The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, October 16, 1941, Page 8, Image 8

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    PACE EICHT
Lions IFin Second Bowling News
League Tilt From
Reedsport 14 to 0
T he fall bowling tourney at the
C ottage Grove B ow ling alleys got
underway Monday evening w i’h
eleven team s entered. John Craig,
FOR SA L E 2 milk cows, cream
proprietor, said yesterd ay that
separator and telephone. Call
The C ottage Grove Lions won there w as a good possibility of a
9F15, Mrs. Nona K elly. D isston their second Tri-County
league
route.
9 -3 tp -ll gam e 14-0 from the Reedsport ag­ 12th team entering.
Scores for the first tw o nights
FOR SA L E Tender Golden Ban­ gregation Saturday at Reedsport. of play are as follow s:
tam sw eet corn. $1.25 per sack. With the rain com ing down in 1
O ctober 13
Roy S. Hands. Phone 1F2. 9 - 3 tc -ll bucketsful n either team w as able Gray Motor Co.
642 703 663
to score in the first quarter. The
FOR SA L E — Modern six-room gam e see-saw ed Itack and forth D augherty Lhr. Co. 590 626 695
October 14
house w ith lot 88x203. Ju st o u t­ until the m iddle of the second
663 780 837
T
exaco
side of city lim its on W ashington quarter, when the Lions drove to
556 743 834
Ave. Price reasonable. Fred Kelly, the Braves' 36-yard line, w ith two Drain
762 692 682
phone 9F15.
l-12tp-12 line plunges, gaining nothing Post O ffice
' Row R iver Lbr. Ci» 675 645 648
Lusk
fired
a
pass
to
Minor
on
the
FOR
SALE
Blue OOMOTd
The follow ing is the schedule
grapes. 4c a pound picked. R. E. 25-yard line, w here he s id e s te p ­ for the w eek ending O ctober 23:
Wright. Phone 3OF11.
1 0 -ltc ped tw o Reedsport men and went
O ctober lb S afew ay vs. Q uali­
over standing up. Lusk bucked
HOME AND INCOME
Apt cen ter for the extra point, m ak­ ty M arket.
O ctober 17 D augherty Lum ber
house com pletely furnished, in­ ing the score 7-0. The Lions drove
cluding com bination gas and wood again in the second quarter to the vs. Standard Oil.
O ctober 2ti Gray Motor vs.
range, electric refrigerator, etc. 4-yard line w here
the
a ttack
Three garages and woodsheds on bogged down, as" the half ended Standard Qil.
O ctober 21 Post O ffice vs.
large 75x130 ft. corner lot to al­ Late in the third quarter the
Griswold
1Lumber.
ley. Show ing an income of $115.00 Lions started rolling again. A fter
O ctober 22 Kelly Market va.
per mo. Very reasonable with a beautiful run-hack of a punt by
term s by owner. 1104 W ashington Bauder, a p en alty and another Texaco.
O ctober 23 Gray
Motor vs.
Ave.
,
10-tfc long run by Bauder on a q uarter­
Q uality M arket;
C ottage Grove
FOR EXCHANGE
All clear, back sneak, found the ball on the C leaners vs. Row R iver Lumber
line, a reverse
equal value. 5 rooms, bath, B r a v e s'. 21-yard
Co.
lights, w ater, 2 lots 53x54x160. from Lusk to Minor com pletely
good garden land, fruit and flow ­ fooled the Reedsport defense, and
SCHOOL C O N FER EN C E
ers. W est side Eugene. 12th and Minor again w ent over standing
up.
Minor
cut
o
ff
ta
ck
le
for
the
Garfield streets. Want sm all acre­
The thirteenth annuul confer­
the
final
age, house, wood, electricity and extra point, m aking
ence for secondary school princi­
score
14-0.
water. 630 Ash Ave. City.
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Reedsport
ne v e r
seriously pals w ill be held in Salem O ctob­
er 23. 24. and 25 under the joint
GEESE FOR SALE, $2.50 each or threatened the Lions' goal.
auspices of the Oregon High
12 for $25.00. N ear
Whipps
Lineups w ere:
bridge on Mosby Creek. Wm. F. C ottage Grove
Reedsport School Principals' association and
Harris.
