The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 19, 1934, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY. JULY 1». 1M4
OOTTAOB OKOV K O M O O » .
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♦ 'Grov# Thursday to spend a few were visitors a t the R. B. D ixon m eeting, July 27, each m ember is ' the estate ot said Kilas W eils, da- ert Cochran estate, a s platted and
days w ith Mr. and Mrs. A lex Ga- hom e during the past w»ek.
to bring som ething upon which to ceased, are hereby notified to pre- recorded in tb s deed r eco id s c t
routte.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rinard and sew. Jello, cookies, and lem onade sent the sam e duly verified to the Dane County, O reroa, an d the
Mrs. H arry W illiam s and daugh- son of G rants P a ss visited w ith were served.
undersigned a t the law office of E asterly line of the P a cifio Hlgh-
ter Marie of M ount View visited the R. B. D ixon fam ily Saturday.
A t the m eeting of
the school H erbert W. Lombard, attorney, way, running thence sou th 61 de-
one day of last week w ith
Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George F oster and board Thursday night
Mias Louise F irst N ational B ank Building. Cot- grees and 30 m inutes H ast to the
G W Martin.
children m otored to Lebanon Sun- W ynne of Cottage
Grove
was cage Grove, Lane County, State ot W esterly line of the C ounty R oad
FAIRVIEW.
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Mr. and Mrs. D . ________
L. M iller ________
and day
taking
Mrs. Foster's _______
sister, _______
elected to
teach __________
the lower ______
room. Oregon,
on or ___________________
before six m onths _______
show n ____________________________
on the plat o f the division
July 17.—Mr. and Mrs. W alter ¿o^ R i^ m on d* attended the annual Mrs. May ”llorn , who had visited' S. T. R ose w as reelected to teach from the date of first publication of the Robert Cochran estate,
Dow ens o f M ount View visited
reunion at Springfield Sun- here several weeks. They w ere ac- the upper room.
of this notice.
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thence -,a N orth
j .
28 degrees
. ... and 3d
D ated and first published this m inutes E ast 413.8 fe e t to the
Tuesday even in g a t th e Voss day_
com panled by Miss B erta Lancaa-
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Northerly line of Lot 2 D ivision of
home.
hdi". and Mrs. H enry Cooper and ter, who Is rem aining hare th is
A dvertisers make a newspaper. 12th day of July. 1334.
Mrs. E dna D en t and children of | cblid fea of Dorena visited Sunday w eek with Mrs. F oster.
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D ale of last publication A ugust the Robert Cochran estate, thence
N orth 61 degrees and 30 m inutes
Cottage G rove visited this week cven iu e w ith Mr. and Mrs. S. O.
Mr. and Mrs. B enton Schrenk
A dvertisers m ake a newspaper, 3, 1334.
W O RTH H ARV EY,
W est to the E asterly lin e of the
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a t the Sm ith home.
j VanSchoiack.
and son w ere gu ests Tuesday e v e - , ........
Clyde
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McCargar
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left W ednesday
x. and
-arrv. Mrs.
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H arry Mayben nin g a t the
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Guy
-we wxg____—
French _____
hom e —
in
.
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EXCCUtO!" Uf til« LSUilti Of PttClflC H^hW^y, t£l«QC# SOUUl &4
m orning for hi« homo in Shasta
dinner quests o t Mr. and Kugone at a dinner honoring Mr.
J
S iias W eils, deceased, degree« and 17 m inutes W est along
City, Cal., after spending several
f i n e s t H ickson in Creswell and Mrs. Edw in M orrison of Iow a.
.
1 nereoy given m at Dy H erbert W. Lombard,
said E asterly line o t the P acific
w eek s a t the home of a grand- 3 unj ay<
-phe Wilbur B lack fam ily and Vi , Ue.
exe®uuon and order ol
A ttorney for Executor.
jll2a9 H ighw ay to the point of beginning,
m other, Mrs. Mary McCargar.
Those from here who attended Artnur and Ed Bauder sp en t Sun-
• T ? C ir c u it
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, ail in Section 28, T ow nship 20
E lm er B erg of Cottage Grove the annuai picnic of the M ount day in Canyonviiie.
