The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 19, 1950, Image 11

The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 19, 1950, Page 11, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextQU1CK RESULTS FROM WANT ADS < McCULLOCH Chain Saws WORK WANTED Malew hih I Service MISCELLANEOUS WATER well » killing WATCH REPAIRS for less "Guaranteed watch and jewelry Sec your water well driller, J. IL repairing.” J. L. Stokes, MIG Thomus, before you buy or ii 24-tfcxx stall your pump. Pumps and Muin, phone 709. supplies. J. H. Thomas, Cottage SEBTIC TANKS Grove, Lorane Rte. Gowdyvlile. । leaned »nd serviced. Work guar tfcxxx Phone 427J2. anteed. Passed by health board. Cottage Grove and vicinity. Call RE ROOF NOW. All typen of ( roofing and re|Miirs. FHA terms,, 449L Cottage Grove or Thomp linee years to ¡my. Call Charles son's Sanitary Service. Phone C. Young. 120ft So. Oth St., Cot 7 9727, Springfield. 44-tfcxx tage Grove, ¡ilion»1 243R. 42-tfcxx Pats Saw Show Phone 140 20-tfcxx LOST AND FOUND Saturday 3S month old blonde male CiM'ker Spaniel < 'hild's < ’hii*tmaM p rcsent Please return, child heartbrok en. Pilone 795J1. 24 lip ibscrilM- to the Sentinel. News features, pictures ot interest to you and your friends. All this tor less than 5 cents ¡ mt week 20-tfcxx Wedding Announcements - The Sentinel A. MISCELLANEOUS SUPER SERVICE HEREFORD hoar service Phom Phone 99 Stfcx 32 S. 10th Chezem Saw Shop PERSONALS t<i feed your animals, bring them Ali-olio! Anonymous meets at City to 133K East Quincy, when- Hall council chambers at HIX) they will get pro|>cr care. pm each Tuesday. W 24-1tp ¡»hone, I*. O. Box 13, city or IM-tfcx 413J1. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on im- exceed proved farms, not QUICK RESULTS FROM 5’2,500 euch loan. Write J. L. WANT ADS < «> Box 66 21-4tp -’'I Eugene Freight and Transfer Cottage Grove- HI5R4 ; Glvfw you the Ilr*t in Chain * Haw and H bim I Naw Filing. We • *h»r|Wn everything. All nmke* • 17 9tp- Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel WE RENT POWER SAWS • All uf Chain* — Powers Saw OH — lAibrlplate _ T j | h » Mall Hornet Sales & Service • Fill Dirt - Loam and 849 No Lane St. Bar Run a Midway Thru Town by IL K. I Cottage drove , Phone 738J We Never Close , Phone 684 I. E. L Power Saw Sales and Service Complete line of Oregon Cox’s Chipper Chains for Any Make ot Saw. ■ Used Mall Falling Saw in Good Condition for Sale. SOUTH 99 SAW SHOP So. 90 Hwy. at Steel Bridge — Phone 638 Emergency Phones — 376 L or 122 L i AINT Hoot. Mon! And you're miNMing some thing when you don't read the many interesting hu man interest atorieM con cealed in the SENTINEL WANT-ADS And Besideh—They GET RESULTS! PHONE ni / hce • - is what our experienced personnel offer you! Prompt, reliable, careful and courteous SERVICE J LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL A< < Ol NT 555 or 556 LEGAL NOTICES NOT K E TO < «EDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 7 hat LEWIS K. SNIDER has been ap¡xlint<•d Administrator of the Estate of LYLE DALE SNIDER, Deceased, by the Circuit Court of Jjine County. Stat«- of Oregon. All persons having claims against said Estate arc required to pre- «»nt them, with pnqier vouchers duly verified, within six months from the 12th day of January, 1950 to the undersigned Adminis- .it the taw office HER BERT W. LOMBARD. Wiser Bldg., Cottage Grove. Oregon. LEWIS K SNIDER. Administra tor. HMtBERT W. LOMBARD. 23-5t-27 Attorney NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigiMil administra trix of the estate of NANCY Mc- COY, deceased, has filed her ac count for the final settlement of said »-state in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for lame County, and that Tuesday. the 31st day of January, 1950. nt 10:00 o’clock in tH«? forenoon in the Circuit t Court Room of 1 louse of the County Court i Eugene. I Jine County, Oregon NOTICE OF HEARING ON has lH<-n fixed by th»1 Court as a FINAL A< < Ol'NT time and place for the hearing of objections therto. anil for final Notice is hereby given that, settlement of said estate. MARY LOIS ABEENE: Administratrix Fred Bennett. Executor of the HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Attor estate of James H. Bennett, de ney for estate. 