The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 21, 1942, Page 8, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
TOE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Just
Installed
The New Oster
Latherservice
(Electric Lather Mixer)
The greatest improvement in
sanitation since discarding
the old individual lather
mug. See the new machine
at work. Try a shave from
its lather. The latest im­
provement in shaving.
Square Deal
Barber Shop
Chas. H Boslaugh, Prop.
Rear of Kem's for Drugs
Divide
C. E. Burkett spent Sunday
w ith his mother, Mrs. Anna Bur­
kett.
How Cottage Grove Voted
Four Cottage Grove precincts east approximately a th irty per-
cent vote Friday in the primaries, which was a fair average over the
state. Under wartim e conditions the interest was considered fair. In
the tab'e below, Only three offices are listed where • andidutes had no
opposition. A lta King was given a nice complimentary vote as justice
of the peace on the republican ballot, as was Joseph Safley for con­
stable on the same ticket. Earl H ill led the republican ticket for rep­
resentative of the l lth district w ith a vote of 271.
Warliek. democratic candidate for congress, although defeated
over the district, was given a nice vote against his two opponents.
Here's how the 4 precincts voted:
Till US I) A V. MAY 21. 1911
board, M r P la tt
said, In o rd e r ol h conscientious objectors’ «'amp
th a t such const ru c tio n m ay lx* ob­ Monday at Hood River to lx* In­
County USDA Board to Handle
Applications for Farm Buildings
The county USDA W ar Board
has been designated to handle ap­
plications for
■onsti ucti>>n of
larm buildings and agricultural
pnxx’.uing plants otherwise pro­
hibited by th«1 war produ/tion
hoards recent building eoiweiva­
D em ocratic llallot
llon order, Geo W. Platt. USDA
COTTAGE GROVE PRECINCTS
w
ar board chairman, announced
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T tl
3
4
I
yesterday.
V. S. SENATOR:
611 To conserve war materials, the
15
11
Macbeth Miline
20
15
W alter W. Whitbeck
22
15
73 WPB has rcstrie ttd the use of ma­
11
25
CONGRESS (4th Dist)
49 terials for const«urtion which ex­
Floyd Dover
8
10
19
12
« 7 creta certain definite limits, the
9
Ed W Kelly
5
12
U
61 chairman ixxnleu out. Special
16
Marvin W a r lie k ..............
15
9
21
WPB authorization is necessary
GOVERNOR
19, before construction can be sta rt­
Grover C. Fretwell
3
... 4
7
5
47 ed. w ith the following exceptions:
Howard Latourette
JO
10
13
14
Lew WallaiX'
71 1
20
16
13
22
Farm residence coating less
SECRETARY OE STATE:
Erancis Lambert
117 than S500; farm ouildtngx, fence's,
30
24
29
34
irrigation and drainage structures
LABOR COM M ISSIONER:
C F Hyde
36
33
135 cos'mg less than $1000; storage,
26
40
REPRESENTATIVE 14th Dist.
processing, marketing or other
Rav McInnis
22
104
25
32
25
COUNTY Ci IM M ISSIO N ER :
W alter Holland
31
111
24
34
22
tained w henever It Is m*ceiwary ducted Into the army.
lo r a tta in m e n t
of
p ro d u c tio n goals.
A Y R E S IN O C C T F .D IN T O *”
off farm fa«'il‘ties for farm prod-
ARM Y.
ucts costing less than $3000.
Th«' order also does not effect
Lew
A yres,
the
w a r-h a tin g
construction start« «1 before A pril
9. 1912. ordinary m am lenanee and llo lly w tM x l m m a c to r w ho s a c ri­
repair work, o r reconstruction of ficed his career, a t least teni|x>-
tx’ kicnees destro.vHl by fin* or
ru r lly . fo r his p rin c ip le * entile «»nt
other accident after IX'cemlx'r 31.
1941. the chairman said.
I ’ersons w ish in g to a p p ly
fo r
a u th o riz a tio n to begin «'onsiruc-
tio n com ing w ith in ih« provisions
o f the Im ita tio n o rd e r should ap­
p ly t«> O. S. F le tch e r, s<«cretary of
the co u n ty U S D A w a r tx v ird at
ms o ffic e in the P roducers P ublic
M u rk .'t b u ild in g in Eugeni'. Nee-
essary fo rm s and in a tru e tio n s w ill
lx p rovided applicants.
