PAGE EIGHT
Till KSOAV. MARCH (2. IÍH2
THF SE N T IN E L , COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
A W e e k o f th e W a r
Forests Are to Be
Protected From
Fires Set by Aliens
Latham
Walker
Mr. and Mrs. A llx’i l Harris and
son Robert of Idlnah spent Sunday
at the Hugh Harris home.
Ralph Thomas is now employed
in the Portland shipyard. His
wife and fam ily have moved from
the A. L Bennett ranch io one of
the H arris houses.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H ull and
daughter a rlie Dale of Vancouver
spent the week end at Ihe home
of Mr. H u ll’s sister and huslxind.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Plaster.
Archie W alker is recovering
from setmus bronohial trouble.
During his illness Bob Thomas
has been taking his place at the
South Hiwnx dairy.
M is. Lottie Burg ot Tacoma is
visiting a t the Itontv of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Charlie Smith.
Hugh Harris has gone to Sius-
law where he is employed.
The Lane county rock crusher
on the B. F Jackson place s ta rt
ed nuwing Monday on C h a ri/
Conner place In Itclight Valley.
B ill Ward has rented the house
on the Jensen place. D. O. I lulticri
who lives on Ihe Quinn lunch, lias
rented the farm land on Ihe Jen
sen place.
A W. Brabham of Goshen tins
rented (lie farm land on ihe B F.
Jackson place. M r Brabham in
tends to put the place in flax.
Private F red Jackson has been
transferred from Fort Canby,
Washington to San I .ou is Obispo.
California.
SPR ING
HARDW ARE
NEEDS'
The war production board said ’ come taxes be doubled on incomes
shortages of some materials and bekiw $10,000 to help raise $3,200
m anpower were more lim iting million. He also recommended in
factors in all-out production than creases of $3 billion in corporation
EUGENE. Marob ! • Spw inh
difficulties in obtaining pioduc- taxes and $1,340 m illion in excise
Steps
to protect O re g n i* vast
tion facilities. The Board reported taxes. He asked that the national
timbered
areas from alien-start xl
airplane production, though ahead debt lim it be raised from $65 to
fires were taken thus week w itli
of schedule, would be advanced if $125 billion
the formation ol ihe Oregon For
more materials had been avail
Arm ) Progress.
able. Chairman Nedson said he
President Roosevelt signed the est Defense Co.iacl, headed b)
has not “ recognized the possibil $32 billion fifth supplemental W ar Nels Rogers, state forester. The
ity " that any phase of the pro appropriation bill providing $23 .council is a vatuntary fiw -m an
duction program would fail to billion for the army Congres* board including nil agene.'e* both
meet the goals announced by completed action on legislation in i public and prix a e in te i*•>'•2 .*■
President Roosevelt.
creasing the pay of enlisted men the pr?s" . ui.in of ik n»si Lines
To speed production Mr. Nel- and officers serving outside the from fire and its job w ill be to eo-
A TTEN D CONVENTION.
aon ordered all w ar supply con Continental United States T h e ' ordinal? tb.* fire-fighting w oik <-f
these
agencies
w
ith
the
U.
S.
tracts to be negotiated instead of Senate approved a bill providing
Mr. and Mrs A in il Tines, ac
determined by competitive bid clothing and equipment allowances Arm y and the C ivilian 1' tense
companied l»y the Rev. Gordon
The
Oregon
Forest
Detense
ding. Contracts w ill be assigned of $150 for commissioned officers.
Hypes anil Mmes. Carl Small and
to firms requiring the smallest Secretary Stimson said sulfanil Council w ill have an available
llenson attended tht*‘ Lane county
quantities of new equipment to amide is now standard equipment pool of manpower to meet any
Chusti.in chuivh convention ai
emergency
of
about
lOO.Oflt)
men.
f ill orders, he said. The WPB fo r all U. S troops in combat
Karm cl javan ice errant is deli Franklin. Monda). The Rev. Hypes
began an inventory of all idle ma areas because it was found partic The formation or the Council fol cious. T ry it at Gustafson’s, of delivered u sermon io the con
lows
closely
the
stern
warning
chine tools to make them avail ularly effective in curing abdom
31-ltc-5l vention Monday afternoon.
last week from Col. W. 11. Greeley, course.
able for war production.
inal wounds at Pearl Harbor.
secretary-manager
o
f
the
West
The WPB said war expenditures
The W ar Department estimated
during February reached nearly then» are approximately a million Coast Lumbermen’s association,
$100 m illion a day, 18 percent selective service III- A registrants that our forests were ia dire dan
greater than in January. RFC dis of whom 150.000 are suitable as ger from eneiny-startei fires.
