Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, June 25, 1920, Image 3

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LADIES, ATTENTION!
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latu rn o l’ o ltl ntgtt a m i p a p e r
a m i iiiaK a/iiit'N llin t n ic w o r th
im im -y to y o u . I f y o u w ill «'a ll
u p I 'u l l n g c d r o v e J u n k t'o .,
p h o n e ft, w e w ill «*all.
I t u y e r o f W o o l, Iliile N , I ’clta,
Hug*«, N e w s p a p e r « , M a g a z in e «
t o i l h i Inim lleN , a m i ('h it t e iii
lia r k . W e lin y a m i N e l l e v e r y
th in g .
C o tta g e G r o v e
Ju n k C om p an y
2 4 Pacific H ighway
Phone 5
GROVE TRANSFER
COM PANY
A ll kinds of
Furniture M oving and
General Jobbing
r
W. JACOB«. PROPRIETOR
Urn. Phone lit rri
O ffic e Phone 4
/iinfirmili m m
PEARL
OIL
(KEROSENE)
or OIL ■
C00KST0VES DIARI
rb i t
I T A N O A H U O IL O O M IW N Y
KJlUfobN IAl
T O. H U D TE LL. S P E C IA L A G E N T
H T A N D A R O O il. CO.. Cottage Oroec
Professional Cards
NURSE
M IL K S
40ft Motiror A vpiiup
f 'm i f i li « ut >«i I
ru u p t
ti
N o r o u t i l l u d i * i iiiti'n
N|»**r iti 11 y .
¡.OS ANGELES HAS
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
,iio Death Results; Property
Damage Is estimated at
$ 1 0 0 .0 0 0 .
I ¿lie Angeliia,
Cel. — Eurthqueh'
ehockn which etarted «1 0 47 o'clock
Moiidny niKhi ami continued Intermit
lent I y unill ft o'clock 1 uneilay moriilnn.
riiunnd property dam ag« In Ixi* An
k « I i ' h county iieiUiMieil ut $100,000.
thrne fuurtha of which w in In Ingle
w i i i h I, ten inllee nuutli o f thin city.
One ili'iith wue liiillroelly due to the
( iiiih I novere of the ehix Un and eeveral
pereutiH w ere «lig h tly Injured liy full
Ilia delirle.
Thu aouthern and southwestern eec
tlona o f Ism Angelea city which are
I'lueent to Inglewood, suffered more
than the northern reHldeiitlul and cen­
tral I iuh I iu hh district«.
T h e dumuge In Ism Angelen city,
■ml I mat nil at about »20,000. wan due
uliiiiuit 1 'iitlridy to fallen chim ney«
broken w indow «, «maehuit dlnlien and
b-lr a hrae In mnldencea and breuk
able a rticle* in drug and grocery
ren.
T h e dam age In Inglewood wnn ee
11 mat <d at $76,000.
T h e building«
which suffered the most damage there
w 'T o on Com m ercial atreet, the main
huulnenii thoroughfare
In moat ramm
the fronte of the building« fe ll Into
the atreet. leaving the three other
w all» «lan din g
I,cemii Rice l ’mlding One cup rie»,
two ipiurl» hoiliug water, olle laide
«ponti «a ll, ose pini milk, half cup o f
sugar, two taldenj.ooii» butter and thè
gruted fimi and Juiee o f olii' half lem
on. l'ick over and wu»h thè rice and
eook ni tbe hoiling «alted water ontil
«o fl. IIrtiiii and adii milk, sugar, Imi
ter nini rimi uml juiee o f the mie half
lemon. l ’ ut in a buitereil haking di-li
and liahc unlil finn. Cover witl. mer
mgue, ii. mg w I iì I ch o f two egg», ime
half cup poaderi'd nugar and mie tea
«l«ion lemon juiee.
W A N T ADS.
To 1st on si ares, any part o f 121 head
o f heavy shearing Angora wethers,
free from lice. I f you have plenty o f
bru»h, phono or sen me. Hart. John
stnii, Saginaw.
my28 jly2pd
For Hals 1.1 acre poultry ranch, 4'/a
miles from Cottage Grove on Dorens
road, (bind house, barn and poultry
houses, f i l y water. Price $231*1 in
eludes horse, row, range, phone nnd
crop. Place known form erly a» Ah
ram» place.
