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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1944)
T I<1 USDAV. AUGUST 10, |f ) || Lumber Demand Continues Strong THE HENT1NBL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Saginaw Comfortable Lunching Place Provided Workers Seattle, W ashington.-— The Weekly «veriige of W r it fo a m hin ihe r produi t ion In July <4 w ee kn WIN 130,322.000 hoard teel. o r H2 5 | x r t ent of 1910- 1943 u v rru g r O rder* averaged 130,155,(XX, O f, NhlpmentN 134.- 924.,xx, Weekly average* fo r June were Production, 163,734,(XX) b f. (103.6 per rent of the I910-IÎM3 average); order*. 163.623,(XX); shipment*. 162,143.000. T h irty week* to r 1911, cum ula tive production 4,«42,756.000 h f. 30 week*, In 1943. 4,427,631,(XX); 30 week«, 1912. 5.O84.3H3 (XX). Orders fo r 30 week* of 1911 break down a* follow.*: rail. 3,- 7B3.43l.tHX» h f ; domes,It* cargo, 532,766,(XX); export, 123,617,000; local, 454.011,(XX). The industry's u nfilled order file s I imm I at I,(XXi.090,0(X) h f. at the end of Ju ly; g.«z.* stocks at 436,207,000. The *t a tint Ica I picture of West Co«*, lum ber continued through July w ithout Kubatantlal change, The inihiMtry ha* to date kept a lead in production ol about 5 per cent over the corresponding mon ths n t 1943. This lead I* now In danger of being lost because of shortage of men n u l equpiment. Most serious I* the shortage of logging truck t in * , w hich may cause curtailm ent o f ;umber pro This Is not a weekend picnic, hu, a platfxm o f >oiing W illam ette valley bean picker* who have been duction In the nex; DO to 90 days provided re stfu l fa cilitie s fo r th id r ntsin lunch p«*rio<J. Between HO and BX) platoons o i ,h«~e youngsters unie** the urgent rire need* of under IK years old are helping in this year's record bean harvest. Experience d urin g the par, three logger* are meanwti .■> met. years has shown, according to the state fa rm labor office, that a well-balanced, adequate lunch, good Then* is no letup in w a r de- d rin kin g w ater, and a com fortable place fo r res, a n il refreshm ent* are Im portant factor* co ntribu ting manti fo r lumber. M ilita ry agen In ,1 m * w elfare oP the children fa rm w oikeis. Tlx'se same factors often determ ine how much the young cies are ta king over 50 per cent of sters w ill pick per day and how many days they w ill lein ain on the job. West ("oast production, and since Ju ly 31 the rom n.«* . ha* been under the very drastic control of T II E H L A I . T i l l ( I I I I . I , is T H E In the same way, it w ill have to l* E I ( s o \A E IT 4 ( I I I I I» the new WP1I « in te r L-335. Thia be prepared to adjust to peace tim e condition as soon as the order p ut* lum ber under a ra tio n OP A Says No more special Ry I)r. II. A. Hagen w a r ends. ing system that e i„ n |« ir e * to any gasoline rations fo r travel to vic " I f fa iry Godmothers s till, as W ork on the Oregon handbook o the r w ith in the*'controlled nut- to ry gardens w ill be issued a fte r le ria l* p la n ' I :ie W e s , OOMl of old, were In-stowing gifts on was completed the firs , week In August 15.. .There w ill be a lum ber Industry has taken L-335 each newborn child, not the l< sat August so tha, it will lx- ready sligh t increase in the price* of In it* stride, I* adjusting Its oper- among gifts that parents would fo r use in the near fu tu re . some cookies, crack'*;*. toast and a tio n * to the order, and w ill make choose fo r th e ir children would crum bs now* gold in re ta il stores be likeable |>er*<>nftIdles . A g o n It w o rk . "A" RATION BOOK COVER as a i i suit o f a change in OPA NEEDED H ) g NEW BOOK Meantime, the West Const lum- and again m others say, ‘I don't re g u la tio n s .. .Enough -ug ar to r n r r much if she isn't really beau Iter industry Is piano.-ng fo r two pnxluce as large a pack this year tifu l bu, I do w ant her to ,*■ Between the 1st and 21st of reasonably certain |s>stwar de as they rail in the 19-11 canning Velopment* The firs t w ill be the like«].' 