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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1940)
THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 1940 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE OREGON AAA Committees Young Invento Preparing the 1941 Program Guides S tolen C ar A bandoned A t R oseburg F ound T h ru T ip of Local Boy Through efforts of Herman Ah- | bolt, about 20, who live« two mil«*» north of here, a car stolen In Eugene last Thursday after- With tb«« HMI AAA farm pro noon was recover«*d. The car, a gram providing more leeway than 1937 Chevrolet sedan, belonging ever beforo for county and Mate to Brooks Perry of route 4, Eu gene, stolen from in front of the variation» to meet local condi Eugene cannery, was recovered tion«, the state committee for the following morning, abandoned Oregon 1« now preparing the ni’W i at Roseburg. handbook and other detail« for A young boy, about 16, driving putting the program In effect In thia «fate. south passed the Abbott farm and asked young Abbott to ride with Oregon 1« one of the few. if n o t1 him. Abbott rode into town Thurs the only »tate, to have the name day evening and reported to Guy I farmer personnel on the «tate Smith, night ofticrr He told Of- committee »Ince it« organization Otci-r Smith lie Is-lieved the ear [ In 1936. The only change ha« been was stolen because t h e driver the promotion of the flint chair acted too nervous and gave Smith man. N. E. Dodd, to the jxxiltinn the description of the car. When of weatern regional director. a state patrolman came through Other farmer member» then and Inter in the evening, Smith gave now are Will Steen, Milton, chair the state officer a description of man the pa»t two year»; John the car and the description was Shepard, Scio, William Ennchede, telephoned into Eugene, where it ]Illl»bnro, und Robert Weir, I-akc- was broadcast. vlew, From prim er'» devil to Inventor 1» A lock on the gas tank prob Final detail» of the 1941 pro record of Frank Parry, m erhan l- gram. announced late in Augu»t, ra l «uperlntendent of Nalem. O re , ably caused the young driver to follow the recommenda C apital Journal. He** beloved by abandon the car. Officers report tion» of farmer committeemen at editorial departm ent for inventing ed he evidently attempted to take a national conference earlier in an a lr-ro n d itlo n in g o utfit th a t the gas cap off at Yoncalla, but the summer, »ay» N. C. Donaldson, really work* on hot day». He al»o did not succeed. So far, however, Oregon executive officer. Roth the Invented a « la tir elim inator for he has managed to escape appre hension. agricultural conxcrvatlon a n d prin tin g presar». range program« follow the »ame ___ general line» a» tho»e of 1939 and P ro g ress on th e New SPECIAL NERVICE« 1940 Provision i» made for continuing (F* H ighw ay S atisfa cto ry the combined range and agricul- 1 turn! conservation In any area ap- , .Satisfactory progress is being proved by the state committee. made on the construction of the Payment for natural rcaeedlng H5 of a mile of new highway by deferred grazing and supple through the south part of town. mental practice» 1» Increased from Concrete work on the main road 75 per cent to 100 per cent of the bed will be finished within the range-building allowance, to per next ten day». Three six-foot con mit ranchmen to carry out to a crete strip» have been laid prac greater extent practices best tically the entire length of the adapted to their land. Maximum road and another will probably be IMiyment f o r deferred grazing finished before the close of the without supplementary practices week. 1» also Increased somewhat. Building curb and guttering Three provision» which may be will not go so rapidly as fewer applied in individual counties to men can work at the job. This will obtain greater conservation are i»e finished and ready for use with Included In the 1941 program. in four or five weeks U teae may be used In lieu of total «oil-depleting