Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., August 06, 1920, Image 6

Red Crown gasoline
has a continuous chain
of boiling points. It is
an all-rclincry gasoline.
iTANPARD O il COMPANY
(California)
T. G Sudtell, Special Agì., Standard Oil Co., Cottage Giove, Ore.
WATOH Vol li LABEL IT YVILL PAY YOU
SUMM ONS
In thi> C ircuit Court « f th«< S ialo o f
Orrj;.>n fur Lane County.
I.iiuolu T aylor limi M utilila T nvlor,
In» » ilo , M iron Tuylor, (ìluilvn T iiv
lor. Iti» T aylor, Kthel T uylor, llnrvoy
Taylor ami Hollo Tnvlor, In» » ilo , nini
l.illiuii J. Tnvlor, p lain tiff» ,
VII.
John liliali T aylor, Hofomlnnt.
To John liliali Tuylor, H ofom lnnt:
In ilio ninno of tho Slitto of Oregon
you uro horoliy required lo a|>|iour nini
itiinuor Ilio com plaint filini ii|’:ini»t you
ni Ilio above ondilo«! suit w ithin »i\
week» from the day of tho fir»t puli
lirution of th io »uiiniioim mid if you
foil lo iiu»»or for » n u t thereof tho
plaintiff» will apply to tho court for
the relief prayed for in p la in tif f ’a
com plaint filed herein to n it:
Cor u decree appointing referee» to
m ake a p artitio n of the follow ing tie
scribed real property :
Hegiaiiitig lifi'-j rods west o f the
N ortheast corner o f l.nt 1, Sec. .12, Tp.
21 S. K. J \ \ . W. M„ run W est to the
N orthw est corner of tho N ortheast
q u arter of the N orthw est q u arter uf
»aid Nee. Jit, South 20 eh».. Knit 20
chains, Soulli to u point due n est of
the N orthw est corner of claim .Vs, No
tificutio u 7 sl, Kast to the Southeast
corner of l.ot J, sani Sec. J2, N orth to
the South line of Claim .V», West to
the Southwest corner of same, N orth
to a point 54 rods Southeasterly from
bi'gitititng ami Noi! I»\\ usici \\ 51 roti»
lo higititintg, m nttim ing t»f» m*rt*M hi
I imi* Conni \ , i >r«*g«ui ;
\l«n Ibgm im tg 5.S rml» Ktmt uf flit*
Noi Ih* 0*1 vornor ol riunii 53, Nolifi
i*Htion 7*»s in M«**\ 2*. Tp. 21 N. R. 3
\\ . \ \ . M r u i t «*u»t lo ilio Northeast
forner of »aiti riam i 53, Houth IO
c lutili» to Monih«*a»t rum or. West IO
t hniiu« to Souihw ftt rum or, North to
thi* Hoot hon»t ttiriit'r t»f Ha ini 55, No
1 1 t'irnt ioii 77**, \\ est to a ponit nliout
43.25 Hiai uh i'<a»t of tho Soutlm «*nt
fornor of suiti iTtiim 55 unti North
t'iiMtrrly to h«*gtiiniiig, foiitaiairig
15*.IO «cri'n, i,\f4*pt N.04 afro» 1101 * 111*11
lo Lia C. ami Kt'boora K. Taylor;
li I mo : (lui \N»*i 60 rotili ol i <*i 8,
Hoc. 32, Tp. 21 H. K. 3 \ \ . W. M .. oon
tnintiig 9 aoro», ami
\l»o: tln* Moni li woht tjiiarlcr of tho
StmthwoMt (jimrlcr of Sro. 20 ami tho
Northvvost ipiarter of tho Nort!i\\«*»t
P ii . HK 8 U I \\
W. M.
tinong tht* plaìutlff» ami t|t*ft*iitlant
divorili ng to tho ir rospoctìvo littori*»!»
ami ibirvoing
flint tho pia int if f» ami tlofoatlalit
aro tho nwttor» of »ani rotti proporti
ami for a iloorot» of partition bv Ilo
l’ourt to pnrtition tilt* »aiti rotti prop
orty niuniig tho plaintilf» ami tlofoit
laiit aooortling tt* |lit*ir rospooti\o in
toro»!»;
Buicks Going Up
.Itisl as f f r la in av iltr lltiirk is t ht* I m ' k I car ou lin* in arki'l lot
lit«“ inoiit'y, just (liai o t ilu iu ia il i lui t t lu*
is k iiîm k ’ I "
tako au i ni
iat •* juin |> O thtT c u ih o T alunit I !»«• wmii' |
Iinvi> ahrailv uil\ancril. We hau* nul rt,r«,iv«,il
........ «»*•'
i* \ | M'i'l 1 * 1 1 ailvaiK'o u n t lu- Itilirk, hui mu'li nulitv ia crrlam H»
I m * icivivril \v 1 1 li i u a ft'W «lava. Il raia (liai niai liiorr lot
u pk «>«*p ami ait> lat'kitiK m matiy «I* t lu* lliiiiRa ¡liai ailil lu
t lu* coiul'iii't ami .'iijiiy nii'iit i>l a lliiit'k hitu1 mlvainH,«l, il ia
crrlain t liât t lit* bi'llor «‘ar ta tint RoitiR lu alirk al t lu* aaim*
olil |iiici>. W.* ha M1 Itvn llilii'ka im t lu* lliiur 1 lut t ru al lin
lirt'Mi'ul | W r ili» mit cxpi'ct to lie alilo 1« «l'I aiiy nn»r«’
lii'iort' fin* imw ih îim ' (» oi ' h iulo «*fI-.'«*« .
