T HI KHI ».\ % « h T o P E R
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TTTE SE N T IN E L COTT \G E GROVE OREGON
High Production
Of Needed Crops
Is Asked in Goals
The Had, Bad Boomer
Dorena
B IR T H S
Wkat'lfottßuy'lÜiU.
tita n i
Sn long ax a soldier can eat nnd
think up disparaging names for his
equipment the A rm y w ill du »11
rig h t. Food is either "beans,** or
••chow.”
"Chow** may consist of a well
cooked meal or if circumstances de­
mand our flghting men have learned
to subsist on "R a tio n K ," the con­
centrated food that all of them ca rry
into battle.
With m illions of men nnd women
In the services It w ill requ.re a lot
of War Bond buying on our part to
keep them happy.
TO COLLECT 0 1 ,0 < EOTIIIN’G,
R V .s
A n a tio n -w id e c o lle c tio n cam -
[Miign fo r discarded c lo th in g , used
fa b rics, and rags is being planned
to meet heavy in d u s tria l and m ili­
ta ry
n -q u ire m e n ts
fo r
w ip in g
cloths, acco rd in g to W P B . O f f i­
cials emphasized th a t th e y do not
'w a n t clothes th a t the o w n e r w ill
w e a r again o r can use. The d is­
carded c lo th in g also w ill b e ’ used
fo r local re lie f and re lie f and re ­
h a b ilita tio n purposes abroad. M a ­
te ria ls collected w i ll be separated
and classified fo r best
possible
use. I t is expected th a t the c o l­
lection p ro g ra m w ill lx- handled
by In d iv id u a l states and co m m u n i-
11 les.
I KE MVNTIIETK Id Itltl li I OR
ELASTIC TH REA D
S y n th e tic ru b b e r m ay e v e n tu a l­
ly lx- used in g a rte rs , suspenders,
fo u n d a tio n garm e n ts, and u n d e r­
wear. A ll re s tric tio n s on the m a n ­
u fa c tu re o f e la s tic th re a d m ade
w ith s y n th e tic ru b b e r have been
suspended by W P B u n til A p r il 1,
te.S. TrMtwrjr PrfflrfmgRl 1911.
Excellent Rental Property
T liia p lace w ith o u t d o u b t re a lly w o rth th e m o n e y — In
e x c e lle n t re n ta l se c tio n on Hast M ain s tre e t; - 3 u n its. O c­
c u p y one sid e free. R ent from o th e r tw o a p a r tm e n ts w ill
m ore lim n ta k e cart- o f th e p a y m e n ts. All th re e u p n r tm e n ls
a re fn rn is h e d e x c e p t b e d d in g find dish es. E ach a p a r tm e n t
h as p riv a te h a th . All a r e re n te d .
$4,500, H a lf d o w n .
Also wo o f f e r 6M a c re s m o re o r less on L o n d o n ro a d .
A b o u t e ig h t in c u ltiv a tio n . B a la n c e wood a n d tim b e r. All
fen ced . 7 room u n fin ish e d house. W a te r p ip ed in sid e from
s p rin g . No cleet rie ity .
$2,5(M) cash ,
W ith
RO D M A N S
da u g h te r, M iss Faye f-cbow. of
M cC hord F ie ld , W ashington,
to
I'fc . R alph
C.
H u n tin g to n Jr.,
serving w ith the arm ed
forces
om ew here in the A t la n t ic Ralph
J r. I n the son o f M r and M rs.
R alph ('. H u n tin g to n Sr. o f Cen­
tra lia . W a sh in g to n
M is s
l-e lsiw
is w o rk in g a t M cC hord F ie ld No
d ate has been set fo r the wedding.
♦
W EST MENHTEK (.1 ll.lt
AT MRS. (A K I.S U N 'S
Mr«. S te w a rt Carlson e n te r­
tained the W e stm in ste r G u ild at
h e r home W ednesday evening. The
evening was »pent w o rk in g ort the
scrap books fo r m ission schools.
M rs O. M. B a g b y was a guest.
M rs. George M a tth e w s conducted
the d e vo tio n a l« w hich was the
firs t lesson on th e ' ’h ild re n o f
Isra e l. T h e next m eeting w ill be
N o ve m b e r 10 w ith Mrs. G aylord
Davies.
R EBEK A H OEGKEE ST A F F
Phone 216
T w e n ty -fiv e hundred m ore grad
u a te nurses are
needed "every
m o n th fo r the fig h tin g forces S ix
nurse» are needed fo r e ve ry 1,000
i-oldiers, to assist behind ba’ tie
lines, h u m ; soldiers home fro m
the fro n ts , and serve in hospitals.
