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COTTAGE GKOVE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, T ill ILSOAV NOVEMBER 26, 1912
1296 Motorists ^ amers Urged to Make Intensive Hunt
Registered tor ™ a S I I M p ™ K « i d t t e
iy
n
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Seven Inducted Into
Gas Rationing u s ArmyNov u
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NUM BER 15
With the Chamber Turns Thumbs Down on
Boys in Street Decorations for This Year
Uniform Bank Deposits Pass President K arulall Appoint»
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I S rlw o i Say» .Nation 1» I><-| m - im 1I i i k
Ia r r n e r » fo r l le a i y
$3,000,000 Mark
M e ta l Needed.
Dale Carr, non of .Mi and Mrs
J. S. Carr of Disaton and a gradu­
ate ol the local high school, is
serving on a U. S. transport as a
first class seaman In the Pacific
Pvt Jack Ifolco-nb, son of Mr
and MA Fred Powell, is training
at Camp Polk. Louisiana, with th,
ifith engineers, accoiding to word
received here.
n atin g C o m m itte e fo r
N o m i­
1943
O fficers.
Enlistment of All
War Workers Is
PlacedUnderBan
Seven South lorne county boy»'
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iJoposits at the First National
were among the twenty-nine in-
The following telegram received
Bank have passed the $3,000,000
At the regular meeting Tuesday
Tardy M otorists May R egister ducted into the army by the Lane I November 24th from Donald M
nark, H. E. Eakin, vice president, noon, the Chamber of Commerce Government Acta to Assure
county »elective service board No. Nelson is self-explanatory:
mnounced yesterday.
A t Local Rationing
Deposits turned thumbs down on the holi-
Supply of Workers on
.3 on November 11th. Among tin»»,
Washington, D. C.
lave risen approximately $75O. i / j O day street decoration, inaugurated
Beard
Inducted were: Franklin Charlc* J
Nov. 24, 1942
Home Front.
in the past six months and are here about four years ago. "The
Black, Cledis Thedore Swanson. * Sentinel,
'tv- highest in the history of ihe expense of the decorations with-
Irvin Frank Brlcber, Murell Ver-1 Cottage drove, Oregon,
institution. This despite the fact out lights could be eliminated and
RATIONING C O R P S
DO lend Als-ene. Lavern Ashley San-
The government in asking the
that the buying of war bonds and the sum necessary for the proj- 3,000 OCCUPATIONS A R E
dahl,
all
ol
Cottage
drove;
George'
American
farmer
to
dedicate
the
OOOD JOB
.tamps has created a heavy with- ect, spent more profitably in some
INCLUDED.
F. Roggow of Culp Creek. Reece remaining weeks of 19-12 to an in­
Pvt Fank M. Willis of Cottage drawal.
other channel” according to the
Wheeler of Creswell and Rotiert tensified scrap hunt Steel mills Grove has been assigned to the
The situation is d escr'x d as membership. Several suggestions
A total of 1296 motorists were Nelson of Albany, a former rest need mon- heavy scrap and the AAF Basic Flying School, P e c o s ,___________
unusual and ____
one ____
that has never were made a.<j to the best method
The government acted yesterday
registered in the three day regis- dent, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. J farms are one of the best sources Texas As a recruit at Pecos Army occurred here before.
of using the sum needed for the to assure retention of a sufficient
t rat ion period at the Jefferson Nelson,
of this type of metal. We need Flying School, Pvt Willis will be
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street decorations, among which army of war workeis on the home
school ending Friday, Supt II II.
your further help m this farm trained as an aircraft mechanics T i p Q p n t i n o l Q h n r -t
was that the money be sent to the front by forbidding enlistment of
drive, and in aiding out salvage specialist. Be Is a former logger “' u c O G U W U C 4 Q I1 U II
Ferrln announced yesterday. This
Farm Home at Corvallis to pro- essential aircraft and shipbuilding
b i m i m i l e e s io continue this effort of Cottage Grove.
T e rm
S u b s c r ip tio n
total includes 1296 motorists win
vide Christmas cheer.
workers and expanding the list of
throughout the next few weeks.
