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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1939)
THURSDAY’, JULY 13. 193» THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON ïiôlSIHrADS Pheasants Closed to Hunters Except in Three Counties The proud cock pheasant of the Jo.a limited number of hunters. Willamette valley, and the little county will receive 300 per quail for that matter, will be per- ,n,ts *nd Malheur and Harney fectly safe during the 1939 hunt- aunties will be issued 150 per- ing season—except in Josephine, ®P<ece. ___ was es Jackson and Douglas counties, 14x‘n season on deer tablished from September 20 to where a daily limit of four cock For Sale or Trade birds has been ordered with a weekly limit of eight. LOGANBERRIEX. — Bring con The reason is that the game tainers and pick, 25c per gal commission in session Friday at lumbian blacktailed bucks per lon. W. A. Hemenway. Phone Portland closed the Willamette hunter. 2F22. 46-3tp-48 valley to upland game birt hunt CORRECTION ON BERRY ing. LOGANBERRIES 25c gal. Young The surprise move came when PRICES berries 30c, Boysenbberries 35c. the commission studied the his Bring containers and pick. W. A. tory of China pheasants in Ore In an article of the berry mar Hemenway, phone 2F22. 47-3tp-49 gon. The first birds -10 cocks and ket in the last issue of the Sen- 18 hens—were planted near Al tinel, the impression left was that FOR TRADE — McCormick bind bany' by Judge O. N. Denny in the prevailing price was 25 cents er. buzzsaw, for cows or young 1882. In 1891 the first open sea- per gallon on all berries where stock. W. A. Hemenway. 47-3tp-49 son was declared and Linn coun- the purchaser picks and furnishes ty alone saw an opening day kill his own container. The prevailing NEW’ AND USED OUTBOARD of 30,000 birds. price of the loganberry as we un MOTORS for sale. Beidler Feed During that interval the origi derstand the market is twenty- Store, Joe T. Smith, phone 133R. nal planting has spread from the five cents per gallon, and thirty- * 46-3tp-48 coast to the Cascades and for a five cents per gallon or three for distance of 200 miles along the $1.00 for the boysenberries. river. FOR SALE — Planer ends, $2.50 Columbia Bag limit of 1939 east of the per load. Place orders through OUR SHARE OF BEAR W. A. Woodard Lumber com Cascade range was established at CREEKS pany, phone 4F2. A, L. Woodard. four birds a day. including one hen. or eight in possession for the 45-10tp-2 week. Season was set from Oc- PORTLAND—Lani* county has loher 1 to 15. except in Malheur three of Oregon's 42 Bear creeks, FOR SALE—87-acre dairy ranch county, where the season will ex according to the findings of the in Coos county; stocked and tend to October 31. Oregon Federal writers' project equipped. Write or see Ted John So rapidly are Oregon's elk of the WPA, which is conducting son, 604 Quincy Avenue, Cottage I erds increasing that the com research on the origins of the Grove. 47-3tp-49 mission voted to declare a limit state's geographic names. The ed open season on females of the other 39 Bear creeks are distrib FOR SALE — E flat Alto Saxo species. uted through 20 different coun-’ phone and case. Excellent con Special permits will be issued ties. In addition there are also dition. Cost $165.00 new. First at $5 apiece to 500 hunters dur Bear Trap. Bear Wallow. Bear $75.00 takes it. C. Morelock. ing the open season on the giant Canyon, Bear Camp, Bear Lake 47-3tc-49 deer from October 29 to Novem Beartree. East Bear. West Bear’ ber 12—the regular open season Big Bear, Grizzly and several Little Bear creeks. LOGANBERRIES and R A S P- on bull elk. BERRIES 25c gallon if you The open season on antelope Two of Oregon's 29 Elk creeks bring container and pick. A. FL was moved ahead this year to al are in Lane county, and two of Myers. Delight Valley. Phone low hunters to take better trophy the 21 Deer creeks, two of the 20 40F13. 46-3tp-48 heads. The season will extend Cougar creeks, two of the nine from October 6 to 8 inclusive. Wildcat creeks, one of the 10 FOR SALE OR TRADE for Cot Special $5 permits will be issued Panther creeks, one of the 13 Wolf creeks and one of the nine tage Grove property: 220 acres choice farm or stock ranch. 70 CUTHBERT RASPBERRIES are Coon creeks. Lane county has the only Groundhog creek in the acres crop, w’oven wire fenced; now at their best for canning. state. Some of the other animal I 120 acres fine piling, all year Try delicious berries for names which have been used for creek and springs, fair buildings, eating these fresh or freezing. There's Oregon streams are Baboon. family orchard on highway 13 difference. Delivered fresh from Badger. Bobcat. Cow. Cat, Dog. miles from Cottage Grove. One of a patch or order at your local groc Fox. Gopher, Hog, Mule. Horse. the best buys in Lane County. ery. Phone 19F4, Arnold Duerst. Porcupine. Rabbit, and Sheep Address Box XX co Sentinel. 