10-ltp Scagoe
LE
Benne the S ta te D epartm ent of Educa­
Aubrey ............ LT
Koog
ie tion.
FOR RENT OR SALE — 6-room
This conference is the m ost im ­
Jenkins
LG
M
cC
allister
modern house. 222 Cherry Court. •
portant educational
m e e tin g
D
augherty
C
10-ltp
Pleuard
RG
. Lilleboe scheduled during the year for O re­
DAVENOS.
Morris .......... RT
. Franklin gon secondary school ad m in istra­
Krause .......... RE
Uian tors. It is attended annually by
Q
Very fine bed davenport $29 75. Bauder
D unaw av most of the 330 principals of jun­
One 9x12 Rug $28.75. End tables Minor
RH
Rosier ior. senior, and six -y ea r high
$2.96 up. Lamps, 7-way. $7.95. and Dugan
LH
Conhan schools, both public and private,
and by m any other persons inter­
F
Lusk
tabla lamp $2.98 up. Callahan's;
ested in Oregon secondary schools.
Lions to Springfield.
And—C irculating heaters $29.75,
Speakers at the conference w ill
$42.50.
Used ordinary heaters.
T he C ottage Grove Lions w ill
$44)5, $8.95 and $10.95. New Air play Springfield Saturday a fter­ include Governor C harles Sprague
tight beaters— Callahan's
prices noon at Springfield for the lead in and Superintendent of Public In­
are reasonable and you'll save the Tri-County league, each hav­ struction Rex Putnam .
money.
ing won tw o league gam es out of
305 OREGON MEN TO RE
Used Bed davenport $9.98. D av­ tw o starts. U niversity High is
CALLED.
enport $14.75. Used chair with also batting 100 per cent, having
A total o f 305 Oregon men w ill
slip cover for $8.95. Lang wood won their only league gam e p lay­
range $29.75. Shop with Callahan's ed so far. A ccording to French, be called into m ilitary service
Furniture Store, H eiiig Theatre the Lions' coach, Springfield has during N ovem ber according to in­
received by Lt. Col.
Bldg.
1 0 -ltc a “pretty tough team" this year stru ction s
w ith a big and fast backfield. Elm er V. W ooten, sta te director
Things look good for the Lions of selectiv e service. T he men w ill
though because Springfield beat report for induction into the arm y
SMALL HOUSE FOR R EN T — Reedsport 13-6 w hile the Lions de­ at Portland on N ovem ber 3, 4. 5
w ith electric lights. Call Mrs. feated them 14-0.
and 6.
George H aill, phone 16F14.
D o n 't Mina th e Rig
_________________
9-2tp-10
BUILDING MAY BE CUT.
R EXALL ONE C EN T SALE
FOR RENT Three room modern
OCT. 22-3-4-5
W A SH ING TON — N on-defense
cottage to responsible couple.
U se common "cen ts” to m ake
Rent to be paid in exchange for construction in the U nited S ta tes your dollars do double duty. Study
house work and farm work. W ater w ill have to be cut about 60 per
the big p oster reaching you next
and garden spot furnished. No cent next year because critical Monday.
children. R eference required. S ec m aterials m ust be allocated for
S a v e W ith S a fety
m ilitary and naval needs, experts
W. C. Martin at Sentinel office.
R EM 'S FOR DRUGS
*__________________________• 9-tfc of the O ffice of Production M an­
The R exall S tore
1 0 -ltc
agem ent declared today.
FOR REN T — S trictly modern
T hey issued this forecast on
house. Apply 1133 Adams. 1 0 -ltc çjvil building prospects quickly
Remodeling Building
At Champion Mine
after the supply priorities and a l­
location board had prohibited the
use of such vital m aterials as
steel, copper, bronze, brass and
aluminum on construction proj­
ects not deemed necessary to na­
tional defense or to public health
and safety.
LANE GRAND JURY STA RTS
D EL IBER A TIO N S ON C A SES.
