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LEGAL NOTIGES
N O T H '« o r
FIN A L HEARING
Notice I k hereby g I v e n that
Pauline Elmore, a d m in is tra trix of
the estate of Elizabeth A S uther­
land, deceased, iias fill'd tier final
account in the County Court of
Lime County, Oregon, and said
C ourt him fixed August 18, 1942,
at 2 o'clock I*. M in the Court
ItiMim of xuid Court In tiie C ou it
House at Eugene, Lane County,
Oregon, as the tune noil place fur
hearing anil acting thereon.
Date of firs t publication, July
lit. 1942
P A U L IN E ELM ORE.
A L T A K IN O ,
A d m in is tra trix
A tto r n e y
t‘ l it I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N otice is hereby given that the
Undersigned, OSCAR M c ia iL E ,
has been up|Miinii*d A d m in istra to r
of the Estate of BERT M« lx> L E ,
iJecrased, by the County Court
o f Ijin e County, Oregon, and all
persons having claims against the
Estate must present the same duly
verlfle«! on or before 6 months to
the Admtnml i a lo i at th e luw ..I
flee o f I I I ItU I-.K I W I.' IM K A R D .
F irs t N ational Rank Building,
Cottage drove, Oregon. Outed and
firs t published July ltt, 1942. OS­
C AR
M cD O LE ,
Adm inistrator
H E R D R E R T W. LO M B AR D , A t­
torney
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THT SHVnXHT«. COTTAGE OnoVF OWWÎOW
LEGAL NOTIGES
Stomr-iijs
N O TIC E O F U M B E R B A LE
Sealed bids, marked outside "B id
R ATES Five cents per line or
lo r T tm lx’F ', and addiessed to tlu*
Chle, Forester, O and C Adm in­ one cent j s r word, w ith m inim um
istration, 4 Id <’qslont House, P o ll charge o f 25 cents. T hiee Inser­
laud, Oregon, Will be received un­ tions fu r the price o f 2 's , if paid
t il lb 3b A M , Pacific Time, in advance W a n t ad* w ill be
Sept H, 1942, fo r I h<' purchase charge«! only where firm » or in
of tim ls.'r upon tflie ts hereinafter dividual* have «aitahlished credit
despills-d, each hid must state the Send money to ii.sure insertion. I f
amount
M feet B M , which charge«! add 15c. Keyed ads 25c
w ill tie offered fo r each aperies extra. Card of thankx 50c if not
ami <tie to ta l consideration which over 50 woidx, If over 50 words,
w ill tie paid fo r the tim ber. No ra id s o f thank* w ill Is* cbarg«-d
liid lo r less than the appraised at the regular rate. Copy must be
value w ill be considered. Each bid | in Wednesday to insure Miaertion
must lie submit led in duplicate
HELI* W ANTEI»—
and be accompanied by a deposit
in the fo im o f a eertifle«, c^eck W A N T E D Fallerx and buckers
at T ra il. T«-lepbone 27HH, M u l­
in favor of the Treasurer of the
United Stales The de|xailt <‘f any ford. T ille r M ill A L uui I s t Com­
successful balder w ill Is- credited pany.
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I—
w e
■ —
on ihe contract. Payment In fu ll — »
at th»' tim e of filin g the contract W A N T E D Able-bodied men for
is required in sal<*s amounting to
m ill w ork Apply S m ith W isst-
$2500 or less. F or copies of the Prixlucts, Inc., C fxjuillc, Oregon.
form of piii|sixul. form of contract
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and isind, terms
uf
puyinent
amount of deposit required w ith BOY W A N TE D , 16-IH years Not
hid, umount of bond required w itu i going to sctvxd this fa il. Dolc-
contract and* o ilie r inform ation, , m an’s Bakery.
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application should be made to the
address above.
TOK HALE—
IN L A N E C O U N TY: T 1!» 8 , H EOR S A LE 7-wk N. H
chix.
1 E . Sec, I, a ll m erchantable tim -
40c
each.
