Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, December 10, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPOPULAR MUSIC AND HAG TIME PIANO PLAYING TAUGHT FKGM il SHEET MUSIC IN 12 LESSONS City Council W A N T A D S liu ti« Olili cent tini word; unni >•<uni A5 » u n i » ; Om o inscrtiona (or liti' l'Uri' of iw o » l i r a | iiiii | in mi viiiiri , Imll « r a t Ilio word uftor Ilio Onril iR'irrtioii. i Beginners or Advanced Pupils Fur Halo A uk >ra billy goats. Vcutrh, phono 2 K13 Curtin ohtfc A m you getting y«ur «barn of high priced ig g a t I f not there 1» u ri'it- ■ in I! Ilrr Iry »nimi H i I v it C^ u i II White I .inborn« Hooking orders now for linby ■ hicks Win, llaii'l* A Him, I I ' ! • i l l Cottage Grove, Oru., |ibono J F2 oStfa • • Learn l>7 st yle« of bass, 180 s\ neopated effeefs, blue harmony, oriental, cliimc, movie and eafe j a //., triek endings, elever breaks, spaee fillers, sax slurs, blue obligato and 217 oilier- subjects. O n ly course in existence teaeliiliK up to the min ut «* p l a y i n g of p o p u l a r music in real da// form. Mr. l{oy d. W hite, m a n a g e r ol the “ W a t e r man Pi an o School,'* of Kugene, Oregon, will come to Cottage d r o v e every week and rive private instruction. Muir tliii1 1 2H pupil« l’u n » ('iitlnu’i liiovi hiive • nroll«*«I. I cmmiiii limila in i' 11in111->I Km nil lit mici' Privale inutnictinii at your tinnir. There an* a fru vnonnoioa open for achool cliihlt rii on Sat orila vn tiravi' yom name ami a<|ilri‘>K at tin 11. • * < I Kartell ROY J . WH ITE, I N S T R U C T O R (imiil moony for you i«lliiig our linn of fruit Mini ornamental tri'i'u, »map t fruit», ri"o - Htart inimi'iliutiily to »•' rum li.'»t rraulta from 11 < b r i n y <!•' ■n >ml H;ib in Nursery Co., 421 *>i•'K*1" ¡ B l d g , Hub in, Orr. o22 dI0pd For .ietvlic Registered O 1. C. hog iii'ii. K • If«*Itn « k, jiliunr -itil-l diopd A lot», i, room bourn, wooili.hrd, w in filin ', n m i'iil walk; connected with ; sower; rlrririi' lights. T. M . I>"ttk lliiili avenue. n ) 2 d.t|’d Vetch bay and mixed »etch, oat* and I-lii'tit hay. J. 11. Hull, 2 mill-» »oulh o f t.'ottuK*' drove. nJ2tfi' l or H.ilr Old growt! la inch fir wind delivered, Holton lira«., boa *17.r>. 1 Collage Grove. n 19 illOjid For Hale -6 acre tract 12 mil on south ut Ci'ltiiK' (irove, half mil» nouth o f l.iiailiin Good 7 room house, milk room, » null .Iii'ii, barn and other buildings, all i b an d and fenced; family orchard, | lii rni » ¡tail |'ri|ii,ii l*nrr *2500 i f sold .."ii I > k | ii i r M r » . John Hinnll, l«m don, or M i . W. T. Join*», (o t t i i g i 1 | Grove, Ore. nl9-dl0| 1 Obi growth body fit vtove wood for m lr Cull 911 , City Trannfer. d3tf* For Hale lletreait for 30x3‘ , tire, n»w t^ iir tr r original price. Inquire '1 ho Hentmi I ! . 1 1 pd W ant to trade my equity In raucl half mill- we«t ot Cottage Grove for city | | rrml. uir property Will pay difference lin n right kiliil o f dial. K. J. Hco field di:il|.d New Improvod OreKou strawberry ¡ Innt» for »ale, •'»<• the DM»--dlg 'rni ' yourself M i« J. A. Young, pbom ■ i u dil 17 j'd Herond hand Fold and 3' ¿inch wagon for »iib- Will thki- one or tn o g"*>d ro w » in trad'- J. W. Hhuttuek, Cottugi i Grove. d317pd Fur Hale Six weeks old pigs, •«■ Buy now wluli' tbe buying i* good. J I ’ Godard, phone 21 4 11 dcc.l 17j*d For Sale Slock and fixture« of gen .-rut merchandise »tore W A. Heck, phone II f 'i - ’ dIO 2 ip-l Piano for »ale Nudhain upriKht grand in g ....I cunditiun. Mr». J. I1. Hart, n . iin 'iii'd Good team for sale or will trade for 19 1 11 dl0tf< For Hal» liiquiri Lincoln A first class ladies’ bicycle " i Chester Keene, Hixlb' and dlO-24p Wa'ited To buy canaries. B in h :i\ eriin Apply 10H diopd l . ' d Agate brooch. Saturday evening on Main Street. Hot urn to Men tine! tti.. 410-17pd Tor Bale Thoroughbred Dark Cornish gnmo rorkerels; eggs in sen»<»ti C. K Tompkins, Walker dIO 2lpd In From the Cold Five rents the pound paid fur old rag.