The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, June 13, 1940, Image 6

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    NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL FDR S A L E -K r a h le r Davenport FLOOR SANDER FOR R E N T -I WHITE PALACE CAFE. 47 Eaat Jerry Sheets, at Eugene hospital
ELECTION
and Rome built studio couch—
th Street, to a good place to while Mrs. Sheets made a trip
Apply to Grove Hardware Co.
10th
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Very reasonable. Inquire at Sen-
sa-tfc eat in Eugene. We specialise in home to AXtlj p Creek.-
10c and 15c sandwiches and
Mis. Ixiyal Ix«abo and sons a o
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tinel office.
43-2tp-44
To the legal voters of Union High
and 90c meato.
21-tfc oompanied Mrs. Idaho's brother,
FOR RENT -3-room modem Cot­
---------------------------------------------“ Leo Dugan, and Miss Bethel Stan-
School District No. 14, Lane Coun- FOR SA L E - 3 young fresh cows,
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
tages. Airport Service Station, 1
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ty, State of Oregon, that the an- on young bull, four calves, in mile south ottage Grove. 44-ltp
All kinds of welding, both elec- t‘»n of Portland to Winchester bay
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN nual school election of said Union fine shupe. Frank L. Bradford,
trie and acetylene. Machinery re- Sunday.
The Free Methodist Sunday
that IDA B. GAROUTTE has been H,«hu School District will be held Shoestring valley, Yoncalla. Ore.
We
pairlng and htockamlthlng
appointed Administratrix of the H1.*^** ?JUSPS Room, U n ion H igh
44-ltp
retail Portland oxygen. O. K. school had a children’s day pro­
gram Sunday nnd ended a contest
estate of ROY F. GAROUTTE, de- ^ h(^ L Bu‘?d*og.’ . C° t? ^ fe GlV 'p
Welding Shop, phone 181 J.
n, be-
ceased, by order of the County' L®“* County- State of Oregon,
be-[ FOR SALE - Equity in 80 acre LOST- Mechanical drawing set on
6-6tc-9 of who could bring the most vis­
itors to Sunday school in six
Court of Lane County, Oregon. tween the hours of two o’clock
ranch with 3-room house, large Main street near Cottage Grove
SEE
II.
N.
TRAX1.ER,
Crsswsll,
weeks.
The losing side will enter«
dated May 14, 1940. All persons p M and
o'clock P. M. on orchard, outbuildings and spring hotel. Finder please return to Cot­
having claims against said estate the fourth Monday of June, being water. Also 10 acres oats und ‘«K»’ Grove hotel or phone 88. Re-
for real estate and exchanges tain with u picnic on the Chas.
are required to present same with th«_24th day of June, 1940.
I vetch hay, standing. R. Warren, ward.______________________44-ltp Also fire and auto insurance. 20tfc Arnold place.
Frank Stout, accompanied by
proper vouchers w i t h i n six
Th*8 election is called for the,2 miles eust of Dorena. 44-3tp-46
Mrs. W. E. Burkett, visited Mr.
months of the date of the first purpose of electing one director j-------------------------------------------------FOUND Pair of bifocal glasses.
EIJHTKICAL CONTRACTOR Stout’s fumily Monday ut the
publication of this notice to credit- to sec'e five years.
CHERRIES FOR SALE - Kentoh
June 3rd near armory. Owner
and Rewiring
ore, to the Administratrix at the
thls 6th da>' ° f June. 1940.
or plt. cherries. Also Royal Anne may claim by describing nnd pay-
r Wiring ia»wi
am m ? i „ q. berry fields neur Salem.
Chiu. Powell and nephew, Dar­
law office of HERBERT W. LOM- A T T E ST ^.........._ ......... _
, .
and Lambert. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ing for this ad. Call at the Sent-
' 401
" o.tfc
win
Powell of Springfield, spent
44-ltc
Phone
136L-201.
WORTH
HARVEY.
District
inel
office.
Trunnell. Phone 1 7 -r -ll.
BARD. 1st National Bank Build­
Sunday with Mr. Powell’s sister,
Clerk.
ing, Cottage Grove. Oregon.
WELDING
Mrs. E. L. McReynolds.
CHAS. A. BEIDLER, Chair­
Dated and first published May
Electric
Gas
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Chapman
man
Board
of
Directors.
16, 1940.
Cottage Grove Welding and
visited Monday with Mr. Chap-
44-2t-45
Date of last publication June
WANTED- Men boarders. Reas-
Boiler Works
inun’a brother Sherman, who la
13, 1940.
