address fhuwn above. The volume*
lumber grad«*» for the West Coast
given lirlow arc »landing timber
Bureau of lumber grades, stationed
NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE. psBmntcs and niny I m * more nr leas
in New York City.
than
the
actual
amount».
IN
Scaled bids, marked outside "Bld
for Timber," an«l ndihessed to the LANE' COUNTY: T 15 S , R 7 W ,
Mr. anil Mrs. Howard Raymond,
Chief Forester, o. nnd c. Admini Sec. 25, nil merchantable timber
who*«, wedding was anrxxmccd last
«lexlgnatrd
for
cutting
on
a
portion
Mix
I
illlc
Gibson
of
Centralia,
at
the
Catholic
parish
l>ouse
over
stration, 9<>l Guardian Building,
week are sending a few days with
Nothing “hits the spot” on a hot
Portland 4, Oregon, will be re of Lol 3 (NEMBEH1, portion of Washington Is visiting at the home the week end. They said the tw«> Mrs Haymond’s parents, Mr. an«t summu day quite like a tall, cool
Lzit
4
(AEHSE'm,
estimated
for
of
her
niece,
Mrs.
G.
E
Finnerty.
Sunday
m/issex
here,
Survlvy
masses
hen,
while
Father
ceived until and opened at 10:30
Mrs. Frank La Blue of Thornion milk drink. It is refreshing as well
Sahler said the mass at Oakridge Corners.
A M , Pacific Standard Time, Sept. Hie purpose of this Male to !«• 315
as satisfying an«l furnishes added
M.
te«'t
stamped
live
Western
R«'d
The R«.v, and Mrs. Frank Brown which is attached to the Cottage
10, 1946 for the purchase ot tim-
nourishment to the day’s diet.
('«•dur,
and
25
M
feet
dead
and
Grove
palish
and
daughters
Bobble
un«l
Vicki
I mt ujsin tracks hereinafter dea-
Mrs. Carl Murphy of Klamath' Since milk is Weil known for the
down
Western
Red
Cedar
No
bkl
and Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs.
Father Schiller recently had
cribed; each bld must state the
Faile, called here by the death of Ixtne and t«x>th building calcium it
amount per M. fert B.M., which for h*M than $2.75 per M ft B M Katherine Buchner, left Sunday charge ut the vast pariah at Rich- her father, F. L Hockett, on Aug- furnish«"*, its importance for ^row-
for
the
xtnmiM'd
live
Western
Red
land,
Washington,
for
Rockford,
Illinois,
the
home
of
the
residential
will l><< offered for each species
ust 14th, spent last week with mg children is obvious. But grown
and the total consideration which Cedar, and $2 <X» pct M ft B M Mrs. Buchner, who has sjx'nt the city for those working on the Han her mother, Mrs. Hockett, on Knox people, too, need this kind of pro
will be paid f«>r the tlmlx'r. No (or the dead and «town WMtern summer here with her «laughter ford atomic bomb project. Fathers Hili.
tection foj, if th«- reserves of cal
R«'d Cixiar, or a total purchas ‘ and family. Mri. Buchner and Schiller and Linehan were school
bld lor I i ' sh thM tho npi"
cium
are not constantly renewed,
price
of
6916.25,
will
b»
considered
Vicki left Portland Sunday night mates of Father Sohler at St. Ed
value will be considered Each bid
Mr and Mrs. W. C. Martin drove fragility ot the bones may occur.
must I m * submitted In duplicate and Western Rc«l Cedar is the only sp«»- by plane and th«' Rev. Brown, Mrs. ward’s Seminary, Seattle.
to Albany Friday and were Joined This is on«- reason why the bones
b«* accompanied by n depedt In clcs Included in the sale and only Brown, Bobbie and the Rev.
by Mr. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk of some elderly people break so
those
trees
stum|x'd
US(X'
are
to
Browne
parents, the Rev. un«l Mrs.
tho ioi m oi a .. 11 if u .t chodi In
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Küppenben For a three day vacation on the easily Milk is also well known for
favor of the Treasurer of the Unit lx1 cut An area ot approK. 41.35 Charlee Brown, of Portland left der and two children Gary and coast spent near Newport.
its riboflavin the vitamin that
ed States Tho (Icpuxit of any suc- acres lying West ot a Idaztsl line Monday on their trip of three or Dennis of Spokane arc visiting at
helps preserve th«* characteristics
running
North
and
South
through
four
weeks
c«*ssfui bidder will be credited on
th«- home of Mrs. Kuppcnbender’s
Mr awl Mrx Emmett Hale, for- of youth. In addition it is a valu
the contract. Payment in full at the FJn.sm, and an area of np-
parents, Mr an«l Mts. H. O. Ben mor residente, but now of Loe An- able source of protein, vitamin A,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Patten, Mi nett.
