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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1945)
f t A • Published Every Thursday at Oat tage Grove, Oregon Established August 15. 18X9 fcutupe ftrovr Jfmímd St MMAItY OF REPORTS OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK or Six Month». Ending 16-cemhrr SI, 1*14 Stacy M. Russell $110.00; NellU’ McClure $110.00; Tmmp A Mc W. C. MARTIN Kinley Agency $2«) 00; F. L. Ann- Editor, Publisher Tax Warrant for year 1*44-43 $2.083.475.75 Rage $30.00; Alk*itb«ugh Print, Subscription Rate«. Cash in Advance Tax CbUectkwia; Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3 fb . $6 80. Burroughs Add Mach O. E Crowe, Sheriff pro tem $j 866 580 68 months. *A>. $100 50; Knke-Oiaimtan Co. 1 Yr. 6 Moa. 3 Mos O. E Oonn». Sheriff pro tern yield lax 1 271 Iff $1195; Natl. Ua*h Reg Q». WHO; In Lane-Douglas Counties _________ ___ ____2.00 O. E. Crowe. Sheriff In lieu of taxes ... ‘ 1231 1.25 .75 SCM(X3L SUPERINTENDENT; Outside This Dist. in Oregon __________ ___ 2.25 V\ olby Stevens, ¿Ysst*ssor 1.50 Agm-s O'Brien $100; Pac, Tel. A .90 1.389 3 1 Outside Oregon in U. S . ___________________ .2.50 Ii’lg. t o . $20 58. Frank Lr Arnu- 1.75 1.00 $1.869.254.17 Foreign Rates on Application. Unsegregated T tx in hands of Co. Trees tagc $30.00; Margaret C. Blanton 7 1 44 8.581 77 $150.00; Regina C. Koon $105.30- Armed Forces in U. S. ____________________ 2.00 1.50 1.00 Armed Forces Overseas ________ ___ ______1.50 $1.877.833.94 Vern Stem honl $5.40; Frank L. 1.00 Segregations July 1. to December 31. 1944 Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. $1,406,30795 Armitage $55 44; Agnes O'Brien _ $1.00; L. C. Moffitt $88 56; Crixs- 472,527119 * $8.45; Zellerbaeh Paper Cb. Æ ^ ’ r- NATIONAL EDITORIAL- I Total Tax Collected six months ending Dec, 31, 1944 $27.26; I'riHttp A McKinley Agen i mmi equals 90' of entire current roll cy $5.«); Kok«*-t 'hapinnn Co. pum s is 4 s R oc ) i a t i * i Cash on hand July 1. 1*44 $95 70; J. K. Gill Co. $18.67; 327.727.68 Cash on hand Dec. 31. 1944 Boehnke Print. Co. $1.80; 525.742.43 SLAUGHTERED ANIMALS: General Fund Budget 1944-1945 - W e M ust Not Fail 414.131.00 Sara Jane ilartnuin $95.00; Caah* Someday the w ar is going to end. Som eday millions of Am eri General Fund Expenditures July 1 to Dec. 31 1944 181,18009 man A Proudfit $5.00; Mrs. John can men. will come home from across the seas, and wash their Budget all Rotd Funib. 1944-1*45 517.650.00 W. Michael $42 00; Reece D. Arn hands of international problems. If they succum b to that d a n g er Expenditures all Road Funds. July 1. to Dec. 31 1944 228.214 73 old $600: they will probably never have another grace period in which to Paid on Rond Principal July 1. to Dec. 31. 1944 STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCI 1000») m uddle through a “ preparedness p ro g ram ” such as they have Paid on Bond Interest July 1. to Dee. 31, 1944 DENT: State Industrial Accident 4.087 88 Bonds Outstanding. January 1, 1945 ____ had in the last two wars. 178.300.00 Cbm $102.29; Now, before the w ar is over, before the d an g er of a reaction General Fund Tax Levy for 1944-1945 TREASURER: Mabel Palmer 267.761.00 $150.00; Kathryn Codiey $1.36 50 ( sets in, is the tim e to help create an effective peace organization General Fund Tax Collection. July 1 to Dec. 31. 