The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 20, 1941, Page 5, Image 5

T l l l ’ttSDAV MARCH 20, 1911
Farm Leaders Ask
Full Parity Prices
Game on Increate
Divide
M r». F. M ( ’hupm an nn«l «laiigli- x-,
t r i in I i i w , M i'
C h ili Chapm an f p n C
»•mi i h i l i l i r n
F rancia,
A liti
p, «
HC
u n ii ' * < - » < « • < «
I Jenny, vlxllcd a few
day» hint
w eek nt G a rd in e r w ith M m . C la ir
C hapm an'» m o th e r,
Mm.
V io la
iinnxen. am i fished at T a h k c n ltc h
,„ k(. F rW a y
G eorge S m ith o f A lbuquerque,
N e w M exico, w ho has Just g rad u -
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. A S H . IN G T O N
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i* .a rln '
H,,h' O
v
y
a«
a ii
ii io n v i h i r I ’ri'n liln it
K o o aevrlt of the need fo r leglsla-
g u a ra n eelng
fu ll
|w irity
p rc e s fo r basic a g ric u ltu ra l prod-
'
THE SENTINEL. POTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
b J llU lV Ò
A ll c I umm *» of gam e show a xub-
» ta n tia l lncrea»c on the n atlo a n l
forests o f O regon, according to the
BM<) K„ nM. ,.,.nMJS estim ates pre-
pared by the U . H. F o re s t Service.
T h e tre n d In num bers of hlack-
PAGE FIVE
' H ay plans to hold meetings a t the
M rs. f a y T a y lo r visited In E u ­
gene M o nd ay w ith h e r
m o th er,
M rs. G ladys Couch.
M m . D a n fJugan and d au g h te r
M ild re d , M m . Lee D u g an and M m .
F an n y P a tto n visited Sunday a t
C a lle rs Sunday at the H o w ard D ivid e a t the F ra n k C h ap m a n and
T a y lo r home w e re M r. am i M rs. G eorge A lle m a n homes.
Vau g hn and M r. am i M rs. W illia m
G n a tz of S p rin g fie ld
and
F re d TRAVELING EXAMINER HERE
Bosley and some Boy Scouts of
A tra v e lin g e x a m in e r of o p e ra­
C o ttag e G rove.
tors nnd ch au ffeu rs w ill be a t the
S h ie ld s -W a lk e r school house each
night beginning A p ril tith. T h e re
w ill la- m o vin g
pictures
every
n ig h t and a basket d in n er to be
held on E a s te r Sunday.
For Your Lawn and Garden.
.
ated fro m the school o f la w nt the tailed d eer appears to tie on the
M r. nnd M rs. H e rm a n G leaner c ity h all M a rc h 31st fo r the p u r­
left a W h ite House c o n -' U n iv e rs ity of O regon, cam e T ues- upgrade fo r the firs t tim e In m a n y
atte n d ed a sale at Coquille one pose o f exam in in g those w ho wish
a d m itte d ly
iflxcourugcd (||iy , l)r „
j (.w ,|„ y H vi»|t at the years,
day last w eek
I to sei-ure p erm its to d rive cam.
fo r J re 7 n v U icie aL d >nn r'< " <,rlV' h” ” 'V ° f hlM
‘ ’h " * ' A rn o ld '
"T h e m ild open w in te r o f 1939-
orlaHons
iL " .h
*
L r i.v
i.
k ’
7 ’" ”
r e lu rn ,n «
h ig h er fa rm N e w M exico
......... .
. u. u
hl,‘ hon" '
L eo nard ( f l l e r n . w ho is logging av a ila b le
in
e a s te rn
O regon
n m rliift
i i
» * n * Mt M cK e n zie
B ridge,
Mfwnt the th ro ug ho u t th e g re a te r p a rt of the
oorehastna
.
W‘ ” k
Mr
M r*
« - > • L. H . Douglas, assist-
tion in . . i i . '■ t I».'. ' t i l / ' ',*»"•
I ’e rln l and d au g h te r P a tty llf1, regional fo ri-ster in charge of
th ev hn.i o' >h< * tiusi i i * *
' 'i
M cK e n zie Bridge, w ere Sunday w ild life and range m anagem ent.
s .
*’* *
.
t ’l I’*'1 <M « ’tests of M r. and M m . Jay S u tle r.
D ouglas states th a t even w ith
nn«
W h it
J « .» «
• t i i <«.u~..a
Îin 'Y
.
m . " ' n!.' I " " ' .
by his m o th er, M rs. A r th u r D u - hax been excessive on some ranges
*
' ' 11 ____«s
’ ” ,,n ' Man, spent
h eavy
liaises o f gam
cer-
’ .......... I uesday
.....J evening a t the ,,n<j iim
v y lUNun
k / i i i i e
«- a
in re
e u
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!