The West Side Garage
W C. Applewhite, Proprietor
O ur most
complete repair shop, with
its
el'fi. ¡cut m c elu m ies, a lw a • v s at » vou r se r v ic e
T h i» mi m in o n» i» »o rstal up o ii y o u b v
tho o rd o r o f tln* H o n o ra bit* J tolgo G.
F. M k ip w o r t h w h iv h o rtlor tliroot» tliut
voti u p p o n r a m i u u » \\e r ili » a n i oan»o
vv 1 1liìtt »i \ w o rk > front tln* tinti* o f t h r
tirat
p u b lic a tt o n
ol
tln»
»tiiniuoti»
w h io h »ani ilatt* o f »aiti p u h lir u t itili i»
J u iio 25, 1920.
ALT A KING Alt I)
FOTTE K. FOSTE K A IMMKL,
Attornov» f«*r Piami il i
Ut*»idonoo miti 1*. < I. Vtltlro»», Eug» no.
O ro g o n .
Across U. S. A.
27.2 Miles a Gallon
In a remarkable night and day continuous run an Overland stock ear
arrived in San Francisco on July 2b, only 71-» days alter leaving New
York, averaging 19.2 miles per hour for 3442 miles, and 27.2 miles per
gallon.
Twenty-five different drivel’s, who had never seen this car before,
drove it through every known condition of weather and road.
Come in todav and see a duplicate of this remarkable Overland
with TRIPLEX SPRINGS, whose ECONOMY and STAMINA is
being established in new RECORDS every day.
Touring Prices
$4)85; f. o. Roadster
$985; Coupe $1525; Sedan $1575
b. Toledo, subject to change without notice
Overland Garage
Jno. C. Currin, Proprietor
901 Main, Phone 110
The Olympic Line
j | > Bread made with @5713193 Flour
is tasty and tender to the last crumb.
If the folks appreciate good baking—and
we know they do— it is worth while to
insist on getting @S7IeIiilS
4*
SUMM ONS.
la tin* Circuit Court of thr Mtnto of
Oregon ft»r l.aiit* County.
Eliott N. Ilopprr, plaintiff, \ .» Ururr
IL*pprr, (lofomlaiit.
To tiraoo lloppor, tho Abnvo Nnntotl
1 Irfon tin lit:
In thr nainr of tho Mtat«* of Oregon
you art* ho robs mpnrotl to appt*ar ami
an.Hwrr tho oouiplaiiit filotl ug:tin»t yon
hi tho abovt* entitled »nit within mX
work* from tin* date of the fir»t pub
lioatiofi of tin* »umnioti», ami if you
fail to so answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the oourt for
tin* roliof prayed for in plaintiff'»
complaint, to wit: for a doom* of tho
court tlittMolving th«% marriage contract
anti bond» of matrimony existing b*
tween you ami tho plaintiff on tho
ground» of rruel nnd inhuman trout
meat and infidelity of and toward the
plaintiff and for the euro, rti»t «»dy ami
control of all tin* minor children be
longing to you and the plaintiff and
for »licit other ami further relief a**
may »eem proper in tho premise» and
for co.»t» and di»bttr»e meat» of thi»
»nit.
Thi» »ummniiM m nerved by public«
tion by ortler of tho Hon. G. E. Mkip
worth, judge of th«* al»i»\e named court,
dated the tith day of July, A. I>. 1920,
and tho date of the fir»t publication
of thi» Niimmon» will be the 9th day
of July, I92U, ami the ln»t publieation
thereof will In* on tht* 20th «lay of
Aufu»t, A. I>. 1920.
If. J . Mil IN N ,
jl9 «20
Attorney for Plaintiff
Po»toffiee addr«»», Cottage Grove, Ore.
NO TICE OF FIN A L SE T TL E M EN T
In the County Court of the Ntate of
Oregon for Lane County.
In the m atter of the e»tate of Cath
erina A. Perkin», docen»e«l.
