THURSDAY. MARMAI 14. 1941)
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THE SEN IIN EL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Paradoxical History
training period before be- Fall Creek and C ed i Amo«
Delight Valley Oregon May Reach w ing aelu assigned
to vessels in the U. S. derson of Cottage Grove.
Hen-
fleet. The Lane county young men
Mm S Strong was hostess to N W f 1»
EARL E. COOPER
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Tiny Tough Guy
the Social Neighbor« club at the [fllH tO n U o llQ r S M
were Robert Griffith Tucker of
Outfits. SentlnaL
If you think It take« a large home of her daughter, Mm. C. E.
man phy«!cally to do big thing« in Brown, this week. The time was Zt • I •>
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I thin world Just read this.
«pent socially and refreshments [JU lC R S llV ^ r 111 IjQ U
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v i x o t s w «.» t i t * ^ 7 7
Our «tory concern« Sir Jeffrey were served at the tea hour to 1
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i Hudson Knight, who came Into member« and the following vis- J
I the world In 1619. At wven he had itora: Ml«« Helen Daniels, and. QregOn wjjj probably produce a
grown to the length of one and | Mrs. Donald Conner. The next |
one-half feet. Until his middle meeting will be March 20th, the mUlion dollars' worth of qulck-
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thlrtles he grew no higher His place to be announced later. The *"ver during 1940, and may equal
father was Large and his mother members to respond to roll call
production of
California,
not small but Sir Jeffrey inherit- with the same letter they have which heretofore has been the
ed no great amount of size.
had, also those who did not bring *arKest producer of this strategic
From the time he popped out pieces for quilt are requested to
of a cold-baked pie set before the bring them to the next meeting. ¡^ n‘ mine the Oregon Bonanza, ,s
Queen and was whisked away to
Mr. and Mrs. Bert S. Dulley Jhe
A side glanoe: Last year we served customers equivalent
I royal court his career was meteor- spent Friday at the home of Mr.
f
to 17 times the population of Cottage Grove.
We hope
lc. One of hl* flnit act* wa* to and Mr*. C. H. Zumwalt.
Kre^en^/
skin a cat belonging to a lady of
Francis Hom has been ill with flaaka 'about 575,000) per month,
H NOBODY LOWS YOU
you were among those served, and we hope to serve you
the town. With the skin wrapped the flu this past week.
Of the three main quicksilver
ME08E YOUR OWN
around him Jeffrey sat in a cor-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon spent areas in the state, the Ochoco area
again and again.
HEARTSTRINGS NN CD
ner and watched the cat's mistress the week end In Eugene with east of Prineville Is second in lm-
A t i m t tuhina U P /*
ests at tea. When one thelr daughter, Mrs. Harold Wol- portance. With this In mind, the
State Department of Geology and
i offered the animal a fard, and family.
Mrs. Davidson was honored with Mineral Industries in cooperation
bite it snarled, ’TTl feed myself
Easter Gift
Easter Gift
when I’m hungry.” It then stroll a stork shower recently. Present with the Department of Geology
The next time you are
were Mmes S. K. Adams. C. H. of Oregon State college has just
ed away.
•rhn ml.trn«« wa« sentenced to Haight, E. J. Sears, Ralph Sears, published a geologic map of the
sick, try Chiropractic.
he burned at the stake as a witch .Ethel Nixon, Nora Jackson, C. C. Round M o u n t a i n Quadrangle
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„ i f l k l n i cat JeVfrev Conner, C. E. Brown. Mrs. Teel of which delimits the regions
in
50c Klenzo D e L n x ^
AU Shades
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saved her with a ,-onfesslon In th e ^ V a U e y and Mmes. Lyons and which «>• quicksilver occurs and
I nick of time His punishment Walker of Creswell
I came in the form of disagreeable
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rausch
O
protoplasmic s i m u l a t i o n — a and son Norman of Eugene spent
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CHIROPRACTOR
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H« M A I« |T
¡whipping upon the seat of his Sunday at the home of Mr. and
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Knrlene 50c
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trousers
Mrs. Oscar Jackson.
« ? * . 1938 an<* W39 by D r .W .
Gales Easter
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D. Wilkinson assisted by members
Jeffrey was in royal service at
M r and Mrs. John Hatfield of the gU te department and g,.ad.
