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Monday's game saw Quality
Market, lx*hlnd
Hiitteiworth's
pitching, dump the Grove 1 lard-
wan* 9 to 3.
Grove liar».ware
8 3
6
(Johnson and Davenport)
Quality Market
10 9
3
Team Standings
In the nightcap Drain made it
W L IVt. two straight, upsetting a strong
.... 2 0 .1000 Creswell team 11 to in to set the
Drain
n
Fugles
aB 0 .l(XX) Creswell team down Iron) tin* un
Croswell
2 I .667 defeated list. Creswell tried des-
Culp Creek
.. 1 1 .500 ix’iately to overtake Drain in tin*
.. 1 1 .501) last inning hut failed to do so
Quality Market
0 1 .<*)<)
Ixiruiit*
6
14
5
Drain
0 2 .(XX) Croswell
Grove Hardware
10
13
10
Knlekertxx*kerx
0 2 .(XX)
T in BSD \ V, .H’XE 12, UHI
of tin* crop this year is gixxl but
the quantity is not up to par due
to a lute free**. Fruit gnfwer*
have started gathering a short
cherry crop. The crop thi* year
will lx* about 35 to 50'< of norm
al.
>
Try our |*can krttnch lee « roam
Gustafson's of course.
44-lte-4l
HOOK’
L efer rain "HOOK” cares as long
as we »•an still get I hose famous
HARVESTING BERRA AND
The Rumpaging h o y s from
(
'rosley Refrigerator*.
CROI’.
CIIKRK«
Drain, a newcomer to the league
The atrawberry crop harvest
this year, proved to I«' one of the
GASLESS SUNDAYS.
R A D IO R A Y
leading teams in the league, turn under way here lor the |gist few
ing back two of the toughest 'days will end shortly. The quality
Many will feel the effeet of the national defense program
teams, Creawell and last years
and the European war within the next few months. Already
champs, Quality Market.
Eastern users of natural gas may have to go on ti-day cooking
It seem* that one of the under
basis. Motorists of that section may have to store the pleasure
dogs of last year's league, the
ears if the recommendation of the national coordinator, Harold
Eagles, art* tin*d of living on the
Iekes, are followed in the strictest sense
bottom and so thus far it l»x»ks
Those who lived through the first World War will recall
like they mean to stay at the top.
the inconvenience of the meatless, wheatless, sugarless days. In
having
defeat»*«! the Grove Ilartl-
* t READ ALL S lO e S O f Q U E S T IO N S
over , here
the modern warfare not all the sacrifices are made on the lutt-
ware and Knickerbocker*.
A w o a m a r o ’ <x*e O H w x w z r a */ nos
WE SCAN AND LEARN
tlefield.
The b i g itisapixiintnient is
OVER THERE —
Coincidental with these prospective regulations, many of
Knickerbocker'*, a team that was
THEV RAN ANO BURN
runner up last year, but so far
us may find it hard to reconcile, that while we may do with
has been beaten twice and now
out oil and gas, Japan has received approximately a million
holds the cellar position with the
barrels of high grade oil with which to fight the democracies.
Grove Hardware.
Another prospect not so easy to take is a higher gasoline
The Grove Hardware is anoth
price. And even with higher gas prices motor fuel may not be
er team that has had some bad
available to residents of the eastern seaboard. This depends of
luck, losing two straight, but the
course on the demands of the national defense.
Hardware hoys are still game and
To many people nowadays a ear is not a luxury but a
a good team to watch for a sur
necessity. Doing without a necessity is what may hurt.
prise comeback.
Lorane's strength Is fair, even
MODERNIZATION PAYS.
though losing to Creswell. They
carry a go<xl pitching staff, so
A local merchant modernizing his store building has found
fans Watch that Ixirnne team.
that it improves his merchandising service and provides more
Quality Market, the defending
champs, got off to a had start,
pleasant surroundings and pays big dividends. People he says
losing to Drain but returned to
have gone out of the way to comment on the improvement and
T he M E R E READING O f A book or newspaper not octatator
their winning stride by defeating
have expressed their approval of the fact that they will not
APPR O VED M E A N S S W IF T A N D CRUEL P U N IS H M E N T .
have to go out of town to buy their needs.