th«* tlnn> of filing the contract Is prox. 5 0 acres lying East of road
geles, were week end guests at thiamine and easily assimilate«!
in
th«'
SEWSE'«
nr«"
reserved
T
and Mr*. Tommy J«>ncs, Boh’Grew
reijulred in sales amounting to
th«' Fred Overton horn«*. They are Iron. With all these important tnrxl
62.500.(10 or less. For copies of the 20 S., R. 2 W., Secs. 13, 23, and «•lie and Kenneth Hansen went to
Mr and Mrs. Francis McLaugh on a month’s vacation and from factors available in milk, it is essy
25,
all
merchantable
timber
deaig-
Portland Sunday and attended the lin enjoy«! a trip through eastern here went on to Seattle and other to *ee why making a habit of using
form of proposal, form ot contract
and Ixmd, terms of jMyment, naU*<i for cutting on th«' N’iNE1», f«x>tl»di game between the Brook Ort'gon the past week. They also northern points.
at least a pint of milk a day for
amount of deposit required with NEfeNWU, SW'4, SW'eSE'A, lyn Dodgers and the Chicago Rock visited many places of interest in
each adult and a quart for cveiy
Sec
13;
NWHNEU.
SEUNEU,
ets at the Multnomah stadium.
bid, amount of bond required witli
H. B. Ferrin attended a confer child is one of the first rules of
western
Washington
including
NWk, N^SW'4, SW'ASEU, and
contract and other Information,
ence of superintendents of public go«xl nutrition. This pint or quart,
Rainier park and Merwin Lake.
ESSE'«,
%c.
23;
W
‘
*
of
Sec.
25;
Mrx. Elmer Kent and grand
application should is« made to the
schools of Oregon which was held such a« the case may be. can be
estimated for the purjxisr of this daughter Patty Kent are in Port
Mr and Mrs. Willard McKay in Salem Monday and Tuesday of used in cooked foods. Ice cream,
sal«’ to lx* 254X1 M feet dead and land where Mrx. Kent ix purchas
cheese or as a beverage.
down Douglas fir. 5(X) M h-ct dead ing merchandixc for Mim«'e’x Tot and family uccomiMinied by La- this week.
There is nothing more enjoyable
and down Western Red Cedar. No mid Gift Shop. Mrx. Ivan Patten verne Brown drove to Newberg
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walther of than an informal gathering of
bid for less than $1 (X) par Mft.B is in charge ot the xhop while Mr*. Sunday and visited the Oakmcad
Romney Breeders farm near there P««ria, Illinois, arc guests of Mr. friends, and warm summer days
M. fur the dead and down Ikiuglas Kent is away. .
and brought back some registered and Mrs. Gustav Walther and seem to call for refreshments to
Outside & inside decoration fir and Western Red Cedar, or a
Romngyx All sheep raised at the
totid purchase price of 13,000.00,
Mr. an«l Mrs. Herb Adams spent Oakm«*ud farm are graded and daughter Louise. The Gustav Wal be served out of drxirs. Here are
We have paint for immedi
ther family and their guests will some suggestions for refreshing
will bu considered. All green tim Saturday and Sunday in North
ate work. All work contract ber is reserved No slush disposal Bend with their daughter, Mrs. W register«! by the American Rom spend a few days at th«- coast and milk drinks to serve tor such an
ney Breeders association.
in Portland.
occasion.
ed and guaranteed.
is necessary. All timber cut from P. Jones, and family.
the above d«^scrib•d ureas must be
Cold milk servf'd plain is always ;
Mrs. .Doris Coats returned home
Mrs.Edna Ball of Westminster
manufactured in th«- local market
Mr. and Mrs. William Petersen, Monday from Oklahoma City, Ok>
good, but when flavored with fruit,
B.
C.
and
Mrs.
Delma
Elliott
of
ing area desigtiatcd by the O. and former residents, visited their son
where she visited friends for Sovereign, Saskatchewan, Canada chocolate, jMppermint or other
Phone 271Y 906 So 8th St. C. Administration unless otherwise anti wife, Mr .and Mrs. Herman a l.i., few
days.
returned to Portland yesterday af flavors it becomes extra special.
authorized bv the Chief Forester. Petersen, th«' first of the week, en
ter a two day visit at th«» W E Float a large mound of ice cream
2-2tp-lfc If the unit prices bid urc above route to their home at Ashland
Mrs. Roy E. Hutchison, Evelyn, Masten home. Mrs. Elliott is an on top 1 h«- refreshing cooln«'ss of
those authorized by MPR 460. they from u trip oast. They viaited both
Hazel, ant! Ralph Hutchison at adopted daughter ot Mrs Masters’ milk combined with ice cream wih
th«' Senate and House in Washing tend the wedding of Miss Lavelle
brother, Frank Stickney. MM m . give you renewed energy. To add to ‘
ton. D. C. and mad«» stop* in St.
