The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 18, 1936, Page 8, Image 8

A Big Reception Awaits Her
port of C. F Hyde, secretary of the
association
In addition there were 24 com­
m issioners' loans com pleted to ta l­
ing >36.000. There are outstanding
now betw een 600 and 700 federal
farm loans and nearly B00 com ­
m issioners' loans. In lam e. Hyde
said
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h t m t e i v C oop » t*rocvmk
It I» reported that Illinois farm ­
er® gold 177,000,000 worth of prod­
uct» through their cooperative o r ­
gan isation s last year
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• • •
National IMefenae*
C ongress ha« appropriated «unit
for the arm y and navy depart
ment« that during the next year
will touch the 11,100.000,000 mark
Such expenditure« In tim e of peace
were vigorously condem ned by
m em bers o f the house ami senate
and by such organ liât Ions as the
N ational Council for P revention of
War a* placing Am erica squarely
In an arm* race
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• r r ttu n e fo r p rte r o f tw o . a d d u to e eJ w * « r
tta e » fo r one th ir d U m petes o f t b r w
FO X
SLXIJT. OK
r » A I)t
W IR E W H E E W TOR SAKE A
<ood line o f used
Ford and
Chevrolet wire w heels, as good as
new. in five sizes $1 up. Trem bley s
Texaco Station
jnFISc
FOR SALE
Autom atic electric
DUQip. F a irb a n k s Morse ¿20 gal.
Capacity
Mav be seen even in gs
at 719 Birch A v e. C ottage Grove.
O re________________________ InlS-tlv?
FOR SALE Child s crib like new
Priced reasonable
Mrs
Alvis
W icks. 30s south Sesond street 18o
FOR S A L E 38 head goats at $2
the head. 17 huskv included E
L W ells Elkton. Ore
Inl8-)lv2
FOR R EN T for sum m er m onths
Cool three-room apartm ent, fur
nished Call within few davs. leav­
ing town soon Mrs. Opal Clarke.
217 S. Sixth street
)i.elS[>
FOR REN T Three-room m odem
apartm ent. O ver-stuffed
furni­
ture. garage. 1133 Adam s. Phone
170-1-_______________
in lg p
H OUSE AN D LOT for sale, good
garden, lots of shade trees, price
>1000. Call 1528 west Main.
il»p
FOR SALE Six-room house with
tw o lots for sale in Cottage
Grove Price lig h t. Inquire «1« N
10th St.. Cottage G rove
Phone
)18p
218-J.________________
FOR SALE -W hite Leghorn, high
laving strain, laving 70 per cent.
W illiam Beck phone 123-J m iStfc
FOR SALE OR T R A D E 8 acres
lust outside the citv lim its. Good
7-room house garage barn, elec­
tricity Call 2934-J-l. Eugene
or
w n te E Tullar Crow Stage. Eu-
gene.__________________________ in !8c
FOR SA LE AT COTTAGE
GROVE. OREGON.
H ouses and B usiness Property
No. 1 B uilding at 401 Main street.
B oth first and second floors are
rented. Sale price. >4,000.
No. 2.—B uilding at 506 Main str e e t
Occupied by the Grove
H ard­
ware Co.. Sale price. >5.750.
No. 3 5-room bungalow at 220
Jefferson street. P rice >1.500.
No. 4.— 6- room, nice bungalow at
1044 Ash Avenue. P rice >2.250
No. 5.—4-room house at 1444 Ash
Avenue. >250 subject to taxes and
assessm en ts
No. 6.—6-room house 1403 south
Sixth. >2.000.
No. 7 . - 5 rooms, good house 1068
Madison, tw o lots. >1,400.
For further Inform ation w rite or
phone CASHMAN A PRO UDF1T
REALTORS, 829 W illam ette St..
E ugene. Oregon. Phone 311 jll-25c
" in S C E L L A N lio U » ^ '"
INFORM ATION W A N TED
R e­
ward will be paid for inform a­
tion leading to recovery of New
World black and
ivorv bicycle
taken from vicinity of Safew ay
store Monday noon. Tom Cox. I18p
O R D E R S now taken for loganber­
ries, 25c gallon, bring containers
and pick them yourselves
C. A.
K ing, phone l-F -5.____ tnl8-lv25
INSTALL the Beck
Cold
Air
Dam per in vour
wood
burning
range Saves 35 per cent fuel, price
>2.50 W illiam Beck, plum bing con­
tractor, phone 123-J.
Inl8
X>8T. - S u it case Ju n e 1# OB Pa­
c ific h igh w ay between Drain an<l
io n r o e Liberal
reward. N o tify
l e n t i n e l . __________________ jnelSp
V A N T E D Hay to cut on share*
or contract. R F D uncan B.B
out* or 911 south R iver road. 25p
R E A L E ST A T E . M ortgage». Bond«
and Stock» bought and »old. J. L.
