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paot THVRSDAV, .IV NE 25, 1042 TTTE SENTINEL. COTTAflE GROTTE. OREGON stz ¿AAlke [ ^o^ct- tru Bad News for Car Users, $5.00 Stamp Is Due by July 1st Silk Creek Livestock Market Mrs. Georg B.oreet and daugh ter Sara and Brian Stroup re turned Saturday from a trip to Fallbrook. California. Doris Bjor- set who has been attending school returned with them. Miss Aletha Briggs who went to Portland last week with her father, the Rev. W. A. Briggs, is employed in Portland. Mrs. Albert Adkins is visiting with relatives in Gresham and working in the cannery there. Jack Rice suffered a stroke Saturday night and was in a seri ous condition according to an early report. Miss Lillian Geer returned last week from junior college in Sacra mento. She is employed in Gustaf son's. Gordon Grable, former resident of this city and now of Novato, California, is spending a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grable. Mr. Grable Is em ployed at Mare Island navy yard at Vallejo, California. Lt. Ernest L. Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lot Wagner of Do- rena, has been called to active duty. He reported to headquart ers in Vancouver. Chester Thursday where he with the honorable illness. Eldon left for he has will join R e a r r i c k returned night from San Diego had been connected marines. He received discharge because of Grable of this city has Chico, California, where employment. His family him there in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy left Sunday for Albany where they ex pect to live for the present. Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobsen returned from Fort Ord, Califor nia Saturday where they visited their daughter and son-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Glen Wilson. Historical Events ‘ lle lle r In g irt llian 1« lakr"— lle)ruiwlh J. W. Maloney of Portland, col lector of internal revenue, an nounced tixlay that the federal JUNE A*.*' motor vehicle tax stamps in the denomination of $5.00 would be •4<aJt« i t t S Custer massacre, 1876. placed on sale in all post offices in the state of Oregon and in his -riMt U S A t T troops office at Portland on Wednesday, reuvh f'ronee. 1917, June 10. The stamp will evidence . „•„ Founder of the Mom; it payment of the tax for the fiscal Z rhuicb killed by mob, year beginning July 1. 1942, and ' ',L ' A 18•« v V * , V ’ , , ««•* . »» ' ' «*“* « rt* - 'must lx* purchased on or lx«fore ., 21 Ai I: I :ke r«-< I i n d as >•' „ • • ' ' , « » * ***• that date. The stamps will be i, y » ««¡noted 1914. serially numbered, will he gum iL ? 23 kriiliiauses the med on the face, and will have 7>, Channel Islands. 1940. pntvlsion on the back for entry of the make, model, serial num JO-Indian Territory eetab lished. 1834. ber. and state license number of the motor vehicle. The use on the juit public highway of an automobile. DR H. A. HAGEN I truck, motorcycle, or bus, makes it subject to the tax. The tax Chiropractic Physician stamp is transferable with the motor vehicle. If the vehicle is in storage or out of use July 1, it will become subject to tax as of Miss Donna Hatch visited in the month in which it Is placed in Portland over the week etui at the use on the public highway. home of Mrs. Frank Sutton, nee Eleanor Clark, formerly of this The collector said that advice had been received from the Office city. of Price Administration that, in I the issuance and use of gasoline 4th (it JULY HI*E< IAI. rationing books, an important For your 4th of July get Gus identification will be the serial tafson's super creamed Ice cream. number printed on the motor ve $1.00 for No 10 tin (3% I quart«, hicle use tax stamp. In those freezer packed. Choice of vanilla, areas where gasoline is being ra chocolate or strawberry, orders tioned and in those areas where must lx- In by July 1st to receive gasoline will be rationed, posses this price. Cream packed in dry sion of the tax stamp evidencing lee to keep several houra. 