Lynx Hollow
fm sef for years
I’ve just bought a brand
new
79
19
75
7
64
9
300
‘7
31
34
2
29
28
19
3
29
17
31
6
13
103
112;
18
98
46
56
42
42
37
60
169
211
85
T2
60
293
79
70
64
281
19
49
46
70
83
27
30
31
62
63
31
32
34
55
53
109
147
150
YES, WE ARE STILL ON THE JOB
Visit us at our new location at 16 So. 6th St.
between the bank and the city hall.
Brisbane Electric
U SD A w a r hoards have been
given the re s |x in s ib llity o f e e itify -
ing a g ric u ltu ra l
«xmst m e t ion a t,
the request o f the w a r p ro d u ctio n
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65
63
RETURNS.
Unofficial returns from Ore­
gon’s prim ary election showed the
following results Monday:
U N IT E D
STATES SENATO R
REPUBLICAN: 1707 out of
1770 precincts
A rth u r M. Geary
23,033: Charl«?s L. McNary 107,-
715.
DEMOCRAT: 1643 out of 1770
precincts: Dr. M. A. Milne 21.232;
W alter M. Whitbeck 41.662.
R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
IN THIS SHOPPING GUIDE
And the other part it in the Safoway Store near you There you
will find low prices on every item, overy day. Not jutf a few low
prices on advertised specials Try shopping at Safeway for 30
days. See how much farther your food dollar will go when you
make a saving on every ¡torn you buy And romember —you
must be entirely satisfied with every purchase you make at
Safeway—or your money back.
278
Favorites Win in
Friday’s Primaries
E L E C T IO N
PAR7 OF THE ANSWER IS
271
divided into small acreages and
w ill be sold for small homes.
STATE
HOW FAR WILL A FOOD DOLLAR 60 ?
$88
C O N G R ES S
F irst D istrict
REPUBLICAN: 203 out of 500
precincts: James W. M ott 12.959.
DEMOCRAT: 415 out of 500
precincts: Earl A. N ott 7614; Ly­
man Ross 6824.
Second D istrict
REPUBLICAN: 399 out of 433
precincts: Marvin Klemme 6367;
Lowell Stockman 12.553.
DBHOCRAT: 389 out of 433
precincts: Charles H. Mack 7206;
W alter M. Pierce 7632.
Third D istrict.
REPUBLICAN; 443 out of 443
precincts: Homer Angell 34,014; ■
John M. Schofield 11.329.
DEMOCRAT: 443 out of 443
precincts: E. J. G riffith 12,98«;,
Thomas R. Mahoney 18,463; A. W.
O'Connell 4033.
Fourth D istrict
REPUBLICAN; 386 out of 391
precincts: Ed. G. Boehnke 6888;
H arris Ellsworth 8851; Dr. George
A. Simon 4036; Harvey A. Stat­
zer 1523.
DEMOCRAT: 324 out of 394
precincts: Floyd K. Dover 355?;
Edward C. Kelly 4010; Marvin
T. W arliek 2810.
GOVERNOR
REPUBLICAN: 1697 out ol
1770 precincts: Earl Snell 79,-j
440; Charles A. Sprague 55,599.
DEMOCRAT: 1635 out of 1770
precincts: Grover C. Fretwell
6858; Howard Latourette 30,834;
Lew Wallace 35.368
SECRETARY OF STATE
R EPUBLICAN: 1074 out of
1770 precincts: Robert S. Far­
rell Jr., 76,128.
DEMOCRAT: 1084 out of 1770
precincts: Francis Lambert 49,-
922.
Canned Vegetables, Fruits
Dressings, Sauces, Spreads
SUGAR BELLE PEAS. No. 2 2 for 25c SALAD DRESSING. Duchess
Pint, 22c; Qt Jar 36c
DEL MONTE PEAS, No. 2 can
14c
NU
MADE
MAYONNAISE
TOMATOES. Gardenside, 2i/2's
11c
Pint 27c, Qt Jar 40c
BEETS. Highway, sliced, 2 's, can 9c
CATSUP, Red Hill. 14 oz. bottle 12c
CORN, Country H., No. 2, Crm. can 12c
KRAFT CHEESE, American.
