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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1944)
TffK SENTISTI, CüTTKflK G710VE. OREGON C O M -1 s t SI M l l t v O l A M . B I SI,NESS TKA N M AI I I I» m T i l t < O M M IS S IO N ! Its < O l i t i c o il MAY. H ill s ' I wine $.»90; Prank o P 1 0 E P IV I VV L a w Book Co. $10.00; The F rank $1530, Thr F rank Shepard Co. P rinting S hepard Co. $10.00; E. E. H a rtu n g $ 1 5 /0 ; John I, L uvais $15.00: _ friE. , -r „ Pare) -17 10. R " , y N. U R t P A TR O L- Eastern Lane $250.00; Co. F ire P atrol Ass n $1692.23: . Mar? ^ R U IT INSPECTOR Ray Bow- Gordon A. er $1B23X) James Hemen vay Appling °°i -ra r e -n K .,n .sl, a d .SIOD./. R e,-S,- W in ,a r d S233X*. ( In te r vac, way Park, • • Oiler lu rin g deputy < Ifllc e i ( in k i vacating number <185. O rd r y«< d iiii; Railroad A d dition < )n*gun. O rder de ignuiing jNilling plurex fo r p rim a ry «de,'Hon O rder induing license to A rth u r Brow. Circus. O rder e sia lile lu n g In n ig Rural h ire Protection D is tric t. County Report, t O rder appointing Constable fo r ( ullage Grove Ju slu e D ls lric l. O ld e r a|,|M,luting Rodent Con- Iro l Supervisors, O rder lo publish bids fo r p u r chase o f wood, Agreement fo r purchase wood. O n le r g lin tin g pciiue.siou V eieian s lo hold carnival. O rder changing dale of cl. In the m a ile r of Irv in g It F ire Protection D istrict O llie r fo r public dance hall cense Io H I h h | i m I i | i ( I h i o - | ‘, i s | N i 3232. ( 0 8 M ISSION M ( ’S < O l K T 1 n e County May ( lulins, H ill A D V E R T IS IN G : G uard llsh Co $1 Mi; C ollage Grove Sen line ! $30.05, Guard P u lilislnip Co. $29 06; ASSESSOR Par. Tel. A T i Co $6.85; Agnes < S. C Rayne $165.IM); man $130.00; Adeline V $1301X1; M aurlne M ercer $120.0(1 Annulce M cC allister $1003)0, J Rowland $25.00; General Roe $17.60; Kake-Chapman Co. $1 00, Bailey M otor Co $3.55; T y p e w rite r Co. $7 50; Bu Add Mach. Co $17.45, < T .E ItK B u n cro tt-W luln cy $10.00. W. K Iiean $3.50 Koke Chapman Co $293*0; Pac. Tel, Telg Co. $24 50; F I., A rm lla $164 40; S E. Skene $180 00; L. D uckw orth $165.00; Grace L. Dawson $145.00; Helen Son- son $140.00; Sara Alien S1403M Blanche. Sweet $130 oo, Nica G c $130 (SI; Dori» Fegte» $1.30 IM Nadine II Schofield $125.00; He’s son $165.(X); Jack Rowland $100 00; M arguerite M H ylton $37.50; Koke • Chapman Co. $423.75; Revolving Fund $7 50; F. L. Ai m ilage $5.00. Shelton- T u rn b u ll-F u lle r Co. $104.90; A llen- haugh P rim in g Co $4 35. Photo sta t Corp ,73 « I» ; Cressey«’ $3.75 C O U N TY CO« K T : K o k,-C ha p man Co. $2.00; Allen P. W heeler $1.50; Pac Tel. A Telg Co. $29.55; P a tricia Sylvera $14O3X), C m < \s’ $2.75; M ild re d H<imm<jftd $7.50, W. J Holland $4 70: CORONER Dr. E D. F u rre r $50.00; Chas P Poole $3670: COUNTY FAR M Pac Tel A Telg. Co. $3 50, M ountain S la b s pow er Co. $10.90; Gordon Hoare $135.00; M argaret Hoare $90.(X); Georgia Blackburn $90.00; C arl Blackburn $90.00; Claude Ivy $12.50; N e ttie F ollett $5.00; G ra n /e rs’ $23.45; Pioneer G ro c m Co $22 39. Genenrl Riaids $17 27; Evva Gandy $1(1.011, Leonard J. Oswald $5 10; Eugene F ru it G row ers Ass’n. $10.45; R. A' Babb lltlw e . Co. $1181; Standard Feed Co. $42 34; K u ril Bakutg Co. $15.04; M anciud - H untington Fuel Co $180.00; Lane Co. Feed A Seed Co $4.00; D E Ncls-rgull Meat Co. $8.38, J. II MacDonald I.I.i Co $28 13. w It S i.m l, $83X1. c D. Chezem $29.40; Lane County Farmers Union $38 30; Vnnco $36.1X1; J. C. Penney Co. Ins, $3 42; E llio tt Im p. A Seed Store $3.83; P uritan D rug Co. $6.29; Standard O il Co. of Cal. $2.18; Newman’s Fish M arket $1 2o. I l W. Hall $59 lo COURT HOUSE: Burroughs Add Mach. Ci,. $30.94; Hender sh ott’s $2.00, P. L. S ill $170.1X1; Lennie Haldersen $155.00; Bert W e \.i $50.00; Florence Richey $21.00; B ills Garbage Svc. $10.00; Johnson F u rn itu re Co, $1125; Godlove the Plum ber $6.80; Eu- Gene W ater Braird $121.48; Pres ton A Hales $20.90; Erank I). M il le r $39.00; T. D. Rohinett $.39.00: COUNTY OW NED LAN D S Par. Tel, A Telg Co. $6.25; Frank L. A rm itage $6.