The Lane county grand jury s e ­
lected to consider crim inal cases
to be heard during the O ctober
term of C ircuit Court, began d e­
Are your nerves gettin g you liberations Tuesday.
down. Then see Dr. Sim kins. chir­
opractor over Petersen's. Phone 5. FOR SA L E —6 Saanen m ilk eoa's,
3 heavy m ilkers w hen fresh,
_______________________
9-tfc
2 half grow n nanny kids, 1 extra
W ASHING M ACHINE W RING­ good billy, all for $12.00 if taken
ER ROLLS, parts and repairs at once. M. P. Olsen, Saginaw .
for all m akes. L. Prine, H ighway
t
1 0 -ltp
99, 1 block south of Main St.
FOR
R
E
N
T
-
N
early
new
p
laster­
9 -3 tp -ll
ed house, furnished, five m iles
W ELDING
east near Row river road. R efer­
E lectric
Gas
ence required. Phone 33F13 for
C ottage Grove W elding and B oil­ appointm ent. C. B. Sears. 1 0 -ltp
er Works. Madison S treet. Phone
FOR SA L E — T hree year old
181-Y.
26-tfc
Guernsey heifer, tw o year old
Guernsey heifer, both m ilking.
Work guaranteed to satisfy. E x ­ Saddle horses. E ighteen m onths
perienced operator. A. W. Shof- old m are colt. Term s. Roy Mason,
stall, 624 No. 10th St. Phone 211R 1241 East Jefferson, phone 268R.
1 0 -ltc
or contact Claude Sherm an. 1-tfc
AH kinds o f welding, both e lec­ FOR R EN T OR S A L E —3 room
house, outbuildings, w ith 1 or 2
tric and acetylene. Machinery re­
pairing and blacksm ithing. O. K. acres of land. 3 m iles south on
W elding Shop, in new location. highw ay 99. C. A. Hinton.
10-3tp-12
10th and Jefferson.
1-tfc
Coastal Streams Still
Open to Trout Fishing
—New Shipment—
The old mill building nt tin*
Cham pion m ine is being rem odel­
ed by the H. A* II. Mint*» to a c­
com m odate equipment for a late
type ball mill. Most of the equip­
ment is on the ground roatly to In*
set or has been set in the building.
R em odeling work has been under­
l a y fin* som e tune. C onstruct ion
of a new (tatter house has been
com pleted and diesel en gin es and
generators set lor operation.
Exploration is being continued
in both the Champion mute and
the Musick mine, w ith workmen
tunneling the sot) lout level in the
Cham pion mute. Eighty m en are
em ployed in tin* m ines at the
pres» nt tim e, it w as understood
yesterday. 'Hie on* taken irom the
tunnels is being piled up aw aiting
the start of the mil,.
A lthough the* general trout se a s­
on closed on (X'tolier 15. anglers
may fish for trout ten inches or
over in coastal stream s From now
until D ecem ber 31. ,941. the daily
bag limit for trout in tidew ater
w ill la* fifteen fish or fifteen
pounds. A fter January 1. 1942, the
hag limit on trout 10 inches or
over w ill be three fish u day.
A bove tidew ater. the hag limit
for trout 10 inches or over w ill
be three trout a day. This limit
is provided in order that fish er­
m en angling for steelhead or s a l­
mon w ill be protected if they
should accidentally land a trout
above tidew ater.
S teelh ea d ami salm on, fifteen
inches or ovt«r, may la* taken at
all tim es of the yeur. lielow or
above tidew ater.
T h ese regulations, of course, do
Largest Area
Sydney, Australia, with an area not apply to any stream that is
of 635 square m ile s , has the largest closed en tirely to fishing.
FA M O U S SER TA
M A T T R E SSE S
The num ber is limited but wo urt* still selling these at
’19.95
(R egular $211 Ui» seller)
Get Yours Now.
McLaughlin’s Furniture Store
area of any city in the world.
H allowe'en ice cream in the fo l­
Next to Diunt* Theater.
low ing flavors: Licorice, H arvest
Feritim eli butter
Moon, Pum pkin ami Orungc-Choc-
Perfum ed butter can Le „«r..;ht in late at G ustafson's of course.
