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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1941)
P A G E E IG H T TIII'USOAV (HTOItER fl. 1911 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON ^HAllOWfW THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE The total of these special (axes SI I.Ft TIYE NEKYICE BOARI» i earth'd the staggering cos, of CALLS M. $1.8000,000,000. Saturday selective servin’ hoard No. 2 mailed notices to twenty- six men to report for induction in to the army, the date of induc tion to be announced later Qf III* twenty six unities drawn, one wits a transfer and only one name, John A lls'll Bert of Disston route, drawn from this section County to Save $45,000 in Taxes S | nx '! m I lor October. Pumpkin AM to Britain, Russia. were laid and 26 ships launch lee C r e a m nt Gustufson's of Lend-Lease Expediter Harriman from September 1 to Octolx course, 9-Itc-4l and Lord Beaverbrook, heads of The lX*|Mtitmeiit predicted the U. S. and British missions to greater acceleration in October.” Moscow, announced in a joint Army. Elimination «if the two-mill ele statement the United States and Lieut. Gen MecNalr, director of mentary school lax will save the Great Britain have “decided to the Louisiana maneuver*, blnnn-d taxi>aycrs of Lane County approx place at the disposal of the Soviet officer leadership for "a mesa of imately $45,(MXI In the firs, six Government practically every re faults" including weak discipline months of 1912, County Clerk W quirement for which the Soviet revealed in (be war games II«' B. Dillaid announced at Eugene military and civil authorities have sanl leadership would be improv Tuesday. asked.** The President told his ed by removal of unqualified offi The state tax commission has press conference his rule of thumb cer* but this does not mean then' no, nniiounoai the elimination «if Will keep your cur riding smoothly. Regular 10,000 mile of 50-50 allocation of war materi will be a "purge," War Secretary the tax yet, but Governor Charles al production between tins coun Stimson denied rumors there is a A Sprague announced that the inspection *s recommended. For the riding safety and oom- try and anti-Axis foreign powers plan to reduce the Army's man tax would n«>t be levied during ford have this done. If fluid is needed we use the correct power to free more equipment for the next fiscal year, basing his is still in effect on the average. Briiain and Russia lie saut "our statement on estimate* furnished Agriculture Secretary Wickard, type of factory approved fluid. I; speaking in Memphis, Tenn., said Army has an enormous task that by the tax commission. Larger re this country has shipped or bought is no longer confined to the de ceipts from the state Income an«l If your car does not take the bumps properly, see us today for England about half a billion fense of the U. S. but has the excise taxes is said to he respon dollars worth of food, and "with work of manning a large line of sible for elimination of the schisil —We are the local Independent United Motor Service PHONE 244 in the next year we expect to ship outposts.** He noted present Army tax. Station. Old shock absotbers serviced. New shock absorb or buy at least another billion strength is merely 1.4 percent of The elementary school tax Is dollars worth." Federal Loan Ad U. S. population and about the based on the equalized value put ers installed. ministrator Jones announced the size of the quickly -defeated armies on property by the state tax com thin! disbursement of $75,000,000 of Holland and Belgium. mission The levy is the only tax on the $425,000,000 loan to Brit imposed by th«' state, but spent in ain. He also announced a second CAR TAX HIGH the county in which It is collected. disbursement of $20,000,000 of (he Proceeds are distributed among Fifth and Washington Special taxes on automobiles school districts of the county. Here's the remaining football $100,000,000 authorized for the Delco Batteries — Firestone and Century Tires schedule to be completed by the Amtorg Trading Corporation, a during 19-10 averaged more than Cottage Grove high school Lions U. S. corporation owned by Rus $55 per vehicle according to the Corona adding machines for sale Oregon State Motor Association. M the Sentinel office. on Thanksgiving day. You might sian interests. Freedom of Religion In Ru<u4a. paste the schedule in your hat: The Douglas fir seed crop for President Roosevelt told his October 11 — Reedsport, there. 