The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 30, 1941, Page 8, Image 8

THE S F A T IM I, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Meat Price Dip
Causes Decline
In Latest Index
N ew N ash A G asoline Saver
farm price level remains relative­
ly high. The Oregon farm price
Index stood at 94 per cent of the
The Government's m v n l gasoline saving campaign, launched on
1926-1930 level as o f September
th? Eastern Seaboard when a gas famine threatened, has made
15. 29 per cent higher than a year
m otorists across the c o u n tiy gasoline economy-conscious. Here is
before.
ho« one autom obile m aker coofierated w ith the drive.
In the country as a whole, farm
Called the "c a r of the hour." because it operates on one-third
prices a t mid-September were 99
less gasoline than most cars on the streets today, the new auto­
per cent of the la.6-1930 average,
mobile was placarded w ith honors «it Washington, D. C „ center
o r 139 per cent of the 1910-1911
of the gasoline conservation drive. The national emblem in the
level. 43 points above Septcmoer
1940.
drive, "I'm Using One-Third Less Gasoline." is pasted on the
The farm cost index stood at
windshield o f a new. 1942 Nash "6<M>" by one o f the gas conserva­
137 on Septemlier 15. up 10 points
tion g irls at the fuel saving booth in the center o f W ashington
compared w ith a year ago. W ith
These new Nash cars, which go between 25 and 30 miles to a gal­
the index of prices received at
lon. are now m aking th e ir appearance a ll over the country.
139 and the index o f prices paid
fo r commodities, interest and
H a rry
Zim m erm an o f Tigard
taxes a t 137, farm prices were
was a recent guest at t.'ie Russel
figured at 101 per cent o f parity.
Mrs. M ary Dey died October IS Reims home.
The p a rity index does not include
at the hospital at M cM in nville at
School w ill lx* dismissed T hurs­
farm wages which were at 165 tx*r
the age of 78 years. She had made day and F riday p e rm ittin g teach­
cent of the 1910-1914 level on Oe- !
her home here w ith a son, L. S. ers. X .iila rd Petersen. Mrs. Mabie
tober 1. 36 points higher than a
Dey, fo r several years u n til a few Newton and Mrs Josie Phillips, to
year before.
weeks ago when she was taken to attend teachers in s titu te in Eu-
the home o f a daughter at Day- gene.
Corona adding machines fo r sale ton.
M r. and Mrs. Thomas Funk and
a t the Sentinel office.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan of M r. and Mrs. Lawrence
Funk
Los Angeles are v isitin g M r. and spent Sunday fish in g at Reeds­
port.
Mrs. C. G. Sm ith.
's
Helen Dunn, daughter o f Mr.
M r. and Mrs. C arl K in g and
and Mrs. E. M. Dunn of Lorane daughters V irg in ia and Joan of
and A lto n B alfurd, son o f Mrs. Cottage Grove were guests Sun­
Jane Asker o f D rain, were m ar­ day at the Robert P hillips home.
ried October 16 at Yakim a. Wash­
M r. and Mrs. B ill F unk and
ington. They w ill make th e ir home A lv in Funk spent Saturday h u n t­
at Cottage Grove.
ing in eastern Oregon.
John Massey o f Cottage Grove
Mrs. W ells o f Sixes is v isitin g
has been doing some repair w ork
a daughter, Mrs. C la rk C offelt.
Homecoming was observed at on his house and barn on the
Lorane Church o f C hrist Sunday. farm he owns here.
M im in g and evening services
TW O TO BE A R R A IG N E D
«’ere conducted by the pastor,
N O VE M B ER 5th.
Wendell Sm all. Basket lunch was
Lorane
served a t noon. Special musical
numbers were given in the a fte r­
noon by the high school band
which played several numbers and
the high school chorus sang tw o
songs. Glenn Vernon o f T re n t con­
ducted services in the afternoon
Mrs. W. H. Davis, M rs. H. H.
Cunningham and daughter T in y
Sutherland have returned from a
vis it w ith relatives as Pasadena.
C alifornia.
The high school student body is;
holding a carnival at the high
school October 31.
M r. and Mrs. T. B. M itch e ll and
daughter Ann have returned from
a vis it to Fresno. C alifornia. They
came home by K lam ath Falls and
P rineville where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. M elvin Needham.