D
x
T
A A
A
were issued "A" coupon books and
Despite the fact that street necessary jobs to one out of every
Mats and other material to help
Mrs. Don Allen received word K a t e I S A d v a n c e d
one "D" laiok Issued to a motor­
decorations will be dispensed with nine types in industry and agricul-
you are being prepared and will from her husband, who enlisted in
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cycle owner. The biggest day o.
during the duiation, merchants ture.
lie
mailed
soon
All
salvage
com-
’be
navy
construction
corps,
that
Due
to
the
unusual
number
of
the registration period was Thurs
were urged to decorate the wind
Selective Service Director Lewis
in It tec* an- being instructed to be arriv<-d at Norfolk. Virginia, new subscribers and to the un­
day when 364 motorists were
ows
B. Hershey announced that the
cord
inue
to
make
available
to
the
the
lffth
and
the
first
person
he
usual
number
of
address
changes
registered. The biggest afternoon
Another important matter to army and navy will refuse to ac­
farmer all their transportation »aw after leaving the train was by former residents and men in c |airT1 the atte'ntion of the Cham
was Friday when 2X8 were regis­
holding
essential
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Production goal.» to help every facilities and manpower' and to Pete Nelson, «too of Cottage the service we have found it nec- ^ “r'"was" the a p ^ in tm e n t V “a cept ¿ volunteers
“ te'rirera ft
aiid shmbmld
tered.
number to secure
coupons were about 300 more than Oregon farmer measure the tiest cooperate wuth you in every pos- Grove. Don sa ld jw had also seen essary to make a slight advance on nominating committee to recom- mg industries as well sls men who
first anticipated. Tin- territory contribution his iurm can make to »ible way . The nation is looking Vernon W illiams,, who arrived, subscription rates under one year. mend offjcers to ¡^rve the organ- have resigned
within no
covered in Ihe gas rationing
was the war effort in 1943 will lie es- to the American farmer
I am there some time ago. Mrs. Allen When an address is changed the iza, lon during 1943. President dav» hefnre thpv ^ u J
»on lew I ml lurget than that cover- labtished in early December, It. B. sure with your K«-lp. he will come is taking her husbands place at publisher of any newspaper now vinal Randall appointed the fol-
X pp y ,or eniisr-
the water office In the city hall, pays the
postal department 2 lowing committee: Stanley Aimes.
To Drotect those industries from
ed in the sugar i«Honing which Taylor, chairman of the state through
Mr and Mrs Ma’la V,Her aave " T ” f° r Pach gUCh addre” chanKp L J. McCoy and W. A Briggs.
T° P
,ndustr,es from
DONALD M NELSON.
accounts for llie huger number USDA war board, has announced
a drain of necessary men, Hershey
Mr. and Mrs. Mana ft.iiwr n v c unle„ , he subscnber notlf,es the
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Chairman
State goals will be announced
The local corps went the average
received wprd from their son. publisher immediately. With a
said he telegraphed every state
board one better in providing a shortly after a regional meeting
Claude R. . Miller . .that
he has just large number c f local people in
that local draft boards should
.
.
.
with
Secretary
of
Agriculture
notary In the person of Wurth
graduated as 2nd Lt. from he .-t- defease work who want th7 h o m e
"refuse a release to any registrant
Harvey tSarg. Harvey he is known Claude R Wickard in iJenver
ficers candidate school at Fait paper and with the large number
who is, or should be. classified in
as In the Oregon State Guardi Novemtier 30. County war boards,
Knox. Kentucky. He will r-main of service men. who must change
II-B or III-B” and who is em ­
who notarised some fifty to sixty farmers, and farm leaders will
there lor another six weeks train­ their address each time they arc
ployed in the two industries.
applications during the three daj then determine the .-.laximum con­
ing and then expret.» to be ti -:is- transferred, one can imagine the
To guide local draft boards in
period. Otherwise the motorists tributions that can be made in
ferred.
