The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, December 18, 1947, Page 8, Image 8

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    Th«- Sentinel, Cottage C.rme, Oregon
Thum., Drv. 18, 1917
resident« »nd rntnf be 17 and Hl R G Johnson w bo resigned laat i sp«Tiall/cd in the chemistry of
years oM respectively for the Na-1 spring «o take a (kaltion in South font Is.
4I and
Mfl.l Kfîllt*rv
Apurions
■» _ ni
Am*wi«'u Wier,
Wiasi» fotmvrly
f.
' ' »•
Military Academies,
as
of' America
of « • Liike-
fhe date of entrance into the view, is a graduate of OJLC. with CALDW»:l.L HEIDS HIST
Academies The maximum ages, a master's degree and additional MIM3RS < LUU
j correspondingly, are 21 and 22.1 advanci'd work at University of
D»uis Caldwell was ckx-ted prea-{
By Harrte Ellsworth, Rep in (except that ex-sen icemen may be Wisconsin
ident of the Past Masters club of
I
two
years
older
than
the
maxi-1
Dr.
Thomas
B.
Niven,
recently
Congress (ivm Oregon
the Cottage Grow Masonic lodg,
; mums.
with a commercial ri-sean h labor- at the annual meeting Tuesday
examination will approvi-1 atory in St. Paul. Minn . has N <
evening in the Masonic building.
My committer (Intentiate ane ! ma The
te an liour in length and - cover ’ ; appointed professor of food
•
tech succeeding Wayne Gates, the re­
orcign Commet
* con- word tr.eanings, and simple prin- nokigy. He will devote his efforts tiring pn'sident. Then« werd 26
uclcd a hearing on a
aiutici
of physics ami algebra | largely to graduate students, of preoent to enjoy the dinner served
hich would require tl
d<>siring to compete shoukl • which there are now nwrc than by Mmes. Maude Whivler anil
ent of Commerce to I irmsh de ¡
1631 House Offkx' 30 in his departnwnt. He ia a grad- Ni lson Durham. A social hour fol­
lilrd statistics on the s èpment oí Buü¿i ig, me. Washington.
D C. by I uate of the Unnvrsity of British lowed the dinner.
Ttain equipment to R issia. Sta
telegram or airmail not later than Columbia with his doctorate from
Visitors included Ross Glass and
stic.1
cd by the I'VcemtHT
,
15th. giving their due j University of .Minnesota where he'Dale Wyatt of Springfieid. Worth
tv in.
A v” , 4
! ’• hirth and legal address.
Mr. William ( Foster, revealed:
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'?v Tree, Ag Depts, at
Washington Letter
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
nac. n i«
“The Trouble .44.44^
With Women'
ose Add
Harvey of Eugene, I’nl Rickard
Word has heen received of thc'thbi c«immunity, living near
and G U. lltMHl of Cottage Grove
birth
of a daughter to Mr. mid Latham.
and the incoming worshipful mas­
Mrs
Wayne
Walker at Eun'kn.
ter, Matt Smith, an invited gueM
Californin on November 28 'Die
Walkers were (ormer ri'sidml of Offli*e Supplies
The .Sentinel.
laxlger Sheets
The Sentinel.
HVITlfS Of REASOn JÜouL .W ÍT^c pg ,
0MV AT
LATHAM STORES
New Men
Ix’vn shipped to Russia hy thè end ( Threc new men have been added
jof beptember Included in this to- to thè staff of thè school of agri-
tal W.V $14.855.47« as
— • lend-lease
—»•
•> culture and - the
- experiment station
Included
in
the
total
shipped
dur-
Raj Milland. Teresa Wright. Bri­
--
--
•»— ——
•- tn the
an Donlevy, Rose Hobart, Rhys ing I. .« was $l,«38.00l worth of fields of dairy manufacturing,
freight cars of greater than ten range livestock management and
Williams, Lloyd Bridges.
ton capacity Also includid was food technology’.
ALSO
24 million dollars worth of farm
“
Dr. G. A Richardson, for 21
equipment Not long
Presi- years professor of dairy chemistry
। dent Trumnn was repot ted in the at the Davis branch of the Uni­
newspapers hen* as having said ho versity of California, has been
saw no reason to stop these ex­ added to the Oregon State staff as
ports to Russia. On the face of it associate professor of dairy hus­
I then, we are appropriating money bandry where he will conduct
Richard Martin. Frances Rarfer- I to help stop Russian aggression in courses in dairy chemistry and
ty, Marc Cramer. Benny Bartlett. Europe, and at the same time, atv technology and will carry on re­
permitting, and even encouraging. search on improvement in quality
Cineeolor.
