Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., February 28, 1919, Image 2

WELCOME HOME!
EIOM INC^E
We welcome Home all the boys in service
from the army ami navy, from across the
seas ami from the training camps.
One |n| remnant* of »ilk . » m il mill m l tun fab
rim ; tilsn lii'r , rililion, oili'lotb, 1 * 11 ’., ill short
lollgtll*.
( I n n |o| shoes for unuicn »m l children, i nr I ml
in « mini I* slipper* 11 ml pumps.
1 inn lot of hut», tuiiiK mill cups Tor ........... .
noil children.
All rciiiiiiniii« winter r o n t* for » o m r n 11 ml
-lor our bous
You have made noble sacrifices and
have stood ready to give your all in de­
fense of “ right,” your home and your
country. In your willing service you have
helped to win victory for the whole world
and we are all proud of you.
To all of you we extend a most hearty
welcome home again.
RUMMAGE BARGAIN SALE THIS WEEK
AND NEXT-HALF PRICE
girl*.
Olio l.ot ilri"»t'*, waists. n|iron«. middies, r t r
A ll I Sr, 20r, 25c 11 ml 33c frmiii'il |iirtiirni »1
o n i'fo u r III o ff rr«iiliir price.
Olio lot oioii'* mol liny» ’ »tiw ».
A ll turn'll wool mackinaws, rim' 38 to 40,
M o n 'r nil wool li> ««rr shirt*.
A ll m i'll'r winter rotton underwear.
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These are the days when we want to look and be at our best to make the boys doubly glad that they
have come back to the grandest land on earth. To aid you in brightening up the home to make the
welcome of the home coming week a record breaker we have plaoed on sale a special selection of
merchandise of all kinds, specially chosen to meet the needs and wishes of every man and woman
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There is a crispness in the neat color contrasts in the pattern­
ing of the now shirts we are showing for spring wear which
will appeal to the fashionable man who appreciates wearing
a shirt that holds its freshness of appearance right down to
the last laundering.
Priced..................................................$1.25, $1.50, $1.75 to $5.00
Smart, New Styles in Spring
Neckwear for Men
AVe have just opened and put on sale our new lines of neck­
wear selected from the smartest styles for spring. You will
he surprised at the splendid ties we are showing, especially
at. the moderate prices asked for them*
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l*riced........ ............. .......................................... 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
OVERCOATS $15.95— All Oregon wool overcoats which for­
merly sold at $19.00 to $20.00 during winter now
$15.95
HATS $2.00 Out> large lot of men's fell hats, values to $.'1.50,
in gray, brown and black; sizes ti il l to 7 14; each
$2.00
SHIRTS $1.69 One large lot of men'a dress shirts including
best makes and new patterns, which formerly sold at $2.00,
$225 and $2.50, all si /. n , choice each
$1.69
CAPS $1.00 One lot of men's caps in several patterns and
styles; values $1.25 and $1.50; sizes 6 2-4 to 7 1-2. Your choice
eaeh now................ ..............
$1 00
SUSPENDERS 45c One lot of men’s suspenders in narrow,
medium and wide widths; regular values 50c, title, 65c. Your
choice now pair..........................................................................45c
from the designers who are in­
troducing the unusual modes.
a The ultimate in refinement, the
smart distinction of fashion
and exclusive materials are
characteristic in tailoring from
Men will find dress shoes here for every occasion both for the
older ineii and the younger men in viei kid, patent, gun metal
and calf leathers. Our work shoes arc built to outwear ordi­
nary’ shoes and so they do. We show them in light, medium
and heavy weights. Let us show you our dress or work shoes
today.