21-5t-25 ceased. has filed his final account in probate, in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Lane NOTICE OE HEWING County, and by order said court ON FINAL A< < Ol NT has fixed February 21. 1950. at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 9:30 A M. in the court room of That the undersigned administra said court in the court house, at tor of the Estate of CH ARLES H. Eugene. Lane County, Oregon, as WIGGIN. Deceased, has filed his the time and place for hearing and account for the final settlement of acting thereon; notice thereof di- ■aid Estate in the Circuit Court rected to lie published in the Cot- Sentinel, Cottage of the State of Oregon for 1-ane tage County, and that Tuesday, the Grove, Lane County. Oregon. Date 31st day of January, 1950 at ten of first publication. January 19, o'clock in the forenoon at the 1950. Fred Bennett, Executor Circuit Court RiMim. in the Coun Alla King. Attorney ty Court House, Eugene. lame 24-5L28 County. State of Oregon, has been fixed by said Court as the time and plací1 for the hearing of objec tions thereto and for final settle (Mr*. Kuby Ben-don. reporter ment of said Estate. WILLIE paonv 28-F-4) M O R E LOCK, Ailnnnistr.itor. HERRF31T W. LOMBARD. Attur- Friendly Neighbors club met re 21-5t-25 cently with Mrs. Luke Hindman m-y for Estate. w i t h thirteen members present and one visitor, Mrs Glen Westfall , FARM and RANCH of Cot tag»’ Grove. Mrs. Raymond I Swires became a member. Election INCOME TAX RECORD of officers was held with Mrs. Harold Laird being elected presi- ; rtl ItiMi ASS AASCAtt H All SISSI dent; Mrs. Jim Abbott, vice presi tianuiti-iAiv it aha dent and Mrs. Luke Hindman as Prins $2 00 . 53 JO • 55.00 JJS* secretary and treasurer. It was voted on to have a 10c grab box at the next meeting and to have one ea»-h meeting until further Phone 555 - 556 notice. Dues were paid by the members for the coming year. Mrs. C. G. Kt-enc and Mrs. R. P. Bash were to sec about having the club piano at the school house tuned and repairs made on it. After the business meeting adjourned the hostess gave a guessing contest with Mrs. George Drinkwater winning the prize. Mrs. Charlie Larky won the dtxrr prize. Next meeting will be with Mis. Gi'orge , Getty, Thursday, January 19. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Benston —to hoard, but It's pjuNt plain Ninart to make certain you have enough oil in your tank alored! Call iin tiulay for your Niipply. We give S. & II. («reen Stamps B Eldon B. Grable ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone 337 ’ 48 N. 9th SAUTS SALLIES The Sentinel, Cottage Graie, Oregon Complete Lubrication Jobs Shivering Dan was a sorry man ..) on heating oil ho forgot to plant Nolt’s Chevron Station 6th & Highway Ph. 25 You won’t be caught cold ARC A ACETYLENE WELDING with our automatic refill service Cottage Grove Welding Works No more worries about a safe supply of heat ing oil! We deliver automatically- clean-burn ing, non-waste, 100', -distilled Standard Fur nace Oil or Standard Stove Oil. We check and refill your tank regularly you never have to give it a thought. Give us a call today. Portable Welding Any Place 1030 Madison Phone 181Y 24-tí ex XX Cottage Grove Heating Service N oah N umskull * xttY A Page It COUPUE Day or Nite Office at Nclt’s Chevron Stat. 6th & Hi way Phone 5 o ' DOS escorts ' STANDARD * HIATING OILS (W lunch - Loose Leaf Supplies—ail kinds. The Sentinel You can sell through the classified. scon's SCRAP BOOK Wife Preservers By R. J. SCOn DeAf? AJOAH- IS PUPPY almanac — ’GOOD ONLX A HAMMAM C. EVANS - _____________ KEMPTON, DEAR FlSMfMS P a WH c W &OYOU i?cce w - TAES'-rOM, zu ■ 3~. When only a few drops of lemon are Medod, pierce the fruit witb a fork and keep it for inter use. DRUMMER. BOY DlRU<£0 , -flit AUSYkiAM ARMY AY <ut bai T ll of MAuatuqs., IM HORYHLRH FRAHCL, IH 1792. IX' I Bor SLIPPtn UP BEHlMP-fm AUSfRIAM ARMY AM9 BLA-r A M.YREAY MARCH, WHlCS -faRlW YHE A li SY ri AHS iiefo DISORDER Aso HELPED <*£ FRXNCH lb WIM. -T he lad was killed B uy HE IS OHL OF <HL SEND VOUKf ZlOnONS TO zSOAH"' THE OEC> OUIO kiddes ---------- THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY <|(£ LARCLST ARTIFICIAL DIAMOND ""’'I." , c---- “~ o»iqiHA<EO im A merica . ' “ MA/2£. PoTA-foES.