Red
fly
e
rs
,
dressed,
I m - i designated fo r cu ttin g on the
E ’-sSW 1«, estimated fo r the pur- 15c lb Jensen ranch. 5 miles north
1-1 bp
|sis«- of this sale io lie 2735 M feet of C-ottagi* Grove
txaiglas Elr, 4H0 M fw t Hemlock, ; FOR S A LE M cGorm ick-Deering
No hid fo r less than $1 75 (wr M
T-20 T ra cto r. C raw ler. M otor,
fl B M, fo r tiie Douglas F ir, 41.75
excellent
1 s t M ft B M. foe the Hemlock, I racks and clutch In
or a to ta l purchase price of $13,- shiqs- Lym an R. Gray, 2 miles up
8.31.25. w ill Is' considered. To is- Bennett Creek, Cottage Grove.
logged w ith c a te rp illa r tractor. T.
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19 S „ R 6 W . BUT. 29, a ll m er­
F'oii
ores, size
chantable tin d sT designated for I FOR SALE
6:50x17. 326 N orth Seventh.
cu ttin g on the N E 1« and N W 1«
S W 1«, estimated fo r the purpose
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of this sale to be 493b M. feet
Douglas F'lr, 124 M feet DA F ir. FOR S A LE O ne g<xxl logging or
piling leam. Twelve years old,
5 M feet Hemlock. 25 M feet Red
('«•«tor. 55 Red Cedar Poles. No w< ight sixteen and sevrnteed hun­
hid fo r less than 42.50 ts*r M ft dred pounds Price $225.00 Noble
B M fo r the Ixtuglaa F ir, 43.50 E lla itt, phone 16F11. Locati-d six
per M ft B M fo r the DA F ir, 41.6<i m ile* up Mosby Creek.
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per M ft B M fo r the Hemlock
EOR
S
A
LE
One
New
Hampshire
and Red Cedar, $-75 ea. fo r t he
buck, 3 years old $10.00. J. G.
R«-d C ivtar Poles, or a to ta l pur­
chase price of 412.H52 25. w ill be M u rry, phone 39F16.
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considered.
A pproxim ately
2b
acres of young gro w th
In the FOR S A LE Modern bungalow, 3
rooms and oath.
One block
N ’v N E 1« m arked by a blazed line
in reaerved from cu ttin g On th«' from Union high school. $1.250.
N W 'a S W 'a a ll o f Dougins F ir 42 Terms Phone 50.
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Inch«-» and less D BH O B and all
other speciaa re»«-: ,ed from cut» E T H A N A I-L K N hardwo«xl East­
ern solid maple lx-d room fu r-
ting Ttie N W 'iH W 1» to be logged
w ith ca te rp illa r t i actor The rig ht n itb re too, you can buy 1 piece
to waive technical defiTts. and to o r 60. etc Real q u a lity too you
reject any and a ll bids, is reserv­ can trade to Callahan's your old
ed Dated at Portland, Oregon, fu rn itu re as "p a rt
p a ym e n t"--
this 3rd day of August. 1942. W
Shop w ith Callahan's F«-m iturc
H H om ing. C hief Forester. O A
Building,
C. A d m inistration
52-41-3 Store. H cilig Theatre
Eugene.
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MIH< ELLANEOWR—
W IL L PAR TY who took barrel
from Signal Service Station lot
return it? No questions asked.
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PAGE .REVEN
HOW ^V WON IN TRACTOR PLOWING CONTEST
W. V. S w tu y and Henry Pfennig Win Top Places in Semi-Finals
W A TER
W ELL
D R IL L IN G ,
(lumps
and supplies
Phone
26E23. J. II. Thomas, Oakland.
( »K'gon.
42-tfe
25 Years Experlenc«’ Clean, neat
w ork.
Pu(M'rhanginK, painting.
C. Maxson, 817 So. T h ird St.
50-tfc
A il kinds of welding, both elec-
trk- and acetylene. M achinery re­
pairing and blaekxrnithing. O. K.
W elding Shop, In hew location.
