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TTIE «ENTINTO, COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
No Protein Lack
On Tables With
Eggs and Bacon
Latham
Idons Pieport on
; Postwar Projects
M rs.
A lta M ille r m id g
d a u g h te r ol H c a ttle s u ite d
week W illi the A A H ull»
other i ' o u s iiis here.
S
.d oghr
ol
I iio im i , 1 1
(
Divide
Delight Valley
M r und M r*, (¡e o rg r ■ R ieken-
M a rth a
C ric k
ha* gone
to
back a n il M r. and Mt
W, B u r Pueblo, Colo, ado, w here she ex
tra in and fa m ily ol I'is , in. Wa»h- p e l s lo v is it m ost o f Hie sum m er.
in g to n w e re week end gu« * t* n t
S unday dinner guest* at the R.
M r. and M rs. W . C I’yneh T h e y H•l•:■;«•^ h o iiv were M r*. C u rtis
w ere e n ro u te to C .d ilo rn u i.
W h ile o l Eugene and h '-r bouse
M i* . A la n
ifa n e i ,,t Gunaon, guest M a ry W h ite of lx , . Angeles.
C0I01 ado a ri i \ «*1 last w i . k to v isit M a n e Hansen, w ho is em ployed
at the b«,me o f !,■ b ro th e r and in Eugene was also home fo r the
sisiet -in -la w , M r. and M rs W . < . day.
1‘ynch. M rs. Hanei- , husband is in
J im i P la te n has accompanied his
Hi«' a rm y in I la ly . She h i* been cousin* the M c rt F o il
to Foley
L rig b sh te a ch e r in Hie ( ’hericu. S prings on a vacation.
C o lo ra d o h ig h sch«s>b
'I'lie E lw y n Bal«'* fa m ily o f Ix ,r -
M r*. F. F. P a rk, 1 o t C o lla g e 1
en 1 M s ite il S unday evening at the
G io v e and M r. and M i
Law renei
R alph S e a r* home
P a rk e r and *on Ix -lw y n o f R ic h
m ond C a lifo rn ia e,dle«| at th e .1
I l l l M I . l t * ' I d <.F, I s t K P U S
A M a cke y herme To, -d a y.
\lt.M Y T R I I h S
I M »E K PLAN
M i* M a ry P ynch , . v is itin g h e r
g ra n d m o tiie r, M rs M a ry M. Shay,
A f,--'. su rp lu s u s id a rm y (ru cks
al N cul, Kansas.
l .'i
C o l l a g e G rove l-io n *
clu b
w ill agie,. I,, raise th e ,11m of
• )n * g i> li
I io iik t i u i k i ' i
11 11,1
s|b i,iH i I,, apply on Hie e o n -l, lie-
" b lg li in o lc io » I t l l l U l g « .