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u u v n!iv m l S ? 0^ iO,X MiVTirir ni.* u n a i HF. a r i m g
Sooth Range 3 W est o f W illam ette
and Ed Bauder of Thornton Cor- y le
neighborhood ciub were Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. M iller of
w * My July 10, iyj4, upon N O 1IC E Oh 1LNAL H EA R IN G . Meridian, all in Lane County,
ners were at the Fred K elly home
o lh o V a^S ch oU ck and Mount View akd Mr. and Mrs.
Pursuant to a decree duly
N otice is hereby given that John a ta U of Oregon.
Thursday.
d a u g h t e r Josephine, Mr. and Mrs. H arold H avens of W est Point. Cah,
h
Now , therefore, in the N am e of
Mrs.
Turner visited Wed-
w e a - vv
il M ra
s . Fred
F r e d viuited
v ia itP d T h u i s d a v evening
a v e n i n * a t the
t h e J u n e ¿o, res*, in a su it therein
tnerein i h xed
x w i ox Uie
uie estate of
ox jo n n m
e-
'
L , 7 ’ „ ’ <1»» s I V. MXV
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K ^ iiv
M r . a m n d
Qtnta
MM I , • A.n
nesday Harry
with M Turner
is. H ugh D oolittle
M r.
¿ 5 3 H enry ¿ Thursday
¿ t e hom e
The* ¿ I v e n ! June 28, « 1984,
which The Prudential m
Women. oX deceased
has John
file d , Me-
his
U ■« f £ I e I* A
g ° m m eom
phance A
a t Lorena.
u , - - y r „ t h f » r K e ltic «
<: w
and mi -J v is itin c r r e l a t i v e s in t h e viein- Ih su ian ce Company of Am erica Haal account in the County Court w ,
•** * execution and order ox
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest H iggen-
• u ^ ® [ ^ “a 'I d a ’ G aroutte lty for a few Jveeks. Mrs H aven s wa8 P o n t i f f a “ d Elizabeth GiU. aa of Lane County. Oregon, and said ’ale “ d
°*d®,r a?tornl “ £ ¿ £ d
botn. v, of Gulp Creek sp en t Fri-
X
Mrs. J^d Mrs l i k e « 7 ¿IsteS .
executrix o f the la st w ill and teat- Court lias fixed A ugust 71b. 1334,
accrum g c o su '
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Kdwl
Vosa _,ld daughter Lor-
Mr abd Mra. D ale Carpenter and “f ““111 o t Adelaide Gill, deceased, at ten o clock a- in. in tbe court J0« 8 °* Krldav the 3rdKdav of
Earl H iggenbothom . .
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ch“ d?en Cottage Grove, visited
*U were defendants, w hich exe- room o f said Court a l , ^ da8“ e.
h o ir o f 1 W
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cution and order of sale was to Lane County, Oregon, as tn« time nuguat, ,
:“ e
ur ui i . u u
Mrs. Bud Miller, Mrs. Edw in
_\lrs. Harold H aven, W est Point, Sunday evening
me
directed
and
com
manded
me
to
and
place
for
hearing
and
conaid-
“
clock
in
the
afternoon
o f said
Voss and
Mrs. Clifford
Van , 'a | visited a fe w days o f lw**t Baldwin home.
—
— —
day
at
the
Southw
est
fro
n t door
Schoiack attended a show er for
a
u
Mm> Bud Mii-
Gordon sch ren k visited th e first
real property hereinafter ering and actin g thereon.
of
the
County
Court
H
ouse
in E u ­
Mrs. Loui3 Layng given bv Mra. .
, , , weelt a t M eadowview w ith de3cribed, w ith its appurtenances,
D ate of first publication, July 5,
gene,
Oregon,
offer
Mary N ash a t MU View Thursday e ,£,h
o ti3 Sm ith iamHy, who a cousin, N o im a Schrenk.
j to sa tisfy certain liens and charges 1334.
