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Production of Douglas fir ply-■ and heavy construction are also
wood in the western states of the other markets where plywood us#
United States in 1954 is estimated is expected to gain
In
at 3 85 billion square feet, the
jn reviewing 1954. The Timber-
I7A Logging Supplies
highest production total for the ' man reports on the further de-
By STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TOWN
industry in its 49-year history. | velopment of new products. Tex-
For Sale
LEGAL NOTICES
_____
This is reported by The
Timber ture' One-Eleven, a grooved ply-
FOR SALE: Used power saws,
man leading timber industry jour- «ood panel introduced in 1953 was
NOTICE OF
S&S Equipment, 1 block no.
nal published in Portland, in its being sold at an annual rate or
January. 1955 issue and 24th An- about 36 million square feet. Oth
SP depot, 117 No. Lane. Ph.
er specialty panels, brushed stri
12-tfcxxxx
146
miai Plywood Review.
additional 550 million ated and embossed, aro being pro
Meets Wed., 8 p.m.
The
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by at least 14 plants at a
The growth and development of square feet produced in British duced
111 Main St.
Eagles Hall
To Trade
18
rate of 53 million square feet an
that the undersigned Executrix of
Lane County was emphasized re- Columbia brings the totid pro nually. Production of specialty
cently when the phvsical count duction of Ikiuglas fir plywood to , panels in 1954 is estimated at 118
TO TRADE: '50 Ford pickup for the Last Will and Testament of
of businesses listed in the No 4 4 billion square teet. Added to million square feet
best car offered. Pay difference ALFRED T. BEIDLER. deceased,
_
vember, 1954 Reference Book of this were 275 million square feet
for better car. Ph. 655Y. 21-ltp has filed her account for the final
Meets 1st and 3rd Mon., 8 p.m.
Editorially, The Tirabermanr
Dun & Bradstreet was completed of pine plywood. 26 million square
settlement of said estate in the Cir
The new count showed 2643 mer feet of redwood plywood and 8i states that the industry's long-
711 Main
Eagles Hall
cuit Court of the State of Oregon
Sewing
cantile businesses listed in I.ane million square feet of other soft term outlook appear-, to r.e one of
for Lane County, and that Mon
County according to J. Harry wood plywoods bringing the total broad, expanding i.ihrkets. Bor-
SEE US FOR: Buttonholes, but day, the 10th day of January, 1955,
Re-
ttK Stanford
................
...
White’ Dun & Bradstreet manager softwood plywood production fpr rowing from
ton coverings, covered belts, and at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon
the western part ot North Amer search Institute ieport for the
in
Portland
buckles, hemstitching. Scott’s, in the Circuit Courtroom. County
Weyerhaeuser Timber ''o., the in
The Reference Book lists com ica to 4 75 billion Let The area dustry looks to a demand for 7.2
Meets every Tuesday at 8 p.m.
14 So. 6th St. Phone 90.
also produced 127 million square
Courthouse, Eugene. Lane County, '
mercial
enterprises-manufacturers,
Moose Hall 519 Main St.
27-tcxxx
wholesalers, retailers, and other feet of hardwood plywood for a billion square feet of plywood per
Oregon, has been by said Court !
by 1975.
ALTERATIONS: Men’s and wo fixed as the time and place for !
businesses, generally those buying grand total of 4 88 billion feet of year
With its 24th Annual Plywood
on credit. It does not, however, plywood in the West
men’s clothing. Mrs. Ruth Moss. the hearing of objections thereto, i
During 1954 there were 159 sep Review. The Timbei man notes
include some service and profes
10-tfcxx and for final settlement of said
Ph. 798Y.
that 1955 is the Golder. Jubilee
Meets every 1st 3rd Thursday
sional establishments, such as real arate plywixxi and vcneei oper year for Douglas fir plywood The
estate. KATHLEEN BREED
ations in the West ( oast states.
