The Sentirei. CoH«*« Drove, Oregon
Thum.. April 3, l»<7
THREE ON PBORtTION
SAGINAW
Mr. Phelps' mother, Mrs. Betty
Alfred Merle Scott. 52. Veneta.
Larsen.
The Walker women are tqxmsor-
Wilbur Pitcher, 51. Culp Creek;
Tommy Jean Hmimons arrived
and Sidney Sheets, 39, Cottage ing a carnival to be given at the from King City, California last
Saginaw
-Walker
community
ha'I
By Harris Ellswxtrth. Rep. in
Grove, were placed on two years'
wwk and visited a few days with
probation at Portland Friday by Walker Friday evening April 4th Reta Rivne. She will spend the
Congress from Oregon
Federal Judge Claude McCbikx'h The money raised will lie used for summer with her sister, Mrs. ‘Don
for
evading 1942 income taxes. the benefit of the Walker church. Bryant of Oottage IGrove.
As predict«!, the republican-
Mrs. D. Connor is in charge
They pleaded guilty.
Frank Clark has been signed up
controlled House of Rcpresenta-
Week end guests at the Jake to teach school here again next
; tiles has gone into action in an
Schwarzer home were Mr. and year.
emphatic way to carry out Re-
anticipated revenue for
publican election promises of last ._PSC,,* >car
373 Mrs Karl Miller of Portland and
e
lunr^rattJ
fall. Briefly stated, the Republican Minus payment on debt
2.5 Mn R W. Hill of Bandon. Mr. ‘ DR. SMITH HACK
Miller is the son of Mrs. Schwar-
Dr M E. Smith, who suffered
pledge was to reduce government Net income available for bud­
»er anil Mrs, Hill was a former injuries in an auto accident about
Phone 27
Cottage Grove, Ore.
get requirements after tax
spending, start making payments
reduction and debt payment 34 8 rosident of this place and called on six weeks ago is lank on the job as
on the war wbt and reduce taxes.
Following is the situation with several old friends while here.
optometrist at the Community
The House has already pasaed
Mr. and Mrs William Phelps Jewelers. He tuuiumed his duties
respect
to the expenditures as pro-
three appropriation bills, each
deeply culling the President's bud­ posed for the forthcoming fiscal of Eugene spent the week end with I there Tuesday.
get request. The remainder of tlw year:
MAINE FIRST STATE
appropriation bills are now in the Budget of expenditures as sub-
TO RATIFY LIMITATION
mitted by the President
hearings stage, and indications are
that the House will fulfill ita Budget total as appro ve»l by
OF PRESIDENTIAL TERM
the House
promise to cut 6 billion dollars out
31 5
AUGUSTA. Me- Maine's dom­ of the budget.
Budget total as aproved by
inantly Republican legislature was
The House has just passed a bill
the Senate
33.Ü
the first in the country to ratify making deep cuts in personal
in-
Cushion
between estimated in-
a proposed federal constitutional come taxes, thus leaving more
Presents
come and House budget fig-
amendment limiting the presiden­ money in the hands of individuals
ure
....
33
tial tenure of office to two full with which to meet high liv ing
Cushion between estimated
; four year terms.
costs. It should be noted that re­
income and Senate budget
The action came March 31st ductions apply only to individuals.
figure
without discussion in the senate The tax reduction bill does not
1.8
and after brief debate in the lower the taxes levied on the in­
Thus it may be seen that, even if
RAY — GEN — BOB — MARK — PECK
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
house, where the vote was 82 to come of corporations.
total appropriations are nearly 2
by
seven,
with
the
minority
all
demo
­
APRIL 3-3
House action on both appropria­ billion dollars hi^ier than the
crats.
tion bills and the tax bill was in­ highest Congressional budget es­
Thirty-six states must ratify teresting from one standpoint. Di­ timates, the tax reduction bill as
Main and River Road
Just Across the Bridge
the amendment.
vision of opinion was almost ex­ {»assed by the Hous»' is a safe and
actly on party lines. When appro­ sensible measure so far as federal
priation bills were under consider­ financing is concerned and repre­
ation. the Democratic side of the sents a substantial and badly
> House offered amendment after needed saving to individual tax­
Vera H. Ralston. William Marshall,
BRADFORD — At the Sacred amendment to increase appropria­ payers.
