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TU I l(S |),\Y . J( |,V 20. 1911 4 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE »ROVE. OREGON N o tic e to O u r P a tro n s : First Crop Report For Current Year eia. «Condition J u ly 1st 68 percent nt a n o rm a l, com pared w ith 41 a y e a r ago, and 61, On 1»' yr »» a v erage. Pears 27,733, (XX) bu 24.5K5.<XX) find 28.559, (XX). C ondition 63 per ‘ ce n t; 50 and 62. Grapes 2,652,(XX) tons; 2,973,(XX) and 2,371,000 C ondition 83 per ce n t; 86 and 79. F AUK T H ttnn Mosby Creek M r. anti M rs. E. I,. B ro c k o f W aldon spent th e ir vacation a t F lorence and H eceta Beach. M rs. F a n n y P a tte n has had h e r W A S H IN G T O N The a g ric u l lit t le g ra n d -d a u g h te r, D iana Sue tu re d e p a rtm e n t has forecast th is of Seaside v is itin g h e r la st week. y e a r’s corn crop at 2,980,136,(XX) M jss Jean M ooney o f Los A n bushels an<l the to ta l p ro d u ctio n geles v isite d several weeks w ith o f wheat at 1,127,822,(XX) bushels, h e r p a re n ts M r. and M rs. B u tte NEW GERMAN BOOBY TRIPS M»x»ney o f Blue M t. , based on J u ly I conditions. It was the cro p re p o rtin g M iss Jean M ooney o f Los A n W a sh in g to n , The a rm y said board’s firs t forecast o f this geles v isite d several weeks w ith y e a r’s c o in crop D is t y e a r p ro last w eek it had received a re p o rt h e r p a re n ts M r. and M rs. B u tte th a t the G erm ans were using a d u ctio n was 3,076,159,000 bushels, M ooney o f B lue M t. and average p ro d u c tio n in the 10 new and d ia b o lic a l btxrby tra p M r. and M rs. Lon Henderson candy w itty a piece of th e rm ite in - years was 2,31.9,381,(XX) and fa m ily are v is itin g a t th e p la n te d in its ce n te r. When eaten, The J u ly 1 forecast o f to tu l B u tte M ooney home. T h e y are th e eandy m e lts away and the wheat p rix lu c tio n compares w ith leaving soon fo r M t. C loud C a l th e rm ite flam es up in the th ro a t an In d ic a tio n of l,034,785,(XX) ifo rn ia w here M r. H enderson has and m outh. bushels a m o n th ago 8,366,298,(XX) w o rk . T w o experts in Ixx»by tra p de produced la st year, and a 10-year M r. and Mrs. W ilb u r S cott and average o f 760,199,000. T h e acre te ctio n to ld o f the device d u rin g d a u g h te r o f C re sw e ll w ere v is i age o f w heat fo r harvest was re ;t d e m o n s tra tio n at A c tin g Secre to rs S unday a t the F lo yd Jones o f W a r P a tte rso n ’s news p o rte d as 60,884,(XX), com pared ta r y home. Tohk-n t? Wvinkauf w ith 50,554,000 lust ye a r, and a conference. P vt. L rw in L a n c a s te r has been T h e G erm ans also are using 10 >• o c.■ i i ’ of 53,706,000 v is itin g re la tiv e s and frie n d s in Phone SI A cre y ie ld now in d ica ted is 18.5 the Yankee desire fo r cleanliness bushels, com p a r is) w ith 15.6 last in d e visin g o th e r traps, the e x - ' the neighborhood th e past week. 40 I T He has been in the a rm y in A la s year, and a 10-year average of jx-rtx re ported. A liq u id soap dis- ka fo r tw o years. 15.0. ;x-nser is fille d w ith su lp h u ric cars. He has given It a coat o f W in te r W heat acid, o r s im ila r m a te ria l, to burn KEROSENE BAS GONE I W in te r w heat p ro d u c tio n n o w ' the hands w hen tipped up. A n paint. TO WAR o th e r gadget Is an innocent lo o k is in d ica ted as 793.086.iXX) bushels, T he la st o f the 1943 cro p o f N u iiic h in a d v e rte n tly o m itte d w ith 714,118,(XX) a ing cake o f soap w hich can be fro m the re p o rt of the H u ll fa m G lo ry M onday apples w ere fir m com pared Kerosene use on the home fr o n t some tim e and then, ily re u n io n Inst w eek w ere thoxe enough fo r use in salad J u ly IK. m o n th ago, 529,6»X>.