T H W H pA V , JULY 3, 10-11
T IT O
LABOR SA V IN G
D EV ICES A N D
M A C H IN E R Y
S E N T IN E L
Farm Prices Uo
4 s Good Harvest
Prospects Loom
Th<* old rule of big crop* bring
ing low price* la apparently not
i holding good I hl* year. Although
crop prospect» In the country a* a
whole are a* favorable a* during
i the last three year*, which were
good seasons, further gain* have
been made In the general farm
price level, according to a report
on the agricultural situation Just
Issued by the agricultural exten
sion service at 0 .8 j C. Gain* In In
dustrial worker»' Income* have
(strengthened domestic demand,
while a moderate lncrea*e ha* oc
curred In oxports owing to the
lea*e-lend program.
The gain In foreign demand for
farm products is only moderate
anrl mostly for hlg products, some
dairy and poultry products, and
som e specialty crop*. The general
export outlook remain* poor a* no
market increa*e In exports of
wheat, fresh fruits, or cotton is
expected.
The income of Industrial work
ers Is already about 20 per cent
higher than the 1940 average, the
n port says, and the Oregon farm
price index »hows a similar per
centage gam in the general farm
pi Ice level. The greatest gains
have been in prices for meat* and
The Hebron Grange met for a
wool, truck crops, and poultry
,,nt‘ ,‘a 'r> produc‘ ‘ which r’e.pond
CO TTAG E
GROVE. OREGON
Auto Races Listed
For Celebration
Whether it’s haying, cultivating the
crops or garden, we have tools that
will aid you in getting your work
done quickly.
G raber - G ettys
Dependable Hardware
Mr. and Mm. Harry CasAIr* vis
ited Sunday at (In* Grant Dullry
home at Thornton Cornet*
Mr. and M m Mac Ton.de went
Hebron Grange Holds
Special Meet Sunday
£o t o il Creek Sunday to help the d
work
memben(/ M r Promptly in price to change* In
Tony Tonnlc family
and Mrs. Fred Knox of Spencer « ' ^ n c r purchasing power
Krusatte. Mrs. Tony
i
Cr* * k «range were special guest*
Fnrm coat* havo increaacd «"«V
spending a few days
with her M r. K
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f
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e
l y
during; the pas, year.
mother. Mrs J a m « Lebow.
¿’ia £ ¿7 "grange work
, w“ h p^ e? for fa,m
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Groat and aiKj ^¡r Knox »|xike on the Lan<-
u‘ u n Kcnera*- As a result,
family have moved over on the county fair to p,. h.ld p, s«.j,tcm- ' h'' !’u,chas»ng power of farn1
George Hastings ranch n e a r the
preduets is h ig h er
th an a year
Fred Overton ranch.
.
A report on the state Grange
va,ue
Mr. and Mrs ie c tl Puna’ll and convention
In Newport early ! rn?s
n . " 1 ,r ' *y* **tr
Par
ention held in
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family have moved into the Line- , hu month
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wax given by W alter
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fbo o « c „ .n o -y .1 ,« -o f m o.,
haugh house arrosa Nhe bridge Baker
fo ,n ,.o , £ .
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and the Laura Gracr tamily h aveip ,r Miss' u o h . < 2 £
movad to town.
i Grange candidate for Oregon , uct'5 ** *****
low parity owing
M r* Loyal Ix*bo accompanied r r * ,j Pageant queen, was read by / * , sU, *' * * ? ln ." 111<’n
T,ar.
Bernice Patton to Portland Sun-
Morton Mrs Morton also k<>
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day and expect* to return with urKed nwnber, ,o , urn ln
lw
,,em ’ nt farm r x -
Bar
b ro th e r U -u the firs t of the ,h p * fo r the q u a rte r ending June
week
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Wages to USO Horse, Midget
FOR THE FARM, LAWN, GARDEN
Mosby Creek
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lo ltr d
S e r v ic e
O rc s n lzallo n
(L U O ) got a re a l U tl tru m 1<(M
worker« a t A lam eda. L ai., N aval
Base when they worked an extra
h a lf day and con tribu ted proceed*
of double tim e pay to promote
com fo rt and w elfare o l men in
L nclo S im i arm ed tervires.
Saginaw
A surprise handkerchief shower
_ given
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waM
Mr*. Althea
Rand <>ne
<*> last week by the club women
Sixteen were present. The Rand«
are moving soon to their new
home at Creswell.
Visitors recently at the Harry
Vance home were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gardner and Mrs. IxxiUe
G
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California, and Vent i
McCluskey of Elkton Mr*. Louise
^«rdner I . the mother of Mrs.
Vance
Eugene, July 3. (Special) H a r
ley Harms, Cottage Grove horse
m a n will have’ several entries in
the two day horse race meeting
to be held here at the Lane county
fairgrounds Friday and Saturday
afternoon* part of the Fourth-
of-July celebration to be sponsor
ed by the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Harms' horses will compete a-
gainst a stellar field of some 60
entries, many California horses
enroute to Longacres track in Se
attle. The races, which will be
held each day starting at 2 p. m.,
will include pari-mutuel wagering.
Besides the five running events
each afternoon, three harness
heat* will be held for the some 20
Oregon and Washington trotters
and pacers entered in the meet.
Midget auto racing by Bobby
Rowes ¿5 Oregon Midget racing
association drivers, will be held
Friday night with time trials
scheduled to get under way at 7
p. m. The heavy-footed pilots will
be competing in a regular asso
ciation meet with the point*
counting on the Pacific northwest
championship competition.
The free firework* display, ex
pected to be even more spectac
ular than the show that attracted
some 10,000 spectators, will be
presented immediately following
the midget races, at approximate-
ly 9 15 o’clock.
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Mike M oriarity,
chairman
week'end” ‘« ie b ra ti7 n “ hope»‘ ¡he
Veterans have arranged a pro-
gram attractive enough to keep
Lane county residents within the
county boundaries and off the
traffic congested highway* as
much ax possible during the hob-
W E W IL L BE CLO SED
A LL D A Y JU L Y 4th
But Will Be At Your Service July 5th.
Choice foods from barbecue sandwiches to
regular meals.
Ccme as you are to
D RIV E-IN BAR-B-Q
Waldo Hensley, Prop,
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On New Pacific Highway Near 5th Street
and j jr * . Virden Wilde and ?hil-
qrPn a|| of Junction City.
Mrs. M ary Williams and Mrs.
Nell Williams of Yoncalla spent
the week visiting here with rela-
tives.
M r. and Mrs. Leslie Holland and
children of Vancouver and Ruth
Harvey, also of Vancouver, re-
turned to their homes Sunday sf-
ter visiting at the Claude Plaster
home after a two week* visit in
California and New Mexico
l a yearous family anf,
’ '
<,r lufflnK,on family spent
Sunday picnicking on B r i c e
creek.
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The Men Learn About Cooking!
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C a t r ia J ll
Mrs. Theo Goodman of Santa
Monica. California, arrived Mon-
Chet Russell and Jack Hull of i day for a visit with her parents.
Montrose. Colorado, came Sunday, M r and Mrs. Charles Smith.
*° vUi’ at ,ht‘ L<,v' and Charles
Hugh Harris spent the w e-k
K um * » homes.
end at Coquille visiting at the
Tb..
„„d U , . . ,
'h .,m , o( „ „ » „ e -. mother. M r,.
families and M r. and Mrs. Clark L«ura Hamilton.
Ruth Harris.
'i/kii.
On 'he whole, the exchange
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• value of farm products is now
Fourth of Julv Snecial Freezer
“ .’¡ 5 7 ’ V,!“ " **“ ma* tcr , rc . around 90 per cent of the 1910-
Fourth of July Special F reeze r ported that
this grange had
Relatively low once»
jfw S r '. 'X
U 10 pet
with dry with F F F F A A to elect Miss Bc” y oUM, r fBrm produt.(t> accounl
>1.10
per gallon
gall m I Packed
a kid wi
for
Ice In Jiffy bag 10 cents deposit Chapman as Southern U rn* Fair some of the disparity which re- WilLsey moved up on the McKen- w-ho has been visiting there with
on Jiffy bug. Gustafson's of course, queen
m ains. The temaining disparity is xlc river where they will log.
her grandmother returned home.
47-ltc-3i, There was a report from th1 ! also Recounted
for
partly by
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krebaer
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trunnell
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m e m ^ n on the budding commit
reU|t| £ j y h|gh pric<.
(or spent Sunday even ing with Mrs and Mr. and Mrs. Robert St. Elmo
tea. Muatnaa* transacted by the farm macaU*^ty and building m a -»Krebser's grandparents. Mr. a n d ,a t,ended the I.O.O.F. picnic at
8nd„!‘ C° 'n‘ teriala. with higher taxes and Mrs. W A Keene at Thornton Swimmer's Delight Sunday,
mlttee from the H ebnn Woman x farm
rgt£
ab|o affectlng Comers.
| Visitors at the Mads Overgaard
club at a «penal neeting was r ’ ’ * farm costs.
Norma and Carol Rand are home Saturday evening were Mrs.
ported. C hain have been crdeit-d
..
spending several weeks with an Anna Wilde. 'Mrs. Overgaard's
by the Woman» club for use in
^ •y rT p x y < >X A lT 'n r p
aunt at Roseburg
mother; Andree Wilde and Mr.
¡the new community hall -md the
JL I
L j K . 1.
Jay Burleson broke a foot while
electrwJty ha* been com-ected.
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at work last week and will be
All ii’etnlx-rs w *rc urged to Ht-
Traffic violations constituted lalrt oft for several weeks.
t ......
ml ti>e
picnic
on July (h,. niaior wart of offenses for The Levi Russell family and
. . . Grange*
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4th. with Dore na Grange as hosU ”
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,
which tickets were Issued in city Jlm Russell of Goshen and the
r*t ihrer new bulldir.: site at
court the past week. Tickets were Albert Acklin family spent Sun-
Dorma dam
It was "voted to dispense with
* tlw/ ol,o* ' n< tur iailur*
UP SharpS Cm k
jJJJ*
6 and 8
signs
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iii
to
observe
the
stop
street
signs;
the regular meeting which will
Exposures
Pa-
‘¿ 8-YEAR-OI.BS G ET D R A FT
fall on July 4th and to hold one, Ray Suiter. W. E. Wheeler.
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Elden
DEFERM ENT.
meeting In July on the regular
2-
Free Enlargement of Your
Jones. Ernest Sea burg For viola-
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date of the 18th
Choice With Every Roll
Following the business meet inc ’ *°n ot
h"**1' t^de; G. H. Cones.
Selective service headquarters
REPRINTS 3c EACH.
refreshments were served liv the « H Petersen. Hamilton Bates, Tuesday from Washington ordered
ladu,
*
Bob Roas For violation of city or- the deferment of all registrants
Guaranteed Work.
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, dinance 1218. relating to shooting 28 years or older for 30 days,
fire crackprs in the fire zone: Ed- pending the outcome of legislation
' d*e Johniit°n. J(»ek Cluster. Dick iiefore congress
, „
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, Cherry, Bob Dugan. Jack Chester.
The order Is effective imme-
Cottage Grove, Ore.
W T. Jones underwent a minor Ver|yn Colu>n Norman Myerg. diately
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»Iteration
nirsday nt a Eugene Arrcsted and (¡ned on charge of
hospital.
disorderly conduct: Joe Danesllcr.
Mrs. Charles Powell went to Ralph K. Harrod, Lon A. Presneli.
Coburg Saturday to help care for
Mrs. Esther Simpson issued a
her sister Mrs. Rozella Dill, who warrBnt
,
\
is
critically
ill.
*
JO H N SO N S
ing that she suffered bodily in
Mr. and M r*. Ernest Shaw and jury as a result of a cherry' bomb
famous S tream lin er M odel T O —
children of Drain visited at the thrown at her feet Tuesday.
developing 5 .0 N .O .A . certified
George Sutherland home Satur
Officers reported yesterday that
brake horsepower at 4 0 0 0 r. p. m.
day afternoon.
they found an abandoned 1936 V8
— the ideal "all purpose" motor.
Mrs. Ella Wills who had been Ford sedan carrying a Washing
I t ’s got the power to G O - t o carry
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Alice ton license plate on the highway
a load at a pretty speed. A nd it ’«
Noth at Salem, has returned n e a r the G ro ve M o te l.
p erfret controls to slow it
home.
1
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Joan King of Cottage Grovo
wn to a steady, purring crawl
spent several days last week vis
fo r tro llin g!
iting her grandparents, Mr. and
I t ’« got A I.L the fine feature«
Mrs. Robert Phillips.
o f outboard m o to rin g -in c lu d in g
Marvel Geer and Robin Woods
Readv-Pull S ta rte r— all brought
made a business trip to Corvallis.
together in one b rm itifu l p ack
Salem and Portland
the latter;
age o f stream lined pbwer. N o th
part of the week.
ing "tarked-on." A ll b u ilt-in ! Y et
Lillian and Marvel Geer. C lif
W i l l fiirn lu h you in e x p e n s iv e
ford Townsend and Robin Woods,
it weigh« only 42 pounds.
t r a n s p o r ta tio n on y o u r v a c a tio n
accompanied by two girl friends
And w ith all its 1941 im prove
o r w e e k -e n d t r i p o r to a n d fr o m
from Cottage Grove, took an a ir
w o rk .
ments it roata only .
plane ride at Eugene Sunday eve-1
T h ia is the year to buy your
W e h a v e m a n y c h o ic e used
ning. It was the first time up for
Sea-Horse. D o n ’t delay. 10 great
c a r * to « e lec t
fr o m ,
am ong
any of the girls.
w
h
ic
h
a
r
e
:
models to choose $ C T Q i W A
Mrs. Nprval Williams and chiNf
from , as low as
tU V
dren went to Portland Sunday to
1940 P o n tia c 4 -d o o r sedan
visit relatives over the Fourth.
2— 1937 D e L u x n C h e v r o le t se
Films Developed
and Printed
C
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Condon
T hrift-W ise
«^ec d te Net»
Tfot point
ELECTRIC RANGE
ANO THESE IMPORTANT FEATURES
• Three new improved Hi-Speed Caked
Surtace Uaits, each with 5 Measured
Neats.
• New 5-Heat Thrift Cooher with Havor-
SealUd.
a New M-Purpose Raver-Seal Ove*.
a New Calrod Baking Unit with »ew Heat
™< Nww C«Mury
Deflector.
o New Radiant Broder Unit.
o FAST as fir« without thoflum a
Porcelain enamel imide and out.
o CLEAN as electric Bght
• M-
Only
’99 d l F. O. B. Chicago
Brisbane Electric
OUR
USED CARS
401 M a in
Phon« 73
They squeeze Petroleum
to get better orange juice
In orange groves, a gas is “injected” into irri
gation water and carried to the roots of the
trees to make bigger, sweeter, juicier oranges.
Because scientists at the “University of Petro
leum,” Shell’s $3,500,000 research laboratories,
“squeezed” a petroleum gas and got hydrogen.
This they combined wifh nitrogen to make ex
cellent fertilizer (Shell N H j).
Simple? Hardly th a t Nor was it simple to
combine the right molecules from petroleum
and make synthetic rubber, glycerin«, explo
sives — or the new Solutized Shell Gasolina.
$130.00
z
4th of Ju ly
Specials
1938 Johnson 1.1 H P.
single ............ $22.50
1937 Johnson 1.7 H P.
single
$35.00
1 Johnson 4 H.P. twin $50.00
1 Muncie 4 H P. twin $20.00
1 Sea King 2 H. P.
single ................. $12.50
Joe T. Smith
Olh and Washington
KEEP
BATTERY
CLEAN.
I f part of the solution is spilled!
| on top of the battery when the
cells are being filled, It Rhould be
wiped off immediately to avoid
Hny chance of corrosion, accord-
| ing to the Emergency Service of
the Oregon Sta<a Motor associa
tion.
An additional precaution
against corrosion is the applica
tion of vaseline or heavy grease to
the terminals.
‘‘A sophisticated maiden." says
little Ignatz, "is one who knows
that a nice limb attracts some
sap."
F o r accom m odation o f o u r pa
lmus, we will lie o|ien nt 8:30
n. m. tomorrow, July 1th. Gustaf
son's.
4 7 -ltc -3 i
d an s , o ne e q u ip p e d
h e a te r
and
ra d io
o th e r e x tr a s
w ith
an d
Try a tankful of research genius. . .
NEW
1938 Ford Pickup
I93A C h e v r o le t
to w n
*rd a n
SHELL
SHE
1937 Willys sedan
1937 l*o n tla c sedan
1930 C h e v r o le t sedan
1931 F o r d tu d n r coach
Other c h e a p e r m o d e l* to
choose fro m
M A R T IN
M OTORS
Tour Pontiac Dealer
24 North 9th Street
T w o s c ie n tific fa c to rs a d v a n c e
th e R o a d P e r fo r m a n c e R a t in g o f
th e n ew S h e ll G a s o lin e to a n a l l -
t im e h ig h :
1. It
Is refined with the Solu-
tlzer Process (Shell research
la b o r a to r ie s ' P a te n t N o.
2,149,379). This steps up per
formance b y removing the
"pro-knock mercaptan»."
2. Thermal conversion makes
It extra rich In iso-compounds
similar to iso-octane-flrst pro
duced commercially by Shell
scientists to give America 10O-
octane aviation gasoline.
Y o u r S h e ll d e a le r n o w has n e w
S o lu tiz e d
S h e ll
(a t
r e g u la r
p r ic e ) a n d S h e ll P r e m i u m - — /
t r y a ta n k fu l to d a y I
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