warship Brings Dictated Peace to N ation Field,Truck Crop
Outlook Variable
4s Price Chunges
Variable market proxpecU are
Indicated for Oregon field crop«
and vegetables, according to the
unnual review of the outlook for
these commodities just released
by the agricultural extension ser
vice at O.S.C. The wheat supply
situation Is particularly out of
balance with prospective domestic
and foreign
requirements,
but
'strong consumer purchasing pow
er owing to heavy war and de
fense spending
has
materially
strengthened the m a r k e t for
truck ctops.
In regard to forage crop and
ciiver crop seeds, the report Indi-
cates a rather abundant supply ex
cept in respect to a few of the
smaller items. This is despite re
duced imports and increased do
mestic use of such seeds for soil
Improvement and other purposes.
The price outlook for hairy vetch
Natives °< l |, r w t h In d o -t'h ln s port » « tih with «rave mik«lvln«* the omluou* fluttering of flag of Kia
and Austrian winter field pea seed
n g »•*» • « Japanrae rrutarr which brought them a dictated truce in war with Thailand.
Prelim inary
is associated directly with the
peace negotiations were held on thia warahlp. A truce reached In Tokio waa r u p t u r e d and brought
Uireala that would plunge Far Fast Into war Involving Mrltaln and L. b. as well aa Japan. IL F -L u l-
government grant of aid program
veraal News.)
to assist southern farmers to in-
. crease the use of winter cover
i crops.
Although the prospective de-
I mand for such Items as canned
E W Hrustier wns painfully in
beans, peas, and tomatoes is high-
jured Friday while nt work for
J ly favorable, growers are caution
C. A Beshong. Mr. Brasher was
ed in the report against planting
carrying a falling saw on hl*
; beyond an assured marketable
shoulder when he stumbled and
quantity. The c o s t of producing
ran several saw teeth in his shoul
such products will likely be high
der.
er than last year owing to higher
Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks of
wage rates and some other items.
Eugene were guests Sunday of
More care than usual as to seed
Mrs. W. L. Townsend.
quality is In order, owing to ln-
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Brown and
i terference with normal seed im
son of i*ortlund spent the weekend,
portations from Europe.
at the C. II. Woods home.
Data contaim-d in the outlook
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew*
report show an increase in farm
and daughter Faina Lee and Mr.
wage rates of 4 per cent compar-
and Mrs. Clarence Wharton and
; ed with a year ago. and a moder
Dorothy McBain of Irving were
ate trend toward an advance in
guests Sunday at the L. R. Good
other farm costs during the past
win home
few months. Thus far the advance
Mm. Frank Taylor of Black
I in the general level of prices re
Butte substituted all last week
ceived by farmers has been great
teaching for Miss Kssnn who was
er than the increase in costs, but
111.
a heavy ratio of disparity still
Mr. and Mrs. Murry Newton
exists and probably will continue.
visited their daughter Eathel Ann
Purchasing power for farm prod
In Eugene Sunday
ucts is now approximately four-
Guests at the J. E. Banton home
Speed shot at C am p H o lah ird , M arylan d , during test* on new L ig h t
fifths that of the 1910-1914 period.
Sunday were M r and Mrs T. B.
Reconnaissance and Com m and Cars for U n ited States arm y. T h e y
Compared with a year ago. the
Roberts of Anlauf. Mr. and Mm.
arry m achine gun and crew of three men at ap p ro xim ately 60 miles
general level of farm prices in
W. T. Jorfes, Mr. and Mm. George
xn hour. Can clim b steeper h ill* than tanks. T h e Ford M o to r Com
Oregon is approximately 7 per
Batten and Mm. Lizzie Small.
cent higher, which is close to the
pany, which b uilt the ditch-jum per shown above, has an arm y order
James Hooker was an overnight
for 1500 of these units.
general average for the United
guest Saturday at the C. C. Gil-
........... „ ........... ....... States. In the country as a whole
ham home.
