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PAOF EIGHT THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Thcati Í Programs _____C 3 _______ ARCADE Fri., Sat., March 17 18 RUTH TKRY s Q ROKRT LIVINGSTON W A U Y VERNON JACK LA RUE ( H H f N TALBOT O"d Th< K»«« C o U I " o Also Sun., Mon., Tues., March 19-20-21 ¿¡¡5 « in fraisi# * .3 4 « Wed., Thurs., March 22-23 Picture. .......... FranA Sinafra and Many Others Seen In New Film Hit N EW W EST COAST I l M K H i IRE VI» Extension Ready To Operate 1944 Farm Labor Plan T in iiS P W , M IB. 1 9 U labor, ftoth youth and adult, w ill lie recruited, w ith calls fo r out- ot-state labor only when local sup plies are itiade«|Uat«'. Charles Edw. McNeal Rites This Afternoon A get-rich-quick scheme evolved The O S .C , Extension s e iv itv is Churl«": E ilw ird McNeal, S-t. by a group o f unpaid seivants and rapidly com pleting details fo r single man, diinl on Mostly creek th e ir penniless em ployer form s the handling the 1911 fa rm labor pro five miles east ol town Sunday. fram ew ork on which to hung the gram in Oregon in 'nvotalanee 11« was born December 2. IKtiu in gay romance, hilarious comedy, w ith the provision, of public law M issouri mid came hero (rum C»n- and catchy song hits o f "H ig h e r 229. recently passed by Congress, ■ila about tell yeais ago He was ii And H igh er." R KO Radio's new rejmrt.s W illia m A. Seli«x*nl«'ld. d i larmei* by occu|Mition. ’ une film s ta rrin g Michele M or rector. who w fth J R. Beek. state S urviving is >i u ro llie r, Everett gan. Jack Haley and F rank Sina emergency farm labor su|M>rvisor, MeNt'al of G rant Orchards, W ash tra which comes to the Arcade has returned from a conference on ington and a nephew, Chas. M c theatre M arch 19 to 21st. this subject in lienver. Neal of Scottsburg Funeral scr- Miss Morgan plays the role of General plans have b»>en in pre vict's w ill lx* held this u ftc iriix in the scullery maid and Haley that paration fo r inonihs in e\p«>etution from the M ills eh,.;.,I w ith I. P. o f the valet in the sparkling pic of congressional action, hence it Netxdung. o ffie i it?..;; -nd w ith the ture, w ith Leon E tro l heading the is believed tha. w ith a year's e x 1. O. 0 , F. lodge in charge «if featured cast as the bankrupt perience to go on and w ith an th«' services The deceased was a socialite owner o f the mansion e a rlie r s ta rt, the program w ill op member ol the Drewsey. Oregon, Dean Johnson, newly elected where most o f the action takes erate as sm oothly as can be ex I. 0 . 0 . F. Iixtge mid had lxx*n an place. Sinatra, who makes his president o f the West Coast L um pected In view of c « n s ta n tiy in Odd Fellow fo r the r ,»t I I years. bermen’s Association, has th irty acting debut in the film , has the creasing m anpower d iffic u ltie s . In te rm en t was in the I. 0 . O. F. )>art o f a shy young songw riter years of lum bering experience, The new law provides that " fo r Masonic cemetery. ranging from "gyppo" o u tfits In who lives next door. the purpose o f assisting in p ro Desperate fo r money, the ser M issouri to the present large T o viding an adequate supply o f S I M I 'l. lI IEl> IN C O M E T A X ledo. Oregon. o|x>ration of the C. vants and the socialite agree to w orkers fo r the production and D. Johnson L um ber Corporation. the valet's idea o f dressing the W A S H IN G T O N , Real hope harvesting o f a g ric u ltu ra l com scullery m a i d in fashionable An energetic w ar leader o f the