PAOE BIG AT
Til I KSI) A t
TUE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
producer, wholesaler, o r re ta ile r
in complinnct> w ith new U. S. con
sumer standards, w hile any eggs
sold as A A most have been in
spected bv a licensed federal in
spector. A ll must be plainly m ark-
ed as *° knide and size,
Rvv ****** provided to r u n
der ****’ LIPA classification me
jumbo, e xtra large, large, medi-
um; and sm* ll. Phe m inim um net ,
"e ig h ts per dozen of these are.
resp.'etively, 28 ounces, 26 ounces,
24 ounces, 21 ounces and IS
ounces
Some va ria tio n o f in-
dividual eggs is allowed w ith in
,bese to ta l weights. Thus, fo r the ,
d ,ffe rcn l grades individual eggs
ma-'
included which by the d i« -
f n " o u ld weigh not less than 27,
23, 20, and 15 ounces,
ounty Agent I letcher has fu r-
,h er detalls on eKK w ,1,n« Prict*
and ,he ne" v s consumer egg
Kt odes, o r these may be obtained
d irt'ct from the p o u ltry depait-
ment at Oregon State college.
I
S O C IE T Y
Fishing
Theatre
¿Programs
I ». I9i 1
b ir t h s
A P P O IN T E D SALES M ANAGER
had charge of the program which nate food fo r the dinner and <iup-
was on borne missions.
per to lie served thoue attending
♦
iii ,1'lilitim , in .■ *
■ ■ t which
DEGAGE C U B E N T E R T A IN E D w ill to served by lb. hosts, those
■-
being present nt the meals are
The Dcgage club was e nte rtain - asked Io bring a salad and eithei
G I T U » A N » A ll» M E L T
ed Tuesday nt a 1:3(1 dessert at pie, cuke o r doughnuts.
Some m odifications o f federal
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid the home o f Mrs. Mae Denny
Member« were invited to alle nn
grades fo r eggs sold through re-
ta il channels have been made by
and
the
C hristian
Fellowship H igh score was received by M is the food dem onstration fo r pre-
the CPA in placing permanent
G uild o f the Presbyterian church Fannie Lento. The next meeting -ctving by drying, storing and
met Wednesday afternoon in the " i l l be May 25 w ith M rs. C u rtis fteezlng, to he presented by Miss
prlce ceilings on m arket eggs, an
Lyle. County dem onstration agent,
explanation of which
has just
church parlors w ith Mrs. George French entertaining.
jilt the London school on May 19
been received by Countv Agent
M atthews, Mrs. I.. W. C oiner and
♦ —
O S. Fletcher. Irom Noel' L. Ren-
at 2 p. nt. the dem onstration w ill
Mrs. F. C. Hoskins hostesses, 'th e '
W. S. C. H. M E E T IN G
nion, extension p oiiltrym an at
G uild voted to s ta rt a fund of
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,n connection w ith Neighbor-
Oregon State college.
$5.00 to send the voting |w«.pie tv
The W om ens Society of Chris- hood Leaders activitie s and w ill
summer camp The «levotit ns were Ban Service o f the M ethodist be sponsored fo r London Latham
Grades provided fo r eggs sold at
led by M rs Clarence Moore and church met Wednesday afternoon d is tric t* by tin- London 4 11 M oth-
re ta il are AA. A. B. C. or assorted
the program on L a tin Am erica «< ’ b* church Mrs. J. D Monroe
i;*‘' b
eggs. Assorted eggs are those
was in charge of Mrs A W Shof-
»he devotions and Mrs. Lee
hollow ing (he meeting n social
which are edible but ungraded
sta ll W illi Mrs M atthews a?sist- Cooley was In charge of the pro- hour was enjoyed w ith refresh-
and which have a net weight of
ing Refreshments were served at tiram on child labor and was as- menta served by
Mrs.
Emina
not less than 43 pounds per case
the tea hour bv the hostesses »toted by Mrs. N. E. Compton and K e lly and Mr. and Mrs. Leon M ot-
and contain not more than 20 per
cent o f d irty and unchecked eggs
M rs. W a lte r Sorensen. Mrs. A l- ton Tins
is the last meeting to
James G. Jordan, who has been ap
These are required to be m arked
to
r
t
Woodard
acted
ns
secretary
huv,,
rt.f,vshincn,s
Hcrved bv u
pointed Retail Sales Manager for
in the absence o f Mrs. B righton
,
assorted o r ungraded eggs and
REBEKAHS MEET
Shell 0.1 Company, Incorporated.
