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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1950)
Oue acre of muturs weed* In u field of corn will rob the crop of 75 W ho « of water during the glow Ing *cu«on. Mora Unni one poiiicnucr train each minuto of the day arrive* al or depart* from the city of Chicago every 24 hour*. ¿afidici .Forestry ^y^^oss- Too Late to Classify IJ 1ST. Parker "51” fountain pen, pink and silver Dorothy Grish- arn, phone 7 days or Util J eve ning*. 24-Up V a RMK RS ARE TIMBERMEN - FOR SAI.I-. Diy wood Single cord loud, $7 00. Two coni load* $1.3 (Ml. Immediate delivery. Hinkson Wood Yard. 311 Colum hia Court Phone 301. 21 Up 27 7^7000 26 MILLION ACRES ay WESTERN OREGON ANO WASHINGTON OF WHICH F* lit RENT: <> room house with bath, cull at 116 No. K St. I FOR RENT: 3 bedroom house, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 639 21 Hi LEGAL NOTICES SI MMO5S I f help apnrklc up your menin, too. Wedgewood gives you a one-piece Perfect Baking Oven • ...a Flavor-Seal Broiler with caay to clean chrome grill... and the famous ff VM «N »TM* *•••• Cottage Grove (¡as Co. PHONE 92 ODDS TSU IETHR .WHIN YOU COOK WITH * WEDGEWOOD “Stop That ‘Flu’ Before It Stops You” Chiropractic Brings Quick Relief from is the Human Switchboard controlling Health. COLDS hi the tvts.......... »as - ■ aost--- •dtieoÄT- ''»»MS — Nose—Throat—Chest HÍADT---- nntl LUNCS---- uvee - - STOMACH - PANCREAS INFLUENZA SPIEEN-- KIONEYS-- BCWELS-- APPtNOI« «.AOMR-- ! LOVER-•• LLIM65--.. also SINUS TROUBLE CATARRH PNEUMONIA ASTHMA Qurvpractk releases The Potier Within And the Conditions Which Result from the Above Disenses! As advtrtitad in LIFE $47« Ne. M39 #oinul rheel with 9r«y, recedili fon«**«. A Whih* Hwy la«i, r Where it comes from LANE DOWN Reserves Any Oeitined to become o feminine LANE CHEST toverit* ond to meet with moKU- iine op0ro»ol. per ¡or Kern’s for Drugs BRESSLER’S FURNITURE The Rexall Store 6th and Main Phone 82 PHONE 39 411 MAIN it. -■' Spenil Less fir iirrfii fnd riw PRICES! IKIS CHARI shews the income and outgo of America's budget dollar In his annual budget message to Congress, President Truman asked for $12.500.000.000 for the coming 1951 fiscal year. The Chief Executive, in bi. message, forecast a five-billion dollar deficit (international) SILK CREEK Mildred Cochran, Reporter Phono iiin.it i We continue with more snow- just a continued story from week to week and last Friday being Friday the 13th really outdid it self to outdo all other past and previous Fridays falling on the 13th. The wind was vicious and it snowed most all day though it rained a little, late in the after noon. Several |>eop)c rcix>rted thunder ami lightning Wednesday afternoon and night. The weather man literally threw the book at us this past week. Everyone manages to keep busy with snow shovels. The road grad er has been up the Overholser road twice it went a little far ther the second trip, though Alvin Allen’s arc more or less marooned yet. Maybe the next time up will oi»cn the road far enough to let them out with a car. Neil McCoy- of Divide was to see his mother, Mrs. Kitty McCoy Saturday. Larry Whaley E. F. S. A. who was home last week end reported a bad trip back to San Francisco. At one time in the Siskiyous it took the bus seven hours to go 18 miles. That was a week ago and from all reports travel on that route has been bad at all times. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Darnell and Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Cochran went to Eugene Saturday night. Mariel Jean Darnell who has been home from St. Helena. Calif., for a two weeks stay went with them to take a train back to the sani tarium where she is in nurses' training. The train. The Cascade, was seven hours late into Eugene. The train northbound was hours late and covered with snow. Ixiok- ing at the trains from both ways, one realized that this winter weather is spread out. Everyone is getting a share in it. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbertson, their son Carrol and his wife and children from Springfield, were visitors with Mrs. Kitty McCoy Sunday. Won! has been received that M r s. Frank Wheeler of Bridal Veil, Ore., is very seriously ill fol lowing an operation. Her husband. Frank Wheeler, is a cousin of Os car and Hiram Wheeler and Mrs. Ernest Darnell. The meeting of the Neighbors Friendship club this week has been postponed due to the weath er and Mrs. Thomberg who was to be hostess has been ill. Mrs. Alvin Allen who was re ported to be recovering nicely from the mumps took them on the other side and has been ill again. She is said to be recovering. There was no school at the dis trict school Thursday due to the fact that the teachers attended the teachers’ workshop. Ross Overholser has been busy breaking side roads with his army truck, including the