, for
sale Lane
and County,
sell for cash
a t public
of Mr
last and
week. Mrs. Fred K elly and ¿ . X , plac
, , “ , i^
m v onths
on
the
old
Mr
end
Mrs
Albert
Tonole
and
lu
841111
deci'ee
specified,
1
will
on
D
ate
of
last
publication,
A
u
gu-t
*or
r“
1®
“ k *8 . .
e
.
a
l
DUO
11C
c d last w eek to da“ £h U rs o f pTTs creek c ln y o n M onday the 13th day of August, 2 .1 3 3 4 .
JOHN SAE'LEY,
“ “' X d by l l w Ml
“
All Eggs to Be Purchased
at Egg Grading Station
I N e a rb y N ew s
BDsyeid a
& r o u tu “ £ ld
eon Lht Oeol'*'; VanScholack place at visited w ith relaU yes here Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bauder at-
<' ei ° rvi w er® dl“ “ “f ?ye8ts of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. D arrel G aroutte tended the annual Lutheran picnic
u7oveM 6At£rdTvR
*“ CotUKe and . on Eddie of Culp Creek visit- Sunday “n the Fahrenw aid grove
C l y d e l n ' i H ubert M cNeil visited
- e n i n g with Mrs. Ida south
and
over the week end w ith relatives ' u
H
„
R . E. B ush of
in Corvallis.
1 Mr‘ and
Grove sp en t several days
E d Yancey w ent to Cottace Cottage
of last w eek a t the hom e of a son,
P. J. Bush.
A 7Ü¡-pound sou w as b om July
13 to Mr. and Mrs. N oble E lliott.
^ n s o c lo c k
P*
a t the front door (south-
Attorney.
' w esl?
tlle bounty Courthouse
^ e r ^ ^ ’ i a l ^ ^ d 0 s^l^at^iyuW pc NO TIC B o r SA U S
a u c t U ° for ^
s ’u U c f
^ ^ L r X
^
children of D orena visited S a tu r -,
day a t the W ilbur B lack home.
^ 0 ^ ^
Every person or firm buying eggs, according to law,
must establish an egg grading station. 7 he state agri­
cultural commissioner, realizing that it would be too ex­
pensive for each store to have such a station, has sug­
gested that all egg buyers in any community establish a
central station to handle all purchasing, merchants secur­
ing their eggs after they have been graded.
Merchants of Cottage Grove have selected the Cottage
Grove creamery for the central station, for the reason
that it already has storage facilities and because it does
not compete with those heretofore purchasing eggs or
those who will retail eggs.
The state agricultural administrator, who has charge
of *nforcement of the law, said he believes a cential sta­
tion will prove more satisfactory than present methods
under which eggs are purchased by those with no expert
knowledge as to grading. Mr. Trask, owner of the cream­
ery, will take a short course in grading.
The central grading station is to be in operation Aug­
ust 1.
i J ‘eC^
and interest of said defendants.
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and all persons claim in g by,
O F KK VL t ^ m ^ ln and "¿“ sa id T r'em ists'/
^ b y
C
SW A R TS*
^eaT l i X e n ^
virtu t of an execut1““
urde^
SheriK
•n and order
g ü c ih i o
ux f Lane
t - rxiio C
w °d“
u u t ty,
y i Oregon.
u i^ g c u .
waued out of
D at© of first publication: July
of
sale
in
foreclosure
towit:
the
S
tate,
of
5,1834.
the Circuit Court of
i n ^ n d o n “ 7 b i s i w s “ ^ 7 dLyWl^ t Ten^’ t l ^ ^ n ^ i V k ’^ T ^ n t f - f ^ i Oregon'Cf i r
C o u n ty th e
D ate’ of last publication: August
WCM ^ . E. R. L em ley o f C ottage
n
^ t ^ £ 1 %
^
Grove and her
m other,
Mrs
v e t t e d 2Sd r e tm d e d °o n o£ Cottage Grove Is and w a i the
Jacobs o f LaGrande, house g u est ^on a s platted and recorded on plaintiix> and Chaa. a cocnrai. and
SILK CR EEK .
a t the Lem ley hom e, visited Thurs- t ^ c o r d J n ^ I
nr7/or,th G ussle Cochran, his wife, and Har-
July 17.—Ben Clark Jr., nephew day afternoon w ith Mrs. C. R . 1 ^TC
R e c o o °g r re^hei
ds of ^
B a m
n « i CX
. n n n i v y>t e
f i ° r n
s w X i h
n ts
•
w e le and .
th ° de-
of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. G ainer, “a v J
. -
. w
.
arrived last week from R iverside, fr P e h
n lllp
t and Lake
Mra* and
J * w Mr.
