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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1945)
AGB TEN THE SENTINEL COTTAGE G KO VE. URKUUN Mtó Chevrolet Is rm rnd w , úEf’E k>w-.<deek lines The model name HEX. IMHM.ITTLK TO HE appears on the fore part of the ASSOCIATED WITH SHELL OH. hood touver molding Lieutenant General James H. A new rear bumiwr, styled to Debt tie. former commander of match that in front, imparts the the 8th Air Force, will return tn final touch to the classic design Shell on January I. 1946. as vice president of Sheil Union Oil Corp., Interior hardware and trim is planned to harmonize with the and he will I m * a nominee for the Sixty-six new Tree Farms certi new design notes. Upholstery fsb- Hoard of Directors at the next M ftxhinatoM. I>. C. (S|M*eUI) — fied in November raised the na rica are beautiful in color and I ha* I rribKur« h.m rullt'd aticiUiaMi stockholders' meeting, it was an tional acreage past the 11,000.» to « «prrial X IrWr* Etimi lo I h * ture. and stay fresh. nounced at the Corporation's of -A gleaming front assembly 1 000 mark, reports J. C. McClellan, »old dariuc the Victory I. mmh fices t<Mia> rhich accentuates the tow, sleek assistant forester, national lum mmpjiitti» »InHiug Orlobrr for He will make his headquarters Ipbs of the entire car, and ai^ap- ber manufacturers association • 11 ,ooutooo.ooe. in New York, where his duties in l'ha* bond i« iM nirntur* of thr ><{lng array of color combina- Total units number 945. addition to general corporate rc- lata* Pwuideni Ir-naLuii th* Inno are features of the modish Tree Farm acreage in Mississip s|K>nsibiliti«*K will include coordi- Drle which makes the new. 1946 pi nearly quadrupled when 56 new ■ II azeMeir« MUhorurd 1« iMac nation of kbvrgM the criterion of the low- units with 196,939 acres were cer • nilrd Stale» Sasiugs Itomli uf of the Shell Companies in the U.S field on display the Serie» F. tified, bringing the state's score and assistance in the world-wide ! Grove Motor Ch. The bond will be in the dentnu- up to 143 with 274,494 acres and the best thinking of ination uf >200. to be ¡«»ued al the total for the Southern Pine Group of associated companies $ i jb. It will eun-tit««* UH addi designers. he new Association region to 807 totaling tional denonunalion of Serin E emphasize classical 6,868,402 acres. Konda, und will ha»e the »anie Boston Globe need a nun- lerwu and allribsW- a» olher de- The national box icon* as of the skid com that won’t slip through Chromium tuuninatiui».. Il will carry a like- end of November: our fingers. I,and Stainless steel trim, ne»» of Mr. Roux «eh. Acreage State with restraint and good Alabama .............. 303 1.963,953 highlights the overall de 257 2.952,336 Arkansas Streamlining is combined Mississippi 274.494 massiveness and lowness. 15.821 "Don't shoot 121 points!” sign North Carolina f bodies by Fisher, exclusive 1,661,797 on infantryman's helmet as I m * Texas ........ .. Chevrolet in the tow-priced Large shipment of lawn und Subtotal, South SU7 6.868.41 >2 went into battle on Okinawa. provide a combination of garden fertilixer now ready. Idaho ......................... ;i58.72O safety, luxury and durabih- 1.541,368 Washington ............ hsher Unfcteel construction Get yours. 107.813 Washing toti < that floor, panels, cowl and 505,287 Oregon ..................... t-top roof si* welded to form Otiti 771. Oregon . .................... Mteef unit No-draft ventila- EVERY WEDNESDAY ■1(13,210 California ............. . and 8 00 P. M o'clock 682.373 •'Chevrolet feature N the door- Montana . .. ............. EAGLES HALL 138 4.266,547 Subtotal. West fonr fodder,. which flows smoot h- fiO-tfc »45 n.134.950 Total, U. S. Mk* haN way hito the front p#. The new hood is exception- massive. Stiff beauty has been attained Tree Farms Pass 11.000.0110 Mark Now on Display at Cottage Grove Motor Special Victory Bond to Honor Late President To Direct State March of Dimes FERTILIZER Eagles Lodge Meets ORNERAI. PETROLFUM TO NFWNPAPKR Alts the Intlk of the greatly IncreaMd appropriation More than four hundred impels in the company’s marketing territory will lx- used, Petroleum Corporation offl* he said, to familiarize the public have revea led that I’onsidcr- more fully with Mobilgna and Mo- mon' advertising iqiace will biloil be used in newspapers than dur Just in pro|»ortion a» a man be. ing any previous year in the oum- eom<* good, divine, Chrlatdike. he piny's history. The coniiMiny'N policy of using pusses out of thi* region of the all available advertising media orizing into the region of benevo- Horuce Mann, will remain unchanged, according U se MORE With plans president und director of market ing. He emphaaized, however, that newspapers both daily and weekly publications will receive Howard Newton: Odveh^ty is the only diet reducing a swelled head. PLUMBING PHONE 26-F-2 If you want quick service COLD We Have Bath Tubs, Sinks, Showers Cottage Grove Pharmacy BEIDLER FEED SEED STORE • I «ch hit (untaina I Mi uf SaiaMMTP« bui udiva, tu < •< Iff! K OV «od U••»«!» W'fvii Bl-plKaU f uMüraliMr «»J tumpl«(« laiifauiba». 