10,h and Jefferson
1-tfc
REA1. E S T A T E ana AU TO M O ­
B IL E IN SU R AN C E. Ri'presen-
la tiv c of E. A. 8 , rout. Listings
wanted. W. F. Burgess, Yoncalla,
Oregon.
40-, fc
AWeekoftheWar
Adm it al W illia m D. Ix*ahy, the
ITealdent's C hief of S ta ff, in a
itid ih broadcast August 9 m arking
th«' firs , anniversary of the A t ­
lantic C harter, »aid "th is w ar w ill
probably be long. I, w ill be the
toughest, hardest, most merciless
w ar wc have ever fought. I , calls
Prii« winner» and iudgo» in Eugene district sem i final plow ing contest sponsored by the National Farm
fo r the united
p«»wcr o f every
Youth Foundation. Inset: W. V. Sw ezey. Springfield. Oregon, receive» firs, place award from contest judge
Am erican, in uniform and ou, c f
Harry E. Clark of the U. S. Dept. ot Agriculture.
uniform , on the firin g lira- and on
the production
line I have no
Success Assures Try for Largo W a r Bond Prizes
quantities of wool cloth which w ill
doubt o f A m erica’s decision.”
T ra c to r plowing skill of W . V. Swezey, Route 2, Springfield, Oregon, call fo r most of the domestic woo!
NOTICE FOR P t'B I.K ATION
President Roosevelt, in a mes­ and Henry Pfennig, Route 6, Box 148. Salem, Oregon, won them first clip now available.
and second places respectively in the semi-finals plowing event of the
sage read on the broadcast, said
Forest Exchange No. 022733,
“ great progress" has been made in local district ot the National Farm Youth Foundation held Saturday
U nited States Departm ent of the
the b attle o f production, but “ in near Eugene, Oregon.
Winding Watch
In te rio r. D is tric t Ijm d O ffice,
These two clever youngsters w ill shortly compete in the finals in
terms of w hat w ill be nsjuirod to
A watch will run most uniformly
Roseburg, Oregon. July 21, 1942.
Portland, Oregon, for prizes in the form of W a r Bonds when they vie
defeat our enemies we have only
N otice Is hereby given that Nor-
with winners of the other four semi-finals also held Saturday in towns if wound at regular intervals, pref­
erably every morning.
Then the
Jus,
begun
to
get
into
our
stride."
i
map J BrlilentiCcker. A d m in istra ­
of the Pacific Northwest.
main spring will exert its greatest
Elm er Davis, D ire cto r of the O f­
W illia m W ald rip , Route 1, Box 235, M alin, Oregon, placed third.
to r of the Estate of John L. Raker,
fice o f Wat
In form ation, sa'd
H A R R Y E. C L A R K . U. S. Department of Agriculture, Eugene, Oregon. power during the activities of the
8516 S aturn Ktr«a*l, I-os Angeles,
day and its lowest power at night
Am erica’s conversion Job has E. B. O L D H A M , retired farmer, Eugene. Oregon.
C alifornia, did, on July IH, 1942,
when the watch is at rest.
largely been co m p le t'd; empha­ F R E D A. R IC E , retiied farmer and business man. Eugene. Oregon.
make application under the act
Semi-finals were also held at Gresham, Oregon, Tacoma and Spokane,
sis
now
must
be
transferred
from
o f M arch 20. 1922 <42 Stat 465»,
Washington, and Nampa. Idaho.
finished goods to raw m aterials
to select certain tlm ls -r from por­
The winners of these five semi- ~~
'
~
"
from which they ere made. "W e finals
AN AMAZING OFFER!
tions of Secs. 19. 20, 21. 22, 27,
w ill compete August 17th for Tractors and Ferguson System Im -
YOUR MONEY RACK if Dr.
w
ill
ge,
them
by
fu
ll
use
o
f
ex­
28. 29, and 30. T. 19 S , R. 4 E ,
prizes of W a r Bonds as follows: P'«®«01«-
. . .
.
..
