* ? “ *"d
m com petitive bidding .very bi Ider brin* Property, knowing that its ed he I? b.rth l a v f « - ? ' “ " l'Tl,b ™t-
ed in a new building. There is a cream room and egg room.
m ust be able to show that b u bid ? * “ ‘<“ M * ° uld bt> ‘»creased, it urd-iv even m s with
Average run of 100 eases of eggs per week. Average run of
Aiiowe^ ior * m argin at praXit. .t C° ntenl lo W
levied ae in
the Oil« Chapman nome
14 to 20 cans of cream per week. Staple grocery stock. Post
That is the exact opposite of ‘ 9
4nd »onders whether all
Mrs Lawrence Montleth of De-
office located in building. W rite for details.
what brought ua to the point that
owt»«fs who voted against i i 1” »alley was « dinner guest of
made the recovery program neecs- “ *** tax 4r‘! «'itially content. 1'hev
<:<'r,rude Huehanan Saturday
sar>. Mill men, although knowing
ao‘ kkely to ever again have
?>r\ ? nd Mr“' K**Pb Long visited
K-3024-68. GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET IN « m at t .
that they were selling for lass than o iie ‘ *J Giem anything that prom T ‘,h ‘Y r “nd Mr8’ C- Lauoach Sun-
TOWN. Located in very good farming community -•«mi
coet. took orders in order to “ “ “ *• *,uch
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oil lield extending right into town. Good location. Building
em ploym ent or because they lost
lb e vot#1a turned down the meas­
PROFESSIONAL AND
les« selling
by
leav- U1.” tiuu would have
and fixtures rent for $16 per month. Very good deal. Own­
—w below
------- -- cost
—• than W
J 1CX»'
. w increased
s«avAV4UVU the
plants Idle. The prim ing u bugi-
required
u si- ^><‘í
. — of
— voted
--.w w
iv
v ju ireu
to
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
er going to Arizona reason lo r selling. W rite or wire for
ness has been in the same boat.
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a bate majorit)
full lutorm ation
d e n t is t s
Local
prmtshops. like the one in “ *» routm ue to incur bonded in-
im
cai prmtshopa,
Gottage Grove, have had to figh t Uc‘>t*'ln’»*» for property owners to 1
U K w . K. l.EUOW
shops in the larger cities, or rhops
K-3025 60.—DANDY LITTLE CAFE IN SOUTH f . a s t
I
Dentist
Office F ifth and Main Street«
with a great am ount of idle equip-
A“e P‘ °P «ity owner who voted
NEB RA S K A . Good crops and large trading area. State
Hours. 8 30 to 13 and I to 8 SO
m eat, that were willing to quote A* uinat tb»ie two m easures refused
has legalized beer. Place is equipped with 6 hole ice cream
Phon« 38___________
price« that they knew were under
? r*U,ii ior w h u b b » has been 1 1 --------------
the cost of production.
LsMin<.
freeze, G. E. cooling box, liquid carbonic fountain, dust
PHYSICIANS
Under the recovery
program. , m
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the place lo r a couple wno want to make money. C h ea p
I l k C E F B O 8T
w ages must be Increased, and at
?!
l
It IK A t y.
„ Pt»y»iclan and Surgeon
ronu Price only $2uuu. See Uns 1 I t is a peach of a place:
‘ lh < federal governm ent do«, not
the
sam
e
ti
m
e
the
industry
must
hirst
N ational Hank Building
Oeath in family reason lo r selling
m ake only quotations that show . thm a m uch of our lumber for I P ljo a . 47
Cottage Grove, Qre,
coast v bridges, so
so me
the
m argin above co a t
1 h bunding
.
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IL AXLEY. M. D.
In some industries the plan al- h ,
dep“ ‘ 1-»ie» i tells m e world,
K-3027-60. BAKERY-RETAIL. LOCATED IN COLORA­
^Physician and Surgeon
ready is working. That is pariicu-
ut ,ule »«kindest cut of ail, to our
E venings by Appointm ent
DO SPRliMGo, COLORADO. Bakery in tins same loca-
nansr m anufacturing.
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Over Kem e Drug 8tor«
iarly true , of
of paper
„ w ^ e sending- of coal stoves
Uon lor past du years. Inere is also an extra large oven for
N ew lists already received s h e i < Kao* " !lt “ ^ m v .t a u o a army ,
Cottage Grove
Oregon
that that industry has fallen in VU1'’
in the governm ent do
w h o le sa le u m e h ean be obtained. G o o u equipment througn-
ATTOBNEYS
step with the recovery program. not think that our forests will even
out and in A No. 1 comiiuon. Price $1200. Terms easn W ire
U E U B E ltT W. LOMUAIU)
Quotations on paper used by print­ m ake good wood. L u n ar that or w“
or write at once for lull d - ta ils
Attornoy at Law
have
another
disp.ay
of
govern­
ers is 30 per cent to 100 and 200 per
H rst N ational Bank Building
m
ental
efficiency
m
operating
pub-
cent higher. The big increase is in
Phone SH
Cottage Grove. Ore, 1
Uc worka.--s»pringxioiu News.
broken and sm all lots.