Paris
10-lte-4l Loose Leaf Supplies all kinds Tin* S entim i
L ID A V -O C T . 1 7 ,
I
Thurt» <X*t. 2.1
A SPECIAL CELEBRATION . . . IN V IT IN G Y O U TO TRY THE FIN E, FRESH, FLAVORFUL COFFEES G R O W N BY
O U R G O O D N EIG HBO RS, THE LA TIN A M E R IC A N CO UNTRIES. FEATURED THE YEAR -RO UND BY SAFEWAY
Airway Coffee w 3 52c
M i n AKIIS
Lb. can 27t*. 2-lb. 53<*
M.J.H. ( O FFE R
I.b. can 2#r, 2-lb. MX
For Rent
STORAGE SPA C E FOR RENT:
For f u r n i t ure, autom obiles,
household goods, m erchandise of
all kinds at 2 H c per square foot
for l o n g term lease. 4 H e per
square foot rental for m erchan­
dise requiring quick turn. Sm all
rooms available for l o n g term
leases. C ottage G r o v e Storage
Warehouse Co., 33 North Lane
Street. For space call Jesse L am ­
ing, 32 South 10th, or Twin Oaks
Builders Supply Co., Eugene
7-8tc-15
THURSDAY t m ‘T<HtER_l»’. UM I
T llE SEXTINKÎ.. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
MILD WHOLE BEAN
KILLS C O FFEE
Lb. can 30c, 2-lb. 57«
Nob Hill Coffee fc 23< 2 .... 45«
GOLDEN W EST
Lb. can 29c, 2-lb. 55c
A BLEND Or LUXURIOUS COFFEES-ECONOMICALLY PRICED
C H E R U B M IL K Fra.b Flavor»«!
B O R D E N 'S M IL K gfcW S
MAXW ELL HOI SE
Lb. cun 31c, 2-lb. 37c
REG. OR DRIP lb can 34c
JUICE Town H oum "
I Sc
DESSERT & PUDDING 3
lie
DOLE PINEAPPLE GEMS
19c
HARPER HOUSE PEARS
29t
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP
ib. r t g
SATIN MIX DANDY •
2¡<- ,* K m
BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE
32-0«. Jar 33c
PIEDMONT MAYONNAISE
4-ot botila 38c
KITCHEN BOUQUET
MAXIMUM SALT - PLAIN OR I0D. Pkg 7c
CALO DOB FOOD Tall casa
.V -25c
HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOUR 49-1
S I .3 5
17c
SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR
CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER 2 ib can 2 0 e
KEEN SHORTENING Lb 18« 4 ib. Pk , 03«
Kitchen Craft 49-lb »k
CMBICMCD FLOUR
M.59
Crown Flour
1.79
riakM'a, D,.Ho« Ba»w
J u lia L e e W r ig h t 's B r e a d
CMBICMCD W IT H V IT A M IM « M t IRON
Seedless Raisins 4*Ib
■ Pb<3 2S<
TH O M PS O N '«
Marshmallows
J3<
riuM-I-aet -4 -t os pbgs in 1 pk
Honeym aid GrahamsOQC
*-W C—«— “ *
MARISCO
1-lb. C «.W a *
SAFEWAY H*. a Full Un« oi -
SCHILLINGS SPICES
& PURE EXTRACTS
FOR BETTER HEALTH try our
new electric steam bath with
Swedish m assage at 1521 Ash Ave.
Phone 1°3Y.
8-3tp-10
25 Years Experience. Clean, neat
work. Paperhanging, painting.
C. Maxson, 518 So. Douglas,
w here the tracks cross 6th S t.
50-tfc
“ Words Are Not Big Enough
to praise ADLERIKA. Am 55 and
travel; alw ays carry ADLERIKA
w ith me." (G. D .-C alif.l Gas bloat­
ing, sour stom ach, spells of con­
stipation quickly relieved thru A D ­
LERIKA. Get ,t TODAY.