। exports of heavy equipment which of dairy products. He took his
We hope
wiH aid Russia in her diabolical graduate work at University of
1 scheme to control the world.
Minnesota.
In defense of the policy of con-' William C. Wier. now in the
tinuing trade with Russia. Under­ animal husbandry department at
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
secretary Foster pointed out that, Uniwrsity of Wisconsin, will be­
DEC. 19-20
during the third quarter of this come associate professor of animal
year, when lend-lease and UNRRA husbandry January 1. taking over
'Idpments h i practically ceased, the work tn range livestock man­
we were receiving more goods agement formerly in charge of ■
Randolph Scott. Barbara Britton, from the Ru^.- • < than they were
Bruce Cabot, Dorothy Hart. Chas getting from us. He also pointed
Grapewin, Forrest Tucker, Grant OU1 that some of the supplies we
Withers. Cinecolor.
are receiving, including mangan-
¡ese and platinum, arc vitally
njedvd here.
It set no tl^t the private busi-
SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY ness transactions, as between our
importers and exporters with Rus­
DEC. 21-25-33
sia. may be nearly m balance. The
(total is quite small, compared
Busy days ahead! Gifts
¡with our total volume of overseas
business. However, there is anoth­
to wrap . . . eards to
er phase of our import and export
mail . . . baking to do
situation with Russia which
. . . house to clean . . .
should have drastic attention by
Santa to contact, and a
William Powell. Myrna Loy, Kee­ our government. Our committee
nan Wynn. Dean Stockwell. Pa­ was «nformed that, while more
thousand and one things
tricia Morison, Philip Reed. Ralph than 3.000 Russians are now on
to
be done getting ready
Morgan.
visitor permit in the United
for Christmas. You can
States, fewer than 80 Americans
. are similarly admitted to Russia.
be a long way ahead on
‘It seems to me that our relations
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY
your
holiday prepara­
with Russia could be materially
DEC. 54-25
tion
by
shopping early
■improved by insisting that, ei’her
( the number of Russians now visit-
for staple food needs at
• mg in the United States be re­
the Safeway store near
duced to 80. or the number of
your
home.
Return engagement jf « great Americans permitted in Russia be
increased
to
3.000
or
more.
picture with Gary Cooper. Bar
On January 19th, a special pre­
bara Stanwyck. Edward Arnold.
Walter Brennan. Spring Byington. liminary examination will be con­
Candiei and Pop Corn
ducted at first class post office
James Gleason, Gene Lockha. t.
buildings in the 4th District for
IÎ-01. pig. 25c
Fudge Mix
candidates for appointment to the
Cinnamon
Candies
u,fn>
F:
"*
7-« ph- I Oc
Academics at West Point and An-
napclis. Appointment of principals
L ot . plg. JQç
Lemon Drops Ul>,a Fi"
and alternates for vacancies will
Chocolate
Drops
Ul,n
F
’
"*
l-lb. plg. 29c
of made on the basis of ratings re­
ceived in the examination. Suc­
l-lb. plg. 23c
Gum Drops u,tn F"*
cessful candidates will enter the
THURSDAY, FRJDAY
Lib.
plg. 23c
Orange
Slices
UHra
F
'"*
Academies on July 1, 1948.
DEC. 18-19
Candidates must be 4th District
Peanut Clusters Ulha F’"*
•lb 55c
Black Butte Route
Royal Seal Nuts for that Christmas table.
“Adventures of
Don Coyote"
to
po
ßr'
Gift Box Stationery
Christmas Tree Light Sets
Pipes
Tobacco by the Pound — Humidors
Cigars by the Box — Roi tan, King Edward, Webster, Rod Dot.
for your coniinucd palronagt
will this following year.
.
LATHAM STORE
“Gunfighters
we
for
8»
BoX Chocolates
.
• JB' J
Jívd¿t^í¿
Telephon«
325^4
*
Shop'Wise
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
•
chkistmas food sale
“Song of
the Thin Man”
Nob Hill
«•« «M..U.I
cesh. Whole
Bean
sATO|1H Í
l-lb. Bag
45e
“Meet John Doc"
Diane
“News Hounds"
The Bowery Boys. Huntz Hall.
Bobby Jordan. Billy Benedict.
Christine McIntyre, Tim Ryan
Bill Kenedy.
GET YOUR
Jelly Beans u,tn F‘"*
«•’b 25c
Hard Candies Ul,n> F">*
Chocolates ^;"der«
i-ib.
Mayonnaise N*M»da
Mayonnaise KnH
Nalley's Tang
Hil1
12- ot .
plg.