K-3028-61. SMALL UP-TO-DATE, WELL EQUIPPED
H. J. SHINN
Whicn
remm
ds
us
of
the
time
We speak of the printing and
Attorney at Law—N otary Public
Sl7FD? Y<S LKAi’1NG 0UTFIT “ i F L a£ PROOF ROOM,
the fo
io resu
ie s u y de-
paper businesses because those are When
Iu, r,n an officer
° Iilcer of
o i ¡Be
ue-
P ractices In All Courts
BL6B ¿0x60. Also small up-to-date, well equipped cream
Bader
Building
the ones with which we are fami-
«“ Gng
...
° in a sw ived chair
cziA*r
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in
W
ashington,
D.
C„
who
pruhaolv
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Cottage
Grove
stauon in lire proof room 25x50 it. Both steam equipped
Oregco
liar, but other industries have been.
or will be. sim ilarly affected.
ia
tBoae on
ALTA KING
wouderiul opportunity for wagon route on dry cleaning
ns of the big cities, sent a mes- 1
Lawyer
We are pleased that som eone else
and truck route for cream and poultry business No com
Lawson Building
has to take the responsibility for sage
* to bis uuderungs ia the west
peUUnn. Priced to sell. W rite fo rd etad s.
Cottage Grove. Qtt. I
putting over such a program, a at a lim e when the whole co L th a d ’ L P h o q g »
HERM AN E. LAFKY
program that ______
u at ______
leaat _______
mildly Qnly “ iew forest employes, warn-
wifi
„ ¿ . “ ew t?“ 1 the Xlre
Attorney
socialistic, but, if it works, it will
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life season
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* i:orn ey a u t . Law
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K-3029-I21. ONE OF PASADENA, CA LIFORNIA S FIN-
save hundreds of thousands of aAJ arr*'eJ a» J ordering them to
vw rv
Phone 5S43
E S I BEAUTY SALONS. Catering to the class of trade
sm all businesses
that _____
were being
being j ‘ ! e. Up
burn 41X1 “ “ '«“ »«a ua- 1
OreX°0 Bid«-
Salem . O f^
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F *U3d ourn
forced to the yrall by unfair and f,*1,,? 1* U ees o i
eoiu*t forests,
that wants the best. Large permanent following due to
PI.VMBINO
cutthroat competition, and isn ’t the j
i* eW h“ 4 u ‘‘bl to obey or-
satislactoiy work over long period of years. $6500 cash
WILLIAM BECK
program a reasonable on e’ There I „
which w«r,; given about 30
P lum bing—H eating
w ill buy Here is a shop that would satisfy the most par
years
ago,
it
w
ouldn’t
. is no other w ay for us to have gen­
have yet
trier
I k 1S m th e .h^,art of th« shopping and theatre dis-
eral prosperity except by workmen made a good start.
X
$7500SoPI n T
I"’ ' ? th “ .ori? inal investment ox
receiving decent w ages and indus­
Since the last editorial conven­
tries and businesses m aking a prof­
rk
.
e ?onslderetl as being well worth $10,000
tion, one o f the editors of this state i
it
1
esUbllshed trade that goes with the business
Under the recovery
program has been sentenced to confinem ent
The owner realizes that due to present conditions no
every industry and every business in the penitentiary. H e won t notice
confinem
uch however
buyer will pay the real value since all business is at present
win
will be
De entitled to the business of “ the »-««m
em ent
eni m
much
however,
its territory so long as that Indus- 5,°r be once dPent an afternoon in
operating at a decreased volume of business, and that to sell
try or business is efficiently op- co tta g e Grove. — Corvallis Gazette-
hnehi*LPT ent f1“ 1-; an attractive price must be placed on a
erated. That will save thousands of Times.
ll n ‘”
t h T S ^ 1- s-1,e-.theref° re, on account of a desire to retire
That m ust be intended for a dirty
the above low pnce of $boOO has been placed on same
Jig, but the afternoon that Editor-
, Postal Card R eader Claudius Eclair
t h e v i r ! ardlD8' 1216 PnCe? f° r 1116 " Ork d0De 111 thia Shop
Ingalls refers to must be the after­ 15
hey are receiving top prices, using six operators, all work
noon that Claudius played golf
here. Anyone who had watched
Ior ,,air
Own »
many as 12 can be served at one time if necessary
Claudius play golf would welcome
a life sentence as a lesser punish­
water ? J r UP' t0‘d1a te e<*uiPmeni throughout. Has own hot
m en t
A lady
iad e
oice
once
best.
O
^ r n tin r l
Woodson Brothers
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Ford Dealers
Phone 27