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TIH!KSI)AY AUGUST H. 1940 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Softball Race Going Into Home Stretch Committee Urges Careful Selection Of Farm Products (By H. C Williamson) lineup and the result has been a __________ _____ (By Harpole and Stroup) One of the outstanding weak* Friday August 9 much better ball club than h b n e c se a of most local fairs is us* Eagles vs. ’Grove Hardware; * half fho team. This club promises ually the poor of prod- _ ”_ _ OlVO _ selection _ Too o- to give the other t.vnntn teams a Until.* battle ucts by *U_ the exhibitor. often Culp Creek vs. Dorena. down the stretch toward the play- unusually large individuals are se- Monday, August 12 °^s- lected for exhibiting regardless of Gustafson’s vs. Creswell; Mc- The Grove Hardware dropped shape or condition. Often disap- Coy’s vs. Knickerbocker's. from the unbeaten class in the sec- pointment is expressed by the ex- Wednesday, August 14 . l,’nd half of the race when they hibitor of very large products be- McCoys vs. Grove Hardware; lost a close 4 to 2 game to Knick- cause of failure to receive a nlace Quality Market vs. Eagles. erbockers. The “5 and a Dime’’ in a class. The local softball race is getting n'm gITat exhibition of j n each of products there tighter and tighter as time for the i.1* * " 8 (° r . th,e J ? ”8 c „ ° i f »re certain points that a judge playoffs draws nearer and each of ,H.ardJ looks for >n making his placings. the teams aro fighting for a his .t took For inO8t products thest. aro: u£ . chance to get in the games of the a T.™" inning to formity of lot, freedom from dis- playoffs. Fans are seeing more _ winning runs for eases. ” insect injury or scars; good games as the second half - f. shape; and color (as required by progresses and as previous scores 8 S th variety). The following are some indicate that many more upsets T h° haS of the requirements of good farm brfore , h e SSK d’ S T S X S ’ m w“ ‘" T S E C i L I a Among the teams showing im- In the first sam e Monday Lo- ^ PPLE^ AND PEARb: Pick provement has been the Grove rane displayed a much improved ou f,v^ individuals of the same Hardware* team Manager Leonard 68,1 c,ub when they dropped a « » and shape (consider require- has bXmhusThncnevr n l a v ^ and c,ose 4 to 3 decision to the Eagles. me? Ls of variety), well colored, has made several chances in his Lorane errors was the downfall of uniform or alike, and free from ------ sexeral changes in his team -n the gth innmg when worm injury or other blemishes. the Eagles came from behind to AH individuals should be solid and score 3 times for the winning mar- *iave normal stems attached, gin. PRUNES AND PLUMS: Pick In the nightcap Monday Knick- out enough for a convenient plate- erbocker’s a g a i n demonstrated full. Bear in mind the points men- their superiority over Creswell by tloned above with particular at- defeating them 11 to 6. An 8-run tention to color and condition of rally in the second inning featur- fruit. Stems should be left intact ed by home runs by Lusk and on all fruit. Beghtol sewed up the contest for PUMPKINS. SQUASH, MELONS Knicks. AND CUCUMBERS: Pick out In Wednesday's first game the well shaped individuals that are Grove Hdwe. took a low-hitting firm, in good condition and free well played ball game from Gus- from blemishes. Be sure the color tafson s “Cream Puffs’’ 7 to 2. and size is typical of the variety Grove lead was never threatened and avoid selecting individuals be- till the last inning when Gustaf- cause they are unusually large, son s drove in two runs. Where