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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1945)
Income Tax Estimates and Reports Carefully prepared for filing. My service will save you time, trouble and taxes.. Worth Harvey and Mrs. Ellen Land will be pleased to assist in making reports for all of their former clients in my office, and new accounts are solicited. Rickard Accounting Service Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg. Phone 60 Delight Valley American Army personnel sta tioned in England wrote 258,000,- 000 V-Mail letters to friends and - relatives in the United States be tween June, 1942, and August. 1945. Ninth Service Command headquarters at Fort Douglas, Utah, learned today. The Ralph Sears have received word from their son, Cpl. Bob Sears, saying he waa in Boston and would be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Flaten and son of Canada are visiting at the home of his brother, Oscar Flaten. Mrs. Flora Doolittle and Floyd Cox of Eugene were Sunday din ner guests of the Elwyn Bales family Sunday visitors at the Ralph Sears home were Mr and Mrs. Ijj Bowen, son Tommy and Mrs Walker of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Cline Walkely of Creswell. Recent dinner guests at the Max Sears home were Mr. and Mrs. Gilkey of Bradwood, Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. McKay of Eugene. Elwyn Bales attended a lily bulb meeting at Marshfield Tues- day. A caller at the Malcolm Horn home Monday was Mrs. Hakanson of Oakland. C N Esther Hansen of St. Vin cent hospital, Portland, recently spent two days with her parents here . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sheldon are spending several weeks in Top penish, Washington. Theatre Programs ARCADE FRIDAY. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14-15 “Northwest Mounted Police” Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, During those 37 months they in Paulette Goddard. Return engage ment of a great picture in TECH turn received 259.000,000 V-Mail letters from this country. NICOLOR. COUGHS SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, •r Bronchial I nit» tian Own Tn Cold» “Without Love H-re'» good new* for the peoplo of the U. S. A. Canadas great-at cough medicine is now belns n.» Io and sold right here, and if yon have any doubt about what to take this winter for the common cough or bronchial irrlttUon * of Buckley's CAX.UH(iL Mixture. Tou won't be diss appointed—It • different from anythin« else you Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hep- burn, Lucille Ball. Cari Esmond. Felix Bressart, George Davis, Clancy Cooper. KELLY DRUG WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER l»-20 “A Star Is Bom” Janet Gaynor. Fredric March. Andy Devine, Adolph Menjou. Re turn engagement of a great pic ture in TECHNICOLOR. Also I Townsend District Convention Is Held Here Sunday, Dec. 9 Curtin Raisers The miniature world of our lit tle community mirror« the trage- dies and comedies of the greater world beyond, and we came much The fourth congressional district too dose to tragedy last week. J, Suiter and Bridgy Maley were meeting of Townsend clubs was held in the Eagles hall, Sunday, at their work of falling timber December 9. R. G. Wright, coun for the J. H. Chambers A Son cil president, was introduced by mill, glad to be busy again after Elmer J. Kent, local chairman, the strike, when a large limb fell who in turn introduced James from a tree they were working on Mackenzie, national representa last Friday afternixm Bridgy was tive for Oregon, who presided over knocked down, and got up to see the business session which com Jay lying unconscious, with blood menced at 10 a m All but two of coming from mouth and nose. A the present council were reelect-1stretcher was brought, and he was ed and the same members elected taken to the Eugene hospital. X-rays taken next morning re- on the state council. The Royal Neighbor kxige mem- 1 sealed no broken bones, (hough a bers served dinner to nearly 100 teoth had txx'n broken off and his at 1:00 p. m. The afternixm ses tongue cut nearly in two. Hard- sion was opened at 1:45 with El- h,,*ded. that's Jay. mer J. Kent as chairman. Musi- Dean Payne, who grew up on cal selections were given by Al what is now the Frank Meacham bert Griffin with Mrs. Nellie place, but formerly belonged to Blackmore, accompanist, a group Harry Payne, is staying at the of songs by Mrs. Laurence Kent Sam Gilman home. He entered the and Mrs. Ivan Patten Mrs. Norm merchant marine at 17, anil saw an Lewis accompanied. Readings the south seas. Is now in the army, by Mrs. Elva George and Mrs. stationed in Texas and brought Sylvia Haggart. Group singing back with him a Texas girl as his led by Joseph Harvey and Mr. and bride. He is on furlough. Mrs. J. Suiter, with Jimmy and Mrs. Arnot of Cbos Bay. Joseph Harvey. Portland attorney, and a his little sister, visited a few days member of the state legislature, at the Norman Suiter home while also a member of the national her husband was in the hospital. council, was the principal speak We hope he won't have to be there er, telling of his recent meeting in long. Washington, D. C.. and other in- ' Mr. anil Mrs. Sam Gilman and teresting things. Mr. Mackenzie his brother, with their son Don- also spoke on the work in the aid, home on furlough, drove to Garibaldi, to see another brother state. The meeting closed at 4 p. m. of Mr. Gilman. Mr. Goins is tak by singing two