P arker’s C orn Remover fails to
isting fa cilitie s, and
j tapping
1st 4 200.00; 2nd $150.00; 3 rd
W e ¥ e pleased to note the
W M., W illam ette N ational F o r­
new. or m arginal, o r abandoned $100.00: 4th 450.00. and six prizes continued interest among farm
remove any painful corn or cal­
est. lame County, Oregon In ex­
young people in the practical and
source« o f sujiply. We w ill develop of $25.00 each.
lous. O nly 35c a t Cottage Grove
change for the W .W ’iN W 't
theoretical business of farming,"
new pr<x'i'sses eliminate waste,
Pharmacy.
NWH,
S E H S W U N W ^N W U .
Tbe splendid work and skill of
and w o rk fo r fu ll salvage by every the competitors were judged on stated M r. Wade Newbegin, Presi­
S W K t . N W '. N W ', .
S'*SW «a
dent o f the R. M . Wade 4 Co.,
citizen ," Mr. Davis said
N E '.N W !« ,
N 4 N l* S W l« N W t t,
straightness of opening furrows; jT ra c to r Sales Division Northwest
In a general review of the w ar neatness of back furrow ; evenness ' Distributors for Ford Tractors and
SW *4 N W k,
N W I».
N S
situation, the O ffice of W ar In ­ of entering and leaving land at Ferguson Equipment. “ I t is for
N W 'i S E H N W ',,
SE*a N W 1»
form ation said Ju«<e production of headland furrow : keeping furrow this special purpose that the N a­
S E ’s N W 's , W 'eN E V .S E W N W V .,
m ilita ry planes fe ll slig h tly be­ straight at each end of field: even­ tional Farm Youth Foundation was
Sec
25
B M iE H WWtx N B U .
FUNERAL HOMES___ _
hind schedule, despite the fact ness of furrow slices; evenness of established. In the past several
N E S N E '« . N 's S K ts N E 1«, W H
th a t the U. S. made more planes furrow depth; covering trash; years it has been our pleasure to
SW
SE >s N E 5»
N E *» N E
KARL
K. MILLS, Mortician.
straightness of furrow w all; neat­
than any o the r country In the ness of dead furrow and finishing cooperate with our dealers in the
s w ’ . m -.',
s w . sw ’. m
(
Phone 202
FOR SA L E OR TR A D E—
furtherance of this Foundation
w orld. The same was true of
SttSW H N E '4, Sec. '26. T 15 S .
DENTISTS
FOR B A LE OR LE A S E Helnie's tanks, of most types of a rtille ry , plowing job without undue loss of that has brought up-to-date prin­
R 12 W . W M , Stustaw N a tio n ­
time. A ll work was handled by ciples of firm management and
Lunch Room
¡lii equipment. and of naval vessels, the O W I
DR.
W.
E.
LEBOW Dentistry
identical equipment consisting of engineering to thousands of young
al Forest, Lane County, Oregon
a Ford T racto r with a two bottom men and women living or working
-N o. 1 Omer Apartment*
Follow ing quotations are bus<*d C all at 13<Xt East M ain V ivia n said Because o f enemy submarine
Any and all person* claim ing the
Bradford.
1 -ltp a c tiv ity , the O ffice said, i, prob­ 14-inch Ferguson Plow.
on American farms. Because of
Cottage Grove. Ore. Phone 35
lands selected, or having
honu on prices being ¡mid in Monday's
The National Farm Youth Foun­ wartime conditions and in the in­
ably w ill be w ell m to 1943 before
fide objections to Uiu nxchangc. tia dm g sasskm at P ortland.
PHYSICIANS
FOB R E N T —
we <?qual m erchant shipping as of dation is sponsored by H a rry F e r­ terest of conserving gasoline and
C A T rL E : Good grain-fed ste e rj
should file th e ir protests on or
tires,
we
have
fe
lt
that
it
was
our
FOR
R
E
N
T
3
loom
furnished
guson. Inc., w ith the active coop-
H. AXLEY, Physician and Sur­
December 7, 1941.
