M .» LEGAL
Mothers Fight Conscription
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has filed
herein his final account as the
Administrator of the estate of
FRANK C. FEGLES. deceased,
with the County Court of Lane
County, State of Oregon, and an
order has been made and entered
of record directing this notice and
setting the 1st day of October,
1940, at the hour of ten o’clock
a. m, of said day as the time, and
the County Court Room in the
County Court House at Eugene,
Lane County, Oregon, as the place
for the hearing of objections, if
any, to the said final account and
the final settlem ent of said estate.
Dated and first published this
29th day of August, 1940.
Date of last publication, Sep­
tember 26, 1940.
JASPER FEGLES, Adminis­
trator of the Estate of
Frank C. Fegles, Deceased.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
Attorney for Administrator.
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NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
FRANK KELLY. Adminis­
trator of the Estate of
William A. Kelly, Deceas­
ed.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
Attorney for Administrator.
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‘Man In the Moon’
The “ man in the moon.'* a faint
resemblance to a human figure, la
best visible when the moon is eight
days old.
Professional Cards
For Rent
Members of Congress of Mothers of U. 8 . set up death watch outside
Senate to confer w ith Rush H olt, anti-conscription Senator from
West V irginia.
First Lighthouses
The earliest lighthouses of which
there »re records were the towers
built by the Libyans and the Cushites
in Lower Egypt, beacon drop being
maintained in some of them by the
priests. The famous Pharos of Alex­
andria was built by Sostratus in the
reign of Ptolemy I I and was re­
garded as one of the wonders of the
world. The name Pfc«ros became
the general term for all lighthouses,
and the term pharology has been
used for the science of lighthouse
construction.
DENTISTS
DR. W. E. LEBO W—Dentistry
-N o. 1 Omer Apartments
Cottage Grove, Ora. Phone 35
DR. CL H. KIME. Dentist—Of­
fice in First National Bank
Building. Phone 10. Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
PHYSICIANS
H. AXLEY, Physician and Sur­
geon — Evenings by appoint­
ment. Over Kem’s for Drugs.
Cottage Grave, Oregon.
Clutch,”
quake.
though—only
an
earth­
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Bathing ir Bygone Days
Our ancient ancestors who lived ii
warm and temperate climates evi­
dently discovered the soothing ef­
fects of bathing much sooner than
their northern neighbors.
Among
the Hebrews, foot baths were sym­
bols of hospitality while Greeks.
Romans, and Egyptians enjoyed
bathing even before the pleasure ol
soap and water washing was known
P ra irie Dog’s D iet
Seventy-eight per cent of a prairie
deg's diet consists of plants of for
age or crop value.
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• Cortot Shop—Buffet Town
• Borage Opposite
A Welcome Awaitt You
6 0 0 ROOMS • SENSIBLE RATES
Typewriters for rent
Typewriters for sale.
The Sentinel
PHONE 159
$75.00
29 Ford
T hrift-W ise
Cottage Orove, Ora.
* A rcade T h e a tre
Aclntlaalon 10c and 8Sc
Fri.-Not., Mept. 8-7: “Coinin' Round the Mountain.”
Bob Burns, Una Merkel. Also preview feature, “We
Who Are Young," Lana Turner, John Shelton.
Nun.-M on.-Tuca., MepL 8-0-10: " N e w
M oon,” J a n ­
ette MacDonald. Nelson Eddy, Mary Boland.
W ed.-Thura., MepL 11-12: T U I We M eet A g a in .”
D iane T h e a tre
Admission 10c. and 25c
Bargain N ig h ts 10c .. S aturday M atinee 10c and 15c
Thnra.-FrL. MepL 5-8: "Golden O loves,” Jean Cag­
ney, Richard Denning. Bargain Nights. Adm. 10c.
Mat.-Mun., MepL 7-8: T h e ( « n o n City Kid,” Roy
Rogers, George Hayes, Pauline Moore. Also preview
feature, "Saturday’s Children,’’ John Garfield, Ann
Shirley, Claude Rains. Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m.
Admission 10c and 15c.
Mon.-Tues.-Wed.. MepL 8-10-11—CLOMED.
Thura.Frl., Mept. 12-18: "Hid Patrol.” Lull Deste,
Philip Dom. Bargain Nights. Admission 10c.
$75.00
PIANO BARGAIN—Want respon­
sible party to take over good
used piano and pay out contract.
Easy terms. Piano must be moved
at once. For information write
Tallman Piano Store, Salem. Ore­
gon
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Typewriters for rent
Typewriters for sale.
Typewriters for rent
Typewriters for sale.
WELDING
Electric
Gas
Cottage Grove Welding and
Boiler Works
Madison S t . 7 - t f c
friend. George W Bill. Windsor.
