Cottage Grove sentinel., June 07, 1917, Image 3

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Di«»lull, uhm - v isitili* u| liti' (¿uecuer
lumie u I r » iluya Inai «ri'Il
Mia. Titillili, III r u t i l i c i ' (Ulivi', viali
rii l'ililnv ivilli li ri riillailt, Mia. • 'In r li
lliplill.
.Mia 11urolli ll'i|i|irr unii rbililri'U, iif
Eilgi ili1, V I a lin i ai'v|*rul ilti Va ut' Inai
» r r k ni i Iti* li unir uf tiri pnrent», Mr
inni Mia. .1 I. I^uri'iii’r. T h e y retili ned
limili' Huniliiy.
Mr. unii Mra. Unirai' W U dir »mi unii
rlnlilri'ii, V iig il inni l{iiIli, moiiiri'il up
limii Munta I Inni Humliiv nini v i a lin i ni
I In* .1. I-'. Ni'iit limili'.
Ilunilil l l u n i i r i , uf Kngi-itf, viali rii
I r III I IV ra farri* Huliduy.
(' E. W b it c lc y , uf 1. 11 1 li n in, V i a lin i
uvrr Mmiiliiy vvilli rrlu liVra farri*.
Nuru O lirru Ima liuiafanl farr I rm i
uf arliuul ut T i r i l i ulul f r i ili im i lo lirr
limnr lirrr.
Tfar Alluma l'iiililrrn lui vi* ull r n i i v
••Ini 11 imi tlir in•*■>ali-a
Perry R itc h ie , ut HiIk l ' r f r k , la lumi
lag |iulra fur Mr. All» iiim .
j r a a i n i farr Ulul I >•-1In*rI H rn n rll, uf
I W rm llilig, M i t i ' iii lina vu iintv HtilitliiV
Mr. l 'u r n iriit rr Avita in C o tta g e (Iruvr
Ull liiiaiuraa Moilduy,
Miaa M u r ju rlr Y miglili v ia itn l Ituby
k r n i r ili Dclight Vlillrv Hiimluy.
Tit tiri Mmiily mia n aliu|i|irr III l'ut
liigì' (Iruv r Mitiunluy.
l^uilr u iiiiui lirr frinii lir rr u l t r n d n l
l'Un n I li in | n n ili l ‘ni l ligi* Univi* Htimlny
li i g II I .
Miaa E l l a Mciitt r r l u r n n l liunir fumi
M|iringfirlil Mmiiluy.
Mra ,1. F. N ru l, w lui limi lirrn viali
lug ni S p rin g fie ld nini K u g ru r , r r l u r n n l
limur Humliiv
T l ir ju n iu ia unii arniura uf ilir W nlkrr
lugli arluml r l l j i y r i l » picnic ii |> ifar
M< K r n z i r Hiimluy.
Mra. T II i l n r l l r v gu v r u a ti r |> r I ■ai*
purly Tliiirailuy uflrrim m i m liutiur uf
tlir Inrlluluy uf farr mulfarr, Mra. K|i|irr
ami
V iailing ulul Imu v vvurk w -re I b r
■livrraiuna u f llir nftrriinun nml dain ty
11 * f I rail mi'll I a were a r r v n l
A limit ¡if»
gurata w rrr pri'scit,
Tfar •iinitnl liigli ai'hiwl fn> nml limiml
rllltnr vvua lu'I'l Mny ¡ill. Tliuar w IlH lit
I null'll were llir llirilllirra uf l far Ingli
ai'liuul mill llir n g lilli grmlr |m|>ila from
'angimivv, U nil i-i uiul l.v nx llulluw,
lligl. m I kni | <I«*« im I F vh I ii v . 'rin* grml
uuthifi f i i 'H ¡ ncn wi n* I m I«I hi tin* nmli
toriiim I ' i h I iiv ««veiling. I I m ^ i ml mi I «*«
will* Ivy I 'm i r r , Norn I »♦•bow, Vultu
Wulkrr him I VVilllmn Forl«*r. Followin g
tin* 1»i < iiiin ri'iMlrrcil:
1 nViM iition l(««v. W. A. Orr.
VVoiiiiin' m Work hi Wnr Norn l.**ln»w,
Ihv in ^ for Feiirl» Ivy Foif«*r.
Ho i»i## " \Vli«*n I #o v i* I * K i n d "
Ivy
Wood.
I.if fir Tiling < Viiltu Wi»IU««r.
Tlo- |*i«•«••• ii f C m »»» Willinin Fort«*r.
