Estate are required to present the
same with proper voucher within
six months from the date hereof,
Mr. »nd Mrs Ralph Galster and
the -----------
House - —
in concerned, ,,
it „
i» will
NOTICE TO CREDITOR*
to me at the law Office of Her
Ing
to
appropriate
for
an
expanded
'«
m
ily have sold their home
bert W. Dimbard, Wiser Building,
air force. Senate action on the btmily-.from Saginaw. They
|
By Harris Ellsworth, Rep. In
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Cottage Grove, Oregon.
bill will undoubtedly be based on “
*
That I have been ap|»>in(cd Ex
Dated and first published, Mav
Congress from Oregon
final recommendations from the
•cutor of the laut Will and l esta 13th. 19-18 KENNETH WILLIAM
Harfy Mosby and family of
Congressional leaders have June Department of Defense after the
nient of WILFRED DAVID U»VEGREN, E x c c u t o r HER
LOVEGREN, sometimes
BERT W. LOMBARD. Attorney INth In mind a* the date for the heads of that Department have Disxt«*) has purchased a twenty
acre tract from Boone Humphrey
adiournment of this session of come to some agreement.
LOVEGREN. Dc<waamL
lier-
40-51-44 Congress That date la the Friday
The quest Ions of a renewed Se «nd will soon be building a new
•on« having claims against said
prior to the (» ginning of the Re lective Service law ami Universal home on It.
Columnar Pads The Sentinel.
publican National Convention In Military Training still loom large
Mr and Mrs. Basil Kyle and
Philadelphia It Is hoped that the In defense discussions There is Herman Kyle went to Ashland
world situation and conditions considerable talk now of combin Saturday, and returned Sunday
here at home will permit Congress ing the two Ideas with some pro wit); Mrs. Herman Kanel who has
to remain in recess at least until gram which might be called “Sr- bee« helping care for her sister
after the November elections
•ectIve Service Military Training", in Jaw there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kanel motor-
The date of adjournment, how- In other words, the new draft
ever, will depend on the comple would cal) young men into service '■d to St. Helens this week end
tion of the regular appropriation who would then be placed in a to get their small daughter, Ray-
bills The House has not yet acted training program.
etta who has been visiting her
grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ribbs-
on seven of these major bills. The
Senate cannot act on an appropri
by of St Helens.
Judy Ricker had the misfortune!
ation bill until it has been cleared
of getting hit in the head with a
by the Houxe. If we make the June
NOTICE OF BOND MALE
ball bat. Two stitches had to be
18th adjournment schedule, it will
taken.
be necessary for both houses to
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Neighborly Neighbors will meet
complete action on an average of
one appropriation bill per week That aealed bids will be received at the home of Mrs. Walter Pitch
It may be possible to do this, but by, the undersigned until the hour er Wednesday, May 19th
Judging from past experience, my of 8.00 o'clock P. M on the 14th
Several families met at the
guess is that, If we adjourn June day of June, 1948, and immediately Sears cemetery Sunday to clean
thereafter,
publicly
opened
by
the
18th. many night sessions and
up before Memorial day.
Saturday sessions will be re Board of Directors of School Dis
Mr and Mrs. Shoats of Idaho
trict No. 45, Lane County, Oregon, have moved into one of
quired between now and then.
the Jen
War talk which was so preva at the office of the Superintend ■en duplex apartments.
ent,
Jefferson
School
Building,
Several children have been
lent prior to the defeat of the
Cottage Grove. Lane County, Ore •ent from school due to measles
Communists In the recent Italian
elections has subsided somewhat gon, for an issue of bonds of said and chickenpox. Their school will
School District
be out June 4th, no hurry back
Attention here is now ' concen
amount of One Hundred Twenty kids.
trated on defense and prepared-
i
Thousand
($120,000.00)
Dollars,
neu» plans. The argument ax
whether we should increase our said bonds to be dated July 1,
Vision Developing
air strength up to seventy units, 1948, and to mature serially in
An Infant does not see clearly dur
numerical
order,
as
*
“
follows
referred to as “air groups", or
ing the fir*t six months of its life,
Nos. 1 to 10
for the area of sharp vision in the
••ompromixe on some lesser num-
July 1, 1949
S1O.UOOOO
tier, ix long and heated. This ques
center of the retina Is still develop-
Nos. 11 to 20
tion should tie resolved finally by
Ing during that period.
July
1,
1940
$
10,000.00
build
the coordination of the various
Nos. 21 to 30
WIRING
conflicting views in the three
July 1, 1951
$10,000.00
branches of our armed forces. The
Nos. 31 to 40
Congress should attempt to pass
July 1, 1952
$10,000.00
final Judgment on this technical
Nos. 41 to 51
military matter.
July 1, 1953
$11,000.00
By. way of bringing the matter
Nos.