L. K. Shorcy, Cottage
Grove.
jn e ll 21pd
Comfort, Economy, Stamina
Is that what you want?
Free Demonstration
Extra d ea r cedar shingle«. •*> a thou
■and.
H. K.
M etcalf, telephone
1**7 L
Jill I 8 jltlc
901 Main Ave.
-
Easy Terms
Phone 110
fo r Hale Mower, «pringtootb harrow
mol 2 horse cultivator. W. A. Hem
•■ii w uy.
jn «1 8 jl2 p d
Tor Hale Team and ta m e ««.
Horse«
are both mares, weight about 1500
lbs., 8 years old. Inquire at Central
botl L
joe I 8 jl2pd
f o r Bale Gelding. 12 years old. wt.
12(81; good work borne. W alter Skid
more, Curtin, Ore., phone I2F23. jl8 j2 p
THE SAMPLE STORE PRICES
Kale plants for aale, 30c the hundred.
II. H. Ijuimby, one mile east o f C ot­
tage Grove, phone 29F I 3.
jnl8jl2pd
f o r Bale 7 room well built house In
good condition, 1 acre good ground,
fruit, berries, new barn for 3 cows
and 7 tons hay, 2 chicken houses for
2H0 ehirkens, lug woodshed, water in
house, II I minutes walk from Muin a v e ­
nue, in good residence district. Ah
struct.
Insurance
a»»igned.
Good
A <lr<’|i o f \ fi li 1 1 In ili hot chorolriti* young Jersey cow, fre»h »min, and 24
jtiMt !»<‘ for<* nitn mg gi\t*H il ii tlflii’ inuR Leghorn chickens go with place. Price
for ull, only #I*>IH), o f which #1041 run
flttvtir.
be paid in $100 annual payment» with
• • •
Wkrn i» rliiEj» on n
|>ull* «ut out iutererit. Would consider good car.
i| inuy I h * rr|tlur«H| |$y n nniip, hook Galloway, 111 Main Avenue, Cottage
Grove, exclusive agent.
jn elH tf
miti •*>*«♦. or ti button.
• • •
f o r Bale 1 weeks old Leghorn cock­
A dilli mop make» a good «lu«ter.
erels at *1 per dozen. Also want u
• • •
few milk goats and hilly. H. II. yuim
.01*1 | i i p p p h « f fr i! may I h * tmr*«l for by, I nnle cast o f Cottage Grove, te le ­
« i i Ì p n o n n i H i t l r M o f *ho«»ft i n v u i i l p r ,
phone Mini.
j n l l SSSpd
• • •
f
o
r
Sale
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A
good
second
hand
type
To rhuin t» jfnili'r, UM* m “muli
writer. The White- Pharmacy, jn ls t f
et alili* brunii.
• • •
Plano organ In good condition fo r sale
When »eparating «he white from «he
cheap. Call I33Y.
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yolk o f nil egg, i f a little yolk get«
f
o
r
Bale
Residence
property
at 1216
into the white, dip a clean cloth into
Madison Ave. T w o lots, fruit trees,
warm water and wring dry; touch the
yolk with the cloth and it will ding 6 room house and good barn. Phone
____________ ___________ Jills j ll’pd
to it.
f o r Hale Residence on south fift h .
IM IO N K V O lilt NEW S,_______________
Hmiill modern bungalow, 14 acre o f
ground with fruit trees and garden;
eity wnter, lights. George Cnrlile, at
SU M M O NS
property.
jn clH jly2 p d
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f f o r Hale Poland China brood sow. or
• In gnu for I jiiic County.
w ill trnde for a good work horse.
