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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT FILL SitS: tí/ new Scandinavian IFar Christian Science Export Crops in Oregon Sharply Pictures to Be at Church IFar Relief Reduced Recently 7:45 This Evening One w a r re lie f a c tiv ity w h ich has IxH'ti lit t le publicised Is The C h ris tia n 8cience W ar R elief ■■ su ffer- th ro u g h th e g rad - ■ ual hul alm o st to ta l elim in atio n w ith .’37 I luntingt.M i .V en u e. Ituslen, M assac h u setts Two th o u san d ed H11®- o f e xp o rt o u tle ts fo r some o f the p rin c ip a l crops o f th is state, even though g row ers have gone fa r in n siu e in g the acreage o f e x p o rt- typc crop«, the O regon s ta te land use planning c o m m itte e p oints out in its sum m ary o f present condi- Hons and recom m endations fo r the M . W heat, p ru n e s , apples, \ S ■ ■ ■ ■ m and past decade w heat acreage has been reduced a p p ro xim a te ly 24 per prunes 26 per cent. 10 per cent T h is means th a t t'r e - gon's e xp o rt crops, w hich fo rm e r- ly accounted fo r a p p ro xim a te ly 30 now For sport or business wear, there’s a shape, s h a d e an d s t y l e to suit your personality. Men’s Toggery A. W. HELLTWEI-L “Everything for Men" L yn x Hollow The L y n x H o llo w school w ill s ta rt on Septem ber 2 w ith M iss T helm a W rig h t o f C resw ell and M rs. F ra n k Treadw ’e ll as teachers M r. and M rs. A le x Bruce, M r. and M rs. W . C . E dy o f S herw ood w ere o v e rn ig h t guests re c e n tly o f M rs. B ruce's so n -in -la w and daughter, M r. and M rs. F ra n k T re a d w e ll, w h ile on a va ca tio n tr ip in clu d in g C ra te r lake and the Oregon caves. Mlss Bessie and N o rm a D a rt and Y aw o f Los Angeles, r»ia. and J. C lyde Cooper o f P o rtla n d w ere guests re c e n tly a t the James S m ith home. --------------------------- Em m a B elle Stadden o f M a rsh - fie ld , fo rm e r C o tta g e Grove high school teacher, v is ite r frie n d s in C otta g e G rove o ver the week end. occupy . a p p ro xi- T h e re re m a in a p p ro x im a te ly 800,000 acres o f w heat. 41.400 acres o f prunes. 14,100 acres o f apples, and 19.000 acres o f pears, U n d e r n o rm a l conditions, a p p ro x i- m a te ly o n e -th ird o f th e produc- tio n o f th is to ta l acreage w o u ld go to fo re ig n m a rke ts, w ith tw o - th ird s used in the U n ite d States, T h e s ta te c o m m itte e considered each one o f these crops as to the problem s in vo lve d and possible a ctio n to be taken. M uch o f the C olum bia basin is id e a lly suited to co n tin u e w heat p ro d u c tio n and unsuited to d iv e rs ifie d crops, the co m m itte e points out. A nu m b e r o f its recom m endations fo r 1942 concerning w heat have a lre a d y been p u t in to e ffe c t b y the A A A . in c lu d in g close c o o re la tio n of acreage re d u ctio n w ith so il con- se rva tkm . increase in loan values to n e a re r p a rity , and re d u c tio n o f acreage a llo tm e n t fo r 1942 to the m in im u m p rovided by law . N u m - erous o th e r recom m endations w ere made lo o k in g to the fu tu re . F u rth e r re d u ctio n in apple acre- age th ro u g h th e e lim in a tio n o f va- rie tie s not now in demand is rec- ommended. w