Mr* Bill Spn M nn(( dnughlcr
Bonnlc rvlunicd tu ihcir hiun« in
Spokunr. Washington nfler vUit
ing for aevcrnl w< i k* ln Engi ne
wlth hei parcntH und Mr Splim’
pnrents I bey were accotnpiinlrd
lo Ponlind hy Mili Blllie Añil
Hnth r Tlii n- Ihey vlnicd Mr. ¡mil
Mis
Jumes Gil, , an(| ü(h(,r
friends.
Mr and Mrs F. L. Grannis of
Poniland visited friends hete Dil*
wei-k and wre guests nt the home
<>f Mi . Antin Iliiblx II
Mr and Mrs f>rncgor of Druln
were truiinactlni: bti.incs-, fiere
Tuesday The Draegers have re­
cently ink n over Boswell .'{pringa
i few miles south of Dinin And
i ‘peakini! of the wonders of (tre-
Hoti, Mr, Draeger says ti e .mn!
y*1* "I Ihe Boswell mineral
springs hus never changed once
the tliMcovvry of I he springs, u n-
nmrk.iblc rword found in no olhcr
pince in th>> nation The water c 'i
i high |K>t< ncy of mini । u.
II nd If California hud thl» remit t,
wot Id Mould know about it,”
Mrs
find more P alestine munitions
ARTHUR OTTESON
“Youth
Nil I ¡«11 it I
|<»r
< brlst
Assembly of God
721 Main St.
C'lttw Gro
Mr and Mts Kan ion Fnllii and
two som. jx-nt Sunday in J ugom
With Mis Fuller's parents, Mt
and Mrs C F Welch, and her
law und si .h r, Mr and
Mis
i Prim, and daughter
Dr. II A Hugen of Cottage
Grove i(tended und took tn activr
purl in the annual mid-winter ed
ucutional symjxxdum K|x>nsored by
the Oregon A social ion of Chiro­
practic Physicians 'it the Multno­
mah hotel in Portland taxi week
end
Kuril Kvenlng
Old 'Umi Hymns s.irrnl < lassies
Anne Mitchell und Less Heren­
mid
deen have bought the Skelton
A Message 1li.it Stirs
Auto Court and Grocery from Mi
Two Weeks . . , F<’b. 1 to Feb 15 und Mrs. Hurry Skelton and have
srnlm Ninlitly, mrrpt Monday changed the name to the Valley
Auto Court The Valley Court i
und Siitiirduy nt 7:45 pin.
located three miles south of town
n/lnlü
TIMES YOUR
WATÍH
~—
Mr and Mr- Howard Thoma*
retnrtK’d Friday from a trip to
Butte. Montana where they spent
Christmas with their son Wendell
and family, and their Min Vincent
anti family from Wolf Point, Mon­
tana Enroute they visited their
daughter, Mis. P. L. Sanford, in
Portland, anti a cousin, Dr. Stiles,
and family, qnd other ft lends in
Sjxikanc, Washington. 'They re­
port the four weeks spent in Mon­
tana, the weather was perfect,
witfi beautiful sunshine every day.
eO/TRplifb
AS FEDERAL AUTHORITIES pressed their hunt for the key figures In a
contraband arms shipment ring, new discoveries were made in the
Bronx, New York, warehouse, which already had been revealed as tha
source of some 65,000 pounds of TNT. The military materia) was in­
tended for shipment tn Tel Av / and Haifa, tn Palestine. Above, police
and firemen rip open crates containing a cartridge loading machine, live
bullets, military radio equipment and other assorted machinery. Below,
a reporter comes upon a mine detector in the building, (international)
THE STRANGEST THING
Wc WondpA
BY i . .
QUARTZ CRYSTAL
,~.v. r. . —'limed -to jhe accuracy
'kiwis W TICKS OF WMvít
, - ■ ci
et »he
the Por».
»tots
Ted's Clock Shop
Cottage Grove
Ph. 301
E arless R abbit - a san F rancisco resid ­
ent started RAISING RABBITS DURING THE
MEAT SHORTAGE OUT OF A LIT TER OF EIGHT ONE
WAS BORN WITHOUT EARS.
Is Your Car Only
Half There?
SLOTH
THE MOST TREE INHABIT -
ft
ING OF AIL ANIMALS RARELY
DE SCENDS TO GROUND AND
i J
WALKS ON IT WITH DIFFI­
CULTY. THEY CLING TO BRAN­
V
Thus the highest record of the
! first three dams on the sire’s side
;wHI be averaged, as will the first
four dams on the dam's .side. These
two figures will then be averaged
to give the inheritance index of
। the calf to be sold.