Lincoln Taylor nml Matilda Tuylnr,
II. E. Ili'iincman, Curtin, Ore. j|8jl2pd
Iti« w ife, Myron Taylor, liladya Tny
lor, Ida Taylor, Ethel T iy lor, Harvey f o r 8ale— 21 acres 2*/§ m ile« from
town; 4 room bungalow, barn, chirk,
la y lor and Itcllc Taylor, hi« w ife, ami
cn house, good well. Ah'.o 2 acres I
f . liliali J. Taylor, I'la in tifl«,
mile from town. O. M. Baldwin, jn ls t f
\«.
John Hugh Taylor, Defendant.
Wanted Olrl or woman to assist with
Household
I
Men's Dress Shoes
$15 value«. You can get them
:it the Sampli- Store for__ $10
It ’s Time to Go
CamDing
Ladies’ Dress Skirts
— then you will want a good
army blanket— only.......... $7.50
$10 to $15 values— our prices
only............... .......... $7 to $10
Hints
To John Hugh Taylor, Defendant :
In the name o f tbe Htutc o f Oregon
D R C. E. FRO ST
you are hereby required to appear and
nnawer the complaint filed agaiunt you
O ffirit in Lutofton Bttíhlíllg.
ill the nliovc entitled «uit within six
I i n d i r 47
week» from the day o f the fir »t puli
Oregon
lieation o f th i» »liminoli» and if you
Colfn^ti Ortivo
fail to nnawer for want thereof the
p la in tiff» will upply to the court for
R. M cC A R O A R . D. D. S.
the relief prayed for in p la in tiff'»
DENTI8T
eouiplaiut filed herein to w it:
For II decree appoint mg referee« to
N.'iirulgm ri'ln've.l inslnntly t*y
make a partition o f the follow ing de
torni applicaiioti. RmiilKHM 117
scribed teal property:
nouth Tlur.l « t r f f t ; o ffic e Ar
ileg ia n in g 211 -j rod» vve»l o f the
cade building, Fi fili unii Muin.
Northeast corner o f Lot 1, Hcc. 32, Tp.
l'Io un': o ffic e , 115; ri’»., ISO B
IS
It 8
W. M., run Weal to the
Nnrthwext rorner o f the Northeast
J. E. YOUNO
quarter o f the NnrtliwcHt quarter of
ATTOKNKY AT LAW
»aid Hoc. 32, Nouth 2(1 eh»., Ea»t 2U
chain», Smith to a point due west o f
O ffic e on Muin avenue.
the Northwent corner o f claim 58, No
Cottegn «trovo
Oregon
tifieation 781, East to the Houthea»t
corner o f Lot 3, »aid See. 32, North to
the Smith line o f Claim 55, West to
A. W. KIME. M. D.
the Southwest corner o f »nine. North
PIIYHICIAN ANO HUBQEON
lo u point .14 roil» Hout beast crly from
beginning and Northw esterly I I rod»
O ffir a m l'lii11 1 | ih tiuililieg over
to beginning, containing HI aeree in
III«
VV li il n Ptiurnincy.
O ffici»
Lane County. Oregon;
ptinnì' 34; residence penne 12HJ.
Altai: Beginning 2s rod» East o f the
Nnrthwext corner o f rlaim 13, N o tifi
Oregon
Coti »g e Om ve
eat ion 7tls in See. 28. Tp. 21 S. K. 3
W. W. M., run east to the Nnrthenxt
corner o f »aid rlaim 13, South 40
H. J. SHINN
chain» to Houthea»t corner, West 40
A T T O R N E Y A T I.AW
chain» to Southwest rorner, North to
nml nolery pulilic. I’ m etler» in
the Southeast corner o f claim 11, N o ­
ull courlH. Tw enty fiv e ycur« ex
tification 778, West to n point about
perience.
33.21 chain» East o f the Southwest
corner o f su id duini 11 anil North
llniler Hliig., Cottage (Irovo, Ore.
easterly
to
beginning,
containing
117.10 acres, except .i.03 acres deeded
to Ida C. and Kubecca E. T a ylor;
ALTA KINO
Also: the West 10 rod« o f Isit 2,
ATTO RNEY AT LAW
See. 32, Tp. 2! S. It. 3 W. W. M., con
tnining 0 acres, uml
Collect ioni«, I’ rohoto, N otiiry
Also: the Southwest quarter o f the
Piihlio
t *
Southwest quarter o f See. 20 and the
771 W illum ette Ht., Eugene, Ore.
Northwest quarter o f the Northwest
quarter o f See. 32, Tp. 21 S. It. 3 W.
