Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., January 30, 1920, Image 3

HOME PRODUCIS
11/ putruiiixiiig ft Hillin' Industry,
you nr» liclping lu builil up yuur
owu eoniniuntty. H y building up
ymir r o l l i n i unity, you nr* bruafitt'ig
vuuraclf W# uru cuufideut you a'a
lianiiflt rag yourself In using
" I T E K U N O " COMPOUNDED
ru ro a
It U mi undisputed fftat that him
osti* and accurately compounded
giva buttar m ulta Iban an»
straight gram ford. Wban «va start-
ml in tbia liuaiaoaa «>« ware Ihor
.Highly cunviured that thr pi Mie
care» •• inurb for quality a* fur
iirtaa. Believing tbia, our mottu l.i a
bee« “ A Miglior Kami Valut fur
lo'aa Muiiay. '
And baeauaa ««a
liitva runatnully hapt lb.« in inn,.I,
"S te r lin g ” Compounded Farda «ra
recognised na bring all tba namq
implies.
Our aprciftltira ara hnraa fard,
ling fard, and dairy frnd, fur whirb
<*« piaba tba claim “ Tbrrr ara nona
wlticr. ' ’
• 'ill and ora ua, and by rorn|,ariag
our prirra with thune or ntbrr mm
i^mup'lrd farda, you will ftud uppur
lim ili,« and biirguini brrr that yoi
ra il'! find uuy where «J»«.
STERLING FEED CO
W E N T
M A I N
AVE.
w. w. M c F arland
THE
OI TY
T R A N S F E R
HAUUNG AND DRAYING
DONE ON HIIORT NOTICE
P IA N O M OVING A S PE C IA L TY
Tier npprnrnnrc o f nid *gn run
fir p iiilp iin i’d by h a v i n g y u u r
lu t h properly looked
ultrr. H cgUtered D e »
Mata living the K. R.*
P a r k e r S y n te in a r e
etp ee ia lly capable o f
d o in g Ihi* by making
Sue crow ns, b r i d g e *
and u rtjllilu l leclh.
Some men and wom en look ten
year* you n ger after these den tl»t*
have done the necessary work. So
niueb depend* upon muklng arti­
ficial teeth look nuturul Ihul you
ahoulil be glud to know w here to
go fo r the right kind o f w ork.
Another thing uhnut^i. It Parker
System Dentists: T h ey m a k e a
specialty o f saving lim e fo r out-
o f tow n patient*, so these pallrn t*
w on't have to com e In *o often.
You w ill he surprised to leurn how
reasonable the prices are, too, and
also to find out Ihul you need have
no fear o f puln.
T h e r e a r e 24 K. It. P a r k e r
System olllccs. the uearést being at
PHONE 6ft
Grove Transfer
Company
KSwwS». 2M H m k ll St
M wum un.
Ala. wriiaa "I Iml US« l o t « m«n new Iron
Pel#»'* llanay .'.a T«» I can , l » f oil
«•* c-y«S Sul lillla M|f mh‘ I. l«n»lr .«
aon* .1 lb . 1.IIU OOM Md IK. o il OM. Mr
sola i toll« M luM «a «am u lb« SollU « .I » low
mmÀ I hmvm 1«
an..lh«r <M
I Kay. r.ba.wt
«U M mu ><>«*!• and Ir k. our «aid. Th-r •>.
battai aka*a thaama now and I am In d o^
■Braalf
Mr baallk a f l l i n * a .1 mr
ta Srofcan—tba «.ta naa« m mr « M il 1 » ail
m . . « M t r It a a b la r w b i tm u UaMaMnl ”
Foley
Honey and T a r
COMPOUND
FURNITURE MOVING AND
GENERAL JOBBING
8TOPS T H A T D IS T R E S S IN G
C O U G H —ebeeba it quicbly and sure­
ly, citait Ibc throat ol phlegm and
mucus, aad costs the raw, inflamed
surfaces with a healing, aooibiug mctii-
ciaa.
