The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 30, 1942, Page 7, Image 7

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LEGAL NOTICES
THE SENTINEL POTTAGE GROVE OREGON
LEGAL NOTICES
R E A L ES TATE AGENCY
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICK OF FINAL
NETTLEMENT.
52 minutes West 430 feet, more or 7 W., Sec. 23, a ll merchantable
less, to the South Line of County ,lm ls-r deslgnntid tor cu ttin g on
R A TE S : Five cents per line or
Road No. 1064, thence Easterly l o t 12, iN W 'u S W 1, i, and I o , 13 one cent p e r word, w ith m inimum
N O T IC E IS H ER EB Y G IV E N along said rig h t o f way line to tS W 'i.S W 'i» , estimated fo r the che-ge o f 25 cents. Three I rise r-
T lu it
Ihe undersigned, O. R. the East line of xaid P errin B ry ­ nnrjsisc ot this sale to tie 1750 t,on> fo r the price o f 2'A, If paid
M fee, DA F ir, 685 M fee, DB
SEARS, AilmuUxti'Mtor o f (lie ant D. I.. C., them » south to the
F ir, .‘>5 M fee, DD F ir, 15 M. in advance. W a n t ads w ill be
estate of GEORGE T. SEAHS. do- place of
la-glnnlng, excepting fee, Hemlock, 115 M. fee, Re«', -•barged only where firm s or In­
eeased, hns filed him fln n l report therefrom a s trip of land 20 feet Cedar, 54 Red Cedar Poles. No dividuals have established credit.
and ucrount us «itch w ith On* In w idth o ff the east side being bid fo r l«*ss than $3.00 per M f, Send money to iu m re insertion. I f
County C lerk o f Lane County, the rig ht of wuy o f County Road B M fo r the DA F ir, $2.50 per M charged add 15c. Keyed ads 25c
ft. B.M. for the DB F ir, $2 .00 per extru. Card of thanks 50c if not
Oregon, and that Tuesday, th<* No. 1003, containing 1.5 acres.
over 50 woids, If over 50 words,
12th day of May, 1942, haa been
Said p ro pe rty iMdonging to the M. ft. B.M. fo r the D D F ir, $1.50
set by the Hon C linton I lord, estate of EIlzalM-th A. Sutherland, per M f, B.M. fo r the Red Cedar, curds of- thanks w ill be charged
$1 to) per M. ft. B.M. fo r the Hem­ at the regular rate. Copy must lie
Judge of xaid C ourt, us the liner deceased, probate rase No. 7789,
lock, $.75 each to r the Red Cedar In Wednesday to Insure Insertion.
and pluce fo r the hearing of ob- w ill Is- sold pursuant to order of Poles, or a to ta l purchase price of
Jeetlona to tie Marne, If uny there Ila- C ounty C ourt of Lane County, $7.3« »0 50, w ill he considered. T.
FOR R EN T—
be, and filia l ite,t lenient of Maid S tale of Oregon, made and enter* IK S., R. 1 W., Sec. 1, all merch­
estate.
antable
tim
b
e
r
designated
for
1 cd A p ril 8, 1942, fo r cash, o r fo r
FOR K E N T
to unincumbered
G. It. HEARS, A d m in istra to r cash and credit, at p rivate sale on c u llin g on the S W ‘iS W '4 , e sti­
«xiuple: M o d e r n unfurnished
mated
lo
r
the
pur|M>se
of
this
sale
of the Estate of GEORGE ■nd . d i d Mu) 9, 1912, ill Un- law
cottage on close-in farm . Garden
to lx- 1585 M feet Yellow F ir, 60
T, HEARS, Deceased.
oft lee of A lta King, 613 Main
spot.
W ater fumish«-d. Would con­
M feel Red Cedar, 50 M. feel
H E R B E R T W LO M BAR D ,
i Street, Cottage Grove, Oregon, as Hemlock, 10 M. ree, Incense Ce­ sider house and farm w ork in ex­
A ttorn ey fo r Estate,
35-51-39 provided by law- and said order. dar, 25 Re«) Cedar Poles No bid change fo r rent. See W C. M a rtin
33-tfc
Thia notice Is published In the lot less than $4.00 per M. ft. B.M. at Sentinel office.