h ile change in pear acreage m ig h t be lim ite d to re- m oval o f diseased trees. Im m e d i- ate and d ra s tic im p ro ve m e n t in prune q u a lity is necessary to save the prune in d u s try , the c o m m it- tee re ported. The Rev. Jens Petersen, w h o w ill show the p ictu re s, has spent m any years in th e S ca ndinavian c o u n trie s, se rvin g as a m in is te r. _ ------------ A tw o o d F oster, p a s to r o f the Assem bly o f Lxxl ch u rch »mnounc- cd here F rid a y th a t he had se- cured w a r p ic tu re s fro m Seandi- navia to be show n a t the ch u rch th is evening be g inn in g a t 7:45 p. m . T he sound p ictu re s w ill be presented by the Rev. Jens P e te r- sen o f Oslo. N o rw a y. O u ts ta n d in g features o f * the p ictu re s show bombs o ve r N o rw a y . N azi invasion o f ( openhagen and Oslo, d e stru c- tio n o f Namsos. the fig h t o f N a r- v ik s fjo rd and F in la n d s fig h t w ith Russia. T h is is a ra re o p p o rtu n ity to see w h a t the N azi conquest has m eant to Europe and w h a t m odern w a r- fa re is lik e . T h e re w ill be no ad- m ission charge. A free w ill o ffe r- m g w ill be ta ke n . T he Rev. Petersen is v is itin g the S ca ndinavian people o f th e U n ite d S tates and is te llin g his s to ry o f th e h o rro rs o f the g re a t w ar W OM ENS BIBLE (L A S S The W om en's B ib le class o f the M e th o d ist ch u rc h m et W ednesday fo r th e ir annual p icn ic at the home o f M rs. M aude W rig h t, w ho Patents Granted was assisted as hostess by M rs. Patents granted in the United Elsie W e lls and Miss A le th a Ice cream in a ll p o p u la r fla v o rs B rig g . A covered dish luncheon fo r the F a ir days. G ustafson's o f States, through June 1939. total was served at th e noon hour. Sev- course. 2 -ltc -4 i 161,778 t.e n te e n m em bers and th re e guests s I w ere present. Guests w ere Mrs. K a te C. M oConnahay. M rs. L ila V eatch and M rs. C. Cochran. De v o l km ais w ere in charge o f M rs. W eston A lle n . A business session was conducted by the president. M rs. Id a Swann. Readings w ere given by M iss M alissa C la rk and M rs. J. R. H e n d ricks. M rs. L e ttie and K n ic k b o c k e r gave a ta lk on O x- fo rd G ro u p and W o rk .” T w e n ty - fiv e bouquets and 36 calls w e re re ported. The n e xt m e e tin g w ill be held S eptem ber 17th a t th e home o f M rs. A nna W ilso n w ith M rs. A nna A dam s assisting as hostess. —♦ — G E T A H O R SE . X.- COMPLETE STOCK OF School Supplies School R oom N eeds Paper Towels, Toilet Tissue, Chalk, E ras ers, A rt Paper, Etc. Lowest Prices. All Goods in Stock Now. Everyday prices on cigarettes: Camels, Chesterfields, Luckies, Etc., $1.17 Carton. No limit as to quantity. COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY BROWN'S DRUG STORE PHONE 244 Only the g a rm e n ts are d is trib u te d . They are gladly given to any per- son in need, regardless o f denonu- nation. i t is th e purpose o f the com- m itte e in the U n ite d S ta te s to keep its depots in E ngland sup- plied w ith an adequate am o u n t o f c lo th in g and bla n kets fo r e m e rg encies; so. the London co m m itte e is tiecom ing know n as a sto re house fro m w hich emergencies can be m et. T h is was evidenced by the fa c t th