|
H ll'll'
in ,n ol a tn u n ii'ip a l » w in n in g |**«l
tubl«'*,
h ii < i lui I ii h,
and a high sellout si id io m accord
utiH 'knii-ri in r <•111, \ ,u
ing to 11 rejMirt fro m the 1.ion's
m il Mms l.u ,
p r|
clu b p la n n in g c o m m itte e su b m it-
Jl
I l 1 1 K IIIIN I : 1 I
I
I ,
te l by F lo y d G llb e n
e lia irm m i
II"
at Hie re g u la r m e e tin g of • Hie
fa v o rite coniblnaH on. I,o ,« „i and
Iaon's club last T h u rs d a y. The
pi o p , m i ,
,,f eoies,. c o n tin
«•UUs W ill Ml||i|ily high | . i , l , i n f , „ „ |
lliu l is ra tio n f !<•«• m ill « ju h k ly
gent on w b e llii'i ttie c ity and the
p lr|M ili'il, l i l t
IV
union high school Is ,a id
w ill
ta p e Hie a d d itio n a l am ount nee-
A n u ill s i/. i| t'lV Ilig ,,l t w ,|
C
a iy fo i Ibe c o n s tru c tio n lit
«'UK* w ith H u. 1 1
• be i. p ro je cts, Is itb to Is« u m ie r-
w ill »apply nin e ih u n |ii
1 ak n II) Ibe p ,s l . ,,r p a i o d
u f p ro te in , In tu lln g om fo u rth of
Ite i.'d l liMikiia*. to ib e co n stru c-
Un* a d u lt dully in ti) (in ,, n,.,.,|
tio
n o l Is ,ib the s w im m in g p *» l
feel u tility «if liv in g ui>i|>tu > i ,|y
M is Andrea T re y and d a u g h te r and the sta d iu m » .ill be w o rke d
on H m ' mi 1 food* n Hit- i;m u m ill in
l.im ls lro m m id J a n e tte ol out as ra p id ly as possible W ith
1» now Ap|M silliig fo i n io it- i i . f n| M i
N o rth Bend visite d at the O ver- the ip p ro v a l ol I m ,H i Hie c ity and
««KM* I o o v e r r u l i n '
1 , ,|,( sl t , i , i | , '
M r. and M r*. W a lk e r o f A lb a n y
guard
home
W ednesday
and Hie «•100I lx ,a ril, .• ,d p i e lim in a ry Were v is ito r* at lb«' W. A. Herm n-
i h m ..
while Itu
h
to Hie s w im m in g p««d plans, the w a y bom«'.
Nluughli«n«d hi i ' <,,n t iiu iiil,' 1 • Hi«. I h u r .day ol last week.
hold a
I hi m I yo u r.
M i and M r* A A. H u ll cele- L io n 's c o m m itte e w ill
I be L ily GroW’c is had a p icn ic
m
eeting
w
ith
Ibe
H
'A
ch a p te r at tin- H e m e n w u y R iv e r Ranch
w edding an
W ay» »llg g e stixj |iy Mis C u -r i,ru le d th e ir 2X1 h
and the S outh Lane f a ir hoard.
last Sunday. Those present fro m
tor n e rvin g H»»'*«« hoi Ini'lm li* n o e| i| y Sunday
Iie fin ite 1 e e o m u v n d 'iiio n s as to here w e re : M r. arid M i* . W . A.
M r and M rs W in. S, hl« fz e r ore
h c rn n ifilril ««gg» w ith d lu -d luu-nn.
Ha
e o n tru e tio n o f
a s w im m in g
R eel
» h in t'd o r h iik i'd rg g * « m 'l« 'd w ith m oving lo Hood Itiv e r th is week pool w e ie eontairied in Hie r e p , it Ife rn e n w a y, M r. and M i
H ernenw ay and fa m ily , M r. and
M i «. S e h I «• t / e r v is ite d w ith
Ivicon. ornHotn *|H«kl<-d w ith lm
am i am ong th««se th a t lh< pi (,|XI- M rs, James H ernenw ay and son
con, Moiiffl, s w ith d lr r d ro o k, d fi lends there last week.
»'»] I m « c ity ra th e r th a n » xchool
lincon. m id rse n llo p e il d ln h r
of
A lyce I I'lnseti same fro m A sh p l'o ie e l; th a t tin- | mmi I I m - locii led D a vid arid M r. and M r*. W illia m
Nfiris.*.
J r ft- o v r r \ i 'i ; , i . ,i!il,
ri'iu v e ttn trd land fo r the w edding of A lfre d on c ity p ro p e tty m u
lh«' c ity
M r and M r». H a rris o n and fa m
W i l l . >.
1
1
lla n s e n and K ith B ric k e r.
p a rk ; th a t tb " |*>c,I lx« Hie new
ily
have m oved to C a lifo rn ia and
«’Kg"
lu i'.-r ty p ". lo c lu d in g a (Miller M r. and M r*. R cavi - an«i fa m ily
M
IIO
O
I,
F rriH -h
lo u tf fin 'd
in („iro n
w ith storage l in k f ilt e r m id c ir have m oved
on the
H a rris o n
K ir iis r m id w r u i l w ith tm ron I*
c u la to r and pum p and th a t the place.