C ottage Grove Sentinel, a q u a li­ lo r Ihe Yellow Eir, $150 per M.
NOTICE OF STREET
fied Newspaper, of Cottage Grove, II. B.M. fo r the fle d Cedar, $1.25 FOR R E N T 5 miles south o f C ot­
VACATION
tage Grove on Highway UH, 1
.Oregon. Date of F irs , publication per M. ft. B.M. fo r the H em kxk.
$1.00 per M. ft. B.M. fo r the In ­ rv-wly
decorated
cabin.
Free
April 9, 19,2
cense Cedar, $.75 ea. to r the Red showers, w a te r and lights. Also
N O T IC E Is hereby given to all
P A U L IN E ELM O R E.
Cedar Polos, or a to tu l purchase
persons Interested that nt a reg­ A L T A K IN G ,
A d m in is tra trix price o f $6,521.25, w dl lx- consid­ one sere o f garden free w ith each
u la r meeting of the Council of tin*
A ttorn ey.
35-51-39 ered. T 18 S „ R 7 W , Secs 9 cabin. Pass Creek Service S ta­
C ity o f Cottage Grove, I j iih *
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an«l 17, a ll mercnantable tim ber tion, phone 5F21.
County, Oregon, to be held u|x>n
designated fo r cu ttin g on the
NOTICE
OE
FI
NA
I.
tin- 4th day of May, 1942. th e un­
S W '. S W 'i of Se« 9. N '- i N 'i of TW O HOUSES FOR R E N T to
SETTLEM EN T.
dersigned, Oregon State Highway
Sec 17. estimated fo r the purpose
responsible parties. 4 miles east
CornmlMNion. w ill present to said
of this sale Io be 2595 M fee, o f Cottage Grove.
See Harvey
N
O
T
IC
E
IS
HER
EBY
G
IV
E
N
.
Douglas F ir, 30 M. feet Red
Council, a p etition praying fo r
K e lly a, Iriah-S w artz. 37-3,c-39
That
PACI-1NE
RUEGGER.
Ad­
fbir. No bid fo r less than $2.75
the vaeutlon of that par, o f M on­
roe Avenue In Long and Ijindess m in is tra trix of the estate a t ROSE |x-r M. ft. I l M fo r the Douglas FOR R E N T — F loo r sanders, wax-
A d dition to Cottage Grove, lying RUEGGER, deceased, has filed F ir, $1.50 per M. ft. B M. fo r the
ers and a vacuum cleaner. The
Re«l Cedar, or n to ta l purchase
easterly of F ifth Street and west­ her fin al report and ueeount as price o f $7.181.25, w ill be consid­ Grove Hardware, phone 18 33-,fc
such
w
ith
the
C
lerk
o t the ('o u r,
e rly of the rrloc'H « I Buciflc H igh­
ered. A ll Douglas F ir 32 inches
way unit between lilix 'k s 19 and of Lane County, State of Oregon, and less D BH O B on the N 'A N E '« 3-ROOM M O D ER N cottage fo r
22 of said Addition, and you w ill and that Tuesday, the 19,h day of an<l N E I iN W 'i is reserved from
rent. A irp o rt Park,
44 mile
May, 1942, a, the hour of 10:00 c u ttin g Method of logging to be
govern yourselves accordingly.
south on highw ay 99.
36-3,p-38
o'clock
a
m.
In
the
County
C
ourt
w orked out in «mope» u,ion w-iih
OREGON STA TE HIGHWAY
Room, C ounty Court House, Eu­ the D is tric t Ranger. T. 19 S., R.
commissi , in .
3-raom furnished
gene, lam e County, Oregon, has 5 W., See, 19, a ll m erchantable FOR R E N T
By II. B. GI-AISYER ,
apartm ent. Close in, w ater pai I,
tim b e r <1<*signate<i fo r cu ttin g on
lieen
set
by
the
Hon.
C
linton
Secretary.
38-1 tp
the S W ts N W U , estimated fo r the 222 C herry C o u rt
Date of firs t publication, A p ril Hurd. Judge of said C ourt, as the
pur)x>se o f this sale to be 14001
tim
e
and
place
fo
r
the
hearing
of
2nd. |
M feet Red E ir, 15 Red Cedar FOR R E N T 3-room house, p a r t­
I b ile of lust publication, A p ril objections to the same If any Poles. No bal fo r less than $2.50
ly furnished. $10.00 per month.
there
la-
and
the
fin
a
l
settlem
ent
aOtb, i'll?
per M. ft. B.M. fo r the Red F ir, 332 Madison Ave. Phone 2F5. E.
o
f
said
estate.
