(UVE UP READING
¡lodge No 51, AFA AM, and served W ANT TO RENT: Good pasture ’ FOR SALE: Golden Cross can-
Some people have read so much
for horse. Phone 9341« Presión I ning corn, 1 mile east of Cres-
as master in 1917.
Russell.
33-ltp
well, Leland Heart, phone 5E22 about tile bad effects of drinking
W illiam E Wi.we, 73, • r*ai-
Besides his widow, survivors in
M -lte 3 that they have decided to give up
I dent of Cottage Grove for the past clude one son, Chester Scott of
TWO BALI. FOI’RSOMK
reading.
3») years, passed away at the local I Pleasonton. Calif.; two daughters EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN:
1940 Bulck Special, good con- ■ WANT TO BUY: KX) M or more
C lta b lM w d Au«uM IS. IM S .
A ll those who p!»y golf and hospital Monday, August 11 Me Mrs Vera Bishop of Belton, Tex
dttion; 3 It p. Evintude outboard
standing timber. Vicinity of
don't Join In the regular two bull was born in Germany October 7, land Mis Betty Iteli«' Berry. Menlo
PuD ltah«! a r a r y Thuraday a t Cotta«» G ro w . oraro n
motor: .32 Special Winchester
southern Lane or northern
i
Park,
l'a
li!
.
and
five
grandchil-
1878,
and
came
go
the
United
Kntaraiî at C o tta«u G ro w d r » « ,» aa o«-o«id ria»» m attar.
foursomes held each Tuesday nite
dix'r rifle; 12 gauge Winchester
Douglas counties l ’itone l"o!
•u b a rrlp llo B rata», raah in advance Mo tu b a rrtptIon fo r I»»« than thraa m.attha
at the local golf course, follow,xl States when a boy. He was mar I dren.
« M ia
3 M .a.
pump shotgun; mctsl clarinet
1 TT.
tsge Grove 575R.I after 6 pm '
ried
August
7.
1922
to
Ella
A
lim
e
ra
i
servila»
w
ill
be
held
by
a
wonderful
potluck
dinner
are
S
00
I
M
in Ora«nu __ _______ __________ ____
11*
ami ease; 2-Wheel trailer with i
M-2t|>-l
SSO
iso missing a good thing We eat out Beckwith at Albany, Oreg. She nt 2 30 p.m,. Saturday, August 16,
untatila Oraron _ ....... ..........................
« <*
With
steel frame; Itoy's bicycle. 211
Forvign ra tta on a p r ite ti ton.
side on the same picnic table w i preceded him in death in 1950.1 at Milts Mortuary Interment wilt
No.
Douglas
Phone
I38L.
ra id llansen
M ' I ' I t I M I I K « .IIU I I' O I I H D *
r u t c r . Publisher used before we had the high class Mr. Wiese was a member of the !ie in tlie local Masonic cemetery
53 Up M i l II R ( I S | ) V I U l ' l l N is
A rfv .n u tn « M m « p r restaurant and bar in the club Lutheran church and Knights of Masonic ritualistic services w ill ls>
R ncl.ly K d lln r Ph.-n»«
5.M M )1T
’lite Oregon Apprentice Council
Pythias lodge.
If .lames linker, dlreclnr of re
coudui'lsxl hy Cottage Grove lodge 1
M anaging E d ito r rhot rs ^Ä»,
*» • house, and when our first club
(o ao Oalk)
WOULD L IK E BABY s illin g or has annauneeil tliat state-wide fa seat eli at Northwestern Unlvera-
house was almost too small to
Surviving are three brothers No 31. AFA AM.
light
housework
to
meet
high
cilities of the organization are he Uy’s Traffic InsBiuie, I» righi,
eat inside During the time Mr and two sisters: E R. and L. If.
N tW S rA F It R
school expenses. 50c iter hour. Ing made available Io s|tonsors of there's no point In calling another
and Mrs George Ross conducted Wiese, both of Cottage Grove; A '
N A T IO N A L K 0 IT 9 K IA L
Also nice oulgiown twei-d coat, apprentice training programs who motorist a moron If lie almost
A
2«»ailC U SSS
the golf course, we were invited L. Wiese of Lorane; Mrs. Edith B 1
i
|A s S > C & T l g N
Sit). Altout 14 year size. 21-1 No. wish Io certify their pmgiams causes you lo crack up The N.U.
