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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1950)
Thorn., tu« 17. 11)50 I'r?c 13 fluid' Alfie, bur run rock $37 20; , I¡IIe $8 00; dark Battery & Elee -I McKinzie Machine & Part • Co, < o., ¡un tn H n pan , $27 31 Maple '1rs. Esther Trunnell, Reporter ■.iipo'ics S.Ct 50, Tidewater Asso. ton Garage, hardware supp. < »•«-»>. NVMMMU O| Al.I. Hl'SiM'ss Ia* S »•.<»<>: Reto ■ m il .’•hone 17-F-ll $2/"Ji 85; $4.25; T C Wildish. rock $135.00, TRANSMITI) BY Illi1; tilt X ■ vol * Ihul iot> 'Iti', : Incili il Oil TV COI KT <>| HIE NT X I i: Ol Oil Co., diesel & oil $305 65; Stand Gilds । Getiss Hardware Co L. C Stublilefield, rock $5.25; Mr. and Mrs. George Quimby uri! I 'll I ’n., du *. I A- oil $718.32. hardware supplie . $77.0!); Colum Florence Welding & Machim OKI '.ON I <d( ind her mother. Fanny Watkins Shop, wi lding $21.73; Thu Bethel Richfield < )it Co., gi ni oil $77.40, 1 bin Equipment Co., pumi» '-'18 52 (Continued Iroin Page 12) joined the following gr »up for a Wah r Diat., services 0150; S>:iap- Richfield, crank pin grease $3.30; I Mapii ton P. « k Production picnic at Belnap Springs Sunday, Ori Tools Corp, tool*' $48.92; I'M- ward C. Cox. $15031, Aetna Llfi Sh’ll < >ll gasoline <V oil $417. rock $7.50; (’Hire Parks, exj Mt. and Mrs. Phillip Holt and Ins. Co., Inauratici’ $6 18; tin. tu hi Sii II $2.60; Ding-Bill Retail I , pt , । gene Waler A- Elec. Boaid, $80.83; three sons of Croswell, Mr. and Hospital A» Ti„ hospitalization 'll; Shell OH Co. gas * oil $703. hardware supplii ; $5.31; hi , i„ tuini' County Eke. < -op, ? > r Mr». George Skidmore and two $6UIM); PuHli' I lo'p A 'n Iio' 99; .Shell Oil Co., gas« oil $824.82 Plumbing Air Healing Co., op niri ■ i $1<X>; Floyd Gitb ns M< o । children and Mr. and Mrs. James ' , supplies $165.45; pilallzaliuti $3 50; (iri’.- ."chi.ku, Armco Drainage Ar Metal Pi > rs $3.50; Mill» Motor McGUvery and son all of Spring- ; GENERAL BRIDGE: Miller Co. Tr, slate withholding : .I.H7, duct», Inc., culvert $1.831 36. repairs $75; Earl 'I field, also Mrs. May Ellen West I iSoren'en, $267.41; John Hourne-j, Graia* Schiska, IT. ln< »ni> * Wyntt», tire» * repairs $196.52 and son and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. j ! $254 69; Raymond Taeko, $261.08; Hunt and grandson all of Red Odell Couper, $252. 78; Ira Dys* Ft, mond. $203.95; Eugene Hospital A* r>., Mis. Cora Bilderback of Spring- ho-.pitaliZ'ition $3.00; Pacific J!"'- field spent the wrek end with the ' filial Ass’n., hosp:! iHz.O: >n 510 50; Frink Whites and Ixe Williams. Gr ifo Schiska, C i. I i . -.late with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and in.Jding $1102; Grace Schi .ka, Co. three sons moved over tin *.i. ., Tr., income tax $12640; Rctin- end to their new home at 440 nwnt Sy item, contnbulioiis '5 ' I: Clover Lane in Springfield. Bill Young, $211 18; Robert Wcy- Boone Humphrey and Ben Layng ' arul, $218 41; Pacific Horpitnl art threshing in this vicinity this As.'n , hospitalization $3.50; Grac, week. Schiska, Co. Tr.. state withholding Herman Scullcn of the O.S C. i $167: Grace Schi->ka, Co. Tr.. in- faculty was a dinner guest at the < ome tax $28.20; The Ikxith-Kelly Hqgh Trunnell home Sunday en , Lbr. Co., lumber $478.20. Scherer , Liy, <»regon — Public dedication ceremonies sponson-u route to Ashland where he will do i Motor Co., replace oil filter el - ment $5.56; A. C. Strlki r, $277.49; by M in?'