Section Two
Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE iGRt IVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 19IM
NUMBER 24
Cunh-rencv on the Northwest held I
at Bred College a year ago last
full, and is contributed to by fit­
ti in distinguished wiiters amt pio­
li donai jx-ople who know their
legion Well. In the Ixxik they net
down their opinion* concerning the
The Oregon State Garne com-
cultural problems of the North- mission at Its annual hearing held
west pnst and present and pros- in Portland on January 9 tenta-
New York. Jun 21 How nearby poeta for the future
lively formulated the angling reg­
Saginaw gol it* name Is told by
ulation* for Hu* 191K season. The
Stewart Holbrook in his chaplet
hearing was recessed until Friday,
l,K\lhf AT PRESS
Of NORTHWEST HARVEST pub
January 23, at which lime the reg­
COM-
ERENt
E
lished today by
M icinillan
ulations will come up for final
UNIVERSITY GE OREGON. consideration. The two week re­
ComiMiny
Eugene. January 20 (Special)
cess Is provided so that tentative
Mr Holbcxik, who U-gnn writ­
Heading a list of topflight speak- regulation* may I m - publicized and
ing while working In a British
er* scheduled on the program of individual* and spot tamen's groups
Columbia logging outfit, conttib
the 29th Annual Pres* Confer given an opportunity to submit
Ute* to NORTHWEST HARVEST
-•nec on the University of Oregon further recommendations.
n chapter ealh-d The 1 pic ol Tim­
cnmpus February 20-21. is Charles ;
ber. In it he say*:
Following is a condensed sum­
E. Grulke, foreign editor ol the
"The lundM-rjackx brought with Chnsti.m
Mondor und mary of the chnng<*s promised for
them to the Northwest many alumnus ol the UnivriMity of Ore­ Ifouglas county:
Diamond lake, o[M-n season for
things, including famous place gon
trout not less than 10 inches June
names, a ‘Portland’ to Oregon, and
Gritke i* Ix-ing brought to the
*8aginnws'
Oregon, Washing- campus, according Io Dean George 26 to September 30, with bag limit
ton. am! Idaho To Washington, Turnbull of the univenuty s school ol 15 pound* and 1 fish but not to
exceed 5 fish in any 1 day, or 30
ton .they brought a ’Machia-, < ch
of Journalism, through the cour­
blatcd in Main lor sawdust, und tesy of the Eik- W Allen Mei Mir­ imunds and 2 fish but not to ex-
n 'Stillwater.' cherished by Isith ini Fund, to add < ss the confer­ cer-d io fl»h in any 7 consecutive
days
Maine and Minnesota lumla-i lack
ence and lecture to th* school of
Fish, Buckeye, Cliff, Twin
■They brought the names of tub jmirnallMn This is th<- second an­
UkHM lumin" men. like Dubm-- and nual lectureship under the Fund Lakea, open season June 26 to
J leni y and Griggs and Menili and The first was hel.t Inst year by J September 15.
Fish lak«- creek, open BCHKOn
Holland and Pope and Tallsii and S R umc II, farm editor of the
June 26 to October 31
Weyerhaeuser "
De.s Moines Regis'-'. Tribune.
Bag limit for Marie, Eel and
NORTHWEST HARVEST, sub-
Twin lakes is 5 fish but not to ex­
titled A Regain.J Stock.Taking, is
Typewriter cover* for sale
ceed 15 jxiunds and I fish in any 1
Un- print -il record of the Writers'
The Sentinel.
day, and 10 fish but not to exceed
30 |x>unds and 2 fish in any 7 con-
secutive day*.
Closed to Angling:
That part of Smith river above
tidewater.
That part of North Uni|x|ua
river between Winchester dam
and highway bridge over North
Um|xpia river on Route 99
All tributaries of North Ump-
qua below and including Steam-
lx>at ervek except Little River and
Rock crock.
Phone 27
Cottage Grove, Ore.
That part of Lake creek and
tributaries (inlet to Loon lake!
___________________ below
fall*
That part of the South Um|x|ua
river from a |>oint 50 yards above
to a point 150 yards lie ow South
Umpqua falls.
All tributaries of. North Ten
Mill- lake
Tha*part of Rock creek, a trib­
utary of the North Umpqua, from
the Rock creek dam down»trcam
to the lower boundary line of
Game commission hatchery jirop-
How Saginaw Got
Its Name Told
In Publication
Game Commission
Sets Fish Rules
WHEW!
I Almost Hit
That Fellow!
Opened Io Angling:
That pai t of Diamond lake lying
northwesterly of a line beginning
at a point on the north shore of
said lake H(X) feet northwest of the
mouth of Bear creek, running
thence diagonally across said lake
to a marker on the west shore of
said lake, being 7,430 feet north of
the mouth of Silent ervek.
