THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1939
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Thirty-Six
Men
Normal Progress
On Dam Reported
Wool, Mohair Growers
Get Break In Market
Wtx>l and mohair growers over
the United States who have wool
or mohair to sell will get a break
due to the rising prices. Mohair
prices have Increased about forty
percent since last spring and
wool almost as much. The main
difficulty of course is that prac
tically all woq ! and mohair has
been sold. A shipment of 4,800
pounds of mohair was made from
here yesterday to Portland and
except for hair In storage this
represents the only unsold hair
from this section so far as known.
Today mohair is bringing the
grower forty cents per pound,
against twenty-five cents per
pound last spring. Lamb’s wool
is quoted at twenty-seven cents
and year’s growth wool at thirty-
five cents per pound.
COMPLETE
TOP SERVICE
Nomal progress can be report
ed at both the southern Lane
county damsites despite the dis-
Let us condition your auto top and make it water tight
astrous fire of September 20,
1939, w .hich destroyed the field
before the rainy season
i laboratory with its contents. With
test pit explorations complete for
Complete lubrication service including vacuum cleanim:
the present, w'ork at the Hebron
your
car and guaranteed rubber dressing for your tires
site is concentrated on drilling
operations and test fill experi
Free parking for out-of-town cars
ments. Drilling is continuing with
one core drill on a three shift
basis and one churn drill on a
two shift basis working on the
west abutment.
Test fill operations were trans
ferred to the dam site at Fem
Ridge on September 22nd, with
the laboratory work being prose
JOHN WELLS, Prop.
cuted at Eugene. It is expected
this work will be resumed in the
Not until they can get a living
Cottage Grove area in the near without working will some peo
future.
ple admit that good times are
Test pit work progresses at a here.
Loose Leaf Supplies—all kinds. The Sentinel1.
satisfactory rate on the Dorena
damsite and further seismic ex
plorations are contemplated.
Safety is a very important fea
ture of all projects undertaken
by the Engineer Department.
The Eugene Area safety section,
under the able direction of Alan
C. Brandes, is ever vigilant in an
endeavor to protect not only em
Tkii Pra-lnvanlory Sal« at Saia-
ployes and property of the gov
ernment but the general public as
lor your lamily J you
well. All employes in a supervis
ory posit iop are equipped with
tk« moil ol it. Al iku
first aid kits and are required to
y««r Siliwiy "Cluni
attend standard Red Cross first
., mike, room lor wintar
aid classes regularly to equip
end
kobdey
marckendo« .. end
themselves for any emergency.
Weekly safety meetings are held
•ku meant you can buy loti ol
in the field to keep all personnel
itemi al lubilentielly reduced
constantly alert to danger on the
prxai ... now ... during Pr«-ln-
FRIDAY
job that could contribute toward
vanlory Salai Stock up and Steal
an accident. Signs have been
THROUGH
placed near the damsites to cau-
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Riggs of tion the motoring public of dan-
MONDAY
Pure Cane
Scappoose spent the week end at ger from excessive speed, The
Sept.
29—Oct. 2nd
the Roy Riggs home at Black engineers wish to urge that mo-
100 pound Img
SUGAR
Butte.
< han
torists exert extra caution in the
The
L.
A.
Propst
family
spent
OXYDOL
Desire to visit relatives, pleas-
vicinity of the Hebron bridge due
Kitchen
Craft
ant memories of a previous trip, the
. week end at Dallas visiting to the proximity of Engineer De
Large Package ......
and glowing reports of friends are B.
,he slster of Mrs. Propst, Mrs. C. partment operations, school and
FLOUR 24 lb. bag
49 lb. bun*
Blue
Teats.
the three principle factors enter
highway. All operators of govern
The
Norman
Bachelder
family
SUPER
SUDS
2
pkgs
39c
Drifted
Snow
ing into the choice of the average
ment-owned vehicles have receiv
American tourist’s vacation goal. spent the week end at Empire ed specific instructions to use ex
Lifebuoy
FLOUR 24 lb. bag
49 lb. bag $ 1
These leading motives were visiting Mrs. Bachelder's father, treme caution in this area.
SOAP
3 bars 17c
Mr.
Willis,
who
is
ill.
brought out in a nation-wide sur
Cherub
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kibby of
Palmolive
vey conducted recently by the
Hunters
Asked
Check
Triangle
Lake
were
recent
guests
Oregon State Motor association at the E. N. Brasher home.