! the Grove Hardware. They will
probably lx* one of the leading
The same story told by other merchants who feel that one
teams this year.
way to increase local sales is to modernize their store building
will have to be curtailed.
mater
Culp Creek, with those hard
and to carry a larger assortment of mechandisc. These experi To drive the ducks down to the The agency is asking the co hitting lumberjacks, is a team to
ences prove that in most instances business goes where it is in
operation of every Oregon com watch. They have one win nnd one
water!
Production! More production! And MOKE
munity in meeting present net*»!» defeat.
—E.S.W.
vited and stays where it is well treated.
which
total
$5.000.
The
fund
production!
Creswell has been one of the
We would like to sec more merchants improve their store
raising appeal. organized on a lending teams since night softball
fronts by the use of paint and changes necessary to get a good
A B O IT S T R IK E S
America’s sleeves arc rolled up for the task
state-wide basis. Ls going forward started and boast their strongest
display of merchandise. These suggestions we believe will keep
rapidly
in
Lane
county
under
the
team
and
are
now
up
with
the
Anybody
poppin'
off
and
saying
-—anil the telephone's sleeves are rolled up, too.
trade in the community where it belongs and will enable local
of Mrs. Gaven C. leaders.
merchants to get their share of increased business which many the Germans must be a queer lot chairmanship
Wednesday's game brought bad
to be led around by the nose, are Pyott of Eugene.
This company an»l the whole Bell System try
localities are enjoying.
luck to the Quality Market boys,
just poppin' off. You don't need to
to keep facilities always ahead of demand. We
being tromped by the Drain boys
go 4 thousand miles to see sights, MONTHLY LIM BER FACTS.
U. S. 0.
by a convincing 7 to 2 score to
you just glance down our own
lielirve in margins for emergencies. Now the
take their first taste of defeat
Main street.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON.
emergency
¡3 here. The margins are bring used.
Profiting by the experience of the last war. recreation, soci The latest I see. is where the The weekly average of West Coast this season.
al and civic activities of the men in training will be under one U. S. A. is fixing to furnish free lumber production in May (four The Rutcherboys took a first
We are engaged in one of the large»! plant
organization, the United Service Organization, instead of trying mobile homes for lemon strikers weeks i was 153,167.000 board inning lend that seemed like a
start
of
an
easy
win
but
Jacobs'
in
sunny
California.
The
gov't
is
expansion programs in our history.
to serve the needs of the. soldiers with 5 or fi organiaztions. as
feet, or 96.2 per cent of estimated
was done in the last world war. The public can donate to the helping to keep the strike going capacity. Orders averaged 183,- home run in the third started the
there with its left hand, and 965.000 b.f.; shipments, 171,583,- hall rolling for the Southerners
The aim is unchanged. That is, to see to it
one organization with assurance that no duplicate will be made., sweating
blood — or claiming to 000. Weekly average* for April that ended in a 7-run spree. Wy
S. L. Mackin. local U.S.O. chairman, reports that the public do so—building ships, etc., with
that you at all times have fast, dc|K*n»lable,
were; production, 171.335,000 b.f. ant, Drain rhucker, held Quality
response has been very gratifying even though no united effort the other hand, elsewhere.
Market
to
only
3
hit*.
Courteous
and attentive service.
(87.0 per cent of the 1926-1»29
has been made to solicit fund*. Cottage Grove should raise a
H
R
E
I don't know, but it Ls just a average);
orders.
172,863,000;
quota of $300 without delay and thus assure proper social acti ba-e chance that in this lemon shipments. 175,072,000.
Quality Market
3
2
3
Drain
6
7
3
vities for those in the sen-ice.
strike the Boys on the raging
Twpnty-two weeks of 1941. cu
In the nightcap Croswell upset
!ri»tomac who are furnishing the mulative production. 3,592.664.000
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
THE FARMER.
