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LEGAL NOTICES
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
LEGAL NOTICES
PAG Ex
FOR SA LE Good five acre tract,
modern house. V» mile north txt
highway. S«*e O. O. Veatch.
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Moforlo^gers Pay Visit to Forest Rangers.
) Men Whose Duty Is to 'Keep Oregon Creen*
(hilled Slates Ix-pHrtment of and Red Cedar 12 Inches and leas
Hi«- Interior, General Lund Office, DBHOB. reserved from cutting
<). mid
Adiiilnlatrullon, Port­ T. 19 S„ R I E., Sec 1. all mer- [
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n f » M r l „ n t nvrf',.!,>■■
land, Oregon. Sealed bid», m ark­ ehantable timber designated lor
« U r r lk la g t u u r i f f lo M-MUr «n4 r w . M
ed outside "Bid for Timber/* and culling on I h e WVfcSE'A, esti­
-tonar a n s a o« iba ii>,ri»««a,.
mada
l a o i a h co asarailon o l Tba oraa-m lan
addreaaed In the Chief Forester* mated for the puriMMU* of this sale
aad (ha Oragon a tata M eter aaaerlaIIon
Tba aonapiaia « n in a » til
In Iba
O. and C. AdinlnlMlrutlon, 410 Io lw 90 M feel DB Fir, 2660 M. I
1ar
m ag a.lita
a(
Tha
O r-aonian
C um tom House, Portland, Oregon, feet DA Fir, 340 M feet Hemlock,
SS.
will lie received until 10:30 A. M., 15 M feel Red Cedar. 5 Rod Cedar
B Y R IC H A R D L . N E U B E R O E R
Poles. No hid lor less than $2.50
I ’ i< i l l '
I li n e . July is, 1941. tin
Saaclal W rttar. Tba Oragonlaa
the purchase of t i m b e r upon iwr M. for the DR Fir. $3.00 per
tract» hereinafter described; each M for the DA Fir, $1.00 per M.
A t 38, Charles M ugler (Char­
hid nnwt state the amount per M | for the Hemlock. $1.50 per M fori
ley) Rector is the youngest for-
(eel 11.M , which will !»• offered j the Red Cedar, $.75 ea. for th e :
sat aupervlsor In the Pacific
Red
Cedar
Poles,
or
a
total
pur-
j
for each aperies and the total con-
northwest,
the principal forest
»Ideratlon which will ho |uild for Chase price of $8,571.23, will be)
region of the United States. As
the timber, bin bid for ten» than consldered All Douglas Kir and
head ranger In the expansive
the appraised value will la- consld- I lemkx-k 22 I n c h e s and less
1,068,104 acres of the Wallowa
ered Each bid inu»t la- submitted , DBHOB and all lied Cedar 12
in duplicate and la- accompanied Incite» and less DBHOB reserved
national forest in Oregon’s
by a deposit In the form of a < ei from rutting T. 19 8.. R 1 E., Sec
rugged northeastern corner, he
tilieil check In favor of the chief I, all merchantable timber desig­
Is a key figure in the present
Forester of the O. and C. Admin­ nated for culling on the E'ASE^i,
effort to protect and maintain
istration. The dcimslt of any sur- estimated for the purpose of this
the natural resources of the
In l b id d e r will be c re d ite d on sale to lx- 235 M feet DB Fir, I
state— an effort undertaken at
the contract. Payment In full at 1985 M feet DA Fir. 150 M feet
a time when our resources are
the time of filing the contract Is Hemlock. 15 M feet Red Cedhr,
being mustered for the defense
required In sales amounting to 30 Red Cedar Poles No bid for
of America.
$2500 or less. For copies of the lesa than $250 per M. for the DB
Not
long
ago
Governor
fo r m of proposal, form of contract H r, $3 00 |x-r M for the DA Fir,
Charles A. Sprague organized
und I<ond, t e r m s of (taymcnl, $1.00 per M. for the Hemlock,
a "Keep Oregon Green" com­
amount of deposit required with $1.50 per M for the Red Cedar,
mittee of representative citi­
hid, umount of bond required with $75 ea for the Red Cedar pole«,
zens dedicated to a fight againat
or
a
total
purchase
price
of
$6,-
contract and other Information,
forest fires. The Oregon Road­
All
application should be mad«' to the 737.50, Will be considered
side council has launched a cru­
address shown utiove. IN LA NE Douglas F ir ami Hemlock Z2
sade for Increased safeguarding
COUNTY T IS S , R 6 W., Sec. inches and less DBHOB, and all
of the tim ber along our high­
7. all merchantable timber de»ig- Red Cedar 12 inches and less
ways. And the United States
natisl’ for cutting on the NW*4 DBHOB reserved from cutting.
forest service, under Lyle F.