. ' i , r , > r n ', ‘V home of his gran d parent». M r and , aln durtng seven- w in ters.
The
, „ ,
,<’"Ä
” w"
Ing to grade
have ' S 11,1,1 '
, < iB ieials
> a . 11
alm ost double the present $212,-
OtM),IKK) ap p ro p ria tio n fo r p a rity
p aym en ts
w ould
lx* nccilctl to
b ring about fu ll p m ity prices.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE A TELE­
GRAPH CO. PAYS TAXES
R eal and personal p ro p e rty tu x-
es to ta lin g $36,240.41 w ere (»aid
M a rc h 14, 1941 by the P acific
Telep bo n e and T e le g ra p h C om -
pany. according to L en ora Langs-
ton. ch ief o p e rato r-m an ag er.
T o ta l o p e ra tin g p ro p e rty taxes
now being paid hy the com pany
In O reg o n a re $796,835.25. w hich.
w ith fed eral, franchise and q th e r
m iscellaneous
taxes,
m a ke
the
C om pany's tax h ill on Its 1910
o peratio ns in O regon to ta l $1,550,-
821, o r m o re th an K3 cents |>cr
m o n th p er telephone,
EI GENE TO HAVE NEW
COOLER.
A new c ity ja il, the firs t fo r
Eugene. 12 by 14 fe e t
w ill hr
b u ilt a t once. It was announced
F rid a y . T h e building w ill be Io-
ra te d southw est of the county ja il
I
M m . J. A. M ackey.
b red I racy celeb rated his 79th
b irth d a y an n iv e rs a ry
Sunday at
tmme of | i | m d au g h ter, M rs.
(-h a rlo t A rnold.
T h e rounded estim ates fo r the
n atio n al forests o f O regon show
14.(MM) m u le d eer: 37,(MM) black-
E d w in Pauls was fin e d $5.00 In tail<-d deer: KM) w h ite ta ile d d e e r ; !
c ity co u rt S a tu rd a y fo r vio la tio n
1.,’MM) Roosevelt e lk ; 23,000 R ocky
o f the Imide ru le in tr a ffic rcg u la-
M o u n ta in e lk ; 1,900 antelope, and
lions.
*5,900 black beam.
Ir a J e ffry ea of W o lf C ree k was
S u m m e r elk ranges on the W h it ­
lodged in the L a n e
co u n ty ja il
m an and U m a tilla forests a re ov­
F rid a y charged w ith possession of
e r-p o p u late d as Ind icated by the
venison m eat out of season.
condition of the p rin c ip al fo rag e
■ — — — -----------
species used by elk . F u r th e r re ­
DRAIN SI(>NM WITH
ductions in num bers are necessary
RON NEVILLE.
If a reasonable population o f e lk
Is to be m ain tain ed . E lk have
The D ra in m u n ic ip a l e le c tric
g re a tly extended th e ir range in
system signed w ith the B onneville
eastern O regon d u rin g the past
a d m in is tra tio n S a tu rd a y , it was
fe w yearn.
announced at
l*o rtlan d .
M ayor
As m ig h t be expected, th e cen­
C. A. C atchings signed a tw e n ty -
sus estim ates show increases of
y e a r c o n trac t w ith A d m in is tra to r
m a n y p re d a to r an im als. Bobcats
P au l J. R a ve r. D e liv e ry of pow -
a
re estim ated a t 9,400; cougars.
e r w ill begin soon.
800; coyotes, 35,000. M ost o f the
S tra w b e rry m a rb le ice cream is cougars a re re p o rte d w est o f the
i Cascade m ountains.
d iffe re n t T ry it a t Gustafson's.
3 1 - lt c - li
4 FEATURES
HEAH
HO HE
A L E E P I HO C O H F O H T
FO H
YO U!
• It'» a real value cele­
bration! T h e op|Hirt unity
o f your life to get a beau­
tifu l TUrTLKSS MATTRKSS
in a »tunning new Re-
grncy design at a sensa­
tional saving! O rdinarily
you’d pay many dollars
more for the auperh sleep­
ing qualities o f a Serta
Tuftleas mattress, as ad­
vertised in the Ladiea’
Hom e Journal.
And is tu rt lo <rr malrhin»
k it ip rin at, » *• 121» Anniorr-
m ry Crib m a llm t and r m ir h o t
(.’«ma in,
sw iKom. n t) akoul ronvtnienl
a lt o M n f / t n l u r r d .
larg
n centration s ___
of . m u le deer
l a r g e e co
______________
f(lUn(| on jia rtx o f the
M a lh e u r
for(-st in previous years w ere not
VIOLATIONS.
