T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 13, 1911
Farmers Asking
For Facts About
Hog Price Future
the | m '||< m I ut hand fo r
|>I h lining ini' the fo il pig ciop of
1911. fa rm e r* are asking about
what the price of hog* w ill I**
a fte r March 1945, any a g ricu ltu ra l
•ronomlMta of the O. S C. Exton*
alon service In reviewing the hog
out look. Moat of the 1944 crop
of fa ll pig* w ill la- marketed a fte r
M arch
next year. T his ye ar’*
price flo or on hog*, which la $12.50
ut Chicago fo r 200 to 270-pound
good and choice harrows and g ilt*,
expires M arch 30, 1945.
Congress haa provided that cer
tain cnmniialltloH, including hogs,
are to la- supported at 90 | mt cent
of |M irity fo r tw o year* u fie i tin
end of the war. under certain cou-
o f the war, under certain con
ditions, tile economist* |* iln l out
Just what the js ir lty price of hog*
w ill !*■ a year ahead de|>end* con-
slderahly on the index of price*
paid fo r conunodltle*. Interest, and
tuxes at that tune This index has
la •en going ti|> at the rate of 10 to
12 points a year.
To compute the p a rity pi Ice of
hog*, you lake $7 27, which was
the United S tate* average farm
price In the 1910-1914 period. and
m u ltip ly hy the index of price*
|tald tiy fa n n e r* W ith tin * Index
nt 171 on M arch 15. 1944, the
p u rity price of hog* wa* $12.43,
and 90 per cent of that is $11.19.
I f price* paid by farm er* Increase
10 (silnts more, the p a rity price
would he $13.16, and 90 per cent
of th a t Is $11 H4.
M an' d efinite inform a tion nbCMit
the 1945-46 hog price support pro
gram would help farm ers to plan
production, a* the ¡atst-war |>rlce
supisirt provision* are indefinite
In other ways, the (). S.
men
add. One of the q ua lifica tion * is
that tlie price *up|x>rt is to !*•
provided u n til the secretary of
a g ricu ltu re ha.* given su fficien t
(Nihlic announcement to perm it
producers of such com m odity to
make a readjustm ent m the pro
duction of the com m odity. Then
too, any promise of *up|*>rt prices
is certain of fu lfillm e n t only to
the extent funds are made a va il
able. Provisions fo r aupfairting the
six ■’basic" crop* are more def
inite, w ith in thi> range of 85 to
90 per cent of p a rity through
nonrecourse loan*.
Spring Bowling
Tourney in 4th IFA.
TWO NEW WAVE RECRUITS
H ' IHH H
W ith
Doreria
Mrs, Huston Dunn amt tw o
children Barbara and Jim m y of
Mohawk visited last week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Lawrence.
Mrs. M argaret Cooper of P o rt
land *i>ent the week end at the
H enry Cooper home.
Joe Sm ith of Eugene I* v is it
ing here this week w ith a daugh
ter, Miss M ildred Sm ith
Mrs. Lout* Dodge and son W il
burn spent
Easter Sunday
at
Reedsport nt the home o f M r*.
Dodge's
sister,
M rs.
Everett
W rig h t.
Mrs. C o rlie tt S kelly and C lif
fo rd Van Schoinck
of Eugene
visited relative* here Friday.
M r. and Mrs. Ed T w in g were
guests Easter Sunday at the *V.
F. Haynes home in Eugene.
M r. anil M r*. H enry K e lly and
M r. ami Mrs. H enry Cooper were
Eugene v is ito r* Monday.
M r. and Mrs. Jack Jones of
V anport
C ity were week
end
guests at the Ivan
Lawrence
home.
M r. and M r*. E lroy Jensen and
tw o sons and Mrs. F rank H ills of
Eugene spent Sunday at the
H a rry E lfvin g home.
M atching the w ar service record
of tier husband, M i* W arren Gale
Holcomb i Florence Elizabeth H o l
com b), route I, Creswell, ha* en
listed in' the W AVES. it was an
nounced this week by Chief W il
liam E. Bell, i ce ru iti t -in-i barge
of tlie Eugene U. S navy re c m it-
ing substation Her hu hand. Pvt.
W arren Cale Holcomb, i* in the
U. S. arm y a ir for«", now sta
tioned ut Roswell, New Mexico.
In 1911, M r*. Holcomb gradu
ated from Sw eetw ater union high
school. N ational C ity . C alifornia.