acreage alkttmcnt« COUNTY MAKES GOOD UNE In areas where feed crops are not O F LIBRARY generally grown for market and when* greuter conservation can be Lane county residents made obtained under the alternate pro good use of the state library, ac- vision» Specia] revival services have be- cording to figures released in the gun at the Assembly of God with biennial report of Harriet C. Long. Evangelist Mrs. Genevieve Booth- state librarian. During the two- Old Age P ensioners Clibbom. She will be preaching year period ending on June 30, each evening at 7.45, except Mon- 1940, the mail order service was O w ners of P ro p e rty day. on such interesting subjects used by 1.381 rural residents, who as. How I died and what I saw In were reached through Lane coun- C ounty C ourt Says Etem ity,’’ "How 1 saw Christ and ty s 58 post offices Traveling li- „ ~ i n n a W hat Ge told me," "The prayer braries were found in 75 commun- Old Ifni my mo,ner prayed in flames of I tie«. in each of which some one ™ iire ” She httS had a wealth of u»>- person gave his or her services to " ’ J ! u>ual experiences In this and for- act as volunteer librarian in order decision handed down by the ,.lgn countrie» which has given that others in her the understanding and «ym- might enjoy the state s book ser- ”, ‘y 7 i ? A J« thy 10 he,p thouJM‘nd» ,n a min' vice. Public libraries in Lane entered an order tk*eding back to jMtry , hat at once wlnaome M county borrowed 7,765 volumes the i n , - pension n e n a in n recipients n > c in li*n t» their tn e lr h horn«*» o m e » ^ t,] | forceful " ' ........... during this time. or lands acquired by the county when the pensions were granted. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold 4INT DIVISION TO BE The property Is placed on the tax Burge of Culp Creek, a son, Aug MOBILIZED roll and owners will be compelled ust 27th at the Butler maternity to pay all taxes. In addition the home. The new arrival has been amount the pensioner receives Mobilization of the entire 41st named Thomas Edward. henceforth will be a lien upon the division, consisting of national _______________ premia«*«. guardsmen in f i v e northwest Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moehnke Tuesday's court order maxes states. for 12 months intensive of Dorena are the parents of a -___s_A _ ■ ___ August *__ r provisions for restoring Property tn, jning will be ordered "within daughter born 22 at A A the to twenty pensioners. At the death three -• .............. ■ —- - —• -- -- - weeks” M a j o r General McFarland maternity home. of the pensioner the welfare com George A. White predicted author- ________________ mission is permitted to file a Itatively at Portland Saturday. Mrs. Etta Butler expects to claim against the estate for the Return to Fort Lewis, Wash- leave tomorrow for Sanger, Call- amount of money received as a ington, cantonments will occur by fomla, for a visit with her father pension. mid September, the general said, and will meet her husband and He explained he was "basing this daughter, who are returning from 64th FIELD ARTILLERY announcement on my knowledge the east. BIVOUACS HERE of plans as well as on congres- ' sional action Friday, giving the authority to mobilize Part of the 64th Field Artillery, president the guard." consisting of about 190 men trav The call will b r i n g 10,000 eling in thirty-five trucks stopped into the field who are here for the night Tuesday and guardsmen now returning to home stations in camped on the grounds north of the high school. Equipment of thl» ^««hingj contingent was shipped by train. ver«U r l * w h ttT The men were enroute to Monte- rey, California, from the annual in L ilZ o ^ h v t m i m o n '- . n d L i t h " maneuvers at Fort Lewis, Wash- '««Nately bY 3 P°° m en and with- in the year by 7,000 additional re cruits, to bring a total strength of 20.000 men. The encampment will Include C O M P L E T E the 116 observation squadron, and the 9 lst observation 0 t E L E C T R IC Spokane, squadron, McChord Field, Taco ma. «¡4 1941 PHILCO FARM RADIO LAUNDRY WASHER -WRINGER -IRONER » II- S — at th* usual pria« at a w « i h n I Naw 1M0 "Vie- •ary" Thor. Big. haaey- duty • pound capacity. ■atra wide wring««, larga euahl on «olia and lull-, IS" iron«« — ____ ta skaala. Baa thio big wonay-aaaing combination today. 