S O L D IE R S M A Y Y E T G E T C H A N C E y e a r an d w a n t to come home. It is u n ­
FOR M IL IT A R Y SERV IC E
dersto o d t h a t S e n a t o r C h a m b e rla in fa-
OVERSEAS
th e plU L :iud th a t th e b ill, so f a r
as th e s e n a t e is Concerned, » i l l lie s p e e d ­
A d isp atch from W a sh in g to n sa v s th e ily passed.
new a r m y bill, which will g iv e O regon
soldiers, an d o th e rs who failed to get
across, a chance to en list for one v e a r N O T IC E O F P I N A L S E T T L E M E N T .
an d join th e arm y o f o ccu p ation, will
N o tic e is h ereb y g iv en t h a t th e u n ­
b e rep o rted in a few d ays. This, th e d ersig
ned e x e c u trix o f th e e s t a t e o f
co m m ittee feels, » il l prove very p o p u la r R ichard B. Woolley, deceased, has filed
w ith a lot o f soldiers who y e a rn e d f o r her fin a l acco u n t w ith th e c o u n ty clerk
overseas d u ty an d w ere d is a p p o in te d , o f L ane c o u n ty , O regon, in th e m a t t e r
a n d will »-lease m an y men who have o f said e s t a t e an d an o r d e r has been
been on th e o th er side fo r more th a n a m ade and e n te r e d o f record by th e Hon.
H. L. Bown, c o u n ty ju d g e o f th e c o u n ty
court o f L a n e co u n ty , O regon, d i r e c t i n g
notice an d s e t t i n g F r i d a y , th e z s t h d a y
Telephone 79 and W e W ill Call f o r
of M arch , a t th e ho ur of 11 o ’clock a. m.
fo r th e h e a ri n g o f ob jectio ns, if any , t o
said a c c o u n t an d f o r th e fi n a l s e t t l e ­
m ent o f said esta te .
M A R T H A A. W O O L L E Y ,
R ough d ry w ith all f l a t pieces ironed
E x e c u trix o f th e E s t a t e o f
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R ich ard B.Woolley. D eceased
W E A LS O DO C L E A N I N G
H. J . H H IN N , A tto r n e y fo r E x e c u tr ix .
AND PR ESSIN G
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
T 5 h e Best Battery B uilt
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The man who is faithful to the fashion of the day
will find many ot the new styles which we are
showing, both in soft and stiff hats, to he very
much to Ins liking. There is a nohhiiiess I n the
shaping And coloring of the new men's hats which
reflects great credit on the American designers.
New novelties in mu row and medium ribbon
hands, small, tapering crown and w ide rolling
brim shown in greens, brow ns, grays, blues and
black. Priced ...
$3.76, $4 00 and $4.50
Dutchess Trousers
10c a Button; $1.00 a Rip
THE QUALITY STORE-COOP
a cres o f lan d in Hee. 2li (u n s u rv e y e d )
Tp. 20 8., R. 3 E., W. M., d escrib ed by
m etes a n d bo u n d s as follow s; B eginning
a t C o rn er No. 1, id e n tic a l w ith q u a r t e r
section c o r n e r b e tw e e n S ectio n s 2ti an d
27 o f said to w n s h ip ; th e n c e 8 O* 03' W.,
20 chs.; th e n c e 8. 89" 5»i' E., 80 chs.;
then ce N. 20 chs.; th e n c e N. 89* 58' W.,
79.98 chs., to p lace o f beginning, lifts
filed n o tice o f in t e n ti o n to m a k e fin a l
fiv e -y e a r p ro o f to esta b lish claim to th e
land a b o v e d escrib ed , b efore K. <>. Im
uiel, U. 8. C om m issioner, a t his office
a t E u gene, O regon, on th e 18th d a y of
M arch, 1919.
C la im a n t n am es a s w itnesses: I-ouis
F lo ck , o f O a k rid g e , O reg o n ; 8. E.
W alk e r, o f O a k rid g e , O reg p n ; A rie D.
B ulk , of O a k rid g e , O reg o n ; C h arles E.
McClane, o f O a k rid g e , Oregon.
W. H . C A N O N ,
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There's a reason why Dutchess trousers lire the most extensive­
ly wurn trousers in America today they are warranted Hie a
button; $1 (Ml a lip. We want our friends to inspect our spring
and summer patterns. No obligation to buy just conic in and
judge for yourself. Priced the pr
$3 00 to $9 00
s e r v ic e
misaioner, a t his o ff ic e at E ugene, O r e ­
gon, on th e IHth d a y o f M arch, 1919,
C la i m a n t n am es as w itn es ses; J a m e s
C. H e b e rt, o f O a k rid g e , O re g o n ; lami*
F lock, o f O ak rid g e, O re g o n ; C h arles K.