Hong, * * A f lfM w iiifi){"- Ivy Wood.
AiliIrcitN HnjirrinfriMlciiI K .1 Moor«*.
\iiiiintl iitldi«**» H ii | i «* i i • t< i i«I•'fit J A
< 'liun bill.
I *1 i*«M>illUfiof) of dl|»lolliu«
LO N D O N
M m
Alfred
m enreiniM il
Whit# i t t t r n d r i l the m m
«• i e r i ' in»*»
F rid a y
n igh t
uf
< oftnge d ro v e.
Ilnrve y T iiy lo r, of C o t t a g e d ro v e , ha*
moved In» fam ily out to I iir funi».
( fi orge Oil«* riot had the in in fort HIM* t«*
miHtuin un inju ry to one f«»ot one duy
ln»l week.
Win Tl«or|> and H. It l*i|»er planted
polutoe« for J . ly. A. Y-omg li»«t week
Mr*. M. Kelihelheek i» keeping bonne
for her »on d e o i g e while hin wife in in
the hoHpitul.
Mr. ihh I Mr». L. M aurer uud ehild ren
«pent S atiird a y at the J .
A. Young
home,
Mr». Clara dilhuiii »pent Hundiiy with
h»*r parent», Mr. and Mr». M. K. I.ueky
I’he Indie» Nocini elub wn» plcii»antlv
• ntei finned 'lhiir»day » f t e m o o i i by Mi«»
M Hiper.
J o h n Adam» fell from un nuto t m e k
Monday and »u»tnitied »evere bruin«*#.
Mr». de«irge K appuuf nad «inter, Ml
larva M iCluin, went to C o ttag e (In n ve
Mondtiy a fte rn o o n on I iunìhi *»».
ASPHALT BASE—THE CHOICE OF EXPERTS
Factory «xperts. and leading coast distributors for alJ makes of ca n ,
testily that Zerolanc. correctly reftnad from California asphait-baaa
crude, fiv es perfect lubrication with leaat carbon deposit.
Less wear and more power because Zerolene kaepe its lubncaunf
Lody at cylinder heat. Leva carbon because, being made from asphalt,
base crude, it bums clean and goes out on exhaust
Zerolene is the oil for y o u r car - whatever the make - the oil for
all types of automobile engines. For correct grade gel our lubrica­
tion chart covering your car
A t d ,a l,r, , v , r y m h , r , and Sln n d n rd S s r v io s Station ,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
HILK CRKKK.
'CALIFO RNIA*
(H|t«’<Mii fo Til«* H«*||f ili«'l.)
.liin»' I. Hffinl«y 'IfiiMfirl mjm 'I i f Hun
• liiy wifli In» muter, Mr». On»«*«* M«*Kil»
h. Ii
Mi»« M arie OuriMitt«* »|>«*nt the week
•*ii«l with h«*r M«l«*r, Mr* Kdwiti Tullnr
Mr. find Mr». Lyinuit Ndimi», of H»i
iiiiiw milled on Mr. nod Mr». W. \V.
Hloirl riilgt* Huniluy.
Mi** ttliv«* Hhortroll»«* i» liHping
eook lit the .1. \Y, Thorft«* ("ggttig i'll in i*.
Mi*«r* Mu I »1*1 h fid Kdiiit Mhortridge
« lill«*d oh .Mr*. I ' i si nee* Thorn«* today.
Mr», I*. Shut |> returned to h«*r home
ut I utI uiiu Holiday.
Mi»» S o la Hanlon i» »|i«*nding a f«*vv
da v » in ( ‘ot tag«* <irov e,
(Hpei'inl to T h e S e n t in e l.)
J u n e .V Mi». I ’. H. W h e e le r and rb il
drei», Mr. und Mr». Hurt Huweett nod
fam ily and Mr». P e t e r D e a r d o r f f left
ThuriMlnv to iittend euinp m eeting ut
Kugeiie.
Mr«. S. (\ Ho» kwell and »oil left Wed
m*»day ev en in g for Kugene.
Mr«. Is, C. H arnole *fa r te d WeiJne»
day for San Fernand o, f 'a l i f .
W. d H ittin g e r returned Fri«lay fr<»iu
n three month« ' »fay in H avre, Mont.
Mr. Nixon mime down from L eo n a
and »pent the w«*«*k end with hi» fa m ily .
Iddcr St rut ford, o f Cre»w e||f w n» in
tlo* neighlM»rhood Monday.
c . W. Dwyr«* and «laughter M ary went
to Fug«*ne the ln»t o f the w«*ek.
