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LEGAL NOTICES FOR RENT killt H KNI SI MMOSS api nixliisi Viotto | mt monili I lausen, Road, ?«9J U DRIVE TRUCK I Jfcxxxx Ft iR RENT: Small nuxli rn hou. newly SEWING TO RENT JA >R RENT: Furnlsed cabin MiHI 9 F* >R RENT: Furnished n pm I menU. Knox Hill apartment house. Richard Kelso, 2110 E DECORATED 2 bcdioom M un 'I lip II ALTERATIONS mid D m mukin« Phone all kinds 10 tfcxx .o.i SEE US F( >R : Butto n h o 1 e », button coverings, covered licH*, mid buckles, Iwmstititchlng. I Phone Arliene'». 42-tfcxx 'Hl n-frlg., oil circulator, hoi mid F< >R RENT: 2 and 3 room nuMlcrn cold wuti-r furnixhcd New tile collages; also sleeping room. flouring, central utility room, Evergreen Auto Court. 5-tfcxx K'Tixi month River Roml VH I-< iR RENT: Cabins $35 (M) |x r lege, 555 No Riu-r Road month and up, nil utilities, trail III He WOOL PRESSER Cottage Grove er space available .washing ma- Cleaners. Phoni' 81. 401 Milin LOCKERS FOR RENT Collage i hine mid dryer. Robbins Re.t, 50-1 f< Grove ice Works. Phone 255 Phone SIM.J I II way ! 7 Ite 10 WANTED: An elderly woman to keep house for an old ¡"ent Ph. 373J2. t-atp-W HELP WANTED ANTED: Woman for shill pu mg. Apply Collins Uiundry and Dry Cli am is. 1019 E. Main, uhoni- 14 10-ltc —Moving— To Our New Location WANTED: Ex|H i ien< cd woman Io take charge of mangling. Apply Collins Diundry and Dry Clean ers. 1019 East Main, phone 44. 10-lie at 620 Whiteaker WORK WANTED GASPER SHOE SHOP Formerly F<iR BABY SITTING, housi-ki ( |>- ing or prnctic.il nursing, s<c Mr. J H George, 2 miles west on Gowdyvilh- roml 10-11p ANTED: Baby sitting. Miss J. Johnson, coi n< r L and Chest- lOltp nul st. RED BOOT SHOE SHOP WORK WANTED: Wanted small Mainwaring Bro-. Ri' I). 10-lip WATCH FOR OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT ORK WANTED: Housekeeping by refined lady for one to three adults. Phone H17Y. 10-Up fumais -s and .stoves cleaned. Vacuum system Dave calls at Cottage (Irmi WHEN DO WORK WANTED: Will care for small children in my home Mrs. Ralph Warren, phone 815R1 9-41 p-12 We dry filln rls and walnuts. Each customer's nuts handiisi sepa- i.itcly Pfeiffer's Fruit Farm. 181 h Ave., Eugene. 8-5tp-12 WORK Rim Mo t certainly it 's not when you arc stiff and cold You can’t expect your car to work its l>4- t with heavy summer "Tease and oil Drive in HOW before old man winter pets around the corner Let us service vour car from top to tires THEN YOU KNOW you are et lor winter "WE AIM T OTAKE CARE OF OUR OWN" McCOY MOTORS ••Your < IH RSI I R Gth and Washington PI.S MOI I II D- ah r Phone G4 Girls chib will I m - available for baby sitting at all times. 5Oc | m r h«>ur during day or evening. 7<ic after midnight. Phone 456J. 8-3tpl(l CARPENTER WORK WANTI D: remodeling Cabinet 1855 West work H-5tc-12 Main Phone 114 Y am now to teach Will also firing for 1er, route miles east on I. Box 596. Mosby creek. Phone 46F22. 3-tfcxx W< >RK WANTED: I equipi rd a n d ready ceramics in my home, sell ceramics and do SEPTIC TANKS anleed. Passed by health lioard. Cottage Giove mid vicinity. Call 449E Cottage Grove or Thomp son's Sanitary Service. Phone 7-9727. Springfield. 44-tfcxx Ph. 444 and Double Check! SENTINEL WANT-ADS GET RESULTS! PHONE 555 or 556 MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND Thurs., Oct. IS, 1919 Thr Aentlnrl, Cottaci* Orete, Oregon Ntutrment o t the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc., Rr«|ulre<l by the Act» of Con gress of August ?l, 1913, an am- niem1«*<l by the wt of Man h 3. 