M cClane, o f O a k rid g e , O reg o n ; Isaac
| J . Wiley, o f O a k rid g e , Oregon.
W. II. C A N O N ,
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R egister.
N O T I C E TO C R E D IT O R S .
In t h e m a t t e r o f th e e s t a t e o f Myrl
E. P a r k e r , deceased.
N o tic e is hereby g iv e n t h a t Mabel K.
P a r k e r has been by th e C o u n ty Court
of th e S t a t e o f O regon in a n d for L ane
C oun ty U |i|u in te d a d m i n i s t r a t r i x of the
e s t a t e o f M.vrl E. P a r k e r , deceased.
All person s h a v in g riam o, a g u in s t the
e s t a te o f th e said deeeaaed a r e h ereby
n o ti f i e d to p r e s e n t t h e sam e, duly veri
fil'd, to t h a said a d m i n i s t r a t r i x , a t the
law office*«,f H. J . S h in n w ith in six
m o uths from the 31st d a y o f J a n u a r y ,
A. I». 1919.
SUMMONS.
M A B E L E. P A R K E R .
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N O T IC E FOR PU BL IC A TIO N .
A dm inistratrix of the E s t a t e
L a u n d r y p ick ed up M o n d ay till noon
Oregon f o r L a n e C ounty.
o f Myrl E. P a r k e r , Deceased
D e p a r t m e n t o f th e I n t e r io r , U. 8.
an d d e liv ered W ed n esd ay evening.
G eorge M. Cooper, p l a i n t i f f , va. I .irla H. J . S H I N N ,
L an d O ffic e a t Koseburg, O regon, F e b ­
Will pick u p an y tim e up t o W e d n e s ­
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Cooper, d e f e n d a n t .
r u a r y 5, 1919.
d a y ev en in g an d d e liv e r S a tu r d a y .
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N O TIC E FOR PU BLIC A TIO N .
H e b e rt, o f O a k rid g e, O regon, w ho on S t a t e o f O regon, y o u a re h e re b y re ­
D e p a r tm e n t o f t h e I n t e r io r , If. 8.
April 3, 1912, m a d e H o m e ste a d E n t r y , q u ire d to a p p e a r an d a n sw e r th e c o m ­
S erial No. 07938, f o r a t r a c t o f 159.98 p la i n t filed a g a in s t you in th e ab o v e L and O ffie e ut Koseburg, Oregon, I , b-
e n ti tl e d auit, w ith in six w eeks o f th e r u a f y 5, 1919.
N o tie e is h ereby given tliu t Louis
d a t e of th e f i r s t p u b lic a tio n of th is s u m ­
Eloek, o f O ak rid g e, Oregon, who on
mons, which d a t e is th e 24tli d a y of A p ril 3, 1912, m ade H o m estead E n try ,
J a n u a r y , 1919, an d i f you fa il to so a p ­ Herial No. 07939, fo r a t r a e t o f 30.56
p e a r an d an sw e r, f o r w a n t th e r e o f, th e 1 a cres o f land in 8ee. 18, Tp. 21 8., R.
p l a i n t i f f will ask th e C ourt fo r th e r e ­ 3 E., W. M., described by m etes and
ia not good enough—No battery will last as long as the
li e f p ra y e d fo r in p l a i n t i f f ’s co m p lain t, boun ds ns follow s: B e g in n in g a t C orner
viz.: fo r a d ecree dis so lv in g th e m a r ­ No. 1, id e n t ic a l w ith th e q u a r t e r section
Car. It pays to buy the best.
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riag e c o n t r a c t e x is ti n g betw een yon and c o rn e r b etw een 8ees. 17 an d 18, said
to w n s h i p ; th en ce N. 20.06 chs.; thence
th e p l a i n t i f f , on th e grounds o f cruel
N. 89° SO’ W., 15.50 ehs.; th e n c e 8. 2°
a n d in h u m an t r e a t m e n t .