'He needn't be a genius, Sepfem lxT every autom obile own season v a il be allot led to house- bu, 1 want bun to gc, along w ith e r must make application fo r a most active home • . farm budd o th e r people.’ Patents th in k per- new basic "A ' ration. Your pres w iv i * and o th e r home processors ing period of Am erican history. o f fru its , fr u it juices, preserves hup,* of th e ir own shyness Or of The *«'cond w dl he reconstruc d iffic u lt les some persons have ent " A '' book cover Is an essen and fru it butters fo r n ’sale, pro tia l par, of the new application. tion of w ar shattered countries in when they tr y to w u tk w ith others W ithout i, an owner w ill be un vided they m ake only those hav both Europe and a sin. Lum ber ing a blue jo in t value Point val w ill go on from the w ar into the and they don't wan, th e ir children able to obtain a new «ration w ith ue* w ill be restored to some cu t* to suffer from .»uch handicap*. out a considerable delay and in peace as the basic o ulldlng m a Can they do anything, they w on convenience. D on't destroy o r m is of pork August Ijl through S ip - terial. d e r . to help th e ir children, w hile place it. tem ber 2. they are s till young, to begin EVEMV PATENTS building personalities tha, w ill lx- Seed Bed* L. E. H arris. weiM control spec AVAILABLE com fortable to th e ir fellow s? W o rkin g the ground too e a rly ia lis t fo r the O.S.C. experim ent Enemy patents seized by the "The healthy ch ild J* m ote likely Station has resigned to accept a packs and hardens w et soil and p re to show the positive qualities o f position w ith the Chipman Chem vents w rk in g the s o il in to a good U nited States from (Jrrm nny. Ja eager enthu lasm. gaiety, vigor ical company, m anufacturers of seed bed. H ow ever, w a itin g too long | mw and Ita ly are being put to w ork by private enterprise in the mid gi«xl hum or th in the less weed k illin g chemicals, w hich is d e la ys p la n tin g and m a y m ean Pacific Northwest fo r the produc sturdy one. Eor this reason anil now constructing a plan, in P o rt s m a lle r and la te r crops. been use good health go«'* so fa r land Appoint«*! to s u c c ifd him is tion of new and valuable product* tow ard m aking o r enhancing phy V irg il Freed, a fo rm e r assistant ranging from plastics to synthetic T ree In ju rie s sical attractiveness, tr y to keep to H arris, who was graduated in wool, Bonneville Power A d m in i In ju r y to the b a rk and ca m b iu m of yo ur c h illi healthy w ith plenty o f farm crops and chem istry a, O re f r u it trees is a ll too com m on. Trees s tra to r Paul J. R i.vi r announced rig h t foods, adequate sit* p, sun gon State college. are often •’b a rk e d '’ by careless use recently. shine and vigorous play. The im o f o ic h a rd to> Is o r they are g ird le d "Eleven firm s nod Individuals mediate value lies in his txung a Pay « e ll by m ice o r ra b b its. B rid g e g ra ftin g In Oregon. W ashington and M on lively active companion a, a tim e The perennial garden crops such tana are preparing to u tilize some when these dynam ic qualities are a* asparagus, ihubarb. sti a when les usu ally saves them . of the 45,(XM) eiicti.;, alien patents a greater co ntribu tion to play and the various bush berries come Get your fly *p ra y at Western now available to Pacific N o rth than the more contem plative ones into production early in the season west Industry through the Alien of la te r years. The fu tu re value of and pay well tor the labor spent oa Auto. One application good fo r 5_’-ltc -2 i. a ll day. P ro p e rty Custodian's N orthwest a gixxl s ta r, In health h;i* lx>th them. patent lib ra ry, which has l>een set fx-rsonal and social aspects. SalesbooKS, receipt books, book up In conjunct Inn w ith Bonne H is to ric a l Q u o ta tio n * keeping systems. The Sentinel. ville 's Division of In d u stria l anil M ill I IN U t I.MI'lf ABM ffp n ry C lay, in