SOAP
3 bars 17c
MILK Baby Purr
cans
4ISC
through American Automobile as
Deer
at
Ranger
Sta.
Borax
Soap
Mrs.
Charles
Powell
and
daugh
Robin
Hood
sociation affiliated organizations.
CHIPS
Lg Pkg. 23c
Of the motorists queried, 2L2 ter Clara and sons Archie and
visited relatives at Marsh Deer hunters in the Rujada and
OLEOMARGARINE
pound»
per cent said they picked their Arden
Kingsford'a
Bohemia sections are requested to
vacation spot in order to visit field.
Su-Purb
GLOSS STARCH 3 pkg. 25c
Mildred Cox, who is going to check with the Rujada ranger
with relatives. Coming a close
school
at
Forest
Grove,
spent
station.
The
checking
of
course
is
Ivory
second with 21.1 per cent were
GRANULATED
i
c
till Tuesday visiting not compulsory, but forest offi
motorists who traveled to certain Saturday
SOAP
3 large bars 25c
cials are trying to determine
sections because they had been relatives here.
Lux
there before and liked it. Third Marvel Geer and Robin Woods range conditions and condition of
if’ Sunday to attend college at the deer. Measurements of the
TOILET SOAP . 3 bars 19c
reason was recommendation of Corvallis.
deer are usually taken in the data
friends, accounting for 17.5 per
Mrs. Ray Riggs was hostess to secured by the forest service.
cent of the trips.
club
last H. E. D. Brown. Rujada ranger,
Newspaper or magazine adver- i tne Friendly Neighbors
~
j
reported Tuesday morning that
( juw
tising, coupled with advertising
and
Western Pride .303 Size ( jins
only three had been taken in that
folders or booklets lured 12.6 per 1
P.r
Din , a
24 cans
cent of the motorists, while busi- -
’ ^rs- 4- - Banton will be area so far. Dry conditions make
hostess October 4 J.
hunting
impractical
in
that
area
ness reasons accounted for 7 per
( lose
.303 Size (Ians
he said. Fire danger there now is
cent of the choices. Conventions
24 cans
attracted 6.3 per cent, while LIFT VETCH QUARANTINE as great as it is in the summer
time.
• travel stories influenced 5.4 per
24 cans
cent. Miscellaneous reasons ac Good news for Oregon growers
Creswell No. 2 Size (jins 4 cans
LIKES
SENTINEL
of
vetch
seed
is
contained
in
re-
( jise
counted for 8.5 per cent.
In the 1937 survey, it was ex ports on experimental tests on
Oakland, California,
plained, the desire to repeat a fumigation for weevil, report
September 25
a
previous visit was responsible for state department of agriculture
Cottage
Grove
Sentinel,
officials.
39.8 per cent of the decisions on
of vetch -----
seed with
vacation goals. Recommendation , Fumigation
-
---- Cottage Grove, Ore.
Fluffiest
Olmn Aire—Fancy
of friends came second with 26 chloropicrin at the rate of 1% Dear Sir:
no*»
nmindc
rw>r
1
DHO
raihi/«
font
pounds
per
1,000
cubic
feet
of
Thank
you
for
your
"remind
Marshmallows
....
1
lb.
cello
10c
per cent.
Grapefruit
No. 2 cans 10c
In commenting on the survey, space in a tight chamber such as er ” Enclosing a check for our
Criaco or
Your Choice
Stole
ley
’
»
Dr. E. B. McDaniel, president of a refrigeration car at 70 degrees subscription for another year. We
Snowdrift ... 3-pound can 49c
the Motor association, said that or higher for 24 hours or with couldn't get along without receiv-
Asparagus.... 2 picnic cans 25c
tl’e “Sentinel.”
various phases of state and com methyl bromide at the rate of *ng Thanking
Karo
Three Sisters
you.
munity advertising undoubtedly three pounds per 1,000 cubic feet
RUBY
M.
BRUMFIELD.
Syrup.. .
5-pound pail 35c
Pear Juice
combined to support the primary for four hours at 70 degrees tem
5c can; 55c doz.
travel motives, but that the ef perature proves effective, the de
Max-I-Mum
Sunny
Point
Human
nature
may
change,
but
fect of continued selling through partment has been informed by
Salt....... 2 26 oz. packages 15c
Salmon.......
courtesy, maintenance of scenic the federal bureau of entomology it won’t change much during our
2 tall cans 29c
attractions, and improvement of and plant quarantine. Both fumi lifetime.