CORN, Cty H., Kernel,No. 2's 2 for 25c
Brick, Pimiento, Swiss, 1 lb
36c
CORN. Del Monte, No. 2 cans 2 for 25c. NALLEY S TREASURE I’ICKLES
12 oz. bots. 2 for 25c
BEANS, Green Tag, No. 303 can
10c
SAUERKRAUT, No. 2i/a can
10c SUNNY BANK OLEO
1-lb. Ctn, 17c; 2 lb. ctn. 33c
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Libby, No. Is 14c
MARASCA JAM, Assorted, No. 5 69c
PE ASHES, Freestone, No. 2 l/2's
19c
PEANUT BUTTER Real Roast 21b. 34c
APRICOTS, Valley Gold, 2»/2’s
17c
GRAPEFRUIT Glenn Aire 2's 2 for 25c
PEARS. Staregon, No. 2% can
17c FLOUR, Kitchen Craft 49 lb. sk. $1 65
PRUNES, Red Tag, No. 2* 2 can
12c FLOUR Harvest Blossom 49 lb. $1.49
W E8TA 0 VANILLA FLA 8 oz
10c
PURE LARD, lb. pkg. 19c
4 lb. 67c
CAP CORNED BEEF, 12 oz can
19c SHORTENING, Royal S 3-lb. can 58c
T H E CAR YOU BUY todjy may have to last you a long,
long time. That's why a new 1942 Pontiac is a wise
choice. Pontiac offers long life with remarkable freedom from
repair and upkeep costs, plus exclusive Triple-Cusbioned Ride
for gree/er zZrr conservation. Pontiac is zZz’/Z priced just above
the lo west, and you can buy it on convenient monthly terms.
a v a ila b le : as a s ix or E IG H T in a n y MODEL
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
IF YOU ARK ELIGIBLE TO BLY A NEW* PONTIAC
WE CAN HELP YOU
efficient cars with rruxlern,
economical transportation. If
you are in any way connected
with a war activity—or if your
present car should he replaced
—come in. We w ill help you
determine whether you are
eligible, and then help you
get a "certificate of purchase"
on a new Pontiac.
'Produced late in 1941- Az present Pontiac
it building nothing but armt fo r victory.
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MARTIN MOTORS
24 North Ninth St.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
REPUBLICAN; 1200 out of
1770 precincts; W. E. Kimsey 72.-
834.
DEMOCRAT: 1084 out of 1770
precincts: Clarence F. Hyde 43,-
542.
S U P R E M E C O U R T J U S T IC E
NON-PARTISAN; 1519 out of
1770 precincts: Edward B. A.sh-
urst 50,340. James T. Brand 131,- j
632.
M iriam Ferrin. W illam ette uni­
versity student, spent the week
end w ith her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Ferrin.
A delicious treat fo r spripg
weather. Banana Salad Ic e ,
Cream. At Gustafson's, of course.,
41-ltc-4i
C O N S T IP A T E D ?
■ polls ot eoDitlpsUon ottaa bring acsravstlac
bowel ( a t , soar itoataeb, bad braata, coslsa
tongue, keedeehea, dlssinsss, llM le ie n e tt.
ADLCRIKA efleettreig hlende • car mi aa-
■ tee (or relief of gee poms sad S laxatives
tor gentle bat aulek bowel aettoa.
Oet
ADLCRIKA todagl
A D L E R I K A
Cottage Grove Pharmacy. Kelly
D ru g Co., mid Kem's for Drugs.
Crackers, Dried Foods
DRIED PRUNES. Lge . 2 lb. pkg. 23c
APRICOTS, Del Monte, 11 oz pkg. 18c
SEEDLESS RAISINS
4 lb pkg. 27c
CRACKERS New Leader
2 lb. bx. 17c
Candies, Desserts
SYRUP, Sleepy Hollow, 5 1b. can 63c
KRE MEL, Asst'd Flavot», Pkg.
4c
FLUFFIEST MARSHMALLOWS
4—4 oz pkgs. in 1 for 14c
CHOCOLATE, Nestles Semi Sweet
2 bars 25c
Flour Shortening Baking Powder
Canned Meats, Fish, Etc.