$14 0b to 14.50. (iood grass steer*
tiefore September 3, 1942.
patriotic duty not to stimulate
apartm«-rt, dose in. W ater paid.
geon — Evenings by appoint­
The W PB announced inauguia- i ration of M r. H enry Ford and Mr. travel by issuing public invitations
$1150 to 13 25. Good grass heifers
U ..O R G E F IN L E Y ,
CJsel fo r d through local distribu-
1 -ltp tion o f a nationw ide inventory of
ment. Over Kern’s for Drugs.
4K).5b to 12.90. Good beef cow* A d u lts. 222 C herry ( Y u rt
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Register.
to
these
contests
as
in
the
paA.”
f - j and dealers who sell Ford
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
used construction m achinery to be
$9 25 to 10.25, medium SH.25 to F U R N IS H E D APT. FOR R EN T
made
through
W
PB
field
offices
DR. KATHERINE SCHLEEF,
9.00, common $7 00 to 8.00, can-
Three rooms w ith bath Lights
N O T IC E F O R l*t B I.R A TIO N
The O W I reported an arrange­
ry in g planes, patterned a fte r the
M. D.—Physician a n d Sur­
ncm $5.50 to 6.50. Bulls, medium and w a te r furnished. 1627 West in an e ffo rt to place an estimated fly in g boat "M a rs " b u ilt fo r the ment has been concluded between
geon. Apartment 10. Omer
Forest Exchange No. 022734. to good 49.50 to 11.tM) a few to Main. Cuy.
1 -ltp 500,000 pieces of v ita lly need«! Navy. The program is contingent, the U. S. and Mexico m aking pos­
construction equipment Into use.
Apartm ents. Phone 247.
Unil<*d States Departm ent of the $1125. common $H.0b to 9.00.
sible tem porary
m igration
of
FOR R E N T
Two furnished A complete inventory o f available however, “ upon our being able to
In te rio r, D is tric t
band Office, Vealers, g«sxl to choice $14.00 to
Mexican farm workers into this
do
it
w
ith
o
u
t
in
te
rfe
rin
g
w
ith
th?
apartm ents over Gustafson's. equipment w ill be kept up to date
ATTORNEYS
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju ly 21, 1942. 15.50.
present combat plane program ," country to help combat the sea­
at the regional offices fo r the in ­ W PB Chaii-man Nelson said A rm y sonal fa rm labor shortage, es­
HOGS: Good to choice carlots Teachers preferred. Phone 92I-.
N otice Is hereby given thnt 11 R
HERBERT W. LOMBARD, At­
______________ ‘ l -1«p form ation of w ar agencies and
E llio tt, John Day, Oregon, did. on $15.00; 170 to 215 lb. trucking
torney at Law. First Nation­
A ir Forces Commander A rnold pecially in the southwest.
this date, make application under $15 25 to 15.50, late cleanup sales E X C E L L E N T STORAGE space private contractors engaged in said at present 21 per cent o f all
A rm y
al R a n k building. Cottage
Grove. Oregon. Phone 94. _
the act of March 20. 1922 <42 S lat down to 514.75; 230 to 2H5 lb.
The A rm y announced
fo rm a ­
fo r fu rn itu re , autos, household w a r w ork.
A rm y A ir Forces m ulti-engined
The W ar F ront
465) as amended by the act of butchers $14.25 to 1500; lig h t­ gisxls o f a ll kinds at reasonable
plane production is being devote I tion o f tw o com pletely airborne
ALTA KING — Lawyer, 813
The N avy announced "U nited to transport planes, and the pro­ divisions, consisting of about 8.000
February 2H. 1925 <43 Stat 1090). weight butchers $14.25 to $14.75; rates In private rooms or open
Main s t r e e t . Office
(racking
Sows
$13.(X)
to
13.75.
Io aeJ?'Ct certain tim be r from parts
storage.