addressing the sen Resource* development," Raver SEEN FOLLOW IM . H Alt «M > ate in 1850 on the C o m p ro m ise m eas said. ures. m ade the u n co m p ro m isin g Eor the pas, sezen months, Roy One o f the e a rly function* of rta te m e n , th a t he ’ ’ . . . w ould r a th Shaweross, representative of the the A A A a fte r the w ar w ill Ix to e r be rig h t than be P re s id e n t." alien p ro p e rly custodian, w ith the help Am erican farm ers adjust to coo|Maration of Bonneville'* dis the changes necessary in the M ust L e a rn to see tr ic t offices, has «• .hlhifed these sw itch from w artim e to peace In fa n ts m ust le a rn to see. Jus, as patents to hiLsine*.- .wn th ro ug h tim e production, predicted George they m us, le a rn to w alk. Some c h il out the region. W ith a tru ck load Weaver. national A A A o ffic ia l o f cases containing the patents, who was in Oregon recently help dren exp erience con sid erab le d iffi Mr, Shaweross has appeared be ing to prepare the 1915 Oregon c u lty in co o rd in a tin g th e ir eyes fo r close focusing task*. fore many eliamoe. of commerce h'lndlxxtk o f A A A practices. REPRINTS 3c EACH. and business groups In Montana, W ith the advent of the w a r Guaranteed Work. Add O live * Idaho, Oregon ano W ashington, A A A changed its emphasis q u ick Add olives to m id w in te r salads. showing m otion p:c:.;.cs and help ly from basic crop control and ad ing individual fim .- -n securing justm ent to the encouragement of R ipe olives com bine w ith chopped p a rtic u la r patents. The new pro farm ing practices which would celery, gra te d ra w c a rro t o r shred ducts and entcrpns .* that w ill be help insure m axim um production ded cabbage. A m u s ta rd m ayo n Cottage Grove, Ore. developed in the N orthwest w ith m inim um damage to the na naise dressing is a p e rfe ct accom through use of etic.-oy patents in tion's soil resources, said Weaver. pa nim ent. clude; 1. Injection plastic m olding m a chine, Spokane, Wn. 2. Experim ental w ork on house heating by e lectric heat accumu lation, Spokane, Wn. 3. A ir conditioning equipment, Seattle, Wn. 4. C anning protein foods w ith out blackening the in te rio r of tile cans, Hoquiam, V n „ -n d Charles ton, Ore. 5. Synthetic wool from fish 650-20 8 ply All Traction 900-20 10-ply prewar W’astes, Astoria, Ore. 920 20 All traction 6. A synthetic w e ttin g agent 600-20 30x5 8-ply Highway 825 20 Highway A A from fish wnter.s, Astoria, Ore. 750-15 6-ply Highway 7. Insecticides, Portland. Ore. 750-20 10 ply All Traction K. A rtific ia l Ixmrd from shingle 750-20 10-ply Highway 700-15 8-ply Highway shavings, Portland, Ore. 750 20 8 ply Highway 9. B uilding blocks from lava and 7094 0 6 ply Highway a rtific ia l board fro m sawdust, 700-20 10-ply mud and snow type Longview. Wn. 650-16 6-plv Highway ROUNDUP Films Developed and Printed 25c PA OK T H K M and S Exposures .Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krcbscr anil daughter Diane, of Ridgefield, W ashington sjjen, w v e ra l days at the home of Mrs. Krebser’s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Low ell Bens- ton. Sunday visito rs at the Heme- ton home were, Mrs. Claude W il ley and daughter Ruby Faye, and Mrs. Je rry H alley of Roseburg. M r. and M. F rank Grim« * spent Sunday a, the H enry Rus- sum home at Mt. Vlevv. M r. and Mrs. Gordon visited w th relatives at Creswell Sunday. Several from here are employed in the b< an fie ld * and a t the can nery in Eugene*. J e s* T ucker of F all Creek vis ited a, the Lawrence M ontieth home Sunday. Delight Valley M r. and Mrs. Ernes, S«?ars were Sunday dinner guests of the Hugh N ixon* in Cottage Grove, cele b ra tin g the b irth d a y anniversary o f Mrs. Nixon. B e ry l Davidson is spending sev eral weeks in Los Angeles. Sunday visitors at the Rudolf Hansen home were M r. and Mrs. L. Powell of Creswell, M r. and Mrs. C urtis W hite and M arie Han sen o f Eugene. Glen Sm ith o f San Francisco visited the past week at the home