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CXZXXXIXXXXXTI ’ T. 18 S., R. 7 W. Sec. 23, all mer- «hantable timber designated for 1 cutting on the SE'«SWt«. portion NOTICE of TIMBER SAti\ KW^8E<4, all 8EKSE*4, estL Sealed bid», marked outside "Bid mated for the purpose of this sale for I >mber", ami addressed to the to be 4595 M. feet lAiuglas Fir, 15 Regional Administrator, Bureau of M feet Hemlock, 20 M feet West Land Management, Region I, ern Red Cedar, No bld for less OPEN DAILY EXCEPT TUESDAYS Swan Island Administration Ruild- than »13.50 per M ft B.M. for the By AIJCR DENHOFF tben. , mg, I orland 18, Oregon, will he Douglas Fir. »4.60 per M.ft.B.M. 7:30 A M. — 12 00 P. M received untU and opened at 10:30 for the Hemlock, »4 20 per M ft- On Highway (M) South am. Pacific Daylight Saving Time. R M. for the Western Red Cedar, I pincn or salt and black pepper, and Between Dnughurty '» Mill A Bowser Carpenter Shop July 20. 1948, for (he purchase of or a total purchase price of »62,- 1 *,.2!nch of “x1»- Conk 9 ml«. , stirring continuously. Take from all merchantable timber desig 185.50, will be considered An area Are; root for half hour. Do not ¿ytrs nated tor cutting upon tracts here of approx. 5 acres of immature put In refrigerator. inafter described; the cutting and timber surrounded by a blazed line Rtmi When cold, add the yolks ot 4 remov.'l ,4 th* timber to tie car in the 8WI4SEI4 is reserved from darful diahn«, good luncheon that have already been ried out in accordance with the cutting T 19 8., R 4 W . Sec 33. •upper item», a faw of which beaten spongy llpht, beating Into forest practice rules approved on all merchantable timber desig offered here. the mixture. Then add the whltaa. HMM Pint yr •My 7, 19,38, by the Secretary of nated for cutting on the EHSW14, F-UICt baked In tomatoes add. beaten until .tiff bat not dry. to an the Interior. Each bid must state estimated for the purpose of this Blend together for 3 mln. Turn dish. the amount per thousand feet »ale to be 2295 M. feet Douglas Into a heatproof oven glass baking A*»h. »nd bake at 350 degress F. board measure, that will be paid Fir, 25 M feet White Fir, 120 M feet Incense Cedar, 85 M feet Red for 10 mln. or until It riass high *•*«•» and the total Cedar, 5 M. feet Hemlock No bid and Is s fluffy golden breevn. consideration which will be paid for less than $9 85 per M.ft.B.M. ' •‘«•rre at ones before ths astMOs for th. timber No bid fat. lean <«ta a chance to coUapee. tfor the Douglas Fir. $3 90 per M than th«- appraised value will hr a Twa lory Oawlat ft B M. for the White Fir, $3.45 cnnsidei. rl Each bid must be sub per M.ft.B.M. for the Incense Ce mitted in duplicate and be accom- dar and Red Cedar. »3.90 per M Pwhig to gaze upon, and mighty Jianied by « deposit The deposit ft B M for the Hemlock, or a total good fare, too. For this omelet mu«t he in the form of a certified purchase price of $23,4.30.00, will check on a solvent bank and in be considered. T 20 S„ R 5 W, favor of the Treasurer of the See. 19, «11 merchantable timber United States. The amount of the designated for cutting on the W% deposit will be »5.000.00 provided NW '4, estimated for the purpose the total amount bid is over $5.- of this sale to be 3730 M. feet 000.00 and leu than $50/100.00; Douglas Fir. 10 M. feet Hemlock, In Moderate Oven f It will he $10,00000 provided the 5 M. feet Incense Cedar. No bid Th. tornntoe. are baked fn a total amount bid is over »50,000.00 for less than $10.75 per M.ft.B.M. moderate oven for about H houn J* Ifteen mln., before removing and less than $100.000 00, it will for the Douglas fir. $4-30 per M. from th. oven. th. brown paper/!» lx* 10*7« of the amount bid when ft.B.M. for the Hemlock and In replaced by .trips of baeon. the bid exceeds »100.000.ti0 If the cense Cedar, or a total purchase For those that really Ilk* to total amount bid is less than »5.