The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, October 05, 1950, Page 13, Image 13

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Work Wanted
15
WORK WANTED: Middle aged
lady wishes «xid jobs. Ironing.
tact nt Büx E. Madison. Phone
3 hn In
22X1.
WILL LAUNDER CERTAINS
and put on stirlchi’i»; also luce
tablecloths, Phone 329J.
8 llip-io
WORK WANTED; Middl« «««'«I
lady wish«’» «xld Jobs, ironing,
washing, denning, baby silting,
ctr (Nintact at 1038 E M ullson
8-4t<’ 11
Pilone 22X1.
Monday
Izssons
128 Madison. Beginners and ad
vnnced ptipib For informili mn
« all I.19L. Col tilge Grove or Eli
gene 5-2ti?O. 331 West 29th St..
Helen Judy llnrdy
5 H«xx
XV ATER M ELL IHHLLING
Through F H
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A Dian». Bum|m
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dyVÍlle Plume 427J2.
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25th 'lay of SeptenilxT, A D., 1950.1 Rob Hansen an«l baby of <«hd< ¡nd
Miss Sally P.mton of Dorma wer«'
W. L. Purcell
¡n Eu
Chairman, District School Board
n
ATTEST:
NOI l< I. IO « IO .»I roll'»
Sunday
Wauseill«' Hindman, District a [»nicillin
for asthma.
ni
NOTICE IS III REBY GIVEN:
Walt Land
%
ia.; lx «'ll
NOTH K OF I INAI
Mr». W. N. Lamb, Mrs. Orville
CHIMNEY SWEEP. Filmaci" und Ihn I LI'CIE A. ADAM.' of th«'
SETTLEMENT
Lamb an i Mr» lion Lyon at her
• tuve» vacuimi cleaned I' um« amxiinted Admlni»tiix
4-4l|e7 H< I l.slute ol LYMAN E. ADAMS, D<- |
(ionie Saturday evening. Marvir
III.
( (•.i .ed, by the Circuit Com t of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Lamb and Gary Lyon, both two
Work Wanted
15 CUSTOM MEAT 1'U’I'ING i I.an«’ County, Slate of Oregon. AH That
tlie und«-rsigrx’d Executrix years of age, furnished their share
ix
rsons
having
claims
against
said
double wrap, griml, chill, ’«n-
of the I jis I Will and Testament of the entertainment with their
CVCIlUTg».
WAN ’ll I»
• twreby w'iuested to of EMMA WEBSTER, Deceased,
derlzc and qui«-k freeze. Ph. ‘Au,
Call nt
"wee talk’’ and antics.
ic same, duly verified has filed hei Final Account lor
lo.v.- out Co. ixx'kers. 39-tfcxx pl <-H4’¡lt
8-21 p-9
Mr. and Mre Ed Ding from Cot­
Bln h Ave.
•r vouchers, to the un- the Final Settlciwnt of said Es­ tage Grove visited Sunday evening
<b
ri
igncd
at
III«'
law
office
of
tate in the Circuit Court of l^inc with Mr. and Mr». Ora Addington
WATCH REPAIRS for I«'»».
RBEI’.T W LOMBARD, Wiser County, Slate of Oregon, and that
Miscellaneous
20 III
Mrs. Roy Stabler was quite ill
"Guaranteed watch and jewelry
Bldg, Cottage Grov«', Oregon, Tuesday, the 17th day of October. Sunday evening after a hunting
repairing." J- L. Stok«*«. 8H>
wiilmi
six
months
ot
the
dale
of
1950 at the Circuit Court Room ol trip but is much Ix-tter now.
Main, phone 7OD-
24-t.cxx FORMALE: H< l< o plywood B«»w-
the first publication of this notice. said Court in tin- County Court
As Bat Quackenbush wa.‘
I>.i id and first published Septem H ounc , Eugene, I.ane County. Ore­ making a short call on his brotin-r
I'h 328Y.
W<>RK WANTED I
1» , 7. 1950. LUCIE A ADAMS, gon, at ten o'clock in the fore- in-law, Orville Lamb Thursdaj
ph. .754RX Before jiM) pin
Administratrix. HERBERT W. noon, ha.; Ix’en by said Court fixed i night. Put’s car, evidently deciding
Mis Fred Farmen.
5-5t-9 as the time and place for hearing , ,, wa^
21 LOMBARI», Attorney.
en0Ugh to go «¡n its own
Sewing
RE-RtkiF NOW. All type*
of objection thereto and/or final
away backwards. The ob
ruofing im«l repair». FHA term .