He
writes
that
he
enjoys
determining
which persons should
will i
would have had to hunt a notary. em
ik h
~ county,
i a ..i,n and
... these goafs
k <
i° o ,kall v a so n has come to ,f,e Sentinel even to the want arts, task in trying to keep the records
have occupational deferment, the
straight and the work involved,
Supt. Ferrin. the teachers and the then In- distributed to each latm „ close. The Lion players have
war manpower commission an­
ladies of the community have the through the 194.i farm plan of the turned in their pads and suits
Lewis Lockwood. 74, of Lorane
Thomas W. C ok has arrived at not to mention the expense in­
nounced the preparation of a mas­
thanks of the community In pro- AAA program
with many a regretful look and Quantico, Virginia, and has start- volved. New snort term rates ef- route, met his death in a collision ter list of essential war jobs con­
vlding this assistance without pay
Die new goal», the chairman remark. Realizing that they were ed training for a aeeond lieutenant Actively immeoiately will be at Eugene November 19th, when
about 3.01)0 of the nation's
to the public
There w ere few
~
" probably
» »• • look
•- »■-
»aid. will
big —
But p|aying their la»« football game, commission in the U. S. Marines, found under the Sentinel flag at the car he w as driving collided taining
‘
errors made during the three
tree dav ‘he 1942 goals looked big too. he __
, h<. ______
Lions gave _ __________
»weethomc the according
_ to word from Quantico ‘he ‘°P of page two. There is no with a Greyhound bus near 8th
o^uP®110^ -
The list expands the types of
period here, final tabulations re- «dd<>d. and they were surpassed, biggest beating of the season last Saturday. He will receive his com- change in the yearly rates,
and High street. Both Mr. and
jobs specified in earlier classifica-
Until
veal when the data was turned *d‘h an all-time record production Friday with a score ot 18-6. Feel- mission on completion of a basic
"
' ‘ December 15th we are giv Mrs. Lockwood were sent to a Eu-
over to the local rationing board achieved by farmer» despite handi- ln- that was a fitting score to end ten weeks curse, devoted to mill- in8 ‘he men of the armed forces gene hospital and Mr. Lockwood '¡°n‘S„Q
b>
¿7°™ pre5“ e !y
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g
of
>1.00
per
year,
died
about
an
hour
after
being
ad-
^
/
enera
.**
t!tles
a
special
rate
Of urtereat alao was tlu- far« capa. Shortage» of labor, rnijchm- the season with «he team packed tary rudimenta et
’ m u ted to the hospital.
Clted “ v ,U l
w ar
as a courtesy to them.
that a Connecticut motorist was l,»>. transportation, and process- their suits for the last time.
registered, or re-registered here, in« facilities wilt tie serious
This ypar's season was a season
I')on ,)u<an- 50,1 ol ®®r. and Mrs.
He was born in Missouri April
Arrangements have been mad«- threat» to oroducr&n which every of upsets for the Lions, beating -f,°hn Dugan, and a student in the
3, 1868, and was married Febru­
for the motorists who missed out agricultural agency will be help- the favored Springfield
Millers University of Oregon, severed his
ary 1. 1891. Mr. Lockwood came
on the registration period hen- mg farmers to o-'ercome Some 20-0
here nineteen years ago from
20-0, and
and the
Ihe Uni
Uni Htgfh
Higfh eleven
eleven un*vers“ |ps ‘‘es ‘ast week after
last week to register at the local definite steps In this direction 6^). ag well as the 48-6 win over enlisting in the navy. He reported
Washington and had followed the
have already hcer. taken
the Huskies. The dethroned Lion for duty ,he iirst of the week-
rationing board December 2nd.
occupation of farming during his
Taylor reportee that larger champions held fourth place in the
residence here. He resided on the
Mr and Mrs Vinal Randall have
The 36th annual sale of Christ-
goals than this year's record pro­ Tri-County circuit this year, beat- received won! from their son
Loiane route, west of town.
duction can be expected for live­ en by Roseburg. Lebanon and Vinal Jr. that he has been 'rans-
Surviving in addition to bjs mas Seals, in which the Lane
stock. dairy and poultry products. R'-edsport.
widow are the following children: County Tuberculosis association is
ferred from Norfolk. Virginit to
The Sentinel would like to have ^lrs. Bertha Fox
of Waconda, participating, opened throughout
Total crop acreage goals will he
The only acts left for .the foot- Gulf Port, Mississippi,
the names of all men in the armed Washington; Mrs. Inez Boyd of ‘he nation Monday, November 23,
about the same aa 1942, l»ut shifts
twill players are the awarding of
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forces, whether in training camps Quiicene Washington. Mrs. Hazel according to C. V. Simon, Eugene,
among Individual crops will he letters, captain's star, Twin Oaks
or overseas, together with their Lea bo of Cottage Grove, Alvah president of the association,
asked.
trophy, the letterman's plaque,
Rites for William Zimmerly. 51.
rank, the branch of service, where Lockwood of Bremerton. Wash- The Christmas Seal Sale, which
Military and lend-leane need» and pouibly u dinner will be giv­
well known logging operator, wen-
they are located and the birthday mgton, and a brother,
Lincoln W‘N continue until Christmas, is
together will demand half again aa en by the Lions club. Taking all
held at the Mills chapel Monday
oate of each service man. We, of Lockwood of Idaho, also by two ‘he sole support of the National
mueh food as in 19-12 altout one-
In printing
the
transportation
into consideration, the season
morning at 10:30 a. m. with the
a
• »
•
1
v course,
vzxai • va do
vz iivri.
cs 1 ■ 1 vaz
not w want
to print m
any grandchildren.