48-ltp creeks. ____ 48-ltp SALE—New five-room plas WPA DEMONSTRATION CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE. 7c FOR tered bungalow and lot. See Fred each. Leslie B. Oleson, Disstoo Jarvis, 427 South Second street. Less than 400 of Oregon’s 14,- Rte., Cottage Grove, Oregon. 48-ltp 700 WPA workers walked off the ________________________ 48-3tp-50 job at 11:00 Wednesday morning FOR SALE — Good two-wheel as a demonstration against the FOR SALE —Large two-year-old trailer cheap. Hunter’s Black heifer, double tested, gentle, smith and Welding Shop. 59 north recent ruling boosting WPA hours from 100 to 130. It is re with three-day-old heifer calf. 100 River road. 48-ltp ported, however, that all those red fryers at 15c lb. W. E. Brad- ford. Shoestring. 48-3tp-50 VALUES—Used ranges, $3.00 and taking part in the walkout re ported for work Thursday morn up. Several all porcelain stoves, ing. Approximately 160 of Lane FOR SALE — Fruit jars, 50c a also a very serviceable used wash county WPA workers left their dozen; canned fruit, 15c a er. Ice box. Brisbane Electric. jobs. Sixty-five were reported to quart; Buff bantam chickens, 25c 48-ltc have walked off the works at Cor each. 1039 Chestnut Avenue. vallis. 42 at Marshfield and 95 in _______________________ 48-ltp FOR SALE: 1930 Olds, 4 door se Multnomah county. dan, good condition, $75. Con FOR SALE — Several hundred sider some hay. Also nice leghorn sacks for grain at 4^c each. fryers. George Fraser, Mosby Twenty percent of traffic acci dents reported in the state of D. J. Rutan, 2 miles east of Sagi- Creek 48-3tp-5O Oregon during the month of May naw. 48-ltp RABBITS FOR SALE — Entire occurred between the hours of FOR SALE—Leghorn fryers. 20c stock, young and old rabbits 7 p. m. to5 a. m., Earl Snell, sec and 25c each. Also White Leg and hutches. J. G. Grimes, 4 miles retary of state, announced today. horn hens, 60production, $1.00 out on Lorane road. Phone 22F12. For April, accidents during this each. Graded closely. Odus Wil- 48-ltp time of day amounted to 26 per cent of the total reported to the liams. By London school. 48-ltp secretary of state. The most dan For Rent gerous time of day, so far as traf SOUTH CEDAR PARK HOMES FOR RENT—House with garage, fic accidents are concerned, is Agent for homes, also acreage 2% miles from Walker store on from 4 to 6 p. m. the figures South Cedar Park, owned by J. A. Lynx Hollow road. Jos. Eppen- showed. Scott, two miles east Cottage baugh. 47-3tc-49 Grove, near Row River. Liberal Oregon farmers decreased their terms and low prices. Buy now FOR RENT—The Better Bakery traffic accidents by nine percent before prices become too inflated. building on or about August 1. during May, 1939, compared to H. N. Traxler, real estate and ex See Joe T. Smith or phone 133-R. May, 1938, figures released by changes, Creswell, Ore. 47-3tc-49 47-3tp-49 Earl Snell, secretary of state, showed today. Farmers were in PIANO MUST BE SOLD at once FOR RENT—Three-room furnish volved in 224 traffic accidents regardless of price. Will accept ed apartment, garage. Also this May, compared to 247 for the $6.00 a month or will discount for modem house. Apply 1133 Adams. same month a year ago! cash. For full particulars Address 48-ltp Albert Buck of Bend, Oregon, Cline Piano Co., 1011 S. W. Wash Major Hopper of Caldwell ington St., Portland, Oregon. FOR RENT — 2-room furnished and 48-3tc-50 apartment. Lights and water. Idaho, visited briefly Monday eve ning with A. W. Shofstall. Mr. Adults. $12. 1031 Washington Buck is an uncle of Mr. Shofstall. CALLAHAN’S EUGENE avenue. 48-ltp One used G.E. Refrigerator, 8 foot size only $98. A fine 6 foot Frigidaire only $59.75. Used rock ers $1.95 to $3.95. Wood range $24.50. Used dining room suite, cot, bed room set, dressers and chiffioneers, shop with Callahan’s Furniture Store. West side of of Willamette St. Heilig Theatre Bldg. 47-2tc-48 CALLAHAN’S FURNITURE STORE FOR RENT — Furnished house. Possession immediately. See Belle Burkholder, 225 No. Lane 48-ltp street. Wanted to Buy WANTED TO BUY—12 head of Herford yearling heifers, 20, 4-year-old ewes, 50 two-year-old goats. A. C. Ball, phone 16F3. 