T H IK ShA V . AI’GI'ST 27 1912
A W e e k o f th e W a r
THE SENT I.VET, COTT\GE GIÎOVE. OREGON
Divide
M r and Mrs. W aller Robinson
received a Id ter this week from
their son Dale, who I n in the navy
on a destroyer, the U.zi.S. Mac-
Dnnotigh, somewhere in the Pa­
cific. Th<- letter wax dated Aug­
ust 2.
Mr. and Mrs O. B Geiger and
tw o sons of Riverside, California,
are visiting at the home of Mr.
Geiger's mother, Mrs. Frank Me-
dine at Shady B usk.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gertja
are »(rending a week at the home
of a daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
anil Mrs. Christenson, at
Fall
Creek.
Robert Hill has gone to Port­
land when- he will lx- employed in
I hr- shipyards.
Mr». Aims McGarvin and chil­
dren Shirley and Billie are visit­
ing this week at Linsluw with
Mrs. McGarvin'» parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Ed Sutton.
Mrs. Anna Burkett Is visiting
at the home of a daughter-in-law.
Mrs. C E. Burkett, at Marshfield.
Her »on Carl who recently join.-J
the navy is stationed at San Die­
go In training.
Mr. nnd Mr Clifford and fam ­
ily visrtr-d Sunday at the John
Ross home In Cottage Grove
Mr. und Mrs Herachel Phillips
and daughter of Portland were
week-end visitors wllh Mrs. Phil­
lips' parents, Mr. anti Mrs. F. M.
Chapman, and with Mr. Phillips'
grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Phi!-!
lips of Lorarte.
WPB Chairman
Nelson an-1pieseiit and future needs for prop-
nouiK-cd (he board 1» rerating erly trained peisonnel In lh e ar n i­
every project in the war program, ed force». Out of every itit) men
to secure the "maximum Impart ind'ieleil into th«- army a tiout til
on the enemy now" Combat are assigned to duties requiring
plane*«, particularly lx mlx-rs, m i ­ specialized training, the la-pait-
nt the top of the new lint, Mr. nient said. The Army »mil II is
Nelaon »aid
organizing nnd training port bat-
Chairman Ncl»on rr|x>rtrd the t i i lions <eoni|Mi»i-<| mostly of form­
V . H. 1« now producing munition» er stevi-dorcsi for duly overseas
three and a half time» the rate to Insure prompt handling of U. S
In November. H H I, the month la- m ilita ry equipment lor force» »hi-
fore Pearl lla i lair July produc­ • loned throughout the world The
tion, he »aid, was Hl percent above Ia-pariment said checks In pay­
June production, hut 7 percent ment of allowances to dependents
»hart of production forecaata made of enlisted men of the A rm y, cov­
nt the lx*glnnlng of July "The big ering the first applications to Is-
job ahead of u» right now 1» to approved, will go ,ul shortly after
bring our progintn Into balance September I.
The Navy announced recruiting
and make » u h - I hut we use our
material» anil laellltie» a» w im -I v of enlist-d (x-rsonnel of the Wmi.-
a* iwauilble," he sald. "This means cn's Naval Reserve will Ix-gln Sep-
that we nuul redouhle our ef- ternla-r II. and training will start
fort», particularly on I he low • k-toher 9 at the University of
Indiana
University,
»pot». If we are to make our goals Wisconsin,
ami Oklahoma A anil M. College.