Helen Walker, Nancy Kelly, Wil-
Heart
general hospital, Eugene, tion amounts. The Republican ma­
liam/Gargan, Ann Rutherford. Ju­
Thursday. March 27. 1947. to Mr. jority rejected all such amend­
lie Bishop.
and Mrs. Ross Bradford, Creswell, ments. When the tax reduction bill
route 1, a son. Nickey Ross.
ALSO
was under consideration, nearly
all the Democrats spoke against it
REED — At the Sacred Heart
and voted against it. The New
general hospital. Eugene. Tues­
day, April 1. 1947. to Mr. and Deal has not yet gotten away rom !
Mrs. Alan Reed, Cottage Grove, a tnc principles of reckless spending
and bigh taxes.
daughter.
As I followed the debate on the
LAKEY — At the Butler ma­ tax reduction bill, it seemed that,
ternity home. Friday. March 28. one argument against it might be
Nita Hunter, David Bruce, Cleatus ' 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul La­ valid. The Democrats declared we
Caldwell.
key of Drain, a daughter, Patricia should wait sixty days or more be­
fore passing the tax reduction bill, |
Gail.
so that we could have a clear view
JFRIDAY SATURDAY
TRUNNELL — At the Butler of the financial situation. I w is so
maternity home. Friday. March impressed with this argument that
APRIL 4-5
28, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy I devoted considerable time to dig­
a
Trunnell, Cottage Grove, a daugh­ ging out an answer td it that was
Easter Sunday dinner calls for perfection in every
your l>cst
best
x-LL
ter, Paula Sue.
_ , detail
____
your
satisfactory to me. I learned that
silver, finest linens But above all, the food you serve is your measure of
the Appropriations Committee,
Return engagement with Robert
ma’ through its Subcommittee Chair­
success Be sure of perfection. Buy all your food at Safeway where every-
Montgomery. Ingrid Bergman.
S^^ay. March men. has arrived at what is be­
thing isguarantevd to give complete satisfaction. Select from Safeway's
-
■ -
-
“ Lucille Watson. ¿9. 194". to Mr. and Mrs. Colum-
George
Sanders,
lieved to be a fairly close estimate
abundant
variety of savory menu, garden fresh fruiU and vegetable«
bus
Kephart,
Disston,
a
son,
An
­
Oscar Homolka.
of what the total amount of the
drew.
and other quality groceries, knowing that you are getting the finest your
appropriation bills will be. So. on
money cun buy.
the expense side of the ledger, we
OREGON
STATE
COLLEGE
—
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY,
Belting Powder * c-
““ “"22c
I Oregon farm boys who plan to en­ are not in the dark. It is a fnct
Grad« AA
P«r
4 R
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6-7 8-9
ter the school of agriculture here also that revenue bills must orig­
Cake Flour
,k
35c
Large
Six«»
DOZEN
inate
in
the
House,
and
for
the
Spaghetti
next fall will be aided by approx­
lARLT I ASTER BREAKFAST
Yellow Corn Meal0'"“' »•« H» |4C
imately 30 more of the $100 schol- House to delay very long in sub-
No rn9trrr what the morning'» actuilie»,
miting
a
tax
bill
to
the
Senate,
Egg Noodi*
arships provided by the Sears,
Ginger
Snap» ow'••*'•"•* '■*■**» 29c
Grad« A
Par
4 4
Iht» hearty breakfa»t will tee you through
(which body must also devote con­
Mudium Six«» DOZEN Æ|F
DINNER
American
Cheese
$
|
.09
Tyrone Power. Gene Tierney, John
Chilled
Grape
or
Apple
Juice
siderable time to its considera­
Thick Slice of Broiled Han> wilh
Payne. Anne Baxter. Clifton Webb. Dean Wm
feiiZh °rnia’ tion), might endanger the possi­
Miracle Whip Dressing
45c
Broiled Pineapple Slices
Herbert Marshall. Lucille Wat-
S
an
’
bility
of
the
passage
of
a
tax
re-
• rout JVCXI.
Corn
Fritters
Maple
flavored
Syrup
Chili Sauce
son, Frank Latimore.
29c
Some of the scholarships are duction bill this session.
Hot Coffee
Tomato
Paste
Following
is
an
outline
of
the
1-mited to 4-H and FFA members,
(ATI EASTER BRUNCH
figures on federal government
N. %
I 3C
Chopped Olives
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR­ though applications from others revenue for the 1948 fiscal year
Seroe this combination breakfast and
will be given equal consideration,
Medium
Ripe
Olives
lunch after church or after the Egg Hunt
DAY, APRIL 10-11-13
N7 r»«i
MV
ho ■ V
*
says Dean Schoenfeld. A few soph which begins July 1st this year:
Chilled Grapefruit Sections in
R«d Tag
omore scholarships of 5200 are < Figures are in billions of dollars •
Orange Juke Served in Sherbet Glasses
CUke’
provided, and under the Standard President's budget estimate of
or Grapefruit Shells
Chili Con Carne
25c
Spacial
«*•
I IF
revenues
.............