First line of defense of the 24.-
bursements and treasury checks prospective officers under the plan
for war purposes totaled $2,330 calling for four months training 051.111 acres of Oregon commer-
m illion for the month. The Board in field units and then at least cial forests is the ’i7.’ *V) men in
announced mass production of two months in oficer candidate the lumber mills and logging
tanks making greater use of cast schools. The Department said af eamps of the state. These men.
steel and welded hulls has begun. ter the March 17 lottery. SS reg most of them trained ir. fir. fight-
For Guaranteed Meats Safeway ha*
rib roast A L L come from the same
S trip mills that last year made istrants w ill be placed in two I | ing. w ill form a vast pool of man-
only one standard of quality: W e buy
aides ot ateer beef a* do our beat cut*
sheet steel for automobile bodies groups—one of the new and the j» w e r which w ill be available for
only the better grade* of steer beet . . .
like prime rib roast and Porterhouse
are being converted to manufac other of the earlier registrants. any emergency. They w ill be call
only the top grade* ot lamb, pork and
a lea k '
ture ship plate. The navy ord Local boards w ill set ratios be ed upon when regular fire -fig h t
veal.
Test this unusual service today . . .
nance bureau said its contractual tween the two groups in calling ing forces of tiro patrols, foiest
So th rifty cut* of Guaranteed Meats
M O N E Y B A C K IF Y O U 'R E T H E
obligations increased 49 percent men for induction. Furloughs to service and other agencies cannot
L E A S T B IT D IS S A T IS F IE D I
like short rib*, chuck roast and croaa-
in the two months after Pearl adjust civilian affairs in cases of rope w ith emergency conditions.
In addition to Rogers the board
Harbor.
undue hardship caused by imme
consists of: H. J. Andrews, depart
R ationing.
diate induction w ill be granted
Price Adm inistrator Henderson hereafter by the army and not by ment of agriculture; W. H. Horn
Per lb.
mg. department of interior: Stuart
reported United Nations' rubber local boards.
Moir, West Coast Lumbei men’s
requirements w ill not allow any
Air.
association and private forest land
Delicious U. S Good Stew B eef
There s a wealth of good
rubber for new or recapped tires
The civil aeronautics adminis
nutritious meal« can be built around this economical meat
for nonessential passenger cars. tration reported it has given owners; and J. B. Woods, Oregon
cut!
There is not sufficient rubber now courses to more than 100,000 pi Forest Fire Patrols.
A ll dispatching w ill be handled
to sustain the rate of m ilita ry lots since 1939 at an average cost
production and the most essential of $600. The CAA said it also has out of the state forester's office.
civilian needs, he said. To insure given several thousand refresher Nels Rogers stated, and e juip-
Per lb.
maximum durability of tires now- courses to instructors at a cost of ment, tools and trucks are avail
able
at
Salem
fo
r
2500
men
and
being recapped. Mr. Henderson $250 each.
A man's meat—steak! And these full flavored, delightful
can be delivered to any point in
said he is developing minimum
The WPB ordered manufacture
ly
tender and juicy Guaranteed Steaks will make a big hit
Western
Oregon
in
a
few
hours.
standards for grades of recapping of radios and phonographs fo r ci
with
your man.
The
council
w
ill
also
draft
if
need
material being manufactured. The vilian use to be discontinued after
ed
all
transient
agricultural
labor,
WPB reported athletic equipment A p ril 22,1942. The industry w ill
manufacturers experimenting w ith manufacture army signal corps and some 500 college and high
Cen Pak Tender cured
reclaimed rubber have developed equipment and other war produc school youths w ill act as lookouts
and
fire-spotters.
serviceable squash and tennis tion. The Board restricted install
Wonderful for
balls and are working to develop ations of home and business tele
those lunch
an all-reclaimed core fo r base phones to save scarce materials.
pails, cold sliced
balls. The WPB sugar section be The Board ordered most women’s
gan a survey of the situation in hosiery manufactured after A pril
a ll non-Axis countries to find all to be of rayon instead of silk and
supplies of sugar avaiiabfe to the nylon. Almost the enure output of
United Nations.
cotton duck and teak was al
Any Size Piece 1.1».