,
estate
brokers,
barber
and
beautj
Moose Hall - 8:00 P. M.
first Douglas fir panel was formed
LOVE. Executrix. HERBERT W. 1
Personals
22
. shops, stock brokers, etc. Thus. 112 producing plywood and 47 50 years ago at the Portland Man-..
LOMBARD, Attorney.
17-5tc-22
I figures for all businesses in Lane veneer. Eight new plywood plants ufacturing Co. plant in St. Johns,
JOE: I’m tired of hiding my val
M. in said Court in
o'clock
County would be higher than the came into operation dining 1954. Ore . using a wooden press oper
uables in tin cans. Go to the
Eugene. Oregon, as the time and
ones quoted above. Cities in Lane four in Oregon, three in California ated by hand screws with the pan
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
Sentinel office and get a Mei-
place for hearing objections to
Counts listed with large number and one in British Columbi i Thus. el bonded with animal glue. To
SETTLEMENT
link security chest. They are
will see - 51 softwood
plywixxi
said Final Account. All objections
Eugene
1561. 1955
(JI
l)U> HR»I >
writ
I»
tiv
••
.
contrast the advances made by
21-tfcxx
must be filed in said Court at or
fire proof
Springfield 333. Cottage Grove planum
the
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
191, Junction City 111, Florence । ton, It in California. 10 in B iti h tie industry, the trade journal
before said time.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous meets
Administratrix of the
Columbia and 1 each in Idaho. points out that in 1954 the indus
First published January 6. 1955.
every Friday. 8 p.m. in the city undersigned
97 and Oakridge 71.
Estate of CARL J. KING, de
Montana and Alaska. Six new ve try moved closer to automation in
Mary
Gladys
Adams
library clubroom. P. O. Box 13, ceased, has filed her Account for
1400 Changes Made
neer operations were started in the manufacture of plywood. Some
Lillie Margaret Heck.
or Phone 781J or 126.1.
White estimated that during 1954. four in California, one in mechanical developments in 1954
the Final Settlement of said
Executrices
24tfcxx estate in the Circuit Court of the
1954 about 1400 changes were Washington and one in Canada in this direction, on which The
D. T. Bayly, Attorney
made in the Reference Book list The timber products trade jour Timberman reports, are an auto
State of Oregon for Lane County,
302
Tiffany
Building
Zipper Note Books—The Sentinel and that Monday, the 31st day
ings of Lane County concerns, in nal says present indications are matic sander feeder, improved
Eugene, Oregon
cluding new names added, names that eight new plywood plants will electronic gluing and application
of January, 1955 at 10:00 o’clock
withdrawn, changes in ownership, come into operation in 1955.
in the forenoon in the Circuit -
of infra-red to veneer drying.
The total debt in this country
Courtroom,
Department Two,
It was a turbulent year for the
including amounts owed by gov changes in credit ratings, and in
NOTICE OF FINAL
County Courthouse, Eugene, Lane
ernment. by corporations, and by trade styles. The credit listings of industry with a sluggish first
SETTLEMENT
QUICK RESULTS FROM
County, State of Oregon, has been
individuals increased more than Lane County businesses are with quarter and a 3-month strike in
THE SENTINEL
in
the
reach
of
virtually
every
by sard Court fixed as the time
the
summer.
However,
at
the
threefold between 1939 and 1953,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
WANT ADS
and place for the hearing of ob
according to a study released re firm from which these businesses strike's end. pent-up demand for
jections thereto and for final set That the undersigned Executrix
plywood pushed new order and
cently by the Northwest office may want to buy merchendise.
Bv Mrs. Frank Ray
Using the Reference Book list production to new highs. A con
tlement of said estate. VIRGINIA of the I.ast Will and Testament
of the National Association of
Phone 1109J3
ings as a guide, it is interesting servative estimate puts sales for
KING KELLY, Administratrix. of JESSE LANSING SR.. De-
Manufacturers.
