I CRESWELL
BILL DING’S”
A CHIMP AND HIS LITTLE CHUM
NOTH K TO < REIHTOKM
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL UtCl.XT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the undersigned Executor of
the Last Will and Testament of
CHARLES GETTYS. Deceased,
ha; filed his account for the final
settk'ment of said Es'ate in the
Circuit Court for Lane County,
State of Oregon, and that Tues
day. the 6th day of September,
1949, in the Ciicuit Court Room
of said Court, in the County Court
House, in Eugene, Lane County,
"•ate of Oregon, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, has been by said
court fixed as the time and place
far hearing of objections thereto,
and for final settlement of said
Estate. R. p BOYCE. Sr. Execu
tor. HERBERT W LOMBARD.
Attorney for Estate.
52-5tc-1
BUILDING Busi liess
Mr anil Mr» (’ C Williamson of
Gearheart and Wayne Kerr of Mill
the w«a'k end
with Mr and Mrs J T. Kerr
I luliert Dei »hain haa been play
ing with Drain Legion baseball
team and Homer Parks is their
/AZ ANY FA/fZ
COMMUNITY
The annual ”(Hd Timers" picnic
will be held Sunday. August 14.
at th«- Enterprise Grove. Dinner at
I pm. with everyone invited.
The fire department answered
a cull to ii grass fire on the Frank
Sly ranch south of town Friday
afternoon. It is believed the fire
wax started from a lighted cig
arette being dropped from an air
plane as the field was isolated
from all workmen.
A number of Creswell penpl«*
attended the Beersheba meeting «if
Wimawhaln Encampment, IOOF,
at Coliurg Saturday.
5COR5.
BUILDING SUPPLY 6a.
Wiw. 33 -COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
You'll find it in the classified.
the spotlight is on our_
Eléctrica, supplies
Supplies for your current needs at high voltage values!
\THt$ WUICS FUTURI
!
u I ht $2.98 ■FT
J
LIGHT
I
«•I
Mlaty
Durabl»
NtMl«.
Porcelain
Socket
Mrd.«» «Mlsh. Inly f, install.
Heavy Duty
TOGGLE
SWITCH
15c
12
Loomex Wire
Pull Chain
SOCKET
8
Range Cable
19c Lin. Ft.
to-
46c
4 In. Ceiling Box
w/Clamps
33c
2x4 Wall Box
w/Clamps
32c
ENTRANCE
SWITCH
KITCHEN
CEILING FIXTURE
Two-fuse
rnclow«l
cn-
t rance switch
type. lin» out
il o X.
Safety
sille e n tout
switch hundir.
Umlerwriterw
ln»|H*<ted and
a|>prnv«d.
Shade holder is white enameled
metal with 3 set screws. Opal
glass shade <s 10 inches in di
ameter. Has short chain pull
with long cord extension.
$2.90
Poultry Trends
To Be Discussed
At OSC Meeting
$2.95
RANGE PANEL BOX .
$7.49
RANGE OUTLET
. . . . $1.39
2 - CIRCUIT FUSE BOX
$1.79
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Common Council of the
। City of Cottage Grove, Or«*gon,
will hold a public hearing at 8:00
! p.m. On the 22nd day of August.
■ 1949. in the Council Chambr of
t he City I lall. Cottage Grove, Lane
County. Oregon, to consider
whether or not there now exists
such a shortage in rental housin'
accommodai ions in Cottage Grove.
Oregon, that rent control should
or should not be continiwd.
In the event it is determined
that no shortage of rental hous
ing accommodations exists, a Res-
,olution to d«?control rentals will
be «»nsidered.
This notice is being given ten
• 10) days prior to said hearing in
compliance with Section 2O4(j)3
of the Housing and Rent Act of
1947 as amended by Public Law
31. 81st Congress, approved March
30, 1949, by order of the Common
Council. City of Cottage Grove.
By WARREN EDWARDS.
Mayor
By D. J. ALLEN,
City Reorder
52-3t-2
work "whiskey" comes
Celtic word meaning water
according to the Encyclo-
Bntannica.
Seven days a week and until 9 p.m.
(Except Sunday we close at 8 p.m.)
ompare our prices and quality of goods—you are always
welcome and be treated courteously and fairly.
Steeles
We Give
Dividend Stamps
GROCERY
A LOCKERS
The Store on Doremi Luke Shore
trwvm cbm
NG HOLIDAY
FOR VOL’S
CAR ON
Week-ends
Labor Day
MEMO TO MOTORISTS:
Just a remade.' that there's plenty of driving
weather ahead, and your car will need more care,
Count on us to check for signs of wear everytime
you drive in.
