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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1942)
PAO® EIGHT THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Stock Dividend of Pacific Tel. - Tel. Company Reduced T 111 • KSI > \ V. S KI *T E M BER 10, 1912 STA TE GETS «1100.70 FOR HARK Latham Mr. and Mrs Joe D. Wilson and SALEM, September 7th (Spe family of Albany spent the week ¡end with Mr. Wilson's mother ut cial I The record-breaking price the (.»scar McDole home. Sunday of four and one-half cents a pound they visited a sister, Mrs. Brandt, for eaacara bark stum,»age on the at Yoncalla. Miss Lois Brandi re- 71,000 acre Elliott State forest lo Adiiilsslun I le and SAc , turned with them to Albany for a cated near the mouth of the Ump Reduction In the Pacific Tele visit. qua river, has been paid to the Erl.. Sat.. Sept. Il-I'l—"They All KI mum I the lirille," phone and Telegraph company's Joan Crawford, Melvyn I singlas, Itonald Young. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holmes Stale Board of forestry by Oscar common stock dividend for the took their young son Rotland to OLsen. Reedsport, who holds a Jenkins Also "Kill Gl<oe Killer," Van Heflin, Marslwt Hunt, lx«* Bowman. current quarter from $175 per Salem Wednesday where he will three-year contract for the hat • share previously paid to $1 25 has remain for the school year and re vest of the bark, according to Sun., Mon.. Tue».. Se|»L. IS -II-15— "Male Animal," been announced by N. R. Powley, ceive special training State Forester N. S. Rogers. Henry Fonda, Olivia ile Itnvlllnnd, Jack Cm son. Joan president, following the meeting The out put of bark on the for Miss Audrey Walker and Miss Lmlle, Eugene Pallette. September 3 of the • company's I Lois Addington accompanied La- est was 24,460 pounds, he said and board of directors. The preferred Sells Stewart on 11 trip to the Bo for this the slate received a check W nl., Thur»., Sept. 10-17—“Private llwkaruo." The stock dividend remains at $1.50 hemia mill Saturday. for $1100.70. Olsen sold the pro Andrews Sisters. Harry James and Band, Dick Koran, per share Harry Ix'Wla. Also “Sunday ISineti, Willium Lundi- Fred W. Stephens, long time duct to Callison A- Son, I'ort Orch gan, Jean Rogers, Guy Kibla-e. "While the volume of telephone Watkins man in this area, was in ard, Washington, for 17 cents per traffic is of record proportions,'* i the vicinity Tuesday He was mar pound which also includes the President Powley said, “the re ried recently and now lives in the stumpage price. sultant increased operating ex-1 River Road district. Mr. Rogers stated that the peruses, substant.ai additional car Marvin Harris of Portland spent money will be turned over to th>* rying charges due to unprecedent the week end w*th home folks. state land board to be placed to ed construction expenditures, in Mrs. Edna McGarvin and son the credit of the irreducible school creased labor costs and heavy In returner! from Seattle where she fund since the Elliott State forest Admission I le and 25c creases in the foithcoming feder was employed this summer. She is school lands, having been creat Bargain Night« lie and Ifte, Sal. Mai. lie and 20c al taxes clearly indicated the visited several days last week ed through the exchange of Isolat necessity for the action taken by with her sister. Mrs. Fred Har ed tracts of school lands within Thur»., Erl., Sept. IO-11— " U tile Tokyo. U. S. A.," ARMY COBBLER—How the shoeless Continentals at Valley the directors in reducing the divi ris. Mrs. McGarvtn will tench the Ihe national forests for this single Preston Foster, Brenda Joyce, Harold Huber, Daisy dend or. the common shares. Forge would have envied the United States soldiers of today when lx*c, J Farrell MacDonald, Richard Loo, Sen Yung. body of national forest land Silk Creek school this year. "The company is devoting every the Army carries to the field every facility for keeping footwear Miss Alberta Wilson left Thurs S al.. Sim., Sept. 12-1.1— "A Man From Cheyenne," Roy effort tow aid playing its full and day enroute to Clatskanie to whole and comfortable! SALESM AN A CCUSED O F Rogers, George Hayes. Sally Payne, Lynn Carver. effective part in the winning of Despite the modern mechanization of the armed