A lfre d P arkhurst a n d Paul
Caldwell, proprietors o f the Boost­
er club arrested here last week on
charge o f operating gaming de­
vices and violation o f the state
liquor law. w ill be arraigned No­
vember 5th. P arkhurst w ill face
charges of operating pin ball ma­
chines and card games in the city
court and Caldwell w ill face
charges o f operating slot machines
in the same court. In justice court
both w ill face charges of violating
state liquor laws.
S T IR G E S ELECTED.
U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON.
Eugene. October 29 I Special I —
H a rry Sturges. Cottage Grove,
was recently elected permanent
treasurer of the combined YMCA
and YW CA frosh commissions at
the U nive rsity o f Oregon.
Mrs. E. N. Brasher and Mrs.
His election was revealed thus
W . L. Townsend spent Tuesday at week a fte r a jo in t meeting o f the
the Pete K ib by home at W alton. tw o organizations.
M r. and Mrs. J. E. Banton and
M r. and Mrs. W. T. Jones spent
M r. and Mrs. D arrel Coone o f
Wednesday a t the T. B. Roberts Dnrena are the parents o f a 9 1«
home at Anlauf.
pound son born Monday. October
Mrs. Ralph Geer and baby and 27th a t the M cFarland m ate rn ity
Mrs. Wayne Gates and baby of home. He has been named David.
Cottage Grove spent F rid a y at the
Nelson Bemis home.
Snappy days are here again.
M r. and M rs. C arl Sm all spent Nestles hot fudge sundae w ill pep
Sunday at the V e rlin W ard home you up. Gustafsons o f course,
at Dorena.
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London
Luxurious
Housecoats
’4.98
Staying at home is a pleas­
ure if you’re wearing one of
these opulent beauties!
Queenly quilted rayon sat­
ins, smooth as eream, and
rich rayon suedes with a
wonderful velvety feel!
Zipp« retl or w rap-around
models w i t h minimizing
waistlines and full swishing
skirts.
Beautifully cut for the ut­
most figure flattery and ex­
ceptionally well made.
Bizi's 12 to 44.
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DEFENSE
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i J J STAM PS
HERE
m T u l ’.KK tit 1911
Mrs Cal Young and M is Good­
Extracting Juice
Grains In a llu - lid
rich ami two daughters, a ll o f i . l i ­
When ( r i e l Is
c . on. Ihe juice*
There n* hi
'.'ilmntcly l.00-'l.0W
fe nc.
may be ex tracted and canned fur grams cl rye Io a bushel und ubuut
, M r and Mis. Max Scars and
Inter lire in jelly ni.'i'iliig
OOU.IIUO g ra m i of liuti,
sons nf IVadwood v is itixl over the
week end al the Ernest S *ms
home.
Fred.» Stabler is v isitin g in
M r. aiul Mr*:. George Kreh- of
Portland
Cecil, th e ir two sons Mansel and
M r. and M ’ s Cecil Syihers have* M arion and Miss M. liy w u te r of
moved into the sm ull cottuge on <’ irva !lis visited trie nils here Sun
the John S tabler place.
day Mrs Krebs, who was form er­
Alex Horn of Portland visited ly Roxie Bennett, lived lien* a
F rid ay
at
the Malcolm Horn numlM*r o f years ago.
M ’’ and Mrs. John Teeters ami
home.
Mrs. Lawrence Brown made a fam ily o f Mehuma spent the week
tr ip io Vnneouver, Saturday ami end at ihe home of his parents.
M r and Mrs Chas Teeiers.
returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O tis Chapman
The Lee Nixons, the N F C or­
G A D G ETS, M A SK S, CO STU M ES, ETC.
liss' and M r. and M is. Oscar Jack- have gone to Nebraska fo r a visit
son and son l ^ le
attended the w ith relative;.
Miss Grace S m ith of Wi ndling
31st w e d d iir; anniversary |ia riy of
M r and Mrs Clyde W rig h t at >|M*nt tin* wr*eb end al Ihe home
IN T H E L A S T M IN U T E P R E P A
of her father, Joe Sm ith.
W alker, Saturday evening.
The R Hansens visited in Eu­
Esther Vo'gamore o f Eugene
R A T I O N S D O N ’T O V E R L O O K
gene Sunday w ith th e ir daughter visited S u nd ry w ith her grand­
and son-in-law, M r. and Mrs. parents, M i. and Mrs Chas. T ic t-
C urtis W hite.
ers.