3T& LESS OUT OF STATE CARS I August 15, 1940 .Cottage Grove Sentinel, CONVENIENT oCttage Grove, Oregon. 1 Dear Editor: MONTHLY The registration of out-of-state PAYM ENT* motor vehicles for the first seven months of the year has shown an : alarming decrease, totaling 10,318 cars or 14.4%—yet, the consump- , tion nf gasoline in the state during this period has Jumped| In the month of June alone consumption ' was more than 26,000,000 gallons - a gnln of nearly 25% over rec ord-breaking 1939. The gain for the first six months was 10.5%. The only explanation that Sec retary of State Earl Snell can o f - : fer for this seeming paradox is in creased intra-state travel, Washer i Undoubtedly the Motorlogs have > much to stimulate this home- Sold Alona ! done travel of Oregon people, and your If Desired per is entitled to due credit for participation. Ix?t me thank you for your ef- j forts. Sincerely yours, Oregon State Motor Ass’n. Bill Pease, public relations. G ELECTRIC BRISBANE Phone 73 Typewriter and adding machine ribbons, all makes of machines a t ! Sentinel office. 21-tfx SA V £2fc OF BATTERY COST AND CURRENT DRAIN I N o wet batteries to pay fo r and recharge . . . no wind chargers. N e w Battery Block almost dou bles capacity at 1 /3 the cost. N e w tubes cut current drain 2 /3 . Finer tone, more stations, greater power . . . even in day tim e! See this amazing Philco 90CB now! IRISH-SWARTZ —M o n th E n d F o o d Savings— —And remember on Monday, September 2nd—Labor Day, our store will remain closed bo plan your buying to take care of this extra day. P o ta to Chips K E L L Y ’S 15c Size _ M A R K E T 2 pkg*........ 25c FRIDAY A SATURDAY SPECIALS M arshm allow s Swiss Steak 2 for.........25c R itz C rackers Pound.. 19c I-arge Pkg.. 21 Lard K r a f t Cheese Tins Weighing AMERICAN - . ~ 20 lbs. Net BRICK 2 49c VELVETA " _ $12 5 _ N apkins A sst’d Bacon Backs Cello Pkg. Ç c G R O V E H A R D W A R E EASIEST TERMS Watermelons Fine stripes, full of sugar and guaranteed to please. 2^2 P kg. -bly Lean I Reasonably »/a or Whole Shortening White Cloud, Armour’s In Carton 4 pounds. 39c Hams Va or Whole Pound. Fresh and Crisp Economical to use Pound ...221c Ask ns about Frozen Meat to feed your dog—We have it. J E L L -O Cucum bers Zee Tow els c Roll 5 f" 10c B orden’s M ilk Tall Cans Come in and see Elsie Tom atoes /» n J ca n s 2 0° U. S. No. 1 Dillards 4 C am pbell’s Soup "J S E xcept C hicken and M ushroom 10c pou n d s . C arrots cans Local. Crisp and Fresh A ss’d Cookies SUNSHINE Cello Bags b u n ch es. . . . 10c Z for Z 7 € Lem ons K risp y C rackers Large, full of juice 2 lb. box. .... 27< 2 dozen......29c Assorted Flavors pkgs. 14c P O R K ‘-BEA N S n“"j~3--25c M IR A C L E W H IP « , «, 3 1 c APRICOTS Dainty Mix. -4 1 I ZX Whole peeled |c KELLOGG’S SA W Fine Telephone P e a s Rice Krispies 2 for 23c Wh’t Krispies 2 for 23c All Bran Large pkg. 21c 2 cans...... 29c P e a n u t C runch T asty Coffee H-D Brand Try this delicious new peanut spread. A new flavor. Pint jars. Each Economical yet full flavored. No. 1 tins X VZ 12 cans $1.69 C om o r P e a s 3 cans...... 35c 2 p ou n d s.......... 25C 12 cans $1J6 TRAILER PEAS, KREAM KERNEL CORN YAMHILL BEANS IR ISH ’S FINEST or K A FFEE HAG 2 9 ,, COFFEE SH A M R O C K CO FFEE 2 ( ) c »b. 3iKpkg-55c 3°*“ 12 .......25c cans 95c Maxwell House IRISH SPECIAL PETER PAN KELLOGG’S Self-contained Battery Block, $3.50 Extra “ Summerize” your meals with Irish Sw artz garden- fresh vegetables. l-lb. Cello Pkg. I**- FRUITS and VEGETABLES CORN FLAKES Regular Size 1 lb. 23c 2» 45 c A ll Purpose Hardwhcat 49 pounds Our Finest Flour 49 pounds ’1.25 ’1.39 FRUIT JARS FULL QUART—SELF-SEALING LIDS