48-ltc payment of the use tax on motor vehicles will provide one of the necessary means of identifying the gasoline rationing coupon book with the vehicle in the se curing of gasoline. Collector Maloney said that to guard against loss or theft, it has 8 and 8 been suggested that, when affix- x poiure» I ing the stamps, the vehicle owner should dampen the windshield Free Enlargement of Yoni rather than the adhesive side of Choice With Every Boll the stamp. Another effective REPRINTS 3c EACH. method is to brush clear varnish Guaranteed Work. over the stamp after it has been j affixed These methods have been recommended to keep the stamp intact upon the windshield. As an additional precaution, it is sug Cottage Grove, Ore. gested that each motor vehicle owner should make a record of the serial number which appears on the use tax stamp in order that : there may be some means of identification in connection with gasoline rationing in the event i the stamp should: become lost. In The following quotations are Oregon, all stamps are required Shop nt Thrift Wise, the «tore that brought and maintain» to be placed in the upper left hand' based on prices being paid in j Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brisbane comer of the inside of the wind Monday's trading session at Port Cut Rate prices for you at all times— You too can save. returned Thursday from a busi shield. land: ness trip to Minneapolis, Minneso CATTLE: Good grain-fed steers Every owner of a motor vehicle ta. They visited friends and rela which is used upon the highway $13.00 to 13.75. Good grass steers $1.00 Woodbury Match Make Up 89c tives enroute at Butte, Montana, should call at his local post of $11.50 to 12.65. Good grain-fed _____________________ eaui-iaa Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes of and Morris, Minnesota. Crop pros fice and secure a $5.00 use tax heifers $12.00 to 12 75 Good grass $1.95 Polaroid Sun Glasses Mohawk visited Sunday at the pects are excellent in the midwest stamp and affix it to his vehicle heifers $11.00 to 12.00. Good beef home of their son-in-law and and the people are optimistic, Mr. on or before July 1, 1942. The cows $9.25 to 9.75. medium $8.50 daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brisbane reported. various post offices will sell the to 9.00, common $7.50 to 8 25. 23c 30c Facial Tissues, 500’s Monroe. Mr. Grimes was the stamps over the counter for cash canners $5.75 to 6.75. Bulls medi Mrs. Katy Veatch of Corvallis only, and no mail order business um to good $9 75 to 11.28, com principal speaker at the Metho 50c H ind’s Honey & Almond Cream 25c dist church service Sunday morn left Saturday after visiting in with respect thereto will lie con-; mon $£ 50 to 9 50. Vealers, good - ■ ta» to choice $13.50 to 14.50. Cottage Grove fur a few days. ing. ducted by the post office When HOGS: Good to choice carlots stamps are ordered from the Col $1.49 $1.75 Lunch K its Complete Albert Rissue visited his daugh Miss Frances Mackin of Berke lector of Internal Revenue, Port $14.50; 170 to 215 lb. truckins $14 25 to 14.50; 230 to 285 lb. ter, Mrs. Weley Smith and Mr. ley, California, arrived Saturday land, Oregon, payment may be 35c Native Sun Tan Oil 25c Smith at Vancouver, Washington, for a week's visit at the home of made by post office money order butchers $13.50 to 1375; light -- weight butchers $13.25 to 13.75; her parents. Mr. and- Mrs. S. L. or certified checks or cash. Cash over the week end. Mackin. They drove to Salem should not be sent by mail. As the (Kicking sows $10.00 to 1150. 75c Woodbury Cold Cream ik>ih Sunday where they spent the day stamps have a money value, an Feeder pigs $13.25 to 14.00. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petersen SHEEP: Good to choice spring 25c Woodbury Face Powder I uncertified check cannot be ac HUI T A I with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mackin drove to Klamath Falls Sunday lambs $12.00 to 12.25; medium to cepted in payment therefor. where Mr. Petersen visited Lloyd of Portland. good, $11.00 to 11.75; common LOWEST CUT RATE PRICES ON ALL TOBACCOS Brown, a former resident. $9.00 to 10.25. Slaughter ewes, G. O. P. CLUB TO MEET Dan Dugan returned Sunday The 1942 convention of the Ore good to choice $3.50 to 4.00. Feed Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Cady of from a Eugene hospital and is im Me gon Republican club will meet at er lambs, goixl to choice $9.00 to San Francisco visited Monday and proving satisfactorily. 