of his sistei M rs. M alcolm Horn. M r. Alex H om , fo rm e rly o f Portland, now residing w ith a niece Mrs. M . Jackson at W alker, visited recently at the M alcolm H orn home. POSTWAR park. M is* Stebbins gave a gener al outline o f the w ork being ac complished by the W. C. T U. and showed pictures of the C hildren's Farm Home at C orvallis which Is suppoited by the various W. C. T. U. organizations. The P.ev. W. V McGee led the devotional service. M r*. J. S. M arkham was a guest. New memfier* joining the Tern- perance Union were the P.ev. and Mrs. A. J. Kammann and Mrs. Jack Godard. Proceeding the meeting, a basket dinner was ser ved. The September meeting w ill be the 1st, the place o f meeting to be announced later. Deep C ultlvaU an Deep c u ltiv a tio n w ill d ry out tha to il, and m ay d u tu r b the tn rfa c a roots of yo u r vegetable plants, w hich m ay do m ore h a rm than the c u ltiv a tio n does good. LUTHERAN MISSION FESTIVAL' Th? annual picnic of the L u theran church was held Sunday. The m orning service was at the church end M r. C arl N itz of Eu gene preached the sermon. A pic nic dinner was held at the home of M r. and Mrs. H enry A rp of T hornton Corners under the shade of large oak trees. Ou, of town guests were Rev. and Mrs. W a lte r Sylw cster and sons of Roseburg. C O N SU LT M rs. Alm a Anderson and Miss Frieda Schaefer both o f Roseburg, WORTH HARVEY INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Anton Coenenberg SERVICE of Sutherlin. M r. and Mrs. Ed Phone 3* Bikeman and son Jim m ie of Eu gene. M r. and Mrs. W. N ehring Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg. o fS p rin g fie ld . AND YOU CAN REBUILD IN THE EVENT OF FIRE KEM S for DRUGS The Rexall Store SAMPLE Stay at home* w ill do w e ll to w ait before re la tin g to re tu rn in g soldiers the sto ry o f promised post w a r liv in g com forts. These dough boys may be "one up" on civilians by having experienced one o f the promised postw ar home im prove ments. Thousands o f these Am erican *oldiPrs w ill have traveled in ships th at, o rig in a lly intended fo r tank carriers, are being converted into troop transjoorts. Conversion o f these port holeless, unheated and unventilated ships inquired new- heating and v e n tila tin g control systems to assure troop com fort and health. Engineers o f a M in neapolis Company, call«>d in by the shipbuilders, laid out a mod em heating and v e n tila tin g con; tro l system that guaranteed speci fic tem peratures to r individual parts o f each ship and previewed a constant supply of fresh air. The system is s im ila r in many ways to the personalized and zone heating controls promised fo r postwar homes and apartm ents. One of 10,000 independent Rexall Stores throughout the world striving to serve you honestly and efficient ly in war and pc ice. Since this is war it takes extra effort with fewer results, perhaps, but your patience compensates for this. Hollywood WAVE LOTION 11 oz 25c Puretest TR GREEN SOAP Pine Needle CORN REMOVER Old Tiaoper MOUSE NOX Glover's F L E \ POWDER % oz 39c We have a limited stock of truck tires in the following sizes and will be glad to supply your needs: 700 20 10 ply Highway 700 20 8 ply Highway We Are Now E lk iv ’s WHITE SHOE PASTE 25c MOTH KILLER, pt. DUPONT P20TEK CREAM—Protects the hands against Paint, tar, grime and grease ........- ......................... . 35c Baby Food LKCTOGEN, 2U lb. 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SOUTHBOUND ROSEBURG - , ¡RANTS PASS - .MEDFORD ASHLAND LEAVES COTTAGE GROVE: 12:51 A. M. 12:16 P. M. 4:50 A. M. 4:33 P. M. 7:11 P. M. AGENT: Eliza B. Howe We have a complete line of passenger tires. See us for your tire needs i 75c Sol. Silicate EGO PRESERVER, qt 35c 600 16 Highway PA SSEN G ER T IR E S in position to do electrical contracting and wiring. Wc expect to have a supply of switches, wiring and other materials for electrical in stallations. 25c E lk a y ’s 25c T h rift-W is e TRUCK TIRES 4 oz. .. 35c 47c