H. W. TITUS. D. M. D.
W. M.
E X PERT D E N TIS TR Y
among the p lain tiffs and defendant
according to their respective interest»
Mnitern equipment. First Nation
and decreeing
nl Hunk lililg .‘ o f f ic e honrn !» n.
That the p la in tiff» nml defendant
m. In 12 in.. I to «1 p. m, Eve
lire the owners o f said real properly
niiigs nr Sundays by nppointnient.
and for n decree o f partition by the
court to partition the »aid real prop
erly among the p la in tiff» and defen­
J. 8. MEDLEY
dant according to their respective in
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W
terests;
This summons is served upon you by
Eugene Lonn nnil Havings Rnnk
the order o f the Honorable Judge t).
Hnililing
F. Skipworth which order direct« that
Eugene
Oregon
you appear and answer in said cause
within six weeks from the ilnte o f the
first
publication
o f this
summons
SOUTHERN P A O in O T IM E TA B L E which »»ill date o f said publication is
June 25, 11*20.
(Correrteli June 2.1, 1020)
North Bound
South Binimi
A L T A K IN O A N D
P O T T E R . FO STE R & IM M E L .
No. IN—9:17
n. m. No. 13— 1:08 n. m.
Attorneys fo r P la in tiff.
No. 14— 3:59
p. m. No. 13 «1:10 n. to
No. 16— 3 :4 »
n. m. No. 15— 2:47 p. tn. Residence nnd P. O. Address, Eugene,
Orcgun.
jn e2 5 ag!3
No. 17— 7:42 p. » .
Boys’ Dress Shoes
M en’s Tennis Shoes
in brown and black. Good val-
Ul-H..
.................$3.25 to 6.50
in both light anti heavy weight
at......................... $1.25 to $3.75
House Dresses and
Anrons
These house dresses anti aprona
are good values at. $1.95 to $4
Lot of A rm y Shoes
Boys’ Tennis Shoes
Ladies’ Oxfords
that fits (he foot and wears,
a t ...........................$8.50 to $10
in heavy anti light weight, big
values at..„........... 90c to $3.25
in kid anti patent; big values;
ju r price is low at......... $7.50
Men’s Outing Shoes
Ladies’ Tennis Shoes
•lust fine for summer wear, at
from.................. $2.95 to $4.65
Just the thing for camping, at
from.......... ...........$1.25 to $2.95
Men’s H eavy
W o rk Shoes
Men’s W o rk Shirts
These shoe* are big values at
the prie«.....................$5 to $10
Good values........ $1.45 to $1.95
M en’s Coveralls
Men’s H eavy Loggers
Calked, best of kip, priced at
from.................... SÌ6.50 to $25
Ladies’ W hite Oxfords
Gootl values at.
$3.50 to $3.95
Ladies’ H i T od Shoes
in brown anil black at the bar­
gain price o f......./.............$8.50
Ladies’ H ik in g Shoes
The kind you pay $5.50 for at
jther places— at the Sample
Store for............ $2.95 to $4.50
A hi»gh grade Munson last $15
shoe; our price............... $9.50
M en’s Overalls
M ary Janes
These are exceptional values
at......................... $2.25 to $2.75
Misties’ M ary Jane slippers ;
gootl values at.... $2.25 to $3.50
fam ily washing. Phone 139J. jn)8-j2p
3 acre ranch for sale cheap I f taken in
next 3t* days. Good 4 room bouse,
city water, houses for l(MM) hens, funi
ily orchard, lots o f berries, just out
side o f eity limits. Itert V. Hands,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
jneSStft
Just what you want..... $22.50
Tor Bale— Fresh milk cow. and a good
one; also heifers that are good pro­
per!». J. II. Hawley, phone 1F12. jnSH
jiy U fr.______________ ________________
LONDON.