Jacobs, Prop. , Phono l l - n
FFe can prove no imitation or
tubilUule is as gooJ as tke genis­
tas Poky s.
Professional Cards
IflBH 'l
ïlfl)I IBJIllll I
e c t io n
1
DR. 0. B. F R O ST
O ffice la I a wann Itullding.
I'hoaa «7
Cottage Uru««
O rafo«
R. M cO A R O A R . D. D. 8.
DKNTIAT
auralgta rollovod iootantly by
a al oppHratiua Raaidonoo asd
offlae al Flftb asd Mala,
l ’ hone II IJ
Oottago Orava, Oro.
Good Roads Association Organised.
T.
Wheeler arid Klbert Bede, ’ of
lillà city, were elected vice president*
of the Good Kouds aaaoriatlon organ
i.—d ut Eugene Friday. Fred Flak, of
Kugene, w hs elected president. The
nume tells the object of the associa
non. Membership fee will be 4L
—
Q re g o n lifc
D, ¡ M. JOHN, District Manager
Corvallia, Oregon
ACC ESS
I
Notice is hereby given that Hussie M
Wuetrope, Administratrix o f the Katate
of Kobert J. Watson, deceased, has
filed her Finul Account with the Coun­
ty Court o f Ijm e Coimty, Htate of
<>{Vgon, and the Judge of said Court
has fixed Huturduy, February 21st,
1920, at 10 o ’clock it. m. at the County
" vrt room, in the Court House, at Eu
, Lane County, Oregon, as the time
hearing and snowing said Final
Areount and of hearing objection!
thereto, if Huy. All persons having ob
jet-lions to allowance o f said Final Ac-
•-ilqnt are hereby notified and required
to present the same on or b«fore that
btte.
Dated Jan. 19th, 1920.
HI HHIK M. WEHTBOPE,
Administratrix of the Estate of
jit! T13
Robert J. Watson, Deceased.
T HEAR U R E E '8 8 EM I A N N U A L F IN A N C IA L S TA TE M E N T OF C IT Y OF
COTTAGE O R O V E OR , FROM JUNE 30, 1919, TO DEC. 81, 1919, IN C LU S IV E
GENERAL, I'L’ ND
Balance June SO, 1919,................... ......................... ................9 911.88
Received from county treasurer ( t a x e s j . ------- -- ----------- 3,127.24
Received from city recorder (fines and licenaes)._____ ___ __
150.00
I’md warrants.
.......... ............................... ............... - ........
$1,736.11
I’nul interest on warrants.......................... —___ _____________
277.20
Paid bond interest...................................................... ...........
904.1$
itnlunre Derember 31, 1919, (reserved for bond interest and
1,271.68
warrants c a l l e d ................. .................... —___ _________ ’
44,189.12
Itnlunre June 30, 1919.,
Received from rents__ __________
Received from sundry....................
Paid warrants___ ________—
......
l aid interest on warranta....»___
Paul bond interest__ ___ ________
Paid sundry._________ ...___ ___ _«
Bulimie December 31, 1919
DR. 8
M
WENDT
Pkjratcìan and Borgaon
Hpeeial attrntion giv a « to aurgery
aad oyo, aar aad tkroat. Oooatry
ealla aa wall aa city «alla aapworod
day or aigkL-
O ff leu;
Cottage Oravo
............. 41,995.61
Kfct ivfil from county trcMurer (taxes).................. ..............’ 624.80
r a i
c°
J. E. Y O D N O
Offteo oa Mata avoaaa
Outtaga Oravo
Oregoa
A. W .
R IM E .
M
D.
PUYRJCLAN A N O AUBOEON
Offiaa la Phillips building over
thr limano drag atora. Offleo
phuao 34 Roaideneo phone I26J
Cottagi Orovo
Oregon
H. J. 8 H IN N
ATTO RNEY AT LAW
notary nubile. l ’ raot|«N in
( Il o d court*.
Twenty fi ve yeafg *x
portene«.
Hadrr Hldg.
Cottnga Oravo, Oro.