FDR RENT—5 room house, mod-
onable rates. Call at 1224 East
Madison St.
7-tfc
at the Sacred Heart hospital in
IDA B. GAROUTTE. Ad­
ern. call at 243 North H street at Madison.
43-3tp-45
Eugene where he to recovering
ministratrix of the estate
com er of Chestnut. D. W. Fate. ------------
from a broken leg.
of ROY F. GAROUTTE.
44-ltp WANTED — $1000.00, 6% lnt., 3
A daughter wns bom to Mr. and
Deceased.
yr. loan. On good sound well lm-
Mrs. Walter Sells, June 7.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
___ F. __
___ w____ ___
The
M. Chapman.
E. __
L. ___
Me-
John .........
Fateh, _ a _____
former —
teacher
Rates: F it . cent» |m nn» o r one m o i per FOR RENT — 2-room furnished proved income property as securi-
SIDNEY A. MILLIGAN,
Apt. Close in. Light and Water, ty. Address box COS, care Senti- Reynolds, George
McReynolds, at" Divide school ten years ago,
word, w ith m to lm u B ch ars» o f <9 cent».
Attorneys for Estate.
40-5t~44 Three Insertions fo r th» price o f l i t . If Adults. 1031 Washington Avenue, nel, city.
44-ltp George Alleman. Loyal Lebo, Wm. who was enroute Sunday from
paid In advance. W a a t ads «d ll o» charged
44-ltp
Goodell, Clair Chapman families Portland to the Veterans’ hospital
jn ly where firm s or Individuals have es­
S T R E E T V A C A T IO N N O T IC E . tablished credit. Bend money to tnaure tn-
have Just
completed cutting poles at Roseburg, called on friends
.--------*
eertlon
f charged
_ I __
__ add
_ _ l i e m o u . Keyed
_ STORAGE SPACE FDR RENT:
and wire
and are ready tQ
to connect here.
F o r furniture.
automobiles, r v n r D I [ . . , r v r , v n u w r i i n v wl!il ,he Mountain States Power
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN e ' ^ t s 2 if n^ttSo w “ 'so eroids °ftfU’oii£ so
words, cards o f th anks w ill be charged a t household goods, merchandise of ^ S T o ^ w ^ ^ q u i r a
^ i p a n y for electricity.
That at an adjourned regular,-----------------------------------------
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A Flirtation," our office girl
meeting of the Common Council he regu lar rat«. copy m ust be in w«d- all kinds at 2H c per square foot
rhM tn..t «front
Mrs.
M.
J. Perini spent Tuesday says, "Is attention without inten-
44-ltp
“
“
of the City of Cottage Grove to °“ day to ln’ur* towrt‘°"
of floor space— for long term lease 1039 Chestnut streejt
in Eugene with her grandson, lion."
be held in the City HaU of Cot-
---------- r n ™ 5 ------- or 4 *?c P fr « q u a ™ /« * rental for
tage Grove, Oregon on July 15.
-T OT b a l e OF 1 r a d e
merchandise requiring quick turn.
1940, at the hour of 7:30
Small rooms available for long
P. M. of said day. the undersign- STRAWBERRIES, $1.00 per crate ternTi„leasf s - Cottage Grove S tor-; PAINTER, paperhanger, decora-
ed will present a petition to said
or 35c per callon and ud Brine age Warehouse Co., 33 North Lane tor, repair work: estimates fur-
Common Council asking for the containers and pick
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the legal voters of Union High
pick W A Hem- street For space call Jesse Lana- nished; satisfaction always. Get to
12 3tp 41 lng' 32 South 10th. or Twin Oaks know Maxson. 1536 South Sixth School District No. 14 of Lane County, Oregon, that a school meeting
vacation of that portion of Jeffer­ enw’ay, phone 2 'F22.
-------1— - Builders Supply Co.. Eugene.
street.
. .-Jtp-46 of said district will be held In the Music Room, Union High School
son Avenue being strips of land
44-3tc-46
“
-
- Oregon
-
- the
- - 24th
..................
building,
Cottage Grove, " l-ane County,
on
day of - June.
10 feet in width on each side WILL TRADE my equity in Mo­
1940, at 7:30 o’clock P. M. for the purpose of discussing the budget for
thereof and extending from the tor Court in Eugene for a modem
We mend the rips.
the fiscal year beginning June 24, 1940, and ending June 23, 1941, here­
West line of the , Southern Pacific
Patch the holes.
,
home. Mrs. C. F. Caulkins, 1376 FOR RENT—2 unfurnished house-
inafter set forth.