She wa* a member of G il I Re
serves, S il-H i Players, and the
tennis team M r*.
Holcomb a t
tended the San Diego vocational
school, m ajoring in merchandis
ing. F o r, three m onth* M t*. H ol
comb was employed w ith
the
Naval A ir Center, San
Diego.
C alifornia. She is a m em ber of
the M ethod!*! church. Chula V is
ta, Callfot ma. M r*. Holcomb is
the daughter of M r*. J. W. Mac-
Cuusland, Cre .wi ll.
W o rkin g under odds that
have;
closed down many Industries,the
nation's laundries
have done a
hang up w a r job w hile s till doing
530 m illio n bundles of fa m ily wash
ing annually fo r Mr. and Mrs. A m
erica.
This was the consesus o f opin
ion reached at the annual m eet
ing o f the Board of D irectors
of
the Am erican In s titu te o f Latin-
Dairy Butter
Dairy butter contains almost twice
t u« much fat as peanut butter,
M is* P h y lli* M argarette Soren
sen, a g ia dliute of C ollage Grove
union high school in 1912, has en
listed m tlie W AVES, reports
Chiel William E Bell, in charg'
of itie Eugene U. S. navy re c ru it
ing substation, which handle*
WAVES applications in this area.
She was fo rm a lly sworn Into
the W A V E S at the W AVES en
listm ent headquarter* fo r Oregon.
735 S. W. A ld er street. Portland,
w ith Lieutenant tjg ) Lucia Brown
o fficia tin g .
.Mis* Sorensen was active in
school a ffa irs al Cottage Grove
union high school as secretaiy of
tlie N ational Horn»;- society. She
attended Eugene Business college.
She was employed as a book
keeper w ith R cinholdt and Lewis,
Salem, and a stenographer w ith
ttie D augherty Lum lx-r company,
Cottage Grove.
Mis* Soren.*« n is a member of
the M ethodist church. Cottage
Grove.
She is the daughter of M r. and
Mrs. W a lte r P. Sorensen. 212
N o rth Douglas street. Cottage
Grove.
I»erx who can were asked to meet
next Wednesday afternoon to com
plete it.
Guests o f the day were Mrs.
E lla W ills and Mrs. Laura Tow n
D ELEG A TES NAM ED BV
send. The next meeting w ill be
REREK AIIAS
A p ril 26 at ’ the club house at
which tim e plan* w ill be com
The Kchckiih* nelil th e ir regular pleted and appointments w ill be
m eeting Friday. At the business made
fo r the cake w alk
und
scsJton delegate* were elected to bazaar.
attend tin grand lodge w hich con
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venes In Portland May 16. 17. 18.
W ESTM 1NSTER G1 II.D
Those elected are Susie Sshnelder.
The W estm inster G uild o f the
Rosie Lewis and Eva Hatch. A l
ternates atp M innie Sweet. Bea Presbyterian church was enter
trice McCoy, and Stella Baker. tained Wednesday night by Mrs.
Rosie Lewis was elected d is tric t Vinal Randall. The evening was
deftuty. Exam inations were given spent in tyin g a q u ilt fo r the
fo r
the u n w ritte n
w ork
and C h i l d r i / * Farm Home at C or
awards given Helen Olsen. M ild vallis. Mrs. LeRoy Beghtol and.
red Anderson and .Juanita Wood- M rs. F lo rin were guests. Refresh
son. The a lta r v.as draped fo r ments were served at the close of
tin- lit.' Ailieit B. Il.im loth. for the evening by the hostess.
many years a member of Cottage
D R AFT HALTED EDR MEN
Grove lodge.
OVER til
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i SOCIETY
•
MRS. SC H A FFE R ELECTED
DELEGATE
A t the regular meeting of the
Degree o f H onor lodge M onday
night at the Eagles hall Bonnie
S chaffer was elected a delegate to
tlie state conference to he held in
P ortland A p ril 26 and 27. It was
voted to c o ntribu te to the Red
Cross. Helen Cochran wa.* ap
pointed social chairm an fo r the
next meeting, M ay 8.
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1.1 N< IIIO N (.V E ST S AT
M OTHER'S CLUB
Guests o f the
London
4-H
M other's club Wednesday At the
club house were John B u rtne r,
POWER EXTENSIONS CURBED L. J. Allen anil E. A. Danielson.