by the year'» end "
N eleellve Service
Alrcruft |iro din :lioii Incrt-wu-d 11
Selective Set vice Director llc r-
liereent In July over June output,
Mr. Nelaon »aid Although com­ ’ shey salil draft boards will Ix-gln
bat plane production rose •> per calling men with d>*|x*ndents be­
copt, It was not up to cx|»-eln- fore Christmas He said single
tiuns. Ik* nl»o reported overall men with "secondary" dependents,
ordnance pnaluetion In July In- such as aged or crlpph-d relative»,
<-ren»ed Jti percent over June ou’ - will lx- called first; married men
|rut, anil win very clone to sched­ whose wive» work, next, then men
ule»; pnaluetion of medium tank» with dependent wives, und family
was .15 percent greater than In the men who have wive« anil children,
prevloua month and considerably lb- said the reservoir of 1-A men
ahead of schedules; light tank» up throughout the country Is "prac­
15 percent alno wen* ahead of tically exhausted,'' Selective Ser-
schedule», antl-atreraft gun» ex­ vice headquarters said class 1-B
ceeded schedule» by a "wide mar­ l men fit for limited military ser­
gin"; merchant ship» were up 3 vice only I will lx- eliminated, and) Dorena challenges Route F with
ja-rcent and "nearly on schedule beginning September 1, all regixt- an eight foot dahlia grown by
for the month," deliveries of ma­ cant» who are not totally disquali­ Mrs. Leonard Crlsmnn.
jor combat vessels were ahead of fie d will be reclassified in 1-A.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Mace of
those in June and “considerably while those not suited for any Brush. Colorado, are here visiting
military service will be placed in his sister, Mrs. Herman Kanel.
ahead of forecasts."
-1-F In the ease of men reclassifl-
Maxine Spurlin and Donna Jen­
T h e W a r F ro n t
led in 1-A, the army will determine-
Th«' navy reported the Marine.» after induction whether they will nings of Harrisburg visited rela­
hold on nt least three of the Solo­ lx- assigned to full or limited s er-■ tives and friends here Sunday.
M r. und Mrs. Warrpn Cooper
mon bland* 1» now well establish­ vice
and two sons of Portland and Mr.
ed When 700 Japenene counter­
.Stabilization of F a rm Price»
and Mrs Harold Cooper nnd two
attacked on one of the Islands
.
, , ,
....
Secretary
of Agriculture Wick- sons of Veneta were Sunday
t»7(l were killed und the other Kt
urd said he would approve a plan guests at the Henry Cooper home.
taken prisoners. Pacific Fleet
Lieut, and Mrs. Ernest Wag­
Commander N lm lt/ reported The of livestock celling prices which
"must not permit abnormal prof­ ner of California are spending a
Murine losses were 2H killed and
its to anyone In the Industry at week's furlough at th«- home of
72 wounded Admiral Ninutz also
announced a force of Marines the expense of the producers or his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lot
consumers." Mr. Wiekard ul«o »aid W.igiK-r.
made a successful landing on
be now favors re|x-ul of the pro­
Carl Volgamore of Vancouver.
M tkin Island, killed NO Japanese,
vision of the p r i c e control act Washington, spent the week end
then withdrew.
"that prohibits celling on process­ at the Charles Teeters home.
U 8. Army headquarters. Eu­
ed farm products if the ceiling
Ed W Twing went to Los An­
ropean theater, announced arrlvi.1
price reflects a farm price of less geles Saturday for a visit with his
In Britain with the largest U. S.
than 110 percent of parity." He sister. Mrs. A. T. Harris.
convoy of the war. with more men
»aid farm prices "have reached
Bcrnadine Ixximis of Cottage
and material lor to-- American air
parity on an average." The WPB Grove is visiting this week at the
force» which had already begun
Food Requirement« Committee Harold Dawley home.
precision bombing by daylight cf
asked the armed forces, the Lend
Nazi-occupied Europe. U. S flying
lease Administration, and the
fortresses bombed the Nazi trans-,
I WPB to collaborate In working
portation system at Amiens and
out a program for allocation of all
Ralph McDole wax among those
Abbeville Io a buttle over the
government meat purchases as
»hu Joined the colors recently.