« at Tlio Sentinel dll) 17| m ) After the romp outdoors a good oil heater is first protection against colds. Filled with P kakl O il it gives cozy warm th wherever wanted. Economical. N o smoko, no odor, for P earl O il is refined and re-refined by our special proc ess which makes it clean-burning. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere O rd er by name— P e a r l O il . S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y (California) IIOMF.R G A L L O W A Y 511 Main St M O N E Y M A K I N G I l o M K . Cl.itHh IN Six room house, rentrnl. 4 blocks fmm Main street, closets, pnntry, in,idem plumbing. washroom with »tatiunary tub«, woodhnuse ronneet eil, log rhn ken park, nearly half ere of he«t garden ground. 12 eher ry trees, 4 pear. 3 apple, loganher ri- «, etr All fur flstm. I ’ art time. Other bargain« i ^ r i t v home« fur *I<MMI, *1.910, tl.VHl, f ilHMi^ * 07,10 „,„1 ♦4IMM1 " N i l trouble to «hew goods New this w qek—This is what yeu have been looking for; 12.37 nrres, edge o f town, ensv walking distanrr from sehinds and business center, nearly all good land, one half ran b, irrigated from lug spring, pear |" irh and walnut trees, lots o f her ries, pasture for cows, dandy place for chickens, wood for home use, good six room house with water piped in. Only *2500 for quirk sale. Easy terms. Real Estate Phone 38 Insurance For Hale— 3 full blooded 0 I. C pigs. Eight weeks old; weigh 10 pounds; ♦ « each C. 11. Sharon, Saginaw. dIOpd Taken Up— F ive stray turkeys. Owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses. W. G. Allen, on the Htnchs ranch. dlOc Seventh Street Oarage ---------------------------- Perini Brothers, Props. ---------------------------- A l l kinds a nd mak es of cars e x p e rt l y re p a i r e d ; courteous and prompt service; gas oline, oils and complete g a r a g e service. -----------------------------------A d e n t i f o r --------------------------------- r - THE CELEBRATED CHEVROLET LINE Alw ays a Little Lower in Price, Not in Quality Flour ban «Iroppcd in prior, hut your home product is always found a little lower than the imported product. The price alone is lower, not the «¡utility. Keep the home dollar at home THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS For Hale or Trade Good young canary. good singer; with cage. Phone or write Harry l.ammers. Cottage Grove, p No. 10 English brown mahogfcny Vtc- trola, used about a month, with 24 records Price *115. Call after 4:00 p m. at the M c ln tu r ff house on north Tenth «Ireet dlOpd ' * * • • ' * i AUCTION SALE At DeVere fc I.»ticks' Auction Utilise on Pacific Highway nnd west Main street, the following property will be offered for sale for cash in hand to the highest bidder, com ineticing promptly at I o'clock p. m. M O N D A Y . D E C E M B E R 13 I good farm team, I and 3 years old; I Jersey cow 7 years old; 1 Jersey cow 5 years old; l Jersey cow I years old; .'I good yearlings and I two year old; I good farm wagon; I good work harness; nil kinds o f furniture, beds, dressers, commodes, stoves, chairs, and cook mg utensils o f all kinds; dishes of every description; bedding, blankets, sheets, quilts, pillows and pillow cases; a good ninny tools and other nrticles too numerous to mention. W. II. COCHRAN. OWNER C. O. DeVere, Auctioneer. dllie |h*c H«|{iilir mrvtiim All m*in bi*r« |»rr«<*fat. ('offin«urii<;i t toil rrcpivnl from the I m ' iu I «»I flu* forestry <!