52 to 62
to a head, the House passed a bill
July 1, 1954
$11.000.00
appropriating for seventy
air
Nos. 63 to 73
groups, but is was known at the
July 1. 1955
$11,000 00
time the bill was passed by the
Nos. 74 to 84
Phone 702
House that our action was a start-
July 1, 1956
$11,000.00
Nos. 85 to 96
July 1, 1957
$12,000.00
Nos. 97 to 107
July 1, 105«
$12,000 00
Nos 108 to 120
July 1. 1959
$12,000 00
said bonds to be in denominations
of One Thousand ($1.000.00) Dol
Piling and Grinding
lars each, and said bonds to bear
interest at the rate of not to ex-
ceed four per cent (4%) per an-
(Jmt a good job)
num. payable semi-annually, prin
cipal and interest payable at the
office of the County Treasurer,
I-ane County. Oregon, or the Fis
cal Agency of the State of Oregon
in New York City, at the option of
the purchaser.
Said bonds shall be sold for not
less than par and to the bidder of
North River Rd. near Birch
fering to accept the lowest rate of
I interest. Al) of said bonds matur
ing on and after July 1, 1956. shall
i l>e callable at par on and after
any interest due date on and after
July 1, 1956, by thirty days printed
notice in a newspaper published I
in Cottage Grove. Lane County,
Oregon, said bonds to be called in
inverse numerical order beginning
with Bond No. 120.
Said bonds were duly authorized
a* an election held on April 5,1
1 M'lo.
Bids must be accompanied by I
certified check in the amount oil
five per cent (5%) of the amount
MOUNT VIEW
Washington Letter
BROWNS VISIT IN PORTLAND
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Brown
and daughters Bobbie and Vicki
spent Sunday and Monday in Port
land with the Rev. Brown's par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Brown. The Rev, Frank Brown
preached Sunday morning in his
father’s church, t h e Woodstock
Boulevard Methodist church This
was a dedication service for the The baby, Marcia Lynn, was bArn
new church front.
Monday, May 17. 1943 at the K ty
ser hospital In North Bend. i nd
Mr and Mrs. Albert Adkins re weight'd seven pounds. This la he
ceived word Monday morning of West's second child. Craig be ng
the arrival of a daughter to their 18 months old.
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
LEGAL NOTICES
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If, on your trip into Northwestern Montana,
the Idaho Panhandle, Central or Northern Wyo
ming, or the Coo» Bay, Willamette Valley, or Till
amook and Nelscott area* in Oregon,
you may
need information or assistance, be sure to call at
any of our offices located in the principal towns
there. The Mountain States people will be glad to
meet you and assist you in every possible way.
°*
inoton Mab? m
ComPany •
in the state« of Wesh-
ingron, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Wyoming.
Alison Saw Shop
aPProving legal opinion of
Wmfree. McCulloch. Shuler A
Sayre will be furnished the suc
cessful bidder. The Board reserved
the right to reject any and all
bids MAURICE F. SHELTON.
Clerk, School District No. 45.
ane County, Oregon.
41-4t-44 j
rPose
BAKERS OF THE
Here's the car that’s
inspired new words for “In
My Merry Oldamobde."
It’s the futuramic "98,“ a
brand new model that’s
leading the way into a new
GoMs* Era of progress
•ud advancement !
. A SON is BORN
HATION’S BESTI
In comparison tests-«-
the bakers of this region
have won national recog
nition for turning out th« finest bakery product»
I
One reason baked foods made here are better is because the
flour is different! It’s a special blend.
Mr and Mrs D. J. Dunn of
Reedsport, formerly Miss Joan
King, are the parents of a son.
I aniel Jackson Jr., born Monday,
May 17. 1948. at Sacred Heart
General hospital. Eugene. Junior
weighed eight pounds and 131
ounces, and is the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Car) King.
I
Bow lew* Ranks
Iowa ranks first in th* percentage
of farmers owning automobile* and
fourth in paved road mileage.
Salesbooks — The Sentinel.
In YOUR home baking — choose a blended flour. Choose
Enriched All-Purpose Fisher’s Blend Flour! It’s one flour that
will help you turn out lierht, tender, delicious baked foods . ..
time after time L
Get Enriched Fisher's Blend
All-Purpose Flour!
HYDRA-MATIC
^DRIVE Æ
STATE
TREASURER
A Fanner—33 yean operat
ing own farm* at Canby,
Oregon.
It’s the smash hit of the year . . . the big success story of
1 H8 . . . the car that has all America singing its praises!
Everywhere it goes, the Futuramic Oldsmobile goes over
in a big way. Watch how people gather ’round to inspect
that massive Futuramic front end... those flowing Futur-
amic fenders... that smartly tailored Futuramic interior.
Then watch the face of the lucky driver. lie’s got that
"Futuramic Feeling.” It’s more than just the smoothness
of a coil-cushioned ride. It’s more than just the simplicity »
of "no-clutch, no-shift” Hydra-Matic Drive'. It’s even
more than the breath-taking thrill of stepping down** V
on the accelerator and feeling that surge of power as
WHIRLAWAY goes into action. That "Futuramic FeelHt,w.
ing” is a combination of all these Oldsmobile features— “ ?
topped off with a goodly measure of pride at driving the
best looking of all the new cars on the roads today hfj «g
IS yean experience in Isgis-
lative and adminittntive
government in Oregon.
Now in third 4 year tens u
State Senator.
Vigorou* and experienced.
"ir,,' i
Paid Adv.
COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO,
Hlway 99
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