J M DEVERS, A ttorn ey for
and $75 ea fo r the Rod Cedar C. EVenson.
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P A U L IN E RUEGGER. Ad-
Poles, o r a to tu t purchase price
Oregon State Highway
rn
im
s
tra
trlx
of
the
Estate
o f $ 3 ->l I 25, Will M core.idcie,|
( 'ommiMslon
of ROSE RUEGGER, De­ The rig ht to waive technical de-1
Poet O f fin - Address: 329
ceased.
fccta, and to reject any and .all |
S ta te O ffice Budding,
bids, is reserved. Dated at P o rt­
Salem, Oregon.
34-51-38 H E R B E R T W LO M B A R D .
A ttorn ey fo r Estate,
36-5,-40 land. Oregon, this 20,h day of
A p ril, 1942. W H. H om ing, Chief
Forester, O and C, A d m in is tra ­
NOTH E O F FIN A L
NOTICE O F MEKTINU OF
tion.
37-2,-38
SETTLEM EN T.
IIOVRI, OF EQUALIZATION.
MATTRESSES
Innerspring and
Cotton
N O T IC E IS H ER EBY G IV E N
T hat the undersigned, D E L L A 1
H E C K , A d m in is tra trix ot the es­
tate of u r n , E D W A R D H EC K,
deceased, has ftl-xl her fin a l re-
jw r, and aix'oun, as such w ith the
C ounty C lerk of l-anc County, and
th a t Tuesday, the 12th day of
May. 1942, has been set by Ihe
Honorable C linton Hurd, Judge of
satd C ourt, aa the tim e and place
fo r the hearing of objections to
the ssmu. If any there be. and tie*
fia al settlem ent o', said estate.
D E L L A I. H EC K. Adm inis­
tr a trix at the Estate of
O TTO E D W A R D H EC K.
| ►
«•('« ; i ' !
H E R B E R T W LO M B AR D .
A tto rn e y fo r Estate.
35-51-39
Notice 1« hereby glv« n , ha, the
county board <», equalization of
and fo r turn«* County, Oregon, w ill
attend ut the court house in said
county on the second Monday o f
.May, ,h<- same being the 11th day
therisif, 1942, ami p ublicly ex­
amine the assessment
ro ll and
correct a ll errors ,n vuiuutioq,
description o r qualities o f lands,
lots o r other property axs«*«M>d by
the assessor: and II shall be the
d uty of jx-rsonx in,«-rested to up­
per nt the tim e and place a pjxilnt-
«•d.
Dated this the 17,li day of
A p ril. 1942.
W E LB Y STEVENS.
.37-3,-39
C ounty Assessor.
NOTIC E FOR PUBLICATION.
R C ustom -built
any size wanted
Ik q ia rtm e n , o f t h e In te rio r,
General 1-and Office a, Roseburg,
| A ll w o rk guaranteed
Oregon, A p ril 27. 1942.
N O T IC E la hereby given th a t
$ We call fo r and deliver
James E Roberts, ol Oakridge,
$ PH O N E CO TTAG E GROVE
Oregon, who, on A p ril 8, 1937.
made A 'ld itio it-d Homestead En­
171 FOR IN F O R M A T IO N
try Acts 6-11-06 A- Sec. 2, AO .
4-28-04. No. 022104, fo r N W '1«
SW *, N E ■« NW %. W ' a NW H N E ’ i
NW ^4. Section 23, Township 21,
South, Runge 3 East. W illam ette
M eridian, has filed notice o f inten ­
tion ,o make fln nl proof, to <»s-
tabllxh claim to the land above
dest riN-d. tx-fore Casciua A. Jones. FOR S A L E -
N otary Public, at Oakridge, Ore­
gon. on the 10th day of June, 1942 COW FOR S A L E C all 2F13.
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C laim ant names as witnesses:
NOTICE FOR I T H I J , ATION. Samuel E. W'alker. Charles M.