M rs
Dave H ite visited her
Grade sehiMil w ill Is* dismiss *d
lathe r, Ben Jackson, who is ill in nunsday and Friday w hile Ihe
the Eugene hospital, Saturday.
teachers, M
llankow ski. Miss
M r. anil M i’s. C rick of Pueblo. Sm ith. Mrs. Steele and Miss Sm ith
C o tta g e G ro v e P h a r m a c y
Colorado are visiting at the home attend teachers' in s titu te in Eu­
of his son, J im * C rick
gene
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Sunday afteinoon callers at the
Oscar Flaten home were M r and
Corona IXirlatiles The Sentinel.
Delight Valley
Dorena
A fte r reaching 101 per cent o f
■'parity’’ at mid-September, con­
siderable decline appears to have
occurred in the general level of
fa rm prices and purchasing power
according to data in a review o f
the a g rk'u ltu ra l situ atio n just re­
leased by the O. S. C. extension
service T he greatest decline oc­
curred in prices fo r meat animals.
With -siosonal fuctors playing a
part.
Despite the recent decline. the
“ Sit-By-The-Fire” Fashions
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B row n’s D rug Store
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new Nash. W ith all this amazing
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and most luxurious car ever built
for tha lowest-price field! You
can have rea l Nash ’’Conditioned
A ir" for winter . . , and coil
springing on a ll fo u r wheels. . . a
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Fancy
E x tra
Pumpkin— fin e fo r p i. s lb. l>/2c
Sweet Potatoes, fumy. 4 lbs. lCc
Cranberries, Coos hay 2 lbs. 35c
Red Emperor Orape3 3 lbs. 19c
Onions I . s. No. 1 10 lbs. 29c
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«IXC« ANO fISMTS
Friday, Oct. 31-Monday, Nov. 3
today. The apple crop this
Wesson O il
O rtleys
p*
E x tra
r ttiiiy
M azóla ?.. 47»
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HURI COHN OIL -
Red L ab el K aro S y r u p 5 lb can 3 7 «
Celery, cris.». I ve.
Lemcns, Kunkiut
Potatoes, I s No
For Cakaa, Frying
and Paatrlaa
Gem«,
can
Kraut Cabbage
Produce Price*, Frl. and Sat. Only
Pur® Veçelabl® S h o rte n in g
R o y a l s a .
S a tin ss««
Xhm laiiina
CHERUB MILK
4 ■>>
3 1c
CANTERBURY TEA BUek -H -u » . pko3 0 c
TREE TEA Orange Pakoa
r i ’ 3 9c
B A K E R ’S COCOA
1
12c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE TO” ‘ HOOSB 2-33c
RAdCHO SOUPS Aaet — 104-O. can 5o
jE n w a L d e s s e r ts ;.^ ,.,, i
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MONSTER GUM DROPS i -ib. pkg. 13c
CHOCOLATES[¿*¡2 e. . 7 3 c j ^ S l . M
SNOWFLAKE SODA CRACKERS ’< £ 2 9 c
HEW LEADER SODAS 2 . f I V
SHREDDED RALSTON
r.rp k g 12c
QUAKER OATS Ouick or hag
2t)C
H I HO CRACKERS
i’Ur 19c
PARADISE DILL PICKLES
SPEAS CIDER VINEGAR ft» l.
J.r
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KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR
$149
PEACOCK BUCKWHEAT
Sle
TABLE SALT
8 ib. doth doth l i e
BABY LIMA BEANS
S-ib p kglS a
SAN WAN FANCY PEAS No 2 c « . I 2 i
COUNTRY NOME CORN
2
23l
6AR0ENSIDE SPINACH 2 '
¿5c
DEL MONTE PUMPKIN 2 No 2< ;c . . . 19«
DEL MONTE DELUXE PLUMS
14«
DEL MONTE P B R S 3 0 c g i.M i . . 2 l i
PEANUT BUTTEfi Real Boat» 1 '■*' 27c
CALIFORNIA OVAL SARDINES & , 10«
DORYMATE CODFISH CAKES &
10«
VANO LIQUID CLEANER Qt bottle 2 9 c
SU-PURB GRAU. SOAP ” 17c; -3 7 c
PARC 0 0 6 FOOD
3 No. 1 cana 2 5 c
17c
24c
“ Sedan Sleeper” B ed. . . world’s
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’’savings side” in a new kind of
car—drive a Nash today!
N ash
these crisp, juicy apples
year is unusually fine!
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