T o meet th is w a rtim e need, the
U n ite d S tates Cadet N urse C u p s
o ffe rs young wom en a c h i ore to
get nurses’ tra in in g , w ith liv in g
expenses paid,
w ith
d is tin c tiv e
w a rtim e u n ifo rm s provided free,
and w ith an allow ance
ra n g i lg
fro m $15 to $30 a m o n th fo r the
tr a in in g period o f 24 to 36 ntonths.
A N D At XIEIAKT
MEET
The U n ite d Spanish W a r V e te r­
ans and A u x ilia r y met Monday
n ig h t a t tfee home o f M r. and M rs.
C h a rle s C ooley fo r a 6:30 p o tlu ck
«upper. F o llo w in g the supper the
V eterans and A u x ilia r y held th e ir
re g u la r m eetings. A t the A u x il­
ia ry m e e tin g guests w ere M is .
E d ith P a rk s o f N ew berg, d e p a rt­
m e n t pre sid e n t o f Oregon, Mrs.
M a y Moon o f Eugene, past d e p a rt­
m ent tre a s u re r, a.id M r. and Mrs.
Judd S ta u ffe r o f Eugene. M rs.
S ta u ffe r is past d e p a rtm e n t p re si­
dent. T a lk s w e n - given by each
guest and by M rs. George Sweet.
M rs. P a rks to ld o f h e r t r ip last
y e a r to th e n a tio n a l convention at
Boston. G ifts w e re presented "to
M rs. P a rks and M rs. S ta u ffe r, the
p re se n ta tio n being made by M rs.
S weet.
T he next m e e tin g w ill be at the
hom e o f M rs. Anna H u b b ell, N o ­
vem ber 22.
ROSEMI K(. MAN MISSING
ON EEK HI NT
I t was re p o rte d Tuesday m o rn ­
ing in Roseburg th a t C. W. A n ­
drus, 7fi, o f Roseburg was m issing
fro m a p a rty o f e lk h u n te rs in ¡he
W illia m s cre e k d is tr ic t
on the
coast range. F iv e o f his sons liv ­
ing in R oseburg headed a group
o f searchers le a vin g Roseburg
Tuesday in an e ffo rt
to locate
h im .
A CTION
List Property with Rodmans
lle e a u si |h e y liuv< a c o n sc ie n tio u s a n d c a p a b le sa le s fo rc e
am i o ftie e s t a f f : II L. H ilto n . R. II. P a rso n s, .Lim es A.
R odnm u J r ., M erl K ing. L. T. D u rr a n d -Limes A. R o d m an .
B ecau se th e y m a in ta in o f lie e s in b o th E u g e n e find C o tta g e
< « rove.
B ecau se th e y c o o p e ra te w ith o th e r r e a lto rs .
B ecau se th e y d o b o th fa rm a n d c ity b u sin ess.
B ecau se th e y do e ffe c tiv e a d v e r tis in g ,
Beefiu.se y o u r d e a ls a r e closed w ith o u t fu ss o r -•(infusion.
A M ) F IN A L L Y B E C A C S E T H E Y G E T (¿ P IC K A C T IO N
¡is sh o w n by th e fo llo w in g illu s tr a tio n s . A m ong th e 32 sa le s
m ad e in th e m o u th o f S e p te m b e r, th e se p r o p e r tie s w e re not
o n ly liste d b u t sold in tlx- satin- m o n th .
M ore than 140,(KX) prisoners of
w a r are now held m 56 perm anent
camps in the U. S , the W a r De­
p a rtm e n t has re .s irte d The ra tio
o f G erm ans to Ita lia n s is a p p ro x i­
m a te ly th re e to one. In a d d itio n
to the P erm anent camp», there
are m any lem (»>rary ones set up
to house p riso n e is in areas w ith
la b o r shortages. A g ric u ltu ra l w o rk
done by prisoners includes h a r­
vesting fr u it, tom atoes, potatoes,
peanuts, co tto n , sugar Ix-ets, and
c o r n / O n ly a fe w prisoners have
escaped and e ve ry one o f them
has bci-n
rc c a p iu .. d in a few
0.
10.
I I.
12.
13.