The WPB stopped all sales and located to the a. med services.
deliveries of new and used type Greater p rio rity assistance was
writers. Chairman Nelson author extended for repair and mainten
Any Size Piece
The Cottage Grove Lions lost a
ized the Office of Price Adminis ance of essential mine machinery,
heart-b-eaking championship bas
A x m >. ted
Lb.
No need for appetizers
tration to ration such typewriters and for materials and equipment ketball game to Eugene high
when
they
can
smell
at both wholesale and retail lev used by commercial airlines.
school 33-29, March 5 on the local
Minced Ham—Veal Loaf— Pork Loaf—Olive Loaf—Pickle
els. Petroleum Coordinator Ickes
Prices.
bacon in the pan!
court, before a record crowd. Eu
Pimiento Loaf—Macaroni and Cheese Loaf.
said gasoline very likely w ill be
Price Adm inistrator Henderson gene took an early lead and went
rationed if the war council of the notified State anti local authori
.MEAT PRICES FOR FRI A SAT (i\IA
PRICES SUBJECT TO M A R K E T CHANGES
out in front 11-5 at the end of the
petroleum industry recommends ties in 20 defense areas in 13
firs
t
quarter.
The
Lions
then
stag
such action.
states to reduce inflated rents ed a ra lly in th o second quarter
CANNED VEGETABLES. FRUITS
JUICES. BEVERAGES. SYRUPS
’ FLOUR MEALS. CEREALS
C ivilian D efen se.
w ithin 60 day’s or he w ill set rent and came w ithin one point of the
President Roosevelt authorized ceilings. He said he pians sim ilar Axemen, 18-17. Cottage Grove held
PANCAKE FLR.
10 i»k. 43«*
TOMATO JUICE 1— Daww - 4&o* c m
PEAS S«n Wan Fancy
No 2 can 12c
the OCD to begin placing orders rent action in 100 other areas.
PANCAKE
FLR.
Sjn
rry
9
8-lb
lw»g Mo
a
one
point
lead
most
of
the
third
TOMATO
JUICE
W
o
.
IO
om
«
PEAS Sugar Balia Sweat
No. 2 can 12c
f o r civilian defense workers’
Labor.
BUCKWHT FLR.
m iu .
n . 10 5Sc
quarter and the score at the en-3
TOMATO
JUICE
lsm
16
-01.
can
C
O
R
N
Dal
Man
Niblet
12-ot.
can
12c
equipment and medical supplies.
The President asked Congress of this period was 24-23 in faver
CAKE FLOUR tw e A w Lge "k g lia-
GRPFRUIT JCta. Town H o « m 3 iu 2 mm i
TOMATOES, Garderuide 2 ’? ’s can lie
OCD Director Landis requested fo r a $100 million WPA appropria
ROLLED OATS /.«-a«*
* i* n «
of the Lions. The Lions h»ld the
SPINACH Emerald Bay
No. 2*4 can* ISc
SVO W C O LA
« 12-oz. bottle* :
civic officials not to ask OCD tion to relieve communities dis
h i h ITIBH
Mb . a
lead until the fourth quarter wnen
LIMA BEANS • HAM t^a.w.. a . i cm 17 c
MILK CHiWU* T.IIC.a
I I,
headquarters for equipment be located by conversion to w’ar in
WHEAT
MEAL
g .«*. h . w
2 for 25r
they lost Jones and Harpole by
MUX bordpi s »a wi»,.
3 uh t... ;
VEGS. FOR SALAD Eaqumi* 2 No 1* 25c
cause distribution w ill be based dustries, and to re*rain workers.
KRUMBLES u u o g g s
pkg Hr
way of the foul route. W ith one
PUMPKIN RAT MAL 3 No 2 c*n* 25c
COFFEE awwat - u *.-, 20c 3 1* »»e !
on a priorities system established . Federal Security Adm inistrator
CORN FLAKES xt.*r*s j 1
pkg* m <- r*.
COIF K t , H O I MILL U.
23c 2 lb b.« I
by the W ar and Navy depart McNutt said public employment minute and forty-five seconds to
APRICOTS Green Tag Wh No. 2 'A can 15c
SHREDDED VfHEAT h . *MC r j phgs 25<*
ments. Priorities w ill be based on offices are referring workers to go the score was tied at 28-28.
COFFEE rnwAimP.