Pictures o f the group and o f the
» V ORDER
service exhibit and the class ex
Extensions o f eleetrie power h ib it were taken by M r. B u rtn e r
service hy p rim a ry line.* are de fo r publication.
ferred a* a result of an order re- Í The amendment to (he o rigin al
reived by the M ountain States co nstitu tion drawn in February
Power Co. from J. A. K rug, di-1 1941 was present«! by the com
recto r o f the offices of w a r U til m ittee that is composed o f Jean
ities fo r
the
war
production M orton, Mrs. Doran R itte r and
Mrs. Jacob Raisor was accepted
board.
The order, which was put Into hy vote. Two members at large to
effect March 25 but has just been meet w ith the executive officers
made public, is na, ion-wide in its al special business meetings were
and
scope and especially affects ex voted to be Mrs. M orion
Mrs. M aryjo
Phillips. Trustees
tending service to ru ra l areas.
elected hy vote so that the club
Increased demands fo r s m a ll,
may own the d u b property in
transform ers fo r m ilita ry radio (he ir own name were Mrs. Charles
and radar use and a shortage ol
Wood. Mrs C. G. G ilhtim and Mrs.
manpower in the factories are
Glen
Banton.
cited In Krug's order s e llin g up
D uring the afternoon tying on
regional co ntrol over sales of
tran sfo rm éis available fo r public the new q uilt was started. Mem-
uses. Available* transform ers w ill '
he alloted each month on a basis
o f need and the num lter available ,
In m onthly regional quota.
LAVNUREVN DOING
GOOD JOB
PAGE BIV I
TTTE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
We Have Lots of
NEW
•CIRCULATORS
W A S H IN G T O N
• S e le c tiv e
service S aturday declared a m or
a torium on induction and pro
cessing o f men 26 years of age and
over today, e ffective u n til d ra ft
boards have finished w ith th e ir
younger registrants.
The new o ld e r applies even to
men who may have been ordered
to report fo r induction, w ith the
proviso that they be in essential
jobs.
Processing and induction if o ld
er men may be resumed, the o r
der said, when local boards are
satisfied that th e ir younger men
a ll have been handled.
A nother new d ra ft dictum gives
fathers older thaV 30 libe ra l con
sideration fo r deferm ent, tightens
sharply deferment requirem ents
in o the r age groups and warns
4-F's who are no, now in essen
tia l w o rk to ge, into I, im m edi
ately or face a w o rk battalion o r
der.
Furniture Store
The Town’s
Best Used Car
Values
1911
1910
1910
1939
1939
1937
1936
1933
Pontiac »edan-coupe
Old* eustum sedan
Old* Deluxe sedan
Pontiac D eluxe aedaa
Nash D eluxe sedan
Chevrolet D eluxe coupe
Chevrolet D eluxe coupe
C hevrolet coupe
Most of the above ear* are
equipped w ith radios and h eat
ers.
M A R T IN
M OTORS
Your Pontiac Dealer
24 North 9th Street
a
Get Complete Eye-Examation
Now . You'll Be Told Frankly
Be * " #rt
I
STYLISH,
GUARANTEED
GLASSES
Save.
and
Mosby Creek
C allers Sunday a, the H a rry
Castle home were M r .and Mrs.
Fred Eros, and grandson Fred of
Cottage Grove. Ted Seward S 2C
of Oakland. C alif. PVT. Leon Lan
caster of camp A d a ir who is home
on a 9 day furlough and Mrs.
Berta M cGuire and tw o sons of
Waldon.
M r .and Mrs, A rnold Duers, and
2 children spent Sunday at W est
f i r at the home o f th eir daughter
Mrs. Jack Cline.
M r. and Mrs. Petroni and M r.
and Mrs. John Tonole o f Cottage
Grove were din ne r guests Sun
day at the Mac Tonole home at
Waldon.
M r. and Mrs. Dan Dugan and
Fanny Patton were guests Sun
day a t the John Dugan home at
Latham .
M r. and M rs Jerry Egan and
sons of S p ringfield spent Saturday
and Sunday at the B u tte Mooney
home at Blue M t..
Sargent
George M unsell of
Cam p S w ift, Texas, is home on a
MODERN OPTICAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE WEST
Get Vours Now and
Prager Hardware
H ig h lig h tin g the spring l/owling
tourney now underway at the
Cottage Glove recreational alleys
was Hie sound w alloping given the
league leaders, the Q uality M ar
ket by the c e lla r dwellers, the
Irish & Sw artz ert-w, who made it
the ts'Kt tw o out of three Monday
evening in the grudge match fo r
high stakes.