Tuberculosis association and its
fifth of the total food production, wasn't so bad after «11.
Rev. James Maxwell of the Cath­
panel handedI us last week, we lnformat,on about any serviceman
the war board chairman has been
Funeral services were held at 1700 affiliated associations in the
olic church officiating. Interment
u»'nÂ71thÎPtinw ,°tÎ J X nr ^ c u r iid ‘hat might be taboo by the war or lhe Milta chapel Monday after- United States. Canal Zone. Ha
informed. Needs of the armed
was In the 1 .0 .0 F.-Masonlc c«mte- forces and the allies will take
us.
A l that
inc » unie
it n < \ i l occurred navv dprvnrtnwnt^ and do not ask
-» l the Rev. * vx-aii
Ala^Vo and
and Pnortn
to .1»
nr, the
ladie» arc hvv navy dePar,m ents and do
ask noon nt o.nn
2:00 ____
p. m. __ with
a>‘- Alaska
Puerto Rico.
,°_US tL’ , 2 ‘.nce- ,? e lad.‘?__are- h^
for locatio» of any unit if over- Gordon Hypes officiating. Inter-
Ninety-five per cent of the in-
,cry'
more than a quarter of the meat.
Mr. Zimmerly who resided with a third of the lard, m arly a third
as.
ment was ,n the Masonic-I.O.O.F. «»me from the seal sale remains
his family at 207 II street, dust of the eggs and half of the canned
. . . .
. .
, . . .
We also would like to have an eem eterv
‘n ‘he state in which it is raised,
had also been organized, which is unrnountcd picture of each man in
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Five per cent goes to the nation-
Saturday morning at 4:00 a. m. at vegetables produced in America,
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‘ b p S I No r<v <'
,hc serv‘ce- Klossy Prln‘ pictures ( OCHROACH PO ISO N C A USED al association.
a Eugene hospital, following in-
Taylor called attention to goals
Heavy rains continue to fall ... a
y'
„ preferred. Parents or relatives of
D E A T H O F 47
With tuberculosis already In-
juries suffered In an accident on that have already been announced,
»'«ne.»fiay. 9 J a m. ‘o 1_ x m . selvice men residing in this trade
SALEM. OREGON—The poison creasing in a number of over-
the 18th, when he was hit by a These include at least n 10 , ,s , , r ovcr western Oregon with little
^for a let up. ...................
bringing
’ rent area, including
Dorena. Culp introduced into scrambled eggs crowded industrial areas in the
line while at his work in the pent increase in pork production, prospects
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Ano»
woods. At the time of his death. H 50 per cent extension In annual many of ‘he rivers and streams to anoisiau, Anna r.ranni».
Creek, Disston, London. Lorane served at a fatal dinner last Wed- United States, the nationwide goal
he largest
Panel No. 2. Monday. Tuesday, and Route 1, Creswell are asked nesday night at the Oregon state tor this year’s sale has been set
Mr. Zimmerly was associated with rye grass and ha iy vetch cover n,>ar a f,ood ®‘*Mf**- The
so far
far oc-
oc- Wednesday.
to please
please cooperate
cooperate and
and tell
tell your
your mental
by the
the National
National Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis as
as-
W. V. Chapman In the operation
crop seed»,
and 200.000.000 extra of ‘h«' senes of rains so
Wednesday. 1:00
1:00 p.
p. m.
m. to
to 5:00
5:00 p.
p. to
mental hosDital.
hospital, sw
sw iftlv
iftly claiming
claiming by
of the Green Ridge Lumber
Co, winter chickens
for meat. Ore- curred here Monday after a rather m.: Mrs. Marie Wicks, Mas. Ray neighbors, who may not see this the lives of 47 and leaving 400 sociation at $8,000,000. Simon said
ns
partner in charge
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-------. of the gon's »hare of this meat chicken heavy wind storm Sunday night. Vincent. Mae Whitlock, Eleanor announcement. Telephone 159 and other patients violently ill, was
"Lane county's part of this
logging operations.