(ALL’S Alteration Shop 615*4
lettlement of said Estate. J OR- taele cours« : planks, junked cal
NOTH li Ol 1 INAL
thri'v year» to pay. < •nil Charl«'«
M ¡in We repair, remake, and
SETTLEMENT
ENA HAYNES. Executrix. HER ]
a blackberry thicket and ;
C Young, 12<ô So 6th St. , Cot
¡cl n • both men'» and women's
BERT W. IXJ.MBARD, Attorney. , thr,.(. fum dropoff a bank, mean
tage Grove, phone 2I3R.
19-tfcxx
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
6- >t-10 i nothing as it came to rest Ix -idi
clothing. 325R.
That the undersigned Executrix
1 rabbit hutch after moving
MITI.
B
OF
HEARING
<E I’S FOR: Buttonhole», of the Last Will and Testament
aside. There was neither dent
ON FINAL A< « Ol NT
EMMA JANE I.ANSING. i< . m i
bui ton coverings, cover«'«! belts, of THOMAS F. GEER. 1 h<<axcd,
scratch and the motor kept
of piano and harmony Makes
and buckle», hemstitilchlng has lik’d her account for the final
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
|
running.
n K|Hfi.dlty ol lx
At la ne’». 11 So. 6th St. Phone .(•tllcmenl of said Estate in the
school
That the undersigned Executor of: Dean Addington was horn«- over
42-tfcxx
90.
Circuit Court of the State of Ore­ the Last Will and Testament of I the week end from Portland where
students an«l older
gon lor Lane County, and that EDO JENKS, Deceased, has filed he is employed at a plywood plant
Tuesdiiy, the 17th «lay of OctoIxT,
2Kto9
account for the final .settle­ at Milwaukie.* His family will
22 1950, at ten o'clock, in the fore- hi»
Pcrnonals
ment of said Estate In the Circuit move there ax’soon as he can find
n«x>n, at the Circuit Court R«x>m, Court of Dine County, State of a place for them to live.
Everybody reads the Classdnst
j n n i: ,T' i V! ITERS I will be
House, Eugene,
County Court
-------
Joe Owen Jr. was home from
nt Webb's Hardware to r<c h r Mnc County, State of Oregon, has Oregon, and that Tuesday, the
10th day of October, 1950, at the Fort Lewis. Wash., over the week
lxcn by »nd Court fixed a» the Circuit Court Room of said Court end. A soldier from Eugene and
7th Will «all at
tune and place for the h«*aring of
rr any group on objections thi-reto and for the in the County Court House, in another from Springfield rede with
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, at Joe to and from Fort Lewis.
venings
at
my
I < quest;
Imai settlement of s a i <1 estate. ten o'cl«x.’k in the forenoon, has
DELPHA A. GEER. Executrix. been by said Court fixed as the
HERBERT W. LOMBARD, at­ time and place for hearing of ob-
Edith Kenady, Reporter
torney.
6-5t-10 Ijcctions thereto and for final
n >i
Phone 37F22
settlement of said Estate. GOTT -
SCHOOL IHsTRK T BOM»
Pharmacy.
FRIED
GRABER.
Executor
Mr. and Mrs. George McRey-1
ELECTION NOTICE
HERBERT W. I/l.MBARD. At­ nolds and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
AU'OHOL ANONYMOUS now
torney.__________ 5-5tc-9
Cha[»man hunt«xl near Cresei
m<< H in the east room of th«’ TATE OF OREGON
last week end but had no luck.
armory, each Tu< day at 8 IKI
Phone INO
pm Phon«' 1I3JL B. O. Box 13.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2«. ss. I
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Mrs Orville Lamb, Reporter
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN’
THAT, at the schixil district bond ‘
C. L Quackenbush and Walt
elix'tion hereby called, to be held
Lamb returned home late Sunday
at Saginaw Schoolhouse, Saginaw,
—„.„u r.f i
in and for Sch.x.l District No. 26.! night after hunting for a e«>upl< of .
of Umc County. Oregon, on the days in eastern Oregon near
11th day of O< tolx r. A. D.. on thej Pnnrie I ily They saw a great
(ViL-m the hours of 2 o'clock P. many hunters hut no deer with
USED TIRES
DIVIDE
$1.00 and up
Doyles Sales & Service
lll.W
The Sentim i. I »Hag«’ liruvr. Oregoa
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
For reliability and
use
promptness
your phone for the
services offered by
these firms!