more than one individual CHUMMY “ SCREWDRIVERS” — The second game saw heim, is displayed, be careful to select What a dandy place to talk it all Quahty s pick-up from Dorena. for uniformity in size and shape, over! . . . Remember, your engine hold McCoy’s to 3 hits and one R O O T VEGETABLES: T h e uses 3 time« as much gasoline in low J™- w'h‘h \ his tf ani mates col- sajne requirements of uniformity and second gears as in high—when a lected 8 hits and six runs. This shape and size hold true here Use “Screwdriver” or “Screw jay” brings was Quality s 11th win of the sea- five individuals in each display you to a needless stop, you pay. son. ¡nicking at h ave h e a lt h v picking those those th that have healthy ~ tops that are fresh and crisp and Knickerbockers ____ 4 ~ above all see that the exhibit is Grove H a rd w a r e ____ 2 Lusk and Denson; Philips. Me- JJ“ " * * wt'h « “ « •« - JOIN D ^ n d V Decker. POTATOES: In selecting pots- iJirnnp1 --------- ----- a 2 toes’ frwdom from injury, smooth- SHARE-THE-ROAD nlmL. > . 7* ness and uniformity are important CLUB K p e r ' G- DavLs points to consider. Individuals 8’ s e n sh«uld we*8h between five and This natio n -w id e crusade r 8 ® ........................... q c in eight ounces each and should be now has over 5,000,000 Langston and McK.bben: G’ n T a I ? f ° members. If you w a n t to Davis and Lorang CORN EARS. Ears should be help in this w ar on “ Screw Knickerbockers 11 10 2 uniform and between seven and drivers" and "Screwjays" Creswell 6 9 12 nine incbes long. They should be . . . and reduce the needless Lusk. Kingsley and M i n o r ,t aF*red slightly, butts should be Moen, Bailey and D. Kasper hollow, rows straight and tips uni- 35% of Step-and-Go. . . join ________________ formly covered. now/ No obligation except * J I V GRAINS AND FIELD SEEDS: common-sense driving and a n d plump, . ° ther uniform, ^,eld ss free eds careful walking. should be Ask Shell dealer for new T_ /U _ / T / I I from foreign material as other free day-and-night emblem. I o grain seed- weed seed ° r «haff. and free from disease or mechani- ------------ cal injury. Heavy weight per A heart attack was fatal to Olof bushel, bright color and freedom T. Olsen, 61, Saturday evening, from smut odor or stains are other found dead at his h o m e at 55 important considerations. South River Road Sunday evening. [ In showing all types of farm Mr. Olsen had been in ill health products, the ability of the exhib- for sometime. When neighbors itor to select the best individuals saw no signs of activity around is an important factor. Studying his home an investigation was con- over possible material for exhlb- ducted. According to reports, he iting considerable ttme before the was found dead in bed by Mrs. fair is a helpful procedure to fol- W. A. Heck about 6:45 Sunday low. evening. Death is believed to have occurred about twenty-four hours 8. P. ANNOUNCES COACH earlier. He was alone at the time FARE CUT of his death. Mr. Olsen had lived here for the Sweeping reductions in one-way past ten years, coming from Sea- and roundtrip coach fares between side. He had been employed at southern Oregon and S. P. main- local mills until an injury forced line points in northern Oregon will him to retire. He was born at Chi- become effective August 10, ac- cago. December 18, 1878, where he cording to announcement by J. A. lived until his removal to Oregon Ormandy, g e n e r a l passenger twenty-eight years ago. He first agent, Portland. settled at Seaside where his wife, The new fares will be the low-! Mrs. Olsen, passed away nineteen est every-day fares on sale