The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 19, 1935, Page 9, Image 9

I I I I U S D A i , I I I I I M ill' l l IU. 1933
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WE HAVE
PLENTY OF
SHIRTS FOR
c o t t a g i ; g r o v e . oiikgon
M r. «im wir«, v in o r un «inner«
mad« a bimlne«« trip to A aattlr
l«»t week, Im vln g Wndneedny and
returnin g Friday,
Tom Kam . «Indent at O. H. <*,, I»
home tnr the (ThriMtrna« holiday«
Mi«« M udHIe Iteldler caine Wed*
uaaday from U. of O. to «perul the
C hristm as holiday« w ith her p a r­
ents. M r. and M i«. C har la a Iteldler
M l« « Dorothy Urnphrey w ill be
home from <>. M. C. F rid a y to visit
her parents during the holidays.
A number of Cottage Grove
K|»anl»b Am erican w ar veterans at
tended a dinner given by the Ku
gene <amp M onday night
« ■ ro ly ., G ra r.r.l. I . expected
M
rom U
U of
of 0
O. . F
F riday
rid ay.
borne from
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P A G »; N IN E
r»
'V llltiy V Cl KttlCKS
Zne
Are Part lim e
J Attention!
HOME
SEEKERS
No. 1 7-rixjrn dwelling, w«xxt house, garage, o th er outbuildings,
3 corner lots, fine gat den iMnd, shade and fru it trees, concrete walks,
gravel street, chicken house, bath, toilet, city w ater and lights, build­
ing» all In good condition. This Is a very desirable H O M E and must
be «old to settle E S T A T E Price »2.000. cash »300. balance »10 per
m onth. Interest 0%, This place Is certainly a bargain for someone
looking fo r a R E A L buy.
No. 2. 5-rooni house. 2 corner lot* 50x50 ft., good location, paved
street, city water, assessments all paid, lots of shade and fru it trees
and a fine garden plot This can be developed Into a substantial
home. Price »700, cash »200. balance long tim e 0% Int.
No. 3. 6-room dwelling, 2 corner lots 61x150 ft., good neighbor­
hi non wilt mul
hood, fine garden land, some shade and fru it trees, city lights, w ater,
■nifi r u llim i
bath, toilet and plasteied house Price »750. cash »400. balance »10
per month, In t. 5%.
Miss Helen Jones, student at *'
No 4. 6-room house. 2 corner lots 50x150 ft., city w ater and toi­
of 0 , w ill be the house guest
II'
filli
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let. shade and fru it trees, close to »chool. This place can be developed
Mi«« Madelle
Iteldler
Chrlatm
aa
s lt B 'lx
J lIN t o n « - o f O l li’
Into a desirable H O M E w ith m oderate expense. Must be sold rig h t
day.
toon Ui settle an estate. Do not rnlss seeing this buy. Price »«00. bal­
p l l l l't ¡ l'll l g i f t i t l ' I I I H
Ml»» Isabelle Hatley
went
to
ance »7 per month. In t.
B rain Wednesday to »pend several
No. 5. 5-room bungalow, well located, fine neighborhood, shade,
days w ith relatives,
paved streets, concrete walks, bath, toilet, double garage, wood house,
Ml«»
M argaret
Wilson,
Mise
F t ’ R N A C E , city w ater and lights, corner lot 60x120 feet. F o rm e rly
G eo ig elta
K n o w le s .
lorwrence
held at »4.000, now going at »2300 cash »600. balance 15-year Gov.
Wiese and Ronald G ray, all stu
loan payable (13.46 per m onth Including Interest. C ity im provem ents
L I M A U L IM 'd lfi E li
dents nt business college In I Port­
all paid. This great bargain w ill be easy on your eyes to look at as
•I.V Ni li. IN
land. are to lw home for the Christ
well a« your pocketbook If you are Interested In a real H O M E .
mas holiday«
No. 6. 3 *v a c re tra c t all garden and fru it land, 2*4 miles out on
m ain gravel road, m all delivery, phone, all fenced, fine location fo r
Mr». J. E. Arnold of Eugene vis­
3 pair
chickens and fru it of all k in d ,, no buildings but a grand H O M E site,
ited here Wednesday.