(XX) Iasi year, used fo r m ust be reduced w h e re ve r pos w hen th e o u te r coating is w o rn and 570,675,(XX), the 10-year a v ot M t n o il M i A A H u ll T h e y w ere kept at o rd in a ry tem sible th is year, th e P e tro le u m erage. aw ay, detonates an explosive to A d m in is tra tio n F o r W a r w arns, though th e ir tw in sons w ere m e n perature. The sp rin g w heat cro p is in d i b lo w o ff the hands. because o f the trem endous and in- tioned. c a te d as 334,736,(XX) busheb, co m -, M r. and Mm. N. E. C orliss and pared w ith 320,637,(XX) a m onth WATCH OCT FOR THIS Kona J im and J e rry spent th e RACKET ago, 306,692,000 last y e a r and a week-end at the N ich o ls home. B e tty Lou P ow ell o f D ra in 10-year average o f 189,524,000. J im had been re ce ivin g tre a tm e n t ■pent the w eek-end w ith h e r s is te r A cre y ie ld is in d ica te d as 17.6 A tte n tio n has been called to bushels, a m o n th ago. fo r his eyes at a Eugene h ospital. M rs. B ill E astham and fa m ily . the fa c t th a t in some sections o f in position to do electrical B ill M ille r a ttended the S pan M r. C o rliss and J e rry accom pan In d ic a te d p rix lu c tio n o f oats is th e c o u n try fa m ilie s o f service contracting and wiring. We ish -A m e rica n W a r V e te ra n 's co n ied O. A . N ich o ls on u fis h in g 1,183,236,000 bushels, com pared men have been g e ttin g a post expect to have a supply of ve n tio n in Eugene la st week. ca rd te llin g th e m th a t a c e rta in tr ip Sunday. w ith 1.193,410,000 a m o n th ago, switches, wiring and other bureau has a c lip p in g about th e ir M r. and M rs. C h e ste r B o rin g 1,143,867,<XX) la st year. M r. anti M rs. 'I', l i . M ix jd y and materials for electrical in son, fa th e r o r husband and th a t and d a u g h te r. M rs. M ild re d Doane P otatoes fa m ily p lan to leave tin s w eek-end stallations. th e y can have th e c lip p in g a t a and tw o c h ild re n , and M rs. G e r T he p o ta to cro p th is y e a r is in fo r th e ir new fa rm n e a r Redmond. s tip u la te d am ount, u su a lly a high tru d e B o rin g m o th e r o f M rs. I r v i n Florence and E lle n fle e rs have also o f P o itln n d are v is itin g w ith d icated as 399,116.000 bushels, price. In m ost cases the c lip p in g com pared w ith 464.565.000 and been v is itin g w ith a sister. M rs M i. and R:rs H o w a rd Ir w in . M r. 362,912,000. In d ic a te d y ie ld is was ta ke n fro m the local news C hester M o rn s In Salem B o rin g is a b ro th e r o f M rs. Ir w u , 132.5 bushels an acre, com|Mtr<*d paper and one w h ich the fa m ily 318 Main St. ■Ben iChllson and T ed W ilson o f and M rs. Doane a s is te r. The w ith 139.9 and 120.1. The acreage had seen. O u r readers should bo 4 4 .T F C Portland fished on the W illa m e tte c h ild re n w ill spend th e sum m er is 3,013,000 com pared w ith 3,322,- on g u a rd against th is racket. nere. 000 and 3,045,000. Sunday. M rs. R eam er o f Spokane is N ina C hapm an is s|x-nding a fi w In d ic a te d p ro d u c tio n o f o th e r v b itin g h e r cousin Mr« R alph ■ lays in