«*|mrfrn**nt unking for thi* hpiiomlmcnt of n r»*pri*«#*r»t» tiv*t of fh<* 1 'ity to i£o with n*[»n,-<*ntu 11 v < - of tin- Mint*' bo;iff| of h<aiiltli 21 rail o f tin fori try flopurtmrnt for an <•* ninirmtion of wtit(*rfih<'<|i« in th** fornut fl'HPfV #• On motion it wa« ordered that th»* ffiirkin^ limit on Main *tri*i*t In* t*x tofoliMl from 'ib rriiriutiH to on«* hour. On rnot•«»n thi* I’ity attorney ws»« in •trurt<*f| to take action to nto|i paykmai of intirfnt on warrant» 4t and 45 o f INMIM* If On motion warrant« wi*r#* ordrrwl iMii'H'd in favor o f thi* mayor and m#*m- b»T« of th<* council for «alarm«. On motion the licrrm«* fee for motion pirtur«- house« wa« raiard from $2.50 » 1 •* month to $5 the month, e ffective January 1, 1021 TI m * following bill« were preaentnd and, a f t i r being duly audit**d, w**re ord«*r< d paid: K V & K. Ry., freights.............$ .30 Klprtrir com ¡»any, light« Nov 2.3.3 H.'f I'acifie Coast i'ulvort k F I uhp * Co., iron culvert ............. ....... 10.40 J. K. Young, «alary and e i p .... 55.40 Ilo(|«on Fi'enaiighty Co., «weep- or bn»om ............ ............ .30.30 k\ 1 1 E Ct luahef Ovi rhols.-r Lumber Co., lumbor. 10 40 City Transfer Co., swooping «t«. in ( tatober. .............. 45.07 City Transfer Co., hauling idee* lion «up|ili 4 *«................ 3.50 Cit\ I r*• 1 -f «• r Co., «weeping «t«. in November. .......... 54.00 Overht laer I.iirnin r Co , lambei 30.07 drove Transfer Co., hauling i,i.’ ’ 1 ■’»<1 C. d. M fg Co, ballot boxes.... 0 00 Knowh * k draber, hardware..... 25 7!» 1 • 1 Inriei 18 1 G«M*rgi* Dahl, work on sewers.... 9.00 .1 M Durham, «a lary ............... . 10.00 Phil Jorn-K, work on water main 3.30 Phil Jon* work on newer......... 3.30 Hentiii* i, printing ballot« and 6 Phil .L' ih - h , work on street«....... 55.25 8 25 I A l('i» . bill, hauling gravel .... 1«»0 13 « J. I* • iuroutte. salary« and exp 125.00 O. It Pitcher, salary. G. B Pitcher, eX|K'nses to Rtl- S.I5 Jada 2.50 G. B. Pitcher, postage stamps.... 10 00 \V W Oglesby, salary .. . Titv Tr.iisfer. hauling pipe nnd 5 00 lumber......................... ..... * ____ 12 00 A . \V Kinie, salary...................... H V Mbson, salary.................... 12.00 12 00 J. W Veatch, salary__ _______— !>. Striding, «alary____ __________ • 12.00 12.00 Nrbiin Durham, salary.... ... J. A Wnght. salary......... .......... ll.oo ■fbert Bade, «nlarv' 3.00 ttn midinri rounril adjourned J K Y O I 'N O , Recorder. An Aristocratic Southerner Those who intend to see, or have seen, David Belaseo'a production of Willard Mark's romance, “ Tiger Rose,' which comes to the Eugene theater at Eugene next Monduy night, I>e< 13, will no doubt be, or have b»> n, impressed with the character of “ Dr. Dan S u s ic k " as port rayed by J ik J Berlin, and will have wondered from whom or where he glenned his remarkable conception o f that import ant role. In the first place, Jack, ns In is called (although his real name is t uques), is a southerner o f the most pronounced type, an aristocrat by birth and lineage extending away bark to the early Spanish settlers upon the hnvous anil lakes and streams around about southern l.ousiann, and secondly ft m the mixture o f this pure Cnstil- inn with the Arcudians— those .mi gi nits from Canndn who in 1745 after ft" defeat <»f the French at Louisberg, «.oight homes in the southern climes; intermarried with the older settlers, tt. Hpunish, and founded what has been known us the most exclusive aristocratic race upon enrth— the ( ’ nude— us exemplified in the present d iy by the merchant princes; by ih * men o f affa irs ; by the snvants o f ibe - uthland. Jack Itertin comes to his lineage, too, frmo a