DIVIDE
SAGINAW
green feej QuJ$
LOCAL MYN TO REPRESENT
LILT GROWERS
INFLATION HITS DOUGLAS F
COUNTY ROADS
mnus of re aso n
Mn. Harley Williams enter-
William Norris and W A Hem- 1
Post war inflation has- rcachrd
tained with a shower at her home enway are representing the South
the Douglas county road depart
Thursday afternoon for her sister- Lane JCaster Lily Growers at a
in-law. Mri. Kenneth Zumwalt, meeting in Portland April 29-30. ment reports th«' Roseburg News
WoRPS-
u yk anoppia
About 34 ladies were present and when the Pacific Bulb Growers As- Review and to meet the high« pay
half |he money and the school dis- P
|h
la
8UT
OMJ H om /
t
of
private
industry,
$5.(M)O
has
Mrs
PRûOLVHS
y
Zumwalt received many, ■ociation meets with the Ameri
trict the other half to pay for it FOf rOUlirVnien
b»«en appropriated by the Douglas
pretty
and
useful
gifts.
can
Wholes«)«'
Dealers
Associa-
f^UCH
THiy
Also word has been received that '
1 WWiM JWIVII
old y*
county court for wage lioosts to
Several from here went on fish i tion.
t|)| district will receive govern-1
t__ i
laborers
and
maintenance
men.
Plans are being made to enter
pent funds to assist in purchasing kF?nme^c,;l
”*,s
ra,s,nR ing trips over the week emt.
an M
Easter lily float in the
food
and
>’ ' can
Barbara Laud was hostess r«*- _
- Trail
------- — to Th«* funds for th«* wage boosts was
foot for the remainder of the
’n<id 'urke
Urkey
Can bf ro-
rt’ * .
•chocl year
>
I®
P*'r cent by pro-1 ccntly for the upper grade schco'
' Mreaat which will be held mad«* available in th«' transfer of
J
820,145 from th«' county emergen
next
John
.^« r* A xn-K . i vidin« P^nty of green feed thru- children
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* July.
at her home Games were in Eugene
anJi'th^w^
Juiu
ou‘ ,hc se«son as shown in official
cy fund
Members are urged
to submit
played and two prizes were won.
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mTkJsiTend \ d
alons experiments and by many growers. one by Mary Goyer and the other 1 suggestion* and ideas for an em-
which will be stamped on Rubber Stamps The Sentinel,
k
reports Noel Bennion, extension by Pegg) Ketcheraide. There were
J?h Gartncr have Poultry specialist at Oregon State lit students present at*d Mr. and ।
northwest lily shipping txrxes.
n*:W c'olleKl* With lnash ««‘1 cratch Mrs.
Amos
Ketchcrsidc were honor of their husbands' birthdays.
Z' ', J
( Pynch is also grains at w 50 to $5 per hundred guests.
Mrs Robert Bash entertained
,Mr and
thU is certain,y ,he >ear to save
Mr. and Mrs. William K«*ene, with a birthday dinner Friday eve-
jUiAm-w
1™a<> into rooney ’his way. says B«*nnion
High quality, very rvusoti.
_ newlywette. have i*eturn««d from ning for her mother. Mrs. I liny
tpeir new house in a few days as , -
Winter rye, Sudan grass, sun
able
prices. Nee us for nur
।
their
honeymoon
and
are
now
liv-
Laird.
it is nearly finished.
flowers and corn are among the
sjHH'ial hatrhes tach Friday.
ing in Cottage Grove. Sunday tliey
Mr. and Mrs Lc«* Cline of Low-
Waterbury and Kelton
.R“‘ï L"mbet'
Wv still have souie good
•ttendod the motorcylc races ct green
green feed
feed in
in the
the late
late summer
sumnwr af-
ssf. spent the day at the C. G. Keene ell were visitors at the Howard
dates open.
horn«'
i Keene home Saturday.
Benton-Lane park Sunday.
ter early grass and sod pastures
Visitors at the Jak«* Schwarzer
dry up. A true winter rye, such as
CRESWELL HATCHERY
home recently were Mr. .*»nd Mrs.