Build up the heel
Railroad right of way westerly to
Eugene, Oregon. 42-4tp-45
keeping rooms. Also Atmoray
BUDGET
the East line of the right of way --------- ---------------------------------------- i treatments for arthritis and rheu-
And save your soles.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
MODEL SHOE SHOP
of the new Pacific Highway in pia .NO MUST BE S O I .T V — Runga- matism. 518 So. Douglas St.
41-4tc-44 Vocational Education Subsidies ______________ ____________ 4 1.970.00
Long and Landess Addition to
,ow upright> standard make.
44-ltp I
Bus Rentals ................................................. ......................
180.00
Cottage Grove. Lane County, Wiy sacrifice to save moving ex-
Non-high school district tuition .............................................. _...
500.00
State of Oregon.
pense. Will take small monthly
Dated and first published this
or w.lU discount for
FLSTIMATED EXPENDITURES
13th day of June 1940.
cash. Write j F Smith, adjuster,
GENERAL CONTROL:
Date of last publication July 11.
Piano store. 1011 SW
1.980 00
Superintendent (part time) ______
1940.
Washington, Portland, Oregon.
25000
Clerk
VINAL T. RANDALL,
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School D istrict No.
42-3tc-44
325.00
Office Help ____ _________________
RUTH RANDALL.
45 of Lane County, State of Oregon, that a school meeting of the said
120.00
Supplies
FRANK J. SLY.
CHERRIES FDR SALE — Cover- district will be held at the auditorium of the old High School building
75.00
Election and Publicity ..................
BERTHA E. SLY. 44-5tc-48
nor Wood and Black Republi- on the 17th day of June, 1940, at 7:30 o’clock P. M. for the purpose of
50.00
Legal
Service,
etc..
Clerk
s
Bond
uly
1.
1940.
cans now ripe; Royal Annes, discussing the budget for the next fiscal year, beginning Jul
75.00
....
..............—
____
Other
Expenses
C A L L F O R P A IN T B ID S
Bings and Lamberts, about 15th and ending June 30. 1941, hereinafter set forth.
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to 20th. Prevailing prices. Pick
BUDGET
$ 2.875.00
Total ..........
Notice is hereby given that the them yourself and save or we
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
INSTRUCTION -SUPERVISION:
Directors of School District No. pick; bring boxes. R. C. Arne,
« lo n n n n n
$ 1,836.00
Principal _______
45. Lane County, Oregon will re- phone 15F5.
43-3tc^45 £ “ \ baiaJICe ,° ^ ? d June
1940 (estunated) .......... .........S
150.00
Supplies _______
ceive sealed bid for painting, as ------------------------------------------------ County School Fumi
----------- -------------------------------------- 8,000.00
per specifications on file with PIANO BARGAIN: To save ship-
Schcx,‘ F u n d ------------------------------------------------- 3,600 X)
$ 1.986 00
Total
chairman and clerk, until Monday
ping, will sacrifice small latest i5tate Fund ----------------- ----------------- --------- ------------—- ——.
INSTRUCTION-TEACHING
:
evening June 17th, at 7:00 P. M., model Baldwin. $6 monthly. Write
$24.600 00
Teachers :
the board reserving the right to Credit Dept. Box 376, Seattle,
$ 1,890.00
One a t ______
ESTIMATED
EXPENDITURES
reject any or all bids.
Washington.
43-3tp-45
. 1,600.00
One at ______
GENERAL CONTROL
Dated this 11th day of June, ------------------------
. 1.40000
One at ...........
Superintendent _________ __ ________________
. 4 1,320.00
1940.
FDR SALE—Planer emto, $X56
. 1,380.00
One
at
___________
Clerk .............. .................................- ...........—...........
..
200.00
Attest:
rjer load. Place orders through
1.330 00
One at
_
125.00
Clerk’s b o n d _________ _______________________
Worth Harvey, Vinal T. Randall, w A Woodard Lumber com-
2500 00
Two
at
$1.250.00
300.00
Office
assistant
_____
Clerk
Chairman pany, phone 4F2. A. L. Woodard.
3,600.00
Three at $1,200.00
50 00
Census ...... .................
44-ltc
6-tfc
2.300 00
Two at $1,150.00 „
Election and publicity
50.00
Two at $1,125 00 _____________________ 2.25000
10.00
A
ud
it
..................................
FOR SALE — CHERRIES, Bings.
Two at $805.00 _____________________ 1,610.00 $19.800.00
100.00
Other services
Lamberts, Royal Annes, June 15
..