%
association
to eat inside in cool weather and Odom and Mrs. Freda Odom, both
IXtugl.is
33-ltp under the recent PresKk-ntlal ( professor has Jui>t rome in the sur-
LOST: Pair of glasses, blown and
thus could prolong our potluck of Salem
_ i s m m ra H I M
order authorizing requests (or the
dinners and two ball foursomes
Funeral servkvs were held at ' clear plastic frames, gold Irin, WANTED: 1-ogglng Jolt tor small deferment of apprentices who meet lace after lielng submerged In a
Joyce Fisher. Leave at Sentinel.
right into the fall months, till it 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, August 13,
lot of research .
and he claims
eat. W ill contract any amount Selective Seivlce regulation*.
53-1 tc
National Advertising Representative
got too dark to play in the eve- .at Mills Mortuary with vault in
the best driver would iw a high-
timber, l ’itane Cottage Grovel
W E E K L Y I^EWJU-APEK REPRESENTATIVES, |N C .
ning.
grade moron This is quite a blow
terment in the local IOOF eenie- j FOR SALE: Car trailer, good
575IU after 6 p in
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Office Sates The Sentinel
lo Ihoae of Us who ale proud of
At
first
we
had
a
small
club
tery
The
Rev
Richard
Gross
of
|
New York • Chicago • Detroit • Philadelphia
condition. 117 Madison, eve
our driving skill
lad the pro
house. just one room, as the course Coos'Bay officiated.
nings after 5 or 626 Main street,
fessor may have a point In his
was organized away hack in 1925.
days
53-2tp-i
and could not eat inside very' well J
lii-udwork
F irst Parcel Post T ru c k
tho we did, even tho the space i Nola B row n
Whoever found the Parker 5l pen
He says, “ the npeiallon of s
Through the untiring efforts of Sam Veatch. postmas was not much larger than is now- Nola Brow n of Culp Creek pass- i in the post office last week
m otor oh la <"o (WI • Ink 1,1
covered
by
our
caddy
house
The
ter, the Cottage Grove ¡xtst office got its first parcel post
<xi away Monday, August 11, at the
please call 118-Y. Reward
eommand llie attention of those
golf clubhouse is very fine Cottage Grove hospital at the age
truck to serve local patrons. The moral of the story behind present
. 33-ltp
olio aie imo tlcularly b rig h t” This
indeed but we miss our inside of 50. She was born Nola Messer |
the work of Mr. Veatch is that he did not consider the task suppers when the weather turns
makes
a dented fender an indi-
RENT 3.00111 w ith fu ll
of getting a truck to serve his patrons an impossible task. chilly. A il who play and arc on June 14, 1902, at Hartford, : FOR
, . llu . lt
Ol H lugli IQ I'lotl-SMl.
bath modem duplex apartment.
Tenn.,
and
was
married
there
on
!
Baker has derided that If you have
When it comes to getting something done, more particularly learning to play are welcome to July 15, 1900, to James Brown. | After September 1, 409 So. 3rd.
tine eyesight you are apt to be
for the community, lots of us are ready to throw in the join us in the two balls every who survives.
St.
53-ltc
eyeing passing distract kma. instead
Tuesday as long as we conduct
sponge.
They came to Culp Creek six FOR SALE: Gulden Cross can
ot keeping your optics on the road.
them
this
suptmer
and
fall.
There is one community, not too far from here, which
years ago from Monmouth where
And if you're too bright, you're
ning corn Ready by August 18,
Belle Burkholder
works on community projects the year around. Even the ser
they had lived one year. P rior to
If you don’t have Bodily In ju ry
doing sums In yout head, or <xm-
Ray Vincent, River Road, cast
vice clubs there do not adjourn for the summer and apparent
that they had residl'd at Brooklyn.
templatmg the the«»ries of E in
of Creswell. l ’honc 5F3L
ly nobody asks when approached to make a donation or do
S IL K C R EEK
Wash. Mrs. Brown w as a member '
stein
instead of watching
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and
property
Damage
In
s
u
r
(M.-s. Hal Cochran, Ph. S46JI) of the Baptist church, VFW Aux
some community work, “What’s in it for me?"
trafile signals It sounds as though
HELP WANII D
lt,.-|Hiiiol.le
the professor Just Imrked Into a
The Silk Creek school w ill be- iliary and Dorena Grange.
ance you are personally re
person to care for girls of six
gin
Monday’,
September
8,
with
Surviving
besides
her
husband
fire hydrant
O ff-S tre e t P arkin g
years
and
11
months
until
No
Mrs. Summers teacher for the up are one son. Harding Brown of
sponsible
in
4
4
states
.