North Sea, four flying fortresses
equitably as possible among Fed­
Harry Williams was in Port­
shot down three German fighters
erally Inspected packers. The land Monday to lane his examina­
and damaged nine others, while
Agricultural Marketing Admin»- tion for entrance into the navy.
all the U. S. planes returned safe­
trillion tsiught $137.900,000 wor’ .t
Three young women volunteered
ly. A U. S. Ranger battalion join­
ot fixxls'uffs during July for the
t'd with Canadian and British
United Nations and other require­
forces In a nine-hour raid on
ments. Including HO,(MM) pounds of
Dieppe, France. The Navy report­
dehydrated beef.
ed U. S. submarine* operating In
Rationing
the Aleutian» anti in the Far East
Tire quotas will have to follow
sank a cruiser or d«-*troyer und
damaged a destroyer, sank two a downward trend the rest of this
cargo shl|>s and a trnn»|xirt, and yeai to keep within the amount
damaged another cargo ship. The of rubber earmarked by the WPB
torpedoing of seven more United for the purpose, the Office of
The
Nations merchantmen by enemy Price Administration said.
I Office asked l<x-al rnfioning hoard«
submarines wu» announced.
Foreign R elatio n »
fo r
'«»Hctest possible inter-
Prmldent Rnoaevelt and Seer«.- prelatlon" of a recent amendment
tary of Slate Hull sent messages <° Ore rationing regulations re-
of solidarity to Brazil V that Hnettng truck eligibility to ve-
country became the first South hleleos essential to the war effort
public health and safety,
American nation to declare war or Public
O il and Gasoline
on Germany .and Italy. The Presi
WPB Chairman Nelson appoint­
dent said Wendell L. Wlllkte will
tour Europe nnd the N'cor East at ed Under Secretary of W ar Pat­
Coordinator
his special representative in ortF-r terson. Petroleum
to correct the Impression In those Ickes nnd Price Administrator
place» that U, S. production Is not Henderson ns a Committee to de­
all It should be. Mr. W lllkie will termine whether fuel oil should
carry messages from the I’resi- lx- ra tio n ' si in the East Coast area
dent to foreign leader», including this winter. Because of the short­
Premier Stalin. The President Is­ age of fuel oil In the area. Mr.
sued a statement that the perpe­ Iekes prohibited the hauling ef
trators of "barbaric” nets In oc­ automotive gasoline hy rail in 20
cupied countries "will have to middle western nnd southwestern
V
SUPER-CREAMED
stand In the courts of law” In the states in order to divert enough
ICE
CREAM STORL
same countries In which barbar­ lank cars to carry 100,(XX) barrels
MAIN
ST ’
PH° NE31
of
fuel
oil
daily
to
the
rationed
ism now rages, and answer lit
area. If the withdrawal of these
those courts for their crimes.
5.000 to 7,(XX) tank ears creates a
Army »ml Navy
Arliene Gustafson Johns,
The W ar Department said It shortage, rationing should be ex­
Proprietor
Will Inaugurate this fall n volun­ tended, Mr. Ickes said.
tary pre-induction training pro­
Home Phone 229Y
Salexbooks, receipt books, book­
gram utilizing existing facilities
of schools and colleges to meet keeping systems. Tin- Sentinel
lu assist In finishing the thrash­
ing on the M tD'ili- farm
last
week.
Mr, and Mrs R P Andersen of
Cottage Grov«' Visited at the Hugh
Trunnell home Sunday.
The A R Land thresher will be
on the Coast Fork thi* week
Some people have iheir harvest­
ing done already hy means of
combines or private thresher.
C), A. Nichols is employed at the
Faimers Unwin store in Cottage
( »rove,
Ilene Trunnell Yale» Is employ­
3
Fall
Ice
Creams
New Flavors
You Will Like
Try <>ur white
licorice iee cream
ami mint julip
iee cream
Qu&tafavrib
ed ax stenographer hy an adver­
tising concern near her home in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Yates
Is In the marine section of the
electrical department of Alllx-
Chnlrners. Hi' handles U. S. Navy
contract» for various type» of
electrical equipment.
Ben Chilson did some much
needed repair work on the 17
telephone line recently.
Mr. and Mrs.