U N IT E D STATES Dena
Dunning,
F rank
X. Dompler, FE E D E R PIGS fo r sale. Sec W. C.
o f the In ti-rlo r. G<*n«*ral Land O f­
M a rtin at Sentinel office. 3 6-,fc
Fores, Exchange No. 022704, James G rant, a ll o f Oakridge,
fice. O. and C. A dm in istra tio n,
Portland, Oregon.
Uni,«-d States D ejiartm ent of the Oregon.
GEORGE FINLEY.
N O TH K O F T IM B E R N A LE
In te rio r, D is tric t Land Office.
Register.
Sealed b id s ,
m arked outside Roseburg. Oregon. A p ril 10. 19-12. 38-51-42
2NXJ CORDS o f d ry slab wood fo r
"B id fo r T im b e r," and addressed Notk-e is hereby given that Mrs.
sale: 16-incb, $3.50 per load;
to the Chief Forester, O and C. C lara Sumner of Route 1, Box REPORT O F A H O L D IN G COM ­ 4-foot, $2.50 per load, «lelivered.
A d m in istra tio n. 410 Custom House
Z. A. Coop a, Cottage Grove
P A N Y A F F IL IA T E O F A
P o tllan d. Oregon, w ill be received 468. C entralia. Washington, did,
Foundry.
N A T IO N A L B A N K .
36-tfc
u n til 10:30 A. M.. Pacific T im e ,’ nn ,h t* tl' " e- ’"«•«<• applicn,ion u i-
M uy
12. 1942, fo r the purchaae of «l‘T ’ h<* act of M arch 20, 1922 , 42
uy 12
H A Y Clover
tim b e r upon tracds hereinafter S tat. 4651, us amended by the act Puhlikhed In Aceortlanee W ith 7 TONS B A L E D
Section 5 2 1 1 .4 '. S. R EV ISED
and rye salted. $24.00 ton.
described, each hid must state the of F ebruary 28, 1925 , 43 Stat.
STATUTES.
C. E. Brown, D elight Valley.
amount ,x*r M. feet B.M., which 10901, to select certain tim ber
W ill lx* offered fo r euch specie« from portions o f NW *«, SW*«
Re,x>rt as o f A p r i l 4, 1942,
and the to tu l conxiikuntlon which N E 1, . N E ^ S W 1«, See 22. T. 3 g „ of Transam erica C*arpora,ion, W il­
w ill be |»nld fo r the tim ber. No
m ington, Delaware, which is a ffi­ FOR S A L E E a rly Iw aring w al­
bid fo r lea« thnn the npprniaed R 10 W., W. M . Siualaw N ation­ liated w ith The F i r s , N ational
nut trees, 25c, 35c. 50c. H a rry
al
F
o
m
t.
T
lllo
n
u
x
ik
County,
Ore­
value w ill lx* rormklercd. Each hid
38-2tc-39
loos, Is- subrnilted in diiplic.ite gon, in exchange fo r N W S E 1» Bank o f Cottage Grove, Oregon. M etcalf, phone 115-J.
and lx* accompanied by a ae,x»slt SW *« S W '« . E 1 jS E '4 SW '« SW' ■«. 5642-12.
In Ihe form of a certifie d check S W ^ S E '.S W '. , Sec. 35. T. 15 S.. K in d o f business: Holding Com­ FOR S A L E Woodsaw and good
wood truck. A. L. W illiam s. Culp
pany.
In favor of the Treasurer of R 10 W., Lot 4. S 's N E G N W 'i
38-1,p
the U nited States, The depos­ «S'* Io, 31. S h N W *,N E '« ( S '* M anner in which above-named o r­ Crock.
it o f any auecessful b i d d e r Io, 2». N S S W 'iN E '* , E ' k SE»«
ganization is a fflliu tt'd w ith na­
w ill to* credited on the contract N W \ , N W U S E ‘« NW >4. Sec. 2.
tional bank, and degree o f con­ H E L P W A N TED —
l-.ivm i-nt in fu ll n, tlie tim e of T. 16 S „ R 10 W „ W. M „ Siua­
tr o l: Transam erica C orporation
W O M A N W A N T E D a, once for
filin g the contract Is required in law N ational Forxwt, Lane Coun­
owns d ire c tly 90r4 of the o u t­
general housewi. k. Incjuire at
«ale« am ounting ,«> $2500 or leas.
standing capital stock o f above 928 South Rth.
