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* ten page « two sectionh WANT SOMETHING? Reud today's biggest want ad »ection. Ulaaaifled in »ections. Hunting time 0 minutea. dottale (Brove Sentinel VOLUME LVH arrrAOE grove , lane county , oregon , Specialists Urge Number of Plans Controlling Weeds All the World Can Listen In T hursday , F ebruary n. 1947 _ Earthmoving Aid OreaonTrail Scout 1 - ।Plans Advanced 0 Available From PMA to Farmers Both chemical and cultural m«*th«xfs huve theh pl«««- m w.«-«l control, dc|x-ndmg on the size of infestation and urgency of eradi- iMtlon, dclcgafi- ((l |||(, rec«-«it (Conservation help will be fur- Western Stale Weed Control con- nished Io Oregon farmer» in con- ................. Bot-tlan«! diihh'd All nection with soil-saving practices agrv«-d that farmer interest in involving earthmoving and con weed control c nt an ill ting- high, struction work through a new an«l has come, fortunately, at th«- feature of the 1947 agricultural same time (hat spectacular new conservation program. metlxxbi have l»en dev<-lo|x-d Addition ol the conservation Research Workers from nearly »ervlc«-» feature wax announced all »tales r<-lHi|ti-ii on U.IJI by E. H Miller, chairman of the KIlltN, Ki»« iwing many ,succcMifui state PMA committee, who »aid Uses They cautioned how ever, it will operate similar to th«- pur- Mgulnst voi n» ide ti ng it a panacea chase order method of furnishing for all weed trouble In thin con- phosphate to fanners as conserva ncctlon Dr I» D Hill, farm croi« tion material. ■Modern radio and recording equipment is used to broadcast and head at o s «•„ «l. i-n,,, (l n„thmg A farmer who needs a conser preserve for all the world nearly every word of United Nations y«-t tak<-» th«- phi«-«- of gixxl fann vation project such as an erosion meetings, such as this Committee session at Lake Success. N. Y. ing «■«»ntrol «lam or a drainage ditch. Killing n» mun» weeds by cul BUMY LITTLE BEAVERS Miller explained, will apply to the tivation in advance of planting county committee for a purchase- It seems that there arc a few order The county committee, af crops, nnd u«c <>f chemicals to ter determining a "fair price" for eradicate »mull patelle-, of peren busIncM-mindrd beaver» left, or ion * nial w«-cds as mtn a» they appear »houli! iM.nv,„. we »ay I tier arc a few We will meet any train, day*or th«- work, will issue a purchase l«-ft (period). At any order in the amount of the prac were other practices recommend- rate they are really causing quite night, with a closed-in car, Tele tice payment the farmer will earn phone Linch's Garage. • a furor out at Row River. Miss Hazel Ralston and Anthony for the completed* job. Th«- order From all indication» they resent < aiming Jars Jaureguy chaperoned the Oakland will be turned over to a contrac the Intrusion of m.in upon their tor with projx-r equipment who Make i o« uh cunning jar» basketball teams here Friday. civilization and are doing their has agreed to do the job at the free from crack» am! chips. Th«- Smaple Store has ju»t re best to push back these two-legged "fair price." On completion of the invader». In »pite of all their ef ceived a fine lin«- of men's and project, th«- «munty committee Boys Suits: fort», these men ruin their per will |>ay the contractor the Mens suit $1250-14.50 fectly good dams and homes, and amount shown on th«- purchase or Mens Tailor Made suit» $17.50 in these day» of housing shortages der usually about half the total Boys Suits $1 95-54.95. it's almost a crime to destroy any «■<»»t, leaving the farmer to pay Di»» ton-Champion Stage Line. tyi»' of living establishment. the remainder. According to "Mayor” beaver, Saddle horse packing to all parts I Th«- PMA chairman pointed out of tiu> camp th«- best tree tor building a safe, Jitney service. Also closed-in that th«- plan will reduce the fire-proof, insulated home, is nn fanner’s cash outlay, and also in apple tree. t,ut there set-ms to be a car at your service day or night. sure quality