47-3tp-49 Harry Rentle Bicycle, Key and Gun Work Lawn Mowers Sharpened Heilig Theatre Bild., Eugene WANTED TO RENT OR BUY—! Jenny Lind bed—Coil spring A 5- or 6-room modern house. and full size mattress, only $18.85 Call 185J. 48-ltc I 8 ice tea glasses and wire tray, 98c. New and streamline Olympic WE MUST EMPTY OUR LOT wood range only $98.50, pay $8.50 down and $5 a month. to make room for the big new Bus Terminal Used office furniture — desks, chairs, files, rockers, linoleum. THESE PRICES TELL THE STORY Inlaid linoleum—measure your room—come to Callahan’s, $10 or ’38 Dodge Sedan $685 ’38 Buick Sedan $775 $12 will buy enough for the aver- age kitchen. ’38 Oldsmobile $685 ’37 Buick Coupe $635 New Davenport and roomy ’36 Pontiac Sedan $435 ’36 Buick Sedan $495 chair only $49.75. Terms. $458 ’36 Dodge Coupe $438 ’37 Ford Sedan Unfinished chairs 69c, chests $4.95, tables $3.25. Try Calla- han’s. 48-ltc 20 MORE — EASY TERMS MIRROR SPECIAL — Never be Sale ends 8 p. m. Sat., July 15th fore have you been able to buy beveled mirrors for $1.49 and SCHERER BUICK : 981 PEARL ST. $1.98. Shop with Callahan’s Fur EUGENE niture Store, Eugene—New and Used furniture. 48-ltc Petersen’s “Talk of Town” Sale Unusual Opportunity to Save More than one opportunity will be offered to the public of this trad«' area within the next few months Of immediate Interest is the "'|'alk of the Town Sale" now in progress at Petersen's. If values interest you. you will be interested in the chance to buy summer merchandise at money saving prices. The occasion of the sale is to clear summer merchandise from the shelves to make room for new fall goods expected to arrive shortly. Orders for fall merchan dise were placed early in order to assure the public of continued low On July 1st. all cotton goods advanced ten tx'rccnt and factory and labor costs on all merchandise is due to advance to comply with federal wage and hour law requirements. These factors will enter higher prices of dry good« gener ally, but high prices need not worry the local buyer, if you take the opportunity of attending the sale. Set' the announcement of Petersen’s in this issue for details. LUM HER BUNIN ENS GAIN 103,330,199 I mxih I fret The In- crcaiiing unfilled order file at th» mil I m itood at 366,684,084. MAKEN SEATTLE, Washington. — New business taken by 143 down and operating Washington and Ore gon lumber mills during the week ending July i MowdM th« pro duction of those mills by more than 10 per cent, the West Coast Lumbermen's association reported today. Orders reported taken by the mills were 110,356.9(X) l sui rd feet. Production totaled 100,198,904. Shipments during the week were MILL WOOD FOR SALE— Block, Planar and Slab Wood at Chamber’« Mill A. L. THOMAS B uild ■ Repair - Paint Now while the weather ia favorable and workmen are available. Let us help you plan that building or repair job so that you will have the use of it before fall is over. OK Supply Co. Sentinel want ads pull. Vúne û Virne fa Get your Canning Supplies Now I Sugar, pectins, jars, glasses and paraffine . . . all the necessities Vegetables can be had for less at YOUR SAFEWAY PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, JULY 14 TO JULY 17 MATCHES WHITE SATIN SUGAR Oregon ’s Own 100 lb. bag ........ $4.59 KERR MASON LIDS Regular Dozen 8c PEN JEL 2 packages .... .......... 23c 15c "■ box carton MILK ECONOMY CAPS 2 dozen ................... 35c BALL ZINC CAPS Dozen ............................. 19c Airway Coffee 3 " 43c Nob Hill Coffee Cherub—Baby Pure 20c ”> 'l ull Cans 2 39c PIEDMONT MAYONNAISE Qt. 33c DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING Qt. 27c SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP Pt. can 15c KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR 49 lbs. $1.29 Julia Lee Wright’s BREAD B¡g 1/2-ib. Castle Crest PEACHES Van Camp’s Pork & Beans 3 16-oz. tins SCOTS TISSUE ............ SCOTS TOWELS 3 rolls 19c ... Each 10c 6 bars 25c BEETS GRANULATED ......... Pkg. 25C .......... 3 barg 17c LUX TOILET SOAP SUPURB SOAP .... ........ Large pkg. 19c ARGO STARCH ............. ------2 pkgs. 15c 15c BORAXO Cleans Dirty Hands OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 cans 19c WHITE KING SOAP .... SNOWDRIFT ..................... 3 pounds 49c FRENCH’S BIRD SEED ......... Pkg. 12c LIPTON’S TEA ................. y2 pound 39c Kellogg ’s 25c CAN THEM NOW—New Lot From The Dalles Fancy No. l’s—15 pound lugs. LEMONS Armour’s Hams Star '25e P°untl GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 Cans OVAL SARDINES Mustard or Tomato Sauce Oval Tins 25c Giant Size BANANAS Half or Whola Highway 39c-49c Apricots Dozen 23c 4 pounds 25C MEATS CORN FLAKE$ Giant Packages Juice Oranges w» 2^ 35c Pure GROUND BEEF No Cereal or Water Added 10c Pound BEEF ROASTS SHORT RIBS BEEF Choice Chuck Cuts Lean Meaty 121/2 c Pound 10c Pound Morrell’s Package SAUSAGE BACON 1-pound pkg. 23c Country Style 15c Pound SAFEWAY