Groat of Albany August 11th. The Elliott and Ball are sisters, who the enjoyment serve dainty tea
YOUR POSTURE IS YOUR BLUEPRINT
Paul, Minnesota; Shelby, Montana;
sandwiches spread with tasty but
wedding
took place at the Church had not diet for six years.
Of Your Present and Future Health
Seattle, Portland an«l Cottage of God in Albany. Miss Hazel
ter and ct^ese fillings. Tender
Recognition of Chiropractic principl«--* which holds that goo«l Grove.
cheese
sXMws or crunchy cookies
Hutchison was maid of honor for
Sgt. Howard Harpole received
are ideal.
mechanical alignment of the hotly framework is rxaential to good
Miss Groat. Miss Groat and Miss his discharge Friday at Fort Lewis
Mrs. L. T. Edwards of Canyon
health, i< clearly «Icmonstrstcd in an article appearing in the
Hutchison were roommates at Pa separation center and arrived Milk Fruit Shrub
March i«suc of Ladles Koine Journal, "Wlml Makes Your Buck City. Colorado is a guest of th«« cific Bible college.
*» cup crushed berries and juice
home Saturday night. His parents,
Rev. Rozeila Douglas. The Rev.
1 tbsp orange juice
Mr and Mrs. Marvin Harpole, met
1 tbsp lemon juice
Dixciuwing the important'«' of pasture, the iu*ti«'l<* xtntes: ixlwurd* is holding special meet
Mrs. N. E. Manntx'k and «laugh him at Fort Lewis. Howard has
ings at Brownsville. Other guests
1 to 3 tbsp sugar
over two
” Postiir«', then, I>«' c « i A ivh the blueprint of your nidiviilual al the home of th«' Rev. Douglas ter of Canby have been here for Ixvn in the
Few grains salt
tuturi' Il tella whether you can look rurwgril to a jaunty hcv - recently were her daughter. Mrs several days assisting her grand years, the most of the time being
1 cup chilled milk
spent
in
the
Philippines.
He
plans
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
B.
Van-
enty-five, «if whether you’ll I m * miseiaid«' nt forty. Il it entirely R om Bowman, and children of
Combine chilled ingredients and
to
enter
Oregon
State
««Hege
in
Nortwick
in
moving
from
the
for
n matter <«l whether all your niechauicul parts ere exactly in Fall* City.
beat with rotary beater. Pour into
mer VanNortwick farm to their September.
the place Nature meant them to he which, of emnse means that
cold glass and serve. Serves on?.
new home in Cottage Grove.
Mrs
E
E.
Cone
and
«laughter
the hlooil cmi carry on uninterruptedly with ita job of regenera
Mrs. Car) Monroe and daughter Raspberry Milk Shake
tion. But if, on the other hand, you sag from neck to knee, ami Marjorie s|xnt from S*?turday
Mr and Mrs. (¡co. Brooks and Judy of Eugene are visiting at the
% cup fresh raspberries or other
keep right on Magging, pim hing nerve« nil th«* while, interrupt until Mon«l.iy at Hillsboro with son Barry of Vancouver. B. C. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mon
fruit
Mrs.
Cone's
sister
and
husband,
ing blood supply cramping this or that meehnnieal part, then
spent last w«*ek visiting at the roe. Wednesday guests of M rs.
home of Mr an«f Mrs. Mattheyer Monroe were Mrs. Jack Caton and
«Ion t be aurprMed if you find diabetes, or atrophic arthritis, or Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Oakes.
of Lorane route.
three children of Eugene and Mrs.
cariiiae alrain wrift«n after your name on some doctor's rani
SAGINAW MACHINE
The Rev. Mrs. Rozel I a Douglas,
Tom Preece of Cardiss-by-the-Sea,
4'X'Vcral yearn after you begin having backarhcs
AND WELDING SHOP
Mrs. 'Rosa Martin and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bemis (nee California. Mr.and Mrs. Preece are
"An engineer would explain all this in terms of st
SAGINAW
Stout attended th«' district meet
ami ntraitiM. !!«• would say th«' bone«, joints, musi'lca, nerves, and ing of Free Metlvxiist church««* Miss Snyder, a former school in Eugene for the summer when. General Wehling
Machine
Mr.