.
.
in
Even though ears are equipped
For S m all Tow n
per grades and Mrs. Perkins the Dorena; two daughters: Mrs Bon-1 vember. Phone 847R after 5
p.m.
53-21 p-1
w ith oil filtering devices . . . the
lower grades. A ll first grade! s are nie Jakubowski of Seattle anti
oil |win must occasionally hr taken
cluding Texas
With many of the larger cities in the state providing required to have birth certificate, Mrs. Jeanne Huffman of Culp TEACHER WANTS partly fu r
off Ml tliat the emuisltied substance
marking facilities thru special built equipment, it behooves and a physical examination before Creek; four grandchildren, and nished 2 or 3-bedroom house by
tliat collects at the b dlom may
several brothers and sister.
the smaller localities to start making plans to park the starting to school.
Sept 5. Call 144J4.
53-2tp-l
he removed Tills Is an Important
Mrs.
Glen
Hankins
came
home
Funeral
services
w
ill
he
held
at
lutoa before they choke the small town to death.
Before planning a trip anywhere come in and see
item in car rare
and it should
FOR
SALE:
Reg.
Golden
Collie
from
Eugene
last
week
She
has
2:30
p
m
,
Friday.
August
15.
at
As we have pointed out before, the smaller shopping
be attended to at least one a year.
been staying w ith her father, Mr. Mills Mortuary with, the Rev
puppies. 2 months old. Phon«'
centers have one advantage, convenience, and if this is lost, Letson,
us.
We’ll
help
you
check
your
insurance
coverage
but he is some better so Clark S. Enz officiating. In te r
b m i .
33-u p
An event that w ill interest tlie
;he biggest asset will be lost to the smaller places.
home for awhile.
ment w ill be in Rest Havcm Me
to be sure you’re nut caught abort in a strange
indille In and around Cottage
We can avail ourselves of one or two solutions or per- she M came
W
IL
L
TRADE
beautiful
5-bed
r and Mrs. Carl Barnes and morial Park, Eugene.
Grove I* the Community Picnic
room country home for city
laps both. We can acquire some off street parking lots and children, Marvin and Donald, went
state
sixinsorcd by the J Chamber of
property. What do you have to
we can create two one-way streets to a good advantage. to Springfield Sunday to a family j George M . Scott
Commerce The date la Sunday,
offer?
W
rite
Cottage
Grove
P.
picnic w ith Mrs. Barnes' grand
August 17 from II am to 3 p.m.
O. Box 217.
53-2tc-l
N ell M aw son
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ward,
George M. Scott, 75, a former
It»' sure to «-«»me and gel acquaint
L Y N X HOLLOW
and some visiting relatives.
resident of Cottage Grove, passed FOR SALE: 19-11 4-door Ply
ed w ith your fellow citizen*
Nell Mawson of Creswell passed
Mr*. Orville Lamb, Reporter
Donna Lee Barnes went home away in the Southern Pacific Hos
mouth sedan, excellent con
away Tuesday, August 12, 1952, in to Oakridge w ith her grand
You can't find better mechanics
pital. San Francisco, Tuesday. Au
dition. see at MJR Union Ser
Modem telephones were instal Tacoma General Hospital at the mother. Mrs. Lawson. Saturday.
In
town than tlie boy* in our shop.
gust
12.
He
was
born
December
vice
station
on
hiw-ay
53-lte
led io most of the Lynx Hollow age of 37. The complete obituary
Insurance Agency
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mooney
They're really artists That's why
and Turkey Run homes the first and funeral arrangements w ill be and Burnice spent the week end 21, 1876 at Florence. Nebr., and Small furnished apt. for rent
t ’ll AS. S. IIAI.L — I.I.UYD E. LISTON
we can guarantee our workman
of-the week. More than half the ¡ announced later from Schwering at his parents', Mr. and Mrs was married in Cottage Grove,* Elee. range and elec, refrlg.
ship on any Job
Come In any
July 10, 1910 to Lottie Wooley,
Cottage
(«rove,
Oregon
reidents have never had phones & England Chapel
Mooney Sr., in Springfield. M r who survives him.
