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Main Loss Causes
Covered in Wheat
Insurance Policy
NEWS OF OUR
MEN~r WOMEN
IN UNIFORM
■aawHtfu»;
bunks and tockcrs loose from
their stanchions."
Henderson was at Guam before
the war end made several other
of the big operating bases in the
Pacific at that time. Since the war
started he has been on the A t­
lantic side from Brazil to Scot­
land and points between.
A former employe of Dugan and
Jackson at Cottage Grove, he
plans not^ to take advantage of
his privileges under the "G.l. Bill
of Rights” and go back to school.
He wants t ) study steam engi­
neering.
Son of Mrs. Nora Henderson of
Cottage Grove, he is the husband
of Mrs. Evalyn Henderson of the
same address.
L a y to n o n S S C o lo ra d o
Aboard the USS Colorado in the
Pacific. - E. W. Layton, chief pay
Theatre
Programs
ARCADE
Friday, Saturday, August 3-4
“God Is My
Co-Pilot”
D e n n is M o rg a n , R a y m o n d M assey,
D a n e C la r k , A la n H a le , A n d re a
K in g , C r a i g
S te v e n s , S ta n le y
R idges.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
August 5-6-7
“Meet Me in
St. Louis”
J u d y G a rla n d , M a r g a r e t O ’B r ie n ,
M a r y A s to r, I x i v il l e B r e m e r, T o m
D r a k e . T e c h n ic o lo r.
Wednesday, Thursday,
August 8-9
Molly and
Me’
their choice of two plans one
covering 75 per cent of the farm's
average yield, and Hie oilier cov­
ering 50 per cent. September 30,
or I he day the wheat is seeded,
whichever is earlier, is the dead­
line for signing an application,
Mosby Creek
Released by U
S. W ar Departm ent, Bureau of Public Relation«,
CLEAN-UP ON IWO JI.MA— In mopping up hummocks arid
eaves where Japs are concealed^ U. S. Army riflemen, above the Ma­
rine'. hold off the enemy with carbine and machinegun. Thia to
characteristic terrain found on the Japanese Pacific islands.
clerk, USN, whose wife lives on
Black Butte route. Cottage Grove.
fought aboard this battleship for
60 days and nights at Okinawa.
The Colorado expended there
more ammunition in support of
ground troops than in any of the
previous occupation support and
bombardment operations in which
she participated. Under the com­
mand of Capt. W S. Macaulay,
whose wife lives at 2089 Common­
wealth Ave., St. Paul, Minn., she
took up ner station off the beaches
seven days before the invasion to
help in the softening-up bombard­
ment, and then for 60 days she
continued her relentless pounding
i of enemy positions. She helped
beat off numerous air attacks
launched against units of the
Fleet operating at the area.
Task force and ground unit com­
manders showed numerous "well
done" messages on the officers and
men for the effectiveness of tlieir
fire.
F a s tb u r n
C o m p le te s
H r e - F lig h t
U. S. Navy Pre-Flight School,
St. Mary's College, Calif.— Naval
Aviation Cadet Lruce W. East-
burn of Cottage Grove has com­
pleted his pre-flight course of 25
weeks here and will report to the
Naval Air Station at Ottumwa.
Iowa on August 10 for further
training. He is the son of John W.
Eastbum who resides at 937 Mon-
roe Ave.
Cadet Eastbum was a member
of the St. Mary's Pre-Flight 4th
Battalion which completed an ex­
cellent record by winning the
Regimental "E ” emblematic of the
overall championship of the cadet
regiment in Military, Academic
and Athletic training.
P a u le y Assigned
| 15th A A F in Italy— Sgt. Harold
| F. Pauley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Pauley of Disston, Oregon,
has been assigned to the occupa­
G ra c ie F ie ld s ,
M o n ty
W o o lle y , tional air force in Europe as a
R o d d y .M c D o w e ll,
D o ris
L lo y d member of the 97th Bombardment
Group, a veteran B-17 Flying
Fortress unit of the 15th Air
Also
Force. Sgt. Pauley has served 19
months overseas as a munitions
worker. His group, the 97th Bomb­
ardment group left the states on
June 4, 1942, and sailed for Eng­
land where it flew the first day­
light Flying Fortress mission
R ic h a r d A r le n ,
C h e r y l W a lk e r , against Europe on A u g u t 17th of
the same year. Moving to North
R o g e r P ry o r.