Conner. give us this information or write sodium fluoride, common cock- quota is $5,500,'' rie added. "This
goal. iMtseci on percentage of total Tuesday Ihe Row River was near
Panel No. 3: Thursday. Friday, us a card or letter. In this en- roach poison, pathologists reported is the largest amount the associa-
Mr. Zimmerly had been a resi­ poultry, would be about two mil­ the flood stage with tributary
streams Hooding small portions of Saturday, 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 m.: deavor we would like to have the
Thursday. tions have ever asked, but it is
dent here since 1917 «-oming from lion chickens.
the low land» Tile Cottage Grove Mmea. Ruth Schroeder, Thelma help of the schools and service
The sodium fluoride, which nev- necessary to prevent a wide-
Ridgefield. Washington He was
darn eased a Hood threat here on Kime. Velma Barrel, Glen Arne, clubs.
er before in the annals of mecii- spread rise in tuberculosis.''
born at Ridgefield January 17.
the ( oast Fork.
Panel No. 4: Thursday, Friday.
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cal science had brought such wide-
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1891 and was mart led In 1916 to
Some streams carried an unusu- Saturday, 1:00 to 5:00 p. m.:
Special house committee recom- spread destruction, was not con-
Ella Krehser at Vancouver, Wash­
al amount of driftwood, particul-
Mmes Fred Blickle, Neta Kind- mended yesterday a six meriths' tained in the original shipment of
ington. Surviving an- hl.s widow
arly on the Siuslaw where flood
ard. Thelma Bagley and Barbara postponement of gasoline ration- frozen eggs, from which the din-
and five children:
Mrs. Dalsey
wnters combined with a high tide Hill
DeLong of Eugeni ; Bill J. Zim­
ing in all or least part of present- ner was prepared. Dr. Frank
carried down driftwood to smash
Re|lef Panel; M„
Ux)n. ly unrationed area "to see what Mcnne, University of Oregon
merly with the U. S. Army at
A woods accident took the life
Fort Stevens: Chas, Zimmerly of Robert L. ( ’lark, 19, the third at docks along the river and real- ard Mn, w D Lovegrin. Mrs voluntary tire saving will do.”
1 pathologist, said.
Jacobsen Mrs L j Mc.
with the U. S. Army at San An­ accidental death suffered by resi­ dents of Cushman at«« said to have G
Rites for Mrs. Sarah Ellen
Mrs s L Macki
Mrs
tonio, Texas: Dorothy and Patricia dents of this urea within a week. had a wild night of IL working c
Markley, 80, w i f e of the late
Zimmerly, both at home; anil a Young ("lark, employed by the and waiting for Ihe flood to sub- Ra,ph Tpetpni M„ R p BoyC(?
Thomas J. Markley, were held at
sister, Mrs. Lens Lammers of woods crew of the Row River
Mrs. Fay McLaughlin, Mrs. L. W.
the Mills chapel Saturday after­
Seattle, Washington. Also by two Lumber Co., was injured by n
‘ Coiner.
noon at 3:00 p. m. with the Rev.
TIRE DISPOSAL OATE
grandchildren.
I Gordon Hypes, Christian minister
falling limb on the 19th and died
EXTENDED
in a Eugene hospital early Sun­
ROSEHI’R41-EI (JENE MAIL
During a recent inspection of ¡by December 1st. e.-.d service will officiating. Interment was ir. Ine
Disposal of surplus tiles under
day morning. .
ROUTE LET
city carrier routes many places not be restored vntil walks are I.O.O.F.-Masonic cemetery
. _ .
. the gas rationing plan has licet
Mrs. Markley died at her home
were found to have walks which made safe for your carrier,
He w m born at Springfield ex„.n,„.(1 fron, November 22 to
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June 27 1923. an,I was married
, Possession of tires in
™ e conlract for carrying the are dangerous Io the carrier.
h ¡ s just as important that your at 45 South River road Novcino'/r
July 3. 1942, Io Edith Job at Cot­ excess of five for passenger cars '™“ 1 bc,w« 'n Roseburg and Eu Many wood walks having loose next door neighbor make neces­ 17th, She was boin „November 11,
tage Grove. He had lieen a resi­ nnd a spare for your trailer will gene, which incidentally serv es1 boards, concrete walks raised to sary improvements at which a car- 1862 in Gentry county, Missouri.
