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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1942)
PAHE ETflTTT TTIK SENTINE!.. COTTAflK PROVE. OREGON T in ItSDAV. ÀI’IÌI’ST 13, 10«2 COMING — BROWNING AMUSEMENT CO. 8—Big Days—8 Starting August 22nd to 29th — Cottage Grove YOUR OWN HOME STATE CARNIVAL “Flying Freight Cars” May Use Arctic Route ’*»•** «ill.11 'V:™* hoK Aleutian Island Bases amse-held Kiska harbor had so 1 I **r. I he Japanese that they Cost Japan 21 Ships | surprised replied to th«' fust shells w ith Uncle Sam wants 125,000 dogs unti-airehift fire for his army, navy mid ' coast Sunk or Damaged In the course of the raid, the OAKLAND MAN MEETS ••< ES" A N N U A L C. E. ( O N E E K E N U E Delmar Rice, resilient of Oak land, now staying at the Smeed hotel In Eugene, went into Dine Star Joe's early Friday evening where he met a man culled "CES." They had a few drinks together Several hours later, Rtee re gained consclousnyss. tie was in his own ear parked at Springfield Junction. He had a lump on his head, his ear keys were gone, anil so was his wallet containing 550 "GES" is described us being five feet 10 Inches tall, iilsiut 160 pounds, of medium complexion, light brown hair, straight hair "combed slick hack " Rice is now hsiklng for "CES." So are the Eugene police. The annual Christ Ian Endeavo* summer conference w ill I n * held at Turner, Oregon, August 24-30, s|H.nsnre<| h> the Oregon Christian Endeavor Union for leadership tm ining of Chiisttun hdideavorers. The mornings w ill Is- devoted to elassi-H In the many phases of Christian Endeavor work, the uf- ternootw to recreation, and the evenings to Inspirational ad dresses. Registration at conference be gins Monday morning. August 24. and the dally schedule Ix-gins that ulterniM in The ronference w ill close Sunday. August 30, after a morning service at which M r G ates w ill preach, dinner at one o'rkx'k, w ith a friendship circle and dismissal. guard. I navy said, shore batteries we»e Dogs for Defense, Inc., a New, The price Japan has had to pay silenced, fires were started in the York c i t y organization with for occupation of three western enemy c imp area, a cargo shin branches in all parts of the coun A le u tia n i s I q ih I s stood yesterday apparently was sunk and "the try. was named the collecting at 21 ships sunk or dunuiged, an only resistance encountered was agency by Maj. Gen. Edmund 8 . undetermined number of aircraft from a ircra ft." Gregory of the Quartermaster lost and imptSrtunt shore installa corps, who decided upon the ex tions blast ml into uselessness. I P R U N E 1‘ I IM I I X 'sIN G P L A N S pansion following good reports on This record of destruct idn has H E IN 'ti M A D E the original sentry dogs. oeen run up by American army Under the new set up the de and navy bombers, surface w ar Thi' agriculture marketing au- fense group w ill obtain the dogs ships and submarines, whuae la t minist rat an told Senator McNary and w ill turn them over to the est exploits were detailed by tin? |R.-Ore.( Monday that if the sup Front Royal Va.. quartermaster navy last night in a communique port prices for prunes were ap depot where a corps of amateur bringing the Aleutians campaign plied to the 1942 production it and professional trainers from the up to date front July 22. should result in farm prices of army remount service w ill school The official account brought n i 5130 to 5135 a ton in Californ'a them in their m ilita ry duties val surface craft fully into the anil 5140 to 5145 a ton in the Pa Untrained dogs as well as tra in story of Aleutians fighting for th? cific northwest G r n r r a la I H r E ru rn llla r a a e ed ones w ill be accepted Almost first time with the disclosure th.i, Only four generals were among Eor refreshment! meet at the the only restrictions