Preece
is
attending
the
sum
teacher» of Portland spent the
such, are merely interdependent parts of an intHeal hinrtioning at Albany over the week end. Mrs. week
end visiting Mrs. Kitty Kime. mer session at the University of Work — Steel Fabrication —
machine. Set up a continuous st ruin on any one part, and right Douglas returned the first of the
Oregon. He was a former coach Aluminum Welding.
away you have a wnruing signal. With a «team engine, it’s the week and Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Blalock. and teacher here and is now prin RALPH
ELMER
prenanrr gauge that say. look our for trouble. With the human Stout w«'ht to Toledo for a few Mr and Mrs, Roy Stephens and cipal of the Encinatas high school
LONG
W ILMON
days
visit.
engine, the danger signal is quite likely to I m * backache Final
children. Donna Foye, Ted and in California.
1-tfc
comw>quem*e com«)» a bit later the engine is w r<>cked long b< -
The Rev. Bernard Sclplier of Mary Lou, all of Anlauf, were din
fure the other shiny parts have begun to show the alightnd wear. Spokane, and Hie Rev. Cornelius ner guests of Mr and Mrs. L. W.
"Thus a mrehmiH'al engineer, in texting a machine, first Linehan oj Portland w«'re visitors Stephens of North Bend Sunday.
LEGAL NOTICES
CITY BRIEFS
Milk Drinks
Hit the Spot
House Painting
Th uhi., Aug.
n,
UMM
JOHN R. CAMPBELL, WAR
AHHETM ADMINISTRATOR
PORTLAND — A former en
listed man pt the U. S. Army, John
R Campbell, has been appoint«!
dir«»ctor of the veterans division,
War Assets administration, accord
ing to word receiv«»d today by the
Portland WAA office. He succeeds
Scott W. Donakison who has been
appointed special assistant in an
other WAA department.
Mr. Campbell has been engaged
in the buaineas of selling govern
ment surplus since last November
when he was in the aircraft divis
ion. In February he was assign«!
the task of setting up the xales-
at-site program under which sur
plus property is sold wherever it
is located.
1 I* cup milk
Few grains salt
1 pint vanilla ice cream
Wash berries, drain well and
crush with a potato masher; mea
sure. and combine with milk, salt
and three-fourths of the ice cream
in a shaker. Shake until mixture
is a smooth blend. Pour into four
6-ounce glasses and top each glass
with remaining ice cream. Serve
immediately.
KLAMATH FAL1JH MITE FOE
V 1 HOSITTAL APPROVED
Site for a new -W-bed general
medical and surgical hospital At
Klamath Falla, a project OregAn
senators Wayne Moi'S» and (My
Conlon have been cnmpatgMMg for
for months, has been approved by
President Truman. According to en
announcement made by Morse who
received the word from the veter
ans administration at Washington,
D C regarding the action.
The veterans administration In
formed Morse approval for the ac
quisition of 16 acres of land within
the city limits of Klamath Falls,
one and one half mil)« from the
business district, for the hospital
site. The site was known aa the
Beaumont tract. »
«
---- -----
- — ■
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS
I suffered for years and am to
thankful that I am free from pain
and able to do my work that I will
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs. Anna Pautx,
P. O. Box 825, Vancouver. Wash. .
Pd. Adv.—NUE-OVO Laboratori!
Can yon answer these
WINTER questions NOW?
F. W. MATHISEN
examines its mechanical alignment and function. The commercial
value of the machine, in hix eyes, is based not upon its actual
capacity at that moment, but upon the detectable signs «if wear
in its vital parts due to misalignment. The lea.-« well aligned it ix.
the more strain and wear he find«, indicate the entire prnhabillty
of break down in the near future.". . . .
I lint is precisely Ilie approach that the chiropractor makes,
from the view point of human engineering. He locates misalign
ments in the human machine. These give a chic to pnsent and
future health of the patient. By hi« distirn'tive Chiropractic tech-
nique Im is able to make corrections which not only improves the
present health, but maintains his health.
DR H A HAGEN
Five Tragedies—
A nun »truck a match to see if the gasoline tank to his auto
wax empty. It wasn't.
A man patted a strange bull dog on the head to
was aff«>ctl«>iMitr. It wasn't.
If the critter
A man s|M'«f«| up t„ »er If he <«»til«l brat the train to the
crossing. Hr coiihln't.
A man touched n trolley wire to srr If If was charged. It wus.
A man. bought cheap |naunuic«< thinking ke could save monev.
Hr did not.