NOLT’S CHEVRON STATION
6th and Hv. S.
Phone 25
W<«hling Announcements ami Invitations — The Sentina).
ROBERTS and DRURY
PLUMBING - HEATING - WIRING
SHEET METAL
HOWDY FOLKS ! !
Well now, seein’ as how we’re havin’ a REGATTA 'round
here abouts this next Saturday and Sunday, you might
want to enter in some of the races. We have some of the
r.eatest racing bathtubs you’ve ever seen. Besides hav
ing the utility use around the home, a motor converts
them into a darn good boat. These are available In
BRIGGS, AMERICAN STANDARD, CRANE, ELJER and
KOHLER makes. You’d be assured of clear sailing with
any of the above.
While these items don’t have other uses, we do have a
good selection of WESCO FURNACES, AMERICAN
STANDARD BOILERS AND MONTAG FURNACES. In
fact, anything in the heating line. Drop in, we'll be glad
to show you.
Tips On Burning
Walt for a still afternoon and
then fire along plowed furrows.
Keep fires wher* they are wanted;
don't let them spread to the woods.
The north side of a tree, be
sides having the most moss, has
the thickest bark, according to the
Encyclopaedia Britannica.
ARC & ACETYLENE
WELDING
Green's Hardware & Supply
Cottage Grove
Welding Works
Phone 222
NOTH K OF PUBLIC HEARING
OF DECONTROL OF RENT
Trends in eastern and midwest
poultry production will be dis
cussed by Dr. H M. Scott, head.
University of Illinios poultry
department, who will be trinquet
»peaker at the fifteenth annual
meeting of the Oregon Poultiy
Improvement association on the
O.S.C. campus. Thursday. August
IK, it has been announced by Don
Anchors. Grants Pass, president.
The all-day meeting will get
underway at 10 o'clock daylight
savings time in the O.S.C. Me
morial Union building.
On the two days following the
Poultry Improvement Association
meeting. August 19 and 20. the
annual pullorum testing and flock
-electing school will be held, ac
cording to Noel Bennion, O.S.C.
extension poultry specialist, and
secretary-treasurer of the Poultry
Improvement association.
.Dr, Scott, a graduate of O.S.C..
is considered a leading authority
on high energy broiler rations,
Bennion states. The visitor will
speak at the association banquet in
About 10 per cent of the people
th«* Benton hotel in downtown
Corvallis starting at 7 p.m., August known as Afghans are able to
18. Dr. Scott is former head of the read and write.
;x>ultry departments at Kansas
State college and the University of
Connecticut.
Plans for the pullorum testing
and flock selecting school call for
laboratory and classwork one day,
August 19. and practical and writ
ten examinations the following
morning. Saturday, August 20.
Among O.S.C. poultry depart
ment staff members to appear on
the association program are Dr.
J. E. Parker, department head,
who will discuss ways and means
of improving fettility in hatching
eggs, and Dr. Pau) Bernier, breed
ing specialist, will speak on flock
improvement through use of better
male birds.
Bennion is chairman of a panel
to discuss producing and selling
hatching eggs. Other members of
tli«* panel are; R. L. Sehnetel, Mil
waukie; Lloyd A. Lee. Salem; F.
E. Fox. Corvallis; Conrad Bur-
mester, Portland; and C. L. La
mont, Eugene.
Feed dealers, field service repre
sentatives, poultry producers and
hatcherymen arc all invited to' at
tend the mt'ctlng whether members
of the association or not.
These Aro Samples of Our Now Low Prices
PERSONAL SERVICE
LEGAL NOTICES
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CLIF and GEORGE
“WE HURRY”
Wonderful N ew Comfort
4c Lin. Ft
MAM
Range Cable
25c Lin. Ft
Duplex
Electric
Outlet Unit
FOURTHN-MONTHS-OLD Dents Lomax and his pal, a seven-weeks-old
chimp named “Rojo," play happily in the Lomax backyard playpen in
Dania, Fla. "Rojo” is one of the newest arrivals at the chimp farm which
Denix’ fattier operates in Dania, and seems to understand everything his
baby-talking friend tells him. At top. Denis has lured the chimp into his
play pool At bottom, the little boy shows his »uperiority by drinking
milk grown-up style while "Rojo” takes his from a bottle. < International)
The
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of life,
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The Nentlnrl, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thur»., Aug. II, 1919
“WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU”
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That th«' undersigned lias been ap
pointed Executrix of the Last Will
and Testament of EMMA WEB
STER. Deceased, by the Circuit
Court of Lane County. Oregon; all
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to pres
ent same duly verified with proper
vouchers to the undersigned at the
Liw Office of HERBERT W
LOMBARD, Wiser Building. Cot
tage Grove, Oregon, within six
months of the date of the first
publication of this Notice. Dated
and first published July 14. 1949.