1944 214.539 14 Pac. Tel. A Telg Co. $7 25. CrCa- and to help lay the groundw ork for dissolving archaic trad e Tax Levy for Road Fund 1*44-1945 75.000.00 £ ! » : Taxes Collected. Road Funds ..........."ZZH 70.2MZ.80 Kü*e Cha‘- » “n Cb harries. OlE O M I miJ V T ASSOCIATION The late W endell W illkie spoke from the heart when he said: 30-ltc saw our bright dream s disappear, our stirrin g slogans “ While saw ou bright dream s disappear, o u r stirrin g slogans become the jests of the cynical, and all because* the fig h tin g C°- $17.18 General Road $4 71; peoples diil not arrive at any common postw ar purposes while $36.49; Cottage Grove Seniint'l they fought, it m ust be- our resolve to see th a t this does not $36.55; Guard Pub. Co. $33.18: ASSESSOR: A g n e s O'Brien happen agritin. “ While they fight, the people of the w orld must come to a $190.00; S. C Payne $175.00; .Mil dred Coleman $140.00; Adeline common understanding of what they fight fo r and what they \ olkstorf $140.00; Maurine Mercer hop«- for. -Millions have already died in this w ar ami many thous $130.00; Jean Schrw der $120.00; ands more will go before it is over. Unless B ritons an«l C ana Jack Rowland $25.00; Reming dians, and Russians and Chinese and A m ericans am! all our ton Rand Inc. $11.85; Pac. Tel. & fighting Allies, in the common eooperatiou of w ar. find the in- Ft'lg. t o . $9 78; Eugene Mirror & strum entalites and the methods of cooperative effort a fte r the Glass Co. $1.50; A E Hulegaard war, wa * the people, have failed our tim e and a u r gen eratio n .” $1 15; Addrossograph Div. $11.00; W » DILLARD. N O T IC E My of lieu will be closed Saturday, Sunday and Monday, March 10, 11 and 12. During this time 1 shall attend the < linies and Ledures on Drugless Sur- X«Ty held under the auspices of the < hiI'opiactors of (he Northwest. DR. H. A. H A G E N Light-point Dairy Program is Recommended for This State DOG FUND: P. L. EUI1 $5 00; R E Corum $2000; W. H Salle«- >8 00; A. G. Johnson $30«); C. D E. Lamb $25 00; Dr. Carl R. Lam IV*-1?' S3lM); Augustua J. Flint bert $5.00; Dr T M Lundy $155.«); State lad. Ace. Com. w in, ro’l r o ‘.l4" ry i?ro‘: ,“'n *««-"me demand, while reeognlz- $10.00; Dr. Thus. A McKenzie ▼ I- 13 • ll r « v lu ^ i . I«- mg the r w d for a good twlan,-,- * GENERAL R o a d $20.00; Dr Geo. P. WineheM $5 iJU; • fu tu r o " ,/ i l l ' 'dJir*1 ,h? tonf i i n!e J?“*“ "® Il,'*'“rd postwar conditions. Dr Margaret Tingle $5.00; Dr. it <' A M; Wayne Baldwin $362.84: . Ulry vnU,n»ri*e is The eight point» tndu.ksl in the M. Overstreet $5 00; Dr Melville C IL Weather» $51.80; Ceeii k the objective of the national eight, program follow: S. Jones $10.00; Dr H. E Scales Sm ith $13 80; A C McCard «n n t dairy program now advo- l. Grow an abundance of hiah $10.00: $100.00; Robt. S. Ferrell $100' JUSTICE COURT: Howard M I-enora C. Knox $365.00; Floyd rated throiigh«uj| t h e United quality roughage States, says Harold Ewalt. aaalat- 2. Balance y»ur herd with your Brownell $75.00; Pac Tel & Telg Git hens .Motors $8.987 26. Hobt S «nt dairy Extension specialist at fe«*d supply. t-O. $6 80; Geo. T. Schroeder $1.00; Farrell $4.00. C. II Weathers Oregon State college. C S Call-Su'1 $1 00. C. S. Carbon $82.90; Carl Winfrey $22 20; El i 3 Keep lu-oduction records on The program, aponaurad by the each cow in y«air herd, $3.2u; Koke-Chajanan Co $2 00- mer Sw iggnrt $8.133.07; a A U. S deiiartment of agriculture, Valley Print & Stat. Co. $22.60; JUVENILE DEPT: N a o m i Martin $210«); Chas. 4 Practice dlsea.se-«ontroi m«-lh- Lewis the War Food administration, and Gresseys $2.35; General Roads Nichols $160.00; Imogene Grubbe HOW BIO A TOWN? $2o7 It); L. W. tu .