CEMETERI’ ASS’N
In 1754 George Washington, in
Giant Winter, makes goxi late
Opposite post office
John Schwarzer of Grants Pass command of a n'giment on th«*
spring and summer pasture if
Will he a meeting of the seeded not later than early May. and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pascheike frontier, was fwewi Jo surrender
Creswell, Ore.
Ph. 87
and children of Eugene.
Shields Cemetery association on
to a superior French force This
It keeps growing and stooling thru
3G 3t<-UM
Monday evening, May 5, at 7.00
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rcnston he did at Fort Necessity
August and even September.
o'clock, at Mills chapel
and
Pete
Hayes
spent
Saturday
Sudan grass, seeded from May
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15 to June 15, makes an abun night at Bend visiting at the Frank
dance of green feed over the same Grimes home. They went by way
season. When it gets too tall and of the Willamette pass and came
coarse clipping will start young, home by the South Santiam i ass.
BOX CHOCOLATES
Mrs. Ida Jackson of Walker
succulent growth again which is
has
rented
her
place
and
is
slay
BOX STATIONERY
more palatable to poultry.
i Sunflowers and corn, singly or ing at the home of her sister. Mrs.
40
acres
more
or
less
located
up
Lynx
Hollow
With
small
planted together, are used exten Inez Monteith for awhile.
Quannia Abbott who has been
liveable house. Workshop, chicken house, county road. Elec-
sively, especially for turkeys, as
they provide a combination of attending school in Conn«*cticut is
tricity .good water. Place bids with Mason Real Estate,
green feed, shade and some ma now at home with his parents. Mr.
Be Wise
617 Main. Cottage Grove, Oregon. Bids will be opened
ture seed. Sunflowers are usually- and Mrs. Jim Abbott
Mrs.
Marvin
Harpole
and
Mrs.
Saturday 9:00 A. M May 3. 1947. We reserve right to
planted not later than May 15 in
Shop Wise
। rows 36 inches apart and with Lowell Benston ga\e a birthday-
reject any or all bids.
hills every foot, using 8 to 10 dinner at the Harpole home in
38-
lip
COTTAGE GROVE,
pounds of seed per acre. The same Cottage Grove Friday evening in
applies
to
com
except
it
is
planted
TMViUiDAY. FRIDAY, SATUR-
' any time in May.
• । DAY, MAY 1-8-3
Some growers alternate s u n-
flowers and com every five to ten
rows in the same field, Bennion
finds Turkeys start to graze this
ManMI Thompson. Gro Tobias, combination when the corn is
Clem Bevans, Donald Curtis. Jim I about three feet high. They con
Davi«. Chill Wills. Johnny Bond. sume practically all of JU permit
Of course, you are—everybody is! Safeway is doing its
ting the sunflowers to grow tall
when lower food prices mean so much to your family*
COLOR.
and produce more shade.
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level best to keep food prices just as low as possible on
now is the tbnc to compare Safeway values and sec for
A higher priced substitute for
real
green
feed
is
a
good
grade
of
BUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
every item, every day. Our policy of “following the mar
yourself how much more Safeway really docs offer you
alfalfa meal, alfalfa pellets or even
MAY 4-5-«
alfalfa hay. Addition of molasses
ket down” when commodity prices decline (as many
for your money.. Our guarantee of “satisfaction or money
to alfalfa meal, 10 per cent by
prices are now doing), means that Safeway customers
back” applies on every purchase, of course I
weight increases the palatability
and consumption,
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Bennion adds.
A new refrigerator has been!--,
,
_
_
_
High Feed Costs
/H
BABY CHICKS
0
_
SUV AT
Alarm Clocks
Watches
Lighters
Nylon Hair Brushes
Royal Seal Nuts
Dennison Diaper Liners
’ theatre
^Programs
Open For Bids
FOR MOTHERS DAY
Must Sell
ARCADE
“Gallant Bess”
325-^
OR EGON
Interested in LOWER PRICES ?
“Notorious”
always get the benefit of the latest lowest prices. Now,
Cary Grant Ingrid Bergman,
Claude Rains. Louis Çalhem. Le
nore Ulne. Ricardo Costa, Fay
BIRTHS
WOODEN — At the Butler ma
ternity home. Wednesday, April
23. 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Wooden. Disston route. Cottage
W ednesday , T hursday
Grove, a son, James Dee.