1983, and July 1, HMA, Of Cottag«? Grove Sentinel, published weekly at Cottage Grove, Oregon for October 1, 1919, State of Oregon^ County of Lane, ss. Before me, a notary public in and for the State and county aforesaid. p«-rsonally appeared W. C. Martin, who, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the publisher of the Cottage Grove Sentinel, and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the owner- ship, management, circulation, etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of August 24, 1912, as amended by the Act of March 3, 19.33, and July 2, 1916 (section 537, Postal Laws and Regulations», printed on the reverse side of this form, to-wit: 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business manager is W. C. Martin, Cottage Grove, Oregon. 2. That the owner is: W. C. Martin, Cottage Grove. Oregon. 3. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securi ties are: None. 5. That the average number of copies of each issue of this publica- tion sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during th«» ¿twgluay months preceding the date‘»l»'Wiw above is 2.270. W C. MARTIN Owner Sworn to and subscribed be- before me this 1st day of O-toU-r, t 1949. MIRIAM L. ADKINS My commission expires Novt-m- i 4 be, 28, 1952. Damp gloves should be elr drled before you put them away to pre vent mildew and spotting HORNET Power Saws As Low As $310 00 Plus Freight Scissor Sharpening MALL Saw and Chain Prices Have Dropped at Chezem Saw Shop 849 No. Lane St. Cottage Grove Phone 739-J Any Hour Wart, the Speed Cop By Gene, Bob and Jimmie Un ÜHR h II ijl jofld NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT ON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned Administra trix of the Estate of WILLIAM ALLEN MARTIN. Deceased, has filed her Final Account for the final settlement of said Estate in the Circuit Court for Lane Coun ty, State of Oregon, and that Tues day. the 18 day of October, 1919, in the Circuit Court Room of said Court, in the County Court House. Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, has been by said Court fixed as the time and place for hearing objec tions to said Final Account and for final settlement of said Estate. EVA A. MARTIN. Administratrix. HERBERT W. LOMBARD. At- 6-5t-10 torney for Estate. THE OLD HOME TOWN SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK Pjtv1 By R. J. SCOTT ------------- in WYOMING, AH ancient volcano ’ s throw , 865 fEET HM WAS set ASlDt U ¿ AS A NATIONAL MONUMENT in OOi. * ? SCQAPS AS JtFFERWI ^MALAYAS Bv STANLEY VERSION of T he s < eam R oller is man power . shoes left at Brisbane Electric alunit two weeks ago. < hvner may have same by (-ailing for them. 702 Main, phone 73. 10-ltc SAID- ¿3 w 4 a < is T hl ÖLPEST POLtTiCAL PARÏY IN <»•* US. .laqua farm, heiler. Call -ÏK e D emocratic party . 1.13. FOUND: 1n Grants Pass, female dog in ning Cottage Grove li- censc tag. Rc'.embles bird dog F«ir information «-all 2986 or write Route 3. Box .325, Grants Pass, Ore. 10-2tc-H "JOE BEAVER IT is AGAINST ikt law 4 SHORE 10UD EHOUgg-to ANKoY Y our HEKJHB ö SS IN PUSH, HOUTt/ CMOHMA. By Ed Nofzioet WATCH REPAIRS for less. •‘Guaranteed watch and jewelry rtTtairing." J. L. Stokes, 816 Main, phone 7d9. 