-so n *106.80; the state Extension si-rvir-es, ap- tals. $6 34; J i m Brannon Tire Co. W hat is the ideal size of a town? $130.00; C. S. Carlson $4.50; Tide 5. Produce milk and cream of Motor Clime w ater Assoc Oil Co. $743; West- < alellu Spence $218.40. Roy Fitch pUea c«|ually to the slate of Ore the highest quality. A town ought to lie big enough so ¡hat a farm er «-an find $32 10; Eugene $218.40; Wayne Clarke $201 60 C $5.50; Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co. ern Union Telg. Co. $030; Dr. II. E. Van thwk-l $305 40; Hugh Hol gon as elsewhere. Ewalt declare» 6 Adopt labor-Mviag nwthods a place to park his ear Unless farm ers and th e ir wives eat. $2S5O. Koke-Ch^pmYn Co“ ‘$3- 90- E. Scoles $18.50; Kokt'-Chapman land $175.00; Claire Parks $185.00; As in provitHM years, the eight 7. '1 aka care bf your land. bring m the new wealth out of the soil, and take home the CIRCUIT COURT1 R N A points are aimed tow anl bringing 8. Davrk>|> a sound Iveading goods the new wealth earns, there c a n ’t be m any towns. pling $250 00; Dorothy Putnam Co. $7 35; Cascade .Motor Cb. Gt-orge Stock $188.40; I n a Dick ab«,ut maximum production for program. $5.00; Naomi Nichols $17 35; Pac $140 00; Harry Williams $50 00 A tow n ought to be big enough so th at a green y a rd can $20.00; -- - Mark Hathaway _ - > $26 00- . Tel. & Telg. Co. $42.23 General Fn-d SniigU-y $210.00; E. J. Mabe be around every house. W hen there are no yarils where children Pac. Tel. A Tel. Llu'lla Rau<’h $13.50, *185.00; C. E. Duckworth $ 185.00' . Wl can play, w here a m an and woman can plant a rosebush and Lawyers Co-op. ___ Pttb ____ Cb. - . $7.50; Cascade Motor Co. $1.50: John Trunnell $183.00; L I Doane set th eir feet upon the n a tu ra l earth, too little room is left Stanley Darling $15.00; The Law E Oakes $14000; $1*5.00; F R Brotherton $129.50; f yers Co-op. Pub. Co. $3.00; Koke- fo r people to live us norm al hum an beings should. W hite Elec. Co $8 35; Bill's Gar Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co. $29 80; Har A tow n to be big enough so th at a m an can say good Chapman Co $22.90; bage Serv. $2.00; ZeUerbeeh Pa risburg Sand A Gravel Co $107 50 CLERK; S. E. Skene $190.00- per Co. $12 99: Manerud-Hunting- Revolving Fund »6 15; Carl Win- m orning to those he meets a hen he w alks to the post office, Eva Duckworth $175.00; Grace ton Fuel Co. $22.88; Eugene Wa- frvy $22 20; Hulda Burr $1.37.50; and big enough so th a t he can stop to talk w ith a friend, if M. L. Dawson $155.00; Helen Ro The cost of AAA superpboa- ter Board $53.08: Kathryn Thompson $6150; Toni phate diatributed und<*r the 1945 need for milk production, vmpfiaaix he chooses, w ithout being jostled in the sidewalk. maine $150.00; Sara Allen $150.00; ANIMALS. Guy Atkinson $48«>; C. C Hayden A tow n ought to be big enough so th a t every one will Blanche Sweet $135.00; Nica Mc S. PREDATORY Prichard $43 36; * $27DO; G. R ilevasn *44.00; E N rejoice when a new baby Ls Imrn, or when good fortune or a Gee $140.00; Doris Eegles $140.00; Wtll h, $.M per ton. county agri- Oregon1, dairy pasturo. P r o fe i «t,P»vBI? c .' VELFARE <VM.MIS- ‘i? ™' r E Waggoner «•uhiral eonrorvatlon associations victory comes to anyone who lives then*, and big enough that Lucile Lansing $140.00; Dorothy- enee is la-ing given to dairy eoun- *2000; M. Z. Aüen $23.13 Huns M Scott, St. Treaa Were n«,tifi,xl this week by the when a funeral procession goes by there will be people to Putnam $130.00; L. M. Bryson $8.889 92: ti«*» in