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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1939)
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1939 THE SENTINEL COTT ACE GROVE OREGON 2 LEGAL j^WT-fflS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That by virtue of an execution M oouta extra will bo Cbartvd for borei and order of foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County on the 14th day of February, 1939, upon and pursuant to a decree duly WOOD FIBRE FLOWERS — given and made by said Court on Beautiful Spring Corsages. We the 11th day of February. 1939, fill special orders at 700 Gibbs in a suit pending therein in which Ave. Mrs. G. C. Hood. 28-3tp-30 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON, a FOR SALE—Large house, three national banking association, is acres land, garage, barn. etc. plaintiff, and LILLIAN J. TAYL City spring water. South OR as Administratrix of the es Sixth and St., I. A. Randall. B. B. tate of REBECCA ETHEL TAYL 28-3tp-30 OR, deceased, IDA KATHERINE route. TAYLOR, a single person: LIL- FOR SALE —Planer ends. $2.50 LIAN J. TAYLOR, a widow. Place orders through HARVEY TAYLOR and BELLE W. per A. load. Woodard Lumber com TAYLOR, his wife, JOHN HUGH TAYLOR, a single person, incom pany, phone 4F2. A. L. Woodard. 26-6tp-31 petent, GLADYS PEARL CUN NINGHAM and THOMAS C. CUNNINGHAM, her husband, PLANTS FOR SALE—Red Heart, MYRON TAYLOR and MARY Corvallis. Marshall, Dorsett, JANE TAYLOR, his wife, ELLA Rock Hill everbearing strawber Boysen berries, young ber J. WILLS, a widow, are defen ries, dants, which execution and order ries, raspberries. W. A. Hemen- 28-6tp-33 of sale wets to me directed, and way. Phone 2F22. commanded me to sell the real property hereinafter described to PIANO MUST BE SOLD—Small, late model, high-grade upright, satisfy certain liens and charges in said decree specified, I will, on standard make, guaranteed. Will Tuesday, the 25th day of March. sacrifice for cash or small month 1939, at the hour of ten o’clock ly payments, to save shipping ex a. m., at the southwest front door pense. For full particulars, ad of the County Court House, Eu dress. Adjuster, Cline Piano Co., gene, Lane County, State of Ore 1011 SW Washington, Portland. 28-3tc-30 gon, offer for sale and sell at Oregon. public auction to the highest bid der for* cash, all the right, title FOR SALE—Five-room plastered Fred bungalow and lot. and interest of the defendants in said suit, and all persons claim Jarvis, 427 South Second. 29-ltp ing by, through or under them, subject to redemption as provid FOR SALE—Red clover seed, re ed by law. in and to the follow cleaned, passes Oregon seed ing described real property, to- law. 1938 grown. Claude Arne, wit: phone 1F4. 29-3tp-31. Beginning at a section post at the corners of Sections 28, FOR SALE — 18-year-old brown 29, 32 and 33 Township 21 S. mare, weight 1,000 pounds, to R. 3 West of Willamette foal in June, broke to ride or Meridian, thence 22 rods east, work; good saddle included. $85. thence in a Northeasterly di 30-It 1308 East Main. rection to a point 6 rods South of the Northwest cor FOR SALE or will trade for live ner of the J. P. Taylor’s do stock. 6 lots in Long and Lan nation claim, thence North to dess addition outside city limits. the said corner, thence East H. R. Rawlings, phone 19F3. 28 rods, thence South and 30-3tp-32 West to a point 44 rods East of the H. N. Garoutte’s FOR SALE—Good cow and jer- Southeast corner. thence sery heifer, just fresh, also two West to the said Southeast feeder pigs. Arnold Duerst, Diss, Garoutte ’ s corner of H. N. ton Rte., phone 19FR. 30-ltp land, thence North to section line, thence East in Section FOR SALE—Clover hay, stacked, . line to place of beginning. salted and bailed. Also clover containing 44 acres, more or seed. Drug less, situated in Lane Coun i Store. Inquire at Brown's 30-2tC-31 ty, Oregon. ^^1939^ pUbUshed Feb- FOR SALE - Five-room house „7 I««,*' Mo —h mower and lot; one Jr new lawn “ publication March an<J also planet C. A. SWARTS, Sheriff. 