- price of $40.162.00. will be con eook. here b a cheese souffle that 000.00, the deposit shall be thei, sidered. T. 20 S . R 5 W , Sec. 23,1 takes a bit of patience, much beat »•nnunt of the bid The deposit? all merchantable timber desig ing, and an over not too hot. But will tie returned to unsuccessful nated for cutting on the SE^ when skilfully done. It makes a bidders, applied as a part of the marvelous souffle. estimated for the purpose purchase price of the successful of this sale to be 1350 M. feet bidder; or that portion of the de- ^Douglas fir. 5 M. feet Hemlock. P<*it. represenltng the minimum .15 M. feet Red Cedar. No bid for required by law. shall be retained Jess than »12.10 per M ft B M for as liquidated damages if the high • the Douglas fir. $4.65 per M.ft “ bidder does not execute contract i B M for the Hemlock and Red SEE and furnish satisfactory bond Cedar, or a total purchase price within thirty days ot acceptance of i । of $16,428 00, will be considered the bid or cannot furnish evidence 1 ► 45-4t-48 Mr .and Mrs. Harold Johnson, of his ability to comply with the —Subscribe To The Seotinel- local marketing requirement. This 1 of Anchorage, Alaska, were visit- Btorlng Grain ots Friday and Saturday at the evidence muat be submitted with Gr.in can be stored almost in The affirmation of a program home of Mr and Mrs. A. O. Down the bid and shall conform with the I definitely with little deterioration for cooperative sustained yield ie The two families are old requirements as-set forth in thfe' , ™rTn’,ype blns—those that bold is kept agreements, as announced by C. friends, having formerly resided in advertisement. In sales over $10.- i 1.000 to 3.000 bushsis—if Girard Davidson. Axsistant Secre- Honolulu, Hawaii, before the last (XX).00, the successful bidder will dry. cool, clean, uyl free ot ta. tary of the Interior, in Eugene, war. Mr Johnson is an official of be required to furnish a sworn I sects. June 3rd, meets with the strong the Civil Aeronautics Authority. financial statement, in duplicate, -Subscribe To The Sentinel- Mr and Mrs. Arthur Woolcott showing ability to fulfill the terms' You can sell through the classified. approval of Forest Conservation of the contract. A bond on all. Incor[K>nite<f. proponents of sus- motored to Eugene Tuesday, being I lained yield forestry. accompanied by Mrs. R Woolcott sales will be required in an amount George W. Heavy, president of and Mrs. H. Whitlock, of Cottage computed at the rate of at least 20 |M?r cent of the first $10.000.00 of Forest Conservation. Inc. stated Grove. Portable The community club meeting the bid. plus 10 per rent of anv today “The decision of the Inter ior Iiepartment, approving nego will b« held June 17th at the home additional amount of the bid in Arc and Acetylene tiations for the establishment of of Mrs. George Moxley, hostess. exams of »10,000.00. Payment for timber will be required in advance the Mohawk Cooperative Sus-« Mrs. Rosa Overholzer will be co tamed Yield Unit, marks a deri hostess. Bring baby pictures and of cutting, payment in full at the time of fHing the contract being sive forward step in stabilizing the favorite recipes. Miss Charlotte Booher has been required in sales amounting to economy of the State. The sus tained yield principle is now a appointed teacher in Silk Creek •10,000.00 or les». In larger sales 24 Hour Service at the option of the Regional Ad-| reality and the way i* paved for school tor the next term. Jim Brain, of California, is vis ministrator, payment may be the creation of other comparable made in a number of installments iting his brother. Oscar Brain. units. Mr and Mrs. Jim Sorrels helped scheduled to keep pace with the "In Oregon we must keep in mind timber supplies the raw ma Mr. and Mrs Wilton Morgan rate of timber cutting and payable upon