I IL H R O N
Mr* Jam«*» Moran and non» atte n d ed
«‘liureb in the (¿rove S und ay iu«irning.
( H p e e l a l to T l o * Mentiti«*) |
H. M. Damewo«»d w**nf to the d r o v e
J u n e 5.
M r M e C l n i n , o f K u g e i i e , vi»
Monday,
it eil a fe w d a y » o f ln * t w e e k w i t h h i»
Mr». Ada \Vil«on and daughter Coin
daughter, M r» d eorge K a p p u u f.
went to Kugene Monday.
dentil» Confer vv a » up from ( ‘o r i n i l i » ,
Mr». M. r . Batreoek and Mr». J . F .
u few «luv« ago looking a f t e r hi» farm , j dilder»|«*ve were hi the d r o v e Monday
Mr. and Mr*. .1 \ Howell and »on j on I mi » i i i «*»».
Nor v ul. Slan t.»id B a r i le and Mr a n d *
F M. Hal>co«k, Mr«. J). A. W heeler
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HOLLOW.
INpeeial to Tin* S e n t in e l.)
June .I. I. N. Hre.ner wa. in t'oltnge
llrove Monday.
Mr. and Mr«. H. H. J a e k . o n . o f C r e .
well, v i.it **d at the M elvin J a e k . o n
home Thiiriulav.
Mr. and Mr«. K Y . P o r t e r and Wil
liam ami Iv y were C o t t a g e Grove .bop
per« Monday.
Mr. and Mr«. Caldwell and non K r n e .t
v i .ite d at the home o f Tom Johnann
I Sunday.
Mr. Jofan.on i . quite poorly.
Mr». Mae Cruzen, o f H«|uim, \Va»b.t i.
v i.itiu g at the home o f her parent«, Mr.
I and Mr». 11. B . Hemine.
Mr». J o e Neal returned Monday from
i near C o tta g e Grove, where »he had been
' viaiting her daughter, Mr». E. Clark.
Mr. and M r.. J o h n Stun »on l e ft S a tur-
j day for their new home in M ontana.
I Mr«. S aiu w ii w a. fo rm e r ly Mi». Clara
: I eliuv*.
f o u
r
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n o w
G rant S weet h a . tieen atte n d in g ram p
meeting in Eugene.
By its fragrance alone does the rose
makes its universal appeal. Nor can any­
one fool you on tobacco either if you rely
on your unerring, personal sense of ure
fragrance. Tobacco without a definite
pure fragrance is like a rose without
perfume—“ Your Nose Knows.”
But
The Perfect Tobacco fur Pipe and Cigarette
is the rose o f tobaccos. Its rich, ripe Burley leaves,
grown in the “Blue Grass” region of Old Kentucky,
are so carefully aged and blended that its pure fra­
grance is as individual, as appealing as the rose-—
“Your Nose Knows.”
Try this T **t: Kub a little Tuxedo briskly
in the palm of your hand do
bring out its full aroma.
Then smell it deep —its deli­
cious, p u re fra gra n ce will
convince you. T ry this test
with any other tobacco and
we will let Tuxedo stand
or fall on your judgment—
44Y o u r N o m e
K n o w s ”
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W '
e xp e rt to move to P o rtlan d in a few
day».
Mr». J o h n l»hrnael returned S a tu rd a y
from Koaehurg. where »he went to »pend
Memorial day.
Mr*. \V. 1». H eath and Mr». S. E . Low*
ry and »on L y le were at the Shield.«
c e m e te r y in C o ttag e Grove on Mem
■ »rial day.
H arry Front, o f B lu e M oun tain, spent
T ue sd ay with his eousin, l.y le L o w ry.
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.
S c « « S m s
IO c m I i *»
tUifwfuu
R xm o ú u ss
H u m i d o r s
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K itch en s &
D n A k a s M k M «
M in raw m
C o s ts
L s s s
Wean Better
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C c t t i f e Grave Mf|. Ca.
CHEERFUL WORDS
Fo r M any a C o tta g e Grove Household.
T o hav e the pains and aches o f a bad
back removed— to be en tire ly f r e e fro m
uuuoying, dangerous kidney and b la d ­
der disorders, is enough to m ak e any
s u f f e re r g r a t e f u l. T h e follow lug a d v ic e
of one who has s u f f e r e d will prove
TH E CEDARS
helpful to huudreds o f C o tta g e Grove
readers.
( S p e c ia l to T h e S e n t in e l.)
