T hursday \ pkil
tn
Sensible Rules
Will Safeguard
Forest Campers
Permission to
Hold Gatherings
Should Be Secured
W illi many Oregon in rw plan
ning hiking trip s In nv«ul unncc-
i*NNiiry ilrlv ln g , ilu*
m uring de
partm ent of the Oregon S ta ir M o
to r Association suggest» Dial Hi •
follow ing advise lie.nine a pari
of the ram ping equipment of
every fam ily. Many prison» are.
Io« I 4>i Ila* vmnh I m ea ch yeai ami
w ith the use of a III lie common
Menae they ra n "fin d themselves"
w itho ut too much unpleasantneMi.
according Io Oregon S lu tc M otor
asHorlailon official«.
A clear h e a l w ill find Itself. If
everyone remembered thia, there
would lie fewei prisons to il in the
m ountain* ami fn irs ts . Los* of
m ental control 1» more serious
than lack of food, w a te r o r cloth-
l i t * The man who keeps hl* head
ha* th r best chance
to come
through In s a frl;.
The follow ing helpful rule* a r*
w o rth remembering
1. Stop, mt down, and try to
figure out where you ale. U
your head, nut your leg*.
2. I f caught by night, fog, or n
storm . stop at once and make
camp in a sheltered »pot Build a
fire In a sale place. G ather plen
ty of d ry fuel.
3. la m 't wander about. Travel
only
dow nhill.
Follow
w a te r
course» o r ridge*.
4. I f Injured, choose u clean'd
■pot on a prom ontory and make a
■ignal »moke. Tin Forest Service
lire lookout or the observer» iri
an airplane may m i- your »mok •
3. D on't yell, don't run. don't
w orry, and Don't quit.
FORT LE W IS , W A S H IN G TO N ,
A p ril 22 A pplication* for |»*r-
m ission-to hold large public gath
erlngx in Oregon ami WiiMliington
should I m * iiildressed to the Gov
ernor of the state concerned, null
ta ry authorities explained yesler-
day in c la rify in g the arm y's poll-
cy concerning fairs, lestlvato, p.i-
cades, convention», s|»irts con
tests. Hirelings and di m o n s lla
t ions
Applicate nx fo r a ll huge o.
scrublir- west of the Cascades
should he accompanied by plans
o utlinin g t lii1 pro|xsed
methmE
lo r co ntrol of tra ffic
and
the
crowd so ie to avoid congestion
S im ila r plan« should he Included
w ith applications fo r assemblies
of 5,(MX) or over, r< taardle»s of lo
cation For gatherings o f less than
5.(»Mi east of the CiiNcade», plans
need accompany only thoi.e a pp li
cation* fo r assemblies which are
to I m * located on
iile r ia l hig h
way».
z
it was fu ilh e r explained that
a u th o rity fo r an ««.• ■ m hly cannoi
I m * granted
ino.e
than
three
months in advance, and that ap
plications which
involve a sub
mission of plan» should he o ffe r-
mi at least one month Is-fore th**
dale of the gathering.
Frost Friday Damages
Some Early Fruits
T ill»
section experienced It»
firs t w hite fro s t In several ......k x '
F rid a y night. The frost dal some
damage according to early re
ports. although not as much as
was firs t anticipated. The peach
crop was among the fru its hit
hardest, although many orchard-
tots »ay the frost dal little or no
damage.
The w arm w eather prevailing
a fte r the cold aided in developing
ta r ly garders, grasses and gram *
CAM A lt A HARK 1*1(1« E C P TO
IIIOIIENT IN IIINTOKV.
The cascara hark price i» the
highest In history, opening at 15c
per |MMjnd fo r di y bat k, accord
ing to w ord received I rum the
coast.
Proapect» are fo r a good de
mand fo r hark und a steady m ar
ket throughout the season nt hign
prices.
Mrs Gladys Pitcher ami son
M onty of Eureka C alifornia, vis
ited several flays at
III*' lAie
P itcher h o m e .
M r. and M ix. Lester RearricK
helped M r. ami
Mrs.
Charles
Beat rick of I/irn n e move to C o t
tage (¡rove .Saturday.
Joe T a y lo r of I'm Hand, son of
Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey T aylo r, vis
ited at llie lr home at Blue M t..
Tuesday.
M r. Mai ie W righ t ami children
P A I L HI NVAN'H I XI-
of Cottage Grovi and M r .lack
YEKSITY.
Iccason ami children of Cottage
Grove were visitors S aturday at
Paul Bunyan had no lxx>k-
the Roy Kennedy home.
leurnir.g and fie never had any
M r and M is Howard T aylo r need fo r it u n til fie came W e s t
ami d auglilei Nancy of Monmouth Red C harley a)W'i)s > |a l a ll toe
and M e Gludyi Couch of Eu i n uding fo r tin* company in th«*
geni* were callers Sunday at th ■ ( ¡ l e a f Lukes C ountry, hut John
Harvey T a y lo r home at Blue Mt Roger* Inkshnger was loo busy,
Mr. and M is.