.' । . branch of W. yrrhtii user Timber Company research work for the college for j ; Pacific Hosp. Ass’n., hospitaliza- will I; he’d on August 20 at 2:00 p in. in thi s a-er. on com a couple of weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Brown and i tion $3.50; Grace Schiska, Co. Tr.. pany’s ir e farm land northeast ci Bly. Mcnr rial marks i state withholding $3.15; Grace ploc nnr six civilians lost their lives on May 5, 1945 in family of Blue River spent Satur- ' Made to last a lifetime! Schiska, Co. Tr., income tax 530.- explosion of balloon-carried Jap bomb. Monumt will con- ' day ,, night with Belva ai d Clinton . Garoutte. 60; Bohemia Ijimber Co.. Inc., tain bronze plaque with names < f victims. Mr. and Mr». L silo Hull and lumber $577.50; Wilson E. Willie, (daughter Arlie Dale of Vancouveri $203.95; Grace Schiska, C> Tr.. spent last week at the C. ~ S. ~ Plas- ‘ state withholding $2.33; Grace ter home where Mr. Hull assisted Your Marshal! Well* Dealer Schiska, Co. Tr., income tax $26.- in hauling hay. On Tuesday Mrs. 70; V. D. Fogle, $134.40; A C. Hull and Arlie Dale visited her Striker, rxpws $10.75; Cars: n cousins, Alice Mahn and Mabel | Saw Shop, filing saws $3.50; Hclliwell in Roseburg. Lowell Hull ! Phelps Lumber Co., lumber $887.- who had spent several wicks here ! * I 52: Iva Saling, mcals-bridgc crew $286.70; Wards Saw Shop, sharpen The battle of the spruce bud- expected that the report will be returned v. ith them. Mr. and Mrs. J J •’w’on FFull were spending the • .iw. $3.75; Monnx? Lumber Co.,- *worm, a project covering a million ready this month. Heat way to »pruce up a telephone i» with a »oft, dry cloth...never with water, or any other liquid. • with her parents in Boise, lumber $2,257.16; Consumers i •>- acres of forest land in the state of A tremendous amount of work week <>[xTative Asao., lumber $84.94; fJregon, w as completed about the was necessary before the actual ■ Idaho. The J. K. Gill Co., $14.58; R. A. middle of July. (»raying could start. This included j A.on Lee Williams, Hugh Trun- Babb Hardware Co., spikes, bolts. The work was carried out by an inspection of the various in- ncll and Wilbur McFarland de Washers, hammers, mauls, etc. the state forestry department and Tested areas and a selection of livered their lambs in Yoncalla By Camillus $215.65; Laurist M. Olson, $152.73; t he U. S. forest service, each those which should be treated. Saturday. Sylvia Veatch returned Sunday John Slinkard $237.20; W. E. Baker, Suggcstions to help protect your service working as an independent agent Since there is a total infested area $218.23; George Meyer, $247.98; on 500,000 acres of infested for of 2,500,000 acres in the state it from Vancouver, B. C. where she; Others from 49c. Eugene Hospital Ass’n., hospital ests. The bureau of entomology was impossible to treat it all in attended summer school. She will I ization $9.00; Grace Schiska, Co. had charge of the technical end one year and the work had to be return to Bend for the opening of Ti., state withholding $12 82: of the work. • stricted to those areas which school after a few weeks at the I IB Grace Schiska. Co. Tr., income tax Tlie state forestry department were going into the third year of home of her mother, Addie Veatch $116.80; Retirement System, con phase of the work started early infestation. High mortality in the in Cottage Grove. The dog race is on. A 16 year! tributions $42.30; Ole J. Haldor- in June in the Spi mgficld-Rd i - J trees starts during the third year, Kytc, burg unit and was completed j Other matters included the va- old, small day, Bobby, who has •on. $262.14; Vernon $226.01: Bernard Ward. $23136; . ;o :: la mldJii of July in theiHous contracts, not only_ for __ the visited here much this summer re- Chas. Parcell $222.40; Arthur C. of east ■ , in. actual flying but also for the in ccntly btoke his leg, had it "re Popi’. $172.53; Pacific Hospital Durin" i' it, time