Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 23, 1920, Image 4

8ACHNAW.
NSW Shlpmsut of
(Special to Th«> Ncntim-I.»
_ April 21.- Mia* Plonaie Mnlhia, «if
Eugene, apent the week end nt home.
Mr. and Mra. llarry Jarret, «if
Springfield, apeut Sunday with Mr.
Jarrett '» father, S. H. Ja’rrett.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Elliott and
• laughter*, of the Grove, .peat Sunday
»yith Mr» Elliott'a parent*, Mr. anil
Mra. O. Knight.
Mr. and Mr*. E«l. Huahnell and little
daughter, o f lutham, viaitol Sunday
at the Taplin home.
Among thoae in the Grove «luring
the paat week were Mr. nnd Mra. \\
P. Dick. Mr». O. Knight. Samuel Cap
pioua. llarry Henaton. L.
Scut, Mr.
Estep and children, Mr*. Harr and non
and Mra Allen and daughter Mary.
Mia* Ethel Moody returned Saturday
evening from Eugene,
T. K. Scott Ima gone to Kujnda ij
work.
Mra. Hickok and childr«,n wore up
from Eugene Saturday v iaiting at the
home of Mra. Hickok'a mother. Mr»
Harr.
Mra. Taplin returned Monday from
a visit at Itrownaville with her «laugh
ter, Mra. Engle.
Mra. Shaver returned from Portland
M «n«liy, ___________
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TEVER
1^1
* *
has
there been
a
better
reason
fo r
preserving your property than at the present
time.
H igh costs o f construction h a re greatly increased
the value of homes and buildings, no m atter how
old they m ight be.
Paint— G O O D Paint, will do more to preserve and
incm ise the value o f your property than anything
else you can possibly invest in. It is the greatest
safeguard against the ravages o f time and weather.
It is the best kind of insurance.
G uard your home and buildings with
FULLER Paint
and other products. Back o f them are 71 years o f
paint-m aking experience.
Thousands o f property
owners have used these products fo r years.
Look U p a F U L L E R Dealer
in Y o u r Town
»
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N orthw est Branches at
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Boise
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Lombard and against Elmira Isabella
Wicks. John P. Wicks, Caroline Pitch­
er, as executrix of the Estate of
tieorge Petty, decease«!, nnd J. H.
Chambers, defendants, for tho sum of
<1200.00, with interest on <1M0.00
thereof from D«>cember 1, 1917; with
interest on <180.00 thereof from De-
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
tue of an Execution. Order and Decree
iasued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon
for the County o f Ijine, dated tho 13th
day o f April. 1920, in favor o f Norman
’PERFORMANCE! COUNTS
MACK TRUCKS
CUT COSTS
rem ber 1, 1918; with intereat on
<180.00 thereof from December 1 1919;
with interest on <«180.00 thereof from
January 1, 1920. all auch intereat at
the rate of ten per rent per annum;
aiut for the »um of <120.70 with ifiter
eat thereon at the rate o f aix per e«'i«t
per annum from January 20, 1920, ami
for the further sum o f <888.34 with
interest therein at th«» rati' «if aix per
cent tier annum from March 1, 1920,
and for the aun» of <44.41 with inter
eat thereon nt the rate of aix per cent
per annum from March 1, 1920, and a
further »um o f <100.00 aa attorney’»
f«H‘s, together with the coat» and di»
buraementa o f thi* suit, to me «lirec t
and delivered romnianding me to iu..i.c
.»ale o f the real property hereinafter
deaenluHl, I have levied upon, and pur­
suant to »uid Execution, I will on Sat
unlay, the 15th day of May, 1920. at
the Court House in Eugene, Lime
County, Oregon, at the hour o f 10
o'cliK-k a. in. of said day, sell at pub­
lic auction to the higheat bidder for
cn.»h in hand all of the following de
scribed real property being nnd situ