Merle
Porter
have extended their living room
to include the former porch and
have added a new entry.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
Brown’s Drug Store
Phone 244
IN
PO R T R A IT S
CO R VA LLIS
Four acres of
carrots for seed have been raised
this year on the Alton Benedict
farm as part of a rather general
movement to produce vegetable
seed crops in this region, reports
County Agent S. A. Jackson. The
carrots will be pitted with good
drainage to protect against ex-
'•ess water. A test last year with
roots left in the grouna did not
prove satisfactory
CHOICE 0 7 4 P08JBS.
3x4— $ 5.00 Per Dox.
4x6— 5 9.00 Per Dox.
5x7—$12.50 Per Dox
Special Price on Student
Portraits
Kodak Finishing, 25c Roll
Picture Shop
PAf
You Score A Victory With Every Purchase From Our Stores. Our
Stocks Are Nearly Complete
Coffee
Dundee Drip
29
Pound
or Regular. Glass Pack
Pork
and
Dundee.
Beans
21
No. 2% tin
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE
...................................... ...... Pints 33c, Quarts 55c
BEST FOODS B & B PICKLES 15 ounce ....................................................... 2 for 29c
NEW NUCOA Soft spreading
2 lb. package 49c
SUNWORTHY CATSUP -14 ounce ........ ................ ............................... .........2 for 25c
G R ESH AM P IC K L E S
Sweet, 25 oz. 29c; Dill, 25 oz. 19c
TOMATO JUICE — Campbells ............................ No. 1, 3 for 23c; 20-ounce, 3 for 29c
CHEESE- Krafts, American, Velveeta, Brick or Swiss
................... ...........2 lbs. 63c
H -D Jell
Dessert Powder.
Pkg,
Assorted
5 >
Crisco
3-1 b.
69
6-lb. $
1-37
Ivory Soap
1 lc
1
O
Z for 1
2 f°r 1 9
Oxydol
Medium
'-«23
Large
Giant
63
MACKEREL, No. 1 tins
2 for 29c
SARDINES, No. 1 Dundee
2 for 29c
WAX PAFER, 125 ft.
2 for 29c
PILLSBURY FARINA
FISHERS FARINA
FISHER’S BLEND
49 lb. bag $1.79
SHAD..... No.
tins, 10c; No. 1 tins 15c
FISH FLAKES, Dory Mate
10c can
NAPKINS, Asst. Colors
3 pkgs. 25c
... -.......................... . 28-ounce package 19c
............................................. 9.8 lb. bag 55c
PANCAKE FLOUR—Sperry 9.8 lbs. 53c
Honey
Crackers
BEE Brand.
E ach
5 lb. cans
99
Peter Pan
Our Finest Bread
Flour Value. 49 lbs.
$
169
SC H O O L SU P P L IE S
(We have lists for city schools)
COLUMBIA LUNCH BUCKETS, complete with pint vacuum
bottle. While they last
$1-39
ST. REGIS LUNCH BUCKETS, complete with p i n t vacuum
bottle
$1.50
ST REGIS LUNCH BUCKETS, with vacuum bottle
$1.09
COLUMBIA LUNCH BUCKETS
98c
DELSEY W0NDERS0FT TOILET TISSUE (manufacture of
this has been suspended for the duration). Buy a case of 50 rolls
$3.98
C A R R O T S F O R NF.FO
N EW CROP
ECONOMY BUYING
Dorena
Latham
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Local
Local
C orn
C a r r o ts
2 bunches. 9 c
Golden Bantam
Dozen........... 2
5 c
Dillard Tomatoes and Contaloupes, Water­
melons, Peaches, Lettuce, Beets, Cabbage,
Green Beans, Etc. •
IRISH 6?
SWARTZ
Sta Crisp
19-
2-lb. package
Kelly’s
M arket
Finer Meats
B eef Boil
Ground B eef
Brisket
No W ater or Cereal
Pound
17 2
pounds
Minced Ham, Bologna
or Liver Sausage
45c
25
Shortening
Pork Chops
Pure Vegetable
Center Cut
3
p °unds
65
Pound.
43
CUSTOM CUTTING AND WRAPPING
FOR LOCKER BOXES