T H lItH IIA V . MAIM II M. I ».Kl
TIIIC HB.WIINK1, COTTAGE GROVE. O REG ON
PA G E THREE
Dillard Not Man Telephone Tax
of Promises
Is $8.53 Per Set
W. B [»Hard, cou n ty clerk, who
filed for renom lnatlon on the re
publican tick et, la an odd sort of
candidate. All he prom ises la that
he will conduct the office w ithin
the Income of the office, keep ac-
curate records and courteoualy
serve the public. No« a word about
the Townaend plan
Not ao with W. H. (B ill) Hunt,
who would lx- dem ocratic nom inee
for sh eriff He acta forth hla ap
proval of the Townaend plan aa a
reaaon why he ahould lie nom inat
ed.
I' M Morae has filed for renom l
natlon aa county aurveyor and he
alao la non-com m ittal on the Tow n
send Issue. The only <|uallfleatlon
he gives la "'praaent* Incumbent."
Julian Strait of E ugene haa filed
for the republican nom ination for
sh eriff Toni Swarta. Incum bent,
and llarry lio a r e of E ugene have
alao filed for the sam e nom ination.
L on d on
Did You Ever
See These?
Did you ever see a man carrying a bill
board under his arm?
No.
Did you ever see a handbill on a read
ing table?
No.
Did you ever see a picture of the new
hat you want come into the home via
radio?
No.
Did you ever see a live newspaper
thrown into the wastebasket without
being read?
No.
That’s why advertising in The Senti
nel brings results.
March 24.
The Merry Makera
club will m eet April 2 w ith Mrs.
Claud Abeene.
Mi and Mrs O tto Perlnl and
daughter were dinner gu ests Wed
evening at the Joe Mrookhart home
at cam p A
Min W L. Townaend apent from
Thur. to Sun. visitin g relative« In
Eugene. S h e was accom panied
home by Mr. and
Mra. Jam ea
lin k«, who apent the day.
Mr» R osa Currln and grandson.
George Chapman, of C.G. apent
Sun at the l.yn ch Currln home.
The Hubert Ew ing fam ily were
guests Sun. at the G. D
R itter
home at earnp A.
Mr anti Mra Joe Brookhart and
granddaughter Suzanne and Mrs
Oakley McGuire apent Sun. at the
Phil and Dorm an Brookhart home»
at Black Butte.
Mrs l.yn ch Currln and Suaan
Broudbent apent the w eek end in
Portland
Mra. H allie McGuire left Thur.
for Bend to apend a w eek w ith her
parent». Mr and Mra. M ayfield
The T B. Roberta fam ily o f An
h u i were dinner gu e sts Sun. at the
John Sutherland hom e
Mr and Mr«. F rag H lggenboth-
am of C.G ♦ re overnight guests
Thur at the O akley McGuire home
Misa Lolo Krewaon of C.G. »pent
Sun. at the A. B. S u gg home.
W ilm a Sutherland returned to
E ugene Sun a fter a week'« atav
with home folk.
Mr» Ernest VanDuaen and Mr».
Dora M cKay of B lack B utte »pent
Mon afternoon with Mrs. W ill Mc
Kay
The P ick R adw ay fam ily have
moved Into the house recently va
cated by the Joe Brookhart fam ily.
Mr and Mra. M illard Dtxon »pent
Sun with Mr. and Mrs H arris at
Goshen
Mr». I-ynch Currln la teaching
the Hebron school thl» w eek, sub
stitu tin g for Mra Murry N ew ton,
who Is 111
W ayne Berggren of C.G. is visit
ing his uncles. Axel and Elm er
Berggren.
Mrs Julian Sm all entertained 18
young gu ests Sat. afternoon
In
honor of the tenth anniversary of
her daughter Vleta R efreshm ent«
were served
Mrs. Ruth Bishop of Schelling.
Cal . Is visitin g relatives here and
at other places In Ore. Mrs. Bishop
w as a resident of th is place a num
ber of years ago.
M osb y C reek
March 23 Allen Kerr from the
coast has been v isitin g th is week
at the Doc P itcher home.
The Lebow children, Leon Lan
caster and several other neighbor
hood children are dow n w ith the
m easles.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern K avhee of
C reswell visited Sun. at the Roy
K ennedy home
Mrs. Bert Ball and Mrs. Bert
Lancaster attended a curtaining
and color dem onstration in E u
gene Inst Wed.
V isitors Sun. at the D oc P itch er I
home were Mr. and Mrs. Tim
lhtcher. Mrs. Bill Johnson. Thelm a
Ball and Bill Tucker o f CG.
Word has been received
here,
that Mr and Mra. Jim Jones of
S agin aw are the parents o f a 10-
pound daughter born Sat.
Mr and Mrs. H oward T aylor j
spent the w eek end In Springfield 1
with an uncle. W illiam Gantc.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Kirk of
Dorena visited Sun. at the Bert ■
Myers home.
Mrs. Chapman o f E ugene visited
Sat nt the Harry B rew ster hom e
and George Jam es of Row river |
visited there Sun.
Earl E lliott nnd m other have!
purchased the
H arry Brew ster
ranch
Conference Attendeil.
Those from herb w ho attended
some part o f the com m onw ealth
conference In Eugene w ere H W.
Lombard, city attorney; V ictor
Chambers, m ayor; L. W. Coiner.