LYNX
HOLLOW
Carl
Brans-
to note the number of enterprises the year about 2G ahead of 1953.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD. At ceased, has filed her account for ; —
Numbered Tickets
Furthermore, states the NAM. listed in some of the major cities
torneys
20-5tc-24 final settlement of said estate ' com and Clinton Dillbeck Jr. went
The industry faces 1955 optimis
We sell and service Crane,
the
portion
represented
by
gov
’
to Seattle, Wash., December 2<
with the Circuit Court of ‘ the
of Oregon and Southern Washing- tically. in fact, plans to increase
Briggs and Standard Fixtures,
State of Oregon for Lane County, and enlisted in the Air Force. Both ernment (federal, state, and local > ton.
sales by 10 million square feet a
FIN AL SETT! EMENT
in rolls of 10,000 or strips
LISTINGS I week. Some of this optimism is
and that Tuesday, the 25th day of have been in the service before. debt increased from about one-
TOWN
Barnes Pumps and National
They will be stationed at San An third of the 1939 total to almost
9059
January,
1955,
at
10
o'clock
in
the
Portland
based
on
the
fact
that
12
million
Water Heaters.
of 500.
Notice is hereby given that the forenoon, at the County Court tonio, Texas.
half of the much larger 1953 total.
1561
Eugene
housing starts are estimated for
Executrices of the estate of Mary House, Eugene, Lane County, Ore
It is reasonable to expect that
Mrs. Dillbeck will stay at the
1175
Salem
1955
and
recent
records
show
ply
Elizabeth Heck, deceased, have gon. has been fixed by said Court home of her mother, Mrs. Mae in a growing economy, debt will
742
Medford
wood is becoming an increasingly
filed the Final Account and the as the time and place for hearing 1 Lewis, while Mrs. Lewis is visit also increase, says the NAM re
For Sale by
620
Vancouver. Wash.
popular material in this field. Re
Circuit Court of the State of Ore of objections thereto and for final ing her daughter and son-in-law, port. But in this period, total debt
569
Klamath Falls
modeling. maintenance and re
gon for Lane County has fixed the settlement of said estate. EMMA Mr. and Mrs L. D. Armintrout of increased in a ratio of 3.3 to 1.
Delight Valley Road
5119
Walla Walla, Wash.
pairs plus warehouse and offices
7th day of February 1955. at 10:00 JANE LANSING. Executrix. Burbank, Calif. Mrs. Dillbeck will whereas the actual increase in
476
Roseburg
446
RICHARD L. THWING, Attorney 'continue her schooling at Cottage phvsical production was not quite
Astoria
CoHage Grove
443
20-5tc-24 Grove high school where she is a 2 to 1.
Coos Bay - North Bend
for Estate.
junior.
442
The report says that the rise
Grants Pass
Holiday guests at the Chuck in the price level has meant that
403
Sentinel
Corvallis
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
GILBERT A, GARDNER
Bevins home were a sister and the real burden of the debt has
396
Ixingview, Wash.
DRAFTING
CRUISING
392
brother-in-law of Mr. Bevins. Mr. ' not increased as much as the dol-
Phone 555
Albany
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and Mrs. Tom Pery of Leaburg; ,jar figures would make it appear,
333
709 MAIN ST.
PH. 100
Springfield
that the undersigned has been ap a brother of Mr. Bevins. Mr. and | Debts can now be paid off in dol-
290
Pendleton
pointed Executor of the Last Will Mrs. Daniel Bevins, and four chil
282
lars that are worth only 52 cents
Bend
and Testament of JOHN A. JOLL. dren of Springfield and another compared
255
with the 1939 dollar.
The Dalles
Deceased, by the Circuit Court sister and family. Mr. and Mrs.
247
other side of the picture, em
Baker
of the State of Oregon for Lane Gene Pirtle and Tommy of Noti, The
238
the NAM, is that credit
McMinnville
County. All persons having claims also a brother of Mrs. Bevins. phasizes
237
are paid back in the same de
Oregon City
against said estate are hereby re Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Greenup and ors
229
based dollars. Creditors include I l^banon
quired to present the same, duly two children of Portland.