14
$2,!)(MI
$3,StH>
$3.500
$2.000
$4.000
$3,7.>0
$ti.5oo
re sid e n c e liste d on th e 1st. sold on th e 10th
a c re a g e liste d on th e f irs t, sold on th e 12th
fa rm lis te d on th e 2 n d . sold on tin- 9th
rejtidenee liste d on th e 3 rd , sold on 15th
r u r a l liste d on tin- 3 rd , sold on 20th
farm liste d on tin- 3 rd , sold on 26th
fa rm liste d on tin- 4 th . so ld on 2M h
$K,IOO S u b u r b a n liste d on tin- 12th, sold on 21s,
$21.000 b u sin e ss p r o p e r ty liste d on 15th, sold on 16th
$2.650 s u b u r b a n lis te d on 2 5 th . sold on 2 6 ,h
$3.000 s u b u r b a n lis te d on 2 5 ,b. sold on 2 7 ,h
$2.2.>0 re sid e n c e liste d on 2 5 th , sold on 27th
$4,100 H um e liste d on 12th, so ld on 3 0 ,h
1 In- ab o v e p r o p e r tie s w e re liste d an a v e ra g e <>f o n ly 9 d a y s
F o r the Relief cf Coughs and Bronchial
I r r ititio n s -
8 oz B o ttle
Tooth
Powders
Plastic
Picture
Frames
$ 50
Playing
Cards
to
to
.0 0
85c
Large
Assortm ent
S have3 B e tte r
701 Mfiin—C o ttn g c G ro v e
702 W illa m e tte — E u g e n e
P h o n e 217
P h o n e 4000
39c
43c
49c
37c
33c
49c 25c S1 .75 5c "t 25c
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Kelly D rug Co.
I
WHERE QUALITY AND QUANTITY GO HAND IN HAND -
YOUR FRIENDLY FOOD STORE.
SUGAR
F r u it
Ja rs
63
KRAUT
10
Cloth Bags
10 lbs.
Cleanup.
Quarts
A new shipment of
Each
MARMALADE, point free
COCOA, Mothers
BAKING SODA, Crescent
pints and quarts just
2 lbs. 43c
1 lb. 14c
1 lb. 5c
in—Buy them while
you can.
Í
C ra c k e rs
K risp y
2 ,bs- 2 9 c
1 lb. 21c
2 lbs. 49c
15c each
HT u n CRA CK ERS
NRW NTTCOA
The b e tte r snread
SARDINES
No. 1 tell tins
....... -............
OLD
BLEACH
W h ite Rose
1 gallons
F loor W ax
E N G L IS H
U
FOOD WRAP
economical, practical
R iv er B rand
BEVERAGES
COFFEE
FOLGERS
In w artim e pkg.
29
) lb. pkg.
POST TENS
25c pkg.
FISHER’S ZOOM
23c pkg.
CORN FLAKES Kellogg, 6 oz. 5c pkg.
Swansdown
«2-29
Family Flour
c lb.
FIC G O
A fine all w eather
drink.
29
c lb.
Q u a rts
3 doz. 25c
4 rolls 19c
29c roll
JA R T.TDS Self Seal—B ernardin
W A LD O R F T IS S U E
49 lbs.
b e fo re th e y w e re so ld . O th e r IS sides m ade in S e p te m b e r
w ere o lile r listin g s.
W c a re in g ro a t n eed o f good lis tin g s r ig h t now — r e s i­
d e n c e s. s u b u r b a n , fa rm s a n d ra n c h e s. If p ric e d in a c c o r d ­
a n c e w ith m a r k e t, We w ill sell y o u r place.
Kolon os
Cftlox
Lyons
Colgate
Liste rine
Hall Mark
Thanks
giving
Cards
Box
Stationery
Brisk
Jar
50c
50c
50c
50c
40c
1
40c
85c
IRISH-SWARTZ
1. $.l.s,MI re sid e n c e lis te d on th e 1st, sold on th e 2 nd.
2.
3.
I
.1.
15.
7.
K.
C reosoted Cough Syrup
.*>« PR ISO SE K OE W \R ( AMPS
T he D egree S ta ff of the Rebe­ hours.
kah lodge No. 24 met F rid a y even­
fla it« . Ilr a l
ing a t th e O dd Fellow s hall. A
.More thdia uf.c-th.rd of a b illio n
sh o rt business m eeting and p ra c­
tice w e re held and d ra w in g to r d o lla r« ix spent an nu ally by domes­
names fo r th e C h ristm a s g ift e x­ tic e nsun ers of fuel o il and coal
change a t th e C h ristm a s p a rty , fo r fuels wasted because o f inade­
quate weatherproofing.
the p rice lim it being 50 cents.