work, since the pro- Linch's garage. few objection» from Genus Ilona* Special: fine white China cups j«-ct must meet all practice speci who values the red balls which fications befort* the contractor can grow on that particular tree "If and saucers, suitable for hand collect. He also see» the plan as painting, arc offered at $1 00 for <-ondition» get any worse." quotes an encouragement to contractors Mayor beaver, "Um afraid that we set of 6. Also new felt hats for to engage in agricultural earth will be forced to ask for portal-to- spring $2.00-3250 Mens' heavy moving work, slftce it will be pos- l*ortal pay. because as you know, work shoe, double sole. double »lU)e to arrange for a full sched- it takes quite a bit of time to find stitched. $5.00. millinery store opened ule of joint to keep equipment a proper tree and get it I wick to .Monday by .Mr». Lillian Currier busy on a year-around basis. the creek!" The us<- mad«* of the conserva In all seriousness. the beavers I »27 tion s«-rvic«*s feature in each coun-‘ have been damming up quite a few Marine arrive in Shanghai. ty will be d<*cided by the county of the creek« out Row River and Abctut 300 U. S marinra arrived in committee. .Miller said He is hope the culverts on the highway, caus Shanghai according to a dispatch ful that the plan will stimulate ing considerable damage. Not only received at New York. increa»«-d erosion control and con- do they dam the highway but they Free text book drive begins In1 nervation work calling for heavy are using a certain farmer’s fruit Salem. equipment. The 'sfAfCs C<î5Îerva- trees for their building material, “Why do they always give a tion needs for such practices, as You can forget alx>ut cold and arc causing th«- creeks to over shower for a girl who is going to shown by a recent survey, include weather, rain and snow when flow- (he banks onto th«- fields be married?” drainage of 1,136,000 acres, land you travel in a warm, steam- The Oregon »tale game laws "Merely a quaint old custom, my leveling on 664,000 acres now un prohibit the killing or the trapping boy, to symbolize the beg inning of der irrigation. 12,000 erosion con of the««- animals thus causing a reign,” trol dams. 35,000 xtockwater dams St«-! rails are ths smoolhast, quite a problem Nora»: Is your brother, who is and ponds, and 2,000 miles of di- ’ safest highway avar invented deaf, any letter? version ditches. — sa/e when wet. American business men. not in Bridget: Sure, he'll lx« all right cluding agriculturist», plan to in the morning. • Neat time you travel, let tha »pend $3,600,000.000 during the Norah: You don't say so? engineer do the driving for a fust quarter òf 1947 for construc Bridget: Yes! He was arrested change. Our lowest faros for tion ol new war plants and pur yesterday. and he gets his hearing chair car and coach sccom- chase of new equipment, accord , thi« morning! mod a liona are good on moat ing to » recent survey by the SEC Th«- new nightwatchman at the of our very fastest trama. and th«- U; S. Department of Com observatory w a .« watching some merce. on«- using a telescope. Just then a star fell. Trlmmins ( «w»* Hoofs "Begorra," he said to himself, Trimming cows' feet once «>r pref, “that fella sure is a crack shot.” SENTINEL WANTADS ASK NO COMMISSION FOR QUICK SALES — TRY ONE We are just curious enough to want to know what you .ire doing, where you have been or who’a been visiting you If it s a secret, we'll keep it aa long as we can. But please phone 159. < fJelayed) NUMBER 27 "The Star Spangled Banner". Ray Wilson of Eugene visited Bob Grewelle, now attending O, Following the address of the the home of M. U. Fuller, last Sat S, C. visited his mother. M ts . Ruth guest speaker, new officers were urday and Sunday. Grewelle over the week end. installed as follow«; J. R. Bruckart, president; E. D. Furrer, B. C. Elliott and Delmer M. Goode, vice presidents; John J. Rogers, honorary vice president; Clarence Lombard. treasurer; Arthur D. Hughes, scout commis sioner: J R