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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1944)
PArJE EIGHT T H E S E N T IN E L , P O T T A flE G R O V E . O H E H O N Q *,t1 Control or t ¿pittle Bugs Is Explained Albert Dekker is counter-foil /"» » I for Wayne in “ Old O kla h o m a He has previously achieved chievetl dis- • tinction in "The Great Garrick." ' “ Yokel Boy." "Anna Christie." Favored by those who regularly attend outdoor drama. George Control of spittle hugs and root Gabby Hayes is widely known weevils on strawberries this year An «,¡7^ „ i r , ,hrou®h ^is appearances in both w ill probably pay better dividend« h a s b e e n ■* m h i s i h v I t « n iih lie R o g c r8 an<1 ,h e than usual luvause of the certain has been assemb l’d b> Ri public E lliott scries of westerns. keen demand nt aood p r ic e s f o r to appear in its de luxe produc- Amone the other olavers are n ?, . , K p r ill’s foi • in n ra j •> u „ Am ong. m e o m ti p ia y r r s in a )| , , l a l c a n grown, say» O. S. tion, In Old Oklahoma, based on such stnnci-outs as Marjorie Ram- Eletcher countv aavnt Recent Thomson Burt,s' story. “ W ar of Granl Wilhers> Paul F ix. e X , epi,Ws !nitto,U’ crop leports indicate that the the Wildcats, which is scheduled ^£<.¡1 Cunningham and Dale Ev- acreage of strawberries in Wash to open A pril 16th at the Arcade ans ington and Oregon to be harvest - Theatre for a three day engage — ----------------- ed this year w ill be 20 per cent ment. “Old Oklahoma" Has Outstanding Cast of Characters Heading the cast is John Wayne, the virile, strong-silent- man of the screen whose perfor mances In many recent films have been widely hailed by critics and public alike. He attracted atten- tion in "Stagecoach." and followed it w ith such films as "The Flying Tigers," "Ladv For a N ight." "The Long Voyage Home," "Reap the W ild Wind," "The Spoilers., and "Reunion in Paris. Martha Scott, who plays op,w- site him scored heavily in Thorn- ton W ilder’s "O ur Town,” and has since delighted audiences by her w’ork in "The Howards of V ir ginia." "Cheers for Miss Bishop," "They Dare Not Love,” "One Foot , „ .. . .. „ . m Heaven and "H i. Diddle Diddle. With the Granges T ill HShAV. APRIL II, 194 1 Treat Yourself to the Best--Buy Dolenian ’s T ender C rust Bread Entomologists nt Oregon State The grange had an unusually '■''’ hegt* report that spittle hugs interesting and enjoyable time at are ,*'re*dy beginning to hatch its regular meeting last Thurs from over-winter eggs on straw berry plants. day evening. | As soon as the first spittle Angeline Nelson was elected to masses appear, the application of membership. ‘s per cent rotenone dust is due. Mr. Black, agricultural com- Early injury is frequently seven' nrittee chairman, reported that 1 to developing leaves and ft nit now is the time to spray for piune spurs. thrip w ith bordeaux m ixture w ith On large plantings the rotenone one, Pin‘ ° f b,ack leaf 40 added to dust is applied at the rate of 50 each 100 «allons of ,he above to 60 pounds per acre, w ith either spray. a hooded power duster or some Mrs. Jack Cole. H. E C. chair type of rotary fan or blower. For man announced the following smaller plantings various types of serving committee for next meet hand dusters are available. A ing: Mr. and Mrs. Overholser. Mr. thorough job of dusting which, and Mis. Post, Mr. and Mrs. Pow- reaches the under side of leaves c„ and M r _and Mrs. Read_ as well as the top surface is re c -: Under special committee re- ommendeil. w ith a second appli Visitors nt the Orvis Rider Grove, which was sponsored by Carolina, to Chicago for further celebrated his birthday Tuesday ports, Mrs. Stratton reported cation sometimes necessary two home over the week end were Mr. the Eugene S. D. A. church. * training in the naval air corps is w i