com
m
ittee
and
m
em
tota were
Leonard Mrs. Leonard reslgn-xl
sold at grade C prices.
aaked
to
each
bring
sandwiches
L. G. M cLaren, vice president-
Rebekah kxlge met Friday eve- as secretary on account of her
A ll eggs sold through reta il
M arketing. Shell O il Company, In - ntng at the I O O. F. hall at business ami M rs W. II. Bachelder fo r (h e ir own fa m ily to the meet-
channels w ith the exception of
corporated, has announced the ap- which tim e second nom ination o f was elected to f ill her unexplred ing, June 4. Coffee w ill he fu r-
A A grade may be graded by the
pointm ent o f James G. Jordan to officers was held and names were term . The hostesses, Mrs. S. L. nished by the grange
the post of R etail Sales Manager recommended fo r advisor and as- M ackitt. Mrs. W. A. Briggs and
_____ __ _
-
Lane C ounty - Angling condi-
♦1«««
fo r the company.
sistant advisor o f the Theta Rho Mrs. Joseph Safley. served re-
Engraved, printed or processed
' ‘ 1
1
X m eastein
On
his retu
w
Girls,
Plans
were
complet
d . fo
freshtnents.
,
.
V I» <«■£«
t i t u rn.
i i i , Jordan
Iiv ik u in
M i ill
l l I make
llu n i
s ilt te .
( itiit.v
A V ft» -
L
v n ip it l
V
I»»« r
wedding announcements fo r salci
Lane c o u n ty w tth w ater c le a rin g , his headquarters ,n San Franci, . the l.O.O.F. ami Rebekah home-
by The Sen tin e l______ _
W.Cri: s?me ,n ice co.
coming
ay evening
L A S T M E E T IN G
tuning to
to be
he held
held F
F rid
riday
evening
catches taken the last few days
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at 8:00 o'clock at the Odd Fellows
The Friedshlp class of the I’ res-
«hoo'ld’
,
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n
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hidl' '«nd \? il
\ u / 'tug?M
should improve this week end 1
1 i to
to present. The copim ittee fo r b yterian church held th e ir lis t
Best results on the lower p a rt of
3 tablespoons b u tte r
refreshm ents to act w ith a com- m eeting u n til fa ll Wednesday cvc-
the riv e r have been w ith fly , also
3 tables|xx)ns minced onion
m ittee from the Odd Fellows w ill mng nt the honu- of Mrs V lnal
spinner and bait. The sm aller
3 tablespoons flo u r
|to* Ina S tu a rt. Helen Ashbndge, Randall w ith nine members of the
streams have not been very good
3 cups m ilk
Jeanette T urpin, M y rtle Gleason. c,a*s present and one visitor, Mrs.
the last few days. The M iddle
1 cup vegetable w ater or
and E ffie Ballew.
Powel. m other o f Mrs. Randall.
F o rk o f the W illam ette in the v i
1 cup m ilk
F ollow in g lodge a shower was Mrs. LeRoy Beghtol, president,
c in ity o f Oakridge has been only
2 teaspoons salt
given honoring M artha S m ith who " ’■* *n charge of the, meeting and
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
fa ir due to snow w ater. F a ir
Speck p«*ppcr
was presented w ith a g ift and cor- , *M‘ program, which was a Bible
May 13-1415
catches have been reported from p , cups fin e ly chopped
sage. Regular election o f officers ***»dy. was led by Miss iX tro lh y
f / ’a a Disney Lesson in L o r s '
the N o rth F ork o f the W iliam -
cooked vegetables
w ill be hekl at the next meeting, Moore. Refreshments were served
Paprika
ji=^WAiT WSBEY5_^ e tte -
M ay 21. w ith the fo llo w in g re- b> ,h *‘ hostess at the close o f the
In western Lane county. Lake M elt b u tte r in double boiler. Add
freshm ent com m ittee in charge- evening.
creek and Deadwood are fa ir, w ith th e onion and cook over direct
Vina S m ith. M ildred Anderson.
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sm all spinner the best lure. Sius- heat unu | tender. A d d ‘flo u r and
Toilet Sets by Yardley
Ina S tu a rt, Jeanette T urp in . Eva H ER BO N, » » ItE N A GRANGES
law riv e r in tide w ater is good on st , r smooth. Then add m ilk anil
T » HE I l l l X r H O STESSES
Old South, Evening in
Aubrey
and
N
ellie
King.
tro ll. Doc Shelton and worms be- vegetable w ater, and cook over
Federal Grading
Of Eggs lUodified
M »
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Joll an- the
parents of a son born
Friday.