specified by last Saturday a task force raid the 05.300 wlui died of disease d ur fa v o rite Get your favorite let* cream at s p o t, Gustafson's of General Gregory are that the dogs by cruisers anil destroyers on Jiq>- Gustafson's, of coU;se 1 -ltc -ti ing the first World war. course. I- lt r - 4 1 This artists's sketch of a new- struction of larger, relatively be between one and five years old, stand 18 inches high at the shoul type plywood plane for carrying lighter and less costly transport “freight," shows one of the new planes made of super-strong lig h t der and be neither gun nor storm shy. est aviation trends resulting from weight plywood. increasing use of abundant forest Whole fleets of such planes may A M an's M um m y materials. be cutting the air long before this A m an's best friend is his mum- war is over, adding "fast freight" Don't be surprised if you hear to aviation's present field of “ air ny. Lym an Chatfield indicated, but ■nly so long as he can support it in some day that fabled Northland express." NUMBER $1 A Hintt an d n ^ tih o iii fur box luncbei h Safeway u eek-end p ru e, now of Santa Claus has become just a Happily, it's possible to think in he style to which it has become way-station on a new airplane terms of 100,000 or more flying ccustomed. Indicating he no Icng- good every day A .1 tboppiug Ituun from a g irl n am td Nera freight r o u t e for delivering freight cars made of plywood r is in a position to give it the proper are, Chatfield has offered the “ bundles” from the U. S. to Mos without worrying about shortages num my for sale. He obtained it cow. of raw materials because the sup 5 years ago in Peru and it is be- It's giving away no m ilitary ply of forest products is ample, ieved to be the only reclining, pri- secrets to mention the fact that and new supplies are constantly ’Btely owned m um m y in the coun- “ flying freight cats” are a practi growing. ry. I t dates from the Tw elfth cen- cal possibility for transporting Building planes of plywood is, ury and is believed to be that of a vital loads of American war ma of course, nothing new. But it's a ire-Inca child. • terials by a route passing over the different kind of plywood from roof of the world. that which was used 10 and 15 Am erica Leads in Oil “ Pay-loads" of as high as two years ago in aviation. Today, it's Approxim ately 63.2 per cent of the or three tons per plane would be made of almost paper-thin strips possible in several kinds of planes bonded together by synthetic, wa . world's petroleum is produced by the such as are in operation on other ter-proof resins, and then mould Jnited States. Mexico and Canada routes today, and could carry such ed into whatever curves or angles loads from an A rctic point over a may be required. Sealed in those Julia Iwe Wrights "short-circle" route to a landing shapes under te rrific pressure, it in European Russia w ithin a trav becomes stronger by weight than sk. el time of less than a dozen hours. either steel or duralumin. O uted fo r Freahnraa Moreover, they would not be ex American plywood planes al Here are a fe w hint, and a few 1 4 lb. h w f 13c posed to a submarine menace, and ready flown include the Dura- menu!, p la n n e d a n d te ite d little likely to meet enemy a ir mold-Clark, the Langley, Morrow, by the 'Safeway Homemaker,' planes. Timm, Vidal-Summit, Culver Ca Rnrean, that might help yen. Essential in the equipirfent of ev Maximum possibilities of such det, Fletcher, Globe, and the 8ALAD Moneta high-speed, short-circle freight Beech. Some of these are tiny ery Soldier, Sailor, M arine or Flyer DRESSING Use th e b e st «-ipiipmeiit a v a il ing, however, depend upon devel craft and one of them boasts es is a first aid kit, consisting of band able. Be sure the tops to all jam Duchess qt jar 3flr opments