SE*«. estimated for the irurpraM* T. 19 8. R ft W . Sec. 8. all mer-
Watts, regional forester, has re­
of this »ale to be 1585 M, feet ehantable tlmlier designated for
Yellow F ir No bid for less than cutting on the N W 'iN E k » , N H
doubled its campaign to prevent
$3 30 |M*r M , or a total purchase SW '„ NEV«,
f|res, wasteful logging and In­
N E ' s NW»4. N%
price of $5,547.50, will lie consld- S K k IN W k . estimated for the pur­
discriminate use of the woods.
e r.il T. IB S.. K 1 W . Sec 27, pose of this sale to be 1470 M.
Visit Paid Ranger
all merchantable tlmlier designat­ feet DA H r. 580 M. feet DB H r.
What are the activities of a
ed for cutting on the N Q N tk , 150 M feet I X ’ Fir, 10 M fret
cut minted for the purpose of this Red Cedar, 90 M. feet Hemlock,
typical participant in this long-
G ra d y M illa r , le ft, and C harley Rector, forest rangers, raise
sab- to be 527 M feet DA Fir, 40 Red Cedar Poles. No bid for
range program? As a contribu­
the fla g over the w ild g randeur of W a llo w a natio n al forest.
332 ,M feet IX ' Fir, 7fi M. feet less than $31» |wr M. for the DA
tion to these conservation en­
Cedar, 11 M feet Hemlock. No H r. $2 75 per M for the DB Fir.
deavors, The Oregonian and the they are improving. A rancher neat blue-decorated cottage in
bid for less than $2.00 per M for $2 25 per M for the DC H r. $1.00
Oregon State Motor association along the Lostine river must Enterprise.
the DA Fir. $2 00 per M for the I per M. for the Hemlock, $1.00 per
have conducted a motorlog visit have 4500 extra acres of graz
A forest supervisor must know
I X ’ Fir, $1.50 per M for the M for the Red Cedar. $.75 ea. for
to Charley Rector and his asso­ ing land or his cattle w ill grow what Is happening to the forests
the
Red
Cedar
Poles,
or
a
total
Cedar, $1.00 per M for the Hem­
ciates in the Wallowa national
lean and scrawny Farmers near in his care. Several times a year
lock. or a total purchase price of purchase price of $6,472.50. will |
forest.
Charley Rector saddles horses
$1,843.00, w i l l lie considered be considered. Red Cedar 12
A little sawmill wants to buy Barton Heights are having d iffi­ loads a p ac k-train and rides
Douglas F ir and H e m l o c k 22 Inches and less DBHOB reservi-d
culty
paying
their
grazing
fees.
10,000 board feet of Ponderosa
into the Wallowa fulnesses w ith
Inches and less DBHOB. and Red from cutting. All other species 'i l
A ll these problems go across Grady M ille r, veteran ranger
pine. Brush fires endanger tim ­
Cellar 14 Inches and less DBHOB, inches and less DBHOB reserved,
ber near Chief Joseph moun­ Charley Rector's desk. He was who has been in the region for
reserved from cutting. T. 17 S.. from cutting S 'jS W ^ N E *-* and
tain. CCC boys need additional trained to solve them in the for­ 27 years. W ith his lean moun­
It 1 W.. Sec 15, all merchantable S H S E I4 N W 1» reserved from cut­
equipment for a campground estry schools of the University taineer’s face and drawling ob­
timber designated for cutting on ting. The right to waive technical
of Idaho and University of Mon­ servations, Grady M ille r would
the W 'iS W 1«, estimated for the defects, and to reject any and all i
tana. He served his apprentice­ satisfy any schoolboy's idea of
pur|x>sc of this sale to Is- 1960 M. bids Is reserved. Dated at Port-^
feet R»M H r. 160 M feet Second land. Oregon, this 23rd day o f ,
ship as a fire guard in the Nez a ranger.