Whenever a tested sire enters
i into the pedigree its equal parent
•ndex will be used in place of all
preceding dam records. The same
procedure will be followed for
tested dams
A scale of prices has been
agreed upon for calves under six
months of age starting at $150 for
those with an inheritance index of
1449 pounds or less, and increasing
by $50 or $100 steps up to $600
for those with an index of 650
pounds or more. Thus a calf be­
tween 450 and 499 pounds will fell
for $200 while one with an index
between 550 and 599 pounds will
sell for $400. For calves more than
six months old an additional $50
will be charged.
The program is intended to give
greater assurance that any bull
’calves sold from the college herd
will transmit a high level of pro-
duction.
41 S. 6th St
LIKE CLAWS.THEiR BACKS
V'.
Í
• Prompt Service
DOWN AND SO APPEAR TO BE
EAES
9 J
, U A,
UPSIDE DOWN. LIVES ON l
YOUNG SHOOTS AND FRUIT.
ARE COVERED WITH LONG
GRAYISH HAIR WHICH IN
DAMP FOREST. TAKES ON A
• Reasonable Prices
• Complete Checkup
GREENSH COLOR. MAKING
IT DIFFICULT TO DISTIN­
GUISH AMONG THE
FOUKE.
Appearing here again Sat. nites
Jan. 24 A 31, al Cottage Grove
Armory. ROW ID WRIGHT and
his 7-plece western awing band.
McKenzie Texaco Service Station
Fifth and Washington Sts.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
FRIDAY
This band was a great hit last
Sat. nite.
Dancing 9:00 to 12:00.
Admission $1.00. tax inc.
This bund will play for the special
dance for March of Dimes cam-
paign sponsoted by the Jaycees
I Jan. 31st.
’4-11 p
SATURDAY
6 boxes 33c
MATCHES, Water Rep.
Large
pkg. 39c
OATS, Albers
lb. 89c
BACON, Swift's Sliced
Apricots
No. 2’^2 can 27c
4 lb. pkg. 49c
RAISINS
lb. 17‘/2 c
Beans, L. White
Tall can 13 c
OLIVES
10 lb sack C. H. Sugar Free with each
$10.00 Order.
1 WASHING POWDER
63c value 31c
1 TOILET SOAP
lb 29c
MIX NUTS
ctn
$1.39
CIGARETTES, Camels
Doren 63c
EGGS, Large Fresh
We carry a complete line of Frozen
Foods and Fresh Moats.
FREE PARKING LOT
for your convenience.
10c
SPECIALS
Free Sugar
Free Delivery
Each Tuesday and Friday P. M.
Limit on Tnnioca — Marshmallows —
Jello — Pineapple — Tissue — Choco-
olate Chips.
Dan Merrell. Earl Woodson, week end of Miss Ruth McCall.
Vern Booher, Bill Githens and , They are all students at Oregon
Floyd Githens attended a Ford । State college.
district service rqeeting at Salem i
------------
Monday evening.
I —
• - Lee -
H - L. —
Brewster took
Span-
' genberg to Portland last week for
Otto Dobberstein, a resident of a checkup at the hospital. After a
,i_ vicinity » for _ 3S
no years,
__ has sold few davs at the hospital Mr. Span-
this
hi> home and is moving to Spring- genberg returned on the train.
field to live.
Mrs Margaret Kincart teturned
home after visiting at Oakland.
Dorothy Schurman of Sherwood Oregon.
and Winnie Gordon ot Klamath
George Wright and Leon Good­
Falls were house guests over the
row, Eugene, fieldmcn of the Ac­
cident Prevention Division of the
I S 1 a t e Industrial Accident Com­
mission for Lane county will be at
Salem January 22 and 23 in at­
tendance at the fourth annual in­
dustrial accident prevention con-
, ference conducted by the indus­
trial commission.
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1
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1
can Beets
can Carrots
can Green Benns
can Rancho Sou»
can Apple Sauce
can Grapefruit Juice
lb. Brown Sugar
lb. Hard Mix Candy
pkg. Biskit Mix
nt. Relish
doz. Clothes Pins
lb. Washing Powder
10c
Wc
10c
10c
10c
.... 10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
SHORTS GROCERY
119 S. 6th St
Chain Saw Filing
AS WELL AS CROSS CUT,
CIRCLE & HAND SAWS.
LAWN MOWERS AND
OTHER TOOLS
SHARPENED.
V
TUNE IT UP!
Free Tire Inspection!
We are now prepared to do
29-1 texx
If your car is only giving you half the service it
should — Now is the time to let us
Phone 1
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills and
I l»aby Elizabeth arc in Portland
I this week where Mr. Mills is tak­
ing the state examinations of em­
balmers .They were accompanied
by Mrs. C. C. Cruson.
World’s Fastest Bullet
The fastest factory-made bullet In
the world is the .220 Swift. Actu­
ally only a 22. and with its bullet
weighing little more than the .22
long rifle bullet, the Swift has a
»peed at the muzzle (muzzle veloc­
ity) of 4.140 feet per second against
1.395 for the .22 high power long
Title and 2.800 for the standard mili­
tary service cartridge which also
may be called a 30-06.