West Coast orders is due to me the index of farm prices for grains
Mis* Louise Goodwin left Tues-
continued ex(mnsion of defense at 84 was down 6 points at mid
day for Brownsfield Texas, when*
t
she will visit her grandmother. * 0 L u m b e r O u t p u t
construction. ranging from ship- January compared w ith a year
yards to industrial housing, from previous, while the meat animal
Mr» W C. Jones
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new Army camps in the States to indpx at 128 had advneed 25
The M erry M aker* club will
S E A TTLE . W A S H IN G TO N
meet with Mm Herbert Short-
weekly average of West Coast defense building of many types in points, dairy products at 121 was
ridge March 20th.
•
lumber production in February (4 Alaska and
other national out- up 2 points, chickens and eggs at
Work started at the O. K. Ed- weeks» was 167.196,000 board feet, poat*. Defense requirement. rep- 100 up 9 points, and fruit crops
wards clay mine last week The ° r 105.0 per cent of estimated resent from 40 to 50 per cent of at 78 up 12 points. The truck crop
first k>ad of rock was hauled out capacity. Orders averaged 165.- ’ he current
demands on West index stood at 117. down 4 points.
056,000 b.f.; shipments. 158.602,- Coast mills.
M r anti Mm. Claris Alieene and <®0. Weekly averages for Januaiy
The retail yard trade is experl-
children and Mm Henry Hess were: produetlon. 150,095.000 b.f. encing its usual seasonal slump,
spent Sunday at Springfield and <76.2 per cent of the 1926-1929 from <he late-winter slow-up in
received here last
Euaenc
average i; o r d e r s , 147.930,000; home construction. In several sec-
. herf ,
,
‘
’
!shipment*. 151.365.000.
tiorw residential and farm building
° ' ,ke blrJ h ° f a dau«ht,er, lo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bash
,
JT“
" 4 of Los
Clirx K - ( P t.K tM E R R O N
Nine weeks of 1941 cumulative has b‘>en Practically stalled by " r “ na 7 . ,,,
real-
1
119
261
000
h
f
»»'Vere
weather.
Shipments
to
the
Angeles
California,
lormcr
FO O D STAM PS.
produetlon.
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.
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dents of this community. The baby
same period. 1940 1.125,901.000; Atlantic Coast remain slack le -
was named Linda Jane.
cause of space shortage.
Every g r o c e r accepting food ¡939 992.I68.OOO.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Baker.'
stamps in Lane county may ex-
Ordt>n, for Q wcc|w
Dorothy and Ruth Harris and Ina
■SNOW D IS A P P E A R IN G AT
pect an Inst rue ion visit from" « bpNi|< rfown
n ,
Hicks attended the Grange plays
B O H E M IA .
representative of the Food Stamp
,) f . domp!iUc cargo ,74 .
at Dorena Monday evening,
Division of he Surplus Marketing gl2 000
Jrt 33H09.1MX»; ¡orul.
There will be
no more skiing in
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Yearous and
Administration, M. Louis Belangle, 17t,r,qfxv»
/
the
Bohemia l,,s
district, except in re- daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
area supervisor, announced today.
_ " '
'
,hc Ilohpm*a
"Many grocers and other food , The
e industry's
' , US,2?,S. unfilled order mote spots, unless more snow Buffington and son spent Sunday
retailers have
have' some
som."‘p
roblem sIn
Bohemias fishing near Elkton
.¿taller*
problems
in Hie stood at 701,394.000 b.f. at the falls. Visitors at the
«.«- ™>,
Mads Overgaard
Over»— - s . p e n t
th e han dling of food stamus " said end
pn<f of
nf February; gross
gross stocks, at Sunday
Sunday reported
reported that
that spring-like
spring-like Mrs.
Mrs. Mads
F**. per- QUO I ’M fW
t
u ,« a « itA i»
■wMMiaallj^a and
aaaaet that
«Beat* the
*L a
MftnHuv Qnd
‘ i I O « H b V
M r nOnaiinK
B» lanvte "Through these
<«9172.000.
weather
prevailed
Monday
and T Tuesday
In Salem
aonal calls we feel we run make
A combination of large order snow was melting rapidly. The visiting with her brother who is
th e handling of stamps ns simple f>l<** «n<1 an o|x-n winter hns had snow on March 1st measured an confined in the hospital,
as th • use of cash ”
the effect of expanding west ciast average of 30 inches, according to
A week-end visitor at the Tan-
nelnneie minted out that the loKKinK «nd lumber
manuf v ture
records of the Rujnda station. dusky home was Mrs. Tandusky's
n i a n h a « been in ooeratlon long <° more than ,he estimate I rapa-
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brother from Klamath Falls. He
emuch in the countv for retailem city of the industry.