Growth Red H r. 190 M feet June, 1941. W. H. Homing. Chief
Perce national forest and later They Slavp in Wilds
White Fir, 170 M. feet Red Cedar.1 Forester, O. and C. Adminlstra-
he worked in the national capi­
As often as possible, Charley
No bid for less than $3.00 per M. tlon.
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tal as an authority on grazing Rector and Grady M ille r sleep
for the Red Fir, $2.50 per M for
and stock raising. The Wallowa in lookout stations and cabins
the Second Growth Red Fir, $1.00
N O T U ’E T O C R E D IT O R H .
national forest is an important on their p a c k -tra in trips. Fre­
per M for the White Fir, $150>
per M. for the Red Cedar, or S'
sheep and cattle area, and Char­ quently. however, they pene­
Nolic«* Is hereby given that the |
total purchase price of $6,725.00,
ley's knowledge of stock is trate fastnesses where not even
County Court, I-ane County. Ore­
will lw considered. All trees 18
the forest service has perma­
opportune.
gon.
has
ap,Kilnted
Pauline
Elmore
inches and less DRIP >11 reserved
nent structures.
Jack
of
A
ll
Trade«
~
as
administratrix
of
tlw
estate
o
f
,
from cutting. T. 17 8., It. 1 W ..,
In the Pacific northwest,
Sec. 15. all merchantable timber Elizabeth A. Sutherland, deceased.
“A ranger.” explains Charley which contains v irtu ally half
designaled for rutting on the Els In I-ane County. Oregon All per­
Rector, "must be Jack of all the standing timber of the na­
S W 1, , estimated for the purpose sons having claims against said|
trades and m u te r of many be­ tion, there are 129 forest rang­
of this sale to be 1750 M feet Red estate are required to pr-sent
sides. He must be able to shoe ers, 20 forest supervisors and
Fir, 35 M feet Second Growth them, duly verified, with the prop­
horses, cook breakfast, build 108 staff officers. These men
Red H r. 90 M feet White Fir. 305 er vouchers as by law required, to
cabins, judge stock, spot fires, are exclusively charged w ith
M feet Red Cedar. No bid for less
detect soil erosion, maintain the duty of protecting and con­
than $3 00 per M for the Red Fir. said administratrix at the law of­
telephone lines, administer first serving the region's immense
$2.50 per M. for the S e c o n d fice of Alta King. 613 Main street.
aid, hunt predatory animals, tract of national forests, la
Cottage
Grove.
Oregon,
within
six
Growth Red Fir. $1.00 |>er M for
buy and sell land and timber, addition to them, of course,
the White Fir, $1.50 per M for months from the date of the first
blaze trails, speak at Rotary there are hundreds of lookouts,
the Red Cedar, or a total purchase publication of this notice. The
club luncheons, guide camping guards, trail crews and ether
price of $5.885 00. will be consid­ date of first publication being
parties, find lost hikers, inspect workers. The rangers— men like
ered All trees 18 ins. and less May 29. 1941.
logging operations and write Grady M ille r— are the back­
DBHOB reserved from cutting. T.
P A U L IN E ELM ORE.
legible reports.”
bone of the forest service. They
17 S„ R 1 W., Sec 15, all mer­
Administratrix.
Forest S upervisor C h a rle y Rec­
Charley Rector's salary is in are the men on the line of bat­
chantable timber designated for ALTA K IN G .
Attorney for Estate.
42-51-46
tor chats w ith the motorloggers the neighborhood of $4000 a tle where the conservation fight
cutting on the W S N W '1«. c l i ­
e l W a llo w a forest entrance. year. He and hla fam ily rent a is really waged
mated for the purpose of this sale
,
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N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R H .