24-tfcxx IX) YOU HAVE an alcohol prob lem? Do you really wish to quit? Alcoholics Anonymous. Write P. O. Box 13 or Ph 413JL ROBERTS and DRURY PLUMBING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREtiON FOR LANE COUNTY N. and RUTH OHRLIW Plaintiffs, OHRMNG. In wife, V». B. G. BANTON and LILLIE MAY BANTON, his wife; ANSON V. TT l< >M I 'S( )N an d EIJ ,LS E. THOMPSON, his wife; BERT G. BABB mid CARRIE GAIL BABB, his wife; DIRK C. KOK. Jr. and his wife; BEN BETTY K< )K BALDRI! XIE and LEONE BAI DRUHiE, his wife; WADE PAL MER ami .MRS. WADE PALMER, Defendants. his wife; TO: ANSON V THOMPSON and Reid these Classified Ad ELLIS E THOMPSON, his wife; columns and check the items BEN BALDRIIX3E and LEONE of interest to you ... if you BALDRIIXIE, his wife; • DEFENDANTS. wear out a pencil doing so, IN THE NAME OF THE well supply you with STATE OF OREGON: You are another. hereby summoned and required to api^-ar and answer the Compaint of the plaintiffs filed against you in the above entitled suit on or be fore the last day of th«- time pre- scnlx-d in the order of publication, to-wit: on or before the 13 day of October, 1919; and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want ! thereof th** plaintiffs will apply ' to the alxive entitled Court for the relief prayed for in plaintiffs’ Complaint, to-wit: That you, and each of you. be ad judgefl to have no estate or interest whatsoever in and to th«1 lands and premises hen in described: Beginning at a point 660 feet north of a [Klint on the South THREE LOVELY »35.00 KIT- line of the Lawrence Poindex lo give away (Martin ter Donation Land Claim No. Misk I Better hurry. Mrs. Earl 52, Notification No. 2114, in 113» Tliay. r, city. _____ ( ’onn. Township 17 .South, Range 4 WAT! K WELL DRILLING West of the Willamette Me See your water well driller, J. IL ridian, said jioint being 229.68 Thomas. U-fore you buy or b. feet west of the southeast cor stall your pump. Pumps and ner of said donation land supplies. J. II. Thomas, Cottage claim and ftom said priint of Grove. Diranc Rte. Gowdyville. beginning running thence par tfcxxx Phone 427J2. allel with the south line of s.iid claim bearing North 89’ RE-ROOF NOW. All types of 36' West a distance of 1398.57 roofing and repairs. FHA terms, feet; thence North 432.96 feet three years to pay. Call Charles to a point which is 22222 chains east of the center of tage Grow*, phone 243R. County Road No. 200, also 42-tf('xx known as the River Road; thence North 89 36' West TWO UNDERWiXlD standard 284 24 feet to an iron pipe typewriters nt reduced prices. marking the southeast corner 43-1 tex The Sentinel. Ph. of that tract of land described certain deed from in Wislding Announcements anti Samuel Gray to Milton Nicoilo Attractive guest books for your and re<-orded in Volume 81 at wedtling or entertainment. Page 20-1 of Lane County Th«- Sentinel — lk-«d Records; thence north Subscribe to the Sentinel. New:., 883 55 fr«*t to a point which is features, pictures of interest to 0 13 chains south of the center you and your friends. All this line of the (liwi Road. Coun ty R o a d No. 1229; thence South 89 55' East parallel with the center of Green Road Wixlding Announcements a n .1 1103.32 feet; thence south Invitations The Sentinel. 210.7 feet; thence east 564.57 Phones 555 or 556. feet to the east line of the L, Poindexter Donation Land (Taim No. 52; tin nee follow ing along the east boundary of said claim U-anng South .31 west 80 33 feet; thence south 11 .30' west 429.0 feet: thence East 264.0 feet; South 20 thence South 32 East 138.50 feet to the northwest corner of that tract ol land conveyed to A. S. Johnston and re corded in Volume 113 at page 330 of Lane County Oregon Deed Records; thence South 266.23 feet to the point of be- ginning, all in Lane County, « iregon. and that th«- plaintiffs, N. M. DUELING and RUTH OHRLING. his wife, i are the owners in fee simple of the property described herein as set forth in the Com- plaint herein; and that you, and each of you, be forever barred