She came here in 1874 by boat to
dent hete for the past eighteen he illegal after December 1st.
this office, has been awarded to a sloping position from growing rjer js ¿bilged to n a vel over yout
The movement of turkeys to years.
Walter Duff of Elkton, it was an- trees, and a great majority of all neighbor's walk in order to de­ San Francisco She was a mcm'jer
market Is slower than usual this
of the Christian church and Royal
Funeral services were held at
nounced at Roseburg Friday. Th< walks have not been kept free j|ver y0Ur mail.
year due to transportation diffl- the Mills chapel Tuesday after­ H nr old Teen says—
Neighbors. Surviving are a da ign-
contract is effective December 1.' from leaves, falling apples, wal-
Duff is one of the contractors nuts, etc., furthermore, many
'IL
Mrs. Margaret Kanp of San
cullles and to the shortage of noon at 8:00 p. in. with the Rev.
1°
FranciseH' a son Eaul Markley of
help. Up to Saturday there hHd Gordon Hypea officiating. Inter­
now carrying mail between E u -: trees have hanging limbs, as low
been slightly over fifty percent of ment was In the Laurelhill eetne-
gene and Ashland.
;as 4 to 6 feet from walk which
Id'°- California, and a sister. Mrs.
local grown bird» placed on Ihe tery ut Springfield,
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makes them impassable for a mail I r
ri«i»nn- l i i i
-« w ir u .,-W illia m Medley of Cottage Grove.
carrier who is compelled to carry | wWch j feeJ sure they w in ^
' Also by one grandson
in,I one
market, according to D. C. Wil- • Surviving are his wife, his par­
134 PICTURES OF SERVICE
umbrella in rainy weather, al-
.
?
r
< great grandson.
son, Yonenlln buyer, who will be ents, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Clark,
MEN
so many places weeds and briarr 1
w wh to quote oiders from ls i
here until the crop has been mov- and a sister, Leveita Floyd of Cot­
NO WHIPPING ( R E \M
ed. Since ceiling prices went into tnge Grove,
Damon Scott, manager of the make the walks impassable on ac- Assistant Post Master General.
effect about twe weeks ago grow-
.
The war production board, act­
local J C. Penney store, said Mon- count of the carrier having clothes ‘In all city delivery territory
where the sidewalks are in a dan­ ing to Conserve fluid milk for con­
ers have been getting these prices DECEMBER 3RD FOR TA^DY
day he had assembled 134 pictures or umbrella torn.
of 34 cents for hens and 32 cents
R E O IN T R A N T S
of men in the service from this
Therefore, u n l e s s necessary gerous condition, city delivery sumer use and for manufactured
for toms. Previously a few lucky Car or truck owners who failed
prohibit-
trading area and that more p c- steps have been taken by proper- ' service should be withdrawn until dairy
. , products
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growers had lieen able Io get 3« to register in the nationwide gas “On the level folks, we've all got to turcs are coming in almost every ty owners to correct above side- ("c stdewalks have been properly ed dairy producers from dlstnbut-
ing whipping cream to 11 rose hob I
cents. Several hundred shipped Io rationing last week must wnit un- buy more W ar Bondsl Let's top day. The pictures are attracting walk conditions mentioned, mail rePa *rcd-
Alaska commanded ns high ns HI December 3rd, It was nnnnunc-
quite a hit of interest nnd crxn- delivery wlH be withdrawn from
N. J. NELSON JR.,
consumers, retailers, restaurants,
that 10% by New Year's."
37Mi cents.
ed at Portland Saturday
ment.
( districts which have not compliedl
Postmaster.
and other institutions.
Farm Production
Goals for 1943
To Be Hiked Up
Football Season
Closed for Lions
Lewis Lockwood
Killed in An Auto
Accident Nov. 19
j
Sentinel IFanfs
Names Local Men
In Armed Service
Zimmerly Rites
Are Held Monday
36th Annual Xmas
Seal Sale Started
’Scuse Us Ladies
Heavy Rains Fall
During Past Week »hi
IF ooî / s Accident is
Rites for Sarah
Markley Held 2.1st
Fatal to R. Clark
City Mail Delivery May Be Withdrawn
Unless Sidewalks Are Repaired
Turkeys Moving
Holiday Market