* * 13her*
and M is.
and a PPUrtenances ^a“ da“ t3j a^
f o b BALE O B TRA DE.
Cal., for a v is it
H arold
a r o l d K irk attended a reunion ! J^ere“ n to belonging or appertain- N ational B ank of Cottage Grove i
H
F U R SALE—-20 a c ie s south Sixth
N eighbors’ afternoon
Friendship w ith
club Mrs.
m et o£ tlle 1La^ e, 7 am !lieS Sunda7 a t w U d iw s M d doo™ 77s «earn recovered a jud gm en t and m oney
s u e e t load , C ollage G love, at Thursday afternoon w ith Mrs.
(
®
B_ the Springfield
a u to cam p. F orty- * 1 ™ “ a
a
d
H8‘ea“ ' decree against the defendant C h a s.)
edxe of city. Baraain at *1000. Geo. b la n k Willis. M is. A. W. H em en-
w e / e ^ r w e n t ^ d ' ^ ^ a m e * to P '^ b in g . electric, toilet and otL7r
Kum of 22 526
?h7 Henrv Lake h o m e here
th at £lxtdre3 used in connection w ith ~ . CJ *?“
i" ? ? ®
H
i
W. Cooley, Fao>iu>, Ute. aug23pu w ay and M rs. R o se R ich a rd so n
were guests. The tune w a s
spent
“ enry Lake hom e
ere th at th(j building on said prem ises
77. and
the further sum o f *200.00
H i k SAI,!’. G it T R A D E — 40 acres socially and We hostess served
reu n loj 7n . 19g ated U*1« “ th day__ of July, a tto r n e y ., fe es: and the further
cut-over land; win take model
r a w w adtu
sum o f *16.00 as costs and dis-
The next account o f illness.
T nord a s p a il payment. B ox blu. cake and lem onade.
1834.
As S h eriff n f lj m » C n ,.n t v bursem ents of suit, w hich Judg-
Cottage Grove, D ie. ____
jlo-13p m eeting will be July 26 w ith Mra.
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Baldw in , 11O„QV,„R A s Sheriff of Lane cou n ty, m ent apd per3ona, m oney decree
w.ssx. .a. ewx.s . .
...
. , Ed Conklin.
v r eg o ■ wa3 enroiied and docketed in the
VIOLIN I>OR KALE or will trade
Mra. J. G. Grime« returned home visited Sunday evening a t the E arl jHZkehso
---------------------------------------------------- -- I Clerk’s office of said Court in said
for wood. E. A. Gleason, XWb from L ugene Saturday afternoon, B aldw in home in G owdyville.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
W
illian
and
i
NO
TICE
TO
CREDITO
RS
County on the 2nd day of July,
w est Main xtreeL
llyl>-I9p She w as accom panied by a aon
v<«tted F riday w ith rel- J N otice is hereby given that the 1934, and said execution to m e di-
UOU SALE or trade« or will rent and daughtei-in-law , Mr. and Mrs, daughters
ativ es up th e M cKenzie. They i undersigned has been appointed rected com m anding me in the
for caoii, 80 acre«; 20 in cultiva Harold Grimes, of E ugene.
w ere accom panied home by Mr. by the County Court o f Bane N am e of the S tate of Oregon, in
tion, I I m c lo v e r . G o o d
otocK. E uge'ne^sung^sc'vera^
W“ “ “ on>_
?
V
^ — ® ^ “ order to satisfy said judgm ent and
uriiu
m rr w u _ I ---- „
ranco, I m ile oxf hignw ay, Sagi­ tlm Silk creek Sunday school. u? n* who wlU vislt here 11118 w eek- | of the Last W ill and T estam ent personal m oney decree, w ith inter­
n aw . B o x 42« C oourg, o r e . jl2-2op
- J a c ®oui0all“;d
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! ° f Silas W ells, deceased, by an or- est, attorn ey’s fees, costs o f 3Uit
PIGS Jf’OR
R.
an A
N
l h - - ?y * by er®
A WAW SALE—L.