•
If your home burns clown, you want a prompt settlement
with no arguments. That's us with sure insurance.
Charles S. Hall Insurance Agency
It pays to insure in sure Insurance
Office Phone 72
Residence Phone 104-L
405 Main St., Cottage Grove, Ore.
will be reduced to the maximum
permitt<*d under that order. In
case of two or more identical bids
for the same timber, the success
ful bidder will be select'd on the
basis of ability to further th«- ob
jectives of the Act of August 28.
1937. The right is hereby reserved
to waivt* technical defects in this
advertisement; to reject all bids,
or to award the timber for the
anwiunt of the highest bi«l toother
than the highest bidder when nec
essary. pursuant to the Act of
August 28. 1937 <50 Stat. R74). in
order to provide a continued sup
ply of timber to local industry so
as to assure the permanence of the
community which is dependent up
on such industry. Dated at Port
land, Oregon, this 16th day of Aug
ust. 1946. W. H. Horning. Chief
Forester. O. & C. Administration
2-2t-3
NOTICE to creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN
that I have been appointed Admin
istratrix of the Estate of AR
THUR W. SLOAN. Deceased. All
persons having claims against
said Estate are required to pre
sent th«> same together with prop
er vouchers within 6 months of
the date hereof to me at the law
office of HERBERT W. LOM
BARD, Wiser Building, Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
Dated and first published July
25. 1946. JENNIE W. SLOAN. Ad
ministratrix of the Estate of Ar
thur W. Sloan, Deceased. HER
BERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney.
50-5t-3,
R H. Young, former publisher
of the Drain Enterprise, recently
employed as a printer at Mills City
announced Monday he would start
a newspaper at Lyons, known as
the North Santiam News.
Johnny Haynes, recently dis
charged from the service, has been
employed by Herb Adams. Union
Station at 5th & Quincy.
Mr and Mrs. Lon Ross of Los
Angeles. California. Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Ross of Hood River and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Knapp of Camas.
Washington were week end visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
D. Ross of the golf course.
Mrs. Ella Fleck returned to her
home Thursday from San Bernar
dino. California where she has
spent the past year. She was ac
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Valita Hinton, and her friend, Mrs.
Agnes Shaw. They returned to Cal
ifornia the first of the week.
r 4 Alon L. Williams of Lorane
route was recently discharged
from the army at the Fort Lewis
separation center.
An overnight guest last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vinal T.
Randall Sr. was Jim Phelphs of
Berkeley, California. Mr. Phelps'
parents were former residents, ins
mother being Genevieve Jury. Mr.
Phelps served in the armed forces
overseas and is a student at Sin
Jose college.
Robert C. Bauder S 1/C, of
Blackbuttc route was discharged
from the naval separation center
at Shoemaker. Calif., August 15th.
Previously he was given a letter
of commendation from his com
manding officer and awarded the
victory ribbon.
GOLDEN RULE AUTO SERVICE
Do you know what the price of that fuel will bt thia winter?
Are you eure you can get that fuel when you need it?
Distributor
PHONE 188
Your best answer is ASSOCIATED
AuiMtaiU BURNER OIL
DOWN
and DOWN
AGAIN!
Greyhound
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McLaughlin
spent the week end of August on
an outing to Lake Odell where
their daughter and husband Mr.
and Mrs. O. K. Puckett have a
summer home.
Mrs Harokl Axley and daugh
ters Helen and Betty and Mrs. W.
L Workman and daughters Jean
ette mid Elizabeth spent last week
vacationing at Yachats.
711 SOUTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
.st Of U*l« I
fesgs
How much beat will a dollar's worth of fuel give yooF
Arthur W. Mooney has recently j
been authorized by the OPA in
Washington to operate a lumber |
inspection service in th«' Cottage
Grove area'and according to the
announcement mad«' Monday plans
to employ several additional in
spectors to serve the trade here.
He was a former supervisor of
Fares now
Lowest in Oregon...Lowest in History!
WITHIN the past few months Greyhound
has steadily reduced fares in Oregon to
a uniform one~and-a-halj cents a mile.
And now . . . Greyhound has again cut
fares, between Oregon and California
cities, at a time when practically every
thing else you buy costs more.
Yet Greyhound service ia Oregon, and
between Oregon and California cities.
Agent; Mrs. Earl Gaines
A steadily being increased! You now get
better Greyhound service than ever be
fore, at the lowest bus fares in the state.
Greyhound believes this policy of bettcr-
than-ever service at lower fares is justified
because it knows, intimately, the trans
portation needs of the communities it
serves and has faith in their future de
velopment and progress.
Address; 802 Main
Telephone 97
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