modities w ith in the several state's" , that this year's income tax re West Coast lum ber ind ustry, Mr. gowns, posing h r as the social an appropriation is made and ap tu rn headaches w ill tx* the last ite ’s debutante daughter and Johnson has b uilt barges fo r the portioned to th«> states on the fo r 30.000,000 taxpayers was held At my. p a tro l c ra ft fo r the Navy, , m a rryin g her o ff to a rich man. basis o f need " fo r expenditure by out today by the treasury and B u t unexpected financial and ro and prefabricated hospital units, the a g ric u ltu ra l Extension* ser the heads of congross' ta x -w rit besides producing the standard m antic complications arise, and vices o f the land grant colleges ing committees. the result is an unusually e nte r w a r items o f lum ber in the Toledo in such states in accordance w ith U nder a proposal outlined by taining piece o f screen fare, plant. Born 50 years ago at New such agreements as may be en C hairm an George o f the senate Lew isville. adorned w ith eight clever tunes tered in to by the a d m in is tra to r finance com m ittee. Saturday per by Jim m y M cHugh and H arold and sfieh Extension services, and sona w ith annual incomes of Adamson. M argaret went to Portland to subject to the supervision o f the S5.1MX) o r less would not have to S inatra sings fo u r o f the num b tin g back Miss Hazel Hemenway a dm in istrato r. » file returns at all. Wage and sa l. bers as w ell as playing an im sister o f M r. Hemenway. who has The Extension service w ill have a ry deductions would take ear«' p ortan t p art in the rom antic been ill. complete responsibility fo r handl o f 'ill th e ir tax. phases o f the film . In addition Mrs. M argaret Bolton returned ing the fa rm labor situation w ith to the others, the cast includes recently from a tr ip to O rient, in the state, explained Dean M arcy McGuire, Paul and Grace W ashington where she visited Schoenfeld. In the ease of foreign H artm an. M ary W ickes. Barbara friends and also relatives in Se labor it will» ask fo r the desired Hale. M el Torme, V ic to r Borge, a ttle , W ashington and Portland, numbers, which w ill lie recruited and Dooley Wilson. T im Whelan Oregon. as last year by the W ar Food ad produced and directed from the Mrs. Emmet Adams o f Sidney. m in is tra tio n . screenplay by Jay D ra tie r and M ontana, is visiting w ith M r. and A fte r the men a rrive in the Ralph Spence, based on the stage Mrs. James Hemenway. h it o f the same name. C urtis Veatch of Halsey was a state, however, they w ill be under v is ito r at the Veatch ranch M on the «•ontrol o f the Extension ser vice as fa r as allocation to com day. m unities and farm s is conccrn«'d. The actual camps fo r housing fo r M r. and Mrs. Laurence P orter eign labor may lx- operated e ith e r held a fa m ily dinner recently in by the W a r Fixxi a dm in istratio n honor o f M rs. P o rte r’s brother. M r. and Mrs. M a rtin Jay of or by the Extension service, ac Alpha P itch er o f Cottage Grove B la c lily have moved into one o f cording to arrangem ents in each who is leaving to jo in the navy the Fred H a rris cabins. Mrs. Jay state. a ir corps. Guests present were M r. is a sister o f M r. Chaffee. M r. Jay C ounty fa rm labor comm ittees and Mrs. Alpha P itch er and son, is employed at Chambers m ill. w ill be m eeting soon to help a r- Tommie, M r. and M rs. W a lte r Several men and boys from this P itcher of Cottage Grove. M r. and v ic in ity have been attending