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THK 8KNT1NKL. POTTAGE QROVK, OREGON
Lare Lawns
most successful growers examine Fort Lewis, Washington, to re
L im it ( Ir e r lln i Card«
l.o o m i form erly uaed to make flne
their bints at intervals to select port for tiam ing w ith the army.
Limitation of the variety and ton
Mrs Lucy Dunean of San Die nage nt greeting cards la expertad laca now are employed to weave fine
t hose in prime condition for mar-
feed, reducing go, California, is visiting her to aave 13,000 tuna of paper thia meah neta for camouflaging tanks,
trucks and mobile guns.
production, and increasing daughter. Mi's, Stanley Pieknell year.
the percentage ol bints in the top and family.
Charles Boyer .-ml Edward G.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Schiska spent
Careful attention to turkey grades Hens, as a rule, maturo
Robinson delved into their private
raisers to feeding practices in ready for market two or three Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Mack
art collections to supply props for
Universal's "K I psii and Fantasy,"
Mrs. Boyd Al.-’ti and Mr. and finishing o ff their flocks, in se weeks before toms, says Bennion. ey.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chapman
coming to the Arcade Theatre Mrs. Lee Cooley anil W. F. Allen lecting birds when they are ready
ExjH'rieneetl turkey
growers
November 14th.
of Cottage Grove were Sunday for market, and in tim ing the identify bints ready for market of Yoncalla were Friday evening
The art objects were extreme dinner guests at the home of Mr, various operations of slaughter by the amount of flesh on the callers at the F. M. Chapman
ly rare examples of "voodoo" .mil Mrs. Alvin Allen and family. and marketing w ill mean more breast, over the back, around the home.
Here is a money tm ik iiig liusiiieMs Located oli llig liw u y JH1
articles made by African natives,
d e a l 'Mackey of Portland spent
Miss Lena Burcham of Eugene money in the pocket of the grow tail head, on top of the neck and
er
and
b
itte
r
hints
for
the
con
under the feather tracks. Color the week-end with his parents,
and were among fie few obtain s|ient the week end heie w ith her
w ith eonveiiie iit p a rk in g fa c ilitie s .
C om plete line of
able in Hollywixxl.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shad sumer. says County Agent O. S. of skin and freedom from pin Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey.
groceries w ith meat m arket. Has w alk in ire Imx, -'I sets o f
Fletcher. A lte r a fu ll season of feathers, especially on the breast,
Boyer, who both co-produc'd Burcham.
< 'o llle r-S |m rsixin
seah s. in fact has e v e ry th in g ju s t t ight to s lip in to ami
The Rev. Perry O. Hansen, for investment in raising a flock of are other indications.
with Julien Duvivier and co-star
Miss Mabie Collier and Nathan
sta rt to w ork
Store b u ild in g is large size 4HxlK>, com
red with Robinson in "Flesh and 40 years a missionary in North turkeys, a little extu» attention in
Upc of such supplemental feeds Spurgeon of Marshfield were m ar
Fantasy," had some of the strange China, was a guest speaker at the the last few weeks w ill make a as soaked grains or moist mash ried November 7 at the home of
plete w ith a ll fix tu re s Also a galvanized b u ild in g that
art objects in storage. He laugh Silk Creek church. The Rev. , bigger difference in returns than an' not-advocated by Bennion if a Mr. and Mrs. Frunk McGarvIn
w ould be an ideal auto re p a ir shop Lot has I I I find flo u t
ingly explained that his wife, Pat Frank E. Brown of Cottage Grove at any other time, he says.
well ba I a nix'd dry ration is sup with the Rev. I.. P. Nebelung o f
age am i l i t i loot depth. A ll graveled fo r p a rk in g . B iiee
Paterson, disliked the looks of accompanied hun.
Methods of most successful plied. An important point, how ficiating Jim Spurgeon, brother
Mrs. Nora Yenne of Vancouver. growers in finishing o ff and mar ever. is to see that turkeys re of the groom acted ns bast man
weird wood carvings so he had
is $14.*><)0 Plus In v e n to ry .
Washington, spent several days keting turkeys have recently been ceive no grain w ithin 24 hours of and Mabel Newton of Coquille
them taken out of their home.
When Boyer nad a sequence last week here at the home of her summarized by Noel L. Bennion. slaughtering tune and no mash or was bridesmaid. Other guests at
w ritten into the picture calling twin sister. Mrs. Dora Ritchey.
extension poultry specialist nt pellets w ithin 12 flours, as crops the wixlding were Mr. and Mrs.