for years ago. many years, Ormandy said. Round tUanAMf DAViun “ e n a r u iia v ” Surviving are eight daughters trips will carry a return limit of >nAVVW-BUAIRb SVKtWJAT — and one son. Surviving daughters 30 days. To illustrate the sharp u- wiA i left — he, fe'nts are: Marie Olsen, Mrs. E. P. Nel- reductions which will be made . with his right—jam on your brakes, son. Angeline Olsen, all of Ocean Ormandy said the one-way coach L V / ° 1ELJ5i m ake3 T ! l ! " Park’ Washington; Mrs. Mildred fare between Cottage Grove and I iX 14 L i el ^ trrZ l8r i^ U8e ° ’Brien of K*00' Nevada; June Portland will be reduced to $2.65 Oken- Seaside; Mrs. E. C. Kelly, and the roundtrip to $4.60 with Screwdrivers cause another 25%. Portland; Mrs. C. A. Wells, Odin, porportionately low fares to other _________________ Illinois, and Evelyn Olsen of Cot- points. . tage Grove, and a son, Russell | MISSOURI PICNIC Save on on S to p n -a n d -fin of ° c services ean Parl<, were Washington, nave 3 io ana l»0 with Wltn Oken Funeraj held at the Smith Chapel yesterday morn The Missouri annual state pic ing at 10:00 o’clock with the Rev. nic will be held at Avery park in Gordon Hypes, Christian minister, Corvallis, Sunday, August 11th. A officiating. Interment was made basket dinner at noon will be fol- in the Seaside cemetery. lowed at 1:30 by the afternoon! Also surviving are one brother, program consisting of music, short Anton Olsen, Iron River, Michi addresses, and sports in which | gan; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha those present will be invited to Johnson, Iron River, Michigan, participate. and Mrs. Julia Keckhefer of Chi- i cago, Illinois, and four grandchil dren. u __ E . Heart Attack ratal uiOT i a uisen ■s r M E HIGHEST l^pAD fa W W M M E ftT H W M MAT MEAAfS EASrE* P /c x -v r- /MPPWED M W C f-M O X E PM E* AM W IN A U GEARS! W ANTADS WANTED — Team work or any kind of plowing for team. Have disc and other plow tools. Apply to 1536 South 6th St. 52-ltp CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the ministrations of our friends during the illness and death of our wife, sister and aunt, Mrs. Klopfenstein. Y o u r thoughtfulness will not be for gotten. John C. Klopfenstein, Mrs. Frank Turner, Mrs. A. M. Brown. 52-ltp Peaches I have a small crop of fine Elberta, peaches. W ill be ready about August 10th, Orchard 1 mile w e s t of Sutherlin. dinner party honoring their son sen, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petersen. Herman on his birthday annlver- Mr. and Mrs. John Blackburn and sary. A beautifully dejxirated birth d w Jftn<> of WailhlnK, on day cake- was a feature. The ’ rooms were decorated with gladi- ( ■ and b,Md and hostess. oils and pink roses. The guest of - ----- N. O. W. honor received several nice gifts. Typewriter and adding machine The Neighbors of Woodcraft Those present for the occasion ribbons, all makes of machines at 21-tfx met Tuesday evening In the 1. O. were Mr. und Mm. Herman Peter- Sentinel office. O. F. hall, Mrs. Delia Hatch pre sided in the absence of the guard ian neighbor, Mrs. Bressler. Mrs. Harold Woffard. who was a mem ber here a few years ago before Kcal Estate Insurance moving to Eugene, has returned ind was welcomed as an affiliated Modern, well-built seven bedroom house In good neighborhood. member. Good Income renting rooms and apartments. Basement, good A social meeting was planned for August 23 at which time a plumbing, fireplace, paved street and sidewalk. Price fully fur pot luck dinner will be served at nished only $2,500, half cash. the home of Mrs. Sowles at Cur tain! Refreshments were served 6 room modern, plastered house In good neighborhood. Large lot. by Mrs. Cora Bragg and Mrs. garage and woodshed. Only $1,500 on easy terms. Mabel Powell. The refreshments committee for the next m eetin g Several houses under $1,000 and on easy terms. will be Mrs. Eva Hatch and Mrs. Eunice Smith. 