38-1
F or copies o f the form o f proposal, ty, Oregon. Any and u ll persona
named
merpber
bank.
form o f contract and bond, terms claim ing the lands «elected, or
F inancial relations w ith bank:
o f |>ayment, amount o f dejxislt re­ having bona fkle objections to the
S to rk o f a ffilia te d bank
quired w ith hid, am ount o f bond exchange, should file th e ir p ro ­
owned ....................... $127,687 47
required w ith contract and other tests on o r tx-fore May 26, 1942.
Inform ation, application should he
I-oans to a ffilia te d hank .. None
GEORGE F IN L E Y ,
made to the addreaa shown above. 37-51-41
Register,
Borrowings from a ffilia te d
IN L A N E C O U N TY : T. 17 S . R.
bank .. .................. ............. None
2 E., Sec. 11, a ll m erchantable
Stock o f a ffilia te registered in
tim b e r designated fo r c u llin g on U nited States D epartm ent of the
name o f liank or known to lie
the S ’-jS S , estimated fo r the pur- In te rio r, General Lund O ffice, O.
owned by bank d ire c tly o r In­
pose of this sale to lx* 3040 M.f, and C. A dm in istra tio n, Portland
d ire c tly
......................... None
Yellow F ir. No bid fo r less than ( iregon.
NOTICE O F TIM BER SALK
O ther obligations to, or known to
$4.00 |»cr M f, B.M . or a total
LEADERSHIP
Sealed b id s , m arked outside
purchase price of $12,160.00, w ill
lie held by a ffilia te d bank. None
to speed Oregon’#
lx* considered. A ll lXiuglus F ir "B id fo r T im b e r", nnd addressed O th e r inform a tion necessary to
34 Inches and less D BH O B and to the Chief Forester, O, and C. I dtaclooe fu lly
war effort.
relations
w
ith
410
C u s to m 1
a ll Hemltx-k trees are reserved Adm tnis, tw, Ion,
LEADERSHIP
bank ........... ..................... None
from cu ttin g The SMiHE1« is to House. Portland, Oregon, w ill lx*
for Oregon’s tax
I, W. L. Andrews, Vice P re s i-;
lx* logged w ith rat«*rt>illar trgetor. received u n til 10:30 A. M., P acif­
problems.
The rig h t to waive technical de­ ic Time, May 12, 1942, fo r the J dent and Treasurer o f Transam-
fects, and to reject any and all purchase of tim b e r upon tracts erlca Corporation, do soli*mnly
LEADERSHIP
each bid. swear th a t the above statement ,
bids is reserved. Dated ut P o r t- ; hereinafter described;
for Oregon’s indus­
land, Oreeon,
this 7th day of must stale the amount per M. fee, Is true, to the beat o f m y kn ow l­
trial
development.
B.M.,
which
w
ill
be
offered
fo
r
A p ril, 1942. W. H. Horning, Chief
edge and belief.
F onw ler, O. Ai C. A d iiu n is,ra tion each species and the to ta l consid­
LEADERSHIP
W. L. AN D R EW S. ,
35-41-38 eration which w ill be paid fo r the
that is efficient,
Sw orn to and subacribed before
lim lx*r. No bid fo r less than the
effective,
friendly.
appraised value w ill lx- «x>nsl«4ered. me th is 22 day of A p ril, 19-12.
Each bid must to* subm itted In
NOTICE O F HALE.
V IR G IN IA A. BEEDE.
duplicate and be accompanied by
N o ta ry Public in and fo r the
The follow ing described real prop- 11 d<’ix>xit in the form o f n c e rtl-
C ity nnd C ounty of San F ra n ­
e rty ,o -w i, •
*“ "*1 (!bpc*< io favor of the rreasur-
cisco, State o f C alifornia.
er of the U nited States. The de­
Beginning at a jx iin , on the posit of any successful bidder w ill
M y Commission Expires M ay 6,
FOR G O V E R N O R
East lint- of the P e rrin B ryant D. lie credited on Ihe contract. Pay­ 1945.