ap[ loximately secticide, solvent and _ carrier, paired” by a veterinary a.:d is --------- — A s s' n hc-pitalization $17.oi': otO.iMlO • Hon. of DDT mix was I transportation to the flying fields getting around tho slightly lame. Grace Schiska, Co. Tr.. state with sf ; i. don the forests. and proper storage facilities. Pro- He belongs to the Leslie Hulls. A Siamese twin, yes that’s the1 holding $13.68; Grace Schiska, Co. A chick on the effectiveness of vision had to be made for flying Tr., income tax $154 20; Retire the Work was made in the Spring- strips and where the fields were next thing for Latham. But it be ment System, contributions $61.- •field-Roscbtirg unit wlich »bowed not avallaNe they tad to be con- longs to the cucumber family. Old This is the ‘‘flavor savor” 96; Carl’I.. Olson $242.81; “J . <>f beUer than 97 per cent.. structed. The final step was the timers say they have been seen ; that browns the cruR just STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCI.: This is considered as highly satis-1 ] • well-trained ivell-trained personnel to load before. Those from Hebron and Latham right and keeps the juice State Ind. Acci. Com., compensa- factory. Other areas will lx? in- planes m quicklv, ............. — — । **"-"V> check the spray inside. tion $854.36; iyc^.c..a -♦ - >-• — — > ... • . : who attended the Homecoming1 1. A twisted cord an lead (o trouble AJtho ugli the 2. It’s built to take it . . . but your telephone can spectcd at a later date and it is । coverage and keep track of tem- program at Walker church Sun wires arc n|x . tally designed for ikididity, too many w peratures and wind movement. twists and kink, may cxcntually br< ak them and inter stand it sits on is soln! and is in a s|»ot where it won't The insecticide which was ap- day afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. ' plied at the rate of one gallon to George Andrews, Ann Hill, Mr. fere with screiic until a repairman an call. Good he ¡dentally humped. Other ways to help protect the acre consisted of one pound and Mrs. Harper Caslcr and Mr. idea to get the curls out by letting the receiver dangle scrviie: Avoid "y;.uiget” attaihments for your tele of DDT to a quart of solvent and and Mrs. Hugh Trunnell. Those and unwind by itself . . . then keep them out by phone , . . keen cords dear of doorways where they three quarts of oil added to act as from Cottage Grove were Mr. and remembering, each time you call, not to put turns in may be pinched . . . and alw ay s keep water away from a carrier. Although actual cost fig Mrs. Al Griffen, Aunt Cad Wal the cord as you handle the receiver. wires and fittings. ures have not yet been computed, lace and Mr. and Mrs. Pentico. it is thought that the cost to the Mrs. Wallace told of her girthocxl private landowner will be slightly days on the site where the Wal 3. Did you ever stop to think that your tele phone ker church now stands. Of course PRICE INCREASES SINCE 1940 over one dollar per acre. i. om aervict or pit ce of tqui] mi n( in yout hi unc Mabel Jackson and her mother, Spraying was limited by both IN TERRITORY WE SERVE that's repaired and maintained for life at no extra FOOD UP wind selocity and temperature. Mrs. Mackey of Cottage Grove are cost to you ? It’s one of the rallies included in the 10?X Work had to cease when the wind leaders in the little church always, i COST OF CLOTHING rates you pay fur service . . . rates that make your reached six miles per hour and were there also. LIVING UP UP 82X Joyce Elaine was born to Mr. service a real bargain today. For the telephone takes when the temperature raised to 68 AVERAGE 66X degrees. Because ofc this the work and Mrs. Harold Walford