J u s t Received S hipm ent of New S erta
M attresses W h i c h W e W ill O ffer a t
Special P rices as Long as Stock Lasts.
THAT
T h at A re R eal V a lu e s -S h o p Irish S w artz Today
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S&ita.
J
f .’ i i n r n n f r r
H i'rtnieiillcTlckin/!
hy N ation al l ln n l'i
In iu rancu CtP.t
Germ and odor repel*
lent . . . ••Hilary and
antiieptic.
Your compirle aaaur-
ance of quality and
aatiafaction.
Mrsi< today.
M c L aughlins
F U R N IT U R E S T O R E
A u th e n tic rep o rts have been re ­
ceived th a t th e sm all band of
m o u n ta in sheep s till exists in the
W a llo w a m ountains.
Dorena
C a rl V o lg am o rc of V an cou ver.
W ash ing to n, and son Eugene, who
is on fu rlo u g h fro m the U . S. S.
Pensacola, visited
several
days
last w eek a t th e Chas. T eete rs
home.
M r. and M rs . H a ro ld
Cooper
and sm all son o f V en e ta spent the
w eek end at the hom e o t his p a r­
ents. M r. and M rs. H e n ry Cooper.
T h e D o re n a grad e school de­
fea ted th e C u lp
C re e k
grade
school
tea m
17-4 in a s o ftb all
gam e played here last F rid a y .
M r. and M rs . John Read visited
Su nd ay a t W o lf
C re e k
a t the
hom e o f a son Don.
S ta n le y R a n k o w s ki spent
the
w eek end w ith frien d s in P o rtla n d
and F o rt Stevens.
M rs . O ris S tee le and h e r th ird
and fo u rth grade students w en t to
Eugene M o nd ay a fte rn o o n on a
fie ld tr ip fo r 4 - H
h ealth
club
w o rk . T h e y visited th e C lo verd a le
d a iry there.
M iss F ran ces F ren ch spent the
w eek end at A da v is itin g friends.
Joe S m ith and
d a u g h te r M i l ­
dred visited o v e r th e w ee k end at
M a p le to n a t the Lee S m ith home.
G len Jennings o f Eugene spent j
S a tu rd a y a t the hom e o f his p a r­
ents. M r. and M rs . C . G. Jennings.
M r. and M rs. H e n r y C o o per and
ch ild re n w ere Eugene visitors S a t ­
u rd ay.
M r. and M rs . C laren ce Peterson
and fa m ily , M rs. Chas. T eete rs .
E s th e r V o lg am o re and th e ir guests
C a rl V o lg am o re and son Eugene,
spent W ednesday evening a t th«'
R o b e rt Coombs hom e in S p rin g -
field.
Jack K e rn s o f Eugene
s p e n t;
Su nd ay at th e M rs .
M.
M osby
home.
M r. and M rs. W m . V au g hn , ac­
com panied hy M r. nnd M rs . W illi« ’
V au g h n o f C o tta g e G rove, v is ite d '
Su nd ay a t O a k d a le a t the hom e of [
M r. V au g hn 's a u n t, - M rs .
E lle n
H o lstein .
Gene G lasgow
and
R aym on d
M o n ro e of F o rt Stevew$ spent the
w e e k end a t th e home o f Gene's
p arents, M r. and M rs . T o d d G las­
gow.
M r. and M rs. W . C. S tu b b lefield
a re th e (»arents o f a d au gh ter,
B a rb a ra
N a d in e,
born a t th e ir;
hom e M a rc h 17.
Mosby Creek
S ev e ra l ladies f r o m
here n t- ‘
tended th e s to rk show er T h u rs d a y
in C o tta g e G ro ve a t th e hom e of
M rs . W a lt e r S tith
honoring h er
niece, M rs . Jean S te w a rt.
T h e U n it C lu b m e t fo r a ll day
T h u rs d a y a t th e hom e
o f M rs.
John S ta ld e r. M rs . Jenkins and,
M rs. O v e rto n put on the dem on­
s tra tio n w h ich
w as
"landscape'
p la n tin g o f the hom e grounds." A I
planned lunch was served a t notin.
M rs . R o y K enn ed y and d au g h te r
M a r ie W r ig h t and tw o sons spent
last W ed nesd ay in C o tta g e G ro ve
a t th e hom e o f M rs . A r t S m ith .
Su nd ay school M issio n ary J. L .
Oats
Jell-o
F orm ay
Tuna “
rfuukanäy^itdlfliä.
so evident last
w in te r,
but In-
creaiusl num tiem appeared on th«'
R o b ert L an ca ster and son Jami-s fa-hoco forest and on o th e r areas
of D ra in visited Sunday w ith M r. o , »H,- M a lh e u r not o rd in a rily fre e
and M m . Joe L an ca ster.
of snow.