alkwating the state's 5 ujo - Nielsen *4.40; B a Washburn«- state AAA committee $175.00; Jack Rowland $110.00; ask who has passed on. SH E R IFF GENERAL: Mark $1.40; Ray Georg- 8J780Q; Wen ton quota of phosphate for the Against thus $.34 co«t farmers first There are, we believe, a great m any big-enough towns American Num. Mach. Co. $086; Hathaway $6 75; C. L Curtis dell W hittington $222.50; W tyne six months of 1945. receive a credit of $24 a ton for Mrs. Lillie Weyer $4 50; The Wik >1H(JPO; N. F. Whippc $175.00; Trowbridge in our Am erica.— I P ath fin d er) _______ PluMpiuite supplies In the nation $197 30; Lawrence applying the phosphate to leg lam ette Press $21.00; Mrs Alberta W. C. Romaine $175.00. Albert C. Lawson $4110; M A Niece umes. grasses, permanent (mxturos as a whole an- «xtnsiderahly below CONCISE SUMMARY OF ALL $16.70: The W illam ette Press S. McMurphey. $25.00; Koke-Chap- $166.40, Fred Lang :on $1261») anti e w e r crops In orchards The the amount that farmers would B U S IN E S S TRANSACTED BY $7.50; Koke-Chopman Co. $23.00; Gene Burns $15130; Ray Rand amount of phosphate that a farm U se t h i s year if this fertilizer were THE COMMISSIONERS* COURT Court House: P. L. Sill $180.00; Coi «*1- » : Revolving Fund S4.9O; Nellie Hart $12.«) Pac -f.., . $129.50; Arden Powell $125 80- er can obtain under the program available In liberal quantities. Part FOR JANUARY. 1945. Edward F. Iv y . $140.00. David Valley Print. A Stat. Co $4.00; Telg Cb. $35.90; A. C D.etx S - IV Ward Griffin $148.UO; Guy McFer- w limited by his farm allowance of the shot’tag«' haa been caused Ordered that 23 deeds be made Swenson $140.00; Lillie Weyer Preston A Hales $1.05; Boehnke N F. Wlupps $13 06- (' L Curt s rtn $140«); A J. Balstger $55.50 which is the sum of $2 times the tty the increased demand for su l J m Jack Richards $21.3.60; John Grni for county owned properties for $19.50; City of Eugene $85.29: Pnnt. Co. $31.15; Jack Lamb $100; C. S Carbon $33 phuric acid in the munition» in Shop $72 80; Cresaeys' Dtllon $189; Gknn R Merr«dl ham $99.90; Fred B<-idier $.38 40- acres of cropland and orchard In dustry, limiting the amount avail- the total sum of $7,484.17. Bert Wever $60.00; Dennie Hayes fH m the farm. able tor mnrutffu turinM ^UMrnhfn- Ordered that 7 offers for county $690; W M Burns $12.80; C. N. Pioneer Grocery Co. $56.21; Bird's $8.04; Natl. Cash Register r « Roy Clark $81 40; Roland Harper To assist in m eeting the urgent phate. Rest Home $49 50; The Groceteria $2.»); Cr.-sseys $19 9V T ill ) 'pna. properties for the ' total sum of Chapman $7.40; Conley Moss $111.00; W E. Tedford $144.30- $3,702.00 be rejected. $7.40; W alter Campbell $7.40; $25.73; R. A Babb Hdwe Co. $4 45; o Co $233; Tidewater Assoc. Oil I^slie iMal $214 40; W ill« Gari Order for public dance hall li Sigwart Electric Co. $3.00; Bill's Standard Feed Co. $30.60- J C Co. $5.11; General Road $3630 tn in $1.13.20; Archie Powell NEW CURRICULUM AT and present a «xnitse of stmfy that cense issued to Dean L Wilkison Garbage Serv. $12.50; Koke-Chap- Penney Co. Inc $9.52; Korn Bak Jack Lamb Film Shop $1.57; Jmi $185.<X), Roy Graham $.308.«); Ed w-dl roproaent a broad enwacut UNIVERSITY of OREGON. ing Co. $15.64; Eugene Fruit and Neita E. Wilkison. Swimmers man Co. $3.80; R. A. Babb Hdwe ^ r,iT enJ ‘r* Co W'42: Standanl ward Boyce $37.00; Gilbert Fox of cultural offerings from the Delight. Liwrence L a w s o n Eugen«.