Africa in support of the invasion
( it followed the 8th army through
to the end of the Italian cam­
paign. While in Africa the 97th
was the first heavy bomb group
to bomb France, Sardinia and
Germany. It also took part in the
first bombing of the Italian Capi­
tal, Rome. With the invasion of
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Unknown
DIANE
Italy the group supported the 5th
Army beach-head at Salerno and
shortly afterwards moved its base
to Foggia. Flying from this base
the group participated in 271
strategic missions striking Germ-
an industry, oil, and communica-
tions. Another highlight of the
group’s history was when they
were the first to land an airplane
in Russia on the initial Russian
shuttle mission.
Saginaw
Fifteen ladies attended a fare­
well party and
handkerchief
shower for Mrs. R. W. Hill at the
home of Mrs. Ruby Benston Wed­
nesday afternoon. Two contests
were given with Leonora Johnston
and Hazel Grimes winning first
prizes and Noreen Sells and Hazel
Grimes winning second prizes. The
club also presented Mrs. Hill with
a gift. Refreshments of jello, cake
and coffee were served.
Gilbert Clay has bought 40 acres
from Jim Abbott on the west side
of the highway and has started to
build. Mr. and Mrs. Clay and baby
are staying at the Abbott home
w’hile they are building their
bouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Sells and
children spent a week recently
with relatives in Idaho.
Ruby Faye Willey of Roseburg
spent the week end at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. C. G. Keene.
W. A. Keene spent several days
with friends at Brooks.
Mrs. Frank Grimes and sons
Jack and Jim of Glenwood, spent
Wednesday at the Lowell Benston
home.
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D a m ag es Dishes
N e v e r pour boiling w a te r o v e r cold
dishes, o r cold w a te r o ve r hot
dishes. H arsh scouring and strong
soaps m a y also d a m a g e dishes.
A fool and his money are soon
parted. The forests of .Oregon rep­
resent many millions of dollars to
the Oregon taxpayer. Don’t be
foolish. Use extreme caution with
fire. Keep Oregon Green.
GOOD USED CAR
Just Overhauled.
Guaranteed
Priced Right
See
McCOY MOTORS
Thursday, Friday,
August 2 3
J^adies---
“The
Bullfighters”
As a modern woman, interested in good grccming,
we believe you will be interested in meeting and
talking with a Beiuty Expert, trained to know
your complexion needs.
Saturday, Sunday,
August 4-5
We will have with us such an Expert, in the person
of Miss Carolyn Huff, during Beauty Week be­
ginning Monday, August 13.
“Beyond the
Pecos”
Miss Huff will give you, by appointment, a 45 min­
ute consultation with a restful facial, flattering
make-up and many suggestions for enhancing
your charm.
R o d C a m e ro n , E d d ie D e w , J e n n ife r
H o lt , F u z z y K n ig h t.
All of this will be given at our expense to acquaint
you with Cara Nome Beauty Creations.
Also
“Fashion
Model’
Only fifty appointments will be made; better call
it our store today to arrange for yours.
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CLOSED
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Meets Every TUESDAY
Night, 8:00 o'clock
Petersen'■ Hall
18-tfc
KEEP YOUR EY
O N TH E J O .
Guaranteed
GLASSES
FACTORY TO YOU!
Nothing Down— 51 A We eh!
GET COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATION NOW
MOOCRN OPTICAL O fH CiS THROUGHOUT THI WEST
820 W illa m e tte - E u g e n e
Dr. E. V. Broughton— Registered Optometrist In Charge
Zenith Hearing Aid— $40—>5 Down—$5 a Mtonth
• nd, 'e ir ts M e s will last« «s irs good in vour fam ily th ew w rrm davs.
Especially ao when myed *n cool, refrsshing salad. . . . made with really freah pmduce And that’a tto
«X m kX -'Zt
t ’ u n* lu r* ll\ i " ’ h
‘ h o ik M l o f healthful in d flavorful n J d J u
Cantaloupes
Peaches
« C/mninq With
SiujaA
a
a Water Park . . . Trulls may be canned satisfactorily
a without sugar by boiling water or fruit juice in
a place
ol sugar sfrup. Absence oi sugar may came
a
a some lost of color and flavor ia the lnut.
a
a Cars Syrup A Ituey . , . Cora syrup or honey
a be used Io replace up Io one-heli oi sugar specif
a ia ceaning syrups. Corn syrup has one-hall tba •
a sweetening power ot sugar.
a
a Te Make Syrup. Using Cent Sysup , . . Combine •
a sugar, syrup and water, thea bung to boil.