Food Eaten by Fire
Thousands of tons of badly-needed (
food ar« laid waste by fire. Fires
occur annually in 2,000 flour mills
and elevators. 200 packing plants.
900 bakeries. 10,500 restaurants. 20.-
000 barns, 500 creameries and dai­
ries and in thousands of groceries,
warehouses and farms.
Ledger Sheets
Drop in Diamonds
Antwerp’s diamond Industry has
felt the impact of the di op in de­
mand for diamonds in the United
States and a lessening of purchases
by wealthy individuals who bought
them as investments After a one
year boom in the Belgian diamond
industry, which ships polished jew­
els and industrial stones all over the
world, Antwerp diamond interests
now are operating at about 60 per
cent of capacity. This trimmed
operation is to avoid dumping dia
monds on an unreccotive matket.
Made to Sign Pledge
Iran ordered complete prohibition
of opium production and required
that al) government officials addict­
ed to use of opium had to submit a
certificate showing cure within 15
days from the date of the order.
Tanks Chase Moxqultoe«
New piece of mobile heavy artil­
lery t<> be used against mosquilovs.
flies, ragweed poison Ivy and other
pesta has been Invented in Tennea-
ace It la a spraying apparatus con-
sisting of a pair of tanka mounted
on opposite sides of the hood uf a
tractor, with a pump on the
axle pouered through a rear tak»-
on pulley.
Steepest Railroad Grads
Steepen known'grade on a stand­
ard steam railroad in the United
States is 5 83 per cent. This occurs
on the Pennsylvania railroad at
Madikon, Ind., where the railroad
ascends the Ohio river bank The
grade extends about 7,000 faet. and
the clin.b is approximately 4!»
feet. Suddlc-tank locomotives
operated on this track.
EXTRA SPECIAL
from
Birléis Packing Company
Phone 231J
Buy your beef and pork for the
locker before it is too late. Half or
whole beef or pork, 40c lb.
CUSTOM CUTTING, CURING AND
KILLING
Pat’s Saw and
Lawn Mower
Shop
CHES WITH THElR H00K-
• Phone Us Now
The Mentine!. ('»Hage Grove, Oregon
When Soles Sweat
There are about 3.000 sweat pores
to the square inch on the soles of
your feet—one reason foot spécial­
isa recommend leather soles,
whose fibrous structure perm'iu a!>
sorption and evaporation of the
moisture.
R. R. WATCH INSPECTOR
14 S. 6th St
Thum., Jan. !3, UHM
"This dairy bull calf has an in-
dex rating of 461) pounds of but­
terfat and is priced at $2<>0; this
' one with a rating of 575 pound.:
i Is priced at $4fX>. Take your
J choice."
This imaginary sales statement
or something like it, will soon be
a reality in connection with sales
' of bull calves from the dairy herd
at Oregon State college where
men in dairy husbandry depart­
ment have decided that sale of
bull calves for breeding purposes
throughout the country is not done
I on a scientific basis. They have
'worked out a plan to improve the
situation and are going to put it
into practice immediately in the
college herd of Jerseys and Hol­
steins.
Under the now plan, prices for
dairy bull calves will lx- set en­
tirely in accordance with a math­
ematical index figure showing the
inheritance each calf possesses for
production To arrive at this fig­
ure all records in the first three
■ genet at ions of the pedigree will lie
> converted to a 3()5-day mature
equivalent basis, with two-time
Mr und Mrs E. A Teich re-
Inrned Tuesday from a trip Io Tu-
come. Washington where they vis­
iti d Mr und Mrs. Charlea Moris-
elle, formel residents While there
Huy visited Seattle and aeviial
Thc name of the o ‘K Supply sonili towns In that vicinity.
( o ........
on >••••) street has bien
Mr .mil Mr Ixm-n Lind w<
changed
j .-uiiduy dinner gm- .is <4 Mr ti nd
Building
Robert
Cherry
has
accepted
a
Supply, It was learned hi re yes-
p(Mitinn with the Shell till Co and I Mrs H G lu-Vunx und Puni
tei day
I Vaux of '■ K-V I’ll.
started work last week.
Presenting . . .
EVANGELIST AND MR8
Index Rating of
Bull Calves to
Determine Price
The Sentinel.
True quality and service are always “in
bloom" at this store. And taken together they
form the happy combination of real satisfac­
tion. Come in and be convinced TODAY.
And We Can Prove It.
M & S AUTO SERVICE
s
, ’-Fr«« F^ick Up & Dellvery
'
_ '
Floyd Mead^Oârlph Schultz ’
>í
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Phone 180 J
X M¡; NP;
THE MEN’S TOGGERY
SALE
IS STILL GOING STRONG
BUY COLD WEATHER
CLOTHING NOW AT
GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES
The Men’s Toggery
EVERYTHING FOR MEN
\. W. HELLIWELL
517 Main St
Ph. 65
Cottage Grove, Ore