and enjoim-d from asserting any claim whatever in or to the aforesaid lands adverse to the plaintiffs: and for such other and further relief as to thr- Court may seem just and equitable. This Summons is published pur- suant to an order signed by the EAST. Circuit HON. W.M. •Judge of Lane County, State of Oregon, on the 13 day of Sep tember, 1949. which order directs that this Summons be published once a week for four successive weeks in the Cottage Grove Sen- tinel, a weekly newspaper of gen eral circulation, printed and pub lished in Cottage Grove, Lane County, State of Oregon, and that you be required to appear and answer on or before the last day of the time prescribed in said or der, to-wit: on or before the 13 day of October. 1949. Date of first publication Sep tember 15, 1919. Date of Last pub lication October 13, 1949. HERBERT W. LOMBARD, At torney for Plaintiffs. Residence and Post Office Address: Wiser Bldg., Cottage Grove, Oregon. 6-5t-10 WIRING SUPPLIES HEATING SHEET METAL Ph. 444 205 North 9th HOWDY FOLKS!! Just about everyone round the shop here has gotten his buck by now. A few of us including myself have just shot a few holes in the atmosphere. That hasn’t stopped us from carrying on with our jobs though. While we didn’t have souper sudden service during the first part of the season, we are now back on schedule and are now offer ing “instant quick” action in addition to our regular hurrying. This includes ail departments now so if you want anything done in the PLUMBING, HEATING, WIR ING or SHEET METAL LINES just call 444 and there’ll be a man at your door. Discriminating Buyers Who Want the Best Always Point to Hotpoint. CLIFF AND GEORGE “WE HURRY” Be by the Armory REMEMBER this Saturday at 3:00 P. M PERSONALS CARDS OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone that helped by their service and encouraging words or helped in any way when our son was lost. Mr. and 10-1 tp Mrs. L. E. Hudgins. BUTANE TANKS & GAS Robbins Rest Columnar Pads - The Sentinel. ÄF oah N umskull YOU'RE TELLING ----------------------------------------- By WILLIAM RITY--------------- Central Press Writer MOSCOW has gotten down as far as T in the Inventions Claimed Department and comes up with the solemn assurance that the Russians invented the army tank. Must have been a sort of horseless droshky on treadskis. s' i s Two Canadian youths, in their new cars, staged a race. The traffic cop won. Theaters and movie houses to show the World Series via tele vision. Does this mean popcorn is to be eclipsed by the lowlv goober? In restoring order in the Colom bia Congress three were shot, one fatally. Good thing they didn't let matters get out of hand. Het dogs in the logos looms as a possibility. Bet how will the ater baseball fan bo able to sec well enough to fill out his score card? New Zealand reports develop ment of a four-legged chicken. Wonder if Down Under will be come known as the Land of the Ample Drumsticks? ?\CklNL^ Cr It’s Hoyt King, the cfiice economist, who wonders if in that British crisis an ounce of prevention might not have pre vented the $2.SO pound of cute. * ! ! Forest Service, U. 8. DoparUneM o( Aftrkullun; 'Just think, this was once a river when we had better forest coved" BY WALLY BISHOP MUGGS AND SKEETER I'M AFRAID OF LIGHTNING I! WHATS WROMG J WITH THEM? DEAR/4OAH= DOES A POULINS PlN^ONLY OATHSte MOSS - - O/Sl P ay D av ? MRS <5. WWE<3AI?7E ai P lainfield , ai ■ _____ D earmoah - is an OCTOPUS A CAT WITH EI6HT LESS ?• Mes EACu MUMMEY Hen-ueeTiD^/N, pfajala « SE-MO Youe NOTOMS Tb ' 7WF old <autz KIOŒI& — nwrwvtM •» Kin« riMtM«« «*• i. _