K aglea A u x ilia r y E n te rta in s .
school close, splendid neighborhood. H e re is an o pportunity fo r one
Jack Kelly, student at O. H. C..
The
aux
ilia
ry
of
the
Eagle«
lodge*
Gift Box
to start building up th e ir future H O M E w ith small expense and it w ill
w ill be home during the school va­ entertained la«t Thursday evening
be only a short time before you have your own. Vine and fig tree to
cation.
w ith an hour*« peppy program as
look at and enjoy. Your rhance. young man. to get a start by way of
Ml«« Franck» Kandali la coming follow«: Orchestra In women's ap-
a home Price »350, »100 cash, balance »7 per m onth, In t. 55t.
fr o r n Han Francisco, where she I*
tap dance, June K irk ; vocal
No. 7. Two-acre tract, good garden land, all year round creek
employed, to «pend Christm as w ith *° l° . M urgaret Iz u m , accompanied
crossing place, fine shade trees, gravel road passes place, good schools
her purrnts.
by M r. Hotes on the flute; demon-
close. LOG bungalow started on place but not as yet finished, only
r, „ .
.
*t ration of model T Ford, a come-
kitchen built, m ain p art started and logs enough on premises to fin ­
C a rm i George of the
Bohemia (ly;
acrobatics.
Shirley
Culver;
m ining district Is »uttering from
ish same. Fine location for chickens, cow. pig or two. fishing, hunt­
reading. W lldu K in g;
violln-ukc,
an a tta c k of appendicitis and ha« W in ifred
ing dist. Price $350, cash $100, balance $7, Int- 5%. A ll fenced and
Mosby;
song,
Shields
been taken to Eugene for tre a t­ tw in» and Lee trip lets;
must be sold rig h t now. Do not fa il to see this place if interested In
quartet.
ment.
having your own H O M E
The Cabin Kids;
song,
A lbert
No. 8. 5-room bungalow, close to small town, high and grade
The Baptist burner, which wa» 1-syne; "A t The
Local
Photog­
schools, m ain graveled highw ay passes place, m a ll route, phone, lo­
held In the Sm ith-Short store S a t­ rapher«,-' piny; song. Irene Schaf­
cated In a th rivin g com m unity. Row river close to place. Ranch con­
li not y<»u ru itiio f n lìn rd to para* up <wr
urday. was a success financially, fer; "Taking the Census.” dialog:
tain ing 3 acres, wood house, chicken house, small barn, fine garden
the aid clearing about 126.
«piali!* o f a tilt* fo r the prie«* o f
reading. Albert Payne; ' Advertis­
land, some tim b er and pasture for cow, fishing, hunting, camping,
M rs. H. D. Brown left Saturday ing for a Servant," play; orches­
etc . has its own IR R IG A T IO N system from river, buildings all In
for Seattle to »pend the holidays. tra. A dainty luncheon set was
good shape. A ll fu rn itu re goes w ith place, a lovely site lo r the build­
awarded to Mrs. E d ith Fellows of
ings. This place Is a great sacrifice, however, It must be sold soon.
M i and Mr». II. H. H arm » re­ Bandon. Dancing followed.
Owners moved away. Form erly priced at »2300 and a bargain even
turn e«l to (h e ir home In l*ortland
at that. Price now »1000. cash »300. balance »8 per m onth. In t. 5%.
Sunday a fte r visiting Mrs. H arm s College Bay Services Held,
No. 9. 7-acre ranch, located 5 miles out. N E W 5-room bungalow,
slater, M rs. O. K Woodson
Sunday was Bible college day at
barn, chicken house, garage, wood house and o th er buildings, good
Quests at the O M Kem home lh* C h r" “ ,,,> church • " d 14 V0» "«
a rc M r
..„ I U r . v , .
u"
T P *1-»“ »” dedicated th e ir lives to
school close, all well fenced and cross fenced, all year round creek
»*< s ir iiiui .Mrs. V ictor K rn i arvl
...
.