Conn . treasurer of the Windsor
Trust company, found 47 pearla In
a single oyster. Three were a quar­
ter of an Inch In diameter.
Free Enlargement of Tour
Choice With Every Boll
REPRINTS 3« EACH
Guaranteed Work
MIGHT BE COAXED into selling
my home, 4 bed rooms, two bath
rooms, refinished inside and out,
all modem conveniences. Attrac­
tive price and terms within rea­
son. W. C. Martin at Sentinel of­
fice.
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FOR SALE or Trade for hay, fat
Toulouse geese. R. H. Manbeck,
2 miles west on Lorane route.
4-ltp
• Famously Fbw Food
• Modem Appointments
• Lauriano Outside Rooms
Typewriters for rent
Typewriters for sale.
FOR SALE—Best 80-acre farm in
Lane county. If you want a real
attractive farm and home, write
box XG % Sentinel.
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Exposures
Merle Oberon, George Brent. Pat O'Brien. Also pre­
view feature. "The Lone Wolf Meets A Lady,” War­
ren William, Jean Muir.
TOMATOES for canning. Seaver's ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
—3 Vi miles east on Row River
Wiring and Rewiring
road. Phone 33-F-14.
2-3tp-4 Leon C. Goddard. 401 Main St.,
phone 156L-201.
10-tfc
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RED FRYERS, fresh dressed for
Rich Food
Saturday delivery. Phone 28F5.
2-31 p-4
While dining at the home of a
take your offer. Write P. O. Box
344. Cottage Grove, Oregon. Also
for sale, toy Boston.
4-3tp-6
J. E. YOUNG, Attorney at Law
—Kelly Building, Cottage
Grove.
Typewriters for rent
Typewriters for sale.
For Sale or Trade
FLOOR SANDER FOR RENT -
Apply to Grove Hardware Oo.
32-tfc
Films Developed
and
Printed
If you can't eat or sleep b e c a u s e ------------------------------------------
gas bloats you up try Adlerika. f o r SALE - Two teams, large
™
7 “ ’ T ’T
horees Henry Bricker, SprirJ-
on heart from stomach gas due to f.olrl nhnno T7F11
7
constipation. Adlerika cleans out — ’
BOTH bowels. Kelly Drug Cb., m R cat f
and Cottage Grove Pharmacy.
) F
near h^h s c h S Wili
HERBERT W. LOMBARD, At­
torney at Law. First Nation­
al B a n k building. Cottage
Grove, Oregon. Phone 94.
ALTA JONG — Lawyer. «13
Main s t r e e t Office phone
254J; Res. phone, 28F31,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Typewriter» for rent
Typewriters for sale.
Rataa: Vraa ca o u pwt nna o r ooa cent per
•rord. w ith m inim um chars« or 29 canta.
rhraa Insertions fo r the prlca o f 1H . if
paid la advance W an t ada w ill ba oharsad
mt? w h e n f ir a u or Individual« bava aa-
Abllahad credit. Send money to Insure m -
w rU oo. I f charsad add 19e c a o u . Keyed
*>1« 29 rents ex tra
C ard of lh a n lu 90
cent« If not over SO word«,
if over SO
word», card» of thank« w ill be ch arred at
he reg u lar rate. Copy must be In W ed-
le w la y la Insure Insertion.
FOR RENT to small fumlly. two
bedroom house, both, electrici­
ty. gurage, garden spot about 4
miles south of Cottage Grove on
Pacific highway. Telephone. Alsea
Hawley 5F12 for appointment.
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u-rs* Owrilinga la l'e ra
U has completed Its third (urge
ut workers* dwellings.
DON’T SLEEP W HEN
* ton pickup. Runs good. 1940 li-
OAS PRESSES HEART cense Gray Motor 00 23 N- 8th.
H. E. S H U E Y — Physician
A Surgeon.
Over Kent’s
Drug Store, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
DR. J. W. TARR, Naturopatic
Physician. General practice.
Office at 117 South 3rd S t ,
phone 129-R.
ATTORNEYS
T I T L E ABSTRACT COM­
PANY OF EUGENE, Fred
G. Stickles, Pros. "R m I Title
Sendee.” 881 Oak S treet
Eugene. Oregon.
'WSHTADS
FOR RENT: 2 rooms and storing
space. Lights, wood and water
furnished, $8.00. 1st house south
walker high school. Write P. O.
Box 344. Cottage Grove, Oregon.
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FOR SALE—6-room house, mod­
em except heat, excellent condi­
tion. 3 bedrooms, lot 215x127 ft.
Fruit and berries. Small down SEE H. N. TRAXLER. Creswell.)
payment, balance as rent. Owner,
for real estate and exchanges.