63’ E., 16.68 chs.; th e n c e m e a n d e r along
T h is sum m ons is served by p u b lic a tio n th e r i g h t b a n k o f Middle Fork o f W il­
in th e C o tta g e G rove S e n tin e l, a w eek ly l a m e t t e riv e r us follow s: 8. 56 ” 12’ E.,
n ew sp ap er, published an d of g e n e ra l c i r ­ 3.22 chs.; th e n c e 8. 37* 04’ ft., 9.16 chs.;
c u la tio n in L an e co u n ty , Oregqn, b y or th e n c e 8. 43° 45’ K. 9.20 chs., to C orner
d or o f th e H on O. F . H kipw orth, J u d g e No. 5; th e n c e N. 12.50 ehs., to p lace of
o f th e a b o v e e n title d C ourt, d a te d J a n ­ begiu/iing, has filed notice o f in te n tio n
to m a k e fin a l fiv e -y e a r p roof to e s t a b ­
u a ry 20th, 1919, and th e d a te of th e last
lish claim to t h e land ubovo described,
p u b lic a tio n will be F e b r u a r y 28th, 1919. b e fo r e K. <>. im m e l, IT. 8. Comm issioner,
D. N. Me I N T I R F F ,
a t his o ff ic e a t E u g en e, Oregon, on the
A tto r n e y fo r P l a i n t i f f . 18th d a y o f M arch, 1919.
P o sto ffie o ad dress, C o tta g e G rove, Ore.
C la i m a n t na m e s as w itn es ses: Arie D.
B u lk , o f O a k rid g e , O re g o n ; J a m e s C.
H e b e r t, o f O a k rid g e , O reg o n ; 8. E.
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T I O N .
D e p a rtm e n t of th e I n t e rio r , IT S. W a lk e r, o f O a k rid g e , O reg o n ; C harles
la acknowledged the best automobile storage battery built.
L and O ffie e a t K oseburg, Oregon, F e b ­ E. M cC lane, o f O a k rid g e , Oregon.
W. H. C A N O N ,
For sale at the Auto Electric Shop, Main St., at Ninth. Battery
r u a r y 5, 1919.
R egister.
N otice is hereb y g iv e n t h a t Arie V f7-m7
expert in attendance. Service batteries furnished while re
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charging yours. Inspection and distilled water free.
March 25, 1912, m ade H om estead E n tr y ,
N O TIC E FOR PU BLIC A TIO N .
8**rial No. 07924, for a t r a c t of 19.92
D e p a r t m e n t o f th e In te rio r , U. H.
STARTING, LIGHTING AND IGNITION
acres inJHec. 27, Tp. 20 H., R. 3 N., W. L a n d O ffic e a t Koseburg, O regon, J a n ­
M., described by m etes an d bo u n d s as u a r y 27, 1919.
follow s: B eg in n in g a t C orner No. 1,
N o tie e is h ereby given th a t G ertie G.
w idow
of
Roy
F itc h , d e ­
id e n tic a l w ith co rn e r o f 8ecs. 26, 27, 34 F it e h ,
an d 35, said to w n s h ip ; th en ce N. 0° 03’ ceased, of V eneta. O regon, who on
E., 10 chs.; th en ce 8. 75* W., 41.26 chs.; J a n u a r y 5, 1914, m ade hom estead e n tr y
EARL HARKLEROAD, PROP.
th en ce N. 89° 01’ E., 39.85 chs. to p lace se r ia l No. 09210 for th e HE'/* o f N E '/,
o f Her 11 on 4, T o w n s h ip 20 8., R ange 6
o f beg inn ing , h a s filed notice o f i n t e n ­ W. W il la m e tt e M' H'li:m, has fill'd no­
tion to m a k e fin al fiv e y e a r p ro o f to tic e o f in t e n ti o n to m a k e fin al th r e e
establish claim to thw land a b o v e d e ­ y e a r p ro o f to e stab lish claim to th e land
scribed, befo re E. O.Wnmiij, U. 8. Com u b u v e described , before E . O. Im m el, U,
YOUR LAUNDRY
Now Is the Time to Get That
New Spring Hat
SOLID COMFORT—A man w h o s e trousers do not feel right is
never at rase. If you have never sensed the comfort and satis
faction of carefully fitted, stylish trousers, now is the time to
let us fit you with a pair of the renowned
Ed. V. Price
& Co.
