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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1944)
u ia D tis n e a August 13. 1KN9 Published Every Thursday at garden w o rk once per week, Ap- Cottage Grove, Oregon ply lo 1161 South 6(h Street. W. C. M A R T IN -------- ------ — ..... ......... ............ ....... ... E d itor, Publisher 43-3U-45 Subscription Rates, Cash in Advance ... In Lane-Douglas Counties............„ ...................................... ... l year $2.00 « A N T E D F ir and Cedar piling. In Lane-Douglas Counties ........... ......... .............. ........... ... 6 months $1.25 s‘/ ‘* O'*01»' price 1 " b In Lane-Douglas C ountie. .................................... ............... 3 months $75 t i ' d ' ^ u ’ ^ ,p™ n t' r».,. ¡ x . T k V . . i i i m m r a a i a N led e rtn e ytr - M a rtin Co-. Po t- Outs de This D is tric t ................ ......... ..................................... i year $2.25 ,and. O re.” 43-3tc-45 Outside This D is tric t .............. ....... _ ............... ................ 6 months $1.50 Outside This D is tric t ........................... ................................ 3 months $.90 W A N T TO R E N T : 3 to Id acre place. P refer west of town, w ith Exceptions to men and women in armed forces: In U. S. A : 1 year $2.00; 6 months $1.50; 3 months $1.00. 1 o r 2 room house and small barn. W rite N. S Box 66, C ity. Overseas: 1 year $1.50; 6 m onths $1.00. J___________ 43-ltp. Foreign rates on application. No subscription accepted fo r less than 3 months. Im p o rta n t: In changing address n o tify us im m ediately and JUST R E C E IV E D : G ift w rap give form er as w ell as present address. pings.birthday and convalescent Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class m atter. cants I f interested call 303 South 6th street. 43-ltp. Cottage ßrovf jhtttmrl • v - i isrss ’u at $2,(XX) fo r o r apply as down payment on farm or acreage. Must have creek and good building site ami I k » w ith in 7 miles of Cottage Grow. C all 1781.. 36-tfc W A N T E D : Cast Iron scrap. W ill p a y ceiling prices. Cottage Grove Foundry. 23-tfc A ll kinds of welding, both elec tric and acetylene. M achinery re pairing ami blacksm ith!ng. O. K. W elding Shop, in new location, >tn and Jefferson_________ l - t f t There are more Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Delight Valley policies in Oregon, by fur, thun o f any other Sgt. C lyde Davidson of Camp NATIONAL EDITORIAL— Carson, Colorado is home on a company. There are tens of thousands in other OlEG in n W as soc ia t io N n W A N T E D : Man power stump p ul furlough. SSO CIATIO ler. Must be good. John Grubb. OBIIS Mr. anil Mrs. M artin F laten of .jT lirnT tA — Western states. Among your neighbors und ______________________ 4 3-ltp. Alberta, Canada are» v isitin g fo r u few weeks at the Oscar Flaten MUCH TALK NO ACTION FOR S A LE : 1936 Chevrolet home. A nephew of Mrs. M a rtin .\ lot o f ta lk and several volumes have been w ritte n in the friends you w ill find these policyholders. Coupe, gotxt clean car. runs I* laten, Glen Hoosier of tin» Royal past y e a r re g a rd in g the ju v e n ile d e linqu ent. Hen» we have fine. Excellent No. 1 pre-w nr discussed the problem a ris in g out o f c h ild re n -le ft to th e ir own tires; heater. A real bargain at Canadian .Air Force, spent Sunday They w ill tell you that year ufter year they are night at the F laten home. He has 43-Bp. in ia tiv e in the m a tte r o f conduct, but n o th in g has been done $480.00 P. O. Box 364 teen three und one-hall y -ill's of Red hamp fryers fo r sale a fte r to w a rd s o lv in g the problem s a ris in g out o f p e rm ittin g the saving from 20% to 25% on their premium June 4th. Average 3 lbs. 35 cents combat d u ly ih the English Chan ju v e n ile to be bis own guide