t i i a d in n e r . plans fo r organizing degree teams. Weeks a fte r the first if spittle and Mrs. G. \ \ . Ruler and Mr. Melvin Smith and Ernest anil spending a fe w days w ith his pai- Mis Ida Chaffee of llluehiy re The grange voted that $10 be masses reappear. ind M r * C. Heckenbery, all of Marion Hathaway have returned Mr. and Mis. John L. I r u n turned to her home after u two contributed to the Red Cioss. Strawberry root weevils an' (.alilornia. to gchool after being absent for hell, and other relatives weeks visit here. Her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kabler of also active already, and are feed Mr. anil Mrs. L. E. Hudgins and nearly two weeks with seven* Mr. and M r s . L e o P a s e h e lk e o f Mrs. M artin Jay, returned w ith Creswell grange were visitors. Mr. ing on leaves preparatory to egg children Helen and Eldon and cases of poison oak M u r c o lu a n d M is W i n n i e l l - i g i r - her tor *i few days. Kabler reported that 200 acres laying. Two groups of weevils are Mrs. Bishop attended Easter scr- M t. and Mrs Charles Graham ty of Eugene visited Sunday a t Thi F le d H a r r is f a m ily s p e n t of cucumbers and 50 acres of serious in most parts of Oregon, vices in Creswell anil s|ieiit the of Salem an* visiting at the A!l«*y the Hugh Trunnell and <). A H i F a s t e r w e e k e n d w i t h Mr«. beans are to be grown in the Cot the early gmup of which is due day nt the V. W. Johnston home. Ritchey home. Nichols homes. II tin s parents at Port Orford tage Grove district this season. for bailing at once. Growers are Mr. and Mrs. Iienton Runyan Nelson Garoutti* o f M c K e n z ie Eldon W alker left Tuesday for Mrs. Wagner read a letter V i s i t i n g a , t in * Thornburg h o m e advised to examine their plant and children Sullie June ami J i m B r i d g e vistieil his father, W. T San Diego. from her son Robert who is in ings and if weevils an* found my of Cottage Grove and M i's . t h i s week is Mrs. Osmond Eston. Gat out ti* Sunday ev ening. New Guinea and Mrs. Read told around the base of the plants or Lanse of Albany itt< ideil church son of Montana. I IK .N T t V I! H I 1*1«, I R O N interesting parts of a letter re 11. T. Mitchell of Lox Angeles, A rth u r llaisington ha. Ix*< ii vi if injury to the leaves known a. at the Royal church Saturday. ceived from Orval Peterson who who visited the t'm e r I ’ llliin s “ ragging" is present, immediate iting nt the home of h is s i s t e r a n d Fri., Sat., Apt il 14-15 the first cur lo a d of pig iron is in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs s J. C lifton of here bought the Hanks place ul application of bait is needed. brother-inlaw , Mr. and Mrs. Al- ('<>nist<M*k anil have moved onto it. Io lx * - lnp|H.*<| h e r e was iw eiveil Philip Lake, w ith the Seabees, Cottage Grove vveie i;m .’s al the Use of the commercially pre 7ÎT hi*y Ritchey. JEAN who has been stationed in Dutch M r anil Mrs. Kuelx-n Pacholke Iasi week by lb** Cottage Grove pared apple pumice or sim ilar home of their daughter, Mrs. Harbor Alaska fo r the past 13 Hazel Hibbatd, Saturday a fte i- GABIN ot Mosby creek visited Tu, shay at foundry und is 1» m g u s e d In th e fru it bail is suggested this year, months is home on a 30 day- as bran and sugar fo r homemade noon. g e n e ra l ru n ol work. The cor till* W T. t i llo lltte llome. leave, was a visitor. He gave a bait are d ifficult to obtain. A S e v e r a l p e o p le o f t i n s c o m m u n Li'o.