Wc have an excellent States Naval and other forces gram calls fo r this proportion to men each to be stationed in itia l­
254 J ; Res. phone.
of Sue 18, T 22 S . R. 1 E . W M , Feeder pigs $15 (X) to 16 50.
equipment. Cottage Grove S to r­ have attacked enemy installations tie raised to 30 per cent in 1943. ly at Camy Claiborne, Louisiana.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
S H E FP : Go«xl to choice spring age Warehouse Go., phone Jesse in Ihe southeast par, of the Solo­
Um|K|iia N ational Forest.
lutne
The O ffice o f Defense Transpor­ The W a r D epartm ent said more
lambs
$11.50
to
11.75
one
lot
mon Islands in force and the a t­ ta tion said approxim ately 4,000,- than 7.000 volunteer o ffic e r can­ TITLE ABSTRACT C O „~8ft
( ’ounty, Oregon, in exchange fo r
Lansing, Cottage G w vc 99.
Oak St., Eugene, Ore. Ed­
th«- W ' t S W , Sec 3, N E U 8 E U $11.H5. medium to good, $10.00 to
39-tfe tacks are continuing.” L a te r the 000 school children who ride daily didates <mcn classified as 3-A
ward F. Bailey, Pres. Ab­
Navy said "considerable enemy re­ in 93,(XM) school buses w ill be a f­ who volunt'-'er fo r o ffic e r tra in in g •
Sec
4, N h N W k , ME % N W «4. 1125, common $H 50 to 9.50.
stracts, Title Insurance, Es­
N E I Sec 10. W H N W H S it 11, Slaughter ewes, gorsl to choice FOR R E N T Modern three-room sistance has been encountered fected by ODT's order to reor­ have been inducted into service.
crows.
unfurnished
cottage m ile out and it Is s till too e arly to an­
T. 12 S . R. 29 E . W. M . M al­ $3 75 to 4.50. Feeder lambs, good
ganize a ll school bus services. The The D epartm ent said in a short
South 6th street. P refer couple nounce results or to estimate
heur
N ational
Forest, * G rant to choice $9 25 to 9.75.
plan calls fo r staggered bus sched­
w
ith
no
children.
Apply
to
W.
C.
e ither our own or enemy losses." ules and denies special bus service tim e it w ill place orders fo r large
County, Oregon Any and all per­
M a rtin at Cottage Grove Sentinel. Gen. M cA rthu rs headquarters in
sona claim ing the lands selected,
fo r students who have less than
o r having bona talc objections to CHAISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES __________________________ 46-tfc A ustralia reported Angus, 10 that tw o miles to w alk to and from
the exchange, should file their tv ftP IR IT ’’ was the subject of FOR R E N T F loo r sanders, wax- A llied planes from A u stralia were school »with certain exceptions!
protests on or before September
era and a vacuum cleaner. The m aintaining a 24-hour-a-day o f­ and where areas are serviced by
| J the lx'tson-Serm on in a ll
fensive over the entire invasion
3 1942
Churches o f C hrist, Scientist, on Grove Hardware, phone 18. 33-tfc zone in support of the atta ck public c a rrie r routes.
GEORGS F IN L E Y ,
R ationing
3 A N D 4 ROOM C A B IN S fo r rent against the Solomon Islands Th<>
BOUT 6 0 0 B C., T R A IE S
Sunday. August 9.
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R e g is te r
W a te r and
lights
furnished.
The Golden T ext was, "W here
President Roosevelt set up a
OF M IL E T U S , A GREEK PHIL­
Navy also reported U. S. Naval
the S p irit of the Lord is, there is Very a ttra c tiv e prices. Five miles forces "bombarded enemy ships three-m an comm ittee, headed bv
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
OSOPHER, RECORDEO THE
south or. Highway
99.
Lucky and shore establishments a, Kis Bernard M.* Baruch, to study the
lib e rty " (II Cor. 3:17?.
FACT, THAT A M B E R , W HEN
Bayn,
Puss
Creek
iserviee
S
ta­
Among the citations w hich
k a " in the Aleutians, sim ultane­ entire synthetic rubber program.
N otice Is hereby given th a t the
tion, phone 5F21.
52-3tp-2 ously w ith the tx’ginning o f the The President said the co m m it­
rubbed
, w il l a t t r a c t
the Lesson-Sermon
undnsigned. ROY HENRY ENG­ comprised
tee's fin ding w ill “ form a basis
OBJECTS 1 T H IS ID EA
3-room modem a tta ck on the Solomon Islands.