in the m a tte r o f conduct. nel and M editerranean areas ano lb. Delivered in c ity in lots of 3 In o th e r sections, p a rtic u la rly in the southw est, progress is now home in Canad 1 on a fu r or more. No Sunday sales W C. costs. They w ill tell you that our service is has been made. J u v e n ile delinquency has been pinned on the M ar, ’ a, S ntinel ot tu e. 42-ttc. lough. The Roys 4-H C alf club met at delinquent parent and steps taken to see th a t the parent prompt, dejk-ndahle and friendly. assumes at bast a measure o f re sp o n sib ility. Some readers FOR S A L E : Set chain harness the Joe C rick home Tuesday a f cheap. Old. hut serviceable. W. ternoon. M r. Danielson, county w ill recall an a rtic le in the S a tu rd a y Evening Post a few weeks club leader was present. ago where a young ju d g e at Phoenix, A rizona set out to C. M a rtin at Sentinel office. A lice . Jam-. John and Florvnct ________________________42-tfc. solve the problem and d id by h a ilin g the parents in to court, Dunlevy are employed at the Ho a ll hours o f the day und night. The patents d is lik e d .the p ro W A N T E D ,0 buy. Sm all eat to w ell Produce Farm on Goodpas yard piling. D augherty Piling ture Island near Eugene. ceed ttre enough that they assumed sonic re sp o n sib ility over 511 Main St.. Phone 30 42-2tc-43. the c h ild re n ot the home and delinqu ency p ra c tic a lly d isap Co. M is. Joe C rick came down w ith peared. Representing R E G ISTER ED Berkshire weaner the m ' ils,‘ ‘s ovcr t! -e wet I; end A responsible citizen to ld us F rid a y th a t some tw e n ty pigs fo r sale w ith papers. IVm- Esther Hansen spent the week ju ve n ile s were counted lo ite rin g on the streets a fte r tw e lve aid Kabler. BB route, phone end v isitin g m Portland and on 42-2tp-43. Monday registered fo r nurses o clock w ith o u t o ffic ia l interference. O ffic e rs w o n 't do a n y 17F31. McMinnville, Oregon tra in in g ai St. Vincents h<».spi*ul. th in g unless backed up by the council and the council p robably RADIO R E P A IR SHOP, a, 318 is a w a itin g backing fro m the public. I t ’s going to take sonic M ain St.. Again open 10:00 a. m. in te s tin a l fo rtitu d e to correct th is situ a tio n . So fa r this f o r t i to 6:00 p. m. to service yo u r radio IR M I C HAPLAIN TO PRE V II HERE tude is missing. and electrical appliances. was a seminary classmate o f the active service as u chaplain In the Itu ild in i Btark 41-4tc-44. States A rm y. The Rev The live c e n tta l omlno add» ara The Rev. James Web iter, pas Rev. G E. Hardy. The Rev and United Mrs. W ebster and duugh te r Judy W rtiM er 1« a very Mucce**ful | ris - the building blocks U r l t tHau». CONFUSION IN AGRICULTURE CASH TO B U Y : 5 room modern to r of the F irst Baptist church of are s e n d in g u tw o weeks vac’4- to r and a forceful speaker and you A most amazing situ a tio n exists in the n a tio n 's fie ld o f Big Rock. Illinois, just west o f cottage . Phone 98, Cottage Browning big carnival la in Chicago. w ill be the preacher at tian in Eugene w ith M i. Web- W itt want to take thia opportunity a g ric u ltu re , according to ‘ The F arm C o lu m n .” o f Fortune.G rove 41-3tc-43. __________ town , h „ w<.,.k 4 3-ltp -2 l the local B aptist church Sunday. s te rs parents before he enters to hear turn fo r M ay. I t shows we had 82.200.000 head o f ca ttle as o f KY. D ~ ~ „ J a n u a ry 1. us against a ten-year average o f 69.400,000 and 1 , F F loo r sanders, wax- He w ill preach at the m orning worship service at 11:00 on th« « « « ,„« , a r a i„ . , „• . v e r a , ......... 