(X); J. II. Fow ler $40.00; Helen E. Soranson $150.00, , Esther Nesmith $29.92; C hurlotte N esm ith $4.00/ D E F E N S E : Par Tel, A Tel« Co. $28.90; 'J'l.e A rm ory Board $20.00; F. L. Arm itage $12.00; II S. M erriam $125.00; Alm a Luckey $70.1X1; Celeste Campbell $60.00; W a llin g Bldg. Acct $100.00; D IS T R IC T A T T O R N E Y : W il-1 Ham S. Fort $16.75; The F rank Shepard Co. $10.00; Eugene-Lan, Co. D ire cto ry $153X1; W. Wood $1 (X); W inston Stewart $1.00; Delle B. Boyd, Co. Record er, $1.00; Wesl Publishing Co. $125.00; Pac Tel A Tel«. Co. $25.95; Madeline Stone $140.00; Helen Towne $115.00; W inston S tew art $1 DO; Western Union Telg Co. $2.78; Guard Publishing Co $7.50; West Publishing Co. $10.00; O ffice Meeh A Supply Co. $2.00; (¡n e ttlin g Sign Co. $1.50; DEPENDENT C H I L D R E N IN S T : A lbertina K e rr N urserv $5.00; The Boy’s and G irl's Aid Society o f Orc. $25.00; Louise Home $29.00; Children's Farm Home $70.00; Catholic Charities, Inc. $8.3,10, Children's Farm Home $703X1: D IS T R IC T S E A LE R : D e p a rt-i his p a r t . . . We must o'o our p a rt! T he suprem e m ilita ry ris k — bloody, costly in American lives. Cur boys know this. They don’t have to read the heart-rending headlines or casualty lists to know what is expected of them. They are in it. idut they are not flinching . . . not holding back. They will see the grim venture through to the bitter, victorious end. And if, for your boy, or some boy you know, the price of Victory is death, you can be absolutely cer tain that he did his part courage ously . .. for the cause of Freedom. For us, too, the terrifying grand climax of the war is at hand. This supreme, desperate call for American dollars—16 billions oi them—is to enable our fighting men to carry through the grim, bloody assault to a successful conclusion and Victory. Not just American dollars—but the dollars in your pocket—in your savings account. You must buy War Bonds—now! At least twice as much as you bought last time. If you are al ready buying Bonds on a pay-roll savings plan, buy EXTRA Bonds during this Drive. Your Government is counting on you. Your boy—and your neigh bor’s boy—millions of them—are counting on you. Just as desper ately as you are counting on them in this fateful hour. ► Don't let them down! Do your part—as they are doing theirs. Dig down, America—dig down deep! While there is still time. This is America’s Zero Hour—Civilization’s Zero Hour! And here ore 5 MORE reasons for buying EXTRA Bonds in the 5th I 1. W ar Bonds are the best, the safest investment in the worldl 2 . War Bonds return you $4 for every $3 in 10 years. 3 . War Bonds help keep prices down. 4 . W ar Bonds will help win the Peace by increasing purchasing power after the War. 5 . War Bonds mean education for your children, security for you, funds for retirement. BUY MORE THAN BEFORE Tlun i.i an n h 'ic u tl U. S. T reasury a d v e rtis e m e n t—p re p a re d u n d e i th e auspices o f T re a su ry D e p a rtm e n t a n d W ar A d v e rtis in g C o u n c il Frnnk GUSTAFSON’S SUPER CREAMED 0. K. WELDING & FORGE SHOP SCHOFIELD STEWART, Plumbing BROWN’S DRUG STORE COTTAGE GROVE ICE WORKS COTTAGE GROVE CREAMERY SAFEWAY STORE MARTIN MOTORS FIRST NATIONAL BANK menl of Agriculture $49.03 E L E C T IO N : G e o r g e Boner I THE MEN’S TOGGERY $32.00; Joe P o rtillo $22.50; F e d Scherler $10.97; J F. M eFarinnd $34.(X); W. W. Edmiston $31.60; QUALITY MARKET C. A. Peterson $3.00; () II. Jon,-;. I $54.38; C A M. T ransfer Co. CONE LUMBER CO, $25.00; Ruby W in lh e r .$.32.50; Gladys lle r r ig .$125,(X); W illiam Kissinger. $18.10; Koke-Chap.nan DEPARTM ENT COTTAGE GROVE LUMBER CO. COTTAGE GROVE CLEANERS MT. STATES POWER CO WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Larry Levens Authorized Dealer DR. J. D. SCHOLL GRABER GETTYS HARDWARE COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL COTTAGE GROVE GAS CO. SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES FLOYD GITHENS MOTORS EAGLE CIGAR STORE ROW RIVER LUMBER CO. BOHEMIA LUMBER AND SALES CO. C Cloyes $306.15; M a ry E T urner $217.05; -Beatrice T u rtle $220 45 Lucille H. Vale $201.75; D orothy Schmakeit $105.00 M axine D ickey ________________________ C or tin n e d on Pag. 8 For him the terrifying grand climax of the war is at hand. ol h j Putnam $114.37 L M B HEALTH R Lindgren M. D. $417 10; W. J. KELLY DRUG STORE IRISH & SWARTZ RED BOOT SHOE SHOP, Steve Gasper, Prop. FARMERS’ UNION STORE FLATTER’S TEXACO SERVICE STA. CLARK’S SUPER SERVICE STATION JOHN’S CAFE BRESSLER’S For FURNITURE HARRY RENTLE M c L aughlin ’ s furniture store THE GROVE HARDWARE DAUGHERTY LUMBER CO. ISELI LUMBER CO.