lo lw 1850 M. feet Rod Fir, 290 M
County. Slate of Oregon, and an cently as 1933. when it was found
Two ways of identifying this
feet Second Growth Red Fir, 85,
M feet Red Cedar. No bid for less I N O T IC E IS HEREBY G IV E N , order has been made and entered near the Corvallis-Albany high- plant arc from characteristic pur-
than $3.00 per M. for the Red Fir, That the undersigned has been'of record directing this notice and way. It has since been reported pie mottlings on the stem, and by
$2.50 |wr M for the S e c o n d appointed by the County Court of setting the 8th day of July, 1941, from almost all sections of west- the fact that when parts of the
Growth Red Fir, $1 50 per M for Lane County, State of Oregon, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m ern Oregon and may be present in plant arc taken indoors, they give
the Red Cedar, or a total pur- Administratrix of the estate of of said day as the time and the parts of eastern Oregon as well- off a distinctive mouse-like odor.
chase price of $6,402.50. will be
The plant is just as poisonous Because of its rather attractive
considered All trees 18 Inches and, ROSE RUEGGER. deceased, by County Court room in the County
Eugene, Lane as the dangerous water hemlock, appearance, with fine-cut leaves,
less DBHOB reserved from cut­ an order bearing date the 3rd day Court House at
¡County, Oregon, as the place for and constitutes even more of a white flower heads, and seed pods
ting T. 17 S.. R 1 W.. Sec. 15. of June. 1941.
All persons h a v i n g claims the hearing of objections, if any, menace because its
hollow stem that resemble dill seed, this plant
all merchantable timber d<slgnat-i
«•<1 for cutting on the E H N W U .I against the estate of said ROSE to the said final account and final might be used by children for has even been found growing in
estimated for the purpose of this RUEX1GER are hereby requested settlement of said estate.
making whistles, says Dr. Gilkey. shady places in private gardens.
sale to be 2530 M feet Red Fir, I to present the same duly verified
Dated and first published this It makes a showy growth and.
Dr. Gilkey reports that the
105 M. feet Red Cedar. 145 M. to the undersigned at the law of­ 5th day of June. 1941.
when growing in its favorite peat'p lant is poisonous to stock as well
feet Incense Cedar, 30 M. fe e t'
Date of last publication July or swamp soil, will attain heights as humans and may cause trouble
fice of H E R B E R T W. LOMBARD.
Hemlock. No bid for less than
3rd.
1941.
of five or six feet or even more, in hay. I t is a biennial, producing
First
National
Bank
Building,
$3.00 per M. for the Red Fir. $1.50,
It is found on drier ground but foliage the first year and going
l»cr M for the Red Cedar, $1.25 Cottage Grove. Oregon, on or b e-1 A N N I E E L IZ A B E T H GA-
to seed the next.
RO UTTE, Administratrix of d
{ grow so large there,
|a-r M for the I n c e n s e Cedar. fore six months from the date of
the Estate of GEORGE F.
-
s
$100 per M. for the Hemlock, or the first publication of this no­
G AROUTTE, sometimes
u total purchase price of $7.958.75, tice.
known as FR A N K GA­
will be considered. All trees 18
Dated and first published June
inches and less DBHOB reserved 5. 1941.
ROUTTE. Deceased.
from cutting. T. 17 S.. R. 7 W .,l
Date of last publication July 3, H E R B E R T W. LOMBARD.
Sec. 15, all merchantable timber I
Attorney for Estate.
____ F U N E R A L HOM ES
_
1941.
designated for cutting on the W%
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RUEGGER,
Admin­
NE'-t and E' a NW1». estimated
KARL K. MILLS, Mortician.
istratrix of the e s t a t e of
for the purpose of this sale to be
Phone 202
N E W P O IH O N P L A N T S A ID
ROSE RUEGGER. Deceased.
1035 M. feet IX? Fir, 1920 M. feet
RUSSELL
E. S M IT H . Funeral
M E N A C E T O H U M A N H , STO C K .
DA Fir, 215 M. feet Red Cedar, H E R B E R T W. LOMBARD.
Director.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
and 200 Red Cedar Poles. No bid
Attorney for Administratrix.
phone 101.
A relatively new poison plant
for less than $2.00 per M. for the
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IX ’ Fir, $3.00 per M. for the DA
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has invaded many parts of Oregon
Fir. $150 per M. for the Red
recently and constitutes a distinct
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DR. W. E. LEBO W - Dentistry
Fir, $1.50 per M. for the Red
menace to those who may not rec­
-N o . 1 Omer Apartments
Cedar Poles, or a total purchase
ognize
It,
says
Dr.