Norw ood. 69 W .
gene. O re
Broadw ay. E u ­
( n il 25p
FO R SALE OR
T R A D E -O N E
■mall »pan o f mule», good w ork­
er« and packers
Also good work
horse, w eigh t 1500 lbs. Joe Abeene.
phone 23F24
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T re e
G u id e
T U I HM IAY, JI NK 16, II
TH E S E N T IR E I. IXITTAGE <«110» » , lU t H W P
T A G ». E IG H T .
FtihU ahed
•F o re s t T rees and Forest Region»
o f the U n ited S tatee” I t the title of
a booklet by extension fo re tte r W
R. M attoon, recen tly publish 'd by
the forest service. T he booklet ¡1st«
810 kind» o f native tree», w ith a
notation o f the region In Which
each tree grow«, and a brief d<
e rlp tlo n to aid in Ita Identification
World. National and
State News
Italy W urns Frame*.
It Is reported that Italy official­
ly warned F ran ce that she would
im m ediately leave the League of
N ations and seek an alliance with
G erm any unless a m ove Is m ade to
lift sanctions at the next G eneva
m eeting
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Field*« Widow
idea
Mrs. Julia Field. 80. widow of the
c h ild re n s poet. Eugene Field, died
June 8 of a heart attack at her
hom e at H eafford Junction. WIs.
She was strick en at the home
which her husband's fraternity sav­
ed for her tw o w eeks ago when
she was about to lose It through a
foreclosure sale
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Mind Over Matter.
N ear Alexandria. Neb.. Adolph
Battling'« car hit a bridge, dropped
ten feet into a creek bed and
caught fire. B artling kicked a hole
through the top of the car and
rescued three passengers. He was
later taken to a hospital and It was
found that he had a double frac­
ture o f the right leg that he
hadn't even noticed
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»26,384 for Oregon.
The F ederal security board an­
nounced an allotm ent of 126.384 to
O regon to aid in the operation of
the state's unem ploym ent com pen­
sation act.
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l a n e Federal Farm Is>an>.
Seventeen federal farm loans
have been Issued by the Lane
County Federal Farm Loan asso­
ciation totalin g >37.200 In the
m onth of May. according to a re-
P roduced
Food.
For every quart of fo o t eaten
fresh from the garden, one quart
of foot! will be preserved for use
next w inter In the recom m ended
canning program of rehabilitation
fam ilies In Oregon. W ashington
and Idaho.
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AaaHtant to t P P resident
Appointm ent o f
E dgar
C
Schm idt, former northw est
resi­
dent. to the execu tive position of
assistan t to the president. In charge
of public relations, w as announced
today bv l*re«ident Carl R. Gray
of the Union P acific railroad com
pany. Mr Schm idt, who has been
with the V. P sin ce 1927 Is a
form er new spaper m an of wide and
varied experience.
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N inety-seventh Birthday
R K Colcord, m ining engineer
and form er governor of Nevada,
recently celebrated
his ninety-
seventh birthday He Is known as
Nevada « Grand Old Man " He Is
in good health, is to this day a
fluent speaker, and Is the author
of m any articles, particularly on
m ining and m etalurgy
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H a r a s s e d S te s a » H u m F a r l k
of butter. 13.000,000 pounds of
A fva years ago a commercial
cheese 23.000.003 pounds condens­
ed milk. 5,000.030 pounds skim milk concciu xtio ceded In barn eeslng
powder. 1.500.000 gallons of
Ice steam fron» the Interior of the earth
cream and about 1,300.000 pounds 300 feci below the sin face
This
of cottage cheese. As late as the Nu* doue in Hie vicinity wf Steam
beginning of the present century. boat Hprlnga, Culo Thia steam fur
Oregon i m p o r t e d considerable nlalied power to run all (he engines
qu antities of butter and cheese In in an entire factory
1935. 3,000.000 pounds of butter and
9.000.000 pounds of cheese were
L ik im u i H r a ia y
shipped from O regon to California
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It Is «aid that the hialns of some
Lum ber l ’n*ductlim.
Kskliuoa exceed In sise of brain
many
European and
Americas
A total of 300 dow n and operat
groupa
Ing m ills In W ashington ami O r e
gun which reported to the West
Coast Lumbermen*« association for
the week ending May 30 produced
1I1.9T9.139 board feet of lumber
The Industry produced 63.1 per
cent of Its average w eekly cut dur­
ing 193*4929
The new business reported taken
last week by the ¡MM) nulls was 33.
150.793 board feet. Shipm ents were
103,079.401 feet. The unfilled order
M e >• tbaga mui* a lM i «t 419
030.911 feet lh od u ctlon continued
on approxim ately a level with the
output reported for previous week*
M E Y E R ’S S T U D IO
Fur Kodak Finishing
Prompt, High Quality
Servie«
('mur
and You Will
Corn«* Airain I
O i i .’ c
22 N Oth » t, Cottage Grove
B A R G A IN S
4 q u a il w ooden tu b ice cream fre e x e r $3.25
.400 Tons of Bonus Bond«
Bonus statistics
Veterans entitled to apply for
bonds. 3.516,000.