ALTA
m ro
A TTO R N B Y -A T L A W
Collection», Probata, Notary
Publio
774 Willamotto Ht., Rugano, Ore.
D. N. M o IN T U R F F
A TTO R N B Y A T L A W
Practice« la all court». W ill attm d to
jnoir bualncaa imanpllr. hoaratlr ami «ar-
aasthr. Hparlai attanUnn glvrn Ui thv
examination nfabatrict».dr*riii>anf will*.
z t 't f t t T
m
. f c
IwnlK tmiUlin* on Aik ntr««t.
Fhoti« M
CotUur* (Jrovw. O r*
H, W .
Keep the Kidneys Well
Haaltb Is Worth Saving, and Som*
Oottsgs Orove r so pie Know
How to 8svs It.
Mmiy Cottage Grove people take
their (Ives in their hands by neglect-
.ng the kidneys when they know these
organs need help. Weak kidneys are
responsible for a vast amount of suf­
fering und ill health— the slightest de­
lay is dangerous. I'ae Doan » Kidney
I 'ills— a remedy that hna helped thou
sands of kidney sufferers. Here in a
Cottage Grove Cili/en’s rrciiiiimondn
i I sji :
D. C. Hubbard, retired farmer, 840
Sixth street, Cottage Grove, says:
V I <hav* used Doan’s Kidney Fills
off *ud on for the past ten years. When
ever I have noticed that my kidneys
were not seting properly, I have used
Doan’s Kidney Pills and they have soon
put them in good working order. It is
Doan's Kidney Pill* that are responsi-
tile for my present good health. ’ ’
Price AOe, at all dealers. Don It simply
ask
for
a kidney
remedy— get
Doan’s Kidney Pille— the same that Mr.
Hubbard uses.
Foater-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y ............. jantS-30
......
The Bontinel, 42.00 the year.
COLDS breed and
Spread INFLUENZA'
K IL L TH R CO LD AT
ONCR W IT H
Modern .eqaipmaat. .Flrat Nntlon- .
.nk bld*. O ffice hour* 9 n.
n| bnnh
i. to 12 ni , I p. m t‘> 0 p, m. Eve
ninga or Sunday* by appointment
BqJJdigf
CASCAdA^QU.N.N.
The Hentinel, $2.00 the year.
$
* dare.
ira—i raliavaa grip In 1 di
o a «i back If It .fails. Tb#
Money
tannine
Kli s Red
top wi t h Mr. Hnr.
picture.
A t AIIDrme Storm
4 156.20
I 118.59
10.80
5.90
413.43
144.05
04.87
79.95
1,024.48
883.79
750.85
>70.75
1.325.93
1.570.52
1.455.70
1.393.74
1,090.88
1,901.11
GET A SHIPM ENT OFF— TODAY
18*1 DIM URW
Ml lifC r T IP fM C 01 b(TSTli«ISH4U*1
| n t » 8 i Q s v i i n i |i» 7 9 > f$ * v ft> 4 « |H 7 « 5 rp « h m
oi
Ni 2
Uiual
Caast
S A I ti 20.00 18.00 to 15.00 M.00 to 12.00 10.00 to 8 JO 10.00 to 56$
18.00 to 14.00 12.00 to 10.00 9.00(a 7i0 7.00 to (JO 7.00 to 3JO
12.00 to 1000 9.00 to 7.50 7 JO to 6 JO 5 JO to 4J0 5 JO to 3.00
Winter
Fall
i n n 5 jo 175 ta 3.75 3 JO to 2.75 2J0 to 1.75 2J0 to 1J0
4 JO to 3.75 3 JO to 2.75 2J6to 2J3 L75to U$ 1.75 to US
riae, Dark
C olor
44.652.82
384.26
3,000.00
904.27
648.80
30.29
97.63
705.89
522.63
1,081.91
590.04
328.28
259.02
4 35.394.IMi
BONDS O U TSTAND IN G
Water, issue 1901, 5%................... ...... .......................