Small pert- LU M B ER S H IP M E N T S STEAD Y was enroute to Seattle where he
to iret accustomed to the use of ab*** operations have
multiplied. Lumber shipments over the dis-
spend several days.
.
and to develop mcrchnndls- and »‘»me mills with one-shift rat- trict were steady for the past
Bill Garoutte. who is employed
,
ideas to sell more wholesome
have been operating tv o week. Shipments totaled 115 cars «> Blue River, spent the week end
surplus foods to all customers
’ hlfts. As a result. West Coast of lumber over the Southern Pa- with his father. W. T. Garoutte.
______ _________
| lumber production reache I an ex- fieic, seventeen cars of piling.
M r. and Mrs. Mads Overgaard
Corona adding machine« for sale ccptional peak in February.
thirty-five cars of peeler logs and spent Sunday in Junction City vis
iting at the home of Mrs. Over-
The sustained heavy volume of one car of clay.
a< the Sentinel office.
gaards mother. Mrs. Anna Wildy.
Ralph Keeney of Donna spent
Sunday afternoon at the A. E.
W alker home.
Donn Duncan, who has been
confined in the Sacred Heart hos
pital for over six weeks, under
went the third major operation
'TW
Ik iM w« W« •# JUm«
CANDY BARS
................................................. 3 for 10c
for appendicitis Sunday morning.
PHILLIPS TOOTH PASTE
25c
After the second operation Donn
was very ill but after several
(01 m s Dish Free)
«•M i l M
H N d YPJUi/*
weeks was much better and was
BOO TISSUES .........
23c
ready to come home when he took
ALARM CLOCKS .......................................................... 98c
a fever and had to be operated on
LUNCH KITS
.......................................................... $1.10
again.
It o cr«Met«W cov«fc tytvp M m I It «>•-
Mrs. M ary Johnson, formerly
ELECTRIC HEAT PAD
...
$1.98
f«l I n r«ll«vino cowfkt Uto» (teco»»ony
of Latham, is being cared for at
ofdinory coMt. Koo» o botilo I n
the home of Mi’s. Allen Leneve
kooto. Boy M of
near Marshfield.
London
Steel Cavalry Bounds Into Action
! recently of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
D>bow.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Lebow of
Cottage Grove were in Lynx Hol
low looking after the interest of
the U-how ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Mortensen
of Creswell were guests recently
UNDER
Latham
lnK
KOD AKS, F IL M S,
P R IN T IN G
V ICTO R
RECORDS
PO PULAR
M U SIC
PEN-LYPTUS
Y O U R PENSLAR D R U G S T O R I
ust • » • •
PEN-O-LIN
• Tke swat
e»
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a state» • « * wkHeeea o< Ike * • " k»-
twaaa Ikä laa», Nekina K allaa, oaafclaa
at Ifca akla, aaall « K W h rt"
Hwaa InHaNaa. Mart Imaiadiataly ta M
Paa-O -Lla. SaM aaly fc»
1 PT. FLOOR WAX
..............
SER0EN TS WORM CAPSULES—FOR DOGS
LEES LICE KILLER—1 QUART ............................
1-LB. BAG BALM
14-0Z. BIRD SEED ........................................................
4-0Z. ANTR0L FOR ANTS ....................................
GLOVER FLEA POWDER
39c
49c
60c
60c
25c
23c
23c
Y O U R P E N S L A R D R U G STO R E
Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store
L ynx Hollow
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinsland
and daughters of W estfir spent
the week at their ranch in Lynx
Hollow.
Mrs. Cory and daughter Levina
of San Francisco are guests at the
J. L. Sullivan home. Levina will
attend the Lynx Hollow school
while here.