forces, shoes leach school the coming year Miss D R UN K EN DRIVING Also. "Bullet Scar»," Regis Toomey, Adele Ixmgmlre, the war. Its resources, facilities Lovina left the same day. She will are still a most important factor in the soldier's equipment. Aa I lowaixX de Bilvg. and personnel are dedicated to teach in Eugene. Charles Livingston Hogg, 61, Army shoe lasts about four months and in that time is re-soled all-out victory. We appreciatei Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lowrance salesman, was arrested Monday a) Mon. Tues., Wed.. Sept. 11-15- 16— < I.OSED twice. The shoe then is ready for salvage, and from this Uncle greatly the sympathetic under spent a few days last week at Dram by Chief of Police Trimble Sam also derives a percentage. With the latest equipment and Thur«., Fri., Sept. 17-18— "Danger in the Faelfte," U*o standing and expressed coopera Sweet Home and other points. On and firat brought to the county skilled repairmen some of the camps and posts can turn out 900 Cardio, Don Terry, Louise Allotitton, Edgar Barrier, tion of the public of our policy to the return trip they visited their jail at Roseburg to face a charge Turban Bey, llerls-rt Holmes, David Hoffman. pairs of re-soled shoes a day, according to the Quartermaster keep the lines clear for the armed daughter and family at Murcola. of drunken driving, according to forces. Our current advertising Corps. Millions of shoes have been bought for the Army since it Sheriff Cliff Thornton. Hogg was program seeks the aid and as is estimated that each man in the fighting forces will require 10 Saleshooks. receipt books, book taken back to Drain for arraign sistance ot all of our customers keeping system The Sentinel pairs during his period of service. i ment in the justice court there, i to cooperate fully in making it possible for us to move with dis- , patch the telephone traffic vital E ° n t ‘ ~ c Mc„ t 0 .r s G e P to the needs and necessities of our ‘ The Navy E Award nation's war activities. War calls Rural Eire Crews Prove Worth PONTIAC. MICHIGAN. — Pon come first." CORVALLIS — Organization of tiac Motor Division's production rural fire protection crews was of 20 millimeter anti-aircraft can WOMEN W A N TED FOR NAVY more than justified before the non over the last six months mer summer was half over, according its the addition of a star to the Qualified w o m e n of Cottage to reports re reived here from division's Navy “E" burgee Gen Grove and vicinity now are be N U M B E R 60. *2 w onderful hunches for 2 uoinh-ifiH k:‘»efus. • S oiih * county agents. In Morrow county- eral Manager H. J. Klingler re ing offered important posts in the p rices that mive y o u reni m oney. * llo u out* Ibid irot to n hull nume. some 20 grass and grain fires cently has been informed. Women’s Reserve of the United started by lightning were put out States navy as yeomen, store Pontiac last January was the with the loss of only approximate first car manufacturer to receive keepers and radio operators. ly 200 acres of grain, a record the Navy award for production of Under the program made pub which would have been impossible war material. The additional star lic today by Captain W. J. Giles, in other years, considering the is believed to be one of the few director of naval officer procure number of fires started. In Sher awarded in the Middle West. ment for the thirteenth naval dis man county losses by mid-summer In announcing the additional trict, applications for enlistment were about one-tenth of normal. recognition. Admiral H. A. Wiley, in the women's reserve will be re In Crook county quick response of chairman of the Navy Board for ceived at the Seattle headquar equipped fire crews saved the Production Awards, wrote: ters. ranch buildings and hay on the “On behalf of the Secretary of Applicants should write to the Stuart Stapleton farm. More than the Navy. I congratulate all Pon Office of Naval Officer Procure 80 fires were reported brought tiac employes on their outstand ment, 117 Marion street, Seattle, See how much you save on these typical examples under control in July alone by ing achievement This award is and request that application rural crews throughout the state. not lightly bestowed in the first blanks be mailed to