-roMAiOES, SWEET- P o -YAT o ES, PiMETTOS, UMA BEAMS, K i DHEY BEAMS, JERUSALEM ART.CHOKES. PJMPKIMS. CRAHSERRSS SRUASHES . CASSAVA , PEAHUÍS. PERS'MMOMS. PAPAWS, PAPAYAS, AVOCADO. P ih LAPPLI, CACAO VPVA n .LLA. is ‘dit DAILY OLTÍPU-f OF A SALÍ" MIME IN NLW YORK ufarit. ? 4.OCO <OMS DAILY. M-ÍHL WORLD IS yn IHCH LOMC,, INCH W ide , AHO WEIGHS l/l« qRAIH. If WAS MADE IM A MID- WES<ERK UNIVERSITY ft 0M dUM ARABIC CARBON. By Ed Nofziger 'JOE BEAVER YOU'RE TELLING ME! ----------------------------------- By WILLIAM «ITT----------------------------------- Central Press Writer A MID-WESTERN dealer, we read, throws in a turkey, a toaster and a bicycle with every new car purchased. What's the bike for?—emergencies? Why not toss in a television set so the family can stay home and REALLY save on gas* That Chicagoan who was nabbed on charge of swiping a guitar-playing horse now, accord ing to Hoyt King, must face the music. There’s quite a controversy going on over whether the first half of the Twentieth Century is over or must we watt another year. Many ef us who've lived through most of it are voting for now. Another Christmas has come and gone, says Zadok Dumkopf, without it being settled whether that reindeer's name is spelled "Donner" or "Donder." Ten thousand Hawaiian na tives roared a welcome to Clark Gable and his bride. Apparently, honeymooners' seclusion is strict ly a U. S. continental custom. On hearing that Detroit ex perienced a shortage of Christ mas trees, Santa Claus (this column learns on good author ity) was heard to say: "This positively sleighs m«!" Forest Service, U. tí. DepartmeLt of Agriculture s-s-say* ‘b-b-b-be c-c-careful w-w-¡th f-f-f-fir«'." BY WALLY Bl f MUGGS AND SKEETER SAy AVA .TURN AROUND 1 Phone 76 UNION OIL CO Thur*., Jan. 19. I950 SAGINAW C. G. Sentinel FAIR and Mr and Mrs Hurry Bensfon of Eugene -¡wnt one evening last week at tlic Ixiwell Benxton home. Billy Simons formerly of London enrolled in the grade School here recently. Mr, and Mrs Harold Laird went to Portland Sunday and Monday Mr. Laud will go to a veterans hospital for a regular cheek up, Barbara and PaVy will stay with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H O. Laird during their parents absence. Darlene and Byron Thomson of Lltluirn visited recently at the Hatley Williams home. Visitors recently at the Jim Abixitt horn«- wore Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Snider and son. Kenneth of Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Edith Larky, Eugene; and Mr. Starks of Port- land, all former residents of this locality. < /wing to the bad weather on January 7 then- was only a smrill crowd at the dance at Walker, but $IH(X) was eh'ared. Another dance will lx- given Saturday January 21. Several loads of gravel was hauled recently on to the grounds. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hall of Sprague River, < Jrrgon spent s weral days th<» past w»>»'k visit ing at the J. N. Chatter ton home. Both the Twin Harbors and Potter Brothers mill have been idle sin»»- the snow storm. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Bolton and children of Lorane Route are staying this week with Mrs. Bol- 1 ton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bash HERE LET ME LOOK. AT ' YOU I WHY. SURE TNATS IT I you« HAIR S House, Commercial and Industrial Wiring R. L. “Bob” SedergTen Distributor MOW 24 HOUR TOW CAR SERVICE He never was a cowboy, but he did polish big guns in the navy. The PHONE 180 Katzenjammer Kids, All Kinds of Auto Repairing Including Radiator Repairing Snuffy, Wimpy, and Jiggs join the March of Dimes M. On 8 North S. AUTO SERVICE 99 Highway 22-4tc-25 VILL 60 Ji BANX5 üfy 8üt6E MIT ^in^ K* MARC rt UND F/öNT D6R OUTA MAH WAV WOMAN! MC AN' MV SOC k FUL O' D imes IS GONNA STAPT A LI'L FELON' WITH THAT CONSABN k Potto WAIT UP, vep aooAceuS IOJIT!- I ÓOT A MITE O' AMMUNITION FEB TH MARCH O' OHMS,TOO! I PÍ7CM.SS0 IP Pfá UP SOME MOMCV FOC MARCH OF DIMES - woe >9 MG IF TMlfi TRGASJSG I KNEW IC I SAVED ME OL' CKNMW OA.U-lT'O COMS Al HANOV— I'M POCO UP ASAN WHEN ITS EMPTY -JKSÔ6 - ME AN TV« BOS WWNNA SET IN ON THAT ClOWT A SANS • -TDOf 'li MS ■n ■"* rar;