*—A new curriculum in various departments of the col Co. $2.43; Allen E. Hamilton Growers Ass n. $1.50; ,D. E. Neber- [J*l Co. $3.18; Kenneli-Elbs $150 $142.40; Basic Liberal Studies, leading tn ftall Meat Co. $23.00; Eugene Order appointing Elma B. Chase $14.03; Eugene W ater Board Valley Print. A Stat. Co. $2 28-’ $103.50; T D Rohinett $8 90 let». member of the Lane County Fair $143.46: Carson Saw Shop $1.50; Brake A Motor Serv. $14.50; Long Western Union Telg Co $7 31- Frank Miller $7.39; Silas Bloom the degree of bachelor (H arts in Board. Packer-Scott Co. $4.07; City of Bell Lbr. Co. S2O.24; Vaneo $7.12; Cascade Motor Co. $14.20; H a ' 96.90; T. D. RoLinetf S22250* basic idx-ral studies in the cullegc Jim Brannen Tire Co. $4.75; Bert Southard $3.00: I lr fr e s i Krfri<ersl«e Frank Miller $185«); C edi Of liberal arts of the University Order determining prices to be Eugene $101.25: of Oregon, has been approved by Smith $5.40; M eisel’s Variety Ih-froet your refrigerator regular paid for livestock and poultry COUNTY COURT: Nadine H. ” 31 10; S,lam Bl‘»m the state I ward of higher educu- SHERIFF-JAIL: Ralph McIn ly Heavy frost <xt freezing coils acts killed by dogs. Scofield $135.00; E. A Mock Store $3.08; N. Scott Jewett $1 95 tyre $135.00; Allen Hart $110 00- 5172.J0; Lawrence Lawson $27 60 lion and w ill become effective b e -' »* a blanket and cuts down eftee* Order appointing members of $1.25; Pa. Tel. & Telg. Co. $16.95; Carey’s $16 48: Dr. J A. Flanigan 337 17 n . SC° I~ Edward Button $58.50; Glen Dean M -°°: V in c o ' ^ ‘h ’hr year! tivenes«. A speedy defrosting math- the Lane County Museum Com Koke-Chapman Co. $14.94; W J. $2.50; Pac. Tel. A Telg Co. $3 50 $75 8 l ’ B’ Ue - B ‘ rd P “ Ck Cw $2960; Conley Moss $7 40; Art 1945-46. The plan of study ropro DISTRICT ATTORNEY- F ree od Is to turn off the mertiamsm. DU mission. E. Hendrickson $117.07; Ed John Holland $2.70; Koke-Chapman Co. Irish-McBroom No. 1 ronts a departure from the free Ice trays with hoi water and let man Day $210.00; Madeleine Stone Order granting Egge’s Dairy a $89.00; son $92.50; Gro. Le-ivttt $.37«)- W0 03; Sher Kahn $30.30; Godlove elective system that has been tra frost drip Into the p a , below— telephone pole line franchise. QORONER: The W illamette $150.00; Catherine Pederson $125.- the Plumber $6.50; Tiffany-Davb Rodney Burden $88.33; L'or (i-,v ditional in American Universities 00; Koke-Chapman Co. $9.55; Elo __ - -W——..S-MS» w in vern i nef» which has ' 7 been ----- ws emptied .«mu. In of food. $83.20: Ed. C. Smith $80 85; M. Order granting Mountain States Press $78.25 Drug Co. $5.79; Northwest Cities ise Browning $1.00; Pac. Tel. A Power Company extension of its COUNTY OWNED LANDS; Gas Co. $1.18; Newman's Fj»h distribution line on County Road Helen E. Sorensen $160.00; J. H. Telg. Co. $41.70; Office Mach A <-Ralph McI» ^ Sup. Co. $2 00; William S. Fort No. 369. Fowler $70.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. $075, R eids Creamery $41.08 $9.31; Freeman Day $9.00- C Order granting The Noraton Co. $6.25; I. T. Loomis $49.88; Williams Bakery $17 j 69; Pioneer Tanks G ive Lessen Telephone Company Line 48 tel Bryant DeBar $25.00; Valley Print. Morelock $3.00: Grocery $69.70; Domestic Laun Am erican tanks -ire giving the DISTRICT SEALER: Depart ephone pole line franchise. & Stat. Co. $2.25; dry A Cleaners Inc $1.00; New rjd ro ed s a few lessons that w ill ment of Agriculture $147.09: Order recommending issuance of Service Liundry $3.01; Eugen.