Small dairy farm for sale. Three miles
north o f Cottage Grove, 3 1 mile east
o f Saginaw and P a cific highway in In­
light \ alley. Six room bungalow, mod
era, good dairy barn and silo, all good
farming land. This is high class prop­
erly. I f you are looking fo r n desir
able home, this w ill suit you. W ill sell
with or without equipment. W. J. Mi-
Clellaa, Saginaw, lire.
jne25 jlyItipd
f o r Sale A few fine young Hartx
Mountain singers. Call I33K or see
Mrs. II. A. M iller at 247 Second street.
Cottage Grove.
jne21tfe
fou n d Ring. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying for
this notice.
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Sleeping room aiul board.
South F ifth street.
Call at 32t>
jlv2 pd
Tor Bale 800 sheep, yearlings. J. A.
YOungreen, Anlnuf, Ore.
jneSSpd
R ag« W anted« Must be clean and of
good sire; 1e the pound; c a n ’t use
old socks, small rags or rags with hard
surfaces; woolen and cotton rags of
good sine are what we want. The Sen
tiaeL
jaeSSpd
For Sale Good work team, fa t and in
good shape; weight 31(8*; $41*0, with
h'Kging harness. Joe Burnett. jn25-jWp
F ive acre« hud house, good land, good
house, lots o f spring water, pip'd
into house, edge o f town, house worth
more than price o f place, #21*8*, one
linlf down, ow n time on balance at 1 '..
See Galloway, 511 Main.
jne25tfc
T h irty acre* fertile, level, well drained
soil, adjoining built-up best residence
section, tw o streets connecting wilh
paved street two blocks away, making
tract ready for platting into lot«. W ill
pay interest on investment by crop­
ping. Price $200 an acre, only one-
fourth down, plenty time on balance.
See Galloway, exclusive agent, fill
Main.
jucL’It fc
Wanted American lady housekeeper.
II a ve nick w ife and three small
boys; liv ing in city. W rite I*. W. Cut»
iorth, Cottage Grove.
jn21 jltfpd
Wanted—3 or 4 furnished room« for
light housekeeping. W ill pay good
rent for well equipped n|iartnient. See
Galloway, 611 Main.
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Used Cars
Mlehlgan $150; Btudebaker
#3181; Overland Bug #300.
Garage, 901 Main A ve,
Overland
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M en’s Riding Boots
(H|H-cial to The Sentinel.)
June 23.— Mrs. Albert Noth and
daughter V ivien returned to Medford
Monday.
Henry Combs and daughter Orphn
inotorotl to Mount View Monday.
Miss Mahelle Short ridge left Sunday
for Monmouth to attend summer school.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baughman started
for the hot springs Monday.
J. T. Small was in Eugene Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred I ’ovvell were in
Ixmdon Sunday.
M OUNT VIE W .
(Special to The Sentinel.)
June 17.— Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelley
moved their househobt goods to Cot
tage Grove Tuestfny from the W. L .
M iller mill.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. \V. Sears. Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Cooley and Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Leedom were in the Grove Satur­
day.
Mrs. Anna H offm an returned Thurs
day to her home at Cushman, a fte r a
visit with her mother and sist»‘r, Mrs.
J Kill- ami Mr- C. W. 8e*fa
RAGTIME
P IA N O P L A Y I N G
Un-Musical Beginners Taught to
Play Popular Music in 12 Lessons
—Such Pieces As—
“Dardanella”
Naughty Waltz’
“Vamp”
“Carolina Sunshine”
“11 imlustan”
“Indian Moon”
“Kara van”
“Hand in Hand”
“Tell Me”
“Sunshine of Your Smile”
“Mv Baby’s Arms”
“Rosarv”
Taught to play them with pep, swing, aceent, supplying that
“intangible something” so often lacking in pianists. Leant to add
notes, runs, chimes, play double bass, etc. Enroll now—12 lessons
take onlv 12 weeks’ time.
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Waterman Piano School
R O Y J. W H I T E , M gr.
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917 Willam ette Street, Eugene, Ore.