Hap W olfard was
high man of the three game series
w ith a score of 576 Sm arting un
der the tact th a t last week he
was accused of being a proud papa
(a t his age,, he really bowled cm
over.
A rejuvinated Capital Lum ber
Co. crew was leuding the nine
other teams at the end of the
Hurd week of the spring event
w ith eight game* won and one
lost. H igh single honor* was held
by Holmes w ith a score of 225 fo r
tlie men. B e tty Bone held high
single honois fo r the ladies w ith
a score of 187. Holmes likewise
held high series honor* fo r the
men w ith 580 and B etty Bone fo r
the women w ith 497.
Standings o f the rem aining
teams w ere:
Pet
W
L
.667
3
Irish & S w artz . 6
.667
Q uality M arket
6
3
4
.556
Monahan
............. 5
.444
5
Shell O il
. 4
111
Texaco O il .......... I
5
6
.333
Women Cleaners
3
6
.333
S ta n d a rd Oil
3
6
.333
Men's Cleaners . 3
.333
6
Sm art Shop
3
Created By Craftsmen-
L
Factory to You
820 Willamette - Eugene
l)r. E, V. Broughton
O ptom etrist In Charge
If Glasses Are Not Needed.
furlough and a dinner wa* given
Sunday at the Odd Fellows hall
in Cottage Grove in his honor.
Aix»ut 40 friends anil relatives
attended.
Row River
Easter services were held In the
Row R iver hall Sunday m orning.
Several special Easter song* were
»ung by the com m unity choir,
which included: Mines. Bloomer,
Sholx-rg, Nickson, Patsie, Rals-
troin, Eaatbiook, Giles,
Panton
and M r. Crisman. There was a
very g ra tify in g attendance.
A ju n io r dance was held in the
Row R iver hall F rid ay night w ith
an attendance o f 53 young people.
Music was by M r. S inclair.
Si lf-C o nd ui tln g R obber
S elf-conducting ru b b e r ha * m an y
and g ro w in g use*, u t in shoe sole*
fo r m u n itio n * w o rk e r*, flo o rin g * in
p L n t* where e ve ry pre cau tion m u *t
be l ike n ag u n it s p a rk * and the
dor .• r of e x p lo s o n , in autom obile,
tra lle y bus. and a irp la n e tire * .
FEDERAL TIRES
We have a select stock of Federal Tires in popular sizes.
We can get ANYSIZE TIRE on short notice.
Watch the oil in your car, your car may have to la»t sev
eral years. The low octane gas now on the market makes
it doubly important that you check your oil regularly and
have it changed. Moisture condensation from the low
octane gas goes to your crank case since most motorists
are making short runs.
1^1
RED HORSE
SERVICE STATION
Geo. Hohman, Manager
5th and Main
Phone 32
’ Mobilgas I
u
...
ONLY
»1
A WEEK
NO INTEREST-NO EXTRAS
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Cleansers Floor Waxes, Metal Pot Cleaners, Bleaches, Brooms and Mops. You’ll find a full
C lo ro x Biech Gi,n 22c
22^
O xyd
Sunbi
Large Size
Cleanser
No limit
10c ea.
METAL POT CLEA .NERS
Cake, 10c
Powder 12c
BON AMI
16 oz .............— ............ 23c
GLASS CLEANER, Old English
pints, 39c
quarts, 69c
FLOOR WAX 01( I English
TUS
H o n ey stained f
Hanset Quality
PEAS
Rosedale quality.
A real buy.
No. 2 tins
Case of 24
14c
$3 19
BRING
YOUR SHO PPING
BAG
Due to the paper shortage
we will be unable to furnish
many large bags. Bring
yours when you come to shop
each
lb. pail
q
J jj
BEANS
Overlook
No. 1 tins.
3 for
Case of 48
29c
$4.59
O nior i Sets 2 * 45c
y ^ l l i z c it M
a
g
n
° i a 100 ibs *
MACARONI
elbow cut
BEANS Small White
CRACKERS • Tasty Maid
R IPPL E D W HEAT
Closeout
3 lbs
3 lbs.
2 lbs.
2 pkgs.
19c
29c
19c
15c
N^ucoa s°ft spreading à > lbs 49c
y
49e
R aisins
IR IS H S W A R T Z
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