A mistake was made in last Oregon State college.
for voodoo art, he didn't figure
must be free of fix'd w hen dressed Amos McGarvIn and M r and Mrs.
I ! aeres o f riv e r liid lo tn laud Just one and one-half miles
on using his own. Russ Gausman. week's column concerning the el
Growers have found that, as bints aro graded. Prompt slaught W ill Norris. Mrs. Spurgeon is a
head of the Universal prop de ection of officers of the Neigh w ith other kinds of livestock, it is er is necessary, however, as tu r niece of Mrs. Frank McGarvIn.
fro m c ity . 7 room house set in b e a u tifu l oak grove. O u t
partment, combed the town and borhood club. The following offi- a mistake to market turkeys t»e- keys begin losing weight rather
Miss Mary Pyneh who is w ork
b
u ild in g s are no, new House has new ro o f am i paper.
found three or four pieces, which fieers were elected: Mrs. Hazel forv they are in prune condition, rapidly after 12 to 15 hours with ing in Eugene s|N'llt the week end
Pum p w ater, no elee Init w ilin g and sw itch box fo r dow n
weren't enough. Boyer dragged Hudgins, president; Mrs. Jewel but it is equally* poor econnmy no feed.
at home here.
president; Mrs. for thg producer to hold them a f
out his own collection but still Calvert, vice
s la iix L iv e stream.
cedar fence posts nini till rods o f
didn't have enough. lie told Rob .Grace Hanks, secretary-treasurer, ter tfiry are ready for market, he
Salesbooks. The Sentinel.
woven w ire go w ith the piace. Price is .|.I7IN).,MI, m osti',
inson of his dilemma, and Robin and Mrs. Orval Whaley and Mrs. says One reason is that feed costs
cash.
son, who has Hollywood's biggest Ada Moxley were appointed on the mount per pound of gain w ith in
Aileen Shaw returned home
AT FIRST
and most valuable art collection, flower committee. The next meet creasing age.
Saturday from Eugene where she SIGN OF A
surprisingly announced he had a ing w ill be at the home of Mrs.
While
the
average
amount
of
has been working.
few chunks of voodoo he would Marion Woolcott on the after
w it h
fet'd required per pound of gain is
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Chapman
noon
of
November
18.
be glad to lend.
4
’
a
pounds,
the
amount
required
returned
Tuesday
from
a
hunting
Mrs. Lucille Hanks and son
Other stars in “ Flesh and Fan
7(11 Main St.
¿SE
Phone 216
Gordon and Mrs. Hanks' mother, after six months is from 10 to 12 trip to eastern Oregon w ith a
tasy" an’ Robert Benchley. Betty
pounds
of
feed
to
produce
a
mule
deer.
I
all of Portland, «pent the week
666
TABLETS.
SALVE.
NOSE
DROPS
Field, Robert Cummings, and end here at the nome of Mr. and pound of gain .For this reason
Gordon West left Fi ulay fur
Barbara Stanwyck. The sensa Mrs. Abe Hank - and family.
Mrs. Ada Moxley returned from
tional picture was directed by
Salem Friday where she spent the
Duvivier.
past week visiting at the home of
Salesbooks. receipt books, book her daughter and family. Mrs.
Olive Palleske.
keeping systems. The Sentinel.
Joe Scott has recently accepted
a position w ith the woods crew-
employed by Ross Overholser w ho
is making extensive logging op
erations in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wheeler
and famih left Sunday to spend
several days visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sergeant
at Hopewell.
Neither is it expensive. Imagine! At Safeway you can buy the juciest, tenderest Sirloin
Mrs. Alice Gildersleeve of Hope-
Steak you ever ate or the finest, best-eating roast at surprisingly lo wpricea, with money
well spent the week end here at
the E R. Darnell home.
back guarantee, too. Just remember that ALL food prices are LOW at Safeway ALL the
Ike Watkins returned last week
time
Compare these' WHY PAY MORE?
to his home at Deer Park; Wash
Fri., Sat., November 12-13 ington after spending the past
several weeks at the home of his
Pound
9H
a
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Wheeler.
• Sunny Dawn (J pts)
*5 f*Ä *»
The W. W. Gildersleeve place
in *
has recently been sold to a fam
S rS íS r
4 I <iw n I li him - (I pi i
■■SKÄS í ily from California.