1^-ai is a failure according to a Afternoon game. press conference that W. Averell report just pepared by V. V. Harp- October 17 — Springfield, there. Harriman, chief of the American P ucss EtUhr« Fri., Oc, 10 to Moa , Oct 13 ham. Forest Supervisor for the Mission to Moscow, has been spe Afternoon game. Department of Agriculture's Ump cifically instructed to take up with October 31 — Roseburg here. the Russian government the ques qua National Forest. Since 1931 the forest service Night game. tion of religious freedom in the has kept accurate account of November 11 University High Soviet Union. Earlier he issued a Douglas fir seed from some 23 of Eugene, here. Time of playing statement that "it Is hoped . . .an trees in an experiment near Diss not decided entering wedge for the practice of ton. Oregon. This year District November 14 Sweet Home, complete freedom of religion is Ranger Rex Wilson indicates that here. Night game. definitely on its way" in Russia. only 35 per cent of the trees have Poat-War International Thanksgiving day — Junction seed which have not been destroy City, there. Afternoon game. Cooperation. ed by worms. Many of the trees Supreme Court Justice Jackson the breath-taking array of colorful foods bore no seed at all. while worms 1 told the annual convention of the RITES FOR WILLIAM H. at your neighborhood Safeway. Exciting made a heavy attack on the seed American Bar Association that C H AM BERS YESTERDAY. that did mature. "at the end of this war we must as a new world...discover the better tost- Past records indicate that 1939 either throw the full weight of Funeral services were held Wed was a very good seed-producing ¡ng meats, farm-fresh produce, favorite American influence to the support year,“and 1940 was an entire fail nesday morning at 9:00 a. m. at of an international order hast'd on brands, refreshing beverages offered in ure. The study is made in small the St. Mary’s Catholic church in law, or we must outstrip the second growth trees. Seeds col Eugene for William H. Chambers, world in naval and air and per this up-to-the-minute food store. lected are being sent to the North- who passed away October 3rd at haps in military force." The the age of 71. discover West Forest Experiment station tragedy and irony of the present where expert forest service men He was bom October 12, 1869. position of the United States, he will test them for germination in Georgia, where he spent his said, is that this country which qualities. early life. From there he moved to would not join a League of Na Evtfy doy m tvtry Oklahoma and then about four tions which advocated economic itao, Sofcwoy Ins rtw low prkts years ago moved to Oregon settl sanctions, is "now imposing those CARS DAMAGED IN ing around Eugene and Cottage very sanctions against half the COLLISION Two cars were damaged in a Grove. world in an effort to turn the for collision on east Main street Fri He was a member of the Cath tunes of war." 1 k CALUMET BAKING POWDER -iOCOLA-DR’SK FAVOfHTt S ’LV 53 c STOKELY HOHEY POO PEAS 2 * • 21c day, but the drivers of the cars, olic church and of the Knights of Inflation Control LESLIE SALT 2 fer l i e fOMATO JUICE SUNHTDAWH 18c VERTICAL PACK BEANS •“’E l ... I l l Eva Alsop and Gurlie Garrett, es Columbus. Price Administrator Henderson, PANCAKE FL0U R i4‘" ^ , “T “ 10,..3 5 c caped injuries. PINEAPPLE JUICE " » - u r n , , . . . Father Anthony Gerace offi speaking in New York, said that E M E R A LD B A Y S P IN A t H 2 25c ciated at the Mass and interment the country is now experiencing SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR 2-s< DORY-MATE CODFISH 10 ot css lie CANTERBURY T E A -B U C K b ib ca 30< Inebriate "Believe it or not, of- was held in the Mount Calvary the "jagged, irregular price ad H 0 QUICK OATS 28c TREE TEA-ORANGE PEKOE 'Fib Pk 39c KRAFT CHEESE f t r * ' u - M e fisher. I’m huntin' Fr a parkin' cemetery. Smith Funeral vnapel vances" with which inflation plashe." 5 Lk „ 3 5 c starts. Unless inflatipn is restrict REO BEARS HU MADE MAYONNAISE Quart lat 4 2 c BOB HILL COFFEE lb. 23 ct 2 ib. 45c ’ of Cottage virove in charge. Officer: "But you haven't an ed. he said, it will prevent arm BLUE ROSE RICE 5 37c BEST FOOD MAYONNAISE |at 4<#c JELLO PUDDINGS & DESSERTS Pk 5c automobile." ing and undermine the priorities VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS! I‘A CHOCOLATE DROPS 1 12c DUCHESS S A U D O R E S S III O' j « . 