demand from the Regional their house last week. terial for the State's major indus Jim Brain and Oacar Brain were Administrator. The right is hereby try. that forests can be grown as WITH other crops, are grown and that dinner guests at the Ross Over reserved to waive technical defects tn this advertisement "to reject all land which Is suited to no higher holser home Monday. Mr and Mrs. C. D. Shoptan bids, or to award the timber for use should be kept growing trees. The natural resources of what is rented the small house on the Ray the amount of the highest bid*to now the United States, coupled Weldon place and have moved in. other than the highest bidder when -'PBUOW TMt Mrs D. E. Melvin will undergo necessary, pursuant to the Act of with the drive and genius of rur ÄDV1MTURIS. people, have contributed to the a tonsillectomy Tuesday at Eu August 28, 1937 ( 50 Stat. 874). in order to provide a continued sup making of the greatest and most gene. Mrs. Kittie McCoy visited her ply of timber to local industry and powerful nation in the world. It seems to me a clear obligation sister-in-law. Mrs. John Gilbertson contribute to the permanence of the community which is dependent rests upon us to use our remain at Springfield last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Melvin visited upon such industry. Timber sold ing resources that our country can Mr. - and Mrs. Fred Cardwell, at in accordance with this advertise-' remain powerful and great. ment must be manufactured with Dram Monday. in the marketing area as desig Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Carlson and You can sell through the classified baby Linda. Mr. and Mrs. G. B nated for each tract described be Taylor and Mr and Mrs. Orval low in accordance with the Orders | Whaley were guests Sunday at the of the Secretary ot the Interior.! home of Mr. and Mrs. George No. 2285. and Nos. 2380 to 2390 Kentner. the occasion being Mr. Incl.. dated December 11. 1946 and November 29. 1947. respectively. 1 Kentner's birthday. KAISER Mr' an^ Mrs. Alvin Allen and Further information regarding children, Mr and Mrs. Boyd Allen this sale may be obtained at Dis Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan. trict Offices of the B.L.M. located Mr. and Mrs Paul Reeve, Mr. and at Salem, Eugene, Roseburg, Coos FRAZER Mrs. pscar Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Ray, and Medford, or at the office Geo. Moxley. Mrs. Arthur Wool of the Regional Administrator, W I cott and Mrs. Ernest Hathaway H. Horning. Swan Island Admin- I and children, of this community, mt rat ion Building, Portland 18,, attended the wedding of Miss Oregon. Dated at Portland, Ore-| Helen Joyce Hudgins and George gon. this 11th day of June. 1948.1 Lewis Habcrly. at the Methodist IN LANE COUNTY: SIUSLAW ‘ church in Cottage Grove Sunday MARKETING AREA: T. 15 S„ R. The bride was a former resident 7 WM Secs 16 and 21. all mer-J Jiere, her parents now living in chantable timber designated for cutting on a portion of the SWW Gowdyville community. Mr. and Mrs. George McMur- and W^SE1«, of Sec. 16. and por- I rick and children. Danny, Eva tion of Lots 1 and 2 (NHNWtG) Lynn. George Jr., and Ann, visited of Sec. 21, estimated for the pur I relatives in Albany over Friday pose of this sale to be 4720 M feet land Saturday The children re- Douglas Fir, 85 M. feet Hemlock. |mained with their aunt. Mrs Ray 40 M. feel Western Red Cedar. Johnson, to attend Bible summer 1050 Lineal Feet Red Cedar Poles. No bid for less than $13.25 per schixil for the next few weeks. | Dinner guests at the Woolcott M.ftB.M. for the Douglas Fir. $3.