which aviation experts pecially the fact that it takes off ages and antiseptics for instantane and hot ties fit |ierfe<-tl_v. Use plenty ous use. These m aterials are packed Miracle Whip believe are coming from the con in 200 feet, lands at 46 miles an of wax paper. qt. 41c hour, and has a 125-mile-an-hour into a compact box and cost about 51.50 each. QUOTA IS 626 STU D E N TS Vary th e b rea d for sandwiehe*. cruising speed. In contrast, it is I sr the more uncommon tv|H-s of publicly known that Curtiss- BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS WITH THE MONEY YOU SAVE HERE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. W right has planned a plywood bread once in a while -pum per Eugene—The University of Ore transport w ith a wing-spread of nickel, raisin, nut bread, etc. gon has received a quota of 626 100 feet—nearly one-third bigger Uta lo ts o f b u tter . T h is helps students to be enlisted in the army than the big commercial sky- BAKED BEANS li \ M 28 oz . jar 23c KRISPY CRACKERS 2-lh. etn. 29c keep sandwiches from drying out. enlisted reserve corps fo r the liners. NOODLE DINNER l,y/nl< n. 15 oz 15c DILL PICKLES, Paradise, qt, jar 17c 1942-43 school year, it was an nounced here Thursday by Col. O R E G O N P E A R P R O D U C E E X DEVILED HAM I nderw'd 4-oz. jar 20c PURE LARD, 11». pkg 18c; 4-11» pkg. 67c C. L. Sampson, head of R.O.T.C. P E C T E D A T 4 M IL L IO N TUNA FLAKES \.. 29c at the university. CHERUB MILK baby tins 6 for 24c Advices from the ninth corps Pear crop prospects improved in FRUIT SALAD, Libby No. I can 17c We need millions of these first aid ALPINE MILK or Carnation baby G 26c area headquarters at Fort Doug July in eastern and central states, kits for emergency treatment. They PEACHES, Castle Crest, No 2*^. can 19c las, Utah, state that enlistments but declined for California. Bart- are also used by Red Cross work WHEAT HEARTS Sperry 28 oz pk 22c . shall be as follows: Freshmen, letts and late varieties in Wash ers, in field hospitals and wherever LIPTON TEA BAGS 20 in package 23c SHREDDED RALSTON cereal 12 oz 12c 210, sophomores, 150; juniors, 140; ington, the agriculture department needed until hospital treatm ent may CANTERBURY TEA BAGS 25 for 19c and seniors, 126. A total of 68 up said Tuesday. PEN JELL ;| pkgs 25c be obtained. Even a child could buy perclassmen have already been en Conditions indicate a yield of one or more of these kits through MAYONNAISE, NuMade <¿1 jar 46c KERR MASON JARS qta. dux 73c listed under the advanced R.O.T.C. 29,158,000 bushels, 1 per cent less purchase of War Stamps. Buy War MAYONNAISE, |{<st I-’ iuu I n (ji jar 55c training, leaving a balance of 558 than last year, the department Bonds and Stamps every pay day LUNCH BOX SPREAD qt 30c to be enlisted at the opening of said. and invest at least ten percent of Aug. 14 to 20 Inch fa ll term. Oregon is expected to produce your income in these government securities. (j J. j U i f a r lm e n l Besides the army reserve pro 4,352,000 bushels. gram, students w ill also be eniisi- ed in the army air corps and the marine and naval reserves. The — ^7*77 w i SU PURB SOAP • number of enlistments under each of these programs is unlimited and Safaway maab am all fuarantaad Io ba tend«« 24 -<»z. box 19c 50-oz. box 37c it is expected that every qualified and juicy —o< all ypw wonay txck, Now in the new VIC IVORY SNOW Pre-Smoked — No Bitter Taste Student w ill be signed up at the S ik I h in cool water I'Jt/o-oz. 22c Friday and Saturday Only TORY BAG—to opening of the school year for of ficer training in one of the help conserve Morrell'g Skinned Hums, half or whole lb. 37c WHITE KINO branches of the armed forces. imgi Granulated Soap 23 oz. vital metals 22c Club Frankfurter« lb. 25c I t is the policy of the govern Boiling Beef lb. 16c ment under