J
a
i Te Make Syrup, Using leuey . . . Combine sugar J
a and water, bring Io boil. Add honey, stir end bring !
a to rolling boil. Skim Honey imparts its character,
a
a istic flavor to to ils . The use oi e mild flavored
a honey is recommended.
a
sugar st mêlasses in
a M is best nel le use
a
a
a
yauA Sufifttiu!
a
a
Jaw f i r * .
a Mason
Pl«»», baa ot M . S IM tea. ; Q u a rt. O j C
a
Kerr Jar Lids
3 pkgs. 25c
! M. Ç. P. 2£i Pectin 3 pkgs. 25c
■
Parowax
2 pkgs. 25c
Duffs Mixes L
11).
Peraonal
3 bars 29e 2 1x118 9e
APPLES, OravenstciiM
lb 12«/ac
AVOCADOS, just right
lb. 30c
LEMONS, Sunkist
lb. 12c
ORANGES, Juicy
5 lbs. 54c
lb. 13c
CABBAGE, crispy
lb. 7‘/2 c
CARROTS, tender
lb. 8c
PEPPERS, green
lb. 25c
lb. 5c
Tuna Fish 86tmora,4 pts No. Vi can 28c
Flour Kitchen Crolt
104b. uack 4ge
Schilling Spices S
m a i l 9°
Mustard Chili Powder Cloven
Cayenne Paprika
Allspice
Also Cinnamon, 1 1c
Grade "A" Butter
Now only 16 points per lb.
lb. 49c
Cheese
Dutch Mill
American
i pis.
per lb.
21b.
4>bg.
Nabisco
Pkg 12«
While or wheat,
J«/i-lb. loaf 12c; I lb. loaf 9c
Sno-White Salt Plaln or lodlzed
p 1^ 7 c
Cane Sugrrr Pufe Cane 5-lb. sk. 33cj l^lb. nk. 64c
Old Mill Cider Vinegar
quart bottle 15c
Heinz White Vinegar
quart bottle 19c
Roka Choe3o Spread Kra,‘(1 p * > <»laM 21c-
Chopped Olives Libby brand 4’/«•<«. glass J4c
Stuffed Olives Los Olivos brand 6 '/joz. glass 3 6 c
Tomato Juice ’Vs^W^ibWr^ No.2aan 10c
Grapefruit Juice FArrcr, i*. y a ffil No. 2 can 1 3 c
Prem Lunch Meat aw'!ruiNTn?D 12-oz.can 32c
Libby Potted M ea t(I p '- • ach )
No- 1/4 Un 6c
BEEF
R IB STEAK S (6 pis)
A lb. 30c; B lb. 28c
ROUND STEAK (9pta)
A lb. 38c; B lb. 34c
T-BONE (8 pts)
A lb. 48c; B lb. 41c
POT ROASTS (3 pts
A lb. 27c; B lb. 25c
RUM P ROASTS (O pls)
A lb. 26c; B lb. 22c
n ú * c/z>¿_ JD A A t o r a n ...
JUST LOOK HALF OF THESE
ORANGES ars SPOI LEO I
:C
Shredded Wheat
White Floating
Mrs. Wright's Bread
8
POTATOES, No. 1 ■ .
Ivory Soap
Ler««
lb.
CORN, full ears
E dw ards C offee
« dnP urfsi l ib. jar 2 8 °
N o b H ill C offee Wh«!* b*‘a
Mb beg 23c
A irw a y C offee Ground fresh lor you 1 -lb beg 2 0 °
B o rd en 's H em o D,,nk *•Ho' « CoW l ib jar 5 g c
C a n terb u ry T ea 0'4D««
pi» 99c
W h e a fie s •'•eklest ol Champions U o ip k g . 1 5 c
H o i pkg. 1 3 c
R u sk e fs *
breakfast treat
J ot pkg. H e
K e llo g g K r u m b le s c*,m1
’/» lb pkg g c
K e llo g g P e p D«i*dous with fruit
6 os pkg. 5 c
C o m F la k e s K,lloW brand
10-oz. pkg. l | c
I R a isin B ran F la k es
•J
J Ball Regular Jar Caps pkg. 21c
i Ken Economy Caps pkg. 17c
Reliable
Jelly
Firm, ripe Elbertas
OH, IT'S NOT W O R TH T H E
BATTLE I W O U L D HAVE TO
P U T UP.
C
NO' AND WHAT'S MORE
THEY USUALLY TE U .