'
Supplies _________________ __________________ _____ - 1.200.00
to 25. Claude Arne, Disston route,
$ 2,155.00
phone l-F-4.
44-ltp
421.000.00
T o t a l______
INSTRUCTION-SUPERVISION
OPERATION- PLANT:
FUNERAL HOMES
.41710
1
Principal
a
t
_____________
FDR SALE—9 weeks old weaner
. 4 1400.00
Janitor
.41250 $ 2,960.00
at ...............
RUSSELL E. SMITH, Funeral
pigs. M. T. Jackson, near W
a l 1 k Vice
- . Principal
- L^,
600.00
Janitor
Supplies
-TEACHING
44-ltp INSTRUCTION
Director. Cottage Grove, Ore. er. Phone C. G. 30-F-13.
1,10040
Fuel
...................
Teachers,
salaries—5
at
$1,000.00
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45,000.00
phone 10L
_________
99040
Light and Power
4400D0
4 at $1,050.00
FOR SALE—4 acres river bottom
200.00
Water
D E N T IS T S
3,300.00
3
at
$1,100.00
l^ i miles east of Cottage Grove.
125.00
Telephone
___
3.620.00
3 at $1,140.00
DR. W . E L E B O W — Dentistry
Good house and barn. $1250 00.'
10040
Gas ___ _____
1,200.00
1
at
$1,200.00
.
„
-N o. 1 Omer Apartments
Harley Williams. Saginaw*. Ore­
7540
Other Expenses
18,150.00
1,030.00
2
at
$515.00
__
_
Cottage Grove, Ore. Phone 35 gon.
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. 4 4,990.00
D E C . R KIME Dentist—Of­
900.00
Total ......
Teachers’ supplies
800.00
MAINTENANCE
AND
REPAIRS:
fice in First National Bank CHERRIES FOR SALE — Bings,
Text books _____
Royal Annes, Pie. O. G. —*ggs,:
Furniture and Equipment
.4
200.00
Building. Phone 10. Cottage
1714
N.
Douglas.____________
44-ltp
. 2406.00
Building and Grounds
Grove, Oregon.
.419450.00
LEGAL
&
Lost and Found
For Rent
Wonted
Divide
Situations Wanted
Miscellaneous
Notice of School Meeting
N o tic e o f S ch o o l M e e tin g ,
Professional Cards
PHYSICIANS
H. AXLEY, Physician and Sur­
g e o n -E v e n in g s by appoint­
ment. Over Kern’s for Drugs.
Pottage Grove, Oregon.
R
E S H U E Y — Physician
i t Surgeon.
Over Kent’s
Drug Store, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.____
_______
__
Ornamental
Iron
Bailings, ttreeM ap«, Side­
walk D eent M e.
DR. J. W . T A R R , Naturopatie
Physician. General practice.
Office a t 117 South 3rd S t ,
phone 129-R.
General Machine Shop.
Welding, Ttmndry.
ATTORNEYS
Eugene
Foundry and
Machine Co.
HERBERT W LOMBARD, At­
torney a t Law. F irst N ation­
al B a n k building, Cottage
Grove. Oregon. Phone 96.
A L T A K IN G — Lawyer, 613
Main s t r e e t Office phons
254J; Res. phone, 28F31,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
J. E. YOUNG, Attorney a t Law
— K elly
Building,
Cottage
Grove.
__
10M
ARTHRITIS
"Am 80 years of age and was in
T IT L E
A B S TR A C T CO M ­
bed and chair for 2% years with
P A N Y O F E U G E N E Fred
Arthritis. Feeling full of pep now
G. Stickles. Pres. "Real T itle and no pain. Think CASEY’S
Service.” 881 Oak S tre e t COMPOUND did the work.’’—
Eugene, Oregon.
Mrs. Olive A. Bowker, 1604 Grant
'St., Bellingham, Washington.
Brown’s Drug Store.______ 44-ltp
Moth Pests
A cheep, easy, and entirely effective
way to protect your clothing, blankets,
furs, etc., from many destructive moth
pests is to sprinkle your clothes, cloa-
etf and chests liberally with BUHACH.
BL'HACH—known for 60 years—
acts aa a swift sure repellent and insect­
icide— odorless— best protection against
moths that you have ever tried.
Ia Handy Sifter Cans 25c up at Drug,
Grocery. Seed Stores and Pat Shops.
B U H A C H
PRONOUNCED BtTHACK
Io teetinal poieonin» due te
fu l bacteria in your eolon m ay be the can««.