CORNED BEEF HASH, Libby, I s 14c
DEVILED MEAT, Libby ‘/4 s 2 for 11c
PIGS FEET, Hormel's, 14-oz jar
SARDINES Domestic l/i s
23c
3 for 19c
TANG, Pure Pork, 12-oz. can
29c
CODFISH, Boneless, 1-lb. can
32c
BABY FOODS, Gerbers
4 for 25c
TOILET SOAP, Sweeth't
4 bars 17c
FACIAL TISSUES, Stellar, 500 s 23c
WAX PAPER, D ia, 125 s, 2 for 25c
FAVORITE MATCHES
carton 17c
WHITE MAOIC BLEACH qt. bot. 10c
VAR BRITE LIQUID WAX qt 69c
J uices—Beverages
Il w ill gave yo ur lim e on Fridays nml
Saturdays and help us give you better,
• more e fficient xer.viee every day. Be-
sides, n il Safeway prices are low —
INSTANT POSTUM 4 oz. 23c; 8-oz 39c
OVALTINE, plain or Choi, Lge.
61c
every day!
BORDEN’S HEM0, 1-lb. can
59c
NOB HILL COFFEE, lb bag 2 3 c ; 2 45c
AIRWAY COFFEE, lb bag 20c; 3-58c
EDWARDS COFFEE lb can 27c; 2 53c
HILLS COFFEE, lb can 32c; 2 lb 61c
PET MILK, Bordens, etc. tall, 3 for 25c
24-oz. pkg.
Crystal White G iant Size
Plan Healthier Meals
J u lia Ix ’e W r ig h t’s 10-lesaon course in
n u tritio n w ill help you plan tastier,
more wholesome meals. To enroll send
25c, y o u r name ami address to Box
tibOCC, Oakland, C alifornia. A rt now!
19c
50-oz. pkg.
37c
for
25C 2 K<,,llrs 7c
Mayday Salad Oil .... 75c <*• ■ 45c
~~ 49c
Wesson Oil
81c
J . Gallon
<Z«iart Can
Guaranteed Fresh Produce
A healthy diet calls fo r plenty o f fresh fru its ami vegetables. There’s
always a va rie ty of them at Safeway— popping fresh!
Strawberries!
ORANGES, Valencies
lb. 6c
GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona lb. 4t/2c
CALAVOS, Avocados
lb. 13c
F rid a y and S aturday O n ly
BUY U. S. WAR
SAVINGS STAMPS
with what you save
at SAFEWAY
LIGHT OLOBES, 15 to 100 wt. 10 15c
PAR0W AX Paraffin Jelly Seal lb. 12c
SANIFLUSH for Scouring, 22-oz. 19c
PUREX Gentle Bleach
qt. bot. 12c
NU BORA SOAP PDR 20 oz. box 19c
FELS NAPTHA SOAP
reg bars 5c
For Wartime Efficiency Shop
Earlier in the Week
GRAUEFRUIT JUICE, 46 oz. can 19c
TOMATO JUICE, Sunny D Nc. 2 s 9c
GRAPE JUICE, W elch’s, Qt bet. 39c
Su-Purb Soap
FLOUR. Crown Patent 491b sk $1.79
P CAKE FLOUR, Harvest B 5 lb 25c
BAKING PDR, Calumet 2’/ 2 lb. cn 37c
A Si H SODA, lb. pkgs.
2 for 15c
SHORTENING. Keen, R, 17c; 4 lb. 65c
Soaps—Household Supplies & Miscellaneous
COM M ISSIONER O F LAMOR
[
Th«' actor who rose to |iromln-
cncc as a war embittered soldier
In "A ll Q uid on the Western
F ront" said his hatred of arm«-
tx'nrlng wa« unchanged.
II«' was entering the army, he
said, because he had been assured
he would lx* assigned to nuallcul
duty, for which he has taken
training In civilian courses,
Republican B a llo t
I ’. S. SENATOR:
Chas. McNary
82
A rth u r M. Geary
.......... 12
CONGRESS Ith D istrict:
Harris Ellsworth
ST
George A. Simon
28
Harvey Statzer
7
Ed. G. Boehnke
27
GOVERNOR:
Charles Sprague .
44
Earl Snell
53
SECRETARY OF STATE:
Robert Ferrell
76
LABOR COMMISSIONER:
W. E. Kimsev
68
REPRESENTATIVE 14th Dist.
D. F. Mains
.................. 32
James Rodman
......
36
Jno R. Snellstrom
39
Truman Chase
68
Earl H i l l ............................