DatF of last publication August 11
1949 LORENA HAYNES, Execu
trix. HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Attorney
49-5t-l
Business
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HOUSE
LEGAL NOTICES
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Creswell, Oregon
Portable Welding Any Place
1030 Madison
Phone 181Y
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get into and out of. Women enter and leave
with dignity. Common sense engineering of
ider doorways, and natural step-in en
trances make it seem absurd evtr to have
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/Veto Yorker 4-door sedan with
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New Wider Choir-Height Sool«I we
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You ait comfortably in seats the
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We've more headroom, legroom,
and shoulder room for you. And
no other car has ever been so com-
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your comfort, your convenience, ybur
peace of mind.
of tlie great advances since
the war, we give you new
"center control” steering.
For the first time, tie rout
of equal length give you
balanced control. There’s no wheel fight. There’s
greater road stability, easier handling, less road
shock. Ye», and greater safetv, too-for every
thing about this car is designed for safer driving.
~ - a «X ¿Xi
mighty Spitfire engine now has
still higher compression for faster
»round performance goes an
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You get quicker starting, even in dampest
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Created by CHRYSLER
McCOY MOTORS • 6th & WASHINGTON
V i 0 W tf!
with an <•>«• Infection and spent
M*vi*rul days in a Eugene hospital
but Is much iM-tter.
I Z club picnicked al the horn«
of Mr» J. R. Miller TucMlny «nil
will meet there again In Seplem-
I
(Mn. Norman Nkngga, reporter, phono t'reowell AA8)
I mt with Mn
Brown unci
Mr» Minnie Hetuiksen In charge
of i he program.
F. A Everson formally opened »on, Mr- I. Ervin and Mrs. .Dorn
Milton "Slick" Irving suffered
the new addition
Mmlln will be host«'
t lie a broken leg in the rec«'nt Cres-
Garage Monday
next muting Mr» I. A Whitney
now equipped to do nil ty|M'» of
he didn't realize It was broken for
motor mid Isxly repair»
Imlter than u day and had l»'cn
Westminster Fellowship «lOUp
i
Specification» mul ■
dillN of th«' Pi. sbyteri«» Church •
walking on it and working at bis
hnw I miii «titered io
Im-
usual job. He now has it in a ca«t.
provenienti« to the Cn-NUell Unkin Dx'ker ranch Wednesday evening
Dr. and Mrs V A. Bosqu« t of
High school building and '«u.ke at n potluck »upp< I At the clow
Roi'kford, North Dakota un«l Mis
I Iho vvrning the hilloupiK of. Ijiura Jacobson of La Angele
bld to 828,393 50 and Ilie <<ontiact
rrr* u» ro hiNlidl«*<l nvMb rulor, ViMitaii last week with Mrs Mui
has lieen given to them Wruk will et ly Thomson, vn «* moderator,
start immediately
n.» Ruo Btrchei; xpiTt-Inry. Bob
The city council has »« nt plan»
Sisterhood of th<* Chnstian
trensurer, Mary Ann for »tieet improv<*m«*nt« to the
< 'hurch
W«Mln«*ulny and tird Zlniker; «■omml'isloners. Rosalie »tute highway <'ommi»»ion for ap
■ «pitti Mrs Lloyd Wh<‘Mt*r and I Lu i old. Roye«' Barti'I. Nancy
provili und I» awaiting an answer,
Mrs. F B Gisxl will la* hostess«*« Simmons. an«l Margie Zlnlker.
answer. I
for tin* next meeting
Mrs Ray Thonuis
»well
Mr and Mrs C. I Kent anil
Doren» CIrrii* oi the Methodist
Mi md Mr» Hany K Gorman
Church pu niekml nt the I « ndlek bor." /i program on i ndio xlntlon spent tlie week end «
rnncli
town Wctlncsiltty KciRE hist wiM'k
Dike
Mr» II A Howe, Mrs F A 13<r
Jerry Cartwright hat lx<*n ill
Mr anil Mr». Wilbur Long, Mri
and Mrs. 1
of Albany
iwwlt visit
of Mr. un«l
Grover Post
Mr» Mary Wrlghtman, Alvin,
Eddie uni! <«eorgr Schmitt of Sub
limity and Mrs. Barbara Schutt of
IS
Albany visited Sunday with Mr.
und Mrs. A. Schmitt.
Creswell Imseball team defeated
the Oakland team Sunday at Oak
land with a score of 8-6 'Die local
team will go to Junction City