3 8 -ltc
Fri A J ,
S neH ( o i G o » Com m
• * ” * S u y ig r S c t 'y , P la t t B l d f
P o r t la n d
L. C. No. 75, in Section 35, T ow n­ m ent in lu ll at Ila- tim e of filin g
ship 20, S. R. 3 West of Ihe W, Ihe contract is required in sales
M. Lane County, Oregon, said am ounting to $2500 o r less. F or
R elief at last from th a t gurcHng, «m ottory
ixdnt being 341 fee, South of the i-opics o f Ihe form of proposal, A I fealing
AN AMAZING- OFFER!
fe«lin< in the etomach. W han unviwad by
«'
p o in t when: the center line of form o f contract and bond, terms ■ eSCBM
exceaa acid
from food ferm entation or
VO VR M ONEY B A tT t if Dr.
re
rv o u i eadtem ent try A D L A Tablet«.
rervoua
the Oregon and Southeastern of payment, amount o f deposit re­ H
Ito rke r's Corn Remover falls to
Contutn
C
ontain Riamuth and Carho^ataa for
quired w ith bid, amount of bond H
V Q U IC K relief.
i
Your druggist haa A D L A
Railroad crosses said East line of
remove any painful corn o r cal­
required w ith contract nnd other
Tablet«.
ableta.
said D, L. C., thence South 81 Inform al Ion, application should to­
lous. O nly 35c at Cottage Grove
degrw s and 14 minutes West 205 rnade to (to* address shown above
Phaim acy.
feet, thence N o rth 19 degrees and IN L A N E C O U N TY : T. 16 S „ R.
Kelly Drug Co.
LANE COUNTY
MATTRESS CO.
J 9
.A M A .
PAGE SEVEN
Farms, ranches, co un try homes
hough, and sold through the E, A.
Stout re a lty agency, a nation-wide
organization which offer« choice
property anywhere In the United
States. Free listings, free apprais­
als. Call o r w rite W. F. Burgess,
representative. Yoncalla, Oregon,
Box 315, phone 142.
27-,fc
WELL DRILLING—
W ATER
W ELL
D R IL L IN G ,
pumps and supplies.
Phone
26F23. J. H. Thomas, Oakland,
Oregon.
34-,fc
M M C KLLAN EO U
$250, PRIZES, $5i> In trophies and
ribbons. Classes fo r pure-toed
lambs, single, and pen of 3 fat
lambs. F. F. A., 4-H , and open
classes fo r Benton, IJnn, and Lane
counties. M ay 16. F o r inform ation
w rite Junction C ity F at Lamb
Show.
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
W irin g and R ew iring
Ag«*nt» fo r Berkeley Pumps.
Leon C. Godard, 405 M ain St.,
phone 156-L-201.
10-tf<.
TO K E E P W E L L have yo ur spine
checked over by a chiropractor.
D r. C. R. Sim kins over Peter­
sen’s. Phone 5.
34-tfc
W A TC H OUR GROCERY prices.
S oft drinks and beer from 7:30
a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Pass Creek
Service S tation, L ucky Bayn,
Prop. 5 miles south on highway
99.
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25 Years Experience. Clean, neat
w ork.
Paperhanging, painting.
C. Maxson, 817 So. T h ird St.
50-tfc
AU kinds of welding, both elec­
tr ic and acetylene. M achinery re­
p a irin g and blacksm ithing. O. K.
W elding Shop, In new location,
10th and Je tte n o n .
1-tfc
TOD LATE TO C LA SSIFY —
W 'AN TED Peeled f i r piling, a ll
lengths. Quote price f-o.b. ship­
ping point, quantities can supply,
earliest thipm ent.
Niedermeyer-
M a rtin Lum ber Co., Portland,
Oregon.
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LEGION SPO NSO R S T R A IN ­
ING CAMP.
Announcement tha, the sixth
annual Beaver Boys’ State, c iti­
zenship tra in in g camp sponsored
by the Amerk-an Legion of Ore­
gon. wiU be held at Oregon State
College, June 14 to 21 inclusive,
has met w ith early response front
various sections o f the state, ac­
cording to D. M. McDade, presi­
dent of the to-ard o f directors, of
Portland.