Helen
Gilkey,
Cottage Grove, Ore. Phone 35
Notice Is hereby g i v e n that
price of $8,302.50, will lx- consid­
curator of the herbarium at Ore-
ered. Douglas F ir 22 inches and Fletcher C. ’ England, Executor
DR. C. II. KIME, Dentist—Of­
less DBHOB, and Red Cedar 12 w ith the will annexed of the es-: 8 °n State college
fice in First National Bank
inches and less DBHOB, reserved tate of Robert E. Walker, deeeas-j This plant is known by various
Building. Phone 10. Cottage
ed,
has
filed
his
final
account
In
names
such
as
poison
hemlock,
from cutting. T. 19 8., R. 1 E., Sec.
Grove, Oregon.
_
1, all merchantable timber desig­ the County Court of Lane Coun­ w ild , parsley, or even wild pars­
P H Y S IC IA N S
nated for cutting on the E% ty, Oregon, and said Court has nip, though It is not the fam iliar
Thousands of trsrtlers w ill take
N W >4. estimated for the purpose fixed July 15, 1941, at 2 o’clock large-leaved wild
parsnip. The
H. AXLEY, Physician and Sur­
time out this year to know Amer­
of this sale to lx- 180 M. feet DB
ica better. "Grand Circle Tour”
g e o n -E v en in g s by appoint­
Fir, 2280 M. feet DA Fir, 375 M. P. M. in the Court Room of said scientifle name is Coniun macula-
fares permit you to start your
m ent Over K em'rror Drugs.
feel Hemlock. No bid for less than Court, in Eugene, Lane County, turn. First specimens of this plant
trip anywhere, see America from
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
$2.50 per M. for tlx- DB Fir, $3.00 Oregon, as the time and place for were reported in Oregon as re-
coast to coast and return to your
|x>r M. for the DA Fir, $1.00 per hearing, considering and acting
DR.
K A T H E R IN E S C IIL E E F .
starting point for o n ly .«
M for the Hemlock, or a total thereon.
M. D.— Physician a n d Sur­
purchase price of $7,665.00, will
Date of first publication, June
ROUND TRIP
geon. Apartment 10, Omer
be considered. All Douglas F ir and 12. 1941.
Apartments.
Phone 247,
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a
n
aad
ceachaa
Hemlock 22 i n c h e s and less
Date of last publication, July
DBHOB, and all Red Cedar 12
ATTORNEYS
*135 ROUND TRIP in standard
inches and less DBHOB, reserved 10, 1941.
Pullmans (plus $44 for a Pull-
F L E T C H E R C. EN G LA N D .
HERBERT W LOMBARD, At­
from cutting. T. 19 8„ R. 1 E..
mao lower all tha way, $34.40
Executor.
torney at Law. First Nation­
8 and 8
Sec. 1, all merchantable timber A LTA K IN G ,
for an upper).
Attorney for estate.______44-5t-48
al B a n lb building. Cottage
designated for cutting on the
Exposures
Prove, Oregon. Phone H.
You can travel aa many as 9,000
N E 'i, estimated for the purpose
miles, and by going on one o f
ALTA KING — Lawyer, ¿13
of this sale to lx- 75 M. feet DB
N O T IC E O P P IN A L
Free Enlargement of Your
Southern Pacif he’s Four Scenic
Fir, 1890 M. feel DA Fir, 205 M.
H E T T L P .M E N T .
Main s t r e e t Office phone
Routes and returning o a dif-
Choice W ith Every Roll
feet Hemlock, 25 M. feet Red
2S4J; Rea. phone. 28F31,
fere nt S. P. route, you 11 see lutet
Cedar. No bid for less than $2.50
REPRINTS 3c EACH.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Notice is hereby given that the
as much on your Grand Circle
twr M. for the DR Fir, $3.00 per undersigned has filed herein her
Tour of Americal
Guaranteed Work.
T IT L E ABSTRACT CO.. 881
M. for the DA Fir, $1.00 |wr M.
final account as the administra­
V |
Tha Friendly
Oak St., Eugene. Ore. Ed­
for the Hemlock, $1.50 per M. for
ward F. Bal'.ey, Pres. Ab­
Southern Pacific
the Red Cedar, or a total pur­ trix of the estate of GEORGE F.