versus of "God Be ing care of their livestock. With You Till We Meet Again," I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booher of their the last verse dedicated to the Cottage Grove brought memory of the members and granddaughter. Diane to visit her friends who have passed on dur- brother Michael, at the P. B. Goins home Sunday afternoon. ing the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Marvick have ■ carpenter assisting them to build CHURCH TO GATHER the snack-bar they will soon open CANNED FOODS a little south anti across from the The local Catholic church is school on Highway 99. joining in a national campaign un Mrs. Goldie Clark and Mi’s. A. L. der the auspices of the War Re Holt wrote the Civil Service exam lief Services of the National for fourth class postmaster at the Catholic Welfare Conference to city hall in Cottage Grove, Friday. gather canned foods for the war stricken peoples of Europe and the Far East. In Europe alone it is estimated that 90.000,000 people will have this winter barely, if enough food to keep them just ex isting. The cans will be gathered during the week of Dec. 9th to 15th and will help to feed the starving people of war torn Eu- rope and Asia and as a special ¡ Christmas gift to them. Though the high-line has only been in a few years, we all tilt lost while the current was off for more than a day the first of the week No wonder, after that ter rific windstorm So many have electric water systems, and had to catch rainwater, and then» was plenty of if. washing machines, irons, sewing machines, stoves, In some cases, wouldn't go, and did the kerosene lamps seem dim, and how we missed our radios. FIGHTS OXIDATION Allan Jones, Bonita Granville, Jess Barker is good news for cars of all ages SATURDAY, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15-16 “Saddle Serenade” Jimmy Wakely, Lee Lasses White, Johnny James. SF Also “My Name Is Julie Ross” Nina Foch, George Macready. Dame Mae Whitty. Saturday Mat inee 2:30 P. M. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES DAY, DECEMBER 10-11-12 CLOSED Rubber bandii, The Sentinel Under a new Oregon law, all pleasuro boats 16 feet long and over require an annual license. 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Shortening 3-lb. jar 64c Margarine, Sunny Bank 1-lb. pkg 20c Fleischmann's Yeast 3 cakes 10c Brown Sugar, also powdered lb. pkg. 8c Sno-White Salt, plain or iodized pkg. 7c Baking Soda Arm & Hammac 161b. pkg 5c ChAÜLmaÂ. JuAfaq/flow! Just place your Lamb Leg or - aa - lb. 39« i lb. 38« Veal Roast "KSSW lb. 28* Shldr. Roatto^U lb. 35«# lb. 34« Voal Breast Grade A, lb. 21« lb. 43* Lamb Chop«a,?A lb. 45« lb. 43« Cooked Salami Polish Sausage, type 2 lb. 45* Lamb Breast or. a - lb. 19« Minced Lunch Meat, A.C., lb. 37« Pork Chops Lone and RIB CuU lb. 38« Pork Roast, Shoulder lb. 31« Roast Beef Loaf R*»iiyo«<xH lb. 45« Ground Beef, fresh daily lb. 28« GRADE A TURKEYS !6‘ Rolled Oats AHtAre flak AIDen Udl> OLD FASHIONED AND QUICK 3-lb MOc a ® Wheatena Cereal M-oz. pkq. 100% Bran NABISCO 16-oz. pkg. 17e Shredded Wheat, Nabisco, pkg. 12e Dried Prunes 2-lb. cello pkg. 27e Nectar Raisins MAID 15-oz. pkg. 12e 3-Way GlobesI(£R^^ Rinso Soap Gronu’otcd 24-oz. pkg. 23( Toilet Soap, White King, 3 bars 14( Favorite Matches 6 boxes 21c ★ ßAÜvL PORK SAUSAGE A Tatty and Inexpensive Delicacy I Mrs. Wright's Bread white or wheat ¡l>/2 lb 12c lb 9c Clapp's Baby Food Type lb. J IF CORM 14e 6/7* 'U aíu L JaiA, to and kwp (>r holiday Mlm, And har» ar« raripoa for an Appi« Haur« trull Cake and aoma dalighiful cookwa aaamphu of how Ha, it for they Iwp perfectly. aeeit tauet rout can An aaay to make rake that will atoro for a number of werke if kept m a 1 Up. c Inn amo A 1 «up ahead candied fruit N cop Vt cup «MrUnlnf V» cup chappad nutmsaU Sift and meaiure ------------ Hour; lift again with aalt and ipkaa Cream abortan- mg and augar until light and Buffy, heal in egg Add appleaaure and flour minore »li«rn»lely, heat until amooth Add fruit and nuimeala Pour into wall graaaad loaf pan I0i4»3) and haka in moderata ovan IMO’ F I for I hour or until done OINOIRSNAM Yt cup shortening 2H cupi flaue 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. cinnamen 1 agg. be Ji ten 1 tsp soda Yi tip. salt Yt cup dark molas««* Crramahortening and auger together until light and fluffy, add egg Stir in rombinoti aoda and molaaaea Sift and meneur» flour; aift again with cinnamon,gingrr and aalt flland well mln irr n mcl miatur» Chili ahmit I hour. Shape dough into amali hella between palma of hand, Haca halla on lightly greaaad rookie sheet about I a to 2 imlww apart Hake in a mod- crate oven (3M F I IS to IR nun- ute«, or until done Remove tn rark and cool. Makua 5 to 6 down rookie«. J ¡ t J ¡ k J ! • ! ' • J YAMS Delicious Candied— from the South ABDI EC ArrLEO lk10‘ Combination Pock Instant Oatmoal ond dry 8-OI. corool pkg Niblet Tim» lo atari thinking about all Yf Up Mit Every piece of Meat you buy at Safeway must please you, or your money back! O m L s A.'I/ ou A. How Io make holiday baking easy Bunting with healthful juice 220 r2 and Larger« and Smaller, lb. 121/oC VloaL lb. IOV2C THotn. Fancy ond C Grod« Stock Delicious, lb. 11c box $4 69 Winesap, lb. 11c box $4.29 Cauliflower, local lb. 14c Broccoli, tender • lb. 17c Dry Onions, Yellow D hiivits lb 6o Celery, loeal I’aseiil 11». 12l/2C Parsnips, local crop )b. 9c Rutabagas, C. S. No. Is lb 4c Cranberries, plump, juicy lb. 32c Tomatoes, red, ripe lb. 27c SAFEWAY