Enrollm ent fo r Ihe 1942 camp
w ill be lim ite d to 3 0, boys be­
tween the a g e s of 15 and 19 Wk«n ilomacb ( U • • • m i Io im oihar 10«,
years who have completed the 8th •n d fo a caa • • i l l / (aka • < • • * b r» « h , « /
grade but have not attended col­ SOLKX1K S n v s . • n a i a a S i u la a a r a
11 1 1OOK14 Ik« Itu d licb knd • ! / • ! Ckk, kkd
lege. Sponsors o f boys are urged T H S K B tk ik b ’ a i (or ( m ilk , «tuck boaat
S i /o a r Dro< S to re ._______________
to select only those youths w ith
outstanding qualifications in char­
acter. service and leadership, who
Cottage Grove Pharmacy, K e lly
w ill have a serious a ttitu d e to ­
w ard
an
Intensive citizenship D rug Co., and Kent's fo r Drugs.
I— — to
tra in in g program.
Ownmanderx of a ll Am erican
Legion posts In the state have
been furnished w ith folders and
o the r inform a tion concerning the
FUNERAL HOMES
Beaver Boys' S tate program and
are now contacting p a trio tic , c iv ­ KARL K MILLS, Mortician.
ic, fra te rn a l and service organiza­
Piione 202
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tions as w ell as individuals rela­
_______ D E N T IS T S ________
tive to sponsorship o f boys in the
DR. W. E. LE B O W —D om lotry
various communities. Sponsorship
-N o . 1 Omer Apartm ents
this year has been placed at $12
Cottage Grove, Ore. Phone 35
per boy which covers the entire
cost of the 8 day program, except
P H Y S IC IA N S
transportation to and fio m C or­
H. A X LE Y , Physician and S ur­
vallis. Transportation is to be
geon — Evenings by appoint­
provided by the Legion posts or
ment. Over Kern’s fo r Drugs.
other sponsoring organizations.
Cottage Grove. Oregon.
Applications
and fees from
DR K A T H E R IN E SC H LEEF,
posts, service clubs o r individuals
M. D.—Physician a n d S ur­
should be filed w ith the state d i­
geon. A p artm en t 10. Om er
rector, P. O. Box 1351, Portland,
Apartm ents. Phone 247.
before Saturday. M ay 23.
In draw ing up the program fo r
ATTO R N EYS
this year's camp, the board o f d i­
H E R B E R T W. LO M B A R D , A t­
rectors has given special atte ntio n
torney a t Law. F irs t N ation­
to conditions brought on by the
al B a n k building. Cottage
w ar and has pointed out that now,
Grove. Oregon. Phone 94.
more than ever, proper tra in in g
A L T A K IN G — Lawyer, 613
fo r sound leadership and adher­
M ain s t r e e t O ffice phone
ence to the principles of A m eri­
254J; Res. phone. 28F31,
can gm ernm ent are paramount.
Cottage Grove, O re ._______
A g g ra v a tin g G as
A D L E R I K A
Professional Cards
SHORE PATROL A PPO IN TED .
Appointm ent o f H erbert A.
Busterud o f M arshfield, nation il
defense commission chairm an fo r
the Oregon departm ent o f the
Am erican Legion, as commander
6-ROOM HOUSE fo r rent. Inquire of the Oregon shore p atrol was
626 M ain St.
3S -l:u announced Saturday by Governor
Charles A. Sprague. This is a civi-
K iR SALE W eaner pigs Also lian defense group, organized by
choice of tw o good young
Guernsey bulls.
A rnold Duerst,
Disston route, Mosby Creek. Tele­
phone 19F4.
3 8 -ltp
W O M AN W A N T E D
w m k . P hone 49.
fo r
bakeiy
3 8 -ltp
FDR S A I.E 19
u o !e , 2-
door sedan, good rubber. $5o»J
cash. C all 278R Thursday evc-
nmg.
3 8 -ltp
FOR S A LE Two d ra ft horses
and se, of harness, choice o f
three. A t the Davis place five
miles out <>n Mosby Creek. Roy
E. Hutcnison.
3 8 -ltp
F U R N IS H E D C A B IN S F o r Rent
by week o r m onth, u tilitie s fu r ­
nished, o il hea, and gas ranges.
Inquire R«*ed’s Service Store, 3^a
miles south on 99.
38-tfc
SPOT CASH
paid fo r q u a lity household goods—
steel beds, springs, washers, re-
frigeratora, e tc .--B rin g them in -
get yo u r m oney—a t — Callahan s,
Eugene.