- home Wednesday evening were 85 per M.ft.B.M. for the Hemlock. Mr. and Mrs. H. Whitlock. Mr. and S3.45 per M.ft.B.M. for the West I t ' s fhe Service Standard Mrs Robert Woolcott and Russell ern Red Cedar. $.05 per Lin.ft. for the Red Cedar- Poles,- or• a totul Woolbott, of Cottage Grov<\ wo have adopted as KAISER Mr and Mrs. Floyd Weldon and purchase pride.of $63,057.75, will' son Dennis, of Portland, are visit- be considered. The sale area con and FRAZER Dealers! in« at the home of his brother, sists of gn-grea of approx. 94.5 i Ray Weldon and family. After acres surrounded by Mazed lines, ¡spending a few days hbre, they made up of approx. 0.4. acres. Ui We're out to win your patronage-and th leave on a vacation trip to Toxas the NWliSEM. approx. 0.3 acres keep it—by delivering a superior binnd of In the SWHSE%; approi. -4.-4 and Salt-Lake. service on all make« of cars. We calf it Della Mae Weldon, Gil Allmond. heres in the NEkiSWU, approx Todd Tennant. Cy and Danny 0.7 acres in the NW^SWU, ap Golden Rule Service, because it meant Wise were out on a cattie roundup prox. 25.4 acres fn the SW14SW4 giving your car the same careful service and approx. 44.7 acres in the SEU at Lorane Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Dewey Roberts SWl( of Sec. 16, and approx. 11.2 we would want our own car to receive. and little son, Butch, of Mountain acres in-the NE«4NW>4 and ap Thia attitude, backed up by expert knowl View were visitors at the home prox. 7.4 acres in the NWHNWK "We treat our customers the edge and precision equipment, make« Ilia of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Skaggs of Sec. 21. In addition an area of approx. 3.15 acres in the right-of- way we like to be treated Monday. "Golden Rule” really work to your bene Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parks, of e^ ^rough the SWMSEM, the when we are the customers." fit. Stop in soon and let us prove it to Danvers, Ill., Mrs. Charles Nilsson, SEKSWK. and the SW>4SWK of, ou ^?rt J'™*- Wash • »nd Mi«' Sec. 16 is included in the sale area. 1 your complete satisfaction! T. 17 S., R. 7 W„ Sec. 23, all mer the University of Washington faculty, arrived chantable timber designated for i KAISER yesterday for a visit at the A. O. cutting on a portion of the NWU Downie home. The guests are Mrs. NW h , estimated for the purpose^ of this sale to be 1005 M. feet I Downie's pa rents and sisters. Douglas Fir. No bid for less than $11.75 per M.ft.B.M„ or a total Removing Water Marks Ot ONt Q, THt tous lARGIST AUTOMQgUt OKUR ORGANIZATION S IN IH! A damp cloth sprinkled with a purchase price of $11.808.75, will be considered. An area of approx. rew drops of ammonia or spirits of 12 acres lying south and east of a 6th and Washington camphor will remove water masks blazed line is reserved from cut <>n furniture. ting Including blazed line trees. LEGAL NOTICES kJ Hamlow’s Market anti Cafe fl Hearty Egg Dishes That Are Good for Luncheon Groceries KENT’S MARKCT Open Daily 0 Sunday and Holidays 8-10 Best Foods Salad Wook Featuring Best Foods Mayonnaise Best Foods "Really Fresh” .. Mayonnaise Pt. 53c Nucoa ... Lb. 43c THI OUN THAT TIME FLIES WAtH'T L0A9I9 Fly Time Is Here! Replace Old Screens Now. For health and comfort's sake good screens are a necessity. Conservationists Approve Sustained Yield Decision THE GUN THAT WASN'T LOADED How often such gun» have been fired. How often with tragic, costly results. If you own a gun, be sure you practice safety. And be sure you have our comprehensive liability insurance. Phone 34 Wiser Bldg., 617 Main Residence 8F4 SILK CREEK HOT WEATHER COLOGNE Mlf PHK£ SAU-ro^ *2.00 das NOW *1.00 i*. tod i ' B | “ WELDING « emit Phone 472J “LOAPED Six spirit-lifting fragrances — Jasmin Bouquet, June Bouquet, Rose Geranium, Natural (Verbena), Sweet S?“"? .an^ new Bimini. And here’s news: Hot Weather Cologne is now deodorant, too! Offer for a limited time. KELLY DRUG CO We Give S & H Green Stampa 'L4U6IK S ervice GOLDEN RULE SERVICE INSECTICIDES BUG DUST For protection «gainst beetles, slugs and other garden pests. tea) HANSEN BROS Phone 760