Opttage Grove Pharm acy, Kelly
Drug Co., Kern’s for Drugs.
FOR R EN T — Om er apartm ent.
Phone 150L or 80.
1 0 -ltp
Get Your
HEATERS
and
FURNACES
Repaired for Cooler
Nights
New Orates, Stove and
Furnace Repairing
COTTAGE GROVE
FOUNDRY
326 South 10th
51-tfc
BAKERS COCOANUT • * " « » « • " J «
(0 e
SUNRISE EGG NOODLES
>< > i t , i v
CUT SPAGHETTI 0 MACARONI 2 ib
|» e
MIXED SOUP STOCK
2 ib Pk , | | «
SPERRY WHEAT HEARTS
26 «. Pkg. 22«
GAROENSIOE PEAS No 303 can« 2 lor 2 S t
GAHDENSIDE CUT BEANS 3 No 2 oooc 28a
COUNTRY HOME CORN • * * « , 2 No 2 2 B l
LIBBY SAUERKRAUT Me 2 » c« . 2 k>, 23a
0L0 DUTCH CLEANSEW no i
3 " 17c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP CHIPS S ib p tg lJ i
PIONEER MINCEO CLAMS
No c . 17a
NORTHERN SPRAT OYSTERS f c * 2 ...2 3 «
HORMELS PICS FEET
2»........ 29*
DENNISON’S SPAO. 1 MEAT BALLS 2 ...2 1 a
Sîï^***0,
( IN
"THt * ’
N a m ..
><•
S«f«way Ma
«urt»ari*ta»< «
25« M * • £
i.jgw
enctoM
★ BOY 0. S. DEFENSE STAMPS AT SAFEWAY ★
FARM-FRESH PRODUCE
GUARANTEED MEATS
SW EET SPUDS, No. 1 Jerseys lb. 5c
CRANBERRIES, Coos Ore., 2 lbs. 35c
BELL P E P P E R S , Ear O (.
lb. 3c
FLOOR SANDING—
W iring and Rew iring
A gents for B erkeley Pumps.
Leon C. Godard, 405 Main St.,
phone 156-L-201.
10-tfc
t n il «ana 32c
3i«ito.-lB«
’“"■•A t«Ï2LCOü**W
PRICED LOWI
Miscellaneous
E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R
GROUND FRESH AT TIME OF PURCHASE
NEW FALL STYLES!
W o m en ’s
Blouses
For bumnestt for sports, for
every fall activity . . . these
rayon crepe blouses lead the
p a ra d e !
S hirtw aist types so perfect
for y o u r jackets and sk irts!
Long or short sleeves with I
convertible hi-lo collars.
Kail colors in solid tones or
sm art stripes.
Sizes 32 to 4(1.
A p p le s
Fancy, Fresh
Onions
lb. 2y2c
S w eet Yellow
Lemons
lb. 10c
lb. 3c
Arm our’s S tar
Any Size Piece
Crisp. Green
Produce P rices Friday
and Saturday Only
23c lb.
PORK » BEANS
VAN
Argo Starch 2
Hershey Chocolate
Lifebuoy *;&" Soap
Palm olive Soap
L IM IT
Pkg. lOe
Pkga.
Mads with
Pura O hrs
OU
29c
Sirloin Steak
lb. 31c
Boiling Beef
lb. 13c
Breakfast Bacon, piece lb. 25c
Club Links
23c lb. Columbia River Salmon lb. 18c
Pork Loin Roast rib end lb 25c
Bacon
Smoked Hams i/»-wbol<‘ lb 32c
Backs
Meat Prices Fri. and S at. Only
S un kist F ancy
Celery
Per pound
Link
Sausage
5 |c
Crisp, Red Jonathans Lb.
Yams ...4 lbs. 25c
Carrots, 3 lbs 10c
Turkeys
CAMP'S
2 N o. 100 ta ll tin» 19c
Whits King Snap
I
Granulalad
21-«/. b.»
22C
bara
OXYDOL
HIGH
TEST
24-.,«. pkg.
21c
SU-PURB SOAP
Bo«° 17c
t
’«-»/. i*««37c