a t it was crates o f c lo th in g fro m th is c o m m itte e w h ich f ir s t reached C o v e n try : and w hen the g re a t fire o ccu rre d in London, T he C h ris tia n Science W a rtim e C o m m itte e was able to m eet an appeal fo r b la n kets F'or- tu n a te ly , m any hundreds o f blan- ke ts had been shipped and had ju s t a rriv e d . N o t o n ly are g a rm e n ts made by sew ing u n its in about th irte e n hundred places th ro u g h o u t the U n ite d S tates, b u t thousands o f ne w g a rm e n ts a rc purchased and sent, fro m W a r R e lie f F u n d gen- e ro u sly c o n trib u te d by C h ris tia n S cie n tists. T h ro e m o to r kitch e n s have been sent and a m o to r tru c k o r van is m a in ta in e d in E ngland fo r q u ic k deliveries. T he m a in depot fo r sh ip p in g to E ngland is located in Boston, but shipm ents are also m ade fro m N ew Y o rk C ity , Los Angeles, and fro m P o rtla n d . O regon, w here the sh ip p in g depot is located a t 022 S ou th w e st C olum bia stre e t, and circulation. Round drum heating unit is adaptable to poor draft conditions and high altitudes. Genuine Detroit Constant le vel Fuel Valve maintains even heat control. Large louvered side doors on Solar- Zone and Econo-Lux models can be opened for direct heat. Eeono-Lux a ii <1 Solar-Zone models have Ful-Vue dial control showing flame setting at a glance. Forced air circulating ran is available as accessory on all models except No. 4211. Eeono-Lux and Solar-Zone models have an adjustable humidifier that can be removed for easy filling. Approved by Underwriters’ Labora tories. Eleven models and styles to choose from. TODAY’S BIGGEST HEATER VALUE $ ^ Q . 5 O and up Remember! Your Dollar Buys More at B R E S S L E R ’S FOR FU R N ITU RE Trade In Your Furniture on New Ask About Our Budget Terms Sergeant S andy Stephen o f F o rt W arden. W a sh in g to n re tu rn e d to his pout S unday a fte r v is itin g a fe w days at the home o f his p a rents. M r, and M rs. George T Stephen. Sco us about Lumlnall, the one coat paint that dr lea in 40 minute* for all interiors. Luminnll is now priced within reach of all. Lumlnall •« odorless. One coat will hide any new or old surface, oven black. Comes in paste form, can be thinned with water. Lumlnall will not check, fluke or peel off. It Is a true paint with splendid wearing qualities. FOR THAT R E PA IR JOB We have a select stock of windows, window sash, shingles or roofing materiul. See us for uny kind of building materials. OK SU PPLY CO Phone 100 Loose Leaf Suppliea- all kinds. The Scntlmd. Peaches C & H Sugar iooib a $5.69 W h ite Satin Sugar J® $5.59 Pen-Jei Pectin 3 J— »t««25c Parowax Jelly Seal cT.*4 11c Jar Rubbers*«« 3 4» 10c Kerr Reg. Lids 3 ** 25c Ball Zinc Caps ,l"' 19c Bali 1 ■ Jars 74c C P Pickling Spice tC 10c POPULAR CANNING VARIETIES- PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY New Potatoes u Ice cream cones and G ustafson's o f course. bars at 2 -ltc -4 i New Fall Merchandise For the School Girl. Office Girl or Housewife. COATS TWO PIECE SUITS .JACKETS HATS KID OlzOVES SWEATERS DRESSES of all kinds at all prices. Just arrived at the Smart Shop Alice Breedlove Phone 17 We Give Green Stamps 12 lbs. 25c Bananas S No 1 Green Celery lb. 3c Golden Ripe Crunchy Tender Watermelons 