N otice i» hereby given th a t tin* tin
dersignéil ad m inistratrix of the estate
of Crm ierine A. Perkin», deceased, ha
filed her final account w ith the County
Clerk of Lane com ity, Oregon, m the
m atter of the »aid estate and an order
ha» ln*en m ade and entered o f record
directin g notice and netting August th*
17th, 1920, a t 11 o'clock a. m. of »aid
day a» tin* tim e for tin* hearing and
punning upon the »aiti final account
ami objection» thereto, if any there be,
and for the final »ettlem eiit and di»
tribution of »aid e»tute.
The first publication of this notice
will be on the 10th «lay of Ju ly , 1920,
ami tin* luff publication will be on tin-
13th «lay of A ugust, 1920.
N eva H arvey, f<»rmerly Perkin»,
A d m inistratrix of tin* e state «il
C atherine A. Perkin», «!«•«•« ti»«*«l.
II. J . Hhinn, A tty. fur Adinr. 710*13
NO TICE TO CREDITORS.
In th<* rnatt«*r «»f the e»tate n f Surah
L. Knox, «b*cea»<*d.
N otice i» hereby given th at Mnrni«*
R. Knox, ha» been appoint«*«! adm in
istra trix «if th* e»tiite of Sarah L.
Knox, «|ecea»**«l, by th«* ( ’«unity Court
uf tho S tate of Oregon, in and for
L a iio County,
A ll penwin» having claim» against
tin» »aid «‘state nr«* ln*r«*by n o tif»«*«I to
present the sam e «Inly verified t«» th«*
»aid ad m inistratrix at C ottage Gn»v«\
Oregon, w ithin nix month» 1’rorn this
th«* 30th day of Ju ly , 1920.
MAMI E II. KNOX.
7*30|M 27c
A «lm ini»tratrix. I
Good Baking
Is in Good Making
£
jit « *2 5 a g l3
GAS AND ACID STOMACH
“ Easy to make and easy to bake” arc hot
cakes made from aiKUhU: Pancake Flour.
And O ther Stomach Trouble'; Relieved in
Two Miniil<-a, by
taking n h*-n |>i ti<r
t< uH|iiionfiil il l J t ) 1 11
in n t'l.ns of ln«t
water. Almohitcly
liei rule..,
Itl by All Driif/p it1».
Breakfast is the favorite meal wherever OfJ.il-AR
W heat Hearts arc served.
There it an tK IE U R Feed scientifically balanced
J L . to meet the requirem ent of each variety and of
•very condition of your livestock or poultry.
HEAT'-
COMFORT
PEARL
OIL
(K E R O S B N E )
FLOUR -
TEED -
CEREALS
STANDARD O IL C O M PA N Y
_________ (C A L iro n w i At_________
T. O. SU D TELL. SPE C IA L AO ENT
STAN DARD O IL OO., C ottage Oro?# I
Farming Is Fun With
a Fordson
I'arinitl r uh .*«1 to lie eonaiilereil the harileat kiml of work.
Willi llie mlveiit of the tractor il lieeamr a real profeaaioii
ami farinera lieeame aKiieiilturaliata ami men of a certain
amount of leisure. They are more imlepemh'iit than ever
la-fore, especially if a l-'oi ilsoii furuialiea I lie motive power
for llie plow, for the M*c<|cr, for the Imrrnw, for the Inmln
ami for all the other farm machinery where horsepower for
mcrly was iik ci I. Iliteli yom uiortRaRe ami your farm ilia
ehinery to a K o h I koii . F’ iu iih iu ' is always fun with a Forilson
GO TO WOODSON’S FOR FORDSONS
“ N o th in g Like It 9 J
says the Good Judge
A little of this real to­
bacco gives a man more
satisfaction than lit ever
got from th e old
a
kind.
Tiie full, rich, real to­
bacco taste lasts so lonj*,
you don’t need a fresh
chew nearly as often.
That’s why it costs you
less.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in iu*« stylet
RIGHT C tT is a short-cut tobacco
W-1J CUT is a lonji tine-cut tobacco
W e y m a p -Q rd to n C o m p a n y . 1107. B ro a d w a y , N ev e York C ity
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When you use ( 'ottuse firm e flour, you save the chame
necessarily made on other flour for freight and hnmllinn, and
the H aving is Inrue enouuh to lie ipiitc an item in the year's
expenses. N aturally you should wish to use a home prmluet,
even were there no difference in the price, so there is a
double inducement for the Use of your Impie flour.
THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
GROVE TRANSFER
COMPANY
Dick Hickson
All kinili nf
Furniture Moving and H A R N E S S A N D
General Jobbing
SHOE REPAIRING
F. W. JACOBS, PR O PR IET O R
Res. Phone 21 F3 O ffice Phone 4
LOGGERS AND WORK
GLOVES
Seventh and Main
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Dick Hickson
STATIONERY
MAGAZINES AND
LATEST MUSIC
Seventh and Main
JU N K
WE WANT ANY KIND AND
ALL YOU HAVE
Cottage Grove
Junk
Company
2 4 Pacific Highway Phone 6