72
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
E. R Brockschink
68
Robert St. Elmo attended a ses­
sion of grand lodge of I. O. O. F.
held in Portland from Tuesday
t ill Thursday of this week,
M r and M is. Dwight Claudson
and children moved to Cottage
Grove. Mr. Claudson left Monday
for Portland where he w ill be
employed in defense work.
Mrs. Minnie Sells of Springfield
is visiting at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
W alter Sells.
The Lynx Hollow school closes
Mr. and Mrs. Luckey Bayne Jr. May 22. The eighth grade gradua­
of Toledo were Sundaj dinner tion exercises w ill be held on
guests of Mr. Bayne’s parents, M r. Thursday, May 21. at 8 o'clock.
and Mrs. Luckey Bayne Sr.
The class consists of Bettie Kins-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arnold vis­
land. Rose M ary McCrigler and
ited Sunday at Walden w ith Mr. . W illiam Treadwell. An all-day pic­
and Mrs. Dan Dugan.
nic w ill be held. 4-H achievement
Ivan Hamilton, who is employ­ day observed. Everybody in the
ed in Portland, visited from F ri­
community invited.
day t ill Monday w ith his parents.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Hamilton, and
Lester Lebow on May 14. The
w ith his sister. Mrs. Earl Thoipe baby weighed 7S pounds and was
at Yoncalla.
named Elwon Bert.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Soverns of Mos­
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. W olfard en­
by Creek were callers in Divide
tertained recently. Twelve guests
Monday evening.
were present. Three tables of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stout re­
pinochle were at play.
cently moved to the Overton place
Mrs. Dee LaCasse was hostess
on South Sixth St. in Cottage
recently to the Community club.
Grove. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sells
Nine members were present. The
moved to the B urkett house va­
next meeting w ill be held at the
cated by the Stouts.
Lynx Hollow school house on May
Mrs. Grace Swearingen of Drain
27 w ith no hostess.
is spending this week w ith her
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stout
mother, Mrs. Robert St. Elmo.
and son Vernnie has moved from
Lorane to the cabin on the Belts
W P. Widenor. Southern Pacif­ ranch. Mr. Stout is employed by
ic auditor stationed at San Fran­ the Green Ridge m ill «?o.
cisco. visited at his home here
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd J. Eppen-
this week .
baugh of Salem were week end
guests recently of Loyd's parents.
A delicious treat (pr spring Mr. and Mrs. Jos Eppenbaugh.
weather
Banana Salad Ice
The ranch of A. E. Haight re­
Cream. At Gustafson's, of course. cently purchased by the Oregon
41-ltc-4i Settlement Association, has been
In a d d itio n to phvsicians,
i<i r
certain civic services, a/Z
persons directly or indirectly
connected with the war's prose­
cution are eligible lo purchase
a new car. This regulation has
behind it the patriotic pur­
pose of enabling these per-
tons to replace worn an i<l in-
a g ric u ltu ra l
r « i
RiP«-
NEW PEAS, Fancy
lb. 7«/2c
LEMONS, Sunkisl
lb. 10c
Radishes, Lettuce, Green Onions,
_______
Asparagus
____
Cereals, Breakfast
Foods
PEACOCK OATS
Reg., Quick, 9 lb. bag 43c
QUAKER OATS
Large Pkg. 24c; Small 11c
RED ROSE WHEAT
2 lb. package
19c
KELLOGG'S PEP
10 oz. package
12c
SHREDDED RALSTON
CEREAL, Package
11c
MAMMY LOU CORNMEAL
9-lb. bag
3 ic
Guaranteed Meats
Juicy, delectable meats w ill stim ulate those
appetities ami Safeway s meats are guaran­
teed to please you— every tim e!
BEEF ROAST
,..
Blade ruts of genuine steer Iwef
BOILING BEEF
For soups, stews
Lb. 27c
tender. Juicy
Lb. 15c
rich in beefy flavor
BACON, Eastern
Lb. 27c
Any size piece you may wish
Sirloin Steak
Pork Steak
Pound
37c Pound
29c
Frnnh
Pork Hocks
Ground Beef P o u n d ........ 21c
2 lbs.
45c
Assorted
llegolur
Luncheon Meats
Frankfurters Pound
33c
Pound
25c
I rl., Sat., Only
SAFEWAY