May 7, al the M cFarland m ater
n ity home. The baby has been
named L u rry E rvin anti weighed
7 pounds.
M r. and Mrs. Charles Lindsey
i.;a sli,u, „ ,,f Cottage Grove un-
,,„ unw.
b irth <,( a son to rn
| U(,M,ay May | | , ,,t the M eFur-
,a|u| ........................
ma|,.r il „ y home.
baby
.......
...... The
..... .........
_
we|»hed X |tounda mid 2 ounces
h(((t
nani,^j j an,<-, Lind-
sey.
I M and Mrs. Donald W illia m i
announce the a rriv a l of a laugh-
te r born Saturday, May 8. at the
home of Dave W illiam s. She has
been named Junntta
Mae a n t
weighed 7'» pounds.
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D inner guests lit the <» W.
B la tkm ore
M„ , he rs
dny
w,.n . M r a,„ | Mrs. W illiam Funk
and daughter, M r. anti Mrs L C
Funk and sons --f Black Butte anti
M r ,,,,d *'*r* Norman M nckinorv
and son
SalcsIsMiks, receipt books, book-
keeping systems The Sentinel
"nienitoni
ARCADE
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Also
THE BATTLE FOR NORTH AFRICA!
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Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed.,
May 16-17-18-19
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Thurs., Fri., Sat May 20-21-22
C0MMAMÜ0S
s r /r /M
/ i r DAWN
PAUL MUNI
A
C O tU w B IA
P f C Î U « E
D IA N E
ing the best lure. Ten M ile and
Big Creeks are only fa ir, w ith
pggs bringing the to st
results,
S.ltcoos lake is fa ir fo r tro u t on
tr o ll and perch fishing
T„ is good.
D
f V
l n > ,h t R<**e-
a '.ln s - ’ ? * .e r u
na . tream co nd itio n^ tro u t fish-
.UX t J 1O^ r
teW i rOUl
arc to in o taken, mostl> on salmon
fure T T t e ^ f e ^ M m i w h T ’ have
i u.re . Id e I? * fo rtie s who have
hiked the 12 m il « to Fish Lake
abo\e Camp C om fort report only
fa ir success. Chiirook salmon fish-
mg in the N o rth Lm pqua liv e r
below W inchester has improved
slig h tly the past week, but is not
yet at its best.
In western Douglas county, due
to high w ater, angling was re
ported very poor over the week
end.
M V
»
JONES JANf FRAZEE
r v T VI I
A t the Boy Scout m eeting M on
day night at the arm ory. Bob
Naish was elected senior p a tro l
leader and Russell P o rte rfie ld
9u a lli,ed fo r the m ile run fo r
emergency patrol. Those who
qualified fo r the Scout pace were
M yron Schaffer. Haskel M o n t
gomery, H erb Lom bard, David
Somers. Wesley Thompson. John
Dunlevy, Ashley Flaten, D arrel
Easterling and Don Vincent. As
sistant scoutmasters Lance Nafsh
and Joe C rick m et w ith them.
T h e ir m eeting next week w ill be
on Tuesday evening instead of
Monday night as the Creswell
Scouts w ill be here to meet w ith
them.
Employees of the Commonwealth
Edison company of Chicago collect
ed more than a m illion pounds of
metal scrap at home, in addition to
the almost eight m illion pounds of
metal salvaged by the company at
its various plants.
HE
Women Wireless Operators
Sat., Sun., May 15-16
Nearly all of the wireless teleg
raphers now on duty at RAAF op
erational stations in Australia are
women of the Women's Auxtralian
Auxiliary A ir force.
CARD OF THAN KS
Also
•ABVIV
GOOGLE^
U SO
o f
IH O N O C S A M « c r u s t
Men., Tues., Wed.,
May 17-18-19
CLOSED
Thurs., Fri., May 20-21
to r
We desire to thank our friends
fo r th e ir sym pathy and kindness
shown in our recent bereavement
and fo r the beautiful flo ra l o ffe r
ings. R. E. Masters, James Mas
ters and J. H. Powell fam ily.
39-1 tp
FOR
PLANTING
TIME
New crop of garden and
field seeds here—Get youi
onion sets, potato seed, etc
\ z«« *
now for the early garden.
ft
A
Ptctyre wrtti
JIMMY
LYDON
• • Henry Aldrich
M ount M oriah Baptist Church.
Rev- o b ’idlah Brown. Pastor.
Preachin' m o rn in ’ and evenin',
In de prom ulgation of religion
to de Gospel, three books
“ necessar>
Bible, de hym n-
book and de pocket-book.