-iani Newman ol Portland consisted ot Hi ton» of iron. The i k k i s unga r u m . ¿ tu a most interesting talk on his ex- hundn?d tLs Qf John V. Trunnell who lx*ing is slaying at the tim e r Patton foundry at prcHcnt is consuming ity attended an Faster cantata at Ma ü«« M a a IUM N« penenees in Alaska He said the . (he fa(e of tables^ nfu, jn th e S , D . A . c h u r c h in C o t t a g e s e n t f r o m C h a |> e | llill. North hoim im l a tti mhiig school. In* nine tons weekly. h u .td W JULIEN DÜV1VIES weather was plenty cold, lots of ,he erown or , hp c(own snow and ram but that there was each plan, w i„ trcat Qn(? tQ thfc<? Also very little sickness among the acrcs boys.. They have fine movies t o ______________ enjoy but best of all are the let ters, papers and packages from home. When any of the boys get Charles M ille r and his sister, a package from home he said, it Mrs. Drake, were Easter Sunday was like a flock of sea gulls swooping down on some choice dinner guests at the home of Mr. morsel and in no time at all M ille r s niece, Mrs. Margaret Du- Qulut dies nothing was left but crumbs and San Cottage Grove, UfMtfhii they were carefully picked up and Mrs. Halle Cochran and Mrs. Sun., Mon., Tue: enjoyed to the last one. W alta Cook of Cottage Grove tn iic k sd A le tte r was read from the supper guests at the Oscar April 16-17-18 UT::C g irl scouts, who are sponsored by Wheeler home Wednesday eve- ili-cad the grange, telling of their activ- ning- ¡ties. ■ Elder W illiam Lay of Eugene *0 ^ The men of the grange accepted sP°k<? at the 11:00 o clock service ç ? * • w/)Z J, n° po"’1 the challenge of Bob Russum. at the Royal S. D. A. church Sat- ¿ i h m lb ja r e ln,i ‘t P O l n . , .’ ° ■ '" .m *nr ” ° n »X ’P 4 f Allen Aspey and Gale Leabo to a urday. fioijey ~"9' J • »»»»•- C » <»*•• debate. Resolved, that farm labor M r. and Mrs. John Overholser «4», V a c u u m P uck (¿vulitv Blend shall not be drafted." at the next are spending a few days at the l,nt Q ySSry regular meeting the boys taking home of their son, Ross Overhols- Coffee, Nob Hill 1 lb bag 23c the affirm itive. er- Coffee, Airway mild 1 lb bag 20c The following Easter program Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Palleske and Salt Peanuts, Planters 5c, 3 bags 10c was given after the business meet- daughter Joanne of Eugene were Wed., Thurs., April 19-20 Washing Powder, " P o p ” 24 oz 19c ing: Reading. Avanelle Wicks; visitors at the home of Mr. and Dog Food, Colo 8 oz pkg 09c quartette, Christ Arose; Eastet Mrs. G. L. Moxley Sunday, Merle OBERON u" * ' 4i Bleach, White Magic l/2 gal. 17c scripture. Mrs. Ed Finnerty; Eas- The Silk Creek Sunday school Geerjt SANDERS Purex Bleach Quart Lot 12c ter message, Mrs. Jack Cole; closed early Sunday and several Laird CREGAR .. Guava Jelly ( 7pts) 2l/2’s 49c Easter wish. Hattie Spahr and a members attended the Easter Soniflush Cleaner 22 oz 19c rollicking skit “ Dumb as a Door services in Cottage Grove. Jam, Starr purple plum jar 49c Honey Butter, Miner 1 lb 29c Knob" by Mildred Smith and M rs- clara Duncan is visiting at | Frances Cooper. An Easter Egg home of her parents, Mr. and Nucoi, Butter Sub., 1 lb ct. 24c Margarine, Dalew'd (6 pt) 18c hunt fo r the kiddies followed the Mrs. Alvin Allen, fo r two weeks, program. . Her husband has just been sent OTHER GROCERY ITEMS Also I Refreshments were served by overseas, Karo Syrup, Red L. lt/2 lb 15c Cut Beans, (no pts) NI l 2 12c the committee in charge at the Word was received last week Flour, Kitchn Craft 49 lb $1.99 Spinach, Pur Pax (10 pts) 16c close of the evening. that Mrs. Garner passed away at Shortn'g, Royal S (12) 3 lb 60c ---------- the home of her daughter, Ruth Precooked Beans, 8 oz 3 for 25c LAUNDRYS DOING GOOD JOB Garner of San Jose, California, Egg Noodles. Letty Baker 17c Tcm. Juice, Sunny D. (16) 21c ------ A p ril 3. Mrs. Garner had been a I Mushroom Soup Mix, 4 oz 12c Peas, Sugar Belle No 2 14c W orking under odds that have resident of this community for We hop« your Victory Carden w ill h t t m trv tlo u s closed down many industries, the many years, Sea Mtusels, (no pts) 10 oz 30c Crackers, Sodas 2 lb box 25c succhi In Ih» meantime ba iura to sea and admire nations laundries have done a M„ K jttie McC is movj alcw ay’i array ol naw spring frusta and vogalahlaa Gerber's Baby Food (1 pt) 07c bang up w ar job while s till doing int0 ,he |in Ie hQUsc on hpr ,aC(. -lot im p ila , ioni 530 m illion bundles of fam ily and her son Da|(f and fam|| wj|| washing annually for Mr. and occupy the large house. ASPARAGUS, tender, No. 1 Calif. 