It p i e i » l l l g t i ll lu I t o n . s t i r » a y •
l«,ol I,«- «1 m in im u m oi 120 le f t in
M i ■ H azel H ernenw ay i* conva-
T h o x r o tlrrH iin g th<» th ir d an d ia m e te r. T h e cost o f the |xx,l
O th e r »ugg«**flon* i i i f tr n d r i
lesing
a i Hie hom e ol h e r b ro th e r
im a l I - i I mu
% M'hool tin . Uf < k w ould (»• approxim aO ly SX.IKX).
w u ffli • and g rid d le t ik i w ith l,.|.
A lm o n d H ernenw ay.
w h ich i . h I m ’H ii * h< Id (iti tin» p a c ific
B e e d iiiliie n d d io ris o f liie
high
«sin M-r\>-«l W illi p i.tt In ,I, hollt il
John I-co n a rd 1 »pending a few
I n l\(T H ily 1 nt ip j at E<>|cht (»1 fi * c | kx ,| s ta d iu m in clu d e d $2,02.».ot,
f r l i t l o r si" i"ii n 1 til«'« I • u k *
F oi
ve a rc M i
F ra n k F. B ro u n , .Mi>. to lie raised by toe d u ll fo r the day* w ith In * grandparent»« M r.
toasted clu b aundwirh«*» ¡1 f i n d lla r r > N *u m. M r* I h r b
and M rs. N a te C om pton.
A dam *
to cost a p p ro x im a te ly
egg <’un I n * s u b s titu te d fo r the anti Miss Leslie B:t»' ki !b/m k o f s ta d iu m
M rs. M am ie R ie d E r was a d in
$12.o<x): th e fu n d w o u ld lie a p
USU'll « b ti'k rn . W illi i l l l r l l l . i l , ' I I I '
n e r gu< st S unday at the W ilb u r
the M ethod i.st ch u rc h T he schtMil p lie d to Hie c o n d itio n in g
o
f
Qic
con s tr ip
| . ,in .it,, slice», t lir i' t',
•,|»'ii,'d Sunday, Jun,' US, a w l w ill Held, Hu* W ork lo I«- done a, Ihe M cF 'a rla n d home
m id le ttu c e Ir.'ivrs on Hu* o th e r
1 uni mu,' th ro u g h F i nl.i . tb< Ublfi e a rlie s t p ra c tic a l tim e .
M rs. A nna B o lto n spent several
piece* o f lo iis l
und 1* fo r ch u rch school w o rk e r*
B o th the c ity and th e high day in S p iin g fie ld v is itin g re la
F o r cool »li n ks lh«-
i i r r de v ' jm iiim ii c d by Hi«' Oregon ( ' in fe r
school b o n d have fu n d * e a rm a rk - tives.
il«*, egg» w ith l«»tttt»-*» .uid to m a to ence B oard o l E d u ca tio n o f M -ib-
«■d lo r th e *,' p ro je c t*, but a p proval
M rs. M y r tle P o w e r* and son
mtndwich««*
ix h '.l I'hurehe*.
of th e c ity c o u n c il is yet to b e F ra n k lin spent Tues., in Eugene.
T in * is an o liM -rv .iilo n -p riic lI« .- obtained.