LAND a n d
BESSIE N AO M I was the fo llo w in g from the Bible: FOB R E N T
M aj Gen. C lark, Commanding fo r fu tu re action not only w ith
apartm ent.
R efrigerator. Gar-
G IL L E S P IE , have been appointed “ But ns it is w ritte n , Eye hath
IS GENERALLY C O N ­
52-3tc-2 General of U. S. ground forces in respect to synthetic rubber, but
Joint Executor and Executrix of not seen, nor ear heard, neither age. 1133 Adams
SIDER ED A S THE G E N E S IS
B rita in , said the U. S. arm y is also such m atte:s as nationwide
tht* Estate of D A V ID L. EN G ­ have entered into the heart of
OF ELECTR IC A L D IS C O V E R /^
sending "picked combat divisions" gas ratio nin g and m otor transpor­
L A N D , Deceased. by the County man, the tilings w hich God hath W A N T E D »
W A N T E D a 6.00-21. 6.50-21 or to B rita in and "the sooner a sec­ ta tio n ." The OPA said it is plan­
C ourt o f Lane County. Oregon,
prepared for them that love him.
35x7.00-21 tire. Asa Keller, 9! 1 ond fron t could be opened th r ning a universal ration book to be
and a il persons having claims
B itt God hath revealed them unto S. R iver road.
1 -ltp b e t,o f.” He said "obviously we are put into the hands o f every A m er­
against the Estate must present
ican. as part o f its m achinery to
to p v m ^ r i^*4i
the same duly verified on o r tie- us by his S p irit: fo r the S p irit CASH FOR 12-gauge Magnum no, here to sit on the defensive.”
•x J w
handle
ratio
nin
g
of
many
commo­
scarchcth
all
things,
yea,
the
deep
fore 6 months to the Executor and
Sabotage amt Subversive
shotgun.
Dauhlc
preferred.
Mus:
dities
which
do
not
require
ra
tio
n
­
A n their search f o r
Executrix al the law office of things of God" (I Cor. 4:9,10).
A ctivities
be in good condition. Hank Weel-
H E R B E R T W. LO M BAR D , First I The Lesson-Sermon also In­ dreyer at the O. K. Tire Shop.
The W h ite House announced ing at present. The O ffice o f tra v ­
'C O L D l ig h t ', that dream
eling salesmen w ill not be p«'r-
N ational Bunk Building, Cottage i cluded the fo llo w in g ecu relative ______________________ 52-2tc-l
six of the eight Nazi saboteurs
OF ALL LIG HT PRODUCERS,
the
C hristian
Grove, • Oregon. Dated and firs t passages fr6m
landed in this country by subma­ m itted more than a B ration book
S C lE N T IS rS HAVE EVEN EX­
published Ju ly Id, 1942.
ROY | Science textbook, "Science and W A N T E D : 8-in. sawn f i r ties, a ll rine were executed in the D is tr i'. in addition to th e ir A books.
PERIMENTED WITH THE
sizes. Telephone collect price of Columbia ja il August 8. The
H EN R Y E N G L A N D and BESSIE H ealth w ith Key to the Scrip­
F arm Labor Snpplv
humble fir efly , which
N A O M I G IL L E S P IE , Executor tures" by M ary Baker Eddy: f.o.b m ill, q u a n tity can supply, sentences of the o the r tw o were
A g ric u ltu re Secretary W ickard
gives OFF light ; but no
N iedernw yer- commuted by the
^ > U T O S , P «55IN G THROUWi
and Executrix.
H E R B E R T W. "S p irit, God, has created all in earliest shipment.
President to announC'Xi the Farm S ecurity Ad­
HEAT >
LO M B A R D , A ttorney.
4 9 -S t-l'
M a riin Lum ber Co., Portland, life and to 30 years imprisonm ent, m in is tra tio n and the U. S. Em ­
and of Him self.