Old Dutch
.San Wan
tourist
accommodations
was gants must be kept stirred thor-
Cleanser
3 cans 19c
Peas No. 1 cans
proved to be of vital importance. OUAs1a
3 for 29c
Ä Valley View Stock Ranch
Between the ages of eighteen and
thirty-eight, who are mentally and
physically qualified, are wanted
for enlistment in Battery E be-
tween now and October 1st. Pros-
pective enrollees are offered
splendid training and good pay
for training period.
SIGNAL SERVICE
STATION
SAVE
STOCH UP!
Make Applications at the
Cottage Grove Armory
CAPT. LaSELLS STEWART
Travel Motives
Outlined by AAA
London
85c
95c
3 sm- 10c (
3
1.59
.73
33c
SOAP2'"* *<*-35
P & G SOAP
PEAS
BEANS
SAUERKRAUT
Lumber Shipments
Total 118 Cars From
Area the Past Week
Lumber shipments from this
district over the Southern Pacif
ic took a jump of eighteen cars
the past week for a total of 129
cars for the period. A total of 111
cars were loaded out the previous
week. Owing to the heavy move
ment of grain to market, some
difficulty has been experienced in
securing equipment to move the
local lumber. Inventories at the
mills are generally low and in
most instances sales have exceed-
ed the cuttings.
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
A county road crew has recent
ly made some improvements on
the Lorane road and eliminated
some of the hazards of a curve
near the Overholzer mill about
four miles west of here.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ORDERED
The probate court Saturday or
dered the sale of real estate in
the estate of Ernest C. Lockwood
to E. L. Clark for $2,950.
Ham & Eggs Inc.
$30.00 Per Week
Anyone desiring information we’ll
be happy to send literature to up
on receiving a post card request.
1106 Jefferson Street, Corvallis,
Oregon.
6-2t-71
sas has lifted its quarantine on A. 0. Ball & Son, Proprietors.
Oregon vetch seed, provided it is 6'/j miles oat on Mosby Creek.
fumigated by either of the above All kinds of livestock bought and
formulas, the state department ■old. Phone 16FS.
SO-2tc-Sl
announces.
Ohi Fardelli
Never saw an elephant (This is the num
ber of babies born in the nation each year).
And this is the reason the circus comes
each year, even though circus acts are the
same year after year.
And there are just lots of North Doug
las-South Lane county people, who have
never seen the new 1940 Plymouth. And if
you haven’t there is a thrill and a surprise
in store for you.
You’ll want to see and ride in the 1940
Plymouth, the low price beauty with the
luxury ride.
McCoy’s Garage
30 SOUTH 7th
PHONE 64
4«"» 29c *1.69
29c ’1.69
«« 3cnn*25c ,)<,z 95c
WHamet
Chocolate
1-pound can 29c
Piedmont
Pears
3 2% size cans 35c
Libby Fancy
Mayonnase,
pts 19c; qts. 33c
Airway
Two Million
American People
10 - 29c
Corn, No. 2 cans
3 for 29c
Stole ley’»
Coffee
15c pound; 3 lbs. 43c
Nob Hill
Apricots
3 tall cans 29c
Canterbury
Coffee
20c lb. 2 lbs. 39c
Black Tea
pound 29c
Jell Well
6 pkgs. 25c
Edward»
Coffee 22c lb. can; 2-lb can 43c
QUALITY MEATS
BEEF ROASTS, shoulder cuts of steer beef
BACON, Sliced, Morrells sugar cured,
lb. 12i/2c
lb. 23c, 2 for 45c
PORK BACK BONES, lean, meaty ............
.... lb. 5c
COLORED FRYERS, plump, milk fed........
lb. 19fl/2c
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, fine for brauing
.. lb. 10c
Loin Pork Roasts, rib or loin end, 2 to 3 lb. aver. lb. 15i/2c
PURE LARD, limit 41bs. to a customer
2 lbs. 15c
BA00N SQUARES, sugar cured for seasoning .... lb. 10c
(Meat Prices for Fri and Saturday Only)
Mazda Oil ......... Quart
Rippled Wheat
2 tor
Chocolate Drops .... Lb.
Wheat Hearts
Pkg.
Roman Meal .......... Pkg.
Albers
Corn Flakes
3 for
39c
15c
10c
23c
32c
17c
MILK
Carnation, Alpine, Pet,
Cherub, Oregon, Borden's
.
Your Choice
Tall (jins
25c
Case
48 (jins
SAFEWAY