Charley Gresham of Lebanon
wns an overnight guest recently
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wolfard.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie W alker
and family were week end guests
and
Mrs. electricity, it was announced F rl-
| day by R. W. Buford, manager of
the I,ane county electric cooper
ative.
l«0 H O M E S W IR E D .
More than 160 homes in the Me-
Strawberry marble Ice cream Is
Kenzie area under the I-ane eoun- different. T ry it at Guatafaon’s.
ty REA setup, have been wired for
31-ltc-4l
O ^ERJO O F
tk
R aisins
23c
Dates, fresh stock
2 lbs. 25c
P ancake, Sperry,
lg pkg. 25c
W heat H earts, 28 o z .............22c
Corn Meal, yellow
9 lbs. 29c
Salad Oil, bulk
..........89c gal.
S n o w d rift
3 4:5«
C offee
25
49
Churn Fresh
2 lb.
Another Carload of Fine
Flour Just In.
p ou n d s..........
Sliced Bacon
Our Finest
Arm our’s—Rind Off
Hard Wheat
Pound
2 lbs
19c
NEW PEA S
p ou n d s.
19c
A V A C A D 0S
Good Quality
2 f°r......... 1 3 c
19c
New Crop
b u n ch es.
9c
B orene
G ia n t
P kg.
T h r if t
Size
49-lb. b a g . . . .
*1.19
4-lb. Carton
4 lbs................. 37c
S ausage
Dust Pan Free.
Country Style
85c
2 lbs.................. 25c
F lor-S hyne
C r a b s ..... each 15c
Liquid Wax
CARROTS
2
P e a rl S hortening
Irish Special
Hauset.
Large Sunkist
Dozen . . . j .
By the Piece. 3 to 5 lb.
Average.
Bbl. $5.09
BROOM S
LEM ONS
49
27'
re n e B ar
6 f°r........... 2 5 c
B ig B o y
6 bars. .
25c
® ^ 3 cans
We Reserve the Right
to Limit.
.......... 20c
..........39c
B a c o n .... lb. 1 7 ^ c
W ell Filled
2
lb. can
K elly’s
P e te r P a n
Fresh Green
2
10,b47c
New N u c o a ...................... 2 lbs. 37c
G inger S n a p s ............... 2 lbs. 25c
S paghetti, D ennison’s 3 cans 25c
M ince M e a t..........28-oz. j a r 25c
Hills
Bros.
Fruits and
Vegetables
kSPA&kQHS
« U v GA •
P runes, Ita lia n ........... 5 lbs. 19c
Beans, w hite or red 10 lbs. 49c
Rice, Blue Rose ...... 10 lbs. 55c
Lim a B eans
2^2 lbs. 19c
F a r i n a ................... .. 9.8 lbs. 43c
Fine Pure Cane
Grape Juice, Welch’s 25c pt 39c qt.
F orm ay w ith helper 3 lbs. 39c
J e ll Pow der, H D
4 pkgs. 15c
Shrim p, D undee ......2 cans 29c
lb.
KN.
Fresh Extras
Large
4-pound pkg.
Sugar
M * . kA •»<
Eggs
2doi-39c
Thompson Seedless
W eather Favorable
Friday
at the home of M r.
Joseph Epfienbaugh.
............
P in ts
39c
Q u arts
69c
V2 gal. $1.30
S a lm o n ..... lb. 25c
H a lib u t....lb. 23c
Continental
L ipton
S O U P M IX
Orange Pekoe
Tea
A Dandy Chicken Noodle
packages. . . . . . . . . . 2 8 c
Demonstration Saturday.
J/ 2 lb ............39c
1 lb ..............75c
Baked
P O T A T O PUFF
By M A S T BLASX
S . m c . Dap«.. C n iM tto a Co.
K OOP Carootloo
H
M ü l « M o d «M h
eop « • » • !
I tbop
tm »
i cop Kookod
Add milk to slightly 1
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Add to mashed potato and beat.
Add meltod butter sad salt. Put
into a buttered baking dish or
casserole aad bake in hot oven
until slightly browned. Ti
ature;
. Time: 20 minute*.
4 serving*.
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