10-OT. c»n
Gravy Master
39c
A-1 Steak Sauce
19c
Lea & Perrin Sauce
Beefsteak Sauce w•",,
Shedd's Meat Sauce
••eh
Pop Corn Jo"r Tim*
IO-©». e«n
T. N. T. Pop Corn
IO-01. c«n
Pop Corn
49c
35c
2-lb. c«llo plg.
29c
Filbert Meats
loHl. |5C
2
2
; 2
Moneta Chili Sauce
27c
S-et. bol.
II1/,—«. bol.
27c
27c
Quod
15c
24oi botilo
¿oda
("lai baltit dtpailf, at Iht aba^t)
Box
,$1.85
$3.59
Transfer it to your new car later.
Llb. plg. 39c
23c
MflJ
“Tarzan and
HEATS HOT IN 90 SECONDS
the Huntress” COTTAGE GROVE
MOTOR
Johnny Wciamuller, Brenda Joyce
Johnny Sheffield Patricia Mor­
ison, Barton MacLane. John Wa--
112 N. Olli
hurton, Wallace Scott.
Phone 77
Food Colors
Red Food Color Sdiiintf
GRAPEFRUIT
MARSH
SEEDLESS
Vs Box
$1.49
or Grapefruit
for Christmas!
25c
37c
2dc
botilo
14c
2-ot. con
13c
Cinnamon
Cloves or Ginger
2- ol
15c
con
«•" 9c
13c
Mustard
eon
15c
14c
Crackers and Cookies
3 <>z pKg,
94 oz pkg.
Ginger Snaps ow FofMwd
Wheat Thins Crh^-tbia
Coconut Bars kipp !"
Sandwich Cookies
Raspberry Tarts Am«;««»
Lima Beans
Cream Corn Co»»hy Hama
15c
lO'/i-OT. pig. 23c
7- ot . pig. J 9C
r/i-m.
Na. 2*/, con |¿c
No 2'/j'«
29c
33c
No 1VÍI
35c
Dried
Hruds
2lb ph 29c
Seedless Raisins C*«;«»
Seedless Raisins C*w«»
4 lb.
Seedless Raisins
Puffed Raisins
Pumpkin Moonbtcm
Tomatoes Gerdt»,;«/«
No
2'/, un*
2/2 5c
No. 2'/j con
21c
No. 2 con
25c
Tomatoes D,/
Desserts, Etc.
Knox Gelatine Sp®'1''"»
Ice Cream Mix f,in
pig. 18c
1 '- m . plg. 29c
í
Chocolate Pudding Ji,,r Lo* '
pir 7c
Vanilla Pudding
pi«- 7c
h»
Butterscotch Ji,,r L°"
Corn Starch A,s°
Canned Milk f®g/« bratj
^oi,i
•s »« pl«
Dried Peaches
IS-,. 25c
I9c
plg
33c
2-lb. ««II« pig.
35c
2
2 lb. «•!!• plg.
39c
29 c
Black Figs *•«/<»»
12-0«. pig. |gc
Calimyra Figs
12 •• 25c
10-M. pig 25c
Unpitted Dates ^••"»oden/
Fruit Ôake Mix s 4 K
Dried Pears FnP:'»
••ib. eh 45c
m . pig. |gc
I2
ll-M. pig. I5c
MEATS GUARANTEED TENDER
GOVERNMENT GRADED
U. S. PRIME
TURKEYS!
Place Your Christmas Order NOW!
Fryers CvlMaratad and Cat Up
Roasters '¿Sns*». 0...
F
I ■«••«•rated
IUWI Cat Up ar Whale
Smoked Hams tXSrlir,.
Bacon by the Piece S5
Standing Rib Roast
aim
Boysenberry ikadY Oat
Llb. |«r
Hi-Ho Crackers trafan
••ib- ph 29c
Loganberry ^r Gab
Llb. ¡ar 29c
Wb
SMTNiKi
• I-«, plg.
H ot .
p^-
llb. plg. f 2c
Ritz Crackers
b-tn.
18c
p1« 7c
Preserves
pig. I9c
ph 55c
H ot .