them. A briet Poison Used to Halt Rabbits instance: the requirements for re history and qualifications of the TOMATO JUICE ONTARIO—The jackrabbit cy newal are equally exacting. By- applicant must be included in the DATED BREAD cle seems to be swinging back to being selected for this additional request. Sunny Dawn— No. 2 cm » 9c J u lia Lee \V rig h t« 11 -> lb. loaf 13c It takes very little longer to pre the abundant str.ge in this county, honor you have demonstrated that COCOMALT pare an interesting. well halaiH-ed FLO U R reports County Agent R. E. yours is no half-hearted effort but FIV E NEW NAVY RECRUITS Chocolate Mult Drink lb. can 25c noon meal than it does to eat Kit eben t'roft 19 lb bag $1.59 Brooke. To save crops and range rather a solid determination to whatever the refrigerator happen* in the Jordan Valley and Arock supply the fighting forces with IN ST A N T POSTUM Willard Petersen, principal of CORN F L A K E S to offer. Betide*, with the "keep sections a successful poisoning materials they must have to carry the London school last year, has | H ealth beverage f ox. can 39c A lber« II oz. pkg 2 for 16c program was put on. Kills of up the engagement to the enemy.” enlisted in the navy and will re fit" program on th rou gh ou t COFFEE to 300 rabbits from one poisoning Production of the 20mm gun is port for duty at Bremerton, Fri Amers a, you owe it to Uncle Sam C R A C K ER S were reported. The poison method one of six war assignments being day. He enlisted in the radio | Hill», lb. 31c; .MJB, Gtddci W. lb. 30c to make lunch a* much a "Victory” New Leuder Stabt« 2 Ib. et II 18c rather than the old-time rabbit carried on by Pontiac Motor. technician branch. Four left Eu meal as breakfast or dinner. Here COFFEE G R A P E F R U IT drives has been recommended be Klingler said. He added that all gene Monday to report for train are two menu ideas that were hMwiirda— Victory Bag lb. bag 24c Glenn Air«- fiim y — No. 2 ean cause of the scarcity of materials projects are "on schedule or ahead ing. These young men were: Rich- | 14c planned ami tested by the Safe needed in drives. MACARONI ard Palmer, Leo Tonoli, Jack PEARS way Homemakers’ Bureau. of schedule.” or Cut Spaghetti Pruitt and Darrell Sarff. 3 lbs. 19c («rein Tag Brand, Np. 2* j eun 17c Almost 1000 acres of Highland LUNCHING ALONK TWO GRADUATE FROM Bent grass are being harvested Grilled Open-fare Cheete Sandvirh QUIET LABOR DAY ( AMP DAVIS for seed this year in Marion coun Whale Wheat Stripped xtlh baron It was a quiet Labor Day ex- i ty. The seed is of excellent qual Mired Tomataee vith Em orite Orrenng William L. Turner and Edward perienced here with practically all ity and will return growers a good baked A pple with Cream LARGE W H ITE BEA N S 5-lb. pkg 30c E. Cooper who have been attend business houses closed. Myron CHERUB MILK tall can« 3 for 24c income per acre. Oatmeal Cookiee ing the anti-aircraft artillery Perry, chief of police, said the BABY FOODS ( «erber’¡s I for 25c M ilk or Tea LIP t ON S TEA, black 20 bag etu 23c Extensive fires on the bombing school at Camp Davis, North Car police department experienced the MOTHER 8 0 A T 8 . «•up, «aticer pk 29c NOTE: It's well to l»e prepared olina graduated last week and quietest holiday seen here in many CANTERBURY TEA black 20 bag 19c range in Morrow county have for «lays when you chan«e to eat driven large bands of rabbits off have been commissioned second yaars with no arrests and not NABISCO 100% B RAN l.g, ¡»kg 18c SHORTENING M uffo Io. 20c I lb 73c home alone. Cheese, bacon, ami the desert and onto irrigated lieutenants ir. the U. S. Army. even an accident. Many worked CROWN FLOUR 49 lb. bag $1.79 over the holidays and a few went oatmeal cookies ran easily lie kept PRESER VES, KvcrhcMt A««t 14 or 21c farms of Boardman and Irrigon. Turner was formerly employed by on hand; tomatoes can Ite scalded CREAM CH EESE Battleground lb 29c the Woodson Motors here and for short week end trips. PEACH ES • a sllc ( 'r< si No 2 1-, can 10c Strip cropping is being tried and stored in the refrigerator Salesbooks. receipt books, book ZEE TOILET T ISSU E 4 for 15c this year on the C. A. NLsh farm Cooper was a former teacher in DILL PICKLES I’amdi««- Qt. jar 17c ready to ,*eel; and extra bakes! keeping