Wnter, issue 1904, Sr¿ ............. ..................................
Water, issue 1910, i % ...................„ » „ . . . » . . ............. .
Sewer, issue 1904,
.......... ......... ...........'.»..__.....__ _
Funding, issue 1910, 6rA-............................. .... „ » „ » .
..$ 15,000.(81
.. 20.000.00
.. 100,000.00
.. 15.000.00
.. 30,000.00
M U S K R A T
S K U N K
r it t r u u K jf
Black
Short
Narrow
Broad
«ma a «vi »A-.i “ ga eriURGÍ
tta »0 tv|t»*|
15.10 to 12.00 11 JO to 9.00
10.00 to 9.00 SJOto 7JO
7 JO to 6.50 62S to SiS
SJOto 4.00 3 JO to 3.00
ffTta to 4*r»*6f
SJOto 100
725 to 15
SJOto 4J0
2.510 225
h*is«m
n avtaaa* i
7 JO to 7 JO
(JOto 5JO
iOOto 3JO
2.001$ 1J0
a "i
0000 UWPRIHC
A3 to H I » OueuTv
7.00 to JJO
6.00 to 3.00
3 JO to 1J0
1 JO to J5
These extrem ely high prices are based on the well-known “ S H U B E R T
liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment No. 3, No. 4,
and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. F or quotations on
other Oregon Fora, w rite fo r "%t_ h» *h *b rrt AhKiptr" the only reliable
and accurate market report and price list o f its kind published.
/ ra F R O - W r i t e fo r it.
shipm ent to “SHUBERT” w i l l
resu
lt In “m ore m oney”
quicker.**
ult
«HIP
AU
YOUR
rURS
DIRCCT
TO
S H U B E R T IN C *
AMERICAN
RAW
FURS
1$ -Í 7 V Y A ustin Ave.
C h ica go , U.S.A
OUSE IN
L LY IH
THE LAMEST HOUSE
i THE WORLD DEALING E XC LUSIVE
^
im
«
T h e (2 o ^ i
o f G la s s e s
The idea that a scientific
examination of their eyes
and properly fitted glasses
cost a great deal prevents
some people from consulting
a competent optometrist.
I .charge only one dollar
for carefully examining your
eyes. The cost of the glasses
depends upon the kind of
lenses and mounting you se­
lect. For those 1 charge only
the
established standard
prices.
Jd
Kryptok Lease*
Ax* Better
SHERMAN W.
Moody
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
AND OPTICIAN
Brisg Your Prescriptions Here
Factory on Premises
says the Good Judge
The man who doesn’t
chew this class of to
bacco is not getting
real satisfaction out of
his chewing.
A small chew. It holds
its rich taste. You don’t
bave to take so many
fresh chews. Any man
who uses the Real To­
bacco Chew w ill tell
yon that.
Put Up In Two Styles
RIGHT CUT
a short-cut tobacco
W -B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
11D 7 'Ôroaovsay. N ew York City
.4180,000.00
BUNDS OU TSTAND ING , IHHl’ ED I NDER BANCROFT ACT
“ D ,” n % ..........................................................................
.4 7.008.00
“ K ,” 6% ....................................... .. ...... .............
...
6,644.00
" F , ” 6% ........................... .............;_____________
.. 12,498.27
" O , ” 6%_________ ________________ ________________
3,000.00
....4 29.150.27
I, Herbert Eakin, treasurer of the City of Cottage Grave, Oregon, do hereby
certify (hut, to the beat of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing ia a true
and rorreet statement of the amounts received, paid Out and remaining on hand
in the treasury o f Cottage Grove, Oregon, from statement rendered Jnne 30, 1919,
to December 31, 1019, inclusive, and o f blinded slid warrant Indebtedness.
HERBERT E A K IN , Treasurer City o f C ytligc Grove, Oregon,
i
[ t u ts * t o « . » * t c [ as tq $>/$ $ ^ 4 u rv [
“ I’ll Tell- the W orld”
Total....__ ______________ ___ ________________________
i »»up
Laue
Issue
I spue
P r ic e s
881 W IL L A M E T T E
STREET
PH O N E 362
EUQENE,
ENE, ORE.