51.IIOO.C«». G r l? , topic “ Heaven's V icto ry fo r Man's and th a t the c h ie f cash re tu rn to tarm ers is fro m livestock * ' Defeat.” He is a b rother-in-law and livestock products, not crops. W A N T E D : Eor m ill: Planer feed of Mrs. Helen Judy H ardy and ers. car loaders and green chain I t is estim ated that tin- needs o f d a iry ca ttle , beef cattle. M atinee at carnival S aturday sh e e p and lam bs, horses and m ules, sw ine . tu rk ,w s . e h i . ' k , ' n > F ° ^ W.o ods= Buckers and afternoon June 10. 4 3-ltp-2i and ducks, w ill be 145.794.000 tons o f concentrate feeds fo r fallers. F am ily houses available o r bus service each day. Row the feeding year, ami th a t we are 12 per cent short o f th a t R iver Lum ber Co., Phone 4355. BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND and you can do it regularly with the aavings you make by am ount. « 39-tfc. f »1 ARNEST INSURANCE AGENCY OREGON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Back the Attack In essence, the problem resolves its e lf dow n to the price o f feedstuffs. 'C e ilin g prices on feeds.’ says Professor C u n n in g ham, prevent p ri es fro m ris in g to sound the danger w a rn in g and cheek livestock p ro d u c tio n before feed supplies are e x hausted. In a free m arket price s itu a tio n , risin g feed prices w o u ld ta p e r o f f dem and.’ " I nder the circum stances it appears that a bad s itu a tio n m ay become worse anil could be extrem e in event o f tin- qu ick end o f the w a r.” In the m eantim e, price ceiling«, floors, subsidies, ra tio n in g and crop controls, confus the fa rm e r w ho is in a large measure helpless to meet his problem s. WAR VETERANS AND THE LAND BOOM Land prices are now c lim b in g faster than th e y d id nt the height ot the 1919 20 boom. A real tuna way is possible, accord in g to Farm Jo u rn a l. The W ar Food A d m in is tra tio n and Extension Service arc s e ttin g up local committees, headed by C o u n ty Agents, to advise veterans on what k in d o f farm s to ’ buy. etc.’ Hut i f prices get w ay out o f reach before the boys come home how can th e y b u y ! I t is pointed out. however, th a t: Sale o f state and county-ow ned lands has been suspended by law in N o rth D akota u n til J u ly 1. 1945. in o rd e r th a t re tu rn in g service men m ay have a chance to buy. The law w ill pro b a b ly be amended o r replaced by the next le g isla tu re , e a rly next year, w ith a more com prehensive land -fo r-ve te ra n s p ro gram . SUMMONS and debarred from asserting any In the C ircu it C ourt o f the State claim w hatever thereto adverse to o f Oregon fo r Lane County. the p la in tiffs ; and fo r such other GEORGE L. A L L E M A N and S A and fu rth e r re lie f as to the C ourt R A H R. A L L E M A N , his wife. shall seem ju s t and equitable. P la in tiffs, This summons is published p u r vs. GRACE SEARS, the unknown suant to an order made by the heirs of GRACE SEARS, il de Hon. C arl E. W im berly, C irc u it ceased; also, a ll other persons or Judge o f Lane County, Oregon parties unknown claim ing any on the 5th day o f June, 1944. rig h t, title , estate, lien or in te r- which order directs th a t this est in the real estate described Summons be published once a in the Com plaint herein, week fo r fo u r successive weeks est in the Com plaint herein. in the Cottage Grove Sentinel, a Defendants. TO : GRACE SEARS, the un- newspaper of general circulation known heirs of GRACE SEARS Pub,lsb' ‘d ,n Cottage Grove, Lane if deceased; also, all other per- County- Oregon; and th a t you be sons or parties unknown claim - re9 u*red to appear and answer on ing any rig h t, title , estate, lien or before the last day o f the tim e or interest in the real estate prescribed in said order, to -w it: described in the C om plaint on or before the 6th day o f July. herein. 