M l i . h M F t i t I . O O h s i 1»
M 'liixil, g iv in g p i'iii'lic d
he lp lo
SalesIxMiks. The S e n tin e l.
w
xjrke
r*
of
Hie
n
u
rse
ry,
Iv
g
in n e is , :
A t I E N D S S T \ l t. ( O N -
T h e lo w ly nulkw e«*l. fa rm e r'»
p rim a ry , ju n io r m id in te r m e d ia te
\ F.NTHFN
jie si, ban I n m raised Io a ( ’in ile r-
Life Accident Health
in |i ii In i, til* One not o n ly »fudie«i
F il l H ill and R obert G raham ,
«•II.1 » ta lu s by Ib r w a r O n e r p u l
bow lo »each re lig io n th ro u g h tit*- pre sid e n t
elect
o
i
Hie
C
ottage
led up by lb«* k m , is m id d r s iro y rd
cuasion and lio o k*, but on«- see* Gr<»ve Lion.* d u b a tte n d e d a sta te
on sigbi it is now eagerly sought
CLYDE E. PIERCE
a c iu .il te a ch in g lie in g «lone w ith m eeting o l Hie Lion,* d u b * W ind)
by th e govei lin ie n l as ¡1 s u b s titu te
iMiy* and g ir i* and assist* 111 (lie convened 111 P o rtla n d M onday and
P.0.
Box 378, Cottage Grove
fo r ka|M>k fo r life p re se rve r* and
teaching.
Tuesday.
m a n y o th e r u»«-*. In some p a ri*
o f the .Middle W est, in f ’l r l . II is
now regarded a» m i
im p u t m il
fa rm crop, even though it la k e *
th re e years Io develop. T in * yeai
acco rd in g Io the w a r p ro d u c tio n
lio a rd , a l I, 1*1 I until«*» |Kiund* of
m ilkw e e d (loss w ill I m ’ r«*|U irei| fo r
m ilita r y use, m ost of w h ic h w ill
have to com«' fro m w ild p la n t*.
F’o r th is reason the b o a rd urge*
th a t h ig h w a y rig h t-o f-w a y s , a p ro
lif ic source o f m ilk w e e d , lie le ft
u nniow ,«l u n til the fa ll w hen th e
pods w ill I m - ready to h a rve st. The
N a tio n a l In v e n to rs C o u n cil o f the
de|Mirtni<*nt o f com m erce, W ash
in g to n , g iv i s m ilk w e e d , | * * l m id
s ta lk , c re d it as th e source o f .»«•vcn
new w a r product», in c lu d in g w a rm
lin in g fo r a v ia to rs ' c lo th in g .
l ame H a iu n la y to v is it hr* daugli
1. M is I Ivin Boswell arnl Io 11
srsi a, it» const ru c tio n o f a b u n
Mrs.
fe d T ro u tm a n
of
1,0s
A iig flf«
re tu rn e d re c e n tly a lle i
H v I m II ìe ie w ith her p a re n ts Mi
und M i
C lin i I
S m ith and o l i v i
I ‘ •hltlVCM.
Hoy
N j 'I moh
ol
Hr« n v r lo n .
W«i‘ (1 vim II ch I an Hint Mrs. W o lte r
I ink« r M orid ly.
M r. und Mr«. M ad
V lxdl'd «1 h fo th c i itt
U u m b . K o h o it Wild«* rieur
Uon í d y , Sunday.
M r m il M rs
,.«■ |(1. H u ll ()f
V a iK o u v tr. W a b , m e here to
assist m the baying.
Cedars
\iwm vrom
I 111'* WEEK
IN S U R A N C E
You’re a
CITIZEN SOLDIER
when you do Red Cross Work
I l l s T ill.F I» V F I I I I TVS
« .F I T K V IS IN G
T IIE N E T H IN G S A liE H A K II
TO F I M l
Sever«« c iv ilia n sh o rta g e * now
e xlsl in w nshtubs, a la rm clocks,
w in d o w screening and fla s b b g b ls .
W I ’ B r«'|»'i't.s, w ith less .severe
sh o rta g e * in fla s h lig h t b a tte rie s,
«•lollies pin*, double b n ilc is , egg
healers, pail.*, ra d io lube.* and u m
brella«. M ild shortages exist in ,
w ood and coal stove*, therm os i
h o llie s ,
h a liy
ca rria g e s,
mops,
bedsprings and bobble pm *.
Salesbooks. T he S e n tin e l.