S m your local S.P. agent or w rite
stracts, T itle Insurance, Es­
chase price of $6,100.00, will be GAROUTTE, sometimes known as
j . A . O R M A N D Y . Ooo. Paaa A fe o t.
crows.
considered. Dougins Kir and Hem­ FR A N K G AROUTTE, deceased,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
t i t Pacific B u ild in g . P o rtla n d , O re
lock, 22 inches and less DBHOB, with the County Court of Lane
Professional Cards
SEE AMERICA
from coast
to coast
Films Developed
and Printed
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FOR SALE Used 40 gallon hot
winter tank and bath tub. See
W. C. M artin at Sentinel office.
45-tfx
FOR SA LE Iron Pipe, 1-ln. 5c ft.
Iron Pipe, l*«-in., 7 ‘4c ft. Qual­
ity Market. Fred Anderson. 45-tfc
A R E A L SO UND business o|>por-
tunity 3-unit apt. house, com­
pletely furnished. Showing an in­
come of $95.00 per mo. and nxxn
to expand on large 75x130 foot
corner lot. Deal with owner at a
W A N T E D Companion and help­ very reasonable price and some
er for elderly lady. Wages and terms. 1104 Washington Avenue.
good home. Apply at 630 Main
street.
15-ltc
FOR LOW PRICES and the best
W ANTED
Woman lor general in painting, ‘ papering and repair
housework Two in family. Mrs. work see or write Maxon, Disston
H. E. Eakin. Phone 42-R-3. 46-ltp Rte„ Cottage Grove, Ore.
34-tfc
• W A N T E D Gentleman passenger FOR SA LE — Modern five-room
to Los Angeles, California, who
house, garage, near town. One
will share expenses Leaving Mon­ acre. $2,000. F.H.A. terms. James
day. June 30. Inquire at Kern's A. Scott, builder.
44-tfc
for Drugs.
46-ltc
T ra -
3-room furnished
FOR R E N T
cottage.
*4
mile
south of town
FOR SALE— Bing cherries, this
week only. 25 lbs. $1.00. O G. on highSvay. Ray Watkins. 46-t$p
B'gKV 714 N. Douglas St. 46-ltp
GARAGE FOR R EN T. Close in
222 Cherry court.
45-1 tp
FOR S A L E - Fairly new wooden
arm daveno, dinette, camp bed.
Vance Apt., 634 Main upstairs.
46-ltp
Chiropractic removes the cause.
See Dr. Simkins over Peter­
FOR SA LE— 1940 Plymouth De-
sen's. Phone 5.
43-tfc
Luxe Tudor. Good rubber. A -l
condition, heater. $675 00. 928 So.
E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R
6th St.. Cottage Grove.
46-ltc
Wiring and Rewiring
Agents for Berkeley Pump«.
FOR SALE — Good trailer and
Leon C. Godard, 405 Main St.,
piano, priced reasonabe. Phone
phone 156-L-201.
10-tfc
l-F-13.____________________ 46-ltc
Miscellaneous
W E L D IN G
W IC K E R baby buggy, with all
Electric
Gaa
new tires, for sale cheap. Cali
Cottage Grove Welding and Boil­
at Mrs. T. VanProoyen's. 1 mile
er Works. Madison S t
26-tfc
south on Sixth street. Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
46-ltp
R E G IS T E R E D Guernsey bull for
service. W ill deliver bull to
FOR S A L E —Tractor, plows, tan­ ranches. Sunrise
Dairy.
phone
dem disc. 3-sect ion harrow. I 1 -F 13._________________ 43-6tp-48
mile • west of Reed's service sta­
tion on highway. J. C. Knapp, FOR A L L disorders of the nerves
phone 37-F-5.
45-3tp-47
and circulation, t r y
Swedish
massage. Chas. P Armstrong, 1521
FOR SA LE Home at 1333 No. Ash. Lady Attendant.
42-3tp-44
Lane St. 1 acre of ground, fenc­
ed. Some fruit. W ill sell for $1500.
More Gasoline
Ihquire of owner for terms. 708
Kentuckians used 4,870.000 m o w
ington Ave.,
across street gallons of gasoline in 1938 than I d
Armory.
45-2tp~16 1937.
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