J u n e 8.— Ha/el Ashhy visited S u n ­
Mrs. M. A. T e e t e r s , »0» S . T h ird S t .,
day a fte rn o o n with M is* E uiilie Halde- C o ttag e Grove, s a y s :
“ l can r e c o m ­
man.
mend D o a n ’s K id n e y P ills fo r X know
A p hysicia n was called to a tte n d Mrs.
from exp e rie n ce t h a t they are a good
Curtis V e a t r h who was quite ill W e d ­
kidney medicine. W henev er 1 fe e l t h a t
nesday night o f last week. S he is now
my kidneys are nut a c t in g as th e y
| much improved.
Mr*. W. A. Hemenwny, daught er should 1 use Doan 'a K idney PiUs and
K a th ry n and sou J a m e s , are s t a y i n g m have a lw ays found them all that th e y
town t hi s week a t t e n d i n g Chautauqua.
are claimed to b e . ”
(^uite a nu mber from here atte n d ed
P r i c e 5oc, a t all dealers.
D o n ’t
Decoration day e x e rc ise s in town last simply ask fo r a kidney rem edy— g e t
Wednesday.
D o a n 's K id n e y P il l s — the same t h a t
Mrs. Dillon and d au g h te r returned to
Mrs. T e e te r s uses. F o ate r-M ilb u rn C'o.,
Portla nd last week, a f t e r a short visit
Props., B u f f a l o , N. Y.
milieu?
with re la t iv e s here.
C. M. Kidd was t^ken quite ill last
week and went to E ug en e Frid uy for
medical tre a t m e n t. Mrs. Kidd and son
MOUNT V IE W .
William went to v isit him on S a tu rd a y
and Homer went down on Sunday.
(S p e c i a l to T h e S e n t in e l.)
K a t ie Willi« re turned from l.o ran e
J u n e 5.— Mi»» E d n a S e a r * spent the
S atu rd a y .
week end in C o ttag e G r o v e and aecoui
T h e re were 45 vote» c ast at th e e l e c ­
panted u party o f young people to Al
tion here on M onday, and 44 were
liany Sund ay.
Mr. and Mr». Ch arles Hale* were C o t ­ against the roads bonds.
Mrs. H e rb e rt E a k in and Mrs. B . R.
tage G ro v e visitors S a t u r d a y .
Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Cooley, Mr. and Jol>, o f C o t t a g e Grove, were ca lle rs at
Mrs. F. .1. Helliwell, Mr*. C. W« Sear». the Y e a t e h home last T h u rsd ay a f t e r ­
Hrison Sear«, I.. J . Arvlite and W. I) noon.
M. M. W heeler and w ife spent S u n ­
lleuth were in C o tta g e G ro v e thi« week.
Andy Sear» re turned to P o rtlan d F r i ­ day in town with t h e ir d aug hter, Mrs.
Nellie B lac k m o re .
day, a f t e r a «hurt visit at home.
T ho se a t t e n d in g com m encem ent in
M orris M cK ihlten and daughter Ruth
were at (he Y e a te h A M eKiltlien mill the Grove F r id a y night from here were
Mrs. A ubrey and d au g h te r, F o rre st
Sunday .
Heidler bro thsr» have been planting S chneid er, Mr*. Haldeninn and daugft
ters Rose and E m ily and son Roy.
potatoes a t L ath am thin week.
Those a t t e n d in g ch au tau q u a in C o t ­ E dith and Hussel M agee, and Mrs. Ash-
tage G ro v e this week fro m here were by and d au g h te r Hazel.
Mr. uud Mr». J . R. Cooley, Mr. and Mr».
ALTA KING, ATTORNEY
F J . Helliwell, and Mr. and Mrs. George
i.u yng and fam ily.
Mr». K a t e Sear« and Mi«» B e r t h a
Notice of Final Settlement.
S e ars were S und ay g u e st* a t the C. \V.
N o tic e is hereby giv en t h a t the un­
S e ars borne.
dersigned a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f the e st a t e
Mr. and Mrs. P e te Tonoli and fam ily o f Mulissu A. W illiam s, deceased, has
filed in the c o u n ty cou rt o f i.an e coun
tv, Oregon, his final aeeount as such
FO*
a d m in is tra to r and t h a t S a t u rd a y , the
CATARRH
,10th day o f J u n e , 1017, at the hour of
11 o 'c lo c k a. in. o f said day, has been
HAY FEVER
fixe d by said cou rt as the tim e fo r hear
Dnnnla Eucalyptus Ointment
ing any o b je c t i o n s to said report and
AT ALL ORUa I T O S I »
the s ettle m e n t th e re o f.
