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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1948)
fWGGS AND OUR DEMOCRACY HUMORETTES A merica ' s progress the advancement of O ur frontiers io the pacific , the growth OF COMMERCE, THE DEVELOPMENT of new INVENTIONS-HAS COME NOTICE OF FINAL .SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned Administra trix of the Estate of MARY ROSS, sometimes MARY C. ROSS. De ceased, has filed her account for final settlement of said Estate in the Circuit CDurt (or Lane Coun ty. Oregon, and that Tuesday, the 27th day of January. UMS. at the Circuit Court Room of said Court, in the County Court House in Eugene, Lane County Oregon, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, has been by said Court fixed its the time and place for hearing objee-। lions thereto, and for final settle-; nient of said Estate. GLENDA BUSHELL, Administratrix. HER BERT W. LOMBARD. Attorney | for Estate. 20-5L24 from the courage of C^AHCE WITH THEIR. TIME or money in HOPE OF BETTERING themselves ano their , families . fb«IAd>rr- »0«. KT J. “I could look like Lana Turner too, if you'd go down to Woodscn-Wicks Electric and get me a new ABC Washing Machine. ’ ’ 6 E'^^o and rewarded ,- too - PRUDENT SPENDING THE VOLUNTARY EFFORT OF THE INDIVIDUAL TO AO '~wr famii v UF t insurance - ANO sa ? ngs ^ S HAS ^^^TED STHENGTH AH.'* CTa&L/rY 70 THE ACHIEVEMENTS GF DEAfOCKACY. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That ihe undersigned Executrix of the List Will and Tcatanicnt of I- AHI. 1 W1ESI I has filed her account for the final settlement of the said Estate in ihe Circuit Court for Lane Coun ty, State of Oregon, and that Tuesday, the 27th dn> of January, 1948. at the Circuit Court Room ot said Court ,in the County Court House .in Eugene, Oregon, nt ten o'clock in the forenoon, has been by said Court fixed as the time and place for hearing of objections thereto, and for final settlement of said Estate ELSIE M WIESE. Executrix. HERBERT W. LOM- BARD, Attorney ______ 20-51-24 Typewriter covert for sale The Sentinel. Ledger Sluwts — The Sentinel N otice or hearing on FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the Underaigned Exaautrix of the Ijtst Will and Testament of LEON C. EMERSON has filed her final account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, which Court has appoint-1 e l 10 o'clock AM of February 3. 1948. as the time il Will hear ob- jection» thereto and for final set- PLUMBING PHONE 26-F-2 OPAL BROWN. Executrix, HER BERT LOMBARD, Attorney 21M-25 Screamer Ila* Air Cell* The »creamer, a bird that inhab it* part* of South America, ha* a layer of air cell* between the akin and the muiclei, go that if Its body 1» preiscd a crackling sound I* heard. < J. P. Walker 20 South 5th Street 48-tfc Sepia far Artists Sepia, a dark brown pigment used by artists, is obtained from the “Ink-sacs'* of cuttlefish. ROBERTS and DRURY PIMPLES 205 North 9th at Corner of 9th and Gibb» DON'T SQUEEZE THCMt fruteé beuah on i I MOSBY CREEK Mr and Mrs. Bill Wilcox and two children of Mitchel. Oregon «ere callers one day last week at the Harry Castle home. Mrs. Wil- cox will be remembered as Mar- garet Frazee and they lived here several years ago. As there was a limb across the electric line the patrons of the R. E. A. were out of lights and power Friday evening till 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hernstedt and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Corvallis and Mr and Mrs. Eu gene Anderson of Albany spent part of their vacations at the Ben Anderson home. They have all returned home and back to college. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Benson of Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gustafson of Eugene were callers Sunday at the Laur ence Sathers home. Mrs. Ruth Patten is doing the cooking at the Blue Mt. school for the hot lunch project. Dinner guests Sunday at the Harry Castle home were Mrs. Freida Davis and Mike Farber of Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Duliey and boys of Knox Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rearrick and son ' of Blue Mt. and Barbara and Ron nie Davis of Beaverton who had VITTORIO E ORLANDO been spending their vacation with PREMIER of Italy In World War I, relatives here. They returned i Vittorio Emmanuel® Orlando, 88, home with their mother. (above) is shown as he delivered an Congratulations Mrs. Gale address in Rome hailing the forma Roby on her fine work in collect- ■ tion of the new Italian constitution. ing the London news. He is the last surviving member of Mr. and Mrs. Wilour Scott and 1 the Big Four of the historic Ver daughter of Creswell wire guests 1 sailles Conference. (International) New Year's Day at the Floyd - Jones home. I I I I I I | Baby the She will have awhile yet. Catch the trouble while it can still be repaired. 