3 l c Special for October, Pumpkin system -because "the getting of Inebriate: “Oh. yesh, I have. CUDAHY DEVILED MEAT 1 ' 15c JO LLY TIME POPCORN io-« c . a 12c It’sh in the parkin' plashe I'm Ice C r e a m at Gustafson's of materials will depend not on the LUNCH BOK SAHO. SPREAD Qt i . . | 7 c huntin' for.’’ course. 9-ltc-4i buyer’s need but the seller's CUDAHY TANG-PURE PORK ’ 27c RITZ CRACKERS lib box 18c HONEY MAIO GRAHAMS 2 -ib eta 29c greed." JULIA LEE WRIGHTS BREAD Enricbea PEARLS OF WHEAT 19c He said a doubling of prices / WESTAG VANILLA OR LEMON 10c means a reduction in value by 50 percent of every insurance policy, CRESCENT MUSTARD Q, Bottle 15c annuity, savings account, pension CRANBERRY SAUCE ocrAX" ," t r.. 15c or other form of savings. HEINZ BABY FOOD 3 4 W ~ t>a. 20c Treasury Secretary Morgenthau speaking in Chicago, said the BERBERS PRE-COOKED OATS 8 « 15c jr Treasury is anxious to divert into CASTLE CREST PEA CH ES' ' 2(k defense stamps and bonds spend MISTLAND DRIED PRUNES 2 ib Pk 13c ing produced by pay increases and FRISKIES DOG F00 0 4tt-ib Pkg 4 9 c , bonuses. He suggested every Christmas bonus be paid in de BOR AMI Doaan’t Scratch Cake I Oc .heoM.« n. ,cbc*»*••* fense bonds or stamps. ¥,i»tt»«n»- ,-Uorit» SIERRA PINE TOILET SOAP 3 ' 18c . • -Gel»«*"1 ..... Otc«n--A (»lot»-' Taxation. N«* 1 Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Kelloggs CORN FLAKES 11 oz. 8c . -«.mer.«'00* ’'‘íO£eüLtobuiU»b*.'«b.«’ hb»*' said defense expenditures are "in .our «“ ‘F ^.hu* cobc'P VALLEY HONEY 5-lb. can 37c adequate” and the 1941 tax bill Su° dried KITCHEN BROOMa 5 sew 39c coro'1 was "a good start” but not large <0 i“W of enough to raise the necessary rev GERBERS BABY FOOD can 5cj buK*u t,ood’ Ar . „,»«1 " enue. check inflation or take the Peacock ROLLED OATS 91b 35c I purofit out of war. BLUE KARO SYRUP 5 lb. 38c' The Bureau of Internal Revenue SMALL WHITE BEANS 5 lb. 35c announced it will prosecute deal ers attempting to make large prof íb i'$hn,M' JLST OCT! JUST IX ! its by misrepresenting the new BUYU.B. Federal taxes as larger than they A rro w '* n e r f a l l a n d W in te r are or by pretending to absorb D efense S a v in g S tam ps P a tte r n e d S h irt* the taxes themselves when actual at Safeway ly passing them on to the con sumer. The new Arrow Shirts have just come out and Em ploym ent, Labor Training anil we’ve just got them in! The patterns are hand Supply. somer than ever — goorl-looking stripes, flatter Labor Secretary Perkins said ■ hx M * ing new shades, the last word in Arrow Collar total non-agricultural employment of 39,542.000 last month was 3,- styles. They all have Arrow’s exclusive “Mitoga” 640,000 workers more than in figure-fit; they’re all Sanforized-Shrunk, less S afew ay gua ran tee« the thrifty, more August, 1940, and 1,166,(XX) more than 1% fabric shrinkage! Come in and see than in August 1929. Miss Perkins Inexpensive cuts, tool said the "unusual” demand in the them today . . . 92 up canning industry, is giving the Pound country its “most extraordinary expansion of employment in his 6 to 8 Lb. Average Cellophun«- Wrnp,ied tory.” Ships The Navy announced 38 keels Pound N o w N e a r a t H an d Masks, Serpentines, Noise Makers, Hallowe’en Favors for Your Parties and Hallowe’en Candy and Costumes. P eriod S hock A b so rb er Inspection In Fact the Ghosts and Goblins Have Come to Life at B row n’s D rug Store Cottage Grove Pharmacy 1941 Douglas Fir Seed Crop Near Disston Is Failure Remaining Games on Football Schedule Flatters Texaco Service Stat. i DISCOVER : CRISCO Shortening 3 59c Royal Satin Shortening 3'e.- 54c " a ’Îîî.4'’ A Ht Ts. k, 52i ’ '*v M*-¿ Celery K m A r r o w T ira to h a r m o n iz e , f t an d $ 1 .5 0 Get Your HEATERS and FURNACES Repaired for Cooler Nights The Men’s Toggery New Orates, Stove and Furnace Repairing A. W. Helliwell —Everything For Men- COTTAGE GROVE FOUNDRY C a rs te n ’s Picnics 21c L oin P o rk R o ast 26c Bacon Large, Green Lb. 3c lb. 20c Smooth lb. 5c CRANBERRIES coo. Fancy SWEET POTATOES Jersey JONATHAN APPLES Rad. c tta p lb , 5V2c TENDER NEW PARSNIPS, 3 lbs 10c SUNKIST ORANGES lb. 7c Produce Prices Friday and Saturday Only Any Size Piece Lb. Pork Chops Center Cut* 25c Lb. 37c Lb. lb. 18c lb. 23c lb. 13c lb. 32c Meat Price* Friday and Saturday Only D IS C O V E R A || I« t$ t,rt,liia (■ rt$iak |. btaraa- •lw «,i M d m V'*..»., i . rtM-aiaib ... Ta«n tar Ita (aliali fil-tfe 31c CHINOOK SALMON BEEF ROAST, Blade Cuts BOILING BEEF, Ril, Cuts SMOKED HAMS, i/2 or Whole •»•r, tUfit., 326 South 10th Rib Steaks Tender, Steer Beef kaaa a«<Ua| o