221
savings bank depositors (whose
Hillsboro
verified with proper vouchers, to
Mrs. Orville Lamb and Dean ac deposits are invested in govern-! Tillamook
216
FLOORS
DRIVEWAYS
the undersigned, at the law office companied Mr. and Mrs. Walter
210
ment
and
corporate
bonds
and
in
|
IjiGrandc
of HERBERT W. LOMBARD. , Lamb to Goble, Wash., to visit mortgages) and insurance policy
208
PARKING AREAS
STREETS
Wiser Building, Cottage Grove, Mr. Lamb’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. holders (whose policies are hack- | Kelso, Wash.
204
Ashland
Oregon, within six months- of the I W. B. Chapman and family.
cd by the same forms of debt*.
Also Road Grading — All Work Guaranteed
Facta in Every Line
date of the first publication of this
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lamb left
The report concludes with the
In today's 4.156 page Dun &
Notice. Dated and first published Thursday am. for their home in
December 16, 1954. FRANK Hawthorne, Calif., after several statement that debt expansion i Bradstreet Reference Book, every
JOHN JOLL, Executor. HER days' visit with his brother, Or in excess of the amount called ]jne provides facts about an in-
for by normal économie expan • dividual concern, and contains
BERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney.
and family.
sion is the root cause of infla five to ten elements of informa
18-5tc-22 ville,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson. Don tion.
tion applicable to sales and credit
and Milita spent four days at Ray-
decisions. Six editions of the book
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Located at Cottage (.rove Sand and Gravel
' mond, Wash., visiting relatives.
are published annually, plus small-
Ph. SG<>Y or 4«8J
! er State Editions in January and
Notice is hereby given that the Ix?Ray went as far as Salem with
undersigned has been appointed them.’ where he visited, returning
July.
. ,
Back of the names in the book
Executor of the Last Will and as his folks came home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hillman
Testament of GROVER N. POST,
Oregon State College very few arc n rejiorts enlarging on all the
deceased, by the Circuit Court of have moved to the Lester Porter mills arc operating during the factors which are symbolized in
• ALl-IlICTRIC
holidays, so most prices are quoted the listing. Today an estimated
the State of Oregon for Lane house.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olds and chil- on a nominal basis.
95% of all dollar commercial
County. All persons having claims
• SMARTLY STYLED
SAWLOGS: No. 2 second- transactions in the United States
against said estate are hereby re dren of London were Sunday
• CUSHION-QUIET
quired to present the same duly guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Med growth Douglas fir sawlogs at are made on credit terms, with
verified at the banking office of ford They all attended the Church Willamette Valley mills brought buyer and seller brought closer
• EASY TO CARRY
uvunaiiM, mostly m $40
»— together through
information
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Christ at Monroe, where Mr. $36 to $45 a thousand,
• SHADOW-TOUCH
s ranged from $28 available for sales and credit pur-
of PORTLAND, a national bank ' Medford was guest speaker.
to
$44.
No.
KEYBOARD
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lamb have to $38 a thousand. U>ng camp-run ; poses.
ing association, at Eugene Branch,
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, received word from Gardenia, logs were $35 to $47, mostly $40
SEE IT AND
within six months of the date of Calif., of the death of a nephew, to $45. IjOgs less than 24 feet long
THY IT TODAY!
MACHINE
ADDING
the first publication of this notice. the two-year-old son of Mr. and were discounted $2 to $4 a thou- !
Date of first publication. January Mrs. W. E. I-amb, William Ed sand. Eight-foot logs were $15 to j
6. 1955. The First National Bank ward Jr. The baby has been ill $20 a cord or $34 to $44 a thou
of Portland. Eugene Branch. Ex since birth.
sand. Most sales were at or above
ecutor. Herbert W. Lombard. At- ।
$17 a cord, or $38 a thousand No.
Columnar
Pads
The
Sentinel
21-5tc-25
Phone 555
torney
2 old-growth sawlogs were $38 to
I 16 North 6th
$16 a thousand, truck scale. No.
i 3 s were $25 to $38 Water-scale
prices were $2 to $3 higher. Peel- :
i ts were mostly within a $5 range
up to $75, $85 and $100 a thou- ,
sand.