Films D eveloped
and P rinted
nndR
C h i e f change fro m fo rm e r
tim es re q u ire s th a t these tru c k s
be handled th ro u g h re g u la r lice n
sed m o to r ve h icle dealers, w here
th e y w ill be subject to p ric e regu
la tio n s, thus a ssuring fin a l sale to
users a t fa ir prices and w ith o u t
undue p io f it to handlers. C o u n ty
fa rm
tra n s p o rta tio n co m m itte e s
Exposures
REPRINTS 3c EACH.
Guaranteed Work.
Thrift-Wise
Cottage Grove, Ore.
and c o u n ty w a r board» w ill han
dle fa rm e r a p p lica tio n s fo r these
IRISH&SWARTZ
CANNING APRICOTS
are in. We believe you should buy early this year. The quality is excellent. Save points
by canning your own.
Certo
Deal pack
Pectin
M C P Powder
Canning
Supplies
F R U IT JA R S
Kerr Seif Sealing
P in ts
Q u a r ts
69c
79c
bottles
packages
KOOL A ID , A ssorted
4 pkgs. 15c
COLA S F R U P , 12 oz.
25c
G E L A T IN , M inute
2 pkgs. 25c
S O U P M IX , L ip to n ’s
3 pkgs. 25c
W A LN U TS. Oregon ung rad ed 2 lbs. 59c
H O N EY , strain ed
1 lb. 26c
doz.
doz.
T H IS STO R E W IL L B E CLOSED A LL
DAY, TU ESD A Y , J U L Y 4 th ____ O PE N
M ONDAY. JU L Y 3rd, AS U SU A L
JA R RU BBERS
Mascn regular
3 dozen
10c
J A R L ID S
Bernardin, self sealing-
3 dozen
25c
Eernardin Regular
Dozen
P IC K L E S , K err, 25 oz., sw eet
P IC K L E S , N ally’s T reasu re
R IP E O LIV E S, S u rp rise
O L IV E S, G reen R ipe, No. 1
P O R K & BEA N S, D ennison
J A R CAPS
19c
41c j&r
18c ja r
22c ja r
25c can
2 fo r 25c
F R U IT J U IC E
gal 39c plus deposit
P otato C hips
2 25c
Ritz
X .
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Are You Doing ALL You Con
»
A lm o st a billion surgical dressings were
matle for the Army by American Red Cross
volunteer workers in 19 i.t, and W ar D epart
ment quotas call for more in 19-14. Commercial
manufacturing facilities anil manpower are en
tirely inadequate to supply dressings in the vast
quantities required during wartime, so this is
one of the most vital of the many essential Red
Cross services.
The Red Cross needs all the help that all of
us can give. YOU are needed, as a production,
motor corps, canteen or hospital ami recreation
w orker; as a staff assistant, dietitian's aide,
nurse's aide^or home nurse trainee.
Red Cross tasks include some of the most im
portant Citizen Soldier activities, hut there are
many m o re ... more than enough for all of us
to have a proud part in speeding victory, and
in reducing war's terrible cost. If you are not
already doing all you tan, choose your service
ami enroll today, as a Citizen Soldier.
a t a CITIZEN SOLDIER?
Regular Bluod Donor
FO OAR W
S M IT H
l u l l C o rb e tt B iii M ibf ;
P O R T L A N D «. O R E G O N
One patrioti« «Inly oi every t ar owner i, lo kce|
h i* car ill c o n d ilio n . Y o u r nearby l i t Ip fu l
A *m iiatcd Dealer know* that when he lit Ip* you.
he help* hi* I'oiintry. See him regularly for i
perl maintenance servite», for famous Veedol
M oloi O il, anil Veedol Saleiy I heik laihriealion.
; I W
e n r o ll m e in th e " M r
S m ith
G oes to W a s h in g t o n ” c lu b . S e m i me
s ig n e d m e m b e rk h ip ( A id an d p u t t ii e s .
a
Name.