1
W AR R A N TS OUTHTANDINO, REGISTERED, A N D NOT P A ID FOR W AN T
OF F V > DH
'•.•lierai fund............................................................................................$ 16,388.80
Wilted fund......................................... ...» . ...... ......... .......... _ » ; .... ......
1,643.14
Street fund................................. .......................... .................... .......... 17.362.12
Tutsi....» .
Standard cold remedy for IS years
—In tablat form—aafe, aura, no
•a— brasila up a cold in 24
dragon
42,620.41
$13,211.84 $13,211.84
H IL L S
J 8 MEDLEY
Kpgrufl
STREET FUND
Balance June 30, 1919__.-___ ______ ____ ________ _
Balance bond issues " A ” and “ B " Juno 30, 1919..
Balance bond issue “ C ’ ’ June 30, 1919__ _____ ____ ...
Ms la nre bond issue *‘ D ” June 30, 1919.».._________
Balance bond issue “ E " June SO, 19l9..,.......
Itulmice bond issue “ F ” June 30, 1919.»—_____ ___
Bnlauce bund issue “ 0 ” June 30, 1919.»— .—___ ....
Received from county treasurer (taxes).».................
Received from miscellaneous sources__ ______________
Received from payment* bond issues " A ’ ’ and *‘ B ’
Received from pnymeiit» bond issue “ C.” ....______ _
Received from payments bond issue " l ) ” » . ......... ..
Received from payments bond issue 1 ‘ E ’ ’....______...
Received from payments bond issue “ F ” » ____ . » ..
Received from payments bond issue ’ ‘ G ” ............. ..
Received from puyments Fifth and Sixth alley......
Received from payments street imprdvement* 1919..
Peid warrant*..... .................... ... .......... ............ .. ....
Paid interest on warrants...................... .. ........ . . . » » „
Paul bonds issue “ I) ” » ......... ............. ..........» _____
I aiti lup-rest un borni»... .....» ...............» .
Hnlsaes Street (und Decomber 30, 1919.,
Ititluucf boud issue» " A ” sud ‘ * B ” » . . » _____
Ita laure bulld is»ue * ’ C ” ..............................»...
italunee boni! issue " D ” ..................................
Jiulunei) bond issue " E ” ................... » . . » _____
Buiaure borni issue ‘ ’ F ” ......... ..... ................ .
Halliurr boni! issue “ O ” .............. ...................
(talune? Fifth and Hixth alley............. ......... .
Bnliiuce Street impruvemeiits 1919____ ________
Total....
A TTO R N E Y A T L A W
Rugase Loan and Savings Bank
376 34
1,560.35
683.72
4 156.20
u
45,445.30
156.20
HoapItaJ
ATTO RNBYATLAW
41.030.62
195.75
3,385.49
3.75
220.69
L IB R A R Y FUND
Received from county treasurer (tin t's;.................. .............. 4 156.20
I «rM rS M A M r
A L L Y O U C A N S H IP
A n < l W ill R a y T h e s e E x tr e m e ly H ig h
..$ 28.03
_ 5,399.77
17.50
42,620.41
,sli8&s
Shu be r !” Wants Oregon Furs
d
SEWER J V N D
C
\
44,189.12
W ATER F I ND
lin la ti co Dcfcralicr 31, lit ID.......................................
í 7 w b r a s ^ >
If he’s fine e x tra large, dark*,
NOTICE o r FINAL SETTLEMENT
45,445.30
[ v t the th in e » that count
w h en It ra in »
w o rth $ 2 5
l»i»tri«t Attorney Kny any» that the
job doe» not yuy » »nlnry high enough
tu warrant hi« »ginn becoming a ran
'luíale fur the position sud he will re
turn fo private practice at the end of
his term.
J. C. Jo bn » toa, of Junction City, well
and favorably known her«, baa an
n on need his eundidat-y for the repub
li«an ' nomination for this offiee.
All eseept two o f the present eounty
offieer« have expressed their Intention
of seeking reeleetion this year. Kred
II. Htiehel», the first repiiblu-an sheriff
lume county has had for many year*,
will run again, us will R. S. Hry*on,
eounty riera, I*. M. Morse, county aur
veyor, K J Moore, county auperinten
dent of school» II. K Walker, èootlty
iisssssor, and W. W. Hranstetter, county
coroner
b; It Hpeneer, itounty com
missioner, whose term espires this year,
i« undecided about accepting « renom
ination, and Miss Rdna Ward, eounty
frenalirer, anid she had no statement
yet tq make.
«51*1* A a 8.. In«.
breaks up a cough in short order.
Foals Lib* a Maw bbu Now
R A T 18 N O T C A N D ID A T E
BUT M A N Y O TH ER « ARE
ROW RIVER.
A Good Medicine
for'the Whole Family
All binda of
P. W
(Hpecial to The Hentinel.)
Jan. 21. Friend» anil neighbor* uf
(I. M. Ki'bvlbvrb gnve him 11 surprise
tmrty 011 Ilia thirtieth birtluliiy anni
veraurv Those preavnt were Mr. nud
Mra. .1 <>h 11 Kebelbeeb and family, Mr.
and Mr». J. A. Powell, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred White und family, Miaa lues
White, Clifford, Joe aud Agnes Taylur,
Mr und Mia I. 0. Markham mid ami
Ally 11 , Mias l.mub, Mr and Mra. Kd.
Tullnr und sun, Mr. und Mr». J. O.
Knppimf mid fmuily. Walter Murray,
M,.a Murruy, Mr. mid Mra. J. O Mur
my nud »on Ituy and Mr«. F. C. Kuhrer
mid duughter liu*el.
Mrs. J (J A. Young grid nephew,
Johnnie Csrlile, »pent the weeb end ill
the drove ut the home of Mra. Young's
brofher, 0. L Carlila.
M. Krlo lbr, k, of the (Iruve, and
ll'iiry 11 ut- b la-,* o f Canada, aimnt Hun
dny night ut the home of Mr. Rebel
I... ha' noil, (1. M. Kebelbeeb.
Mr». Rather Hprinbel, of the drove,
spent Hunduy with her (inrenta, Mr. mid
Mr», linrvey Toy lor.
(Hpecial to The Hentinel.)
Jan. 21. Mrs. Art ('bildera and Mr*.
Krnub Herrist were Nut unlay visitors
in the drove.
Mr*. J. K. Junes and son Frank, uf
Upton, spent Hunday with home folks
here.
7th Ave. and Willamette St.,
Maurice Kstabrook, Joe Heflin, Hu­
Eugeue, Oregon
bert mid i ’liilip Moaiiy and Alfred, K m y
PAINLESS PARKER, DENTI8T and Dave Willisnis attended the ahow
in the drove Monday evening.
J. ft. Moaby, Mr. and Mr». Clyde
bluore and children, Alfred I'leunrd mid
Hubert Mo»by wore in the drove Hat
I unlay,
| Cud Hudruii and W. li. Elliott were
in the drove Hnturdsy evening.
Foley’s Honey and Tar is a
Mr. mid Mrs. J. A. Low went to
scientific combination of care­ Kogeile Huturduy to attend the wed
of their daughter ltoru to l^-q
fully selected remedies that ex­ ding
fobra. The newlyweds will muke their
perience proves loosens and homo here.
1«
O ffla* « I El Ila
Oopfactluuary
HEBRON.
Old Age
Postponed
W e Live in Cottage Grove
And apend our money here— because we like Cottage Orove
and iti people— and because we want to do onr part in mak­
ing thia d ty the best little city in the valley. W e want the
patronage of the people of Cottage Orove because we want
to build up a business here that w ill help put your city
and ours on the map and keep it there.
C 0 T 7 A 9 3 W O V E M IL L IN G C O M P A N Y