M and 8 o'clock P. M. thcr«> will horns.
h.- submift.«! to the legal voters
Lavern Brown, brought in a nice
thereof the question of contracting I thnx'-point deer Sunday.
a bon.led indebtedness in the sum I Mrs. ( lyde Davis of
of S10.1MJ0.1X) for th«' purpose of | Grove spent F riday evening
h
erecting a gsmnasium for said i-Mrs. Roy Stabler.
( t«x>l district
A far»’w«'11 P®r’y WM K,vcn
’“•The vote to’ be by ballot upon | day aftem.xin at the school house
which shall he the words "Bonds I for .DeWayne Tolliw ia seccmd
Yes" and "Bonds No", and the | grader, by his teacher Mrs. Eliza-
voter shall place a cross (xl be-I beth Pritchard and the pupils of
tween the word "Bonds" and the that r.iom. DeWayne, and his sis-
word "Yes” or between the word ter Sue. a seventh grader, planned
"Bonds" and the word "No", to leave Monday for Cahfurn a
whichever indicates his choice.
with their parents, the C. A. Tolh-
The imlls for the reception of: vers.
the ballots cast for or against the
IT.-school age visitors wen
contraction of said indebtedness | George Ouackrrhush. Lyn Porter
will on said day and date and at ( an«i Joe Campbell.
Seven pupils have left Lynx Hol-
the date aforesaid lx- opened at
the houi of 2 o'clock P. M. and re- low school this year.
main o|x-n until the hour of 8| Mrs. Roy St a Ider, with Mrs.
o'clock P. M. ot the same day, at!
which hour the same shall be,
closed.
By order of the district school ■
board of School District No. 26 of!
Lane County, Oregon, made this
for
PHONE
NUMBERS
that mean
SERVICE
THESE ARE
NUMBERS YOU
Y SHOULD REMEMBER
Pat’s Saw Shop
Grove Jewelers
Watch Repairing
Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Setting
Official R. R. Watch
Inspector
I’h. 301
38 N. 6th
Lee’s
Paint Store
Smith
Optical
IT LLER PAINTS
VARNISHES
WALLPAPER
A
Your Fidler Paint Dealer
63(1 W’hitcaker
I’h. 780-1
MERRY TILLERS
Z/ cah N umskull
Doi's all kinds of garden
work.
VJHY-
vaovjgan Y ou
COMPLETE ori K AL
&
SCQAPÎ-,
IC Attui. AX
A&HROlP
-T ravi ls closir
-to <Ht SUH THAH
axy oidia, ix
-THI SOLAR.
SYSTEM.
HOUSEHOLD
APPLIANCES
Smith
Ph. 15
500 Mam
IVestern Giant Tires
Batteries
Coronado Applianci s
Phone 225
LARRY II. LEVENS,
Owner
Ph. 310
26 N. 6th
Trailing Stamps
CROSLEY
SHELVADOR
REFRIGERATORS
Hile Furniture
Phon.' 783
Lloyd Aldrich
Texaco Service
TIKES
BATTERIES
AC( ESSI IRIES
ROAD SERVICE
8th and Main
Ph. 85
8 Ite H
Radio Service
We MTi ii e any
model of radio.
I Day Sonic«'
Reasonable Pru'es
Nichols Radio
& Appliance
Lee Nichols
DEA^NCAH’IF I FFD.
my pis " maple : syeup
ONLY-WOULD IT
SWEETEN UP
''fslAHOtSANv'e
Recharging
Reniais
Repairs mid
Rehuilding
Eville Batterica
4 Complete Battery Service
127 North !Mh
R. II. (lox E. II. Whitehead
By STANLEY
If you don’t have ab­
solute control of your
car in first and second
gear, better drive up
now and let us check
your clutch system,
We will thoroughly
check, adjust and lu­
bricate it. Refacing
w h e r e necessary at
low cost!
/
CUTTS BROS.
GARAGE
238 S. 10th Ph. 158-R
By Ed Nofziger
JOE BEAVER”
DEA!? . ajcah - wuull -
YOU GALL TME- PUBLIC
iPEAKEB» 'SPUD'
BECAUSE- HE ÍS A
COMMGAj--r~TCP
TV.ttllfiöLES
GUS'E
34-tfcxx
YOU’RE TELLING ME!