48 tic &12 Maiu Waster erfiftsaten m the design Interior fittings, instrument M’ fixtutos and home-like con- dnekg'ifMde the car. The in- IfMut pafiel is dtstinetive, too. Dr. E. T. Hedlund baa besa ñamad Orepaa State Chairman of the 1H6 March, of Dime« to be conducted January 14-31 by the National aj»d indicators, contributing Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Basil OVotmor. president of the e ease of driving. r new, poet-war Chevrolet, I>. H«Hund» a former president spiky in dealers’ show rooms •f the Oregon State Boerd of Den Vkodt' the country, brings MM» to th* Mar-priced field thkee Mnaa: the Stylemaster. ik.eaoMmy class,- the Fleet- tal Examiners, has been active in the work of the National Founda tion since it waa foended by the late President Roosevelt in IMS. and has served for several years as Oregon State Chairman of the March of Dimes. Long active in civic affairs. Dr. Hedlund was Democratic Presiden tial* Elector in 1S32. casting one of the state’s first votes for Franklin L schemes are available liar models. A range of lion of Postmastars. cMsts is available. And • In accepting tbe March of Dîmes «mbinbtiosK are avail- chairmanship. Dr. Hedlund said: "In our state alone durIng the Mctficbiion. all in the first nia» months of this year. 43 «I, treatment of ths in completely new. modern focus the táÜIVvness of line. and «city. The Horizontal width. case« of infontlle pandysis were repoi led. Fortunately, through the gene/bus . contributions of’the American people to the March ot Dimes, it ie possible far the fight strengthen«! and intensified. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF > TEUGENE SOLD J •„ Sale of. the.controlling...stockant TOKYO ggne to the Trarisamertea of San Francisco was announced yester day, afternoon. If-was announced ■W snia of the' fatodtrs. that the First National. however, Hfibts aïe framed tn rec- will continue as an independent 1 piateti at «Über end of bank and wiH be operated by the men long associated with it. The bumper enhances Eugene banking institution will be Of tile radiator 62 years old December 16. ¡•per «nd higher sly used. Simply- Smithville Democrat Herald: A (Isards ars spac- woman will wear a golf outfit when she can’t play and a bathing same, in Hock suit when she can’t swim, but fiVpiHÀ M tbs upper of when she puts on a wedding ring wik (rike bars, and the she means business. 9t>nmK< ihtlei emblem, aa attrac- M a modified V back- Detroit News: The Post Office ’.ig oa Use hood. A new Department reports 1,259 unra- ■Mit of streamlined. VICTORY LOAN for mt usi time A merica ■ BmB um B u A w«ir, n*sov«r... FAMILY GROUP HOSPITAL PLAN TBX LANE COUNTY HEALTH AND ACCIDENT AGENCY of fm a COMPLETE family group hospital plan. dNLY A FEW CENTS A DAY We came through the greatest danger in our history, to our greatest victory. The price of that victory—in blood and in money—was high. We can thank God that the price in blood is paid in full. There will be no more deaths in battle, no more new casualties. Ba/ the frite in money if still not quite paid! Your money is still needed by the men who helped to pay in blood. Hospitali zation for the wounded, the disabled. Artificial limb» for the men who have given their real ones. And help for the wives and orphans of the men who gave every, thing. Just as the money you lent (at interest) in the seven Americas War licl|>ed pave the way for victory, the money you lend now in cho Victory La help secure the fruits of that victory. Not only for our veterans and casualties—but for you. For these Bop •till the world s safest investment. They are still the way to insure security and peace of mind that come frotn safe, iubsianiiut savingil This la ths lost tima you will be asked to buy extra bonds!* W. > opportunit; the nan wl VICTORY The VICTORY V IOAN is on ! LOAM j This message sponsored by the following public spirited firms and individuals Sead Information Witbout Obligati. IRISH & SWARTZ KEMS FOR DRUGS SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHOP Chas. H. 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