„
through place fo r stock w ater, fine well and w ater piped into house,
»on Charles of Toledo
C hristian service. Seven expect to
lots of large and small fru it on place, can run couple cows, pigs,
enter Northw est C hristian college.
W ilb u r W o rk m a n was In I\> rt- * he church w ill establish a fund to
chickens, splendid neighborhood, as fine grain, garden and fru it land
laud Monday and Tuesday ori bust- nsslst young persons to attend the
a - can be found in O R E G O N . It must be sold on account of owner's
ness.
< allege.
Illness. This is an opportunity of a lifetim e fo r the rig h t p a rty to se­
cure a real ranch home when considered fro m every angle. Price
F ra n k P orter ha» arrived from
Elrulon L ea v itt, business manager
»1500, cash (500, balance long and e tr y term s w ith I n t 5%.
eastern Oregon to spend the holt-
l *le college, and Ed Dyer and
.Myron W illa rd , singers from the
No 10 13-acre suburban H O M E , all well fenced, fine land, plenty
days.
college, had charge of both fore­
of tim b er home use, lots of fru it now on place of d iffe re n t varieties,
M l-» W llb i'ila Wilson wiia home
noon and evening services. In the
fine garden land, as well as g rain, can run at least 4 cows, also pigs,
P. B O|H*n Saturday Afternoon.
floill Albany for t h e w e e k e n d
chickens, few turkeys. 3-room dw elling can easily be enlarged, other
The |jofftGfflce w ill be kept open forenoon M r. L ea v itt told o f the
buildings, a ll year round creek running across place, m a ll delivery,
Mr«. W Ulinm G a m u t Is and .Miss until 5 o'clock S aturday afternoon m anner In which the college 1« ad­
schools close. Owned by a lady who can not give it the care and at­
Ix irrain e Coiner went to Corvalll» for the benefit of patrons from the m inistered and In the evening the
singers gave u »acred concert which
tention necessary to keep it in proper shape, hence offered at a great
Tuesday. Mrs. G am ut I n s «on Colin, ru ra l districts.
was followed by a sermon by M r.
sacrifice price; and It must be sold soon. This Is a w onderful bargain.
H a ll
A J o h n s to n
Itm l
F a t a t e . who 1« attending o S. C„ returned
Postm aster Nelson expressed his
L eavitt.
( x a n t , M ir a I m u m m e
1‘h o n e &N w ith Ihem to spend the Chrlstnin«
IT lc e (1000. rash. »600. balance »6 per m onth. Int. 4G .
appreciation of the fact that m a lt­
No 11. -4'--a c re ranch close in. 6-room dwelling, garage, wood
M l«« K ra io «• M a r k in , « tn u g h tri holidays.
ing of Christm as parcels and cards
house, city lights, w ater, bath, fin e location, barn, tw o up to date
•f M r a n d M i < M I . M a r k in , ha«
The G ray Goo»« fo r Ice Cream c started much earlie r than In for­ "<l>unl«h Vote Elect.
B ert B. Chandler camp, Spanlah-
chicken houses, all fenced and cross fenced, other out buildings, all
.» c r r p lr d a |M*«ltt«>n w it h G a n tn e r
Eight member» of the local post mer year-. In this way the postof-
Am erlcan W a r veterans, has elect­
in good condition, much large and small fru its of d iffe re n t kinds on
4r M a t t r r n In A an F ra n c is c o M I m of Am erican Legion
attended
a flce was able to avoid the conges­
ed It, L. Roger» a» com mander and
place, no better garden and g ra in land anyw here. This place is es­
M . k kin w w a t t r n d ln g a rh o n l
In district
convention
In Corvalll« tion which oftlmes result» tn dam ­
Dick H u ff ns »enlor commander.
pecially well located for a close in H O M E , city schools, churches, etc.,
I B erkeley
t'uesday. Mr». Heeler Heed repre­ aged m all.
O t h 'i officers w ill be elected
In
s n l it w ill bear close investigation from every angle. O w ner has other
M i«« N e lt ir O l«e n
of
C re a w c ll sented the local auxiliary.
January.