____________ __________ B, WILLIAM RITT ——----------------------------- -
Central Press Writer
2 5 3-R
A NEW JERSEY COP hand-
ciilfcd his prisoner to a tree and
both prisoner and tree disap­
peared. Now it’s the cop who’s
out on a limb.
C. E. LEABO
A type of pct tropical fish to
called the upside down catfish.
UY get them from the Antipodes,
ho doubt.
general
(’(INSTRUCTION
architectural
drawing
707 Birch
if
E
Phone 253-R
EDDIE’S
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
We speciali/-«' in
children's haircutM.
BRAKE SERVICE
Union Shop
Ph. 178-4
427 Quincy
Phone 91
! Ill
NO SAWDUST
Phone 288
Ph. 317
9 3 2
MAXINE’S
BARBER SHOP
I0O Milts FlRlUul.
REAL IRISHMAN
DRESSED a Ut
CLOTHES ùf A
.
BY-dCHE DAY, A COSTUME HOW IXZELDiKuLY
rare
HoT »A cre Y i IAH S ix . uow iulmahi ih
T he whole , cr ip . llakd .
1 Cord Load $6.00
2 Cord Load $10.00
CATASAUÇUA.PA*
179
Cottage Grove
Battery * Electric
?
DRY PLANER ENDS
TV UAW AHI ?
8 5
How FAÇY
CAM INSICYS
'f'dAVtX. OM-Y h L
WIND
SERVICE
2 2 5
Western Auto
Supply Co.
By R. J. SCOTT
~S a > a W oodworth < A
new Y ork newspaper «. epor T lr ,
wro T l T hl poem /-Tilt old oaken
B ucket ? about T he well and
H ouse , of H is boyhood a T
AREEN BUSH, MASS.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Phone 146
51-tfcxx
117 No. Lane
NO BAKE
ELECTRIC SI PPL1ES
and
REPAIRS
How’s Your
Car
in Traffic?
l’a« 1»
í ÍJ
LYNX HOLLOW
Hiwaj 90 North
513 Main
O. t
! 1
IM Ikis COUNTRY
HAVt-mM HANO
POLLlNIZEO OR TXtSI
WILL NOI OLAR-
.
THCRl ARE BOTH
“ MALS AND RIMALI
THEIS OUT ONLY
THl FEMALE
. PEARS FRUrt-
"Tell it to th« Marine»," i* an
aneienl »eying, we learn. How-
ever, it »till ear mak« hot new» a$
Mr. HST found out.
!
!
1
In Nevada rcmeone bet $7.000
he could nanw the poet laureate
of England—a^id he won. Who
said that poetry doesn’t, some­
times, run into big money?
The past seems more glamor­
ous than the present when you
remember that Cleopatra, not
Farouk, was once boss of Egypt.
Birt Cleo, like Farouk, wei c
pretty good «pander. She onco
put a pearl instead cf an ol.vo in
her cocktail.
The town of Singapore is mysti­
fied by the appearance of tiger
there, first ore seen in 10 years.
It’s probably no mystery the cat,
no doubt, is Just another refugee
from Korea.
r«rPrnnDER5En
6HÍLL-0IL DISTRIBUTOR
PHONE 250
4 TH. & TAYLOR
<
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
f TOOTH! T DIDN’T HURT YOU ANY^. 4
< TODAY . DID I ? rja,'!~
i
WELL. IT L
‘ KINDA HURT I
WHEN YOU STUCK
■
NEtDLElja
AXE WITH
Wl IH THAT
IMAI
—A l -----
Want to get shot immediately?'
BY WALLY BÍSHCP
MUGGS AND SKEETER
TEE^E! THAIS ALL FOR THAT N I If08. MOW
Only RAYMOND P. AN­
DERSEN o I t e r s quality
Shell industrial oils, fuels
and greases at reasonable
rates. We are authorized
wholesale Shell distributors
in Cottage Grove. Call 250
. . . inquire about our de­
pendable delivery service
and quality
off thaï hunter’s red cap!
(T COULDN’T HAVE! T
|
DEADENED YOUR GUM WITH A S
SURFACE ANESTHETIC BEFORE )
I STARTED TO BLOCK THE f
NERVE I
YEAH ?
JT y ES!
YOU COULDLT ÛÂŸË FELT
ANY PAIN AT ALLI IT MUST
r
HAVE BLEU A PSYCHOLOGICAL. J
REACTION I
WELL. MAYBE
THE NEEDLE
DIDN’T HURT