Up in the mow a-pushin' hay;
free mobile homes, do not like b .f; same period, 1940. 2.916.280.- I/irane 10 to 8.
ft? I Main Street—Telephone 83
Creswell
10
10
8
He never shoveled wheat up in
lemonade they might all hail 000; 1939. 2 534.919.000.
Lorane
*
6 8 7
An elevated granary bin;
Along about the last of May
from Kentucky.
Orders for 22 weeks of 1911
The farmer's grief has gone away, He never pushed a scythe, im
But to ge hack to strikes, I
mense.
And after that it’s rest and fun—
been trying to find out why we break down as follows: rail, 2,-
A-mcfwin’
weeds
along
the
fence;
Because com plantin'* all been
keep on t.-ying to run our U. S. A. 016.706,000 b.f.; domestic cargo,
He never ran a small-grain header labor department from a side-sad 1.139,211.(XX); export, 95,762,000;
done!
local, 199.818.IXX)
—New York Register. ! A cultivator or a spreader;
dle.
The industry's unfilled order
Those city dudes who write farm i He never rose at 2 at mom
Yours with the low down.
To drive the horses frotp the com;
JO SERRA file stood at 787,299,000 b.f. at the
verse
end of May; gross stocks, at 866,-
Should take a ride inside a hearse; , He never even hoed tomaters
829,000.
I'll bet that city guy don't know Or built a bridge, or bugged po-
E IG H T C H IL D R E N
taters;
A Hampshire barrow from a crow;
The volume of West Coast lum
R E C E IV IN G A ID .
He never walked behind a plow
He never plowed a field of com
ber produced during May directly
Beginning with the sun at mom; Or milked a wild and wooly cow; 1 PORTLAND. OREGON »Spéci reflects the effect of the closing
He never shocked a field of oats. , He never wore out shoes and feet al)- E i g h t dependent children down, by strike, of some fifty
A-keepin’ chinch bugs from the from Lane county are receiving logging operations and a number
Or fed the steers or colts or
wheat;
shoats;
care from the Boys' and Girls’ of medium and large manufac
He never fought cutworms that Aid Society of Oregon at the turéis. Additional mills, where no
He never dug post-holes all day
chewed
When Sol was shooting heat his
present time, according to a re labor dtsturbance exists but where
His early com in manner rude;
way;
port released this week from so- log supplies havp been exhausted,
He never combined wheat or rye He never had to work and strain ciety headquarters. Under super have been forced to close, con
To finish hayin' fore the rain;
When temperature was super-
vision of the society, which pro tributing to the effect of the forc
He never worked 12 hours a day, vides clothing and medical and ed discontinuance of production
high;
He never worked up on the stack With stpek, and grain, and beans, dental care, the children are plac by struck mills.
and hay,
A-forkin' chaffy oats straw- back;
ed in private f a m i l y
homes
In the meantime, volume of
And then go home, all tired and throughout the state.
He never worked a single day
new business shows an increase
sore.
The Boys' and Girls’ Aid re over the totals of a month ago.
And do barn chores two hours ports that since 1914, it has pro partially due to seasonal trend,
or more;
vided for 66 homeless and neglect with weather conditions through
He never greased a wagon wheel, ed children from Lane county.
out the West Coast distribution
Or argued with a planter reel;
Fifty-five percent of the socie area favorable to general building
He never ran a disk or harrow,
ty’s wards come from counties Defense demand during the
Or even pushed a farm wheel other than Multnomah, yet sub month continued at about the
barrow;
stantial financial support from same level ns In April .It reflects
He never got a chicken coop
private sources is provided by no a wide variety of items going into
To nurse a hen that had the other county, officials of the or general housing, for direct Army
from c o a s t^ t'
croup;
ganization point out. Without ad or Navy requirements, for ord
V
He never salved a bad-cut knee
ditional funds from the counties nance housing units, shipbuilding
That Old Dan got while on a to meet the increased cost of liv and many other associated de
to coast s
spree;
ing, services to dependent children i fense projects.