Pound
81’
Elder W illiam Lay of Eugene
spoke at the Sabbath service at
town I tonne (.»pini 46 I»
Pound
the Royal church Saturday morn
ing.
Lucille Conklin is employed at
mo I '»
Pound
101*
Crater Cun
(27 pts)
Kin Kitu
CAN
Doleman’s bakery in Cottage
Sun., Mon., Tues.,
Grove.
Pound
51»
November ix-15-16
N O I V,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doleman of
Kvd i'u tf C ùluriev (36 pi») C A N
Cottage Grove were Sabbath af
Pound
ternoon callers at the home of
NO 16»
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Darnell.
Del Monte
(13 pt»)
CANS
Stars Furnish Costly Art
Objects for Picture Set
Turkeys Should Be
Marketed at Prime ä S S
Silk Creek
YOU CAN’T GET FIRED IF YOU OWN
YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
IF YOU CAN’T FIGHT
FARM!
Divide
O'-®
MERL KING
r 666
RODM ANS
NOT Scarce
atymUL SAFEWAY ¿
Theatre
Programs
ARCADE
25c
BEEF ROAST
'»'•*■<- ™ <
Pound 33c -
SIRLOIN STEAKS
'fra*,
28c
FRESH GROUND BEEF
31c 7P
PORK SHOULDER ROAST
38c
PORK CHOPS
29c
FRANKFURTERS
u » sue
3 3 c - si-
ASSORTED LUNCHEON MEAT'S
C PL . BRO W N E N T E R T A IN S
P A T R O N S -T E A ÍH E R S
fruit jars
8
Cpl. Chas. Brown
(foim erly
M ajor Hoople, demoted when he
the Oregon State Guard,
Wed., Thurs., November 17-18 joined
entertained meniDers of the pa
tron-teachers association l a s t
STEEL MUSCLES C O U L D N 'T
week at Lorane by showing mov
C O N Q U E R H IM !
ing pictures of the 16th battalion.
Oregon State Guard maneuvers.
He also showed pictures taken
during his travels in Mexico and
RIO,ARD DIX • UNI WYATT - AlKVT DOOflR Europe. Capt. George Matthews
also of the 16th battalion, assisted
A’so
in the entertainment by leading
group singing.
-HÁÍ. Rouc/l, r-«aea>
C. B. Mitchell conducted a busi
ness meeting of the association
prior to the program.
Finis
i Q uarts
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D IA N E
“Wagon Tracks West”
Also
“Submarine Alert”
Try This New Amazing
R ichard A rlen, W em ly Barrie.
Roger Pryor.
Cough Mixture
Mon., Tues., Wed.,
November 15-16-17
CLOSED
Outsells All Others in Canada
on Merit Alone — Made in U.S.A.
Thurs., Fri., November 18-19
“You’re A Lucky
Fellow Mr. Smith”
A lla n -tunes,
Evelyn Ankers,
B illie B urke. Patsy O ’C onnor,
D a vid Bruce, Stanley Clements
S aturday Matinee 2:30 I ’ . M.
Thp King
of all cough m edicines fo r
coughs or bronchial Irrita tio n s re s u lt
ing from colds In <-old w in try C an ad a la
B uckley’s C A N A D IO L M ix tu re — F a st
w o rkin g trip le ac ting B uckley's M ix
tu re q u ickly loosens and raises phlegm
lodged in th e tubes — clears a ir pas
sages -soothes rasped ra w tissues, one
or tw o sips and worst coughing spasm
eases. You get results fast. Y ou feel
the effect of B uckley's In stan tly .
Compounded from ra re C a g a d ia n Pina
Balsam and o th e r soothing healin g In
gredients B uckley's C A N A D IO L , M ix
tu re is d iffe re n t from an y th in g you
ever tried. G et a b o ttle of th ia grea t
C anadian cough m edicine today a t an y
good drug store — satisfaction g u a ra n
teed or m oney back.