SEE OUR NEW SPRING WOOLENS AND BE MEASURED
TODAY. PRICES CONSISTENT WITH GOOD QUALITY
»it iim i '11 I'lurk mnl riddled |ii'lliro»lH.
wool mill » ool mill I'otlon dress «ooilr,
in rn 'r »o o l union mntr.
tiii'ti’■ wool ilroB* rliirlr.
SHIRTS 89c—One big lot of men's dress shirts in broken si/vs
and stye's; values $1.50 to $2 (10. Choice each
89c
Men’s Dress Shoes and Work Shoes Here for Every Need
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lot
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Special Rummage Bargains for
Men All This W eek and Next
W eek— Buy Now—Read
ORIGINAL CREATIONS IN SPRING STYLES
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All Imy»' k n lrk i'rlio o h rr m n tr, ll y e a r s t •» HI
yourr, one thlril o ff reg u lar |irn'i'.
who wants to be at their best—as surely everyone does—during this happy home coming week.
Crisp, New Men’s Shirts, Fresh
From the Makers
(1110
S. Com m issi.m er, at bis o ff ie e nt Eil fo r hearin g ativ o b je c tio n s to sind re
gen e, Oregon, oii the lllth duy of March, port aft.I t h e s e t t l e m e n t thereof.
1910 .
M I N N I E It P L A N T E R ,
C lu im a n t naiiics as w ita e s se s; B nrr A LTA K IN O ,
A d m in is tra tr ix
A tto rn ey for E sta te .
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K. F it e h , ..f E ug ene, O reg o n ; II 0 O s
e n, o f L oran e, O re g o n ; R oland Vaughn,
o f N oti, O re g o n ; Dougnl Ruiikin, o f
N O T IC E O P P I N A L 8 K T T L E M E N '
V en cta, Oregon.
W. H. C AN ON .
N otice is h r r e b y given th n t th è ui
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R egister. de-signed n d i i ii in s tr a t r ii o f th è cstal
of Thom as W. DcLoug, decensed, hi
filini in thè f o m i t i Court " f L an e Cimi
N O T IC E o r P I N A L S E T T L E M E N T . tv , Oregon, lier final a r r o u n t n< sue
mi
in mi si rat r n and limi F rid a y , th e 21.
N o tiee is h ereb y given th a t the und er
sigile.I a d m i n i s t r a t r i x of th e e s t a t e of day o f F e b ru a r y , 1919. at the hftur «
M arth a J . T h o rn to n , deceased, has filed III o ’clock in thè forenooii of sani da'
in the C o u n ty C ourt o f Lane C ounty, ut thè roiirt ri...in o f suoi court in III
O regon, her final a .... unit as such nil c o u r t li ..il ws- in Eugeni', L ane Count'
m in is tr n t r i x , and th a t Mon.lav, th e .'ini Oregon, Ima been fixe.l as thè tim i' an
d a y of M arch, 1919, a t th e hour o f 10 place for h earin g nnv o lijections lo sai
o ’clock ill th e forenoon o f said d a y . at re p o r t nini thè setiI.incili thereo f.
th e c o u rt room of said c o u rt in the court
I I E L E N M. DE I.ONO,
house in E ugene, I j i i i c C ou n ty , Oregon, A lta King,
Adtninìst rat ri
has been fixed us the tim e and place
A tto r n c y fo r E s ta te .
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Direct Connections for Foreign Exchange
O U R D IR E C T A N D I N T I M A T E C O N N E C T IO N S W IT H M A N Y H U N
D K E D C O R R E S P O N D E N T S IN A L L P A R T 8 O F T H E C I V I L I Z E D
W O R L D E N A B L E S US TO P E R F O R M S P E C I A L S E R V I C E IN TOR
E IG N D R A F T S A N D M O N E Y ORDERS.
I F YOU D E S I R E TO S E N D M O N E Y TO YOUR F R I E N D S OR
R E L A T I V E S I N F O R E I O N C O U N T R IE S C O N S U L T T H E
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Cottage Grove
MEMBER
OF
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
K now les
Gräber
The Double Life Battery
H om e : cTWade : Flour
FOR HOM E PEOPLE
Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
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V U L C A N IZ IN G
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Made
by Cottage Grove
Phone 80
Milling
Company