Close in. 840 Birch. Ph 886L
time and wateh them work You'll
105
Main
Street
I’h.
12
help but w ith the coming of the
Mooney's sister. Jean Mooney of
53-itc
be dellghtod w ith ttin r skill at
Scott lived in Cottage Grove
new line this summer it enabled
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Underwood California is visiting at,home also. many years, moving when the
HANSEN BROS 5th
Washing
a ll »-ho wished to install phones. ! and family, of Salem, visited over
FOR
SALE
Straw
pile
C
J
Mrs. Ronald Lyons and her S. P. Co. moved its tie treating
ton Phone 760
Mrs. Opal Wilburn, of Eugene,
Riddle,
Phone
324J4.
53-2tc-l
i Saturday and Sunday w ith Mr. three children. Rocky. Kathie and plant from here. He had been em
has been hired to teach the four
Butch, from W hittier, Alaska, are ployed by the S. P. Co since a LOST: Pair lady's navy short
upper grades. Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs. Sam Medford.
M r. and Mrs. Richard Campbell, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. young man until his retirement ! gloves, vicinity of Safeway
Prichard w ill again teach the of Cottage Grove, visited Sunday R. E. Poynter,
about five years ago. He was a
Store Ph. 8-IOR. Mis. William
four lower grades.
Mrs. Lyons w ill live in Seattle member of the Cottage Grove I Prager.
i w ith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leath-
53-lip
School is scheduled to open on 1 ers.
and put the children in school
Monday, September 8.
there. Mr. Lyons w ill be in Alaska
Mrs. Melba Sikes and son, Olon * Mrs. B ill Stephenson and sons. for a few months before he can
Fisher of Springfield, and Miss ! Vemie and Stevie, have returned Join his family.
Dolly Wykoos of Eugene were to their home at Tacoma, Wash.,
Mr. and Mrs. James Thornberg
Thursday callers at the home of after a visit with her mother, and little daughter Claudia left
Mrs.
Iva
Caley.
Mrs. Lawrence Fisher.
for Kalispell, Montana, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunter and
Mrs. Dee Farmer, entertained
where they w ill visit his mother.
with a demonstration party at her children, Larry. Jimmy, Linda Mrs. Ivah Thornberg.
home Friday afternoon and served .mil Allen, have rented the Les
Bob Hankins, who has been w ith |
refreshments of punch and cook Lebow place and moved Thursday. our armed forces in Europe, tele
L arry Hunter celebrated his
ies to Mesdames Haysel Gamer
phoned his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
of Veneta; Kenneth Van N ort- sixth birthday last Tuesday and Glen Hankins, from Ft. Lewis
wick. Lawrence Fisher, Fred Kin- is anticipating the opening of Wash., Friday. He w ill soon be
sland, Orville Lamb,
George school this season.
separated from the service and w ill
Quackenbush. Jack McAllan, Mel
Paul McTaggert and sons. A rt come home.
vin Martin. Lester Porter. Victor and Jack, of Hebo, spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W illis Isley and
Korpela and Alice Lamb.
1 w ith his sister, Mrs. Pearl Kimes. Larry and Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Mr. and Mrs. Odus Cormack. I We are happy to report David Cochran made a trip to the coast
Shirley and Teddy Sue; Mrs. Otis (Holbrook came home from the Sunday, visiting the Sea Lion
Hooper, Betty and Patsy, and Mrs Cottage Grove hospital Sunday Caves and Heceta Beach.
Jack Goddard and Wanda, all of evening. Dave has been hospital
Springfield, spent Sunday with ized since July 26 w ith head in
M T . V IE W
the Ray Holbrook family. Mrs. juries he suffered in a car ac
Mr*. Walter N. Dowena,
Cormack and Mrs. Hooper are cident near Elkton.
Reporter. Phone SS-F-ll
nieces o f Mrs. Holbrook.