!■'>
FRUil COCKTAIL Sundown—No 1* 12c
likelihood of attack, vulnerability war production jobs before fillin g Cottage Grove picked up a g ift
COFFEE
m 1 ■ -I* c .. 30c 2db can
PEACHES
Castl«
C(Mt
No
2
'A
can
19c
FOR BAKING. COOKING
and importance to w ar production requests fo r men in civilian pro shot and Eugene garnered two
COFFEE
G
o U m W mi -
Lb
ran
PEARS
Stareqon
No.
2
G
ca
n
s
17e
baskets to win the game and the
M ACA YEAST Granulated
- PkR
of manufacturing plants in the duction.
COCOA HERSHEY'S
H- can
PINEAPPLE Broken Sliced N o. 2**s I Hr
right to play in the state tourna
BAKING POWD. Clabber Girl 2 lb can 20o
community.
MALTED MnXKRAFT
2 lb can 1
ment at Salem. Cottage Grove
PEPPER Schilling'. Black
>¿15 can 17c
W ar Taxes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. M artin en converted 7 out of eleven free
SYRUP LOG CABIN
26 0« can J
SALT Me.nrum Plain, lodned
Pkg. 7c
M ise
CANNED FOODS
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau tertained w ith a turkey dinner for
SYRUP SLEEPY HOLLOW 26 oxen ;
throws while Eugene made 11
asked Congress to increase this Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey and
SYRUP LUMBER JACK
5-lb can <
BAKED BEANS Sugar Nat No 2 tall 15c
SOAPS HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
year’s federal revenue by at least Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Workman g ift shots good out of 17. Field
MALT SYRUP Blua Ribbon 3 -lb ran
goals
were
even
for
both
learns.
SPAGHETTI
Lynden
16-oz.
Jar
10c
$7,600 m illion to reach the $27 Tuesday evening.
SOAP
CHIPS C.rw.1 Wan. 5-lb pkg 35«’
MOLASSES Brat B ab b a l-G ra *. 2<ylb cae J
Hodges of Eugene was high
BEtF GRAVY Franco-American
Can Sc
billion goal set by the President
SU-PURR
3« <w pi. 10c 50-oz. pkg. 37c
SV’KU*. Liberty Bell
24-oz. btl 2
man w ith 14 counters and was fol
SOUP HEINZ Moat Kind. 2 1R-°* cam 25c
in his budget message. M r. Mor-
Pistachio nut ice cream at Gus lowed by Cain of Eugene w ith 10.
BLEACH
PUREX
>. gallon tie
SOUP Van Camp. Tom . Veg — No 300. 10c
genthau recommended that in- tafson's, of course.
31-ltc-5i Minor was high man for the Lions
BLEACH WHITE MAGIC
•» gal I0<
SOUP MIX Continental Chick Ndl 3 lor 25c
BLUING
Mr*
Stawart'a
,0
oz.
bot. IS«’
w ith 9 points.
DEVILED MEAT LibbyNo. ’ « Uns 5<- ea.
STARCH Elaihc
Lineup:
pkg 8c
CORNED BEEF Libby
12-oz can 25c
HAND SOAP SKAT
Cottage Grove
Eugene
ran 0c
PIGS FEET Hormel
28-oz. ja r S5e
MATCHES siabchiight ctn. 6 lioxe* 21c
M inor 9 ......... F.........
1 Lindsay
MINCED CLAMS
H a lfe rty’s,
s 10c
Elfving
F............... 10 Cain
Pure Ivory Soar»
UGHT GLOBES o 1 ao«o w
La< >1 l*c
CODFISH Bonaleu
Lb. ran 30c
Langston 5 ..... C
2 H ill
DOG WAFERS mahkmd
5 lb. pkg 40r
OYSTERS
Battle Rock
15*/joi can 15c
Jones 8
G
14 Hodges
SALMON Del mom co Red
F lat can 30c
Harpole 3
G
5 W olf
SARDINES Booth's Assorted Oval Cen 10c
Keele
2
S
.
1
Kramer
S m a rt T een A ge S ty le
Kiang
S
Fassett
Thomason I
S
DESSERTS, CANDIES. ETC.
Dlaolra. Lika a
101
Browns and Blacks in both
riM k la e o ld
'
TAPIOCA
Alban
Instant
Lb.
pkg.