S p irit never
MODERN
TUNNELG,
ARE
AUTO­
51-4tc-2 'because of th e ir assistance ,o »he ployment service w ill re cru it ad­
i created matter. There is nothing , Ore.
MATICALLY COUNTED AS EACH
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
'W
A
N
T
E
D
-
T
e
n
cords
of
old. government of the U nited States d itio na l w orkers fo r farm ers in
in S p irit out of which m atter
CAR INTERCEPTS A BEAM OF
in
the
apprehension
and
convic­
areas
where
there
are
seasonal
grow th f ir or second gro w th or
l i g h t w h ic h t s D ir e c t e d at
I hnve been appointed Adm in­ could be made, for, as the Bible good slab, delivered ‘ to D elight tion of the o,iters."
The firs, shortages o f labor. The workers
A PHOTO-ELECTR i C t u b e / /
is tra to r of the Estate of H E N R IE ­ declares, w ith o u t the Logos, the 1 V a lle y sch*s)l by
ground a ir support command in w ill be recruited only a fte r the
September
I
T T A E. S H IE LD S , deceased. A ll AEon or Word of God, “ was not See Rudolph Hansen.
announced the fa rm e r and the Em ployment Ser­
5 l-3 tc -l New Yoi-k C ity
[arsons having claims against said anything made that was made.”
discovery by A rm y flie rs of in ­ vice have been unable to obtain
estate hereby are required to pre­ S p irit is the only substance, the WANT TO TRADE—
geniously c o n , r i v e d markers, w orkers locally. The workers m ust
sent them w ith proper vouchers invisible and in d ivisib le in fin ite ¡9 ROQM. MODERN HOUSE with nimed d ire c tly a, eastern airfields be paid the prevailing wage, to be
w ith in six months from dute here­ God” (p.335).
plenty of garden space to tra d e ' and airplane factories. The m a rk ­ determined by the Farm Securi’ y
from the ground, A d m inistration, but in no ease
o f to me at the law office of H er­
fo r sm aller place. C orner o f 8th ers, Invisible
b ert1 W. Eomlxnvl, F lnft Natkinal
and Gibbs, G. C. Hixid. 50-4,p-53 were eradicated and the danger to less than 30 cents an hour. I f t h -
<S a s , even before the ad ­
the w ar bases averted, the an­ w orkers come from a distance,
Bank Building, Cottage Grove,
Jo Urtievt
vent of the WEL5BACH m a n
nouncement said. "P ro pe r action" fftrm ors must pay transportation
Oregon. Dated and firs t puhluheil
FOUND—
Mistry of
TLE IN IB 0 5 , WAS CONSIDERED
J u ly ,30th, 1942. C H AR LE S A.
GUN F O U N D Owner may idcn-l was taken against the persons who costs up to 200 miles and the FSA
quite an improvement as far
NowAPAYS.THE p r e s s in g
B E ID L E R , A d m in istra to r
HER­
b
u
ilt
the
markers.
w
ill
pay
fo
r
additional
mileage.
tlfy him self and same through
AS LIGHT was concerned . . . of a b u t t o n w it h one f i n ­
B E R T W LO M B AR D , A ttorney
Transportation
The workers must be properly
city (wlice departm ent. 51-3,p-1
e l im in a t in g the DR u D gery g er is s u f f ic ie n t to f u o c o
fo r A d m in istra to r.
51-41-3
The W PB approved the propos housed and w ork guaranteed fo r
ruE home w ith il l u m in a t io n
■
1
■ '
—
1 >
of f il l in g and c l e a n in g
THAT PENETRATES EVER) CORNER»
Fro ,led m dis in popular fla v -, al of H enry J. K airer, shipbuilder at least three-fourth-; of the tim e
fiuleslsMik., receipt hooks, book­
O
il
u
AM
PS
/
1 ors at Gustafson s of course. lc-4 i i to construct 600 70-ton cargo-car- they are in the area.
’’ lIQ U IR W Iltlí. ÍA IV I.S O R ORO«
Professional Cards
Livestock Market
Qonquest o f darkness!
keeping systems. The Sentinel.