Interests that he must look after, hence his reasons fo r selling. The
wmn a w«*rk e n d ffu ent o f Ml«« I* u
Mr’ James A. Sm ith, who hn»
T he aux ilia ry ha» elected the fol­
price is right and you w ill say so when you see the place. Price $2500,
belle Aafley.
bean seriously III the pa»t month.
Better gifta for those who
lowing
President. Mrs. Jcsephtne
cash $1000, balance long and very easy term s. In t. 5%. S E E T H IS
T ry the G ray Goose*« hot ohoco 1» Im proving, but la not yet able to
Chapm an; senior vice president,
P L A C E . You w ill not be disappointed in same.
cure
late for the«« cold day«.
tfc receive company.
Mrs N ettle G reely;
Junior vice
No. 12. 1-acre tra c t located Just outside city lim its on fine gravel
Spend y o u r h o lid a y season «pare
president. Mr«. M innie M orelock’
road, 5-room bungalow. 3 small tenant houses fo r re n ta l purposes,
lim e a t th e I'a a tltn e .
n iS tfc
chaplain, M rs.
Anna
Hubbell;
barn, wood house, large chicken house, up to the m inute and new, lota
guard. Mr«. E lla Fleck; secretary.; of large and small fru its on place, fine garden land, large garage and
Word lin a been received that J C.
Mrs. Ada OakcB; treasurer. M rs
Mot«« of Chem ult baa been trail«-
w ork shop, own w ater and ligfct system, bath, splendidly located fo r
Anna Schoen; conductress;
Mrs.
j ferred by the Southern P acific com-
a real H O M E . O w ing to urgent business m atters the o w ner must sell
50 Eve M orris; assistant conductress,' and
! party to Reddings, Cat., and will
leave this section for the present. A ll house fu rn itu re goes w ith
Mrs E lg ie Sm ith; p atrio tic Instruc­
leave for there F rid ay. M r. Moras
place, some chickens and possibly a cow. Price »2500. cash »1500. bal­
tor, Mrs. M inn ie Sweet; press c o r
1» a brother o f Mr«. D. S Rlm ue
ance like rent, I n t 5G . Do not fa ll to see this real H O M E as you w ill
respondent, M rs. E lla Fleck.
like It.
Have you bought Christmas o f thia city.
F. E. Goude. who ha« been
No. 13. 2 4 -acre ranch located just outside city lim its, »-room
Gifts for every member of ! Ill Mr«.
Lum ber O utput 1» t'p .
fo r »nine lim e, 1» reported to be
bungalow, garage, chicken house accommodating 300 hens, brooder
the family?
___________
Seattle, Bee. 13. T he West Coast
im proving satisfactorily.
house, gravel road, city schools, large creek borders on place. Can
- Lum berm en's association today re
have cow or two. from 800 to 1000 chickens, pig o r so, shade t r
W m , Ileclt, plumbing, phone ItSJ.
If not let one present, a
Y o u n g T o w n s e n d e r a Hold Meet.
|«orled 201 operating W ashington
lots of fru it and finest kind of garden land and room to have abun­
Mr», E lb e rt
Bede w ill return
The Junior Townsend club held a “ ,,d Oregon m ills last week pro­
dance of small fru its such as strawberries and bush fru its. The ow ner
Monday from an extended vl»lt In meeting Sunday afternoon In the d »ced 101.SH0.667 board feet of lum-
does not live here and wants to sell badly, hence the bargain at w hich
C alifo rn ia nt the home» of a »on C b rlstlan chu rrh E llsw orth Coul *>er about 17.000,000 more
than
it is now offered. Price $900. cash »300. balance $6 per m onth, In t. 5%.
and daughter, Mr«. A lbert H erm an ter. who has been endorsed by the «luring Thanksgiving week,
This is a rem arkable buy if you w ant a real H O M E a t one-half its
nt Beverly 11111« and Harold Kerle local club and by Stale O rg anizer
T h e ir average w eekly output this
present value. W e w ill be glad to show this place to you o r any other
of Oakland.
8. E. Johnson for a position as Ye*“ bas been 75,937,002 feet, corn-
one on this list of hard times prices, etc.