K e lly
D ru g
bread
W hole Konst
Freshness
Julia lx . W Huh, s
Sliee.l Wheat and
-‘ Enriched White
Lb. baft
24
Heinz- and
Clapps
( ¡i riten»
( i point P‘ r ean)
13
11/2 lb. loaf
2$
cans
llriurgute
(N |i
Sugar Bi lle
I IN
19c
Pork and Beans
Sardines
luna w -'k“
Mushroom Soup
2 - ’23c
Shortening
3"-j-69c
Shortening
22c
Nucoa M argarine12 2 ib-*«49c
Wesson Oil
56c
Fluffo Shortening (5 pts) l.h. 18c
Yun C-unip's
RROOUCI
(MARI
MX
CONIC RVI
RUY SQUARI
Karo Syrup
4
Com Flakes
W O R L D P A R IS H DA Y TO BE
O BSER V ED
World Parish Day w ill be ob
served today at the First Baptist
church. On account of the war.
the Northern Baptist convention
.was not held this year, but an ef
Thurs., Fri., November 11-12 fort is being made to take the
convention to the 7,000 local
churches. The president and other
DONALD O C Q N N Q R
leaders of the convention have
SUSANNA-/OSTER
I O I?
LILLIAN GISH
’
■
made recordings which w ill be
RICHARD DIX “
A l A B I
presented. Two missionaries w ill
PEGGY RYAN
lY lA N
appear in person; Miss Malvina
Johnson, missionary to the Crow
ANNE O W Y N N I NO AH BIER T Jr
ZZCOUNT BASIE and His Orchestra :
Indians at Lodge Grass. Montana,
and Rev. George E. Harms of
A UNIVERSAL HCT JSL
California.
The afternoon session w ill be
Sat., Sun., November 13-14
from 2:00 to 4:30. A t 6:30 p. m.
there w ill be a potluck supper to
w'hich all members and friends are
p.ill E llio t,, George “ G abby” invited. The evening w ill start at
Hayes, Anne -Jeffreys.
17:30 p. m. with ltev. George E.
¡Hardy presiding.
^ abyfoods
COFFEE
Edwards
10c
Tomato Juice
(irapeft Juice
13c
31c
(irapeft Juice
18c
Peaches
Apricots
26c
? 25c
Corn
» • 16c
Beans
- 13c
Peas
Kidney B e a n s ■»” 13c
<4in I
Red o r Blue
11 2 Ih- lande
Kellogg’*
NO
CAN
.
IX 'lu x e
44
Spry
(15 pts)
Koval Satin
f»t frtidiim
:'Az /
FOOD — the mightiest
weapon cf them all!
U3E IT WISELY —
Help speed our boys
home.
Soup
Runcho T o m a to
3 points p er cun
Ketchup
Apples Jonathans, Del. lbs. 25‘
Cranberries Bandon Lb. 29
Yams Texas
2 .1» 19
Squash Danish, Hubbard Lb. 03'
Potatoes U.S.No.1 100 11» sk 2 —
Onions u-s N-- >
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS
AND STAMPS REGULARLY
Heinz. Tomato
18 (mints
3alad Dressing
DUCHESS
Safeway Produce
05
10 oz.. cun
8 oz,. ju r
13«
Hardwheat
MACARONI
or Spaghetti
3 ibpk^ 3 0 t
KRAFT'S
Macaroni
DINNER
I Point
Pkg.
10
1 I oz.. h ottie
Wh6aties, 8 oz. pkg
10c
(S ptsi
White Magic Bleach
Lb.
*/2 gallon
Shreddies, Nabisco, 12 oz. pk 2 for 25c
Bab-0 Cleaner
Shredded Ralston Cereal, 12 oz pg 11c
Rinso Soap Powder 24 oz pkg
23c
Pablum, Baby Cereal
Friskies Dog Food
22c
18 oz pkg 39c
16 oz can
17c
2 for 21c
2 lb pkg
Krispy Crackers—2 lb pkg
29c
Graham Crackers, Honey Md 2 lb 29c
Mankind Dog Wafers 2 lb pkg 21c
Light Globes, 25w, 40w, 60w,
10c
Bisquick Flour, Gold Medal 40 oz 33c
Gro-Pup
23c
Salt—Maximum pi or iodiz
pkg 7c
Airway Coffee—whole roast 1 lb 20c
Milk, Cherub (1 pt) tall can 3 for 29c
Nob Hill Coffee—whole roast 1 lb 23c
Fisher'g Blend Flour
Sanka Coffee—regular 1 lb
36c
Lipton’s Y L Tea—black 10c size 9c
5 lb sack 30c
Kitchen Craft Flour 24l/ 2 lb sk $1.00
Heinz Honey—16 oz jar
29c
Salted Peanuts—Planters 5c size 4c
1 lb 9 oz pkg
Sparkling Water—Canada Dry 28 oz
2 for 35c
Filters—Dependable
2 for 15c
PRICES GOOD NOV. 12 & 13.
Subject to Available Supplies.