AM. A
4, V
V «.
T ort-)
A V gUltÄf
Hs __
GllmeS.
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LATHAM.
I der bearing date the 6th day of and accruing costs, to sell the fol­
low ing described real property, to­
_ w ic k , B iaca Butte route. jR-zop
Mla M afy B u lch a m returned
July 16.—W. T. G aroutte and J W . 1934.
3G R SA LE—Model A Ford truck, Monday from H arrisburg, a son, daughter B elva visited Sunday a t \ All persons having claim s a gainst wit:
B egin ning at a point, w hich is
or will Lxauo lor «toex. W. W. I John o . Burcham , m otoring her the F rank K elly hom e in C ottage;
the intersection of the S o u th e rly ,
Chrisman, 710 ¿ouui Tmrd. j 12-2Op hole. The John O. B urcham fam - Crove.
line
of L ot 2 D ivision o f the Rob- I
The Jim H uckins fam ily of Lea-
SPA N Ok SMALL M ULES to ily will leave soon for L akeview ,
Uade lor larger hoiao or cow. where Mr. Burcham has b e e n ! burg were Sunday visitors a t the
Shetland pony xor «aiu or trade. elected superintendent of schools. 1 hom e o f Mrs. M am ie Trunnell.
Mrs. H erm an B olton left r e c e n t-: Mr. and Mrs. R obert F isher Jr.
J u e kkbeciie, phone 28-jb 24. JW-aJp
ly for Los A ngeles to v isit w ith a : o f Eugene w ere Sunday gu ests of
IB i r A GAS EN G IN E, a flatiron, daughter.
Mrs. Christine Fisher.
pipe cutler«, a munnier, a trunk,
W aller It. B abcock and daughter
Lowry E ngland and son A lvls of
a be da Lead or dome one of a tneu- and Albert W heeler and daughter Dorena and Jim E ngland o f S a - , H ere’s a surgeon’s wonderful pre­
«and otner things fur hom o or of Portland are visitin g this w eek lem visited Sundav even in g a t the I scription—not a patent m edicine—
workshop?
Try Snurt’« »Second with the Edw ard Babcock, H iram H ugh Trunnell hom e.
i that w ill do more to help you rid
W HY WORRY AND FR ET W HEN
H and S tore first and mum m oney.c ar.d O scar W heeler and E rn est 1 A m eeting o f the Kozv Kannera yourself of unsightly spots and
NATURE FA IL S xOU? PE R IO D ­
IC DELAYS, due to colds, nerv«
Darnell
fam
ilies.
B
oth
Mr.
Bab-
(
K
ian
w
as
held
Thursday
a
t
the
!
com
mon
skin
troubles
than
any-
FO R SALE—heinulu Cocker Span­
ous stra in or o ther un n atu ral
iel pups. G. C. H ohiuan, pnuue cock and Mr. W heeler report th at ’ hom e o f Mrs. S. T. R ose in Cot-I th in g you ’ve ever tried,
causes, have been quickly and
8&4F-U.
Jll9a2p their work is at a stan d still on tage Grove. The leader gave each ! Go to Cottage Grove Pharm acy
easily regulated fo r thousands of
account of th e strike.
1 m em ber som e new kind of lids to i and get a bottle of Moone’s Em ­
m odern women by CERENE. An
h OR SALE OR TRA DE—88 acres
erald Oil. Apply a little as direc-
, try o u t
e n tire ly new p rin cip le— a scientific
Oruys
Harbor,
Wash.
Good
douche. I t is no longer necessary
>r.wur
i •<
A * —.moo.,
number x.om
from this « m—
district
,v . at- tions advise; w ith the very first
buddings, fin e dairy ranch, open­
to re so rt to old-fashioned, ques­
the e annual 4-H club 1 pic- application itching ceases
t i
.■» M OUNT .i V IEW . T-. t
i tended
.ended th
tionable m ethods. The efficiency
ing for store-service station on
July 17. M i. and Mrs. D. L. Mil- nlc at R iverside park Sunday,
and w ith continued use
an
d safety of CERENE have been
m am highway to beach, inquire ler and son R aym ond atten ded a , A m eeting of the Merry Little you’ll soon see a rapid
proved. There is nothing else like
122 n orm River road.
