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COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5, 19P;
NUMBER 17
LATHAM
This year alone, we have added
305,000 telephones
They're going in as fast at wt arc ahlc to install them
* . . the telephone* needed on the Pacific Coast. In 1946
•lune, wt have already added more than 3O5.(XX> and
thousands more go into service every month. But there
it still a big job ahead.
Million Sacks
of
made
,
loan docket Lending agencies will for authority to sell potatoes for
not make disbursement on loan U»e as livestock teed.
j papers received after the end of
The December support price for
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the yrur.
,
U. 8. No. 1 potatrx-s, sacked and
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As of last week producers had loaded f. o. b. cars, is »2.30 a hun­
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oBeifij to deliver 12,262 ilundred- dredweight in all Oregon counties
weighl of potatoes to apply on re- except Malheur, Union, Baker and
payment of their loans, the PMA Wallowa, where it is 20 cents less.
Alxiut one million 100-pound office reported Because of lack of The support price for U.S. No 2
*nc,<* oi Oregon'« 1946 late tm- diver-ion outlets, the government grade and U.S. No. 1 size B is
tato crop probably will lx- placed had l»en able to accept delivery half of the No, 1 rate.
under commodity loan to obtain of only 4725 hundredweight, which
What men want lx not talent,
9o percent of parity government went to school lunch programs and
price support protection, the state other direct distribution outlets. It is purpose; not the power to
P.MA office has estimated on the To avoid waste of the surplus, the achieve, but the will to labor.
basis of Jatc-November applica- Mint' PMA committee has asked Ly t ton.
tiona.
Up to the last Week in Novem-
her, produccrs had applied to
county AAA committees for ioanx
on 7<X>.<XX> hundredweight of pota­
toes. Die potato Joan program
closes on December 15, and if the
late loan volume is similar to
that of a year ogo. then the PMA
office believes that the million
mark will be reached.
Try our rough dry, the flat pieces are
Although the deadline for appli­
cations is December 15. AAA com­
ironed, wearing apparel clean and fresh
mittees are warning producers
from our gentle air dryers and it’s only
that a lust-minute rush of applica­
tions might make it impossible to
complete the loan papers before
December 31 as required by the
Aprons und other home
arlicles will be sold at the He-
bron Grunge Home Economics ba-
zimr Dec. 14 in the Grove Hurd
ware lieginning at 10 a. m Bene-
fits arc for the hall near the
Cottage Grove lake,
la-n Hawes and family were
among guests ui a Ihunksgiving P
|M>thu k dinner held ai I he Perry
Haminton home in Eugene.
Holland Skoglie came last week
end from California to visit his
sister, Mrs. Elvis Boswell
Mr and Mrs. Arnold Bodkcr of
Portland visited Friday evening
at the Muds Ovorgaard home
Mrs Gerald Beers and young
son Gerald Allen returned last
week from D-ona.
The Newt Corliss family of Eu­
gene were guests Thanksgiving
day at the O A Nichols home. In
the afternoon Mr and Mrs. Leo
Paschelke, Mr and Mrs. Albert
Oaks and Mrs Winnie Hagerty
who had had dinner with Mrs.
Hagerty in Eugene visited at the
1 Nichols also.
Richard Wolleat of Glendale,
Mr. and Mr». (Gene Hansen of
Corvallis, Mr and Mrs. Mads Ov-
ergaard anil Jerry Wallcat were
dinner guests Thanksgiving eve­
ning ot the Hugh Trunnclls
George Walieat of Sweet Home
spent the week <nd at the Over-
guard home with his brother Jerry.
Mrs. Mary Fuller of Denver,
Colo., came to sfx-nd several weeks
with her daughter Mrs. H Hayes.
to cloon denial plain and
Ernest Clark unci daughter Hob­
tH.dçe» RIAL LY clean.
by June; spent Thanksgiving with
the Merle Porters Mrs. Clark and
Kl»*n<t» Wrth m«Qic-l>k«
children will return the latter |xert
of the week from a trip east.
Mrs. Julia Watts has returned righrnnt returns! It's easy. «onomx«l
from Clarkston. Wash, and in ksk your drugaitt tor Kloonil« today Or for
lanarous Frea lampla. write Kotene Products
again at Father Sohler'«.
:orp , Rochester 1I, N. Y.
Be Under US Loan
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DENIAL Pim
K l E E NIT E the Brushlea Way
MOUNT VIEW
Complicated switchboards, cables, dial equipment
■nd even new buildings have to be built before everyone *
who want* a telephone can get one. This will rake time
because our progress i* handicapped by shortage* of ma­
terials and by the disturbed conditions throughout the
country affecting manufacturer** output and our con­
struction projects. Meanwhile you may be certain duf
we will do everything we can.