23c
|9C
N«. 2 «••
pig. 23c
l-lb. pig. 3QC
Prices
Efective
Dec. 19
Through
N» 27, »
No. 2 con J Qc
Mushrooms JetobSroiltd ¡» taffer j—». 29c
• Button Mushrooms Coœ»
39c
Mushrooms Com»»—e»¿ utm 2-0«. |4C
Chocolate Pudding Jtll°
l-lb. pig. 29c
12-OT. pig. 23c
25c
Sliced Peaches 0,1 h *"'"
Peaches J*'V~OtW freniatri
Peaches
o Gold. fttauata
Dried Prunes
No. 2 con 2 I c
19c
N« 2'/j »
Dried Prunes h»iw»»r
Black Figs
No. 2. |7e
I »
7 cutf baiati
No. 2 con 14C
Sliced Mushrooms Co»«»
ph- f4j
Poaches
Canned Vegetables
White Hominy l9Kio
Allspice ***fw;*»
Sugar Wafers
Macaroons
Llb. plg. 39c
Green Beans ^rJttiUa
Westag Vanilla Extract
Vanilla Cookies *;w‘*
Arizona White
p/fi 27c
• •» 29c
N® 1 *•" 25c
N» 1*4 Mn 25c
n »
19c
Peaches Co»*/» C»»i* r C6»g *•'•»> No v/,'. 28c
N, y/,; 29c
Peaches bbbr.rci-^ balan
Llb. plg. 43c
Mixed Nuts '•,kt ik*"
Spices and Extracts
Pure Vanilla
39c
Llb. plg. 39c
Brazil Nuts '* **• J*,w
Almonds •• **•
Butter Kernel Corn
2-0«. bol.
4 ot |8 c
20c
can
Pumpkin Pie Spice
ORANGES
Get one for your present car.
ONLY
-WU/.-
23c
29c
5c
Poultry Seasoning S«*<w<»»
Fancy Navel
Yt Box
14-OT. boHl»
Hot Sauce °*1 fdoafe
Tomato Paste C«sWf»e
15c
Quart
*
4 lbs.
Heater Nowl
*••«*•
Llb. plg. 29c
Llb plg. 25c
Llb. plg. 35c
23c
Hot Sauce Gard amido
; 2 9h. 27c
k**' *oct
Winds later on. Demand has al­
you can pet a South Wind Car
•-oí. <•» 33c
Filberts ,a
Filberts
Mod<»o»i
Walnuts
Sbof/i,
Walnuts
SioMi. Jamba
29c
Heinz Ketchup
Ginger Ale Whii* *o*s
• We may be short of South
• Why freeze next winter when
i" 45c
Salted Peanuts
59c
M
Cocktail Sauce
SAFEWAY FRESN PRODUCE
to install them.
Mixed Nut Meats *•••
Horseradish
Le^
* j
• We have the mechanics now
IS «. I« 65c
Pecan Fudge 0 c- bn>l,d
Sparkling Water Wkii* #ot*
ways exceeded supply.
Salted Peanuts *•"*
Almond Meats •/"* Romand
• The South Wind fl, any car.
THIHSDAY, FRIDAY
DEC. 24-26
ló pi"» |9c
Rmt ¡«r 43 c
EM ¡«r 45c
55c
56c
Sno-Cola Co/o 0,",‘
‘Oregon Trail
Scouts
CLOSED
French Dressing K"**1
Nut Meah and Nutt
Salad Dressing D«*»««
l-lb. plg.
Whole Apricot* •'•"•r ®«v
No
Precingi and Sauces
Quod
Orange Soda Gold*" labbit
■Saturday Night and Sunday
I5-OI. ¡ar
Quart
f-lb. boi 98c
Ginger Ale s"o,,r
Cartoon, news.
Collin« brand
Conned Pruitt
Maraschino Cherries
Black Cherries
r*’
Kadota Figs
Mince Meat
Almonds CAoco/OT« Co-trod. o. C. 4-ot pl. 29c
Sparkling Beverages
“King oí the
Forest Rangers
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED­
NESDAY, DEC. 22-23-21
| Q
35°
Hoiteu Delight
Filbert Meats Kuki
Root Beer c-g»>o»t
Adele Mara. Robert Scott, Adrian
Booth, Robert Armstrong. Bob
Steele.
« Cc
No. 2>/2 can
Lupton brand
boHl»
Chapter No. 10
“Exposed
Sweet Potatoes
Fruit Cocktail
59c
\Han I^anc, Martha Wentworth
3obby Blake.
ALSO
| y
Quod
Nutti Brittle O Ir.tn i
Candy Bars $Ql0 c»b
“Oregon Trail CAR HEATER
Scouts
10c
No. 300 can
Ocean Spray
Kraft Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing Cicada
Peanut Brittle
SATURDAY, SUNDAY
DEL. 50-21
25c
Cranberry Sauce
45c
29c
We reserva
the right to
limit quantities.
No sales to
dealers.
JhSLih,
OYSTERS
Medium
S n »>
Pint
39
lb. 5^
lb.65‘
lb. 75'
lb.65'