Jli9a2p i «union of the Lake fuiuilics ln Sew ers w as held F riday a t the change for the better. If
-A S K US. K ELLY DRUG CO.
Sunday.
. . . .
hom e o f Doris Sm ith. Since Miss you don’t get com plete
h’OR SALE C H E A P - HoXImau pi­ bpringtield
Mrs
D
ella
Crane,
w
ho
had
vis-
K
atle
G
llcrtst
ls
leaving
soon
for
satisfaction
vour
money
ano, fine tone, good as new. In­
r u n ited r‘!laUyeB in W isconsin for sev- K iam ath F alls, Miss Edna Grubb w ill
be cheerfully re­
quire of Art Luonaid, corner I . . ¿ Tilh
n i rral nionths, relu m ed Thursday to w l„
be leader A t the next funded
street and east Madison.
j u . i _ V the
.1
I,,,,..,. . o . f . ,, a d daughter,
a u g h te r. M
r s . J Jack
ack
—
home
Mrs.
FO R EXCHANGE
Peterson.
Mrs. Vivian Bradford and daugh­
One large Brunsw ick practically
N EW with m any records, fur old ter R etha, M iss E m ily S eelin g and [
grow th or m ill run WOOD,
Mrs. May Creason of Sh oestring |
visited Tuesday w ith Mrs. Am anda
Suu H a ll A J oiiu stu n
Sears.
40o M ain St., Phono 08
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Clevenger I
_____ C ollage G lo v e , O r e g o n j l l p 'J
have sold their place and are
.
I m oving to T riangle lake.
Airs. W innie H elllw ell of Long
I Beach Cal., accom panying a niece
FO R m a 1.1«: fogy E ssex Coach— to hcr hon‘° 111 A laska, visited
good rubber good paint good Saturday
with a i'iv
Mrs.
A m anda
Sears.
IvlV'tl John
l/ili., N
li w
«avtttj
im a ln o u for
/.ir
Mrs.
ash
as hostess
condition, *lu(i, Co Liage Greve Mo-
aI9c Ia slo llt show er a t hcr hom e Fri-
tor Co.
- . day honoring Mrs. Louis Layng.
________ MISCELLANEOUS
About 40 gu ests w ere present.
W iM -N .'i,
i.i
. 7“
Mr. and Mrs. Claude A rne and I
W A N T E D -G en tie old u m k h o r ^ daugbter and Mr. and Mrs. R alph i
2 or 3 good cows. Fort
' Snauer sp en t the w eek end at
v^®
a ‘‘d „ a filaí . . al W inchester bay, returning Mon-
«tuck. Lbor ¿»Luuut. Curtin Ore­ day evening.
gon.
jy20-u3p
The N eighborhood club held its
HOUSE F O R R E N T , partly fur- annual picnic w ith fam ilies of
mailed; good location in Cottage m embers atten ding in Layng's
Grove, P hone 870-J. E u g e n e ._a2c grove Sunday.
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I WAN Ï AD6 I
T h i s H e a lin g O il
Banishes Eczema and
Skin Trouble
M a d a m ’s B e s t
F rie n d
D I S
T
R
I B
-y-^
iH p C P ,
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S afeway S tores
FR ESH P R O D U C E
Friday and Saturday Specials
THE VALUE OF TRAINING
The value—to the public—of thor­
oughly training men in the business
of food distribution is clearly dem­
onstrated in the superior service
rendered by the Safeway Man. His
long period of intensive training
makes him a better merchant, court­
eous salesman and more satisfactory
person to deal with than the ordi­
nary untrained “ grocery clerk.”