H u rry
Castle so Paul f»*gan to draw pictures
w eie visitors Sunday at the Mac of anything he wanted from the
store and generally he got what
M cGuire home at Waldon.
he sent for.
M erlin Dewey, who has
w a lk in g
Up
th e
Sack#
'CABLE CORD
TO E T IP
COTTON
OJf&T
DUPONT
NYLON
Men’s Toggery
A, W. IIEIXIW BI.L
"Everything for Men”
k «•« u » *•* «>•
lin t
M c K e n z ie
«.«««.
lim p
h.
H i r in '!
A meeting o f the V ic to ry G ar
dener« wa» held Tuesday ut *the
Latham
school house. Eleven
member» were present. M aterial
was passed out. Garden plans
were discussed.
A regular meeting o f the La
tham Cookery club was held F r i
day at the laith nm school house.
The fo u rth meeting of the Red
Cross firs t aid class was held
Monday night at
the
Latham
sehisil house*.
Mr. and M rs Max B u ffin gto n
and son and M r. and Mrs. H er
man H urd and children spent tho
week end at Hugo vis itin g nt the
homes o f friends and relatives.
Pat Duncan of Creswell is vis
itin g at the George Peters home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A llie rt
Doney
spent the past week v isitin g in
Bend.
Jeanne Yearous spent Sunday in
Eugene w ith friends.
Albert Doney left fo r Medford
Saturday to w ork on the can
tonment.
Neil G entry o f eastern Oregon
is s|N*nding a few days here at
the home o f Elden W alker.
A
tästl
ßtrrw
W t 7W
I y * v i
wax going to town
and
Paul
thought It would Is* a good chance
to get u grindstone. So he drew a
circle on a paper and gave it io
D'Vi to give io the »tore-keeper.
Next day when Levi came back
h e d id n't have any grindstone. He
had a cheese instead.
‘'W ell,” said Paul, " I f I didn't
Io.gel Io put a hole in the darn
th in g ' I 'll have to have a U nive r
STRAW HATS
NEW STOCK — NEW STYLES
Ladiei for streat wear and gardening; men s for farming
and woods, etc.
39« »’US
sity.”
And rig h t away Levi got th *
settlers to bring
donations of
wmxi and ca ttle and hogs and
grain down to Eugene and hold
an auction to raise money. Then
they made the firs t budding and
sent fo r the professors._________
25c
Caps and visors
................................ 25c to $3.95
Sungogides
I gallon Thermal Jugs
bottles
“ Grouchy” Husbands
Lunch Kits with pint vacuum
$1.39
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
•a d v W M , may ba ■■Sarto« b o « a«ra » a» -
la« b o w . I «aa. ■<-■ atauacb a r baadaaba.
eauaad by ayaUa od eoaaupauoa. T ry SO
LE S lid 11 aSacMvaiy blaada 0 eaim iaa-
tlra a lo t ratlaf erf (a a yalaa. aad 1 laaaUraa
toa «aatla. «iucb bowai aeuoa. T a w d/a« fia t
baa m i « » m
BROWN'S DRUG STORE
Phone 244
Cottage Grove Pharmacy. K e lly
Drug Co and Kern's fo r Drugs.
DIES.
Benjam in W. Perkins. 51, of
D rain, died Monday in Portland
at the U. S. Veterans hospital
from a brain in ju ry suffered in
an automobile collision Septem
ber, 19-11, near M edford. Perkins
is survived by his widow, Mi*..
Eva Perkins of St. Helens.
Deliciously different, H o n e y
i Fruit Salad Ice Cream at Guti-
! tafson's, of course.
37-ltc-3i
CA M d IL M K T,0N
b u n ch es. . . . ........................
10c
9-pound bag
Sperry’s
A s p a ra g u s
Pkg.
Cake Flour
I t ’s Fine Now
2 p o u n d s................................ 1 zC
G r a p e f r u it
for Breakfast
12 for.................... 39c
SUNSHINE GRAHAMS
2-lb. box
H D TOMATOES, Solid Pack, 2V2’s
2 for
H D PEAS AND CARROTS, 303’s
2 fcr
DIAMOND A SPINACH, No. 2V2 ...... 2 for
YAMHILL PEAS, No. 2
................. 2 cans
SPAGHETTI Franco-American
3 for
WAX PAPER, 125 foot rolls .......... 2 rolls
KRISPY CRACKERS
2 lb. box 31c
TOMATOES, Dundee No. 2%
2 for 25c
TOMATOES. No. 1 Val Vita
3 for 27c
STRING BEANS, Dundee 303 s
3 for 35c
BLACK PEPPER
V2 lb 15c
WALNUTS, Franquettes
2 lbs. 35c
WESSON OIL
full quarts 53c
Snowdrift « 69c
SUGAR
6-lb. $
31c
29c
25c
29c
23c
29c
29c
S 6 ? W Coffee
Drip or Regular Grind
1- H>. tin...............31C
2- |b- ‘in...............60c
4 -lb . t i n ......................
$1 «19
Irish Flours
Peter Pan
Irish Special
49 lbs. of baking
goodness
Hardwheat
A fine flour
49 lbs.