10.25. Shorn lambs $7.50 to 8.50. B ayer Eugene It was announced Satur Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Low Aaplrln day at Salem, following an all day The Rev. and Mrs. Ercile White ell Tedford. Mrs. Cady, nee Doro Two to a Cost? thy Siemann, was a former resi returned the last of the week from session of the executive members. Tie leopard attains a maximum The convention date was not an dent of this city and Is a sister of a two weeks’ vacation. Mr. White of eight feet. visited friends in Berkeley, Cali nounced. Mrs. Tedford. fornia, and Denver. Colorado, and Virgil Pollock, son of Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Myrle Pollock of Saginaw, who White in La Plata, Missouri. enlisted in the navy a few weeks While in La Plata he preached in ago, has enrolled in an aviation his home church. Mrs. White vis school and will take mechanical ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. training. He was in Salt Lake city Ernest Stabbcrt, in Lodi, Califor yesterday and telephoned Mrs. nia. Pollock from there, telling her of Betty Arnest returned to Cor his change in plans and saying vallis Saturday where she will at that he was welL tend the summer session of the ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH o r GOD Harry D. Metcalf, son of Major Oregon State normal school. East Main Street Adams and 11th “ The Noblest and Strongest C haracters the W orld and Mrs. H. K. Metcalf of this Bible School .............. 9:45 Sunday S ch o o l.......... 10:00 Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobsen city now in the navy has been pro Worship .11:00 Worship 1100 H as Ever Known, ILZve Been Earnest C hristians.” moted from ensign to lieutenant returned Saturday from a trip m Evening 7:45 Evangelistic 8:00 commander, junior grade accord Carmel, California, where they Hilton T. Park Roy E. Hutchison ing to word received by his par visited with relatives. I REK METHODIST ( H. “ D irectly or Indirectly All C hristian Influences have BAPTIST CHURCH ents recently. Bible School 9:45 Miss Belle Buikholder spent the Church School ........... 9:45 Come Eroni the Organized C hurch.” Worship . .. 11:00 week end with the Judge Burk- j Worship .............. 11:00 Robert Boyce and Robert Gier- Young People's Service 7:30 Youth Service ............. 7:00 au left this morning for Portland holder family at Halley. Mrs. Harold P. Hoffman Alma and Miss Dolly Burkholder Worship ........................ 8:00 for induction into the navy as “ I f everyone should follow my exam ple how active Ercile L. White METHODIST CHURCH yeomen. They expect to leave to returned with her. Tuesday they would the church he in this com m unity?” Main Street morrow for San Diego, California, drove to the Gertrude Trask cab CATHOLIC CHURCH Church School ............. 9.45 in on the Umpqua to remain the for a three months training period Birch and H Worship ....................... l l :00 rest of the week. at the naval base there. Sunday Mb«« 8:00 Youth ............................. 7:00 “ A Secure and Decent W orld Cannot Be Achieved James L. Maxwell Miss Elizabeth Rollins of Ama Worship .................... 8;00 W ithout G od.” R. L. Bailey of .346 South River W. A. Briggs CHURCH OF CHRIST road received a father’s day greet rillo, Texas, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gray. LUTHERAN CHURCH Sixth and Gibbs ing telegram from his son, Pvt. Bible School ................. 9:45 Casper Gordon Bailey with the PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH Worship ....................... 11:00 army stationed at Camp Robin Church School ........... 0:45 C. E.................................. 7:00 son, Arkansas, near Little Rock. Worship ....................... 11:00 Worship ......................... 8:00 C. E................................. 6 :30 CHOICE OF 4 POSES. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gawley are Gordon L. Hypes J. Ted Burns making an extended visit with 3x4— $ 5.00 Per D oe . This ad is made possible by the following public spirited m erchants, organizations, nnd individuals who believe th a t their son Ben Gawley and wife at 4x6— $ 9.00 Per Doz. Church attendance will help prom ote the moral and spiritual welfare of Cottage drove: Dunsmuir, California. 