?lty recorder; H. E D. Brown, for
est ranger; L S. Goddard, Superln-
lendent H. B. Ferrin. R ev. C. J.
Hall, Rev J. A. Sm ith. Mr. Lom
bard w as on the program for a
<hort talk.
M aking C h aw in g G um
Most hewing gum Is made from
chicle gum, which comes from
Mexico and Central America. This
Is purified by boiling and sugnr.
flavoring«, pepsin, etc., art- adtled.
Const Itotecta
of other
chewing
gums Include white wax. paratlln.
spruce gum. balsam of Tolu, bal
sam of Peru, g lu c o s e and benzoin.
proved with nearly new six-room
house and other outbuildings, road
In poor shape but will gravel and
put In good repair If sold. Price
$1800. term s Jam es A. Scott, own
•r._________________________m M tfr
FO R HALE House and large loi
at 405 F irst street
F or sale
T otal taxea o f the P a cific Tele
phone and Telegraph com pany In cheap. Phone 31-F-4. C o t t a g e
Oregon on Its operations In 193ft Grove.______________________ m28-a9p
wer>- $986,787, or an average of FO R
SALE. -Garden
cultivator,
18 S3 per telephone for the year
hand stum p puller. Roan Durham
more then 71 cente per telephone milch cow. Want m en to cut oak
per month.
cord wood
C. H. H aight, phone
Thia waa m ade known by R. B 38F12.
m28-a9p
Bacon, district m anager for the
O regon unimproved
com pany, with the
paym ent to W AN TED.
for Calif, citrus land. Jam es A
Lane county o f $43.302 27 for ad Scott,
owner.
rn26tfe.
valorem taxea, with the discount
LOST H E IR SOUGHT.
for prompt paym ent.
The O regon tax per telephone Inform ation desired as to where
for 193ft la 85 cen ts r
about» of Mrs. E m m a Allen, for
$7.68 average tax per telephone for m er w ife of H enry Allen of Cottage
the co m p a n y a s a w h o le
Grove six years ago.
She may
have since rem arried. An estate of
large am ount aw aits her. F in n ey A
W lj d g e n .I-ar n e d ^ K ans
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FOR S A L E —W hite Leghorn and
R hode Island Red hatching eggs,
50c per setting. Mre. R. C. Arne,
phone lft-F-5.__
ml2-26p
PIANO FO R 8A LE. — Sm all bal
ance due— nice fam ily size. N o
reasonable offer refused. Cash or
tft m onthly. Address Mr. Sm ith.
Adjuster. Cline P lan o Co.. 1011 SW
W ashington St., Portland. Ore
g o n . __________________ m!2-26p
C allahan's Furniture Store. E ugene
3 broom» $1
50 waanboard 29c
H oe 49c.. rake 49c
F ull size m attress $4 98
$3.50 dish set for 6 of 32 pieces
only $1.98
E lectric W asher $39 95
$25 Studio couch $17 95
D avenport and chair $34 50
C allahan's Furniture Store
H elllg T heater B ld g . Eugene. a9p
FOR SALE Eleven-acre tract Im
proved w ith brand new bunga
low. live sp ring piped to house
creek, eight acres now In cron,
som e alfa lfa land, all free soil, near
gram m ar school and on «tar mail
route. A beautiful hom e place and
a w onderful chick en or fruit ranch.
P rice $1800 w ith term s to suit.
Ja me« A. Scott, ow ner
m 26tfc
U N IV E R SA L electric refrigerator.
econom ical, convenient, san itary
and sold on easy term s, $134.50—
$15 down $5 a month. Trade In your
old box. gun or furniture. Calla
han Furniture Store. E ugene a9p
FOR SA LE OR T R A D E
Four
year-old 1400-pound horse. Phone
15-F-4 Frank W hite.______ m26-a9p
63-acre stock ranch. 8 acres now
tilled. 20 m ore can be w ith very
little work. bal. good pasture with
tim ber for hom e use. woven wire
fence, star m ail
and
cream ery
route, beautiful building site. Price
$1400. term s to suit. Jam es A. Scott.
owner._______________________ m26tfc
FO R SALE. — Tappan gas and
wood range, like new Cost $190
when new. $50. H. A. Traxel. 545
Alm aden. E ugene
m26-a9p
SIX -A C R E tract on beautiful knoll
overlooking C ottage Grove. tm-
M ISCELLANEOUS.
SITUATIO N W A N T E D —Any kind
of work. C arpenter by trade
Phone 154-R or add ress 320 W ash
ington Ave, city.
ml2-26i,
W ILL BUY
Any part o f 100 sh ares of the fo l
low ing stocks; M ountain State»
Pow er 7 0 P ref ; California-O regon
Pow er 7% A 6% ; Crown W illam
ette Paper Co. 7%; Crown Zeller-
bach Corporation 6%; H aw ley Pulp
and Paper 7%; O regon Pulp a a l
Paper 8%. A ddress 30 W est 10
m26-a9p
street._E ugene. O regon.
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Studio Couch. D avenports, Bed
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SH ORT'S BA R G A IN STOKE
TIRES MAY LOOK ALIKE ON
« THE OUTSIDE
But on the inside they are different!
Only Firestone Tires Are Gum Dipped
A tire for every purse. Liberal trade
in allowance.
Trembley’s Texaco Station
Main Street
THE GROVE HARDWARE
Hardware, Sporting Goods, Household
Supplies
Ju st Arrived
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