2 lbs 29c Mrs. America. Mr. and Mrs. George Moxley This was the consensus of opin APPLES, Ex. Fancy Winesapg 2 lbs 21c ion reached at the annual meet have been very ill the past week ing of the BAard of Directors of w ith the flu. h'.NRICIIR.I)? of rnurse f 3)olemanÀ. I la kers o f Fi ne 11 rem I Theatre Troçraws _o___ ARCADE L a th a m ia i B S ilk Creek W* SP«EAD I« O4 o*.iA *© Eduards Coffee a, V DIANE Thurs., Fri., April 13-14 “ISLE OF ,, FORGOTTEN SINS Sat., Sun., April 15-16 “RAWHIDE RANGERS” Also k HOHfy » LCOH ERROL fiWCf McOOWlII WA1IEI CAW n Mon., Tues., Wed., April 17-18-19 CLOSED Thurs., Fri., April 20-21 « ìa P tt o o u c n O M MOORE - THAYER O lM A V O “ ’“ - CaHlMDSar F m I t J a KS the American Institute of Laun dering, the national research headquarters of the laundiy in headquarters of the laundry in dustry at Joliet, Illinois. Headed by President Forrest I. Neal of Quincy, Massachusetts, nine di rectors from various parts of the country met at Institute head- ' quarters in Joliet, Illinois, to re view the w ar job laundries are doing, and to plan new and im proved services which can be launched after the w ar is over. Despite the tremendous labor turnover caused by the selective service and the "syphoning o ff" of help to other industries, laun dries have been able to render the necessery service to 12 million American families while at the same time doing the laundry work for better than 55% of the Armed Forces. Hospitals, hotels tfnd other necessary public institutions have come in for their share of laundry work too, for without it they would have been unable to con tinue th e ir indispensable service to the public. / M a k in g B a s h In m a k in g h a s h o n to p o f th e ra n g e , n e v e r le t th e m e a t p a r t a c tu a lly b o il. L e t th e s a u c e d o th e b o il in g a n d a d d th e le f t o v e r m e a t ju a t lo n g e n o u g h b e fo r e s e r v in g to h e a t th o r o u g h ly . O th e r w is e th e m e a t w i l l to u g h e n . and canning supplies— just a rriv e d ! Remember las, year’ — the time It was hard to get th« supplies you wanted A word to the wise is (you know what). Better buy now— w hile stocks aie large. Kerr Fruit Jars Doz pts Kerr Fruit Jars Doz qts Ccrto Pectin 8 oz bottle Sure Jell Pectin 8 oz Paraffin Wax 1 lb pkg 69c 79c 19c 12c 12c Kerr Ja r Lids pkg of 12 09c Kerr Ja r Caps Pkg cf 12 21c Jar Rubbers, Re r. pk of 12 04c Kerr Caps, wide mouth doz 33c SK IN N E D Shank End 9C< ( I point) lb. ww Whole or But, 13 pts ) lb. 3 5c Pd. A dr. Smith lor Senator Com. Leo S m ith, M g r-, C o rb tti Building, Portland . BUY WAR BONDS lb 05c CAULIFLOWER, Snow White, local lb 14c CABB m GE, Calif. Gree.i lb 04c LETTUCE, Fresh Local Head 08c Spry Shortening (12 points ) 3 lb ja r 68c Rinso Soap 24 oz 21c Sierra Pine Toilet Soap Reg bar 3 for 20c It's about lime lor another chicken, isn't i t ’ W ell, this lime, ii you haven't tried a Safeway chicken be'ore be sure to get one this week. Youi satisfaction is guaianteedl FOWL, RTade A FRYERS, grade A JG’RESH DRESSED RABBITS Everybody can enjoy ham at today's low-poin, values and Safeway s low prices. Ge, one o l our sugar-cured hams (or real mouth watering good ness! Short rib of beef lb 13c— 4 pts Pork Liver, sliced, lb ldc 1 pt ■ Bologna, Type 4 lb 25c 2 pts Bacon, any size pee lb 29c- 1 pt ORAPEFRUIT, Arizona Seedless lb 41c lb 46c lb 52c Veal Liver Lb. 49c SAVE. WASTE TATS V