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eleven. He served as a volunteer moved Sunday morning to
their uate studenta of the college, are
with the Dutch in their war new home in Redmond. The John descr|ptjOns of the existing mines
against Spain. At nineteen he was White family have not yet moved and
and
the various
Refreshing
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2 to r^ lo
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covered with glory. Women fought | In.
types of rocks or formations and
for his
attentions
and stories
are
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The Theodore
Joll family
of Eu-I structures which have been map-
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON.
__ weekly average of West
____ Coast
— . plentiful of the enthusiasm With gene spent Sunday at the J. A ped.
The
lumber production in February ( 4 'which they were met. His f‘Hec- joll home.
w eeks) was 127.034,000 board f e e t .l^ n for the opposite sex led him
Mrg K c Zumwalt, Mrs. Basil
Stag Brushless
TWO ENLIST IN NAVY
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Klenzo
or 64.5 per cent of the weekly bito a duel where he killed his ad- Dpnharn and children and Miss
average for 1926-1929, the indus- I
or 1 , he
tUTMi Lillian Larsen were in Eugene on I The Portland navy recruiting!
try's years of highest capacity
He wa*
kldnapi>e<l buslness Friday.
station Monday completed the en-
realization. Orders averaged 130,-.and
“ into eight years of Slav-
Basil Denham and listment of twelve young men, two
595,000 b.f.; shipment., 1 2 9 . 0 7 3 , / to the Moors on the Barbaiy rhfJ,rre®n'1 ¿fr and M ¿ Harry of whom are from Lane county.!
fK)O W e e k ly a v e r a g e for January
WillIam and children were supper They entrained Monday night for
wen-: production. 123,553,000 b.f creased to three feet six inches
guests at the home of Mr. and San Diego. California, for an eight
A sixty he retired, on a pension.
62.7 per cent of the h.e.r. Index-;
Mrs.
C. H. Zumwalt.
orders.
131,169,000;
shipments, a country squire. He later served
Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Brown
another
term
in
jail
for
conspir
120,155,000.
acy against the crown. He was re and Dick Lane, Mrs. Albert Ad-
First nine weeks of 1940, cumu leased but died soon after at the kins were In Portland on business
lative production. 1.125.901.000 b.f. age of 63.
for e few days.
same perkxl, 1939. 992,466.000; in
Two of his portraits did by Van
Dick Lane of Jefferson is visit-
1936, 758,276,000.
Dyck hang in Hampton Court. His jng with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. |
Orders ter 9 weeks of IP' waistcoat
______ and satin pants are in Brown and family.
break down as follows: rail. 470,- the Ashmoean Museum at Oxford
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Boles and
689,000 b.f.; domestic cargo. 478,- England
small ten. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
102.000; export, 61,668,000; local.
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Flaten, Mr. and Mrs Clark and
167,567,000.
daughter Shirley Virgil end Helen
The industry's unfilled order
Daniels. Boyd Strong, Jeanne
file stood at 513,349.000 b.f. at the
Mrs. Anna Burkett returned
,wAre
«•nil of February; gross stocks, at last
week from a three months
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«61,000,000.
visit with relatives in northern ln
blrth'
February was a month of mark California and at Ashland. Oregon.
of Robert
ing time for the West Coast lum
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Decker
Miss
A.
B.
O’Hern
left
last.
__ w ere,
ber industry.
Extreme
weath
u
i„ cold hi.itHinoiweek
for her home in Clinton, H-¡in Eugene on business Saturday
er was
« £ £ — new 1 9 4 0 em blem th a t glows
market
GARDEN LOVERS TO HAVE
The movement of west coast lum-
ir m taw Mr L
mi S O.8.C. W EEK-END PROGRAM
her to the Atlantic coast was im- ’ b,.t?r’ln4BW’
an<1 Mns Mike
a t night. Flags m ean, " I w ill g ive w a y ...
nnrl ^ ^ F e i n ^ i l ^
Mr and Mrs. H. L. Helton and
OREGON STATE O OLLEG E-
I ’m sh arin g th e r o a d /' If you a re fo r
w««F
children from Swisshome spent This campus will become the cen-
courteous driving — and less S to p -an d >
J . r - d i i i t h Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Joe ter of Interest for Oregon garden
^ .tiin ™ ^ .^
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th Spence and Mr and Mrs Chas, club members and others inter-
Go — ¡oin the S h a re -th e -R o a d Club a t
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I Dixon of Reedsport were guests ested for the week end May 3, 4,
at the Spence home Monday.