28-5t-32 Lane County, Oregon, J- Green- 323 North C. G. High School News (Francis Hughes, Editor) "People didn't used to have the scientific knowledge about health that we have today," was the statement of Dr. Henrietta Mor ris, associate professor of hygiene on the Oregon State campus, at the girls' league assembly last Friday. People had no facts about health problems in those days. They based what they knew on superstitions. Even such learned people as Charles Dickens believed in SU- pers titions. "The people of yesterday didn’t have the benefits of the knowl edge we now have.” Some of the foolish superstitions we used to have according to Dr. Morris were: Carrying horse chestnuts around with one to ward off rheumatism, believing that thun der will sour milk, and that night air is harmful to persons. "People growing up should put into practice all they know about health habits.” It was Dr. Morris’ belief that even after we know how to prevent diseases we won’t apply our knowledge. Small pox could almost entire ly be done away with if everyone would be vaccinated, but many will not. Dr. Morris continued. ‘To shut off a pain without finding the cause is like shutting off a fire alarm without finding out where the fire is.” "Everyone nowadays," conclud ed Dr. Morris, "has the opportun ity to learn about the basis of good health.” Miriam Ferrin was chairman of the program. At a French club meeting held last Friday, reports were given on French customs, manners and French cooking as a profession, by the losing members of a dues contest. Last minute preparations were made for the French and Latin clubs skating party held Friday night at Midway. Charades were played at a Latin club meeting held last Fri day. Members on the losing side of a dues contest acted out Latin sentences while the rest of the class wrote the sentences in Lat in. The most interesting charade was "The book flys,” for which "Liber volat” was the transla tion, was acted out by Harry Sturges. Lura Wilson was high scorer with four correct sen tences. Also Latin songs were sung and Latin poems were re cited. Five cars of Latin and French students, accompanied by Mr. French and Miss Crabbe, left the high school at 7 o’clock Friday evening, March 3, to go on a par ty at the Eugene skating rink. The main feature of the evening was the fall which Mr. French took while "showing off” in front of the women, but all in all every one seemed to have had a good time. Jtwtp FOR SALE—Team, weight about NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING. 3500. Excellent for logging or farm work. Call or see John Notice is hereby given that the Perini, Disston Route, Cottage undersigned. Executor of the es Grove. 30-3tc-32 tate of H. J. Shinn, deceased, has filed in the County Court of Lane FOR SALE—One five-foot bath County, Oregon, his final account, tub. one china toilet, one 17x19 and that Tuesday, the 14th day of lavatory, all complete, $43.25. Students returning to school March, 1939, at 10 o’clock A. M. J. A. Stewart, phone 217J. 30-ltp Monday after a period of absence due to illness were: Charles Mc in the Court House at Eugene, Allister, junior; Bertha Thoma Lane County, Oregon, has been ----------- —---- fixed by said Court as the time pQn RENT _ six rooms, bath, son, sophomore; Wendell Small and place for hearing and acting some fruit, barn room, pasture and Marian Balch, seniors. Karl Keele and Dale Perini, upon said account, and settlement for cow. Inquire W E. Burkett, sophomores, withdrew from school thereof. First publication thereof Pass Creek Service Station. last week because of illness. this 9th day of February, 1939. 29-3tp-31 CHARLES M. SHINN, The speaker at the Boys’ Fed ALTA KING, FOR RENT — 2-room apartment; eration meeting last Friday was Attorney. ~ wood, lights and water fur. the Rev. Camp who has spent 24 nished. 1308 East Main. 30-ltp years in India. The Rev. Camp is NOTICE TO CREDITORS. a Methodist minister. He said, "I wear this garb because we find Notice is hereby given that on --------------- --- that we get along better with the 15th day of February, 1939, WANT TO RENT small ranch, the government and the people.” Dollie E. Houser, was appointed dose to town. Address Box 372, He touched on the manners of Executrix with the will annexed Cottage Grove. 29-2tc-30 different countries, but centered of the estate of Allie C. Hawkins, his talk on India. deceased, by the County Court of MlSCCllaneOUS The Rev. Camp said that when Lane County, Oregon. All persons a man of lower birth meets a man having claims against said estate DREgs MAKING, remodeling old of higher birth, he must prostrate are to , - present ■ •*- the ... required - . , them, dresses, altering Eind embroid- ....................... himself on the ground, ’ while with proper vouchers, duly ven- ery work Reasonable prices. 