5x7—812.50 Per Doz. «**v «.V*0 See W. B. JOHNSTON for Real Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals. Office No. 22 So. 5th St. 42-tfc Canned Berries In Late Season Have Best Flavor The firat aid class met last Thursday evening anil mail«“ tri angular and rolled bandages and compresses from material brought by members. Mrs. Cunnon and Mrs Wilson guve a demonstration using n small jar or glass to apply Willi fruit conservation n |ia- suction in the treatment of snake bites. Enough money has been triotie duty this year, gleaning turned In to buy a lti unit kit (or the strawberry fields for the the main post. Plans are being ignaller late lx>rries Is one way to made to show pictures at the next help. While these lierrles take meeting. Proceeds will go for longer to pick and prepare, they are really aweeter and have more inun' kits. of the true strawberry flavor ami G. L. Moxley returned home aroma thun the larger, earlier Monday after attending the min berries, points cut Miss Lucy A isterial conference in Portland Case, extension s|xn'lnllst In nu Mrs V. K. Garner was released trition at Oregon State college. from the Sacred Heart hospital incidentally, sttatwlx-rritfa are Wednesday. Mrs. Garner had been an excellent source of vitamin C, in tlie hospital for several weeks as well us being u universal fav but Is improving. orite for their taste. Mr. ami Mrs. 'Boyd Allen wi - iv Miss Case also suggests a meth recent dinner guests of the Alfred od for canning these berries in a Averrills of Cottage Grove. manner economical of sugar and Mrs. Lee Stephens slipix-d and one which will minimize or elimi fell while doing chores last Wed nate the separation of the lierrles nesday and broke her left leg from the Juice by floating to the just above the ankle. top of the Jar. To eliminate this Mrs. Robert Cherry is slaying floating she suggests handling the with Mrs. Carl Jenkins and baby fresh berries as soon after they daughter on south Sixth street. are bulled as possible, after which Loren Muno and parents re they are boiled briefly not more turned last Thursday evening. The than two or three minutes In hot operation was poat(x>ned until syrup nnd let stand over night In August or later but more braces a covered pan. were applied to Loren's teeth. The syrup suggested under pres Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Cooley, Mrs. ent sugar restrictions is 25 (»or Cora Knight and W. F. Alien were cent strength, made hy adding Sunday guests at the E.t A. Allen one-half cup sugar to I % cups home water. It takes about one to 1 % Miss Doris Wheeler and Vernon cups of this syrup to u quart of Cook visited Saturday nt the finished product. Oscar Wheeler home. By heating the brrrica nnd Jack Draper's brother and fam letting them remuln in the syrup ily of California are visiting at overnight they alisorb the sugar, the Draper home. which replaces the air nnd thus Mrs. Nettie Estes returned reduces the tendency to float. home Friday after visiting with These plump berries retain their relatives nt Salem and Newberg. eolor nnd flavor better than those Miss Jean Doleman was a week that are canned immediately after end guest of Miss Muriel Jean sugar is added. Darnell. A longer pre-boil is recommend Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stephens of ed for firm berries such as Cor Pleasant Hill and children were vallis, anti for berrtea that are Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. not very mature. A shorter boil l^ee Stephens ami son Raymond. Is list'd for softer varieties such Miss Marvina Holmes and sis-; ns the Mar.ihall. and for over-ma ter Lorenc of Eugene were house ture fruit guests at the Ed Conklin home ThLs canning process is com recently. pleted the next morning by bring The Jim Doleman family visit ing the berries to the scalding ed at Mrs. Eloise Wheeler's cabin point and then parking in steriliz Saturday. Mrs. Wheeler has not ed jars and boiling for 10 minutes been very well. In a water bath one inch deeper Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zehner have than the jars. They art* then re- moved to the Hanks cabin. Mr. Zehner Is working at the Over- holser mill. C B T hrift-W ise It’s Smart'^Thrifty 59c 35c « T - 19c Would You Care to Live in a Community Without a Church? Go to Church PORTRAITS Sanitation in b a r b e r service Schofield Stewart for Plumbing. with our new latherservicef Elec 1-tfc tric lather mixeri. Service you’ll Phone 217J. like. Square Deal Barber Shop. Chiropractic will always mak- 45-tfc you feel better. Try it. Dr. Sim- It pays to insure with sure in ktns, chiropractor. surance with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc sen s. Phone 5. Films Developed and Printed Over Peter -13-tfc Special Price on Student Portraits Kodak Finishing, 25c Boll Picture Shop UMPHREY & MACKIN AMIL THIES OARAGE COTTAGE GROVE CLEANERS MILLS CHAPEL M c L aughlin s BROWN'S DRUG STORE BRISBANE ELECTRIC SMITH CHAPEL PENNEY S THE GROVE HARDWARE PETERSEN’S DOLEMAN S BAKERY GOLDEN RULE GROCERY GUSTAFSON 8