long line o f physician an ci tors, llis father and his forebears, away back to his great great grand parents, having been esculapians and students as well as prnctloners oi the art o f healing. On the paternal side Bert in can trace his descent from the , irly French governor generals o f Can a la, and on the mnternnl side to the f i rst rulers o f New Spain. llis own daddy practiced up and down the vnr ions settlements o f the Mississippi river, over in the Bayou Tech country and down New Iberia way, even over into the regions o f Bayou Cook whore the famous Now Orleans oysters come from, ere he felt himself competent to sot tie in the Crescent City and be c m e one o f its most renowned med ical men. In his d a d d y ’s |ierogmintions young Jack accompanied his pere, from him imbued that roving spirit that led the young student from Tubine university to discard the arts and the sciences o f his forbears nnd take upon himself the a c to r’s life. dIO Money TH E PO W E R OF M O N E Y REACHES A R O UND THE W O R L D — IN E V E R Y W A L K OF L IF E IT IS THE DOM IN A T IN O FACTOR If you are a young man, your one higgeat ambition is to attain financial aficct ss and a sure, sale and certain way to start out is to learn to save. (Jet the saving habit by «»periing up a savings aeeount with ns A dollar will open a saving* account at this bank M EM BER FE D E R A L R FSER VE SYSTEM First National Bank THE OLD R E L IA B L E COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Eugene T heater Monday , December 13 th GR EATEST OF A L L TH E B E L A S C O N IA N M E LO D R AM AS David Belasco Presents W IT H T H R IL L IN G TH UNDER. RAIN, Tiger Rose E LE C TR IC A L STORM AND EFFECTS GLORIOUS SU N R ISE SCENE By Willard Mack Mr Helasen's Original Production and Only Tiger Hose Com pany with Its Thrilling, dripping Story of Love Youth Fiercely Fighting Passion Red-Blooded— True at Its Highest GORGEOUS SETTINGS, R IV A L IN G N A T U R E IN CHARM A N D B E A U T Y Floor 16 yows, 42; 2 rows, $1.5(1. Balcony- 2 rows, $2; 2 rows, $1.50; 2 rows, $1. Gallery— 50c. (Add 10^* tax to all seats). Box sale op«qis Sat., Dec 11, 10 a. in. Mail orders now. More Becoming ’ Than Plat Lenses M o o d y ’» D ccp -C u fV * Kryptok Lenses The edges of Torie lenses Are Belter do not show as prominently as those of flat lenses. They lit close to your eyes. You will find Tories much more becoming and useful. They give you a wider and clearer field of vision. You should know about them. Sherman W. Moody O P T O M E T R I S T 881 W i l l a m e t t e St., E u g e n e , Oregon L A N E C A PTU R E S HONORS AS BEST CORN CO UNTY The showing made l.y I-nno county I nt the first annual Owgnn state corn «how held in Portland wn* the beat | tioni lountie« in the non-irrigatod di* I tnet nnd the western Oregon section.' In the elnss A exhibits from the! non irrigated section la n e county had 1 three in lot 1 , or 10 -ear exhibit, nnd | won first nnd third prizes, K. K. Boas, of motor route A, Eugene, being awarded first prize and llnrold Hurd,, of Coburg, third In lot two, or 100 - ear exhibits, there were two entries from I-line county, Clinton Hurd, o f Coburg, winning first nnd Mr. Ross 1 third. Lane county wa* the only county in the western part o f the state to win | prizes in these two lots. As a result o f this showing there is already a demand for seed corn from the prize winners nnd orders hnve begun to come in from different parts o f the state. Merchants, practice what you preach, j Order yyiir stilcsbooks through The, m . , .. i i .... _____ ». Knowles &. G raber COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON H ard w are F u r n it u r e -------- and --------