1308 more noble person has to only fied, as by law required, to said Main F -------------- ------- — 30.1tp • bow. - No person ever shakes hands Executrix, at the law office of ------- with any other person because if LIGHT SNOWFALL Alta King, 613 Main Street, Cot he wels of noble birth he would tage Grove, Lane County, Ore- , . „ , . . „ . . lower himself to the class of the gon, within six months from the A light snowfall occurred in reon clasped hands with, date of the first publication of this area Monday. Here it fell in- The Christians of India of course this notice, to-wit: February 16th,. termittently with rain, but melt- shake hands. ed Eis rapidly as it fell, but in the 1939. There are more than one hun- DOLLIE E. HOUSER, ¡higher altitudes, particularly Executrix, with the Will above Dorena, the fall measured two to three inches and halted Annexed. logging operations temporarily. ALTA KING, Attorney . 27-5t-31 For Rent Wanted FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Inquire at the National Farm Loan office, 167 E. 8th St., Eu gene, Tel. 1068, or write C. A. | Barnes, 167 E. 8th St. Eugene. 26-8tc-33 J Hjalmar Schacht, the financial wizard, recently ousted by Hitler as head of the Reichbank, was re ported Saturday to have received instructions from Hitler to take charge of a great campaign to revive foreign trade. L. P. SANFORD SIGNS Decorating 23 North 7th abres CAN be BIG PROFIT We want you to aatiaty yossneu that YOU, TOO, can make more money and raise fine calves, healthy calves, on Security Food in place of milk. This palatable, wed balanced milk food is for the baby calf the first six weeks. It contains cod liver oil. iodine and the essential vitamins. Good growth, strong bones and free dom from scours follow the feeding of Security Food. Come in and get a pail. If you are not satisfied with the results it will not cost you anything. C. A. Beidler Feed and Seed Store Cottage Grove, Ore. BONE DRY WOOD $3.00 per cord Also No. 1 and No. 2 Block Ervin Hansen 707 No. 10th Phone 184R STOMACH distress RELIEVE THE DISCOMFORT OF A HEAVY MEAL WITH DIA-BISMA An antacid powd»» and olkalii- ing agent Take it oH«f meals oj whenever an obnoomal amount of acidity In the stomach brings dn uncomfortable feeling Sold only bv _________________ _ KELLY DRUG CO YOUR PENSLAR DRUG STORE dred different classes in India. A whose birthdays came in Febru Mohammedan prays five times a ary. The class will continue hon day, touching his forehead to the oring birthdays each month. A group of ladies gave a show ground, and worshiping "Allah” er Thursday at the home of Mrs. his god. The people in India never touch Morten in honor of Mrs. Cecil anything that they eat with their Morten, who was married recent left hand, because the left hand ly- is the dirty hand and the right Mrs. Inna Castle and children the clean hand. have moved their household gtxxls An Indian picks up his food in' to Cottage Grove and expect to his hand, gives it a squeeze and make their home there. Miss scoopa it in his mouth with his Vena Castle has been staying thumb. with Mrs. Castle. The houses of the poorer class Mr. and Mrs. Rowlings and Mr. are made of mud with no furni and Mrs. Lysle of Eugene were ture. There are no spoons or visitors Sunday at the Mrs. Lo dishes because they say "Allah retta Ball hame. made no spoons.” Mr. and Mrs. Doc Pitcher were Some of the Indians start to work at 3 a. m. and work until guests Thursday for dinner at the 9:00 p. m. The others do nothing. Loretta Ball home. They never kill any living thing I Guests at the Roy Kennedy in India, because of the teachings home last week were: Mr. and of their religion. Mrs. Harry Greenlee and Vern The Rev. Camp said that there Wright of Los Angeles. Mrs. Unis were more boy and girl scouts in Wellard of Redding. Vern Wright India than there were in Ameri came to take his wife and baby ca. back to California with him, Questions were asked by the where he has work. boys and the Rev. Camp closed his Mrs. Clifford Lebow hurt her talk by saying that there are foot quite badly recently while many people, one-third in 'fact, helping Mr. Lebow load a plow that have never been under Brit on the car. The plow fell on her ish rule. There are one hundred foot. and seventy states in India that Mr. and Mrs. Art Jenkins of have their own king, queen and Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. chieftans. Harold Kirk wen* visitors Sun- Proceeding the assembly Pat day at the Bert Myers home, Baldwin and Betty Jones sang a duet, accompanied on the piano by Frances Hughes. Mosby Creek The Harris family have moved onto the old John Gray place. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle and Leon Lancaster went to Eugene Sunday to visit Josie Chapman, who underwent an operation last week. Mrs. Bridwell gave a birthday party Wednesday afternoon in honor of Peggy Jane Eastburn and Gerladine Bridwell. Finis Rose, the teacher in the1 upper grade room, is ill at his home. Miss Helen Jones has gone to work for Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist at Hebron. 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