A ll
good bredern
SLStern ls
(O come to m eetin’ tom or-
row and br jng au three.
_______________
Prices o f wheat and corn con-
but ____
the
,inue
to rise ____
and ____
fa ll _____
____ _____
price o f w ild oats remain as ever,
Yours trooly.
TO
—♦ —
C H R IS T IA N C H i R ( I I
C O V N C IL
L A D IE S
The C hristian Church Ladies
Council held an a ll day meeting
Tuesday a t the church w ith a cov-
ered dish luncheon served at the
noon hour. A t the business meet-
ing in the afternoon election o f of-
ficers was held. Mrs T. M. Boyd
being elected president; Neva
„
a , v«i
„
Shaw, vice president; Miss Ruth
^ c ° tt, secretary and Mrs. Sm all.
treasurer. There were 23 ladies
present at the m eeting at which
,,
„
...
. . j .u j
tlrnc M rs. Ray Vincent led the de
votionals and Mrs. Campbell gave
the scriptgre reading. Mrs. Moon
POMONA
GRANGE
Hebron Grange met fo r th e ir
regular m on thly business meeting
!|* ,b<* C om m unity hall on Friday
evening F or the a g ric u ltu ra l re-
P°>’ . W a lte r B aker read a le tte r
regarding in fo rm a tio n on avail-
abl‘‘ canning supplies fo r preset-
' ation o f home garden produce,
Members were asked to do more
dehydrating, storing and freezing
to conserve ja r lids o f m etal this
>eaf n a , a Qn lvIu l. Ieaw, f<XM, waji
ajso re(x>rted on.
Dorcna and Hebron
Granges
* *R
X>mt hosts fo r Pomona on
May 2nd and com m ittee appoint -
ments were named by Jeanne
M orton, home economics chair-
rtan. M ctntors were asked to do-
FOR HIM
Paris, Etc. 5 Year Diaries,
Boxed Soaps, Perfumes,
Colognes, Etc.
Shaving Bowls, Lotions
and Sets by Seaforth and
Yardley, Bill Folds. Mili
tary Brushes, P o c k e t
Knivos, Key Tainers.
FOR EITH ER OF THEM
Shenfiers Life T;mc Pens and Penc’ls and Sets — Photo
Albums—Bibles—Scrapbooks—Croquet 8«ts.
GRADUATION CARDS
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
BROWN'S DRUG STORE
P H O N E 211
B O B N A IS H E L E < T E D S E N IO R
PATROL LEADER
t'tllity Employees Aid
Thurs.. F n , May 13-14
boiling w a te r u n til smooth and
thickened. Add seasonings and
vegetables. H eat;
then serve.
spring|ed w ith paprika Serves 6
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tìomemakeoA’CftdJe,
Canning Supplies
Canning season
just ahead
Thin year the legion of home fanners
will be far larger than ever before. And
with the fanning season just ahead,
it ’s none too soon to start planning
now for this food conservation event.
Plan Your Canning Budget
O f course, the amount of home canning
you do will depend upon the size of
your family. I t is just as wasteful to
esn too much as it is to pass up the can
ning season altogether. A fair allow
ance for the average person is 100
quarts of canned fruits and vegetables
a year. This figure includes both home
and commercially canned foods. Divide
that 100 quarts in thirds, one-third for
fruits and berries, one-third for toma
toes and tomato juice, and one third
for vegetables with a large portion in
leafy and green vegetables, and you
have a rough estimate of your fam ily’s
needs for the year.
T his allowance doesn’t include
jellies, pickles, relishes and those
extras th a t pep up the menu the
year around.
Assemble a ll yo u r jars th a t can
to used fo r sealing. Some m ayon
naise and peanut b u tte r jars and
o the r jars can be use d if they
take the standard size self-seal
ing lids. Check the mouths o f the
jars and discard a ll those w ith
chips, cracks, or flaws, fo r such
defects make perfect sealing im
possible. I f you’ve h a lf gallon
jars, plan to use them fo r toma
toes and fru its . They are too
large fo r the proper perietration
of heat fo r o th e r foods.
Be sure there’s enough storage
space fo r yo u r canned goods be
fore you plan t.oo much canning,
fo r if you haven't a place to keep
them, don’t can foods w ill spoil!
They should to stored in a dark,
cool place. It is not wise to keep
them in the kitchen because of
the heat from cooking.