164 acres near Latham. 15 acres In cultivation. Good k*vcl land. Gravel road, electricity close. Only $900. $200 down. BIRTHDAY DINNER SO CIETY RODMANS Mr. and Mrs. William Petersen entertained last evening with a / UKE FRESH 4 SAFEWAY TRICES FBI th ru Moa. AUG ? 1 2 Cherub Milk 4 Tall <’ana 26c Pork A Beam, VO. 2*/Aa 2 m s 26c Wesson Salad Oil Qt Can 39c Sandwich Spread, Leh Hox Qt. 36c Hershey 5c Bam 6 for 16o Jar Rubbers Reg 3c Bos. Toilet Soap, W King. 3 cakea 14c Su-Purb Soap. 24-os 14c; 50-oz 27c ANGLO 12-ox. can JELL-WELL PINEAPPLE FLOUR FRUITS A N D VEGETABLES/ A U P^O Sugar L o w e s t P ric e F a n c y F lo u r & Ï *1 .2 9 S h o r t e n in g 5 J-tb can 3 9 * «AC M a r s h m a llo w * P -W u t B u t t e r & L & Flour H arvest Blossom 49-lb. sk. $1.19 E d w a r d s C o ffe e * , 2 1 * 39* A i r w a y C o ffe e 12* ia». 31* Csntsrbury W lb , T E A Orsrxje Pekos p ig * a B e a n s Bosrgsi. S n g a r B e llo P e a s T A N G ALL PURPOSE MEAT M a c k e r e l ST REGIS W aterm elons n dvk c CANTALO UPE W ashington .......... 79c C ra te G R A P E S ............... 3-lb. b a s k e t 14c Seedlms TOM ATOES Yakima potatoes ....... Washington U. 8. No. 2 ....-......P l a t 33c . 50 1 b . s a c k 49c J e l s R i t e ............ ............. 3 f o r 29c Liquid Pectin—3-o i. Bottles G r a p e f r u i t J u i c e ..... .... 2 f o r 15c A rg o S t a r c h ................. .. 2 f o r 15c Town House—Ho. 2 Cam Oom or Gloss—1-lb. Pkgs. B e a n s ......................5-lb. p k g . 29c K r e m e l ..................... 4-os. p k g . 4c Idaho Bed Assorted P e a s , N o. 2 c a n ............ ............11c F i g B a r s .................2 lb. p k g . 19c Stokley Honey Pod White or Wheat B o ra x P o w d e r .......................... 10c V a n illa .......... .....4 o z . b o ttle 15c 10-oz. Pkg. W estag—Imit. F r u i t C o c k t a i l ...... N o. 1 ca n 10c C o rn F l a k e s ................................. 5c Sutter Oold—Ho. 1 Can Albers— Beg. Size. H o n e y ........................5-lb. can 35c C o f f e e .............. lb . 23c; 2 lb s. 45c Valley Maxwell Hons« M a y o n n a is e ........ P t . 19c; q t. 33c C o ffee Piedmont ........ lb. 18c; 2 lb s. 35c Hob Hill 3 f o r 25c T illa m o o k C h e e s e ............ lb . 23c S irlo in S t e a k ...............................u P u r e G ro u n d B e e f ............... 2 lbf No Water or Cereal F a n c y R o a s tin g H e n s .............I t A s s o rte d L u n c h M e a t .............I t SAFEW AY GUARANTEED B a c o n ............................................ . MEATS! S lic ed B aco n ‘.............................. i t B o ilin g B e e f Fancy Short Riba P o t R o a s t s ... P u r e L a r d .... Kettle Rendered 1 J, C W ashington U. H. No. 1 Plain or Iodized—28-oz. Pkg. W h e a tie s o r C o rn K ix Pound C E L E B Y...... Groen ........... 6c E a c h P O T A T O E S ......... -------12 lbs. 23c M a x im u m S a l t .............. 2 f o r 13c Blade Cut« E. E. Humphrey Every kind of a farm, one acre to a thousand. . it By the Piece—Any Sire No Rind— No Waste P o r k R o a s t s .......................... lb ] Picnic Style F i le t o f S o l e ........................... S ilv e r S a l m o n ........................ ib it By Ihe Piece S lic e d S a l m o n ............ ..............ib Meat Price* Friday and Saturday Only