Eugene v is itin g h e r cousin c ro |» . the acre y ie ld and th e a cre E ve lyn F o ste r. E v e ly n F o s te r age, w ith co m p a ra tiv e fig u re s fo r H a w le y Ak»n Lee W illia m s le ft T h u rs spent a w e e k w ith th e Chapm an last y e a r and the 10-year average, fo llo w : day to e n lis t in the n a vy hut was family. M in n ie C hapm an s|M<nt th e ; B a rle y, 301,811, (XX) bushels; rye tra n s fe rre d to th e a rm y . week-end at C re sw e ll v b itin g w ith 29,362,000 bushels; su g a r Ix-ets M rs W a lte r M u rra y w h o u n d e r M r. and M rs. A l G ra y. 7407 000; tons; bops 18 91>0.0 X) w e n t a m a jo r o p e ra tio n at the S unday v is ito rs o f M r. and M rs. pounds, ¡»•iiehc^ 69.201.000 hush- Sacred H e a rt h o s p ita l Inst w eek Roscoe B u rt w ere M r. and M is . re tu rn e d home Tuesday. She is H a rry M itc h e ll and tw o c h d tre n g e ttin g along n ice ly. o f Eugene, M r. and M is C a rl M rs M e rle P o rte r has been I le c k e n la ib le o f C o tta g e G rove and spending several days in P o rtla n d . John R obinson. Roy Beers was a Eugene v is i P la s tic Hutton« to r M onday. Plastic buttons now replace the H . L. .B re w s te r is e re c tin g a brass buttons of peacetime on many b a rn on th e p ro p e rty he acquired Items of soldiers' clothing. The xU v7V fro m M r. N orw ood fundam ental problem involved In M rs. M abie Soles a n il d a u g h te r this shift was the question of clean REPRINTS 3c EACH. M rs lx*o W ilson o f A n la u f v is ite d ing. The quarterm aster corps made Guaranteed Work. at the Murray Trunncll home tests subjecting strips of the buttons to field laundering, post laundering, M o n d a y evening. hand laundering by soldiers, and Some c re d it should lx- given steam sterilization. The ones which G ilb e rt Yearous 15 y e a r old boy were able to take a ll that was asked Cottage Grove, Ore. w h o assem bled a v e ry useful of them have now been standard p ic k u p fro m the p a rts o f three old ized. Wc will he closed from A ugust 7th to A ugust 1 11 li In give our employes a needed rest. Please arran g e to have your garm ents taken rare of before this date. Your eooperation will lie appreciated. C o tta g e G ro v e C le a n e rs Latham Divide W e A re Now 4 Radio Repair Shop creasing consum ption o f kerosene in v ita l w a r fuels. Diesel engines u.-e a fu e l a p o rtio n o f w hich has been d iv e rte d fro m th e m anufac tu re o f kerosene. D iesel fu e l o il, made o f a p p ro x im a te ly o n e -th ird kerosene fra c tio n s , pow ers b u ll dozers, die-,cl tru cks, c a te rp illa r tra c to rs , c o n s tru c tio n m achinery, duck and y a rd locom otives, every A m e rica n su b m a rin e and n e a rly 100,000 in va sio n barges. P W A calls on users to use s p a rin g ly o f kerosene also kn o w n as coal o il, range o il, b u rn in g o il and stove o il, and la m p o il. M in e ra l Supplement Bone meal Is an excellent m iners! supplement for livestock. KEM S for DRUGS 7 he Rexall Store Glamorize your hair with a DACHE NET They’re New They’re Beautiful They’re Neat Thin Meat, 3 for $1.00 Snood Mesh, 3 for $2.00 Get »he Habit Read a “ Pocket Book” each week 25c Ladies Hankies—New, Colorful, Attractive 39c to $1.50 ' Fotodiary will preserve those Snap Shots you’ll want to keep always, 12x12 ................. $2.95 Sun Hats — fine straw, light weight — for Men, Women and Children .....•.............. 