In Douglas county, long camp-
run logs ranged from $35 to $45
a thousand, mostly $38 to $40. No
BUILDING SERVICE
Phone 73
702 Main
2 second-growth was $35 to $45
Phone 41
41 So. 6th
No. 2 old-growth was $45. All No.
3 sawlogs were $26 to $32. Short
logs were $1 to $2 less. Peelers
were $65, $75 and $90 a thousand.
2 "third-
At Coos Bay,
। growth" logs brought $33 to $35
a thousand, No. 3's were $28 to
j $30. Long camp-run logs were $.30
Phone 33
24
So.
10th
to $37, mostly $34 Short logs were
of Calif.
i $2 less. No. 1 old-growth sawlogs
OU
Cliff Vaughan
were $43 to $45. No. 2's were $36
5th and Quincy
Phone <6
to $38» and No. 3's were $26 to
$30. Peelers brought $60. $70 and
$80 to $85 a thousand. Outlying
areas paid 2 to $4 belcw prices
on the Bay.
PILPWOOD: Hemlock, spruce
Furnace and Oil Stove
and Douglas fir were $17 a cord
Phone 444
(leaning
at Oregon City, and $15 at St.
Helens
Hemlock, spruce and
I white fir were $15 a cord, or $30.-
50 to $32 a thousand at Coos Bay.
POLES AND PILING: Demand
for poles and piling was spotty.
Forty to fifty-foot barkie poles
Appliance Repairs
1 found the best market. Forty-five
Phone
15
500 Main
barkies brought 14 to 22 cents a
Phone 876
lineal foot, depending on diame-
M0 White&ker
ters.
I! A R I» W O O D S: Alder, ash.
The most perfectly balanced chain saw on the market
maple and cottonwood at Portland
were $36 for 10-inch diameters
Ten-inch alder brought $34 at
Light Weight — Faster Cutting
Willamina. Alder, ash and maple
Complete Line
brought $32 for 12-inch logs at
Many New Improvements to Improve Performance.
Aumsville.
Phone 281
314 Main
Dun 8 Bradstreet
Shows Lane County
Business Increase
Meeting Notices
EAGLES LODGE
Eagles Auxiliary
MOOSE LODGE
Women of the Moose
Government Debt Limit Increased Three
Times Between Years 1939 and 1954
Lynx Hollow Men
Enlist in Air Corps
Ph. 522-R
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Land Surveying
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ADDING MACHINE
BLACK TOP PAVING
Pass Creek Paving Co.,
Cottage Grove
Sawlog, Pulpwood
Prices Fluctuate
New
BURROUGHS
TEN KEY
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
SELL IT THRU THE
WANT ADS
COTTAGE GROVE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Randall - WoolcoH
Cannon Appliance
See the All New 5 and 2/10 Horsepower
McCulloch Saw
Sears Bldg. Supply
Union Oil Co
Roberts & Drury
Smith Electric
Lee’s Paint Store
Short's Plumbing
Dr. M. E. Smith
Optometrist
OTHER FOREST PRODI (TS:
Phone 310
626 Main
J. R. NATHAN
Plumber
1*67 No. Pacific Hwy.
Ph. 675
WICKS ELECTRIC
Frigidaire Appliances Sales and Service
Hoffman and Spartan TV’ Sales and Service
48 No. 9th
Phone 337
■ Dry cascara bark was 15 cents a
pound. Swordfern was 14 cenis a
। bunch. At Coos Bay, salal was
25 cents a bunch and huckleber-
| ry brush was 23 cents.
This report, based on informa
tion supplied by the State Board
for Forestry and other sources,
; was prepared by F. H Dahl. Ex-
. tension Agricultural Economist.
See this new saw demonstrated today—It s new, it s fast, it s time saving
S. & S. EQUIPMENT CO
17 North Lane St
Phone 146