M E THERE'S A W AR ON
V EA L
LOIN CHOPS (H pts)
A lb. 42c; B lb. 38c
R IB CHOPS (5p1s)
A lb. 38c; B lb. 36c
ROUND STEAK (9 pt)
A lb. 44c; B lb. 39c
LEO OF V EA L (5 pts)
A lb. 33c; B lb. 30c
SHLDR ROAST (3 pts)
A lb. 28c; B lb. 26c
POT ROASTS (3 pts)
A lb. 28c; B lb. 25c
T H E Y M E A N IT ...E V E R Y
C U S T O M E R S A T IS F IE D .. O R
YO U R M O N E Y 6 A C K ... ANO
W IT H A S M IL E TOO I
THAT DOES IT I
M E F O R S A FE W A Y !
R o b e rt
L o w e ry ,
M a r jo r ie W e a v e r, T im R y a n , S a l­
ly Y a r n e ll. S a tu r d a y m a tin e e .
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
August 6-7-8
Moose Lodge Meets
bear Cuba
Bear cubs arc usually born white
the mother is sound asleep in winter
Federal crop insurance, now be­
ing offered to Oregon winter
Lester Rearrlek SI C and Mrs.
wheat growers for the first time R-arrick and son Allen md Harry
since
covers pr.ictieilly ihe i'usUe went V ’ Bly over the week
same risks as those for which end anti visited at the Grant Dul-
Oregon farmers collected 513,828 ley home. Mr. and Mrs* Rearrlek
bushels m losses during the five left Monday for Hood River to
, years of the origin.il program, ac­ visit Mr. Rearriek's stater, M rs,,
cording ’to Willis C. Boegll, stale John Carlson Mr Rearrlek will
director for the Federal Crop In­ report (or duty August 7 at San
surance corporation
Pedro. CuliIorniA.
All except two of I he causes of
Dinner guests Sunday at the
loss for which insured gnawers Berta MeGUire home were Mrs.
collected in the period 1939-43 are Dale McGuire and two sons, Mrs
covered in the contracts now of­ Laura Sheetz and Mrs. Skaggs of
fered on w inter wheat, Roegli said C allage Grove.
These two*, stra\ stock and poor
Mrs Fanny Patten. CpI. Ber­
farming practices, accounted for nice Patten and Mr. and Mrs Dan
’ only three-tenths of one per cent Dugan of Walden visited last
of the losses in the state under week at the Loyal Leals» home at
the original program.
Hebo and also at the Ike Dailey
In reviewing the losses paid to home at Reedsport.
Oregon farmers under the origin-, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mosby of San
h I program, Iku gii
pointed out Francisco are visiting at the home
that drought, which accounted for of Mrs. Mosby's mother, Mrs. Fin»
37 per cent of the total indemni­ Mosby.
ties, was the chief cause of crop
Mrs. Katheren Croninger has
damage on insured farms. Others gone to Los Angeles to visit an
included excessive moisture, 14 4 aunt who is quite ill.
per cent: frost, 9 per cent; plant
Several friends surprised Mrs.
disease, 10 per cent: insects. 6.8 Wilbur Bieck S.iTin«l,i\ .in in i
per cent: weeds. 3.5 per cent: hail, birthday with a potluck dinner.
5 per cent, and heat, 3.4 per cent. Mrs. Black received a number of
Causes which accounted for less nice presents. Those present were
than one per cent of the total dur­ Mr. anil Mrs. Dave Munsell and
ing the five years include short­ Beverley. Skippy Fuller. Mrs. C. L.
age of water, hot winds, rodents, Brock and two girls, Mrs. Ervin
migratory birds, volunteer vege­ Furgeson and two daughters,
tation, fi;e, jlust storms and blow IXireene Eastbum. Mrs. Lee Du­
lands.
gan. Doris an t Frank Black anil
Losses from all these causes are the honor guest.
covered by the three-year con­
Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Overfon went
tracts now. being offered through to Sutherlin Sunday and visited
county A A A
committees and with the Elmer Jenkins family.
authorized sales agents appointed
Lyle Woodward S I C of USN
by the committees. Farmers have and Dwayne Carpenter of Latham
V/aflle and Mullin
14-oz. pkg. 22e
L a r e l a n d H a r d y , M a r g o W ’oode,
R ic h a r d
Lane,
C a ro l
A n d re w s ,
D io a a C o s te llo , R a lp h S a n fo rd .
visited Sunday at the Ben Ander­
son home.
Miss Neiiu Anderson whowoik.*
in Eugene spent the week «'nil
wttli home I »Iks.
M OIST 2, HMfi
KEM S for DRUGS
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The Rexall Store
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YOU TROT BACK
TO THE STORE
THAT« A W A S T E
O F GOOD M O N E Y !
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ANTEE W HAT THEY SCLL
,w DO W ITH IT. S A F E W A Y ,
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A G U A R A N TE E POLICY !