*1 .59
V I N E G A R ......................... 12- m .I O c
grape juice Full Q u a rt. ., ........... 33c
A P P L E B U T T E R f ., h n ».»«. ........................... 39c
A S S O R T E D J E L L Y *«-tm .......................... 69c
S W E E T P IG K L E S
no . s»i«ss65c
25-01.j«r 33c
No. 5 glass 29c
25-oz. jar 19c
D IL L P IC K L E S
iverr s
IRISH VITAM IN RECIPE NO. 10
Cut veal in 2 Inch iquate«; dip
By MARY BLAKE
these in the I’.out which has been
well teasoned with «alt and pep
Rome Service Depi. Carnation Co.
per. Brown in the butter and add
l ’ j lb. veal
•teak
3 tbsp. flour
Salt and pepper
2 tbsp. buttor
1 cup water
1 cup Carnation
M ilk
the water. Cook »lowly until ten
PERK
Armour's new granu
lated soap. Really does
the work.
24-ounce package
A Full Car of Kerr Jars Just Arrived. Note
the Saving — Buy Early.
Half-Gallon
Quarts
Pints
Reg.
Lids
Reg.
Lids
Reg. Lids
1.37 65
,
VEAL FRICASSEE
F R U IT J A R S
doz.
FINE BREAD WITH
$1 .69
Giant
c
Remember to buy your sugar this week. We cannot sell
a pound the week of April 27th.—This includes powdered
and brown sugar.
T7-
pkgs.
Kellogg
CAN RHUBARB THIS WEEK WHILE
SUGAR IS AVAILABLE
suit Pap.”
VETERAN
:
Oregon Grown—Tcp Quality
A football coach said he found
among his new team a boy who
j ran so fast that he made a ll the
■ others on the team look as sta-
' tio n a ry ’ as goal posts.
The coach asked him how he
developed such speed. The boy
said by chasing rabbits fo r his
i lather's dinner.
"B u t,” said the coach, “ I have
other boy« who can catch rab
bits. too, and you're faster than
(hey are.”
"W e ll,'' said the 1>oy, "Pap was
’ m ighty p a rtic u la r th a t I fetched
home a fa t rab bit. So I didn’t
j just have to catch 'em, I had to
, run alongside o f 'em and feel 'em
to see If they were fa t enough to
D R A IN
-
Drifted Snow »* 4.85
Pancake
,-sfc-49c/
Oats
Softasilk
2 A
Wheaties
Corn Flakes
O n io n s o R a d ish e s
Picked Up On Main
woven
hi
been home fo r ii few days
fio m an accident w ith a cro-scut
saw.
Mr. and M i» M ilfo rd Mooney
anil children of Tennant, <’a,lfo r-
nia, are vis itin g at the
B utte
Mooney home at Blue Mt.
M r. and Mrs. Ivan M ortis were
in Eugeni* Monday on buxines*.
M r. arid Mrs. Jerry Egan and
son Howard of S pringfield were
guests Sunday at the B utte
Mooney home.
Mosby Creek
Divide
M r und Mr*. Hetm an G crtchja
ueeompanied th e ir daughter and
Min-in-law, M r. and Mrs. Ransom
Raymond o f Cottage
Grove to
Portland when* they spent from
Sunday t ill Tuesday w ith rela
tive».
Mrs. Anna B u rk e tt ha» recent
ly received ii le tie r from
her
grandson, W irx to n Russell, that
he was In V irg in ia attending a
naval tra in in g »chool to receive
a lieutenant com m iision.
M r.
RusseU wa» form er resident of
Divide anti has served
in
the
arm y three years In the P h ilip
pines.
M r. and Mr«, W illia m B a ttle
and tw o children o f Junction C ity
have rented the A. M. Brown
place and moved here Monday.
Mr. and Mr». Robert Kenady J r.
moved th e ir household gisxlx to
S pringfield where Mrs. Kenady is
recuperating from an illness.
M r. anti Mrs. C liffo rd W allace
recently kille d tw o large ra ttle
snakes near th e ir home, one meas
uring 34 inches.
Guests at the home of M r. and
Mr». C liffo rd W allace Sunday
wen* M r. and Mrs. W illia m Well»
and f'in u ly , M r. Conley and Tom
Cooper >1 Cottage Grove.
Latham
wear - z o n e !
P \G E r i n
TUE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
ini?
25c
iC
doz.
4
79'
.09
doz.
ECONOMY, quarts
89c doz.
KERR WIDE MOUTH, quarts .... 95c dez.
JELLY GLASSES .......................... 39c doz.
KELLY’S
MARKET
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
Ground Beef
Boiling Beef
No Cereal or Water
Added
Brisket
I S ">•
2 the. 49c
Pork Steak
Lean and Tender
32*
Pork Hearts
They’re Nice to
Bake
2S">'
Custom Killing
P o rk
nnd Cutting for
by the
Locker Boxes
Vi
der (about 30 minute»), add Carna
tion and continue cooking until the
milk ha» thickened. Serves 5.
Cut out thia lacipo and paste it on a card toi yout leo p e the.
IR IS H -S W A R T Z