18c
COUNTY
RUDOET
M
EETING
W
.’.J
sport or dressy types
Ideal for Sunday dress-up
CHOCOLATE H«wl«'< Seai S w m I 2 pkga 25c
The Lane county budget com
and school parties
mittee w ill hold its firs t meeting
VANILLA WAFERS Mabiaco Lge. pkg 20c
March 19th at the court house in
FIG BARS White or Wheat 2 lb pkg. 23c
Eugene to prepare the county
GUM A CANDIES 5c kind*
3 lor 10c
Fortify your family
budget fo r the new fiscal year
C RA CK ER S Hi Ho
Lb pkg. 10«
against »pnng cold» with
beginning July 1, 1942, and end
Cut* Dirt and
22 ot. 1
orange and grapefruit juic*.
JULIA LEE WRIGHT S DATED BREAD
ing July 1, 1943. A fte r 'his m o il
Greaie Quickly
pkg
LEMONS. Sunkint
ing the county nudget w ill be prti-
’ound 10c
parcrl yearly.
—
_l x Arizona Sccdlc»*
SAUCES, SPREADS, DRESSINGS
Sweet und Juicy Lb.
G rab er-G etty s
Dependable Ilardwore
raste SAFEWAY’S thrifty cuts
... they’re the same quality meat as costly steaks!
I
Boiling Beef
17c
Sirloin Steak
35c
Skinned Hams
Lions Lose Chance
At District Cage
Crown Thursday
Lb.
I'ish Specials
35c
Fillet of Red Snapper
" 21c
Columbia River Smelt 3"» 25c
Fresh Ling Cod
16c
BACON
Lunch Meat
Lb- 25c
33c
49a
j
Ivory Flakes
i2',v®«
PATENT PUMPS
$2.29
23c
IVORY SNOW
MEN’S OXFORDS
^T22 c .
KLEKSOAP BEADS
Little Teacher
SHOES
For the younger set
3 t0 5 $1.49
Black and Two-Tone Brown
Sizes 5 'y to 8 $ 1 g g
BOYS OXFORDS
Good husky shoes for
all-around boys
$2.98
PUMPS and TIES
DRESS SHOES
Soft crushed kid leather in
smart dressy styles
of soft kid leather. Wide
comfortable last
$3.49
$4.79
aE N N E W S
Get Your
HEATERS
and
FURNACES
Repaired for Cooler
Nights
New Orates, Stove and
Furnace Repairing
COTTAGE GROVE
FOUNDRY
326 South 10th
CHIU SAUCE Moneta
12<Aoi bot. 15c
CHIU SAUCE
Van Camp 8-oz. 11c
MUSTARD Nalley'« Hor«eradi.h
9-0» 9c
RELISH Nalley'* Hamburger 12.011er 15c
PICKLES Paradiae Sweet*
Qt. Jar 29c
VINEGAR Spaa* Cider
Gallon 23c
MAYONNAISE Piedmont Pt. ja r 25c
MAYONNAISE Nu Made
Pint jar 27c
APPLE BUTTER Libby
33-0«. ]ar 21c
I
RoyalSatin
SHORTDfINP
3 lb ea° 59c
SNOW DRIFT
Slwrteaiat 4 c«n 69c
Weeeon-Creamed
THAT TtBBD TCELIM0
. . . may be due to a iaulty d iet Let our Home-
maker*' Bureau help bring your knowledge of
nuWltton up-to-date. Enroll today in thia oaey 10
loeeons-by-mail couno. Ju*t eond your name and
o d d r ... and 2Sc to JULIA LEE WIUGHT. Bo*
MO-CC. OAKLAND, CAL
Kitchen Course in Nutrition”
M
fl-lb .
z zx
Orapctruit
Oranges Sweet Juicy Nflvela
3iC
Lb. 5.Sc
Ad
A P I’I.ES, vvinrsapH or Red. Del., Ex. Key lb, fl'/.c
CAULIFLOW ER, Snowball W. Lowent Mkt I’rle«
CALAVOS, Fancy Fuerte*
...
Lb. ISc
CELERY, Utah Type Green
Lb. lOo
TOMATOES, Red Fieild Grown
Lb 15<>
NEW POTATOES, U S. No. 1 Florida
Lb 8'/.o
POTATOES, US No. 1 Klamath F. 25 lb* KJc
RUTABAGAS, U S. No. 1, Top Quality Lb. 3 1/Bo
rl<“Hn' firm '
E ffe c tiv e I rl„ S at., Meh. 13 If
PPING BAG
SAVE PAP
/VAR NEEDS
r
BUYU.S.
DEFENSE STAMPS
FOR VICTORY I
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