voca ange county programs, according to Dean Sehoynfeld. As was the Mrs. O tto P itch er and d a u g h te r, tio na l school in Cottage Grove. case last year, a ll available local Genie o f M arshfield, Dale P itcher M r. Sherman Shot fridg e spent Zetnacol For Poison Oak 49c Din Bistnu Antiacid Powder 50c B0KAL1NK Mouth Waith, 16 oz 49c Pe i At hl* t ■ Fi ot K cnie ly 49c Antiseptine Tooth Powder Leaves 111» Teeth Sparkling Clean 2 oz. bottle 29c Paas 10c Easter Egg Colors Parkers Quink Micro Film—Black Ink For V M til 15c Hallmark Easter Cards Ariderma Dry Skin Soap Now on Display 5 Cakes in Victorian Snap Chest 75c 5c to 50c Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store Rubber Stamps. Puds. In k.'P b e Sentinel. Heavy Old Growth Fir Slab and Block $4= p er QorJ Lynx Hollow Latham DELIVERED PLACE YOUR ODRER NOW FOR DELIVERY ANY TIME Call 178-L of Seattle, and Miss E lberta Sunday at the L . E. Adams home to help celebrate M rs. Adams' Thomas o f Eugene. Mrs. M. T. Jackson was hostess birthday. M rs. Hugh H arris who spent recently to the L ynx H ollow com m u n ity club. Mrs. H arold Radway a week in a Eugene hospital and a of Cottage Grove and M rs. Sonia week w ith relatives in S pring- Holcomb o f the H ollow were field was brought home this week guests. Nine members were pres and is gaining. Mads Overgaard lost another ent. The day of the m eeting has been changed to Thursday, and valuable cow last Saturday. M r. and Mrs. M itc h e ll o f Los w ill be at the home o f Mrs. W a l Also te r Pentico on M arch 23 in C ot Angeles are v is itin g at the Om er tage Grove. P atton home and looking fo r a ¿^ANDREWS SISTERS Mrs. Joseph Tighe and daughter location. Dennie le ft recently fo r N o r th ■ M rs. John T ru n ne ll visited near HARRIET HILLIARD > Eugene Monday at the Stanley Holloywood, C aliiornia . PETER C O O KSO N MATT WILLIS M r. and M rs. E lm er Pre« h t e l: T ru n ne ll home. B ill PHILLIPS and fa m ily moved recently to ' W. S. Keyes plans to build a TIM RYAN P ortland where M r. Prechtel w ill sm all house soon near the S tan MITCH AYRES rM K g Orchestra be employed as an optician. ley TiunnelLs. M r. and Mrs. L u th e r Davis and Mrs. Raymond Cone of Portland son W illia m o f P ortland w e r e who fo rm e rly lived on the P o rter guests recently at the home o f M r. place has suffered a stroke. H er Davis's parents, M r. and Mrs. Z. rig h t side was paralyzed. Davis. T h e ir son W illia m is jo in Mrs. Andrew Masters continues ing the arm y. M r. and M rs. N orm an Towne 'o improve at M cAuley H ospital Thurs , Fri., March 16-17 in M arshfield. and fa m ily bought a home in Eu Mrs. Mads Overgaard had the gene and movec from the ranch m isfortune to step on a nail re of M r. and M rs. G arfield Beach. M rs. Sonia Holcomb, daughter cently. of M r. and Mrs. J. W MacCaus- W ing F ille r land has received her fin als and Less than th ree -q u a rte rs of a is leaving on M arch 19 to join the WAVES. She goes to New York pound to a cubic foot, a new plastic foam is being used as a w ing fille r fo r her basic tra in in g . for airp lanes. M r. and M rs. Russell D iel and Sat., Sun., March 18-19 fa m ily moved recently from the cabin above the P o tte r Bios, m ill to Cottage Grove. ¿¡¿MS N O W 'S Y O U R C H A N C E T O REPLENISH Y O U R CANNED GOOD! Some Canned Foods arc N O T rationed Many are LO W in Point Value a LL DIANE Cedars V ^ A IH R T S O N T E R R Y NILS A S I H E I WYNNE GIISON r A U L HARVEY MARY T R E E N