T un en 2 8 c
ja u s s o c
Order made and entered o f record
May 2Sth, 1017.
A L T A K IN G ,
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uad ."ii ami M i. « Jmifttu Mm* ni*nt to
K iik **"** Tfauraday.
The I*. A. K « t M fam ily ami J. .1. Oil
tler.leve left Friday to attend ramp
Meeting at Eugene.
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Could anyonC'foolifou on a Rose
— with y o u r eyes blindfolded ?
HUDSON
FO RD
N o tic e is hereby giv en to the legal
voters o f School D i s t r i c t No. 45. of
Lane county. S u i t e ot' Oregon, that the
Annual Sch ool M e e ting o f said d is tric t
will be held at the as sembly room o f the
high school building on the 18th d ay o f
J u n e , 11*17, a t 2 o ’clo ck in th e a f t e r
noon, f o r the fo llo w in g o b je c t s :
election o f one d ir ec to r and one cle rk,
and fo r the purpose o f v o tin g upon the
question : " S h a l l the B o ard o f E d u c a ­
tion m ak e provisions fo r the T e a c h in g
o f M ilita ry T a c t i c s and T r a i n i n g in the
High School o f C o tta g e Grove, Oregon,
in acco rd ance with C h ap te r 383, Session
Laws o f O r e g o n f ” and for such other
business ns may com e b e f o r e the meet-
ing.
Dated this 12th dav o f M a r , 1917.
E . R. S P E N C E R .
C h airm an B o a rd o f Directors.
A ttest: W O RTH H A R V E Y ,
District Clerk
m31-jl4
You know what you want, but m ay b e
| others d o u 't . T e ll them with a ¡Sentinel
want ad.
ntftf
SUMMONS.
In the C ircuit Court o f the S ta t u o f
j O regon f o r L a n e County.
E t h e l Wilson, p l a i n t i f f , vs. I,. W. W i l ­
son, d efe n d an t.
T o L. W. Wilson, the ab o v e nam ed D e ­
fendant:
In the name o f th e S t a t e uf Oregou,
you are hereby required to appear aud
an swer the com plain t filed a g a in s t you
iu the ab o v e e n title d suit within six
weeks from the d a te o f the f i r s t p u b li­
c atio n o f this summons and i f you f a i l
to appear aud answ er as herein re-
j quired, fur w ant th e r e o f the p l a i n t i f f
| will apply to the cou rt fo r the r e l ie f
demanded in her com p lain t, v iz: T h a t
the bonds uf m atrim ony now e x i s t i n g
between p l a i n t i f f aud d e fe u d au t be
fo re v e r dissolv ed; t h a t the p l a i u t i f f r e ­
sume her maiden uame o f E t h e l S hield s,
tor her costs hereiu and for such o th e r
and fu r t h e r re lie f as to the court may
seem eq u ita b le and ju s t .
T h is summons is pu blish ed once a
week f o r s ix successive weeks iu the
C o ttag e Grove S e u tin e l, a newspaper
o f g e n e r a l c irc u la tio n in I.ane c u u u t ) ,
Oregon, published in C o tta g e Grove,
in said cou nty , by order o f the Hon.
G. F . ¡Skipworth, ju d g e o f the ab o v e e n ­
title d cou rt, made on th e 5th d ay o f
M ay, 1017.
T h e d ate o f the f i r s t p u b licatio n uf
this summons is M ay 10th, 1017, and o f
the last p u b licatio n J u u e 21st, 1017.
J . E. YOUNG,
mlO jn e 21
A tto r n e y f o r P l a i u t i f f .
Administrator's Notice.
N o tic e is hereby giv en to all whom it
may concern that the un dersigned has
been duly appointed by the County
Court for L ane Cou nty, Oregon, ex
eeufor of the last will and t e sta m e u t o f
L en a Lurch, deceased. All persous h a v ­
ing claim s a g a in s t said e stu te are h e re ­
by required to present the sam e to me
duly v e rifie d ou or b e fo re six m onths
a f t e r the f i r s t p u b licatio n s f this uo-
tice.
T h e d a t i o f this n o tice und the f i r s t
pu b licatio n th e r e o f it the 10th day o f
May, 1917.
B E N JA M IN LURCH,
E xecutor o f tbs E sta te of
L e n a L u rch Deceased.
J . E. Y O U N G ,
A ttorney f o r the E s t a t e .
mlO j u 7
W ant ads. are fo r those who w ant
something. T h e y are a p a n a c e a f o r all
the wants o f m an kind .
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