systems. The Sentinel. in Gilliam county, where crested the Culp Creek school. apples make good solitary desserts. wheat grass was sown this spring SCHOOL CHILDRBN’S LUNCH with summer fallow land in be Z^= SU-PUR B W HITE Vegetable-beef Sou p in lejrgr Sou p Plalee tween to be seeded to wheat this Whole Wheat Crarkerr SOAP fall. KING Prarh, Pear, and Catlagr Cheete Salail 24 ox. bx 19c Gran. Soap Whole Wheat or Enrirhed While bread K N ITTER S W ANTED 50 ox. bx 37c butter 23 uz. pk 22c Jam-filled Cup Cakee A consignment of wool is on its PART WOOL Camp BLANKETS 1J 9 I.nd.., I.lc, m . . ( i . » » m .11 Milk way to Portland to be knitted in Prices Subject to M arket Change» O X FO R D GRAY you« monay back without qu«iOo<il PAIRS to warm garments for Russian ci NOTE: With an hour or less for vilians and soldiers. Winter is ap lunch, school children naturally Self -Bound 5*7 wool for extra warmth. SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 37c proaching and the need for warm want food to be ready the minute Rich colors with sateen clothing increases daily. Instruc Wool, Cotton, Rayon. they get home anil don’t want to ROUND STEAK Lb. 39c tions and knitting bags will be bindqig. 72x84 , he bothered with complicated »Size 62x84 furnished free. Would you like to BEEF ROAST— blade cut Lb. 28c dishes. Soup, salad, anil dessert Frsih snd top quality ot knit a sweater Tor a Russian meals like the one al>ove are nu LUNCHEON M EATS— Asst. Lb. 33c • II your money b«cl> I child, Money is being solicited in tritious, quick to prepare, and Cottage Grove to buy some of this easy to eat. wool yarn as soon as it arrives in Buy W ar Bonds and Stam ps with Portland and Mrs. Ray Funk of A new Safew ay f eature WHITE SHEET More " H v n t h o a f o r L u n c h « « " the money you save here 333 Lane St. will give one after Clean & drawn ‘‘PAN R E A D Y ” Chickens Part W ool Filled Hunches for lunch I kjx meals is noon a week to assist beginners BLANKET the subject of the feature article Buy Chicken« t hi.*» new and better way no wait in the art. Those desiring to con QUILTS S A L A D D R E S SIN G Warm and soft in the Family Circle of September tribute either money or time, or ing. You don't pay for legs, head», or other waste 11. This magazine comes out every betler still, both, should contact Size 70x99 you can't use. Duchess Miracle Whip Floral Sateen Covers Mrs. Funk at her home on Fri Thunwlay—is J r e e at Safeway. Pl 22c Qt. 36c Qnarf 41c COLORED FR Y ER S 2i/2-3'/2 avg lb. 59c $ days, or Mrs. H. B. Blake at 1046 S a fe w a y Grover Ave., evenings. M A Y O N N A IS E COLORED FOW L fully develop In n lb 49c H o m e m a k e rt’ B u re a u Nu.Made pt 27c Bent Fond« pt 33c J U L I A L E E W R I G H T , D ira e to r LEGHORN FOW L— lighter In n« lb 47c Wheat, Cotton COTTON Wheat is now the most valuable as will as the most important and vital 80% WOOL PLAID SINGLES mmm farm crop in the United States with r 72x84 SINGLE cotton ranking second. aw roe. Kxi re u u to 9 0 N . A rc a d e T h e a tre D iane T h e a tre On Oregon Farms SAFEWAY timteauJaee (juiJe Put this column in your cookbook under uhynches for Iniches” REMEMBER..SAFEWAY’S LOW WEEK-END” PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK! Warm Bedding ^1, I f SAtetM r GtMM/m eD M &T9 PRODUCE ‘3.98 ‘3.98 1.19 ‘2.98 HMr we Momœ ¿ Invest ten percent and more in War Savings Stamps and Bonds and make America strong in defy ing and crushing dictatorship whenever and wherever the mon ster rears its head. 79c COTTON PAIRS 72x84 $ To Relieve Muety e/ P f A T TAO V J Led i y O 666 L IQ U ID TABLETS SALVE NOSE DROPS COUGH DROPS Tnr “MhMy-TiMi" — a Waartrrfal Liaimeat 1.49 BLANKETS B eautiful colors with rayon satin bindings. SAIO WXZ0 C0M£ A « 0 WATCH M t PITCH, SATURDAY s r swxm? SUT TOUR MOTMtR INSISTS ON oome AU. OP M R STOPPINO ON SATUR0AŸ8 ANO HA VI TO 00 I 72x84 OPT UH « 0 OROPR A W HK0AV NOW SAtPWAV ADWRTIPPO ■7.90 P E N N E Y 'S PRICPS ARP NOW ppppcrwe PARut IN THP WPPK. W h y d o n ’t y o u get your "big oriler on a weekday t««>? Not only will you have more lime to play on week-ends, but you'li be able to shop more leisurely if you get your big grocery order on a weekday. Safeway’« specially Low advertlacd price«, you know, arc guotl all week! SAFEWAY