The C hrlatlan church held 11« an ­ state lecturer for the young pro pared w ith 66.763,442 for the same
answer the question for all.
No. 14. Here Is one thnt w ill open your E Y E S wide when you
nual chicken din ner W ednm day pie's w ork, gave a s tirrin g address period of 193».
see It i f you w ant to build up a R E A L R A N C H H O M E by degrees
night of lard week Gross receipt» In which he urged young people to
T *1« unfilled order file stood at
and easy expenditures. 17-acre tra c t located 2 4 miles out, close to
were $34.
endorse the Townsend movement 330,452,907 feet,
about
11,300,000
99 highway, all fenced and every foot of it can be cultivated, a ll year
as
the
old
parties
have
offered
no
over
the
previous
week.
Aggregate
Open Sunday and evening« until
round creek bordering on place, good schools, fine neighborhood. N O
Christm as. Had Io H ay.
dlBc plan fo r the benefit o f the 12 m il inventories are 20 per cent less
buildings on place but fine farm land, can subdivide if desired. This
lion young people o f the country.
than at this tim e last year, the as-
Is a place that can be held for an IN V E S T M E N T as fa rm lands are
Italph Teeter», who 1« In the vet­
M r. Coulter, who Is 21, Is believed soclalton reported.
Ml»« M arjo rie Scobcrt and Ml«« eran»’ hospital In Roseburg, 1» re­
as low now as they w ill ever be in our jud gm ent and if any one wants
be
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Fdw lna Anderaon. «Indent» nt U. ported a» Koniewhnt Improved.
to become the owner o f fa rm lands o r c ity property now is the oppor­
Maaonlc Lodge Electa,
plan In the state.
of O.. «pent Sunday here it a tfiir«t«
tune tim e to act as they can not go any low er in price but have all
E
a
rl
Ballew,
president
of
the
The
Masonic
lodge
elected
and
o f Ml»« Madelle Iteldler
chances to go much higher In the future. T he owners o f this subur­
cham ber of commerce, and H. E.
installed
the
follow ing
officers
I t l(. K n v i f i made n bualneea I). B low n, district ranger, attend
ban tract have no special use fo r same at the present tim e as they
Wednesday
night:
W
m
.
Thum
.
W.
Better gifts for those who
have other realty holdings th a t take all th e ir ttnie to look a fte r, hence
tr ip to M arshfield Ttieadny. H « w # h ing Interesting meeting» of the
M.; E. R. I-em ley. S. W .; J. P. G ra
accompanied by M r«. Savage.
the price th a t Is to be made know n fo r the firs t tim e on this special
care
county planning board held M on­
ham. J W .; T. C. W heeler, treasur­
tract of land. Listen, then look at it afterw ards. Price $900. cash $250,
M r«. K . K . M ill« and Mr«. H e r­ day tn Eugene.
er; Don J. Allen, secretary. This
balance $10 per m onth, In t. 5%. N o w then do your own th in k in g and
bert Ixim hnrd wore In Eugene W ed ­
M rs. B. K, Ijiw s o n of Portland
was the tw en ty-n in th tnstallallu*)
looking and if you take this place over fo r your own you w ill not
nesday to attend n luncheon meet «pent the week end w ith a rlater,
for M r W heeler. E a rl Stew art, re­
m ik e a mlstaka.
ln>r of the Daughter« of the Nile.
M rs. H. K. M etcalf.
tirin g master, was presented w ith
No. 15. 10-acre ranch located 5 miles out, 5-room bungalow in
I ted Ito««' flu tte r and lo r ( W m
a past master's apron and F. W .
M r. and Mr». H a rvey Holderm nn
good condition, barn, chicken house, wood house, garage, a ll fenced,
V k fo r th em . C . O . C rr a m e r v . t f
Bressler, re tirin g secretary, w ith a
»pent the week end nt llrndvood,
fine well back porch, good spring stock w ater, gravel road, m ail de­
bill fold A chicken d inner preced
where M r
Holderm an
form erly
livery, good schools, fine neighborhood. Can run chickens, couple
1 cd the meeting.