Include com m ercial p e c t i n s ,
p icklin g spices, p araffin , self-
sealing lids and added canning
jars on yo ur preparatory shop
ping list, as w e ll as anything
else you may need.
t
Point Value
I iu h
( 4 ) Soup, fumphell Vegetable
Ja r Lids, Kerr Keg 3 dozen 25c
Jar Caps, Kerr Kegular Dozen 21c
Ja r Rubbers, Keg. Doz. in pa 4c
Jels-Rite Pectin 8 oz 3 hottie 29c
Certo Pectin 8 oz hoi ll< s 3 fo r 41c
Parowax I Ih I’kg
12c
Jelly Glasses ’/< pint size Doz 43c
Cane Sugar
10 Ih hag 59c
Brcwn Sugar
1 Ih pkg
9c
Salt. Leslie s Plain, lod. 2 pk 15c
Flour Kitchen f r a i l 49 Ih sk $1.69
Flour, Drift S. o r I ’ ish. 49 Ih $1.89
Cake Flour S w at.s D o w n Ig pk 23c
Pancake Fir Suzanna 40 oz pk 15c
Corn Meal .VI am m y Lon 4*.. Ih 18c
Snowflake Crackers 2 Ih eln 29c
Hoi Ry Wafers ;»*/2 oz pkg 10c
Oata, M o m . G lo ry 48 oz pk 21c
Quaker Oats reg & quirk 48 oz 23c
Raisin Bran
10 oz pkg
11c
Shred. Ralston Cereal 12 oz pk 12c
Corn Flakes, Kellogg 11 oz pK 9c
Rice, .M J 1» White 2 Ih pkg 23c
Shred. Wheat, \ahineo 2 pks 19c
Bread .Julia Li e Wright 1 */2 Ih 13c
t r i
Soup Mix, I). L um M itali ro ttiti
4 nz.
2 for 29c
( 3 ) Soup,
K a tic lio
Tomato 3 fails 17c
( 8 ) Lima Beans, llahy 2 lit pkg
Blnckeyc Petut
2 Ih pkg
(14) Cut Beans, Sunt Sum
You'll Need This
Helpful Handbook on
Home Canning
Here’s real canning help for you . . .
gives you all the whya and hows of home
canning. How to plan your canning
toidget, what equipment you'll need,
about pressure canning, in fact, every
thing you need to know for succeanful
canning, frorzing, dehydrating, pick
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For Real Help In All Your Ham a
Canning Problems— Pill O ut The
Coupon Below and M AIL TODAY
Xu.
2 cun 17c
14c
(16) Peas, Island Ih II No. 2 t ail
12c
(11) Tcmato Juice, Sunny I). 46 oz 21c
( 4 ) O . pfruit Juice 46 oz can
31c
Lemon Jce Drop O'Lcmoit 2 oz 12c
Apple Juice
12 oz hot. 2 for 25c
6 pkgs 25c
(14) Pears, Kay Crest No. 2 eau
Dried Prunes
4 Ih pkg
(5)R Margarine Sunny Bank
Please send me the new handbook on
home canning by Julia Ix v Wright.
(Special Wartime Edition ) Enclosed
you will find 15c for coat of booklet, as
well as for all mailing charges.
Name
Street.............................................
C ity ................................. S t a t e .
18c
(24) Tomatoeii, Sliind’rtl No. 21/;.
Kool Aid Drink Mix
Julia fate W right
P. O. Box 6»iO
Oakland, California
21c
20c
39c
lh 17c
(5)R Margarine, Dalvwood lh pk 23c
(8)R Cheese, Battleground
Ih
33c
(2)R Vienna Sausage, Lilthy No.
lie
(15) R Chortening, Criaeo 3 Ih
00c
Coffee, Edwards Whole list Ih 24c
Coffee, Airway Whole Kat Hi 20c
Coffee, Nob Hill Whole lint lh 23c
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Apples Fancy W incsap.s
.151b
Tomatoes Mexican, fan cy
.17 lb
Peas ( ’a lifo rn ia , fine q u a lity .07y2 lb
G rpefruit C alif. M arsh »Seedless .06 lb
Radishes, Green Onions, Cucumbers
Lemons S u n k is t
.09V2 lb
Spinach local, g reen broad-leaf .05 lb
Oranges C a lifo rn ia N av e ls
.09 1b
W £ M y MEATS.
Pointa
35c lb.—6
39c lb.—7
45c lb.— 8
39c lb.—7
25c lb.—5
27c lb.—5
15c qt.
Leg Spring Lamb
Lamb Rib Chops
Lamb Loin Chops
Pork Shoulder Steak
Pork Liver
Bologna, Liver Sausage
Sauer K raut—bulk
4