7!c lb. lb. P/jC (fed Klondykes Bell Peppers lb. 4c Grapes Thick Meated Onions 10 lb. bag 25c Thompson Seedless 'U. 8. No 1 -Sweet Spanish Lemons Latham Better Home Committee Awarded »r , . __ Honorable Mention Sun Flame Oil C irculator Attractive modern styling. Economizer heating unit which func tions as heater extractor. Lowers fin i consumption and increases warm air For the Interior of Your Home. the w o rk ro o m a t 1237 A m e rica n B a n k B u ild in g , w h e re used m a te ria l m ay also be sent. —------ - The B e tte r Homes co m m itte e o f L a th a m c o m m u n ity has been aw arded an honorable m e n tio n c e rtific a te in re co g n itio n o f the hig h q u a lity o f th e 1941 cam paign, acco rd in g to w o rd ju s t received fro m th e n a tio n a l o ffic e a t P u r- due U n iv e rs ity . The local p ro g ra m was u n d e r the d ire c tio n o f M rs. H ugh T ru n n e ll. ch a irm a n . A w a rd s are m ade on the lias is of the re p o rts s u b m itte d by c h a ir men to the n a tio n a l o ffic e . Fac- One of t h e proposals o f th e to rs ta ke n in to co n sid era tio n by F a rm e rs A n ti-A u to m o b ile Socie- the judges in clu d e : T h e e ducation- ty . w h ic h sprang up in P ennsyl- a ( a n q in s p ira tio n a l value o f the vania d u rin g th e e a rly p a rt o f th is ca m p a ig n : the n u m b e r o f persons c e n tu ry , was a secret speed lim it reached th ro u g h program s, ex- w ith a p e n a lty o f $10 fo r every hibit>> p u b |,c ity . e tc .; the num ber m ile p e r h o u r in excess o f it, ac- o f home im p ro ve m e n ts m ade as a c o rd in g to th e Oregon S ta te M o- re s u lt o f the ca m p a ig n ; and the to r association. A n o th »««. .h e o r - b r ig h t” .c o o p e ra tio n o f o th e r c iv ic groups idea o f th e g ro u p was a law- com and o f the c o m m u n ity as a whole. p e llin g th e o w n e r o f a c a r to d riv e B e tte r h o m e s cam paigns are to th e side o f the road and ta k e conducted each y e a r by c iv ic - his c a r a p a rt as ra p id ly as pos m inded citize n s appo in te d by the sible and conceal i t in the grass n a tio n a l o ffice . B e tte r Homes in i f any horse refused to pass it. A m e irc a is an e d u ca tio n a l, non p r o fit o rg a n iza tio n , operated u n d e r th e auspices o f the Purdue Research F o u n d a tio n . Its purpose Is to help the people o f the U n ite d S tates to help them selves in m a t te rs o f housing and hom em aking, and in re la te d m a tte rs o f fa m ily life . Offers These Advantages: N ew Tones The fo llo w in g paid fines on charges o l d ru n k and d is o rd e rly conduct the pted week In c ity « ■ n il Janies A C athey, M erle II llo c k e tt, R o lx 'it E C ullen, B a rto n lx Ile n rte . T ic k e ts fo r v io la tio n o f the basic ru le w ere issued to : Rose \7 . Glassier, Ja ck A Means, Geo. T u c k e r, L y n n M cC ready, It M B ell. F o r fa ilu re to observe stop s tre e t signs George Cksok. F o r m i- p ro ,w r (ta lk in g : Dale B eat, M a r g a re t Johnson F o r o v e rtim e , M ilk ing E lm e r Coons, C h a rle s H a ll . B IR T H S ix'ai-s a re th e p rin cip al exixirt crops of tin s s ta te D u rin g th e p er cent of th e to ta l farm acre- CITY COURT „m e hundred and n in e ty tune