............
39.1
plan a few grants are made for
Baked Eggs in Nests of
Kidney Beans /••••**«
Price
James Cagney, Annabella. Rich­ those who cannot attend college Additional revenue anticipat­
Corned Beef Hash
Edwanis CoHee, 1-lb. 47c, Mb. 93<
ed by the Secy, of Treas.
2.0
New Peas in Cream Sauce
ard Conte, Frank Latimore, Wal­ but who can carry out a.i educa­
Meat Ball»
“
"35c
Total
anticipated
revenue
Hot
Rice
Muffins
Flutter
or
Margarine
ter Abel. Melville Cooper, Rich­ tional project at home. Applica­
Nob Hili Coffee ¡Ü4f
Beef Stew Wi*
w““"55c
based on present tax rates 41.1
(Substitute cooked nee for half the flour
tions are due before July 1.
ard Gordon.
in your favorite muffin recipe)
Minus total tax reduction in
DICED
Deviled Ham
Airway CoHee ¡ft 39« KJ «1.15
Plate of Sugar Cookies
bill passed by House
3.8
Long Coastline
No '/. c«n Çç
Deviled Meat
Washington Letter
F/oyd Githens Motot
Theatre
Programs
rhe Methodist Church
ARCADE
an easter musical
“Murder In The
Music Hall"
THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CHOIRS
SERVICE
I| Nelson Electric Shop
A NELSON ENTERPRISE
Sunday at 7:45
BIRTHS
SAFEWAY
“Susie
Steps Out
EASTER SALE
Rage In Heaven"
FRESH EGGS
Ideas for Easter
brunch and dinner
“The Razor's Edge"
Paas Egg Dyes
PRUNES
10e
3
25e
“13 Sue Madeleine
Florida, with 1.500 miles of coast-
line, has 10 ports capable of ac­
commodating
sea-going
vessels.
Counting indentations and shores
of islands. Florida has 3,751 miles
of coastline.
DIANE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
APRIL 3-4
“G I War Brides
0»
Anne Lee, James Ellison, Harry
Davenport, William Henry, Doris
Lloyd, Jo Sawyer, Robert Arm­
strong, Stephanie Bachelor.
SATURDAY, SUNDAY
APRIL 5-6
Saturday Matinee
“Fool’s Gold”
Flower Clock
The famed Swedish botanist Lin­
naeus built a flower clock that told
time by the opening and closing of
the flowers.
T * '
tut tail ©* w o
- OH
SLiPPfO on ^OJC hh '
vouft sidewalk
an omxe mis
ite nay jo«
5*^5 Mt 5
COiNC TO
attiat oh
WHAT »T5 SOI
1C COST YOU
Moist Cookies
To keep soft cookies from drying
I out. store them in a covered jar
with a piece of apple or orange
EASTER BUFFET SUPPER
/.B.LEONARD
insuRnntE service
WISER BLDG. 617 MAIN ST.
TEL.34
COTTAGE GROVE RES IM
Saturday Night and Sunday
SWEEDISH
MASSAGE
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED­
NESDAY, APRIL 7-8-9
Special No Vi A&
Price con "ty
No 2'/, I« 23c
boMlo
Grape Juice C4-«*'
Ancnovy Paste rw"
Pink Salmon
Clam Chowder
Tomato Soup
Spaghetti Dinner
***•' 18c
35c
“-—"23c
'3
29c
th 25c
Advartlwd
Ch«r»h
mi 19c
C. P. ARMSTRONG, Masseur
719 Birch Ave.
Mint Ch«ws
Aisof/ad
Hewitt’»
•-OI. pkg. 23«
CARAMELS
New Or lee m
12-ot pkg. 3Jc
Î-23' ¿7,
2
2lc
Swan Soap
3 reg bar» 29c
,
Soaps
pt«. 33c
ooap «’ **•'•-'•«<*
ii'**-29c
Tay Cleaner N*wl
2I-^-0^-25c
Blu-White
^ lOc
Bleach
%*» 17c •*‘32c
Scotch Cleanser
Liquid Starch
Todays Best Buy
SENTINEL
3 way Portable Radio
AC-DC Battery
¿ 44c “Ile-UM
CANE
¿.4Tc“Mcr.lLM
JUad Juba
$1.00 per week
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
APRIL 10-11
Robert Henry. COLOR.
tor
Apri <»»•
Community Jewelers
612 Main Street
-**
foods m th*
BREADS.