Dee Lebow has returned to his
Miss Carol Hand of Chelan,
Mrs. Hooper and children arc home at Gardena. Calif., after
leaving this week fo r France to spending part of the summer with Wash., is visiting this week at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs.
join Mr. Hooper, stationed there friends here.
w ith the Army. The Goddards and
Alice Lamb accompanied the Marguerite Mosby of Mount View,
Cormacks are leaving fo r C alifor Roland Harper family to Yachats and with an a' nt, Mrs Ralph Bos-
nia and w ill later go to Arkan over the week end. The group laugh of Cottage Grove.
Mary Louise and Jeanette Car
sas.
fished Sunday afternoon at W in
Inflation ha» more than doubled the coat of building the facilitiet needed lo pu t a new telephone to work.
lisle were guests of Darlene Pat
Mrs. Chuck Bivens has received chester Bay.
word of the birth of tw in daugh
M r. and Mrs. Roy Stalder were terson at the Row River Hustlers
ters July 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Arlie fishing at Winchester Bay Sun 4-H Stock club last Thursday eve
ning at the George Woodworth
Erickson, of Peerless, Montana. day.
Mrs. Erickson is a sister of Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sauvageau, home on Mosby Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Dailey and
Bivens.
Stanley, Lyle and Mary, of ifub-
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Beatty, of bard, spent Sunday and Monday Kathy and Morton Finkelstein, of
Faxon, Okla., and M r. L. A. w ith her sister. Mrs. Chuck Biv Woodburn, visited over the week
end at the home of Mr. Dailey's
Dowd, of Long Beach. Calif., were ens, and family.
1. One of the brightest spots in your budget today ia the telephone... for the prices we
visitors at the Sam Medford home
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Medford ex relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Emery
charge
have gone up much less than those of most other things you buy. In fact,
Dailey
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
N.
from last Wednesday till Friday. pect Evangelist Frank M. Pope,
Beatty is a half-brother of Med of Corpus Christi, Texas, at Dowens.
taking 1940 ns the ..tarting point, Pacific Telephone prices are 61 per cent behind the
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cochrane
ford.
their home the latter part of the
average price increases of other things. On the other hand, we’re up against a serious
Danny Dee Miles of Ada is week. Evangelist Pope w ill be the and Mrs. Bruce Cochrane and baby
problem in furnishing good telephone service to you. For our dollars buy less equip
M a4»l FR-I11S HluOroHd
spending this week w ith the j regular minister at the London attended the wedding on Wednes
day of last week, of Miss Jeah
Church of Christ.
George Quackenbush children.
ment and supplies, fewer employee work
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Owen, Linda Cochrane in Portland.
A new roof and siding have
ing
hours — smaller amounts of all the
Mrs. Roy Carlisle entertained
been put on the playshed at Lynx and Larry, of Drain; Mr. and Mrs.
Hcllow school and it is to get a Dean Addington, Suzie and Judy, Tuesday evening of last week in
things we need to build and operate a tele-
i Qar profit has (topped sharply
new paint job soon. The school liad a watermelon feed at Mr. and honor of Mr. Carlisle's birthday.
phone system—than at any time since the
i
on leliphonn adltl
houw is to he redecorated inside Mrs. Roy Stalderis Sunday eve Guests weTe Mr. and Mrs. Bray
ton Carlisle, Mary Louise and
first telephone was installed in the West j
5.3C^
poitwir
to make It lighter, and the lig h t- 1 ning.
In PMO
ing system has been changed t o ' M r. and Mrs. John Macauley Jeanette and M erlin Carlisle, and
75 years ago.
Ik.» « « I IM
are spending several weeks at Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens. B irth
improve the two rooms.
on oo< h
Thousands of fre e z e r user«
dollat in* f t ltd m
Mr. and Mrs John Schultz J r Kitson Springs where Mr. Macau- day cake and ice cream were
IM ovorgg*
report savings averaging $175 per
and children, Connie, Vickie and ley is undergoing a series of served the guests.
•ddod m b
pro«gf
year. Sofreeze the produce of your
The Dorena Grange held its
Greg, have returned to their treatments for rheumatism.
David and Ben Macauley, who picnic at thyp Clarence Petersen
own garden. Buy by “the bushel”
home at Junction City, Kansas,
Thu « « i ilo p ò , (»util »n o « k «oí i or
after visiting a week w ith his are working near Roseburg, came home on Friday evening of last
at the year’s lowest prices during
invoVfd in IM
laiopbong
•d'lod in I yggf potlwgf
brother, Oscar Schultz, and fa m i-! up over the week end, and accom week. There were 50 grange mem
harvest season. Freezing foods
ly. One day was spent at the panied by their brothers, Edward bers in attendance.
is much easier than canning. It’s
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Brumfield
coast and this was Cbnnie, Vickie 1 and Paul, visited their parents at
fa.it —and easy. You’ll be amazed
and
C.