1944 Date of firs t publication T H E N A M E O F V h E i “ **, 8‘ h' 1941 Da,e ° f last pub' IN i r t t , N A M E (Jh ,l i l t bcation J u ly 6, 1944. S TA TE O F OREGON: YOU arc H E R B E R T W. L O M B A R D hereby summoned and required to A ttorn ey fo r the P la in tiffs. appear and answer the Com plaint Residence and Post O ffice: C ot o f the p la in tiffs filed against you in the above e n title d suit, on or tage Grove, Lane County, Ore. before the last ciay of the tim e ________ 43-5t-47. prescribed in the order fo r pub licatio n to -w it: on or before the 6th day of July, 1944; and if you fa il to so appear and answer, fo r w an t thereof, the p la in tiffs w ill apply to the above e ntitled C ourt fo r the re lie f prayed fo r in the W O M AN W A N T E D : fo r house Com plaint, to-v»it: tn a t you anil w ork Friday o r Saturday of each of you be adjudged to have no estate o r interest whatsoever each week. Modern equipment 42-tfc. t in or to the land o r premises here Phone 236J. in o r to the land and premises TO T R A D E : Good clarinet fo r herein described, to -w it: w hite doe rabbits. C la ir H. The East one-half of the Arne,, Blackbutte m ute, city. Southeast q u a rte r o f Section ! _________________ 43-ltp. 24, Township 21 South of FO R S A LE : Pre » a - 1941 bicycle, Range 4. West o i the W illam like new. Lester Brisbane, 104S ette Meredian, in Lane Coun East Main. 4 3 -ltp ty, State o f Oregon. and th a t the p la in tiffs are the FOR S A LE : 1934 Chevrolet coupe-, owners in fee simple o f the said good condition. Gilmore Super premises as set out in the Com ■Service S tation. 43-ltp. p la in t herein, and that you and W A N T E D : Vegetable juicer. Tele each of you be forever enjoined phone 2 9 -F -ll. 43-2tp-44. J WANTADS I EOR S A LE : W ootisr.un Colt auto m atic. 22 revolver. 12 ga. shot gun, V ictro ia portable phonograph and 25 records A. J. Balaiger phone 13F1S 42-3tp-44 W OMEN W A N T E D : fo r laundry w ork Collins Lanndry and Cleaners. Phone 44. 40-tfc. W ATER WELL DRILLING See yo u r w a te r w ell d rille r be fore you buy o r install yo ur pump. Pumps and supplies. Phone 26F23, J. II. Thomas. Oakland. Ore. 36-tfc Films Developed and Printed O C pi a n tlS E xposures REPRINTS 3 c EACH. Guaranteed Work. Thrift-Wise — ■ ■ ■ Cottage Grove, Ore. A *64 QUESTION W ould These Shoes Have Worn Twice as L o n g i f T h ey H a d Cost Twice as Much? buying at Irish Si Swarts Coffee Sugar 29c 59c Del M o n te V nc-P .ick (lo th Bag JAR LIDS Bcrn.adin JAR RUBBERS Ball Regular Fruit Jars 3 dozen 25c 3 dozen 10c S elf S u r in g p in ts 69 £ doz quarts CLO3URES Be.-aadin CERTO Dial * All Penney shoes are built to give stalwart service— a full measure of value, and often much more! How do we know? Because people tell us — thousands of them every year. And because we know how our shoes are made, and what they’re made of! Me know, and onr customers know, that there’s just no sense in paying more than Penney prices for shoes! P E N N E Y 'S '■SQiEBQDEiaaEQDBDSl doz 21c dozen 3 bottles 49c Raisins Honey P o in t Free S tra in e d 49c $1.29 4 Ib pkg 5 lb pa il ROSEDALE PEAS No. 2 HAPPY VALE PEAS N x 2 H D C02N Whole Grain GREEN BEAN3 Oveilook No. 1 TOMATOE J Dunde? No. 2>/a LIBBY'3 MILK Tall cans Certainly not! We’ve heard of nrjny a pair 0» moderately-priced Penney shoes that served for years, even under the most trying condi tions. Would they have worn twice as long, if they’d cost twice as much? Not likely! /V C 79< Case of 24 $2 98 Case of 24 $2.98 Case of 24 $3 90 Case cf 48 $4.59 Case of 24 $298 Case of 48 $3.98 Snowflake Margarine Sodas Dinner Bell 2 lbs. lb 29c 15c FERTILIZER CLEANSER Sunbrite 25 lbs $1 46 BLEACH Nu Bora , 5c can WAX Simoniz self polish 7'2 ^ H° n 10c ------ * —------------------------------------------- ■ ...................................................... ........... 98c quart Eggs CornFlakes Grnue A Large 31c fr25c Cartoned doz ' You 11 gpuad lea» and get much m c re -if you buy your foods at your Irish-Swartz store SW ARTZ