and 5 when an educational pro-
a n y Shell d e a le r to d a y I
AAA PLANA DEAL TO GET
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin Kram for garden enthusiasts will
MORE OREGON
„_______ LIME USED and Mr. and Mrs. Amis McGarvin be combined with prepared tours
Plans for a lime' distribution '»»*"» ’he * ‘*c.k
at Linslaw
5° Corvants gardens.----------------
program to receive lime under the w‘ h MJ? A"1.18 ^ cGa£ \ in *
”grant of aid” plan, are nearing
Mr and Mrs. Ed Sutton,
completion, according to N. C
accompanied home by
Donaldson of Cbrvallls, In charge MP ,. “ Suî ,o-n; *lho is visiting
of the state agricultural conserva-
Hnf irlen(,s here this
week
tlon office.
Mrs. George Alleman will be
If bids expected from 15 lime
producing companies are satlsfac-
,o r . the 300141 Neighbors
t tory.
n rv
t the
h « lime
li m e
r distribution
t i« » r ih ,.t i/.n
n m . d u b Thursday.
pro
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lancaster of
SWEEDE-ME "SCREWMYr*-
gram should be underway by the
W hile they bill and coo—
middle of April. Donuldson said. LaGrande are visiting at the home
the gasoline bills mount up
All but one of the lime plants are of
bro,heT J « -S u n d a y the two
located in Oregon
brothers and their w.ves visited
and the drivers go coo-cool
. . ."Screwjays”— heedlesa,
This grant of aid plan would be near Drain with their father, Rob
Lancaster.
reckless pedestrians— cause
similar to those used by the AAA ert The
Wm. Brown family who
in distributing hairy vetch and
10% of all Stop-and-G o
Austrian winter field pea seed, as have been living on the Soder-
driving, to say nothing of
w ell as phosphate The material
moving to Mosby
needless accidents.
is furnished the farmer now. but oreek- The Söderström farm has
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W n ,..ly c h „In c
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGarvin
the cost is deducted from future
and
daughter Joeann and Donald
conservation checks.
WIGGLE-WAGGLE “ SCREW
and
Pauline McGarvin visited
Bids will lie accepted on the
DRIVER"— T w o o r th re e
with
Mrs.
basis of cost of the lime nt the 3 “*?d H
,y.^
cars could travel in the
McGarvins parents. Mi*, and Mrs.
plant. Farmers will pay the ship- ¡7
space he takes to navigate!
ping charges themselves. An ef-
er'
“ Screwdrivers" cause 25%
fort is being made to have sever
of all Stop-and-Go . . . R e
al plants furnish the lime, so that
member, your engine uses
farmers will have a source nenr
3
times as much gasoline in
their home farms, thus reducing I
low and second gears as in
shipping charges.
high: when "Screwdrivers”
Distribution of the lime will be
or “ Screwjays” bring you
made this spring and again in the
fall, If bids arc satisfactory.
to a needless stop, you pay.
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f»r DRUGS
Greeting Cds
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Bibles $1.00-0
Cutex Polish
Xlh
Tooth Brush
.89
Kurlash
7C
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Annette Nap JL
Bubble Bath
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Thin-Blades JW7 C
Shaving Crm O
Candy
80c-
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Lumber Facts
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Get this NEW
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New Shipment
F o s to ria
Just A rrived
G rove
H ardw are
FIELD PEA TEST PLOT
GROWS TO 70,000 ACRE CROP
From a single tenth-acre test
plot on the Oregon State college
experimont station to an estim at
ed 1940 production of 70,000 acres,
is the 17-ycar growth of the Aust
rian winter field pen industry in
the state of Oregon.
These peas were first brought
to the state as one of scores of
new forage crops tried out under
the direction of H. A. Schoth, fed
eral agronomist In charge of for
age crop investigations in coop
eration with the Oregon experi
ment station. First used ns a for
age crop in the coast counties. It
Later found its greatest value ns a
seed crop in Oregon with n mar
ket among southern farmers, who
use It as a winter cover crop.
With Oregon production in
creased by some 30,000 acres this
year, as a result of AAA en
couragement of expansion, ad
vance preparation Is being made
for harvesting the crop through
out western Oregon and half a
dozen eastern Oregon counties
where some Is being grown.
Box le tte r Files, Sentinel.
Sentinel want ads pull.
2
round
trip
Los Angls $12.05 $21.70
San Fran
7.30 13.15
Portland
2.65 4.60
Medford
3.00 5.40
„ „ yoU
m o r e th a n e v e r o n £ to p -a n c f-G o ,
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