B.
Sears
were
dinner
3. Adding a n ew telep h o n e sinix; tho war costa
and Greg’s first sdslt to the ocean. Kitson Springs.
to learn that your savings will
Mrs. Jack Hunter received a
Mr. and Mrs. George Quacken guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
about twice as much as before the war. Yet the
literally
pay
for
your
Kelvinator
telegram last Tuesdav «fating her bush and Lucille spent Saturday Sears on Wednesday evening of
profit per telephone in 1951 was up only alightly
freezer. Come ini Let us prove
brother, Bill Searles, of La- and Sunday at Ada caring for last week.
over
IiMO—nlsiut a dollar a year. As a ronuil, the
this with aetual figures!
M r and Mrs. Glen Gillispie,
Grande, was seriously ill with property interests there. They
profit on our investment in facilities for each new
•Prlfle «Mown here la for tWIvwry lo ro w kitchen n w n r e -
head injuries, but later news re stayed Saturday night w ith Mr. Kathleen and Stephen drove to
Year Przitwtloo P1«n Htau and Joe*» fni«weirra I’rloee
telephone has been more than cut in half. I t ’s
ceived told that he was Improving and Mrs. John Mattice, and Crater Lake on Saturday for the
end apenflauione auhjeet to eherwa without noth».
dropped
from 5.3 cents on the dollar in 1940 to
M r and Mrs Dan W Bivens visited Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. day.
2.3 cents in 1951. Surely, providing good tele
THERE
zf BETTER FREEZER
and M r and Mrs. Danny Bivens Dan F. Miles Jr,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Layng arc
phone srt-vice under such conditions is a job full
and girls, Sharon, Charlotte and
in fhe process of moving into their
2. For e a sy figuring, we’ve worked out our ex of challenge. And it's one we’re determined to
Lois, all of Springfield, visited j
new home this week.
NO SANTA 4’LACS
penses on the basis of one telephone. And, ns you m eet. . . for perhaps never lieforo has good and
I T ’S
Sunday w ith M r and Mrs. Chuck
Mrs Ollie Pedersen of Walia
Amei can» are learning, slowly
can see, running our system costs much more growing sqf-vico been so vital to the nation
Bivens. Dan is Chuck's father tu t surely, that progress doesn’t Walla, Wash, and Mr. and Mrs.
today than it used to. The two big reasons are
and Danny his brother.
consist of hanging up a stocking Ralph Sears of Delight Valley
Mrs. ,D. McTaggert, of Tilla- , or passing a hat.
visited Monday at t he L. K.
inflation and higher taxes. Consider their effect:
monk, is visiting awhile w ith he,
Brumfield and C. B. Sears homes.
On the average, wage rates of telephone people,
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Eva Baird and Eva Fellers of
When one associates w ith vice,
today are more than double what tiiey wero in
Mrs. A. J. Kimes. Mrs. McTaggert it is but one step from compan Coos Bay were Monday afternoon
10-40; while operating taxes on the average tele
113
N.
7
th
Rhone
8
7
8
has just been released from the ionship to slavery.
visitors of M r and Mrs. L. K.
phone liave ooaretl moro than 100% since 1940,
Tillamook hospital.
—Francis Quarles Brumfield and C. B. Sears.
l ’sgr Î
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thor»., Aug. 14, I9M
the C ottage G rove S entinel
W illiam E. W iese
Letters to the Editor
Too Late to Classify
Your Vacation Trip Could
Cost You Double-----
Hall and Liston
A
Now get this
J
KELVINATOR FREEZER
NEW LOW PRICE!
13 CU. FT.
CAPACITY
STORES 450
POUNDS OF
.... FROZEN
FOODS!
What inflation’s done to your telephone
Our dollars buy less and less of the things we need to bring you good service
PAY FOR IT IN SAVINGS AS YOU
FREEZE YOUR OWN FOODS!
Steers Electric & Refrigeratoion
I
Pacific Telephone