G arlic help« eombat thia eomUtioa. Come in te
T H R IF T -W IS E today and set a I K l -
F K E E tr ia l packa«« o f odoriaea
D E A K B O R N GarUe Tableta. Sea
[ haw yon feel la a Maple e f day» I
$25.00 Reward
will be paid by the manufacturer
i for any Com or Callous GREAT
CHRISTOPHER
P O S IT IV E
¡CORN SALVE cannot remove. 35c
1 at Kern’s for Drugs.
42-12tc-l
OPERATION OF PLANT
Janitors, 1 for 9 months
Extra, summer work .....
500.00 $
______
Janitors' supplies _____
Fuel ---------------------------
Light and p o w e r _______
Water ________________
Telephone
Other services ..........
$
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
Old High School b u ild in g------------------------------------------ 4
Gymnasium building .................................................................
Central Grade building
Agriculture building -------- ------------------------------------------
Grounds
$
Total .............
1500 00 AUXILIARY AGENCIES:
Library
Health Service ................
500.00
Transportation of Pupils:
650.00
Bus Drivers:
500.00
Two at $585.00 ____
120.00
One at $530.00 ...........
150.00;
Two at $450.00
100.00
Supplies and Other Expenses ----
■
3520.00
Total ....
400.00 FIXED CHARGES:
Insurance
600.00
250.00
T o tal ..
350.00
400.00 C A P IT A L O U T L A Y :
New Furniture and Equipment
Purchase School Buses .............
2,000.00
7 250640
4
350.00
250.00
. 4 1,170.00
_
-
530.00
900.00
$ 2,600.00
. 2440.00
.4 5 .4 6 0 4 0
. 4 1.600.00
...4 1,600.00
__
20040
2,230.00
EQUIPMENT
Central Grade b u ild in g --------------------------------------------- 4
Old High School building -------------------------------------------
Total --- --------- -------------
.... 4 2,430.00
250.00
400.00 DEBT SERVICE
Principal on Bonds ..............
4 6,000.00*
Interest on Bonds ...... ............—
... 6,000.00
$ 650.00
Interest on W arrants................-
...
800.00
AUXILIARY AGENCIES
_____ ___________________ ____________ 4 250.00
Library
T o tal ----------------------
.410,800.00
Playground equipment --------------- -------------------------------
?99‘99
E
M
E
R
G
E
N
C
Y
.................................................-
_
400.00
.4 1500.00
Health service
RECAPITULATION
.$55,127.00
$ 950.00 Total Estimated Expenditures for the year ...
Total Estimated Receipts ------------------ ---- —
... 2,650.00
FIXED CHARGES
4
300.00
Insurance ------------ ------------
7’otal .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...$52,677.00
30.00
State Ind. Accident F e e s ----
IN D E B T E D N E S S
200.00
Appraisal -------------------------
1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (including all negotiable
interest-bearing warrants issued under Section 35-1104) $149,800.00
$ 530.00
EMERGENCY ..................................................................
L i ’992’22 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants issued and
endorsed “not paid for want of funds’* ...................................... None
GRAND TOTAL ...................................
$33,615.00
3. Amount of other Indebtedness ....................................................... N one
RECAPITULATION
6. TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS (sum of Items 1, 2, 3) ........... $149,800.00
Total estimated expenditures for the year ............................ — 433,615.00
Approved by the budget committee this 28th day of May, 1940.
Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax ................. 24,600.00 W O R T H H A R V E Y .
C. D. C H A P M A N
Balance, amount to be raised by district tax — .... ................... 9,015.00
Secretary,
Budget Committee
G. W . M c F A R L A N D
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INDEBTEDNESS ----------------
None CHAS. A. BEIDI
C. MORELOCK
Chairman, Budget Committee
Dated this 22nd day of May, 1939.
VINAL T. RANDALL
Signed: VINAL T. RANDALL, Chairman Board of Directors, F. EARL GAROUTTE
C. E. BROWN
and Chairman Budget Committee.
ROY S. HANDS
W O R T H H A R V E Y , D istrict Clerk, and Secretary Bud­ BARTLETT JOHNSTON
george M c R eynolds
get Committee
Directors:
Dated this 30th day of May, 1940.
Advisory Committee:
E. R. LEMLEY,
WORTH HARVEY,
J. H. CHAMBERS,
C. E. UMPHREY,
A. W. HELLIWELL,
Clerk, Union High School District No. 14, Lane County, Oregon.
ALVIS WICKS,
CHAS. A. BEIDLER,
FRANK HECK,
W . L. W O R K M A N .
S. T. ROSE,
Chairman, Board of Directors Union High School District No. 16
C. L. STROUP.
Lane County, Oregon.
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