I
5 ' waruan
A d t . S m ith tor Si n.ito t < • »m init i n ,
Large package
GLO COAT
p in ts 59c, q u a rts 98c
PO T C LEA N ER S, m etal
10c each
FLO U R , P illsb u ry
50 lbs., $2.29
.
Q
CORN F L A K E S , A lbers, 6 oz.
4c pkg.
( iv ili.in Defense Volunteer .
.
D
SODA, C re s c e n t...........................
1 lb 5c
V ictory Gardener, Itirv e s l Helper □
Salvaging Metal, P. i | h t , Fats .
.
□
t aring fo r and Sharing t ar .
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TOM ATOES
DUNDEE
No. 2' 2
Doing N t) Unnecessary D rivin g
□
Observing Ceiling Prices .
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Avoiding Stack Markets .
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Buying W ar Bonds lo ll't lim it
Other . . . . . . . . .
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COMPLETE AN ALBUM FOR
YOUR BOY IN SERVICE
Free albums and all SO
famous war posters in
miniature »on available
.11 Associated Dealers.
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D O N 'T WASTE A DROP!
OXYDOL
c.ise
ROSEDALE
No. 2
1
case
X
LIBBY
Nr/ 2
.................... . larg e pkg. 22c
$7«89
HD
No. 2
B A K IN G PO W D E R , K.C., 25 oz........19c
DEL MONTE
No. 2
55c ea.
Snow drift
P arkay
M argarine
Krafts
case
CORN
R A IN D R O PS , w a te r so ften er
22c pkg.
CAMAY, T oilet Soap
4 b ars 25c
W ESSO N OIL, q u a rts
$7.09
PE A S
R A IS IN S
Seedless
4 lb. p a c k a g e ...............................
18c
B U Y A CASE!
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TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED 0ÏL COMPANY
L e u .Sm ithy M g r C o r b e t t Ih iih iin g y I ’o itl.m d
C rackers
'Active Nurse ur Nurse’s Aide
A d d re s s ^
C ity
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M A IL THIS
D
COUPON TODAY'
Pii
are now being made a va ila b le fo r tru c k s as they bee ime a va ila b le
sale fo r fa rm use and m ore are ex-
■
■ ■ ■ . .
SaleshooK», rcce ip t hooks, b o o k
pected fro m now on, acco rd in g to
in fo rm a tio n received by R. B. T n y - keeping system s. The S entinel.
k»r, c h a irm a n o f t h e Oregon
U S D A w a r board. A lth o u g h o n ly a
fe w w ill he a va ila b le in Oregon in
th e im m e d ia te fu tu re , an im p o rt
a n t procedure has been w o rke d
o u t th a t provides fo r o rd e rly mid
f a ir d is trib u tio n o f such g o ve rn
m ent m a te ria l, says T a y lo r.
I«»
D ls a h lc il V eteran* o f th e pi'i«*ent
w a r m ay apply fo r jo b counseling
and vo ca tio n a l tra in in g und re
h a b ilita tio n a t centers lo be «•*-
tiib lis h e d at c o lli'g e * and u n iv e r
sitie s
th ro u g h o u t
Hie C o u n try ,
a ixa irih n g lo th e V e te ra n * A d m in
is tra tio n and Ihe < Iff ice o f W a r
M o b iliz a tio n . The V e te ra n s A d -*
m in ls tru tio n wall p rovide, fre e o f
«•barge lo e lig ib le disabled veter-
an», tra n s p o rta tio n
to centers,
meals, c o m fo rta b le q u a rte rs , m ed
ica l
service, a p titu d e
tests to
d e te rm in e v e te ra n * a b ilitie s , In-
le re s t* and occupations in w h ic h
th e y
could be »ucecssful,
nnd
p ro fessional advice on vo c a tio n a l
tra in in g . T in lu s t o f the proposed
centers w ill lw opened ill th e C o l
lege o f Hie C ity o f N ew Yol k.
Pirate
P IG F F I V 1
s3
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case
75
case
3 i"1- 68c
2 49c
lbs.