MAY 7-8
STRICKLAND — At the Butler
—-
maternity home, Saturday. April
’^1 nQ^ f^VAnnon 26- t947, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
A *mL Dl Vllllim Strickland of Cottage Grove, a
«■«
daughter, Saundra Ann.
■
SIMPSON — At the Butler ma-
“ *
ternity home, Monday, April 28,
James Dunn. Mona Freeman. Wil- 19471 to Mr and Mrs Ted Simp-
Mam
Marshall.
June
Duprez, son' Cot’age Grove, a daughter.
Frank Jenks, Bill Kennedy.
I
PALMER — At the Butler ma
ternity home, Tuesday. April 29.
ALSO
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. William Pal
mer, Disston route. Cottage Grove,
a son, William Calvin.
POTTER —- At the Butler ma-
Roy Rogers, Dale Evans. George £mh° „ Wednesday. Aprd
Meeker, Russ Vincent. Bob Noland „ 1947’ to Mr and Mrs G,enn
and fions Of The Pioneers. COL- fotter' Cottage Grove, a daugh-
.
ter.
“Apache Rose’
—
;
/
‘
DIANE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
MAY 1-8
“Affairs of
Geraldine’
ALLEN — At the Smith ma-
ternity hospital, Thursday. April,
j 24. 1947. to Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Allen of Disston, a daughter,
Sharon Sue.
CHAFFEE — At the Smith ma
ternity hospital, Thursday, April
24. 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Chaffee of Dorena, a daughter,
Linda Kathleen.
LEACH — At the Smith mater
nity hospital. Wednesday, April
30, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Leach of Cottage 'Grove, a son.
Don Warren.
/ mic Withers. James Laydon, Ray
SAFEWAY
safeway auauiy /nears
MEAT Cut to Please!
Safeway Market Men prepare and trim your roost or
ither cut waste free, the way you like it.. . Another
way you save at Safeway.
Smoked Hams, % or whole lb. 59c
Bacon
by the piece
lb. 59c
Sliced Bacon
Cartoon, News.
Satorday Night and Sunday
“Prairie Raiders"
ALSO
“Ginger”
Frank Albertson, Barbara Reed, I
Johnny Calkins.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED
NESDAY, MAY 5-6-7
.1
CLOSED.
Drive Safely!
A. LOT depend« up-
the entire «leering a««embly
including the front wheel«,
ar« also Tery important part«.
They are most subjected to
the strain of driving.
Mi«-
alinement is the term applied
to steering assembly trouble«.
In order to obtain the great
eat possible emount of driving
eefety, these troubles must be
corrected.
They cen be eas
ily and quickly remedied by
our scientific tools designed to
do the job.
Drive sefely.
alinement.
Drive safely—get
a safety inspection check-up
NOW, a It's FREE.
Identify our ifation by
thi» Boar Sign - Symbol
of SAFETY SERVICE.
«THURSDAY, FRIDAY
MAY 8-9
M & S Auto Service
“The Trap”
H Mile North on Highway 99
Sidney Toler, Mantan Moreland,
V»ct<* Sen Young. Tania Chandler
Beef Stew w«//«/*—*«^ »«d wv«
Clam Chowder
Diced Pears
PARADE
Leg o' Lamb Roast
Shoulder Lamb Roast
Breast of Lamb Stew
Lamb Loin or Rib Chops
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
59e
49e
25e
75e
— Eviscerated Chickens—
FRYERS, Cut Up « Ready to fry
ROASTERS, Ready to Roast..
FRICASSEE FOWL, Cut up
.lb. 47c
.lb. 67c
.lb. 57c
SalmonSteaks lb. 65'
Halibutsteaks lb. 55'
fillet of Sole lb. 45e
Phone 180-J
Soaps, Cleaners, etc.
Palmolive Soap
2^ 27c
Ivory Toilet Soap
7^2 oz. pkg. 32c
Dreft Soap Powder
Jim. pkg. 47c
Granulated Soap
51«.
pkg. ¿5C
Granulated Soap Nu ,or*
Linit Clothes Starch
White Magic Bleach
♦■•H f Oc 'Zr««11»" 17c
Learn how each solved her
problem
NATIONAL
BABY
WEEK!