Celery......stalk 5c
Lake Labish
Lettuce
head 5c
Large Crisp
Carrots 3 bnchs 10c
Local Grown
Tom atoes 3 lbs. 14c
Corned Beef. tin 14c
Oregon Grown
Libby’s or Armour’s
Melons
H o m in y 3 tins 25c
Van Camp’s, No. 2y2 tin
K londike
Scott Towels 2 rolls 23c
Guaranteed
Each. . 25c
For Kitchen Use
ONLY A FEW LEFT!
LAWN MOWERS
SHARPENKO
Will call lor and deliver
HARRY RKNTLK
Also buwdusU
bpeclul
Price on Winter Supply
TOM A L L E N
I ’houe 87
WB SPEND OUU MONEY
Have your E ugene freigh t and
express m oved bv
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COTTAOB GROVE-EUGENE
FREIGUT * TRANSI ER
DUCO
PA IN T IN G
Brewer Mills
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BUSINESS Ü1REUT0RY
DBN r u n
DR. W. K. LEUOW
D en tist
O ffice F ifth and Main Streets
H ours 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 8:30
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Phone 35
DR. U. II. KL>1U
D entist
Practice temporarily handled by
DR. J. E. AltNOl.D
O ffice in F irst N ational
B ank Building
P hone 10
Cottage Grove, Ore,
rilY SIC lA N S
DR. C. E. FROST
Physician and Surgeon
F ir st N ational Bank Building
P h on e 47
Cot tags Grove, Ore.
B.
L aw yer
Bank of Cot tage Grove
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Bull ling
^ u a g e Grove, Ore,
G owdyville visited
tin 18c
2 lb s. 2 8 c
The Cracker T hat’s Different
M a tc h e s
Chocolate I lb. 23c
c a rto n 25c
Western, Large, 20 cu. in.
Baker’s Premium
Z e e T is s u e
6 r o lls 2 5 c
Fluffed for Softness
P o s t T o a s tie s 3 p k g . 20c
With the Cut Outs
3 pkgs. 10c
Wrigley’s or Beechnut
Soap Chips pkg.28c
Crystal White
Soap
10 bars 18c
Luna
C e rto ... bottle 23c
For Sure Jell
THE GREATEST VALUE
We Have Ever Offered In An Electric Range
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Mr. and Mrs. Matt Maddest o f .
Oregon
S n o w fla k e s
Libby’s, No. 2^2 tin
Gum
BICX
Bader Building
Cottage Grove
A LTA KINO
Pineapple
ja r 9c
Best Foods
Del Monte, No. 2 tin
White or Dark
home..
c
Corn........... tin 14c
Karo Syrup 5 ibs. 33c
TH ORNTO N C O RN ERS.
July 17.—Mrs. G eneral Johnson
of Cottage Grove visited on« day j
last w eek at the C. R. Trent
Mrs. Jean Long, C ottage Grove,
and granddaughter, Joyce Mosby,
II. AXLKY
K
lam
ath F alls, visited Tuesday
P hysician and Surgeon
with Mrs. J. W. F isher and Mrs.
E v e n in g , bv Appointm ent
C. R, Trent.
O ver Kern's Drug Store
Ralph Boslaugh. w ho had spent
Cottage G rove
Oregon
a month here w ith his parents,
M.
M. D.
returned last w eek to Garibaldi,
P h ysician and Surgeon
where he has em ploym ent.
634 Main Street
Mr. and M ra Joe P rem azzl and
Over Cottage Grove Pharm acy
Joanne Prem azzl spent Sunday at
P hones: R esidence 127, ofUce 75 the F rank L aBlue hom e a t H e-
bron.
ATTORNEYS
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Mrs. Lyle 8co tt an J children of
HKKUEBT W. LOMBARD
I Cottaga Grove visited one after-
Attorney at Law
noon last w eek w ith M ra J. W.
F irst N ational Bank Building
I Fisher.
P hone 94
C ottage Grove, Ore. I ; Mr. and Mrs. B enton Schrenk
and son Gordon sp en t Sunday In
H . X SHINN
Eugene w ith Mrs. Schrenk’s moth-
Attorney at Law—Notary Public
I
er,
Mrs. J. W. Evans.
Practices in Ali Court«
M u s ta rd
Grape-Nuts pkg. 18c
DO REN A.