TR A U K
Phone 180 R
FOOD VALUES
it.
. " " i i . . «'i
" 'Ul11'! ’
A lv in D ugan, a student of O re - q „ . unusual am ount of green feed
n«*
i *'
lnk T u "i
cohege. who Is home fo r av a ila b le d u rin g th e past tw o m ild
’. « ' . I T n ,,'r,‘n<' ‘' M‘ " V i" 'h e « 1 » vaeation, accom panletl w in ters, the u tiliz a tio n of browse
..
MORRIS ELECTRIC
B eidler F eed an d
Seed S tore
4 DAYS — FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY
II
I.n d .r
and Oarden Seeds.
,n 40. fo llo w ed by fav o rab le spring
and fM|| seasons, m ade green grass
' J
fa r m
For Home, Office and
Factory.
Wiring Materials, Farm
Power and Light Plants.
Peat Moes — Spring Fi*ld
ey
o r le e s
M odern L ighting
E quipm ent.
F E R T IL IZ E R
" r o t C ltA M IH Q V i l CAtNATlOH
Fine Baking
The Original
S w e e t P o ta to e s
5
25
pounds
Large S u e
G R A P E F R U IT
25
Dozen
8N 0W FLA K E SODAS ......................................................................... 2-lb. pkg. 27c
NATIONAL BRAN— Dandy for muffins ............................................. 2 pkgs. 19c
MONOPOLE JAM—Kerr's .......................... ...........................................2-lb. jar 25c
Fresh Local
T U R N IP S
3
GRAPE JUICE— K err’s—A real b u y ................... - .................................... 27c quart
H D TOMATO JUICE—Top quality—46 oz................................................2 for 35c
10
pounds
H D GRAPEFRUIT JUICE—46 oz. t i n s ........................... ..........................2 for 39c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE—46 oz.— unsw eetened............................................. 15c can
RHUBARB
ORANGE JUICE—46 oz. t i n .................................. .............................- ....... 2 for 49c
ORANGE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE— B le n d e d ................................3 No. 2 tins 25c
A good spring tonic
3
p °unds
EGO N O O D L E S...... ...... .- ........................................................... —...... - - 2 pkgs. 25c
PEANUT BUTTER— A ir flig h t................................................................ 2 lb. jar 23c
14
••
33c
3» 14c
-3 9 c
3 29c
Quick or Regular 9 lbs.
MUX"
DUNDEE CATSUP— 12 oz. bottle ........ ..................................................... 3 for 25c
Del Monte
H oney
Eggs
T ro co
Corn
29c
2 dozen 37 c
2 bs 35c
3 cans 23c
New Crop 5 lbs.
Extras Large
A Fine Spread
PEAS
GR. BEANS
S ta n d a rd
ARMOUR fS FINE MEA T S -
R O A ST B E E F
2 c a n s ........ .................. . 39c
T R E E T ................. 23c can
DEV. M EA T, % 4 fo r 15c
CORNED B E E F
2 cans .......... ................ 35c
V SA U SA G ES 3 cans 25c
H A M L O A F ........15c can
B ring U s Y our L ever Bro. Coupons.
SPRY
3 «»45c
R IN S O
U rg e Silc
LUX FLA K ES
L IF E B U O Y S O A P
L U X T O IL E T S O A P
( ) lb. can 8 9 C
49c
Large Size 21c
3 |Mrs 16c
3 b ar. 16C
Giant Size
FLOUR SALE!
Markets Are Shewing a Definite Uptrend. W4 Advise Flour Buying Now.
Peter Pan
Fisher’s Blend
Our finest hardwheat flour
value. Satisfaction absolute­
ly guaranteed.
4 lb. bag of pancake for lc
with purchase of 49 lbs. of
Blend at only ..........................
P e r B b l. <
$ 5 .0 9
1 .2 9
•JL lbs.
$
1 .4 5
49
Irish S pecial
V alley R ose
A ll Purpose Hardwheat
Family Flour
COFFEE
Finest Quality
2 5 cib- 2 ,bs- 4 7
A p p lie r F ree!
with quart can
J O H N S O N ’S
G L O -C O A T
98
K elly ’s
FRIDAY AND SAT. SPECIALS
Sliced B acon
Lb. 25c
2 pounds 45c
Pearl Shortening
2^. pounds . .. ........................... 35c
Broken Sliced B acon
Lb-20c 6 ibix”‘,1.09
S a u e r K ra u t «• 6c
L a rd Nr*»«»“11'« 4 ,bs-35c
S easoningM eats
Bacon Squares— Salt Pork—Smoked
Briskets — Flitches
’1.19
16<
16*
49 lbs. ’1.09 ________________
49 lbs.
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