12e
17‘
MARGARINE
HAMS .
Per fester Dinner
lb. *7«
Irnttn, R««< io coot lb. 67«
They melt
in your
mouth.
^0\4 °’
lb»
siXi;al-lb.39c
99c
Cottage Grove Bakery
XE«
Ov
CKCCM fOODS
SPRING UMB Legs 11.15'
AsparagusTen<lcr <irecn lb. 13 > c
Lamb Shoulder Roast, square cut lb. 55c
Lamb Chops, Loin or Rib
lb. 79c
All Gon ulna 1947 Spring Lambì
Lettuce, c,l*o *o44
Cauliflower,
Sliced BACON Spetlsll lb. 69c
Beef Pot Roast'» cwSTi^lb. 45c
Fresh Ground Beef
lb. 39c
Porterh’se Steak 'G X * m * lb. 62c
«NT ß5C
Fresh Oysters Medium J<
Fresh Whole Crabs
lb. 29c
Fillet of Sole, N» W«>N, M bm«* lb. 45c
¿ia*
f
Angel Food
CAKES
14«
uMO'e
lb. 14c
lb. 14c
lb. 16c
Appi«», *•*• t—sti-. tit* hiKf a ismf lb. I2V2C
Grapefruit,W*
lb. 9c
Fresh Peas
TtNbUíWÍÍ»
New Potatoes
UNIFORM sizes
Southern YAMS EXCM.LENT CAN 01 Eu
Crispy Fresh Radishes
Green Onions
mildplavorpul
Avocados
¥ou get more for your money at SÄ7BWAY
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Mrs. Wright's
Cracked Wheat lb.
i m
rue, Louise Currie. Sarah Padden,
H®- 1
Lib.
loaf
m
WriRbV« f“'*1
Eddie Dean, Roscoe Ateg, Al La
BREAD
floes with avarythingl
BEET
Spar* Stamp No. 11 — Now Valid
Naaot Qaallty
CLOSED
“Wild West"
Tk;. A4
SUGAR
C om
49e
49<
ir
5t
• «NflCtiw»
Canned MILK
for Rheumatism, Arthritis, Sore Back, Stiff Neck.
Also
witlj Ross Hunter, Jim Bannon,
Ken Curtis, Loren Tindall, Robert
Sooft. »
Crab Meat
Corned Beef Hash ®'“*
N». I'/j con J 5C
Peer Halves G'«*7»»
Director
The Homemakers’ Bureau
“Fool’s Gold”
“Out Of The
Depths”
Pacific Pearl
MJ.B. Coffee
14. size
Hills JR. Coffee
14. size
Tenderfeaf Tea «««
Borden's HemoCH^" K
*“ “"16c
25c
Canof iSfiaAt.
Chapter No. 1
' j Cartoon, News.
4%
OLD-FASHIONED EASTER DINNER
Bluo No. 2 con 4Ê Ac
Tog
only
IV
This menu is festive enough for guests,
easy enough for just the family.
Platter of Sliced Cold Roast
Lamb or Chkken
"asserole of Hard-cooked Eggs and
Asparagus with Cheese Sauce
(Use some of the eggs the Easter
bunny left)
Potato Chips
Celery Sticks
Spiced Peaches
Hot Popovers
Lemon Meringue Tarts
William Boyd, Andy Clyde, Rand
Brooks, Jane Randolph.
“Jungle Girl”
CARROTS
/f the family’s ravenous after the Easter
Parade this dinner will fill them up
Rout Chkken and Herb Stuffing with
Hard-cooked Eggs Sliced
into the Gravy
Fluffy Mashed Potatoes
Lima Bean and Corn Succotash
Wilted Lettuce with Crisp Bscon Bits
Hot Biscuits
Apricot Jam
Ice Cream
Yellow Layer Cake with White Frosting
Chemical Research
It has been estimated that about
300 research workers are employed
for each 10,000 persons on the chem­
ical industry’s payroll.
Coffee for Grownups
Hot Cocoa for the Children
•sr.
,Myi*
lb. 16c
Ib. 9¿c
lb. 13c
lb. 12c
lb. 18c
lb. 39c