these reserve enlist ZEE TOILET TISSUE 4 /16c ment programs to allow students NOB HILL COFFEE lb. 23c Fresh Oround Beef 2 lbs. 49c SCOTT T0W E L8 2 rolls 19c to continue their college educa BEXEL Beef Roast (blade cuts) lb. 28c AIRWAY COFFEE lb. 20c tion until graduation. Releases w ill CLOROX BLEACH l/2 gal 25c Vitamin B Complex be granted by local selective ser RITZ CRACKERS “ H eaven ly P icklet” Capsules vice boards but if any student pwuinl pkgs. 2 for 35c withdraws from the university he T h a t’s the name of an article in Now Sold Ready for the Pan! 40 Capsules, 98c 60c Sal Hepática 49c w ill immediately be called to ser this week’s F am ily Circle we rec COLORED FOWL Fully developed hens lb. 47c vice under the terms of his enlist 3 Pts Nujoil $1.59 ommend you rcail. I t ’s all about ment. COLORED FRYERS, 2*/2-3*/2 lb. aver. lb. 67c pickles and spiced fruits. O ut Squibb» During freshmen week, preced 5-oz. Albatum 47c every Thursday free at Safeway. Antiseptic Solution ing registration for fa ll term, N O ! E— A b o v e ch icken prices are fo r dressed w eight». 35c Vick3 Rub 27c members of the joint army, navy, Safeway Agreeable Mouth Wash marine and coast guard college tlìLi^ù Homemaker,' Rnrean Fraih and top-quality 100 McKesson Aspirin I Pint, 59c SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS FOR EXPLOSIVES procurement committee w ill be on j u i j A L E K W R I G H T . D ira c -tu r oral! your monty back I Tablets 39c the campus to advise students on Bring them to your Safeway the various branches of service 50c Vray 47c open to them and on the courses Colgate Toilet Soaps WHT DONT THEY TEU. ME THESE THINGS? Y W NOW TUAT I (M T M V 'T H IS M « M U , which they must take in order to 50c Squibb Tooth Paste 33c no OCX« OUAIHO ÎHC D IA A S A TU M M V 3 Bars for 17c tou s m r s K U WM» ou* wuuaaa aa a qualify. » H o r r iN O o v i n n o m a o o n r o air • MUCH M O M r u n I WISH 1 Qt Heavy Mineral alrcaov / Students w ill, however, be al VOU» a » , (S U U » ON HORAS MOTWf R sotM O Hf HAO n x a ne tuonee S a t u a o a y S A M W A V S Oil 69c lowed to register in any school of THAT SAM W AV 'S A rV A O A V « unuana l o w A o v n m s f o PAlCa« AAA 9 0 0 0 lA A IZ SUN GLASSES their choice at the university. In * « « NOW GOOO m r l y 30c Lysol 25c a t « M i' , IN T S f W I I K TO T H I M this way they w ill be able to com 25c to $3.50 ' ' w h y o io h r plete their education in any field 2 oz. Bronchi-Liptus 23c Xtovt A N O foaaom ro t they desire and take the courses M l THAT K H N U N O TO MIMI T required by the armed forces as T M I LAAÛf electives. SAFEWAY Homemalvu whatiiiMatufWiik Looking for ways to make box lunches more interesting? W AR BONDS LOW WEEK-END PRICES? Yes, but they’re now good early in the week at Safeway! Kitchen Craft Flour, 25’ 2 lb. 85c; I!) lb. $1.59 Crown Flour, 24</2 lb. 95c; 49-11». sk. $1.79 Baking Powder, ( ’lubber (iiri 2 lb. can 20c Catsup, Heinz 14 oz2 for 35c; Red Hill hot 12c Chili Sauce, 12’ 2 Oz. bottle 15c Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn 4Goz. 19c Continental Soup Mix 3 pkgs. 20c Penny Savers D r . G r a b o w P ip e s Price ’1 - $2— BREAD GUARANTEED MEATS EDWARDSCoffee 21 EVERYDAY PRICES -CHICKENS________ Goamirtttd-lnth PRODUCI VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS meets 2nd Monday of the month at Cottage Grove armory. AU members are In vited to attend. W. Ace Gregg, Commander. Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store L IS T IN O IN T H t C ÍN T ÍA W hy d on't you get ynur “ big” order on a weekday too. Weekend« will lie milch more fun if you get your Iny grmmry order on a weekday. Then, oil Saturday, just fill in your weekend needs. Safeway p ri i, you know, are alwaya low, on everything, early in the week. SAFEWAY Prices ruhjeet to all murket changes