Callahan's F u rn itu re Store o f­
fers a Singer sewing machine.
$7 50: Lang wood range. $32.50.
Bed room
suite. $44.50 w ith free
37-2tc-38
bed room chair. Shop Callahan’s.
Hedig Theatre Bldg.
3 8 -lte
the Am erican Legion post com­
manders In the coastal area, at
the request o f the IX arm y corns
last Decemtor. <X ficial rccogn»
tion of M. Bcsterud as comma,«ti­
er follow« d the request o f the
arm y tha, this im portant observa­
tion group lx* integrated w ith tto*
natipnal program of civilia n de­
fense. Duties of the shore p atrol
are of an undisclosed nature but
a ll members are volunteers and
are a.'erted only in tim e of enters*
ency,
L
N IC H O LA S G R A N O F F —
Lawyer. 613 M ain St. Phone
90. Residence Phone 208.
T IT L E A B STR AC T CO . ~ 881
Oak St., Eugene, Ore. Ed­
w ard F. Bailey, Pres. Ab­
stracts, T itle Insurance, Es­
crows.
Real Estate Values
4 room house. One acre garden. E le c tricity, c ity w ater. ’A m ile
out. $800.
15 acres best bottom soil, creek, paved road. 7-room house, barn,
chickim houses. I ’ ? miles west o f town. $1,800.
74 acres, 35 acres can be cultivated. 3 to d room house. E le c tri­
c ity , 2 barns, creek, tim ber. 6 miles out. Paved road. $2,800.
160 acres, 20 acres cleared. Good barn, neat little house, w a te r
piped into house. Being a little o ff the county road is a ll th a t
prevents this place selling fo r around $3,500. A steal at $1,500.
102 acres. 40 acres in cu ltiva tio n . 7-room house. Large barn,
open range, year round creek, good road. 2 miles from town.
$3.500.
320 Madison. Large lot, gcxxl garden. 5-room house in A - l shape.
$2,000. $700 down and $25 m onth.
1039 Chestnut. 2 lots, fr u it trees, garden spot, 5-room house,
nea, and clean. Priced fo r quick sale at $1,25'). Terms.
1 block from business d is tric t. 5-room house, no repairs needed^
just been painted and redecorated, $1,300. V ery easy terms.
JAMES A. RODMAN
LANE COUNTY REALTY SERVICE
INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE.
701 Main
KEEP ’EM
FLYING and
FIGHTING
Vote— Wheat Marketing Quotas
W hat have wheat quotas to do w ith the suc­
cess of our a ir forces ?
Jus, this w hat we do on the home fro n t can
determ ine the outcome o f battles thousands of
miles away. F or every fig h tin g man a t the fro n t,
there must be 18 people w o rk in g on farm s, in
factories, and elsewhere, to make and ship the
things need«*d at the fron t.
So to keep the boys fly in g and fig h tin g sail­
ing and shooting we can’, qpend much tim e on
fr ills or things we can do w itlio i.:. T hat means
we shouldn't spend tim e grow ing and handling
a io, of wheat wv don', need now. O ur eleva,o:s
are already crowded w ith an extra year's sup­
p ly on top o f w ha, we ll ge, in a few weeks
from this year's crop. Chances are we’re going
to have trouble shipping and storing this new
crop because o f the great surplus now on hand.
W ith o u t some means o f holding it o ff the m ar­
ket, the new wheat crop can piay hob w ith our
badly overworked transportation system and
cripple a v ita l part ot our w ar effo rt.
Quotas o ffe r a sane. d«*mocra-:c way to handle
this wheat problem. They give every farm er a
chance to sell w hat he grows on his share of
the to ta l acreage needed to meet the N a tio n ’s
wheat requirements. They safeguaid the small
fa rm e r whose livin g depends on w hat he gets fo r
his crop against the dangers o f a m arket broken
by a flood o f wheat. They w ill free men, land,
and «?quipment fo r the production of v ita lly
needed fexxts m ilk, eggs, meat and other farm
products. They w ill show the fig h tin g men who
defend us that w r are on our jobs behind the
fron t.
PUT THE PUNCH WHERE IT COUNTS
Vote—Saturday, May 2
FARMERS UNION
LOCAL WHEAT FARMERS
COTTAGE G. SENTINEL
C0TAGE G. CREAMERY