1306 South 4th St.
4-3tc-6 Also fire and auto insurance. 20tfc
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FOR SALE -213 acres heavy tim-
All kinds of welding, both elec­
berland in Douglas county. tric and acetylene. Machinery re­
We
and went to bed, only to be awak­ Much of it fir. A bargain. Interest­ pairing and blacksmithing.
ed parties write Mrs. Eli Eaton. retail Portland oxygen. O. K.
ened at midnight by a great rattling
810 Minnesota avenue, Gladstone. Welding Shop, phone 181J.
of windows and trembling of the
Michigan.
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whole house. It wasn’t “the Lone
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RUSSELL E. SMITH, Funeral
Director. Cottage Grove, Ore,
phone 101.
Situations Wanted
Help Wanted
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned h a s filed
herein his final account as the Ad­
ministrator of the Estate of WIL­
LIAM A. KELLY, deceased, with
the County Court of Lane Coun­
ty, State of Oregon, and an order
has been made and entered of
record directing this notice and
setting the 24th day of Septem­
ber, 1940, at the hour of ten
o’clock A. M. of said day as the
T h e Lone Clutch*
time, and the County Court Room
When a rock with a note wrapped
in the County Court House at Eu­ around it crashed through their win­
gene. Lane County, Oregon, as the dow about 10 o’clock one night. Dr.
place for the hearing of objec­ and Mrs. M . M . Campbell of Seattle.
tions. if any, to the said final ac­
Wash., thought they were the vic­
count and the final settlem ent of
tims of a practical joker. The note
said estate.
Dated and first published this read: " I strike at midnight or else.
To you from the Lone Clutch. Put
22nd day of August. 1940.
Date of last publication Septem­ $2 on the porch.” They laughed
ber 19 1940
>445
36 Olds
>445
Dix. tudor — motor overhauled.
"SAFETY TESTED" guarantee.
Gray Motor Co.
4-ltc SITUATION WANTED — Effici­
ent. capable, experienced young
FOR SALE: Jersey springer, six married man desires office work
years old. F. W. Sharon. Sagl- in or near Cottage Grove, full or
n a w ^ jD r e ^ ________ Jh3tp-6
part time. Have had varied gener­
al office experience. 5 yrs. with
large private concern in Portland,
5 yrs. with U. S. Govt. Typing,
WANTED: Good all around man shipping, collateral, surveyance
I for dairy work. Must be neat legal documents, purchasing, re-
and dependable. Phone 1F13 Sun­ jiorts, statistics, accounting, cal­
rise Dairy, or apply ut 104 I St.
culating, mimeograph, etc. Notary
Public. Will furnish references in
WANTED: Reliable woman for Portland and Cottage
Grove.
general housework. Call 174R Phone 2577-M Eugene (evenings
for appointment.
4-tfc collect), or write Harvey. P. O.
Box 992, Eugene, Ore.
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WANTED — Experienced farm
hand. Board, room, laundry and
small wages. Inquire at London LOST: Duo 620 kodak camera,
Wednesday evening at baseball
Store.
4-ltp
game. $5.00 reward If returned to
McCoy Motors. No questions ask-
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WANT ADS
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BIG-
-THINGS_____
School days, are happy days
witr new furniture, desks, lamps,
rugs, and easy comfortable chairs
from Callahan’s, Eugene.
Beds used for 98c. springs for
98c. mattresses new at $4.99.
Desks new for >8.50 and chairs
for 89c.
Roll round beds >9.95 . . . takes
less room and coil roll away beds
>24.75.
$17 springfilled mattress $9.98.
Callahan’s have a very fine as­
sortment of used home needs . . .
used as follows >200 Universal
electric refrigerator >99.50 . . . .
>150 davenport and chair >74.50,
and a fine used walnut bed room
suite >29.75, and another for
>23.75.
Shop with Callahan’s Furniture
Store, Eugene, Heilig Theatre
Building.
4 -ltc
FOR SALE— % H.P. 32 volt mo­
tor, excellent condition. Reason­
able price. Phone 201. Radio Ray.
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$975
40 Olds
>975
5000 miles,
many accessories.
"SAFETY TESTED” guarantee.
Gray Motor Co., 23 N. 8th. 4 -ltc
FOR SALE: 2 Herford bull calves
and six weaner pigs. Write Box
168, Route 1, Creswell, Oregon.
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Late model electric refrigerator.
Excellent condition. 5V4 ft. size.
Was traded in on 8 ft. Ciosley
Shelvador. See it at Radio Ray’s.
4-ltp
For School Use
We have a select stock of rebuilt and guaranteed
standard typewriters at less than have the cost of new
machines. Also a selection of new Portable Typewriters
in the price range of $28.00 to $64.50.
Terms if desired. If you need a typewriter for local
school or college this fall, see us now while the selection
is complete.
COTTAGE GROVE
SENTINEL
25 North Sixth Street
An Office Form for Every Need