He never pared a work-horse
It's * new kin,/nj car— with all
ERE’S the car—and ihc price Want the ELasie-.t llanilil ng?
hoof.
—that are behind the big Owners sav it's the easiest car of Nash’s long-life engineering.
Or fixed a leaky comcrib roof,
Just a pint of gas will prove it’s
gest swing in history to Nash! in the world to drive and park.
He never drove a balky tractor
Or horse that was a wicked actor;
Never before has a lowcst- With Two-way Koller Steering far ahead of the lowest-prico
He never milked a cow in summer
pritv car offered you io much —this Nash grips the curves, cars you used to buy! Drive it—
When flies had put her on the
and just iconti through traffic!
sec the amazing differences that
morel For example:
Thousands o f travelers w ill take
hummer;
arc winning a nation to Nash!
Want
the
Most
Economy?
I
his
Want
the
Most
Gonifort?
Only
time out this year to know Amer
He never had to haul the water
ica better. "Grand Circle Tour"
big, husky Nash gives good
in Nash can you get a Weather
When wells went dry as days got
fares permit you to start your
drivers
up
/•
19
milei
a
gallon
.
.
,
Fvc Conditioned Air System . . .
hotter;
trip anywhere, see America from
with overall savings of $70 to a "Sedan Sleoper" Bc«l for tour
He never fed his high-priced grain
coast to coast and return to your
$100 a year!
starting point for only. . . .
ing . . . the safety of a unitized
To hogs that ailed and wouldn't
gain;
body—welded-to-framc.
Want the Roomiest Gar? Nash
ROUND TRIP
He never spent a lot of time
has the most seating room. Front
— in chair can and coaches
A-spreadin’ phosphorus or lime;
seat’s nearly five feet wide! Lots
r x t c u LOW AS
He
never spent a day or so
of head-room! Sweeping picture NASN
M35 ROUND TRIP in standard
♦ Ullmlratnh Amhu-
A-walkin'
corn
fields,
row
by
row,
Pullmans (plus $45 for a Pull
««dor "600" Sedftn
windows!
Prices delivered her«
And droppin’ corn where corn was
man lower all the way, $34.50
Want
th<*
Smoothe*t
Ride?
Nash
Hit Itidc scan dird equip,
for an upper).
not—
and federal t o .
alone has coil springing on all menr
Hie weathef I • < n
Delivered Her«
For
squirrels the other corn had
You can travel as many as 9,000
diuone I Air Sptern,
jour
u'heeli
for
the
smoothest
got;
Sedan
Sleeper
Me.I,
white
Side W ill Tirei
miles, and by foiog on one of
kind of ride anv car can give you. and Bumper Guard« are optional extra«.
He never trimmed hedge with a
Southern Pacific’s Four Scenic
Routes and returning on a dif
knife,
ferent S. P. route, you 11 sec twice
Or cooked for seven when his wife
as much on your Grand Circle
Was called to town to help Aunt
T ou r o f America!
sue
The Friendly
Who had a slight attack of flu.
■ i Southern Pacific
In fact, this city dude, I’d bet
Sea your local S.P. ag«nt or w rits
711 South Pacific Highway, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Had his first farm to visit yet;
J. A. O R M A N D Y . Gen. P i t t A g en t,
AND save MONEY fVIRY Mill
t>22 Pacific Building, Portland, O r*.
And he would need help from his
Team Briefs.
ìì,KJgl
NEVEU BEFORE HAS
944
BOUGHT YOU SO MUCH AUTOMOBILE!
0
SEE AMERICA
HOT WEATHER
SPECIALS
90
H
u
Electric Fans $1.29
For Flag Day and the 4th of July,
American flags 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50c
B r o w n ’s D r u g S t o r e
GOLDEN RULE AUTO SERVICE
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
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