Complete stock at
wn< employed. T hey expect to re
cows, pigs, etc. Lots of large fru it, some small. T his place is well
Better gifts for those who
turn there In shout n month.
w orth close investigation. Price »1150, cash »500, balance very easy
M at Schedule Changed.
care
Rev. 11. W . Dnvls of the Baptist
terms, In t. 5%.
Announcement was made Thurs­
cliureh has gone
to Clarem ont,
I f you are IN T E R E S T E D In any o f the above mentioned places
day that a fte r the w restling match
Cal., to »pend the holidays w ith
call and S E E US and we w ill take pleasure in showing you one o r all
tonight the Am erican Legion will
Mr«. Davis, who Is a teacher there
of said B A R G A IN S . These noted and described places are all splen­
schedule the
bouts
fo r
F riday
In Pomona college.
didly located to m ake R E A L H O M E S and a t prices s tric tly In ac­
nights
and
the
new
policy
w
ill
be
H u m a n H e a r in g C a p a c ity
cordance w ith these times and again w ill be fine IN V E S T M E N T S fo r
Ml«s E lv ira Jensen spent the
started
next
week.
Tlie average human heArlnc ca-
the F U T U R E , ns K E A L T Y H O L D IN G S are bound to increase In
week end at her home In Eugene.
M
atchm
aker
Charles
H
a
ll
has
pniltv range« over nenrly nine oc-
S O U N D values in the near future, hence any one who takes advan t­
The rod anti gun club w ill hold
titves, varying In vibrations per not completed the card for the next
age nt present prices of R E A L E S T A T E w ill be w orking on an up­
a turkey »hoot nt the trap agrounds
match which w ill be held Dec. 27.
second from about 30 to more than
grade m a rk e t Instead of a L O W grade price.
on south Sixth street Sunday
but promises that It w ill be a good
Yours for looking Into the F U T U R E and letting the past be by­
10,000, O rdinarily the human ear
C. It. Fox of Pori land was a Cot­ la most sensitive io sound of a fre­ one.
gones.
tage Grove visitor Monday.
quency of from 1.000 to 2,000 cycles
Say you saw It advertised In The
O. K. Woodson returned F rid a y a aeconil. The soprano high “C" la
Scntlnol.
from n trip to his eastern Oregon approximately nt the lower of these
M im eograph stonclla. Sentinel.
R E A L E S T A T E , L O A N S A N D S U R E IN S U R A N C E
ranch.
two frequencies.
Printing Prices Are Low In Cot-
405 M ain St., Cottage Grove, Oregon
Phone 38
98c
XMAS HOSE
“More than 25 per cent of fat fri­
ers of Oregon are considers*! part-
tim e farm ers In th a t th eir acre­
a g e « are too «mail to
produce a
living '*
This startling statement heads
the sum m ary of a bulletin Ju«t ia-
* u,'d by Oregon .State collage ex
perl men station.
entitled,
“Part
T im e Fa* ruing In O reg on "
Par-tim e farm in g in Oregon 1«
“n
fact and not an ex
pcrlm cnt. according to O. W Kuhl
man, who la senior a uth or of the
bulletin and directed the
actual
field study of 2.110 p art-tim e farm »
(he »tale where the fam ily liv­
ing was obtained p artly from the
farm and p artly from outside labor
or other source».
The average alxe of farm s studied
10 “ cre* T h r »»«™lf« fam ily
">«•»*•< ° » 'y »1*7 a year from the
"“ *• ot ,,,rm Prod“ c«. * M7 from
wage« and $67 from miscellaneous
sources, while the farm produce
use«l 1« valued at $173.
79c
f g DO YOU HAVE A
S U Il’ FOR XMAS?
$16.5« & $19.75
CO I TAGE GROVE. OREGON
CITY BRIEFS i
Only 4
Shopping Days
W a sh e rs
J5950 $7430,94
R a d io R a y ’s
C irculator or
I leater
G rab er-G etty s
R a d io s *19—
to ’1 9 4 ^
R a d io R a y ’s
Oil-Burning
Circulators
*49—’63—’79—
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