Bruckart, Alton F. Baker, and W. If Gerretsen, na tional council representatives. The highly enveted "Silver Beaver" award was presented to Delmer fjood«-, chairman of the nomination committee for the council. Special awards were presented Mrx. Marian Alexander, Spring- field, and Mrs. Ruth Lambert, Co- qudie. - • Scouting plans for 1947 were ; advaned at the 22nd annual meeting of the Oregon Trail Coun- cil at Eugene Friday evening A Six-point program will tn- featur ed in -Scouting this year with the adoption of the slogan "W«-stward Ho These six steps will begin west of the Mississippi and end with the Oregon Trail council. The guest speaker on the pro gram was Dwight M. Ramsey, co ordinator of field services for the national council of Boy Scouts, who »poke on operations of the •Boy Scouts. Arthur Weinkauf, who, with Mrs Weinkauf. was the only Cottage Grove representa tive. helped in the opening of the Robert Beach flew to Portland program by kinging a duet with Monday on a business trip and Mrs. G. E. Gaylord of Eugene, returned the same day. SPRING SYMPHONY Good Old Days Train$ laugh at winter! Th» friendly Soythyra Padflc GEO. W. SlSiGLETON, tGENT PHONE II erably twice a year ii a good prac tice Trimming the hoofs helps con- trol foot rot and keeps cows from getting lame or developing crooked leg* Trimming the feet is very important in registered nerds. AMIRICA'I OUTITANDINA See it now I • II'» truly remarkable! You won't believe it until you see it. It's one motor that does what you always thought it would take two motors to do. It carries you over the water at speeds that take your breath away and it throttles down to perfect, Crawling, ipile-an-hour trolling. It's the new MARTIN MOTOR . flood-proof, sputter-proof . instant starting. Its spar kling performance secret lies in a revolutionary new principle 4 . i mechanically-controlled poppet valve» I MARTIN gives you every thing you would ordinarily ex pect in an outboard motor, plus many highly-important exclusive features. MAKE US YOUR Headquarters FOR YOUR Poultry Needs Brooders Founts & Feeders in many different sizes FLASH JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD OF ROOFING NEW SUITS carry doub- le-breaxted button rows, slim front-slit skirts^ All- wools. 9-15, 10-20, 3H-44. 24.00 Other Suits. EASY PARKING 21.00—27.25 — PERSONAL SERVICE Green’s Hardware & Supply Phone 225 Creswell, Oregon NEW COATS have v-rv over wool suits. All-wools 9-15. 10-20, 38-44 21.75 Other Coats. There s far more value la a FOWLER ELECTRIC WATER HEATER 1937 Gilkinson Snow Bound for Week on Coast Trip. (ihsidians to Slid«* Over Bohem ia Snows. Arcade Theatre Weekly (’hat: “Secret Valley." Matinee at 2:30 p. m Admission 10 & 15 cents. Cottage Grove High School Newsette: The following students returned to school this week afte. several days absence: Gladys Lem ley. Willi» Beidler, Thelma McMa hon, Myrtle Kirchhofer. Arthur Carlile. Anna Stalder, Eloise Rus- sum, Wanda Bhiwn, Robert Gi- redu. 1 1 a Myers. Myron Little, Martha Thies, Myrtle Smith and Pauline McGariun. A social etiquette club for hoys will be conducted by Miss Notvedt this semester at the high school. The club will meet every Tuesday and Thursday during the seventh period. Miss Belle Burkholder was a guest of Mrs. Armes in Eugene last Saturday night. "Several Bills Before Legisla ture for the Control of Strikes." LOW OPERATING COST t*° ECONOMY TEMPERATURE CONTROL out n »o') LONG LIFE 20-YEAR GUARANTEE LUSTROUS ENAMEL FINISH de o' >( letwP® lot Vo°* BUILT OF 12-GAUGE IRON »OY 1er t* ALUMINUM REFLECTOR A thr«e Ä oí PORCELAIN LINED NEVER RUSTS ,o(V»rRet too“**^ be“: iro«" °yent °" 10-INCH TROUT LAW REPEALED PRE-STRETCHED por®e','2 Governor Snell signed into law Thursday House Bill 26, which re peals fhe 10-inch trout law on the North anil South Um|x]ua Rivers and places authority for all angl ing regulations in the two main tributaries of fhe Um[K]iih ui»>n the Stale Game Commission. 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