eases h a lf a m illio n garm ents valued n t $489.368.23. in the nine m onths o f the c o m m itte e s e xist- enec. is th e ir record to date, -n „ , w o rk „ e liv it v of The M o th e r C hurch. I'he F irs t C hurch o f C h ris t. S cie n tist, in Ruston, and branch Christian Science churches th ro u g h o u t Am erica M r. and M is. V e rn C u m m ings g a rm e n ts o r those i'oni|>ariihle to a re the pa re n ta o f a 7 \ pound new a re accep ted by th e com m it- son horn S a tu rd a y. A ugust 16th at tee. These are lu rn is h is l alm ost the M c F a rla n d m a te rn ity home. e n tire ly by mem lx*rs of the He has been nam ed John Lee. Scu-nce orgam zat ion M r. and M rs C a rl Lind«1 o f C u r to tin a re the p a re n ts o f a d a u g h te r L 'h ris lia n Science co m m itte e , in b orn S a tu rd a y , A ugust 16th at the London, w here they a rc a llo ca ted B u tle r m a te rn ity home The baby to d iffe re n t alm oners in E ngland w eights! 7*» ,M>unds and has been an d S c o tla n d w ork is in named Janice Suzanne. hands immediate future. M Till BSD \Y. AUGUST 21. 19»I THE SENTINEL, C(tTTAOK PROVE. OREGON lb. 10c 7ic lb. Sunkist Produce Prices Fri. and Sat. Only r o t i« * 1 U-S nssut 1 Tomato Juice MCI IS Abiray Coffee Pineapple Tid-Bits & fro Oregon Gem Peas £? 1 1 c K, 15« 3 t , 42« Ides, caa - • * ~ - STOXH.Ï S MICH RED STOULT-S MED fUICt IS i A RIAL PICK UP - S T O « L rS GOLDEN BITS OF DELICIOUS FRUIT - G>o««<r r>Mk la T o m i Oi4a« - FANCY No 2 SIEVE - SWEET F R IS K IE S ........ i*«- 23c P-NUT BUTTER« ...2«»25c V A N O C L E A N S E R ’ 29c S. O . S ....................1 0 1’"'1" 20c NU BORA GRAN. SO AP O L D M IL L V IN E G A R Safeway G u a ra n te e d MEATS Our experts select only the finest gTades of meat; careful handling and scientific refrigeration bring it to you at peak of goodness. Every cut is guaranteed. —Select Branded Steer Beef— B EEF ROAST lb. 23c STEAKS, Sirloin or Rib lb. 33c BOILING B EEF lb. 15c LAMB ROAST 1941 Spring LEGS 0 ’ LAMB ju icy and LAMB STEW BACON, By the Piece BACON BACK PICNICS, Mild Sugar Lambs Tender ................... Cure Friday and Saturday Only lb. 23c lb. 28c lb. 14c lb. 26c lb. 24c lb. 25c - N ’S TEA 19c .Qunrt Botile 12c . .21 iw. pkg. ~ ltort Snfrwny ^X'alufd MUINUM ««IT n... » ud,»z ro, f « MO ARROW FLOUR l » i k Ma S l . | | «HR SHORTIMRO I lb. 1 .«rhin S.lc CALUMCT IARIRR POWOERtH a - S i t SWARSOOWR CAKE FLOUR «*, I I I SNREDOEO RALSTOR CEREAL n , I}« KELLOAI CEREALS v.,M, a «< n , l | i MI-MO CRACKERS u> c o . 10« MORET MAID IRAMAM ORAI U 11« JELL WELL DESSERTS« «t, 11« JURRET ICE CREAM POWDER S ,1«. 11« CREME OE MERTME CAMOT Lb u , 11« BEVERLY PEAHUT RUTTER t lb. i.. 11« ^COLUMRIA DILL PICKLES M. 214». ||« FAL VITA CATSUP u - ban. 0« PAOSTETT CHEESE Ila OEST FOOOS MATOI I' i .I K y .S Ic ) DUCHESS SALAD ORESS. Oi 1« 11« OAROEHSIOE MOT SAUOE 1 MM I« « IANOEOSIOE TOMATOES 1 N.21,.,.. 11« 1U0AR SELLE PEAS m . 2 .. .. 11« CUTTER KEROEL CORI n . 2 » . 11« HISHWAT ASPARAGUS M. i c . . 10« FAR CAMPS MOMIIY Mo 24 . . . 1« TIOELAHO DICED CARROTS 1 No 2 u.. 11« CAMPIELLS POTATO SOUP S MH 10« RAOCHO ASST. SOUPS 10« . . . So . OLEII AIRE ICY. SRAPEFRUIT - | |c MARPER MOUSE PEARS M. 2 4 « . . I I . IO-MULE TEAM IORAI i o - h 10« ■ORAI SOAP GRIPS 22« *b, l i t SU-PURI SOAP 2«a 17c >/3lv .b