ated iu l-nne County, Oregon, to wit:
All o f the lairenzo Vuruarhurg Dona­
tion 1-and Claim No. 37. Notification
827Vi, being parts of Seetiona Nineteen
(19) and Thirty (30) in Township
Twenty our (21) South of Range One
( I ) West, Willamette Meridian, more
particularly described aa follows, to
wit:
Beginning at a point Thirteen (13)
chain» north and Nineteen (19) ehniiia
five (5) link* east of the northwest
corner of »aid Section Thirty (30);
thence east twenty eight (28) chain»
four (4) links; thence south sixty-one
(II)
chains nnd eighty three (83)
links; thence west twenty two (22)
chains; thence north twenty
(20)
chains and twenty (20) links; thence
w«‘at aix (8) chains; thence north for
tv one (41) chains and twenty-five
(25) link»; to the place of bcgiuniiig,
being 100.59 acres; also
All o f Luts One (1), Two (2) and
Three (3) and the Northwest Quarter
X W (( of
of the Southwest Quarter (NW^g
SW'Vi) of »aid Section Thirty (30) ;
being 123.19 aeries. Excepting from the
foregoing an easement for a nght-of
way heretofore conveyed to the Oregon
Sc Southeastern Railroad Company;
also the easement heretofore Conveyed
to the City o f Cottage drove for right
o f way for pipe line nnd also except!u
therefrom that p«>rtion o f Isit Tbre
(3) in said Section Thirty (30) lyint
on the enat side of the Oreg >n J
Southeastern Railroad Company ’» right
of-way (about three (3) acres) hereto
fore conveyed to George Petty, con
taining in all two hundred ami seventy
(270) acres,
to satisfy the hereinabove named sums
and for the costs and expenses o f »aid
»ale and writ.
Said »ale will be made subject to the
stntutory right of redemption existing
in Oregon.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 14th
day of April, 1920.
FRED O. STICK EI.8,
Sheriff of Lane County
Dey, Hampson A Nelaon,
alß ml4
Attorney* for Plain tiff.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
It is the cost of operation on the ton-
mile basis that determines if your truck
is economical.
Compute the weight of the loads car­
ried and the mileage covered by M A C K
trucks and you will soon see how they
cut costs.
$
Then, too, there is the subject of me­
chanical
bility
upkeep.
and
Mechanical
operating
dependa­
efficiency
of
the
highest order are in-built features of ev­
ery M A C K motor truck.
Parts
M ACK
used
in
the
construction
trucks are over-size.
of
This pro­
vides the factor of safety, so essential,
should an emergency arise.
This
is
something
seldom
found
in
F. A. Garetson
f
&
Son
AGENTS
; M ACK
IN T E R N A T I O N A L
TRUCK
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter o f the estate of Mary
Otter, dec«,ase<l. Notice is hereby given
that Elisher Geer has been by the
County Court o f the State of Oregon
in and for Lane County, ap|»iinted ad
ministrntor of the estate o f Mary Geer,
deceased, and that all person* having
claims against the said estate are re­
quired to present the same, duly veri
fied, to the said «ulministrator at the
law office o f H. J. Shinn, in Cottage
Grove, Oregon, within six months from
tho 10th day o f April, 1920.
ELISH ER GEER,
Administrator.
H. J. Shinn, Atty. for Estate, alff myl4
NOTICE OF F IN A L SETTLEMENT.
other makes of motor trucks.
Capacities 1 y2 to 7Va tons,
Notiee ia hereby given that the un
der»ign«'«l has been duly appointed by
the County Court o f the State of Ore­
gon, for Lano County, administrator
o f the estate o f Duke D. Knox, de­
ceased, ami has qualified.
A ll persons having elnima against
said estate are hereby required to pr«-
aent them, duly verified, with the
proper vouchers, within six (8) months
from the date of this notiee, to said
administrator at his residence near Cot
tage Grove, in Lane County, Oregon.