Itond packets already shipped
About 3.000.000
Total value of all bonds $1 900
000.000.
Value of bond« already shipped
$1.950.000.000
Num ber <»f bonds printed 37.
000.000.
W eight of mall 300 tons
Sis* of mall
Enough to fill
more than 35 full eised
railway
mail care.
Em ergency w orkers handling the
job About 3.000
l«arge«t bonus paym ent $1.590
Sm allest bonus paym ent $60
Average bonus paym ent $550
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2 q u a il g a lv an ized tu b free x ers
98c
F r u it re a m e rs a n d m ea su re
19c
B e a te r a n d q u a r t m ea su re
59c
$1.39
7 q u a il c ap a city cold p a c k e rs
\<> fre ig h t 1'» pot
0 reni b u t
A ll ru b b e r hose, 50 foot
$2.09
32 piece se ts of dishes
$3.98
F is h in g T ac k le
G ard en T ools
an d S u p p lie s
Hoover to F ish in O rego n
Betw een trains at Ogden. Utah,
former President Herbert Hoover,
on his way hack to P alo Alto after
atten ding the republican national
convention, bought a $1 5o watch
to use on a fishing trip and said
that he was planning excurelone in
Pen Mon E lig ib le *.
It is reported that there are over southern Oregon and possibly parts
6.371.000 people In the United of the interm ountain west.
States, age 65 or over, who would
P r i n t i n g 1 *i n ■•* A r e I < w
he eligible under the Townsend
plan to draw pensions of $200 per
month, which would represent an
outlay of $16.490..400.000 per an­
num
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G ro v e H a rd w a r e
W here
E very
I b iy
Is B a r g a in
D ay
M A N S F IE L D B R O S
N e w C oal A ct A pp ro ved .
The Interstate com m erce com m it­
tee of the U. S. sen ate approved the
new G uffey-V inson coal control act
designed to take the place of the
old law recently Invalidated by the
suprem e court The com m ittee vote
was 9 to 5
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Oregon Hairy Output.
O regon dairy plants now m anu­
facture per year 30.000,000 pounds
CO O L OFF!
Price* F ffr c tlie Fri , Sal A W«»n . dune 19. $0. ÎÎ
FOR YOUR CA N N IN G A PRESERV IN G
-“1
Kerr Mason Lids
d ™ 7 c
Jar Rubbers ««•<» ix»ubivi.iP 2 d ««. 5 c
Jell Well
z\xM>rtrd
C < i I h * I'lnvor
5c I Soap
1*11 I I I ! «
»Ilt
4
19c
("c
with
Powell D airy
M ilk
It's nourishing and healthful as well as deli
ciously refreshing on warm day* You'll be
able to keep up with the best of them if you
take time out once in a while for a glass of
milk It has that needed power of rejuvenation
during the more torrid days of summer, too,
and you'll swear by it as an all around sum
mer beverage.
O rd e r a Q u a rt fro m th e D riv e r T o d ay
o r P h o n e 186 R fo r D e liv e ry
Powell D airy
AK(iO Corn Shirtii
15c
Sun-Brltr ( h-nriser
S for l.'U
Syrup, Sleepy Hollow
M b. Tin MX-
Glngerak* or Llm r R ickey
Mt. Me
Oliver», Lindsay, 9-ox. Tins
2 for
Ten. Itla<-k f ’antrrlniry
' i lb If«
Olco, Tro<*o
1 1. 16.
llersh ey's ( iwo«»
S I.b. 7.'
Pork A lleans. Van Camps
1 II. 1 In1 5.
Coff«*e, Airway
-8 1.1« I'l.
Watches, Favorite
2 « I hm Me
Fig Bars, W hite or W heat
I h 1(8
Soap, Crystal W hite
10 for 17.-
W f R eserve the Right to Lim it Qimntltlen
llo n r y Muni 2-lb.
>r S n o w fla k e s
CRACKERS'
-2 7 c
—M arket Features—
V E A L R O A S T S . Lb.
V E A L S T E A K . Lb.
BO LO G N A
L IV E R SA U SA G E
FRA N K FU RTERS
LETTUCE
2 fo r 5c R IB S T E A K , Lb.
FANCY LOCAL
B E E F R O A S T S . Lb.
T U R N IP S , 3 b u n c h es
10c
S H O R T E N IN G , 4 lbs.
LOCAL FRESH
CABBAGE
31 c H A L IB U T , Lb.
SOLID LOCAL HEADS. I,B
N EW PO TA TO ES
5 lbs. 25c L IN G COD, Lb.
RED GARNETS
SA L M O N , Lb.
Vi .table Prices Friday andS aturday Only
13»/2C
15V2c
lb. 17|c
19V2c
13lz2c
45c
13% c
9V2c
17c