July 17. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kern.s of Eugene sp en t the week
end with Mre. M. Moaby and fam ­
ily. Gerald Mosby returned hom e
with them for a short visit.
Mr. and Mis. l l .’inv Cooper and
children attended th e funeral of
I Glenn B right, nephew of Mrs.
j Cooper, in E ugene M onday after­
noon.
George Lawrence o f San ta Ana,
Cal., is spending a w eek ’s vaca­
tion here. .
Mrs.
Clarence
P eterson
and
daughter E dna Ann of Hood R iver
are visitin g a t the Charles T eeters
liomo.
Mr. and Mrs. V al Lee and Bon
and Mrs. Ira L ee of O akridge
visited one day last w eek a t the
U. S. B ales home.
M rs. Clara K irk has been ill
for the past week.
Mrs. H ugh D oolittle and children
spent the w eek end a t W inchester
bay.
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Jennin gs
and children and Mrs. Ruth E ng­
land and children attended a fam ­
ily picnic on Sharps creek Sun­
day. Tho follow ing relatives were
present: Mr. and Mrs E m it K irk
and children, Anlauf; Mr. and
Mrs. Miles W icks and son Glenn
and Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Jennings,
Creswell; Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jen-
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i Mr. and Mi’s. KMUMth
Jennings and son, W altervllle; Mr.
and Mrs. P erry Sparks, M issoula,
M ont
Mrs. Stella McCormick and chil­
dren, Portland, and D orothy Red­
ford, L ong Beach, Cal., visited
last w eek a t the J. E. Redford
home.
Jim England of Salem ls visitin g
relatives here this week.
(Juincy Callender returned to his
hom ehom e in E m m ett, Ida., T ues­
day, after having visited several
days with a sister, Mrs. N ettle
Wilbur.
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Block, Planer and blab.
K M il
Our first order of these
ranges was all sold within the
week. We wired the Westing-
house factory to ship all they
had left, and this shipment is
now on its way. Most of these
are already sold. It is very
unlikely that an opportunity
will ever come our way again
to pass on to you such a tre­
mendous bargain in the pur­
chase of a high grade electric
range. If you want one of
these beautiful ranges it will
be necessary to place your
order at once as a policy of
first come first served will
have to prevail. When this
last shipment is sold there are
no more, as this is a factory
close out order. Sample only
on display.
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DOWN
$2-55
M O N TH LY
Can Be Purchased Through Your Electrical Dealer Also
J e ll W e ll
4 p k g s . 19c
Assorted Flavors
Nucoa
W ax P aper
The Quality Spread
Diamond, 125-ft. roll
Lb...lOc
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S a l t ..................2 p k g s . 1 5 c
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Diamond Crystal Shaker
C am ay
H o memaker's
ureau
UUUUUUUD
O n , table.poon soda. 1 table­
spoon salt, 1 quart w ater, alum i­
num kettle.
Make a solution o f salt, soda and
water. Place in alum inum k ettle
or in anything containing a strip
or piece of alum inum . P lace silver
in the solution so that it com es in
contact with the alum inum and
allow to stand until the tarnish it
removed, wb'ch is alm ost in stan t­
ly.
ro ll 15c
Wash clean ln soapy w ater, dry
and polish w ith Jeweler’s polishing
d oth ,
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For aid in household problem s,
menu planning or aped»* i t d o e s ,
send tn your request w ith a self-
addressed stam ped envelope to
Julia Lee W right, director. H om e­
m akers’ Bureau. S afew ay Stores,
In c , Box 660, O akland. California.
3 b a rs 14c
The Soap of Beautiful Women
O . K. Soap
6 b a rs 25c
A Real Value
Iv o ry
~ 3 b a rs 25c
Large Bars
FLO U R
S a fe w a y
Highest Quality Guaranteed
4 9 - l b . bag . . . $ 1 .7 9
at th e J. W.
; Fisher home Saturday.
Mra H. C. Rose and daughter
. H azel. M ra Julia Gover. Mrs. Mav
D snn ey and her brother-in-law and ,
i sister, Mr. and Mra Douglas, and |
Ada C h estnut o f C ottage Cr
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