Rodmans Realtors
MERL KING
701 Main St.
»
M r und M rs. C liffo rd I>-how an ­
nounce the engagement of th e ir
V ET ER A N S
nn
l its»; ( o r e s < m » et h e l p s
1 \ MEM»
GICAOI XTE TO I l{ O \T
ENGAGEM ENT ANNUI S( ».It
C ontinued h igh
p ro d u ctio n (>f
iin|N »r(iini food (*ro|w, w ith cm -
Ir fiu la on
y ie ld in g
high
am ount» o f F cnm I In pro|»>rtlnn to
land and Is lx ir e xis-m lrd . I» c a lk 'd
fo r In 1914 p ro d u c tio n goals a n ­
nounced Ih b week by the O regon
U S D A w a r I m ih ii I
E stablished nt a three - day
m e e tin g o f u lu le fn rm leadera and
a g ric u ltu ra l agency rc p rm c n ta -
t l v p , the gonlh are intended to
lw> the liext coni rila d Inn th a t O re ­
gon ra n m ake, w ith ca p a c ity use
o f It« a g ric u ltu ra l n-M iurccs, to
the nation » 1944 w a r cro p n<*cds
Ju»l an the fin a l decisktns on
M ate goal» w ere made by Oregon
IM'opie, »o w ill each O regon fa r m ­
e r be naked h i decide on the la st
c o n trib u tio n « hix fa rm (tan m ake
o ld loggers say the Ixximer, o r c r, seldom
w eigh« o v e r
three
to w a rd m eeting the goal».
m o u n ta in beaver, p ic tu re d here IMMind.x but In- is a serious p ro b ­
Increased act cage I n sought fo r
w ith an exam ple of his depreda­ lem in the business o f g ro w in g
norite crop», and hn o n ly no m uch tions in the second g ro w th tlm lie r
trees on the lu m la -r
in d u s try 's
land I n a vailable, p ro |m rtin n a te o f West Coast
tre e
I arm s, is harvested forest lands. The Ixm m-
decreases are a x k rd to r other». In descended fro m the tree-eating e r likes sm all tree seedlings but
the "m o re
w a n te d "
g ro u p are hodag of Paul R unyan's tim e . The
lie w ill d ig to the root« of IXiUg-
w heat, fcoo.ooo acre», up ti per hodag, the loggers re la te , was a
las firs u p to six inches In d ia ­
cent, d ry edible |ieaa. 75.tMJO acres, lieast so big he’d devour tim b e r m e te r the size o f the tre e in th e
up 75 per ce n t, sugar Ix-ets, 12,- 'lik e the m echanical "h o g " of a
picture and feed on th e ir skin,
ht»i acre», up git per ce n t; corn, m iHlern s a w m ill "onci- B alie the
k illin g e ve ry v ic tim . Boom ers are
fit),not) acres. Up IK p e r cent
Blue Ox kicked a ru n t hodag and increasing
because th e ir n a tu ra l
S u lix ta n tla l Increases are w a n t­ broke one of his fro n t legs seven enemies, the w ild c a t and m in k ,
ed in legume and cover cro p seed«, feet Is-low the knee." The lss»n- are now few .
o f w hich ( »regon Is a leading p ro ­
ducer G o a b include vetches, 175,-
ikmi acres, up 30 p e r c e n t. rye-
grasN, loN.tMM) a c r e « , up 41 p e r
M r and Mrs, Ira Lee o f O a k-
M r. and Mrs. R onald W. S nyder
ce n t: a lfa lfa six-tl, K.OOO acres, up
ridge s|N-nt Sunday at the home o f C o tta g e G rove announce the
100 per c e n t; red c lo ve r seed, IK,-
Mrs. Sidney b irth o f a son lio rn F rid a y . O c to ­
of th e ir d aughter,
(«Mi acres, up IKO per c e n t; a lsike
Rales and fa m ily .
ber 22. at the M c F a rla n d m a te r­
clo ve r seed, 17.000 no change D e­
M rs Franc»« Cooper «pent the nity home. The baby w eighed 7 1*
creases a rc asked fo r A u s tria n
pea«, down 43 p e r cent to 37,000 Week end in Salem w ith h e r |« ir- is iu n ils and has been nam ed D a n ­
F. French. iel Louis.
■eres, and c rim so n clover, dow n ents, M r and M rs.
Miss M ild re d S m ith v is ite d h e r
4.1 ,x-r cent to 2000 acres.