MAX
Heinz
Strained
Clapp's
Chopped
orc
AW
No. 2Vi
can
Green Beans
^4
**« us 21 c
44- m . U" 25 c
47*0«. m A 29 c
Sunrise
No. 2 A
French style con Jr for
<99
Canned Vegetable
Dry Lima Beans
n «.!«« jgc
Diced Beets
r»i
n «.2 m «9 c
Whole Kernel Corn
w««««
N« 2« | 3C
Whole Kernel Corn
Na. 2 u« |7C
Tender Pees
Sweet Potetoes
ntu bro*s
Plum Preserves
N«. 2 ms 19C
N«. 2 Mn I 5C
Ne. Th « m |9c
Rhubarb
Early Spring Crept
SbsHsr Whites
Cucumbers nothouu
Green Onions
Rädlshcs cnitty mttn
lb. 5!
GREEN
2*
BRAND
Grapefruit Ítíiítu
Lemons tUNKIST
NEW
POTATOES
n Z^TÍ
CAMAGE
Breakfast Items
Fisher's Zoom Cereal
M«. pkg. 23 c
Cream of Wheat
v Q»<U »•«• pk» 28c
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies
•*/»-«• pkg. I 2C
Shredded Ralston Cereal
12 «. pkg. 14c
Post Toasties Cereal
»•«pkg. 13c
Quaker Puffed Wheat
p« p‘i I Oc
¡ÏÏ.
3-20c
» 10'
Instant Oatmeal or
Dry Cereal, Clapp's
115
Gerber's
Strained or chopped
3-20c
Miscellaneous Values
i-ib pt, 29C
Ginger Snaps Ol*
Peanut Butter
?a*
»« |«r 3JC
Molasses
D"">>
Brer Rabbit Molasses °®w
»-44c
Nu Made Fresh Mayonnaise
P'"’47c
Prepared Mustard
•
l « 8 c ’ •* 13c
Cucumber Pickles n «M i — <ron diets 24-w. ¡«, 29c
S'/r«. pkg. 45c
Banana Flakes
Hawaiian Punch
pint 49c
Se s I m 3 pkg«. J 0c
Mints
$|.e? M ». $3.75
Pillsbury Flour
Kitchen Craft Flour
«•» $ 1.99 M l. $3.75
Canning Needs
Meson Jars *•"
79c, Q««»« 98c
Economy Jars
Kt" H m », dm. ggc q «,. ।, q < j
Wide Mouth Jars
o« Nnt» ggc
you çer mone for youg money ar
SAFEWAY
lb. 08c
lb. 11c
lb. 39c
lb. 20c
lb.
Lettuce harden Fresh ||)t
lb. 07c
Wakefield
COFFEE
2 bars 25
Lb. 41
lb 14c
Tender, green
young spears—
'•lb 45«
Baby Foods
B/G
•»«• un 23c
I
Cashmere Bouquet Soap
APML 27 • MAY 3
They're all in the
J0 « cm 55c
Citrus Juice, etc. Producer-Consumer Sale
Fancy Tomato Juice
“Prairie Raiders
Bur
4- 98c
IK
Prepared Foods
IW]-«.««« I Qc
Pork and Beans c- *
^"4
Pork and Beans
c««/«
i
Pan American Spaghetti b< .groom Lib. •« |QC
lb. 65c
— Genuine 1947. Spring Lamb! —
Pork Roast lb. 49e
Lunch Meats lb. 49e
*lb. 49c
Wieners
Saturday Matinee
‘‘Jungle Girl”
Rath $ Cedar Valley
Special reduced price
— Miscellaneous Values—
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J. 1 «SATURDAY, SUNDAY
MAY 8-4
Chapter No. S
I
I UTO LulU
1 lb. 25c
mond Walburn, Donald Meek
Grant Withers, David Holt,
Czrieton.
Charles Starrett, Smiley
nette, Faye Holden.
Your Safeway Store People
con
EDWARDS COFFEE
TEA BAGS
LESS FUSS
FULL FLAVOI
NO WASTE
Thrifty too!
Regular, drip, pulverized
S
ÏÏ 96
NOB HILL COPFEE
V...42 ¿83*
t'Hh
whol. b««n
AIRWAY COFFEE
Fr«h, whol«
b««n
l-lb. b«|
)
1
|b«.
INSTANT COFFEE
K 37
N mcs T.
New • ik in Reck
Canterbury
'£• 43
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