9th & Main Phone 50 STILLAIR'FREEZING Food ‘drying out’ has been reduced to a min imum by CHAPMAN'S "still air' principle. Year 'round freshness is maintained for appetiz ing meals when desired. 14 years of freezer man MOUNT VIEW ufacturing proves that Mrs. Oscar Conklin was brought there is no substitute home Sunday, from a Eugene hospital. She is slowly improving. for experience. Mr .and Mrs. Thornburg and son Now on display in our show room Nichols Radio & Appliance RADIO HEADQUARTERS 812 Main St. Phone SAGINAW Guests at the Bob Rash home i New Year's eve for a watch party I were: Mr and Mrs. Amos Ketch- ' erside, Mr and Mrs. Harold Laird. | Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston, Pete i Hayes and Archie Ferris. Jimmy of Silk Creek were Sun Freda Schwarzer spent day guests at the home of Herman week at Portland visiting Kanel. brother and family. Bill Pennington is home on fur- Virgil Kivett of Creswell spent , lough. He is stationed with the several days last week with his army in Texas. Neighborly Neighbors will meet cousin Jimmy Keene. Several in this community have at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Wil liams. Wednesday, Jan. 7th for an bcr-n ill with the flu and colds the past two weeks. all day meeting. Harold Laird is laid up for sev Mrs Peterson and chil drcn were called to Mehama, due eral days with a broken big toe,, to the illness of her sister-in-law, having dropped a chimney block Mrs. John Teeters. They returned on it. Wana Fay Sugg of Black Butte Saturday afternoon. She was much spent several days recently with improved. and Mrs Hands hav Pe8gy Ketcherside. Mr .and Mrs. "Dud*-” Gordon moved to his place of employment have moved their trailer house oni the C. A. Gordon place. Typewriter covers for . sale. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Cline and1 The Sentinel. children of Disston spent Satur day at the Howard Koene home. KLKEKKX and see how amaauiqty fa»i it hidn u<ly Dimple* m it dries them—often <m hr»t trial N.< . «renar ulve that iramplee thrive on. but a Bixtchin« medi, ate-l liquid that relieve« it. hin«—drive» re-hw.« out. Aah foe KLEENEX at all drucgitt*. J| Doubl* tour money bacA il it TatU. “/Ç PHONE 4 for PLUMBING PHONE 4 for ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 4^01 HEATING 4j[or AUTOMATIC DEEP WELL PUMPS 4 for SHEET METAL 4 for ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATERS HEM’S Resali Drug Co. Home Sites on the Hill Close In Good View Drainage Troubles G. B. Arnest 511 Main St. Here s CUD and George Spouting off again We are running a little Plumbing Heat ing and Sheet Metal as well as Electrical Supply Shop down nt the corner of North 9th and Gibbs Ave. (two blocks North of Main Street on Highway 99) We've got all kinds of »tuff to sell such as Bath Tubs (although we don t know of anybody who would want to Sinks, Oil Heaters. Furnaces, Sheet Aluminum. Bath Room Trim. Swing Spout Faucets and so on. Also, you basement owners, we have sump pumps (We alio have a little water on our floor which we d sell at a I om just to get rid of it.) Anyhow, come on down Everything we have on the floor is for sale We don't care whether you want us to in stall it or not but if you do, we have the men to do it. If we don t hauoen tq have an article we ll either get it, make it or pass the buck. Here’s hoping you have home boots during this foggy weather. We'll be seeing you. CLIFF AND GEORGE Announcing The Appointment GEO. MARKSBURY Local Agent - Cottage Grove ,Oregon Farmers Insurance Group Farmers Insurance Exchange Track Insurance Exchange Fire Insurance Exchange Save Money on all your Insurance Needs Cost 1st 6 Mos. Each 6 Mos. Thereafter $14.80 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Hemp First Smoked Let us make your house a In many parts of the world hemp was used for pipe smoking long be fore tab ace o. safeguard your Home POSSESSIONS All Logging Trucks and Trailers Cost 1st 6 Mos. - - - - Each 6 Mos. Thereafter - TRUCK INSURANCE I AM PROTECTED FINANCIALLY BY IN5U0ANCE WDlTTEN r" MMII^ $40.60 On protected property and household goods inside City Limits, cost $6.00 per $1,000 for three years FIRE INSURANCE SMITHS FURNITURE J.B.LEON ARD IRSURRRtE SERUItE WISER ÍLDG- 01/ MAIN Sf. TEL.34 COTTAGE GROVE RES IF* FARMERS INSURANCE * CROUP Geo. Marksbury LOCAL AGENT 811 Main Phone 308Y FARMERS MISURAACE GROUP