A t the M c F a rla n d m a te rn ity
O th e r crop goals Potatoes, 50,- sister. M rs Glen M a ttis o n , in E u ­
home Sunday, O c to b e r 24. a
000 acres, dow n ti p e r c e n t; d ry gene over the w eek end.
d a u g h te r was b o rn to M r. and
M r and Mrs. C. A. Peterson
bran», .K»»i acres, dow n 25 per
Mrs. V erne C um m ings o f C otta g e
and
P
h
il
Mosby
w
ere
in
Eugeni-
ce n t; oats, 440,000 acres, up I p e r
Grove. She has been named C a ro l
w here
th e y
received
ce n t; Itarley, 260,<»>0 acres, down Monday
K a y and w eighed 7 1* pounds.
23 p e r ce n t; rye. 25,(MM) acres, no m edical tre a tm e n t.
8 2 / C < )rla Jennings, w h o has
change, flaxseed, .'it»») acres, down
B o rn to M r. and M rs Darn-11
40 p e r ce n t, tam e hay, 915,000 been s ta tio n e d at C am p F a rra g u t, East b u rn o f C o tta g e G rove S a tu r­
acre«, up 5 p e r c e n t; fib e r fla x , Idaho, v is ite d re la tiv e s and frie n d s day. O c to b e r 23. at the B u tle r m a ­
ca p a city of processing p lants
hen- M onday. H e is .s|N-nding a te r n ity home, an K \ jx iu n d son
hi« m o th e r, w ho has lieen named Stephen
F ive ju t cent m ore fresh vege­ 15-day leaV> w ith
table« aro asked.
up to 21.200 M rs Ada Jennings, in H a rris b u rg . Thom as,
M rs. H e n ry C ooper and th re e
acre« G o a b fo r m a jo r processing
M r. nnd M rs F ra n k E lls w o rth
vegetables are green |a-as, IK,000 c h ild re n re tu rn e d home S a tu rd a y
acres, no change, tom atoes, 1000 fro m a wi»ek's v is it In P o rtla n d o f C o tta g e G rove an- th e parents
acres, dow n 9 p e r ce n t; sweet w ith a son W h rre n and fa m ily . - of a son Is irn Sunday, O cto b e r 24,
corn, 5000 acres, no change, and
M rs. M a ry A ndreason and son at the B u tle r m a te rn ity home. He
green lieans 4400 acres, no change. s|»cnt the week end at th e ir home w eighed 9 ’ « pounds and has been
named R a n d all A d e lb e rt.
in Ju n c tio n C ity .
School was closed W ednesday
WILE HAVE E M U ( ill
M r. and M rs. C harles R e a rric k
o f th is w eek w h ile the teachei»
CIGARETTES
o f C u lp C reek announce the a r ­
a ttended in s titu te in Eugene.
riv a l o f a d a u g h te r, W anda A rle n e ,
Supplie» o f c ig a re tte s w __
ill ____
con-
The new D orena o b se rva tio n
Is irn Tuesday, O c to b e r 26, a t the
tln u e to lie s u ffic ie n t In volum e |xisl was dedicated Sunday. A p o t-
B u tle r m a te rn ity home. T he baby
and q u a lity to meet the demands luck d in n e r was served at noon at
o f U. S. civ ilia n « , according to a the Row riv e r c o m m u n ity h a ll, w eighed 7 pounds.
recent re p o rt by the W a r Food C apt. R ichards and Sgt S ta le y o f
A d a u g h te r was Im rn to M r. and
A d m in is tra tio n .
Eugene and R o lie rt G ra h a m o f M rs F ra n k Hewes o f C u lp C reek
the C ottage G rove jm st w e re p res­ Sunday, O cto b e r 24, nt the B u tle r
See Action
ent M rs. N e llie P .-tcrson is c h ie f m a te rn ity home. She w eighed 4 ’«
A rm y « Ir force pilot» nnd student observer.
pounds. T h e baby passed aw ay
pilots sre expected to fly m or» Uian
M r. and M rs.
H e n ry C ooper Sunday.
fou r b illio n m ile« In KMX
w ere in Eugene on business M o n ­
day.
S aleslxxiks. The S e n tin e l.
M rs. liu r o ld R oslaugh o f M i l - .
w a u k ie is v is itin g nt the- home o f
V
w
her m o th e r, Mrs. M Mosby. H er
husband is now w ith the m a rin e s
In San I>iego, C a lifo rn ia .
W ill UNNI!.';
• SOCIETY
pace
Sno-sheen
Cake Flour.
Pillsbury.