For it is our purpose in our huge expansion program
to provide service for everyone who wants it just at
rapidly aa txmiblc... better service than ever before ...
a more valuable service to everv user. We arc spending
this year for gross plant additions an aggregate of
$130,(MM),(XX) aluch exceed» by $53.(XX),(XX). or 73 per
cent, our previous highest yearly plant expenditures in
1941 of $75,000,000.'
roil tonthteni uilb good waget and nothing rendition»
for ont cmploveei and a reaionable return to the tbou-
mudi of ptofde ubo bait ¡muted in the budneu.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
374 Main Nt.
Teleidtone < »Unse Grose HS
Mr and Mrs Basil Kyle ant! »on
Bobbie. Mr and Mr». Herman Kan-
el spent the holidays visit Ing rela­
tive* at St. Helens and Salem.
V S. Hurd, who is boarding at
Hie Herman Knnel home, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with his
family at Seaside.
Mr and Mr*. Roliert Coombs of
Springfield and Mr and Mrs. Ed­
die Maloney of Eugene were guests
al the Chas. Teeters home on
Thanksgiving day.
Parent and Teachers Club met
at the school house Friday night
Nov. 29th Plans were made to
meet again December 13 at the
xclxxd house at 8 o'clock so that
some work that is badly needed
can be done at this time.
The Neighborly Neighbors club
will hold a bazaar in Cottage
Grove Saturday, Dwmher 7th.
'¡’hey have n quilt on display at
McLaughlin Furniture Store on
which they arc selling numbers.
Mr. and Mtn. Harold Boslaugh of
Milwaukie spent Wednesday night
at (he Margaret Mosby home.
Mr Thomas has returned home
after a two week trip in to Cana­
da. He was called there on the
' illness and death of his father.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Russum had
the pleasure of talking to their
son T 5 Bob Russum in Tokyo
Saturday evening.
Looking for an Economical
and Efficient Laundrv Service?
lie a pound
DON T forget those heavy woolens. It costs so little to be
well groomed. You will like our dry cleaning service too.
ooo
Phone 44
Collins laundry and Cleaners
BACON
ONE
PEA PUREE
and
HAM
Pork
FREE
SAUSAGE
45c LB.
WITH ANY
PURCHASE
OF
BIROSEYE
FROSTED
FOODS
Fresh
OYSTERS
PINT 85c
KRAUT
in Bulk
20c QUART
QUALITY MARKET
ERNEST AND CLARENCE HILL
1019 East Main, Cottage Grove, Ore ;0n
Get KLEE NITE today at KemN
l or Drug« and all good druggist*.
FROZEN Friday and
FOODS Saturday
“THE IDEAL MEATING PLACE”
Free Delivery
Fred Anderson, Prop.
Office Supplies of every kind.
Phone 46
The Sentinel.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT
COTTAGE GROVE’S
COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO
112 NORTH NINTH STREET
PHONE 77
SLerPALL
ro 0QLV^N SHELL
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For good bad-weather driving
change now to Golden Shell
Golden Shell Mofor Oil brings you another development of
Shell Research—an improved oxidation inhibitor.
SHELL
Added to Golden Shell during manufacture, this new inhibitor
resists the gum, lacquer and sludge formation which cause engine
wear and breakdown. It makes Golden Shell an oil that stays free
flowing and on-the job from one oil drain to the next.
So for good bad-weather driving, you’ll find it pays to change
now to (¡olden Shell Motor Oil.
Let your Shell Dealer help you to good bad-weather driving
NEW OLDSMOBIL
There’s a new home for Oldsmobile Sales and Service in this community! A
new Oldsmobile dealer has been appointed to help meet motorists’ needs for
new cars, used cars, and dependable automotive service.
This dealer has a truly new car to show you. It’s the new Oldsmobile—
distinctively tailored in styling, powerful and economical in performance,
smooth and dependable in operation.
And this brilliant Oldsmobile car offers General Motors’ new and finer Hydra-
Matic Drive, the proved “drive” that does all clutch pushing and all
forward-speed gear shifting . . . automatically. The driver merely has to “step
on it—steer—and stop.” Hydra-Matic Drive does the rest.
You are invited to visit your new Oldsmobile dealer today ... to inspect his
facilities for service ... to examine the brand new, grand new Oldsmobile car
, . , and to find out for yourself how easy Hydra-Matic Driving really is!
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WITH THE NEW AND FINER
GM
GENERAL
MOTORS
HYDRA-MATIC
DRIVE
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There's no clutch pedal at all in the
new Oldsmobile with Hydra-Matic
Drive ... no gear shifting to do in the
forward speeds. But there io a new and
finer smoothness of operation ... a new,
improved case of handling ... a new,
built-in dependability. General Motors’
Hydra-Matic Drive is available at extra
cost on all new Oldsmobile models.
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