- greatly improve postwar transporta COUNTY FARM: Gordon Hoare DEFENSE: Walling Bldg Acct of 11 liquor licenses. $2S(): $145.00; Margaret Hoare $100.00; $100.00; Par Tel A Telg. O r $10 - s i i S T t GI, T tion. Introduction of triple acting COMMISSIONERS' COURT Henry B. Hilton $100.00; Georgia 00; Office Mach. A Sup. Cb. $1500- $9 4O3; PilC‘i,r >rUi‘ * Co hydraui.e shock absorbers on tanks LANE COUNTY E. Blackburn $100.00; Claude Ivy Proved so effective in easing Jolts D EPENDENT CHILDREN IN- January Claims, 1945. S12JX); N attie Follett $5.00; E w a STITUT1ON: The BoyV A GirL< , / S ii ERIRE T » • A P McKln- end improving gun accuracy that ADVERTISING: Guard Pub. Co. Gandy_$io.oo; M t States Power Aid Soc. $15.00; Albertina Kerr lhem zen $210«); E. C. Stuart $170.«) today every new lank ïh<K|l r|tf(l H i)Vrr Nursery $5.00; Catholic Charities, Margaret Markham $150.00; Eve- cushlmung rough terrain, they keep the chassis Inc $65.00; Louise Home $46.93; level and help keep the $130.00; Betty King $120.00; gluts CTiildren's Farm Home $27.91: See us for all kinds of insurance. Prompt, courteous service. reeled at the target ELECTION: Lloyd Howe $150.- Local party had fire February 2nd and received check for 00; Helen Raymond $81.00- J c full amount o f insurance February 6th. We represent only Stolsig $2.60: iNSPECTOR. Ray Row- the best of companies who pay losses promptly. 00 ^ames Hetnenway $25.- County Clerk. A. A. A. Phosphate Price in Oregon Set at $34 per Ton IF J. B. Leonard InsuranceSenice Office Phones 34 or 43 Residence 122B Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg. Fast Electrical Service DEPENDABLE S E R V IC E -A L L WORK GUARANTEED UNION SHOP LEE’S ELECTRIC SHOP 633 North 9th Street Pbone 224R & M A R T IN M O TO R S Pontiac Sales and Service HEALTH DEPARTMENT- Dr C. R. Lindgren $437.25; W. j ’ Mary E' Turn‘-1' $216.70; Lucille H. Vale $196 45 Zula Kickbush $205.75; Dorothy Cchmakeit S120.00; Laura Lee McCune $40.20; Mrs. Mftry *12 00; Mm. Grace Murray $12.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $25- 85; W. J. Cloyes $10.00; North- M>si Ci2ies Gas 0 0 «" ¿ce Mach. & Sup. Co. $2.00; Koke- Chapman Co. $8.70; New Service La,’]?'?ry >4 88; Cutter Lab. $22.24; INSURANCE: Eugene-Lane Co. Axsn. of In«. Agent«. $1,527.26- Ore. Mutual Fire Ins. Co. $288 44- INDIGENT SOLDIER H R Allumbaugh. M. D. $50.00; Smith- >!0L93; General Roads $20.- 75; Schultz Motor Co. $10.40; Eu gene Hospital & Clinic $.37.75- Fac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $4.3.70; Koke- Chapman Co. $14.15; Manerud Huntington Fuel Co. $7.50- Bill's B Auto Service $2.50; Major Wm White $50.41; Jim Brannen Tire fo o « $3? 10; Minni<? M. Hawley $8.00; Earl & Earl $3.00; Dr E -D. Furrer $3.50: «oI^ îS ^ NE: Mark Hathaway $2.50; Dr. Geo. F. Guldager $ 5 « )- Dr. Leslie S. Kent $5.00; Dr H v /anted Linemen Groundmen Automotive M e chanic Helper Office Help Stenographer S«c or phone Mr. H. C. Johnson, Personnel Director, Mounfoin States P o w » i Company, Albany, Ortq. n. Phane 761 Must Hove a Certificato IF YOF HAV E BEEN IMTTTINB OFF NEEDED VI8VALCARE, CONSULT DK. MONAHAN AND HAVE A THOROUGH EXAMINATION AND IF GLASSES ARE NEEDED YOU ARE I ASSURED OF THE HIGHEST SKILL IN THE COM POUNDING AND FITTING OF YOUR GLASSES TO your individual need . V DU ARE UORDIALLY INVITED TO COME IN ANY TIME AND GET YOUR GLASSES ADJUSTED TO insure MAXIMUM BENEFIT from THE GLASSES YOU ARE WEARING. of Availability M ountain S; rtes Power Co. "A 8elf-8urporting. Tax-Paying Private Enterprise ' M O N A H A N ’S J1W E L E B S — OPTOMETRISTS (N ext to Knickerbocker's in Cottage Orove) r