road in to George Overholser’s. The only- way they could get out was walk. The mail carrier hasn't been able to got up the hill for several days. They have a bad time as it Announcement T he BETTER MAID" when worn» you eike to have YOUR PARTY? CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN FOR 25 YEARS Anyone wishing to order any of the Household Plastics “Better Maid" products contact your focal dealer PHONE 30 —MAIN STREET — COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Virginia Coleman 23 Jtc-M morning for San Franciac* Mrs, Whitney is a sister of Mrs. Poyn- ter and Mrs. Hoven is her com n». Mrs Rondell Lyons and Mt - > vid Rocklin of Ketchikan. <Alusl*a. arrived last Tuesday for a, visit with her parents, Mr. an& Mj*. R. E. I'oyuter. WHAT HAPPENS TO BUDGET DOLLAR HOUSEHOLD PLASTICS DR. H. A. HAGEN I'ugr S Your budget problems are our problems, too—that’s why we look high and low to be sure that every item we stock is best value for your money! And that’s why the HIGH quality food you want for your family is always priced LOW here! CHIROPRACTIC Is the Science Which Brings Your Body Back to Health Naturally and Quickly! "Ike Spine Mr. and Mrs. William Hoven and son Ixmald from Reedsburg. Wisconsin, Mrs. V. L. Whitney and Robert of lx>s Angeles were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Poynter the past Sun day and Monday, leaving Tuesday ~ A. U B. Beauty Shop on Mezzanine Floor Cottage Grove Hotel Oil Permanents and Cold Wave Lorayne Kotrc Appointments with Gladys Adams (Friday ami Saturday Only) Phone 43 26tfcxx The ScaUae-l. Cott »go Grove, Otrguu O n 22 050 FARMS IN WESTERN WASHINGTON—------ : ARE 629,2«! ACRES OF FORESTS, AN AVERAGE OF 28.5 ACRES OF WOOD LOTS FER. FARM. WESTERN OREGON HAS 2l 125 FARMS WlTHAN AVERAGE OF 52.4 ACRES OF WOOD LOT TO EACH FOR. total F arm FOREST ACREAGE of 1,106 914. FARMERS ARE IMPORTANT FOREST OWNERS Recessed Control Panel that keeps valve handles cool-prevents discoloration. Thum, Ian. 19, ¡1)10 I V IN THE Ct)IIC(’IT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY VIOLET LUELLA MACLNNES, Plaintiff, vs. DONALD MAC1NNES, 1 lefendant, Case No 38100 TO DONALD MAt’INNES, DEFENDANT. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You me hereby required to up- |H-ar and answer the complaint on file against you in flic above en titled suit within six weeks from the iliite of the first publication of this summons to-wit: < in or la-fore the 2 day of March 1950, and if you fail so to apjiear and answer, lor want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court (for n decree awarding to the - plaintiff an absolute divorce from the defendant, and forever dis solving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing be tween the plaintiff and the de fendant. and for awarding the care, custody, and control of the minor child of this marriage. ¡DONA MARLENE MACLNNES, to the plaintiff herein, and tor , such other and further relief as to 11his court may seem just and I equitable This summons is published once i each week for six successive weeks m the Cottage Grove Senti nel, Cottage Grove, Lune County, j < iregon, a newspaper of general circulation, suitable for publica tion of summons ns defin<*d by law, pursuant to an order of the Honor able William G. East, Cir-| cuit Judge. Ijinc County, Oregon, dated January 17, 1950. Date of first publication the 19th day of January, 1950. Date last publica- 1 tion March 2nd, 1950. HERBERT W. LOMBARD. At- J tomey for Plaintiff. P. O. Ad dress Wiser Building. Cottage Grove, Oregon. 24-5t-29 is trying to get around tin* route, and now is a gcxxl time to say thank you to the numbers of people who work so hard to make our lives a bit more comfortable our linemen of both telephone and power companies, mad carriers and t lie men who tiy to keep our road* open. Jim Espy’s brother Fred came from .Medford to visit with them last Wednesday. He started back to Medford that night as it was storming so bad he was afraid the highway would lx- closed. Word has been received that Mr and Mrs. A. B. Cook and fam ily will move to Snohomish, Wash, this week end, where they will be permanently situated for some time. Let us hope there’s a break in the weather and folks get to mov ing about so we »will have some thing to write about besides the weather. It gets monotonous both to write and to read. KM Chicago Train Sarrica Effect ut ......... leonine Route, Cottage (¡rove 23-3tc-25 FLOUR 50 329 PANCAKE FLOUR 10 “69e CORN 4 49e MILK Armours Tall Cans Case ( IS Cans) TANG SALAD DRESSING JAR M & W MEAT DEPARTMENT FEATURING GRADE A BEEF Boneless Sliced BEEF ROAST . 69c BACON ■i. 45c Fresh SHORT RIBS - 29c PORK SHANKS. 23c Large Marrow SOUP BONES . 5c FRANKS ■b. 29c FISH - OYSTERS - RABBITS FRESH KILLED FRYERS AND HENS MWMARKET 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove
