The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 07, 1941, Page 8, Image 8

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John L . P atterson
was fined
$10.00
when
a rra ig n ed m c ity
court, charged w ith drunkenness.
H a ro w d B. B o w er was fined $10.00
on the same charge H e n ry M ille r,
charged w ith drunkenness, no op­
erato r's license and c a rry in g a
concealed weapon, was fined $23.
T r a f f ic ticke ts w ere issued to
L elan d Hansen fo r m a kin g a " V "
tu rn ; to O le Sands fo r operating
a c a r w ith o u t licenses; to M rs.
John L. P atterso n fo r p ark in g in
police zone and to John B arto n
fo r fa ilu re to observe stop street.
S everal tr a ffic vio latio n cases
w ere heard in the justice of the
peace court the past week. C ita ­
tions w ere by the sta te
police.
V irg il H a rris was fined fo r oper­
a tin g a vehicle w ith no ta il lights.
L este r A. W a lla c e no operators li­
cense and no ta il lig h t; George H.
Conley, avoiding foreign licenses;
John P ain ter,
no
operators li­
cense; W a rd D . S m ith , no oper­
ators license.
Car Shampoo
Tuait*.
oanteii
s1.25
Made of Colton
B IR T H S
M A R K E T q i'O T A R P R O P O S E D
FO R IKINH PO T A T O C H O PS.
A 7 's pound son w as born to
M r. and M rs. R odney D illo n of
London on Sunday. August 3 rd a t
th e M c F a rla n d m a te rn ity home.
M r. and H rs. Jam es C e a rle y
Dtsston ro u te a rc the p a re n ts
an 8 ' - pound d au g h ter. Joyce
laine, born M o nd ay, J u ly 28th
the B u tle r m a te r n ity home.
of
of
E-
at
M r . and M rs. J. Jacobs of S ilk
C ree k are th e p arents of a 7 Si
pound son horn F rid a y . August 1st
at the B u tle r m a te r n ity home. H e
hps been nam ed R o b ert S tan ley .
A n eight-pound d a u g h te r was
born W ednesday, August 6 th at
th e B u tle r m a te r n ity hom e to M r.
and M rs . W a y n e G ates o f S ilk
C reek. T h e baby has been nam ed
E ve lyn Ann.
A seven pound d a u g h te r was
born th is m o rn ing . A u * i s t 7th to
M r. and M rs. Eugene M o n ro e of
C u lp C re e k a t th e B u tle r m a te r­
n ity home.
C ELEBRATED M IL E AT
-
H O R SE E V E N T .
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Special a ttra c tio n s fo r the horse
show a t the O regon sta te f a ir at
Salem Sep tem ber 1-7 w ill fe a tu re
the T a x im e te r m u le act s ta rrin g
"B eesw ax" ra ted A m erica's g re a t­
est comedy m u le act by B illb o ard
m agazine.
"B eesw ax" has been tra in ed by
Sonny M oore, N o rth H ollyw ood,
who is alre a d y considered a " v e t­
eran " tra in e r though he is but 17
years old. T h is act is a hilarious
ro u tin e
th a t
finds a m ule not
stubborn and morose but up and
coming enough to chase th e w hole
cast of fo u r actors p a rtic ip a tin g
in th e comedy.
C aro l H e n ry and h er handsome
tric k horse "S w e e th e a rt” and the
A n im a l A th letes, th ree ponies and
10 dogs, com plete the non-com ­
p e titiv e attra c tio n s fo r the horse
show.
Engraved, p rin te d o r processed
wedding announcem ents fo r sale
by T h e Sentinel.
C orner of 5th A Main Streets
(N ext to Diane T hentre)
Phone 285
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PEACH ES
H ale's— W onderful Slicers
LEMONS
GRAPES
3c
lb. IOM j C
lb. 9M¿c
Sunkist
Thompson Seedless
W ATERMELONS sweet lb. P /ac
POTATOES
‘ 12 lbs. 23c
TOMATOES
Y akim a
Field Orown
3 lbs.
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J L* " i s r
Utiih T y p e G reen
FLO RENCE
H ira m Cooper, a
N e w p o rt fish erm an m issing since
Tuesday in a tin y tro llin g boat,
w as safe w ith his frien d s to day
a f t e r being rescued last n ig h t by
m en o f th e S iu s ls w Coast G u a rd
S ta tio n o ff the m o u th o f the Sius-
la w riv e r.
Cooper's boat had d rifte d a im ­
lessly w ith a s ta lle d m o to r u n til
he was rescued.
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AT YOU! SAFEWAY
CELERY
Only
T ruly F a r m -F resh
&
M IS S IN G F IS H E R M A N F O U N D .
U S No 1 New
ONIONS
PEAS Coast
10c
Telephone
2
lb. 3c
lbs. 13c
♦)
ASSORTED
E>cap< C lan Chowdur
HEINZ SOUPS
PORK & BEANS
FELS NAPTHA SOAP
Cooaumm«. Chicken Gumbo
C o ro n a adding m achines fo r sale
a t th e S en tin e l o ffice.
VAN CAMP'S
For quick lady mnnla
Ruth Lord, Columbia studios a c ­
tress in Hollywood, dons pair of
new -fangled h osier, to ¿how wo­
men worried about silk shortage
th at cotton is also glamorous in
stockings.
White House F irst
The White House w as the first
public budding erected in W ashing­
ton.
A rc a d e T h e a tr e
A dm ission I0e and 35c
E rl., S at., A ugust 8-9— " B illy the K id ,” R o b ert T a y ­
lor. B ria n D onlevy, Ia n H u n te r, M a r y H o w ard . P re ­
vie w fe a tu re "Too M a n y Blondes,”
R u d y V allee,
H e le n P arrish .
M on., T u es.,
SIGNAL SUPER SERVICE
R E C E IP T )* C O N T I N U E
G A IN .
Postal receip ts fo r the m o n th of
O regon potato grow ers are be­ Ju ly, 1941, co n tin u e to show u gam
ing asked to give th e ir views on alth ou g h slig h t. Receipts fo r the
leg islation pending
in congresa past m o n th increased fiv e percent
w hich w ould establish m a rk e tin g
quotas on potatoes, the sta te A A \
o ffic e has announced.
M eetin g s
are being held in the p rin c ip al po­
tato -p ro du cin g areas, and in o th e r
counties county A A A offices are
co n tactin g
grow ers to acquaint
them w ith provisions o f the pro­
posed legislation.
T h e m easure was d ra fte d at a
conference of grow ers in W a s h ­
ington in June, and la te r revised
in accordance
w ith
suggestions
fro m grow ers in several
states.
T h e revised d ra ft, introd u ced in
the House by Congressm an llo n -
ncr, w ould apply the same p rin ­
ciple to potatoes now used w ith
w h e at, fo r g ro w ers of m ore th an
th re e acres.
T h e b ill provides fo r p ro clam a­
tion o f quotas by th e s e c re ta ry o f
a g ric u ltu re not la te r th an S ep ­
te m b e r 15 of each y e a r, subject
to ap p ro val by the g ro w ers a t a
re feren d u m not la te r th an Sep­
te m b e r 30. I f ca rrie d by a tw o -
th ird s m a jo rity , quotas w ould he
Pre duce Prices
in e ffe c t fo r <he crop h arvested in
the succeeding c a le n d a r year.
F rid a y & S aturday
N E X T TIM E.
E a rl B a lle w and C. L. Stro u p
fished a t T e n M ile lake o ver the
w eek end fo r catfish w ith o u t hav­
ing much luck. B a lle w says he is
convinced th a t to be a good c a t-
fisherm an, one ought to have a
ja r of corn along, feed the fish
and then th ro w
your
hook in.
(P .S . D o n 't t r y liquid co rn .)
Sun.,
P O S T IL
M r. and M rs. B e rn a rd T h a x to n
o f Eugene, fo rm e r C o tta g e G ro ve
residents, are the parents o f a
7*» pound d a u g h te r born M o nd ay,
August 4th at the M c F a rla n d m a ­
te r n ity home.
W tih August 30 as the fin a l date
fo r ta k in g out crop insurance m
fa ll w heat, the sta te A A A office
is staging a cam paign throughout
the state to acquaint a ll w heat
grow ers 'w ith
provisions of the
new sim p lified crop insurance pro-
gram .
T h re e m a jo r im provem ents in
the 1942 p ro gram a re being called
to grow ers' a tte n tio n . T h e y a re as
follows :
1. Provision
fo r p aym en t of
p rem iu m w ith a n o n -in te res t-b e ar-
ing note signed a t the tim e o f ap­
plication. T h e note m ay be paid
by th e g ro w e r an y tim e before
August 18, 1342. A fte r th a t d ate
it w ill be deducted fro m his A A A
conservation
p aym en t o r w heat
loan.
2. A single ap p licatio n
form ,
executed by one signature, w hich
insures a ll o f th e fa rm e r's in te r­
est in the w h e at crop.
3 . Revision o f p rem iu m rates by
inclusion o f recent crop h istory on
the individual fa rm .
TRY C O R N
.ions.
SOMETHING NEW
A U O . SO D E A D L IN E FO R 1942
C R O P IN S U R A N C E .
OBt«-.»
lose
Timely Recipes
In J u stie C ourt.
R obert Fuson was fined $25.00
and costs on charge o f dum ping
garbage on a public highw ay when
arraig n ed before A lta K ing, ju s­
tice o f the peace.
IO. oimi
C A R D O F TIIANKM .
fo r a to ta l of $1.722117 agulnat
$1.638 54 lo r Ju ly. 1940,
w hich
W e w ish to th a n k o u r m a n y
NEW
YORK
About 10,000 w is th«> heaviest Ju ly in the h is­
N ew Y o rke rs and
130,000 m en to ry of the o ffic e up Io lh a l tim e frien d s fo r th e ir kindnesses shown
and fo r the Iw a u tlfu l flo ra l o ffe r ­
throughout
ea ste rn
Ntates
a re
ings a l Hie d eath of o u r belovisl
faced
w
ilh
loss
ol
th
e
ir
Jobs
as
a
F
o
r
a
delicious
ilessert
try
o
u
r
l*«<M< h T arts.
1 result of night
closings.
fro m lia ii’inn salad lee cream . G u s ta f­ one
C o ve r bottom ol In d ivid u al pie
T H E H U S H F A M IL Y .
3 2 -lte -4 l 5 2 - lle
shells w ith sweetened peach nitres 7 p. in to 7 a. in., of gasoline s t a ­ son's ot course.
Louis
K im m e l,
business
and f ill w ith ice cream . T o p w ith tion s.
gasoline m e r­
m ering u e,
tak in g cart* to cover m a n a g e r of th e
ice
crea m
co m p letely;
brow n chant.s of B ro o klyn unil Queens,
q u ic k ly in a hot oven, 450 de­ esi m inted T h u rsd ay,
A spokesman lor Hie g a so lin e
grees. S e rv e al once.
statio n , p u k in g a tte n d a n ts d iv i­
Pctu h le e C ream .
sion o f the T eam ste rs
Union.
I cup powdered sugar
I A F L , w ilh l.iMX) m em bers, agreed
% tsp salt
w ith K im m e l th a t 10,(MN) men in
1 cup top m ilk
the c ity , av erag in g $25 a w eek
1 tsp g elatin
Brings Out New Cur L u stre- Does Not Harm
pay. w ou ld lose th e ir jobs through
Q cup cold w a te r
night closings.
W axed Finish.
2 cups frosh peach pulp
I cup w hipping cream
M 1 R S H F IE L D < 'O V U L E
COME IN AND TRY IT
Q tsp alm ond e x tra c t
M A R R IE D .
Soak the g elatin in cold w a te r fo r
five m in utes Dissolve the g elatin
A t 9 :3 0 last Sunday evening,
o ver hot w a te r and add the m ilk M ich ael S m ith anil B e tte G ann,
a teas|XM>nful at a tim e. Add the both of M a rs h fie ld , O regon, w ere
sugar, salt and the peach pulp. united in m a rria g e by G ordon L.
S t ir w e ll and fold iu the s tiffly lly p e s in the m in is ter's study of
PLUS FR E E VACUUM CI.EA N1N0
beaten w hipped cream and fla v o r­ the i'liu r e h of C h ris t A b e a u tifu l
ing P o u r into a re frig e ra to r tra y cerem o ny was read in (he p res­
and freeze.
S t ir e v e ry
tw e n ty ence of a few close friends.
m in utes lu iU l the m ix tu re Is firm
CITY COURT
,
Tlll'IiSI) AY. AI'OI'ST 7, 1911
TH E SEN TIN EL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
A u gu st
10-11-13— “ B lood
and
Sand,” T y ro n e Pow er, L in d a D a rn e ll, Ri1a H a y ­
w o rth , J. C a rro l N aish, A n th o n y Q uinn, L y n n B a ri.
Photographed in T E C H N IC O L O R .
W ed.. Thur*., E rl., Sat., August 13-14-15-16— “ I
W an ted W in g s,” R a y M illa n d ,
W illia m
Holden,
W ayn e M o rris , B ria n D onlevy, Constance M oore,
Veronica L ake, H a r r y D a ve n p o rt. P re v ie w fe a tu re
"T h e y M ee t A g ain ," Jean H e rs h o lt, D o ro th y L o v e tt
D ia n e T h e a tr e
A dm ission 10c and Zfie
Bargain N ights 10o .. Saturday M atinee 10c and I fie
T hurs., F rl., A u gu st 7-8— “ H urry, C h arlie, H u rry,”
Leon E rro l, M ild re d Coles, K e n n e th H o w e ll. B A R ­
G A IN N IG H T S . Adm ission 10c.
S a t., Su n ., A u gu st 9-10— "C yclo ne on H o rseb a ck ,”
T im H o lt, M a rjo rie Reynolds. R a y W h itle y . P re view
fea tu re “T h iev es F a ll O u t,” Eddie A lb e rt, Joan Les­
lie, A lan H a le . S a tu rd a y M a tin e e 2:30 p. m . A d ­
mission 10c and 15c.
M on., T u es., W ed., A u g u st 11-12-1$— C L O S E D .
T h u rs., F rl., A u g u st 14-1#— “W est P oin t W id ow ,”
Anne S h irle y, R ich ard C arlson, R ich ard D enning.
B A R G A IN N IG H T S . Adm ission 10c.
MB M IL CCFFHibB., 21« 2 . ^ 41«
CHERUB MRK (TKLo
4 n il
28c
TOMATO JUICE
<sM cM l i e
GRAPEFRUIT JUICET~ "
. .. lie
SAI WAR M M « « i s — Ho z O.. 12a
EMERALI BAT SFIIACR 2 . . . . . . 27c
CWAHPSTABO " S i 2 U - o o - 41«
MLTMORE TURK
2 *o h mo «2I(
WHITE STM T U li 2 m . K « w H i
FIOREER MIRCEO CLAMS N. M co« IT«
Virginia says. . .
"Dear B ride • to - Be,
I f you were M e
¿ A n d I were You,
H ere’s w h at I'd d o " ...
H O 'S Virginia? Unlike
Yehudi, she's a very real
person, and a most likeable
young lady who knows all
the answers, socially, where
marriage is concerned. Her
Bride's Book has been the
Bible o f Bridcs-to-Bc for a
decade. She has a gift copy
aw aiting you at our office.
OOMESTK SARMBCS
m . U n. I t
REW LEAOER SOOA CRACKERS 2 | L I»«
TABLE SALT - CLOTH BAI $ ib.
11«
HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOW M 'L o SI.2B
WNEATIES OB COBB KIX
rug. 9c
MMBVAT BROKER ORMRUIT I ’T i . ’ 7 «'
STAREIOI MARS
2 Mo 2 V - 21«
JELL WELL - ASST. FLAVORS )i «<r In .
FLUFFIEST MARSHMALLOWS ib c . 10«
MOBSTER SUM DR0M 2 i ib nkg. 21«
SAROWICH SPREAD L~ch k . Q. 1« 27«
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W hat to do, what to say,
what toscnd.w hoandw hcn?
Virginia tells a ll. ..
in her Bride’s Book.
Authoritative infor­
m ation th a t’s easy
to take and easy tc
use, and it makes you feel so
SU R E! Start Life’s newest,
m ost im p o r ta n t c h a p te r
right, by acccptingVirginia’s
advice, and you’ll be that
much surer o f being able to
write at the end o f the chap­
ter..."and they lived happily
ever after.”
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E v ery c u t, ev e r y |Mir«h**e uruot m eet
w ith y<»or co m p le te ap p roval o r your
m on ey b ack — th a t’* you r aantlrance of
th e fluent o f m eat* at S a fe w a y , alw ay*!
L a m b R o a st S h o u ld er C u ts LI). 19<
L eg o ’ L a m b ,94,s”ri’”‘umhLb-25c
BACON BACK
'.98
FEplfM yOl/R
C u rta in s
Of all kinds.
4 9 c to $ u > 8
Baby Chenille
Spreads
$ 4 ^ and $ 6 =
J. « W
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BOTAI.
SATIN
F all Styles and Colors
No XX I c*n
r / / *«C
W heat WPS
COUPOM<a£Rt
S
s
lb. 23c
A rm o u r’« S ugar Cured
BOILING B E E F lb. 13c
B E E F ROAST lb. 22c
Steer Beef
SIRLOIN ST’K, lb. 29c
Juicy and Tender
BACON
Swift's
Prem ium
S liced
B aco n
lb. 27c
By the Piece
M eat Prices Fri. and Sat. Only
P ound
35
DIAMOND HONEY
5 lb. can 33c
8-<>z.pk«.
CRESCENT M U S T A R D -3 2 oz
15c
HEINZ BA BY FOOD -4% oz. 3 for 20c
SUNDOW N FR U IT COCKTAIL No. 1 can
10c
SNO COLA 12 oz. bottle
6 for 23c plus deposit
REAL ROAST PE A N U T BUTTER
2 lb. jar 25c
SP E A S CIDER V INEG AR
1 gallon bottle 24c
ZEE TOILET PA PE R , I v o r y , O r c h i d , G r e e n
4 for 15c
CALUMET BAK ING POW DER
16 oz. can 15c
12C
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