of TELE PHONE an even smaller part of thepmily budget than it did RATES UP started at daybreak and continued Latham at their home on Aug 6. te n years ago. (>n the ave rage, rates base gone up less Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Youngblqbd until one or the other weather than halt as much as the cost ot living generally. who have moved to Curtin visited I factors stopped the work. REASONABLY ED at the home of his brother, Jimmy ATHLETE’S FOOT GERM Youngblood Monday. At a delightful spot on the HOW TO KILL IT. river near the John Hooton home, IN ONE HOUR, IF NOT PLEASED, your Irte back. Sunday afternoon, a special ser Ask any druggint for Ulis STRONG fun- vice was held by members of the WEBB’S uicMe. T-4-L. Made with 90 imin’ »1- Springfield and Cottage Grove I ■ l>. |, Il PENKTRATEK Raaehes 716 Main Cottage («rove, Orc. j kill» MORE germs tastar. Today at Free Metbodist churches. The pur SXU1 IIRI G pose wawto baptize 18 adults. Rev. Leslie Graves of the Springfield church and Rev. C. B. Starkey of the Cottage Grove chut ch were as sisted by Joe Phillips. A double quartet furnished music through out the service. Those immersed Your Marshall Wells Dealer from Cottage Grove were Mr. and Mrs. Eli Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. Robci t Bot ley, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- aid Beers, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy t Ballew. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Yates and three sons of Portland came to the Hugh Trunnell home Monday evening. Mrs. Yates and boys will stay the week with her parents with winn while Mr. Yates is working in Grants Pass, Coos Bay and Eu gene. Mis. Don Isaacson and two daughters s|>ent last week end with her sister, Mrs. Harold Christen son, near Albany. Mrs. Isaacson brought her young niece, Sharon Finest Quality Christensen, home with her for the week. The Nentllicl, <'»tiagt'Flrove, Oregon LATHAM D0LlPR«U4f mURL r MARSHALL WILLS SI^l YOUR CHOICE Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls 2,45 and 3.49 Spraying of Spruce Budwerm Was Completed Last Month JX A Good ‘ Podlbt Knife HOW TO TREAT YOUR TELEPHONE 1.25 up A Pyrex Pie P.ate 59c and 69c Stock Reduction Sale On good new and used bathtubs, sinks and al! kinds of plumbing. . Coleman’s 2-Burner Camp Stove Your telophone is one of today’s best bargains $9.95 PRAGER FURNITURE Hodgeman Pakiite Air Mattress S13.00 HOUSE PAINT Chezem Saw Shop 4,79 per gallon APEX, precision chain grinding' HORNET, prices reduced to $299.00 — $311.00 Cox - Disston - Atkins - Titan Chains ÎHERŒRY Get set for action with the trigger-muscled PACE CAR of showroom today.,, hop into this sleek, responsive beauty... the Indianapolis 500-mile Racel Jump into the BIG-car let il stretch its legs on the open road and show you what class with 21% belter gas mileage than the average of the It can do. Then get down-to-earth values on our extra Hornet — Titan Sales & Service liberal Trade-in Terms with payments starting as low as We finance sales Power saw rental Overhauling on All Makes fresh Western styling that combines permanent outdoor $49 a month! You'll know why Popular Demand has doubled 849 No. Lane St. beauty with roomy indoor comfort. Drop in at our friendly Mercury's sales within a single yearl Jiree low-priced carsi* Leap years ahead with Mercury's ♦A» demonstrated in !!•• Grand Canyon Economy Ted In which Mercury wen the only Swecpjtake» Winner 836 Main 2.49 Day or Night Service Closed Kundayi Floyd Githens Motors, Inc Phone 739J Phone 27 .1 One Block Back of Del’s Steak House Washdays will soon be rained indoors—this model, sturdily built Your Marshall-Well* Dealer I