Dated and first published this 10th
day o f April, 1920.
W. A. HOG ATE,
Administrator o f said ««state.
H ill A Marks,
Attorneys for Administrator. a!0ml4
M O TO R
C O R P O R A T IO N
Notiee is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as administratrix of the es
tate o f O. F. Mills, deceased, has filed
in the County Court of Lano County,
Oregon, her final account us such ad­
ministratrix, and the said Oiurt has
fixed Monday, the 3rd day of May,
1920, at the hour o f ten o ’clock a. m.
o f that day, as the tim* for the h««ar
mg o f objections to said final account,
and the settlement thereof.
Any anil all persons having obj«vc-
tions to said final account are hereby
notified to be present at said time in
the County Court room, in the Court
House in the City o f Eugene, Lane
County, Oregon, nnd then and there
make such objection*.
M Y R T L E R. MI 1.1,8,
Administratrix o f Sail! Estate.
Hill A Marks,
Attorneys for Administratrix. »2 30 J
Narrow
Italia
Just ti a parked, more new narrow belt»,
while nnd black patent bather and
brown ntld black leather belts.
I'rlced
28c, 3ftc, to $1
THE Q U A L I T Y
Buttarteli Paper Pattern*
in newest styles here. Eaab»«i»i sheets
free, liutterifk Spring Style Quarter
Ilea 25e a copy including a I0r pattern
S T O R E -G O O D SERVIC
4’ <>hl|M»ll.
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Lovely Sheer W ash Materials
A s ttit- miiii lirig lileiiN nini Ilio a ir nullen», every llio ilg lilful w«»nian reni
i/.t'M the iMM'OMMty of ro m p lH in g h rr minimer m'vviog betöre »'••«I wnrm
w«*nth«*r a rr iv ra .
A m i th r grow ing «Icmuml I «*r wum I i In h rirn ia n<l
m ira ltly m r l in Ih r aplrittli«! aloe W h w r hnvr assrm blr«l
T h r newest
w r a v r a tttnl ro lo r tunca a rc here in v n r ir ly t*r**»«l cinm gli to g r a t ify
«•very d esire nini p r im i, loo, a r r v r r y m o iirra tr.
B e a u tifu l sheer w rttv r vades in w h ite, mo I k I p lain cohir» timi p rillim i
pai t r i na. T h r w idth» u rr ¡iti, 40, 42, 44 inches nini ih r p uce rang««
is
46c, BOc, 7Bc, $1. $1 26
27 m eli ilin n l ich , O rgitiitlirN , lin w eavc», eie., in w h ile , p lain eohir» nini
iliiiiily p rin tc ìl in ilIrriiH .........................................
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JB c , 4Bc, OOc, /6c
liin g r r ic rrc|M ‘, ¡12 in ch , n Iw a u tifu l fine «p in lily m aterial in « h 'Iirn tr
tin ta o f lle sli p in k , iv o r y , blu«*, w h ile ; « yar«l
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Me
The New Spring Silks
An* mi in sp ira tio n fo r m any u charm ing fro ck. I'In in ailka nini fig tirr il
Kilka nr«' fiin liiig c«pml p«»pulurity fo r bolli may I hv mnil«' into a llr a r t iv e
fro ck». T h e w lk H rrtioii in showing n Hplcmlitl v a rie ty of new s ilk s
40-inch riH'pr «!«• r h in r , v e ry go«i«l for sp rin g, in'w rat «lay am i evening
.slnnlcs, u y a rd
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C h iffo n ta ffe ta , aoft <li'peiul%lilc ip iu lity , a ll colora f«»r
n in e , a y a rd
m 1 h
« I am i eve
$3 2B
(l«‘«»rgetle crep e, e v e ry color am i .sha*!«' o f th is lo vely and d u ra h lc fab
rie,
al
vani
$2 OB
Satin incMtalincM, in all the faahionahle ahadea, a vani
$3.2fi
W e wish every mother would come
ViH
to our atore nini let il» show them
T R A V E L GO ODS
lieforr completing arrangementM
for your contemplated trip, let um
urge you to viait this floor of
travel goods and aec the complete
line» carri«*d h«‘re.
No matter
what your iic « m I may be, whether
you desire a cheap suit cam' or n
high-priced Kngliah bag, or a
B c II mt wardrobe trunk, you are
apt to fiml exactly what you
wek here, at a price much leaa
than you expect to (»ay.
Hu it caaeN..... ............ $1.60 to $26
Bags...........................$3.60 to $23
Trunks ,.......................
$8 to $38
how J A C K
TAB
TOUSf are mn«lc.
The overcast mnuiH, ale«'ve placket»,
double
atitehiiig oil
brani, careful
reinforcement» nnd ample measure-
menta are aure to appeal to thnac
who
want
serviceable clothe» und
atyle for their children.
P ric e d at '
$ 2 .7 5 to $ 5 .5 0
Lovely New Spring Coats at Moderate Prices
Most of the coata arc made by “ Palm er,” which in it h «• 1 f is an assurance that you will fiml thi<
h«'st style« here ami «-very garment splendidly tailored «if th«' beat materials. Every garment ia
moderate in price and high in quality. Tin re are no two models alike nnd you will fiml a goo«i
color range to aelect from. Then«« coat» for women and young women start aa low hh $12.60, but
the better model» M .
........... ...................................................... $23, $26, $27.60, $29, up
T IM E
FO R
8 P R IN O
Underwear
Specials for April
Lisle ribbed union suit»
in either «>eru or white.
Both are ankle length,
but either long or short
alceves
with
knitted
cuffs may be had.
Standard makea, the
garment without fault.
All regular ai/.ea; alao
»tout type».
A regular $1.25 value,;
for April, Kiiit____$1.06
Groceries
Oo Marketing Today at the U. A M. Store
Here ia a I im ! of gooda that you need every
week and which show a substantial saving:
Beat white laundry s«>ap...................8 bar» 56c
Best safety matches......................... 4 boxes 25c
10c bars toilet soap.............................3 for 25c
Olympic hard wheat flour, sack.............. $3.19
Broken southern rice......................... 2 lb«. 25c
No. 2 ' j i an Puree tomatoes........................ 15c
No. 'J . \ 2 can Diamond W solid pack wbol«' to-
mattx'H, each................................................... 19c
No. 2'/j can Rogue River Pcaehea (canned in
Cott ige D rove), each..........................
40c
No. 2 «an Standard peas............................... 15c
Medium pail cottolenc.................................$1.39
Larg. (tail cottolenc......... ........................ $2.98
Standard bleml coffim in bulk, lb ..............40c
Large can (tarnation condensed milk......... 16c
Arm & Hammer so«la...................... 3 boxea 25c
April Sale of Women’s Shoes
Continues This Week and Next
The style» are all new and «¡/.«a are moat
complete in medium or high military heel»
or french heel». Lace styh's in black and
brown kid ami cnlf leather».
$8-$8.50 shoes now.............................. $6.75
$9-$10 «ho«'» now......... ..........................$7 60
$11 $12 shoe» now.............................. ... $9 98
$12.50$ 14 »hoc» now.......................... $11.26
O xfords priced......... ..............
$4.75 to $10
Men, Ask
to See Our
New Spring
Shirts
Every pattern fast, color ami a big range to
choose from nt most moderate pi ices. Our
regular prices are “ special sale” price» for
Nome folks.
Price range........ $1.60, $2, $2.25, $2.60, $3, up
L O V E L Y N E W T IE S
All silk four-in-hand tie», plain colors and a«‘W
novelty patterns that arc Dame Fashion’s
latent word. (loo«l ti«-» at...........
$1, $1.25, $1,50, $1.75, $195, $2 25 to $8.60