35c to $1.00 Address Books — new showing — some leather bound and just what you've been waiting for 60c to $2.00 Household Labels a label for every purpose mailing, canning, marking. Bcoks 25c Tot Stapler made of plastic strong and service able with 5000 wire staples ............ ........... $3.50 BONDS BUY HOMES! Films Developed and Printed Exposures T h rift-W is e HERE’S A TIRE YOU CAN GET * — and Home Haitdiny lasares the Cuta re of West Coast fo restry * AN EXTRA WAR BOND EACH MONTH the reasons why members of the timber may start tliat new home you want. To the industry are today urging people through people of the Pacific Northwest it means out the n a tio n to BUY WAR BONDS— much more security for the future. The ear-marked for new homes aiicr the war. timber industry ranks No. 1 in the life of They will provide lumber and construc this area. A busy timber industry means tion jobs for returning service men. It looks almost like a new tire. It wears'atmost like a new tirf. It's a recap. HERE’S HOW TO GET IT I You don't need a ration certificate. You don't need much money. But you must take your tire dealer a good sound tir- carcass one that's ready for recapping and one that's worthy of recapping with, out. danger o f wasting precious ruhlter. Then he can solve your problem in a hurry. You can keep your car on the mail, doing its part to prevent a major trans|x>rtation breakdown and that's more important now than ever. Here's why. New tires to go 'round are still a long way off. Yet 4 o u t of S who ride to work must ride in private cars because public transportation is already carrying a peak load. The one way our is to make your present tires Isst indefinitely. Spare the carcass save the tire—recap in time. k TREES FOR TOMORROW’S HOMES TODAY 90% of all timber is going to’ war. When war ends, this huge production will look for peace-time needs. That is one of West Coast L um berm en are grow ing tree) fo r tom orrow . T ree farm s will provide a con tin uou s lum ber supply. T ree grow ing and hom e build ing are two o f the great fu tu re jobs o f this Pacific Northwest. SPARE THE CARCASS AND SAVE THE TIRE l>rlve only when necMMiry. 1 Aalt yourself. “ Am I playing fair ir ‘ with our fighting inenf O Keep u n ite r 55 m ile * per ho ur. T h e g o v trn m tn t reg ulatio n for wartim e driving it doubly import ant now. 3 m K eep ender* In fln te d fo re c o m prennure (otiially 42 lbs for porenger tara). J “ % D rive t n r ? fu lly . «void hitting holes in Ste road, stones or curbs. Axoi«l rid d en starts and atepa “ ja»k rabbit” driving scuff» off precious rubber. C C o n s u lt y o u r l i r e a r r v lr o — m a n . I n . p n l lir e , for .1. m i.c and .low Ira k . . . . make repair, promptly . , . chrtk hr.kra anj wherl aliannirnt , . . .will'll tire, tr.im wherl to wherl every 5.(MM) mile.. C R eport Inn) spots In a tre rta nr — hlgliw aya to the proper authuri- The Bohemia Lumber Sales Co. J. H. Chambers & Son Cottage Grove Lumber Company- Row River Lumber Company Scott Lumber Company llrt. 7 S h a rr .vnur c a r - it .a v a l both ’ tire, and gaaoline. Q Recap before li'a loo la te . — Tires nrr.l recapping . . • > n a . the trend wear. iniouto. Get eipert advice. T h e O . K . T ir e S h o p s r n c i t t was M tiu o r rstrzstD r h • I f I C t U l WAS IN IU S M A IIU N I t sunts oistctos t ornee (« m ans WAS A DU 1 1 IIIIM U C O U N C II.IN C . 1 prosperity for all. * TIMBER IS A CROP ~ THE HARVEST IS HOMES *