ADDISON RICHARDS A REPUBLIC PICTURE Mon., Tuer, Wed., March 20 21 22 CLOSED The Cedar club w ill meet w ith Mrs. H en ry Rohde next Tuesday fo r an a ll day meeting. A covered dish luncheon w ill be served at noon. Members are to w o rk fo r the Red Cross. Mrs. Anna Bolton spent several days last week in S p ringfield vis itin g relatives. Mrs. W. R. A shw orth o f Eugene and K a y Leonard o f Cottage Grove spent S aturday w ith th e ir m other and grandm other. Mrs. N. E. Compton. W. A. Hemenway and daughter BULK SEEDS BUY NOW AND GET YOUR CHOICE. BEIDLER FEED and SEED STORE All W ork and P arts Guaranteed. ... „ GILMORE S « S " ! SUPER SERVICE Thurs,, Fri., March 23-24 C. 0. Clark, Prop. are LO W in Price—at your SAFEWAY rl/ßUA Vluqhborthood S M l 'N K Ï r MILK, Advertised brands (1 pt) Tall 4 for 35c TOMATO SOUP, Campbell (4 pts) IOV2 02 2 for 15c TOMATO JUICE Sunny Dn (14) 46 oz 21c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House (3) 46 oz 29c GUAVA JELLY Ferro (7) No. 2»/2 49c TANG, TREET, PREM, SPAM, KEM Lunch Meats (4 pts) 12 oz 33c CHILI CON CARNE Van Camp (4) 17 cz 29c SEA MUSSELS, Mainesail (no pts) lO ^ oz 32c s '" Poik&Beans Den (6) 1’s 13c Corn, Ctry Home (8) 2 ’g 14c Vacuum Corn (6) 12 oz 12c Asparag-us (10) No 2 34c Sunny Skies Dice ! Beets (2) No 303 11c Del Monte Green Beans (0) No 2 13c White Tag Tomatoes (7) No 2% 13c Oardenside * Peas, Sea Island (3) 2 s 12c Peas, Sugar Belle (3) 2 ’s 14c Apricots (20) No 303 16c Kadota Figs (20) 15 oz 14c Pears (43) No 2% 26c Harper House Peaches (28) No 303 17c Red Tag Peaches, Sliced (43) 2% 18c Rio Rita -. Th«r«‘tl »* CAHHIHG ' Give to the Red Cross than a»«r Vo tyoa JT V Catti » We Safeway people have workwt out n aiinpler way of harvi-aimg«arrola *n<l other root vegetable» W'r buy root vegetable! with the topi o/f—unbunihrdt llarveeting carrot» with the topaolf ii practically a »ingle operation: The rarrota «re pulled and Pipped right into the field crate». Naturally th i, 1» quirker and enaier It calls for leaa akill; le»a man power, aavea the fanner on labor. And the topa, left In the field, help return humua to the aoil. T<xiay, thia more efficient food diatrlbution ayalem » a national aaaat. 01 court* you don l 1 Thai'» why w* m II ctrioti with th* lop* oil— *nd w* h«v* ditcottitd houMwivti prefer Io buy lh»m the» way Topping m*k»t for ImporUnl u rin g t in many way« *11 «tong th* line— from f*rm*r. to thippti. Io tlor*— *nd to you1 Th*n. buying th«m by th* pound M Gaftway i« lli all product— you j * t fU Lt VAIVI lot your mon*y. Carrots 3 lbs. 19c Fresh Local Lettuce 2 for 17c Large Heads Celery lb. 12c All Orecn Rhubarb Extra Fancy Salads Cello Pk ■ lb. 16c 8 oz. 12c (J)onl OiaiEl take home Ho«’- You» H*«4* Expert Auto Repairing 129 North 9th St. 0/wwf Phone 252 | e S A FE W A Y M E A T S Dtied Prunes, (no) 2 lbs 27c Del Monte Karo Syrup Red l l/ 2 lb glas 15c Canterbury Tea y2 lb 45c lb 83c Airway Coffee 1 lb bag 20c Edwards Coffee, v?x pak lb 28c Crisco Shortening (15) 3 lb 69c Pancake Flour Suzana 20 oz 9c Ice Box Cookies, asst. 8 oz 29c Though we cant be sure during war lime that ail our meat« are the very highest grade« all the time, we do buy the best we can for y o u -a lw .iy , But war time or peace tim e -yo u ¿Unt«.Sy,eBdy ‘ Guardnlee~Y’"' Mon,y ,atk 11 W* lUA. VklqhioAJwcd* SArEWAY FIGHTS B EEF ROAST, arm, blade cut lb 25c FRESH GROUND BEEF lb 28c PORK LIVER, Sliced lb 24c PORK LOIN ROAST, end cuts lb 33c BACON, any size piece lb 33c 7 pts 6 pts 2 pts 3 pts ,1 pt