Salcklxxiks
The Sentinel,
RADIO RAY
has this to say
Now I KNOW I’ll go
and have my brakes
checked at
ment um - by farmer* In th»- three
northwest
of ( fregón,
Washington and Idaho. This lim­
itation no longer exist*, King
states, but company officials have
Indicated a de ire to supply local
need* first.
Nitrogen Still
Scarce; Prompt
Orders Advised
A less plentiful supply of nitro­
gen fertilizer thia year than any
lime during the past three year*
Is predicted by Arthur S King,
soils specialist of the O.S.C. exten*
»Ion service, even though produc-
i ion is greater than ever before
and there is no longer any diver-
■ion for war purpose*.
"Farmer* are u*lng more fer­
tilizer and available suppli--* are
falling tin short of demand,' King
explains "The shortage of fertil­
izer i* not confined to any one
section of this country. It is world '
wide."
As to straight nitrogen fertil­
izers. however, the northwest is in ,
a more favorable position than any
other section of the country, ac­
cording to King The government- I
owned fertilizer plant at Salem,
now operated under lease by the
Columbia Metals corporation, has
been a big factor in maintaining
a nitrogen supply in this area.
To assist the plant at Salem in
planning production schedules and
for
protection
to
themselves,
growers and dealers will lie wi.se
in ordering fertilizer supplies this
year well in advance of actual
need. King states.
Originally th«- production of thib
plant was earmarked for govern-!
While animounlum sulfate ha:
been available in substantial quan-
title* in this area through the Sa­
lem plant, m the south and eaat
the only nitrogen available to far-
JUST RECEIVED
Announcement
UNFINISHED FURNITURE
As the new owners of KENT’S MARKET
at 308 Main St. We wish to announce that
we will try to serve you to the best of our
ability.
Chests
Desks
Tables
Chairs
Highchairs
We shall endeavor to carry groceries,
vegetables, assorted lunch meats and fresh
meats to meet your every day needs.
We will remain open till 9:30 P. M. 365
days a year.
Stop By and Get Acquainted.
j Smith Furniture Store
LAURENCE & LAUREL KENT
J 522 on Whitaker
Phone 101
CHECK THESE VALUES
VFJ IT CAM.l'u. TAKE rrro|
RANCHO
Irish - Swartz
SOUPS
AND BUY 4IO. WORTH DE
FOOD
AND SERVICE
Chicken or
Cream of Mushroom
RICE
DINNERS
A complete one dish meal.
A regular 23c value.
A 17c Value.
2for 25c
SUGAR
S N 0 W DRIFTshort nin8 3,b $139
WESSON OIL 48c« 95c
FINE CANE
OYSTERS
SMOKED SHAD
SMOKED HALIBUT
FISH BALLS
2for 25c
100 lbs.
Ocean Chief Brand
For That Snack Time
No. 14 tins — A 49c Value
Large Can — A 69c Value
APPLES
Here’s a real value!
Fancy and Extra Fancy Delicious
Medium to Large Sizes
29c
Can 10c
Can 39c
49c
Can
3 lbs. 29c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
3 25 c t $1.95
2 39c . $2.25
Adams
46 Oz Tins
Florida Gold
No 2 Tins
Cottage Grove, Ore
We think that our first oujee-
the h a ■ I hm - it attained. Thin
to get people thinking and
talking about Cottage drove
again. Anything, praise OR
criticism, wu preferable to the
dead level of "What do WE
Of courue, should there be
an attempt to "put something
over”, then talk or thought
about It
the last thing
wanted. We hope that no plans
were upset on this account—
Since (H-oplc are now talking
about our town ami its prob­
lems, how about awakening
some of the old time spirit we
used to show, back In the day*
when the C. G. Sentinel head­
lined such things as "HAPPY,
JOSTLING. GOOD-NATURED
THRONG of .3000 enjoy* Busi-
ness Men’s - Farmers’ Picnic”
mil the city was talking about
ind boosting such things as the
extension of the Oregon Elec­
tric RR to here; and the build­
ing of n streetcar line to the
skating rink anil swimming
|XMd down at the end of 6th st.
KELLY'S MARKET
The Best in Meats
JOWL BACON
BEEF ROASTS
For Seasoning
Shoulder Cuts
59c lb
59c lb
PORK STEAKS
Shoulder Cuts
69c lb
PORK CHOPS
Loin or Rib End
65c lb
PURE LARD
2 lbs. 85c
Wanted — Beef and Veal
And how about doing some
things here to make us proud
of our Home Town.
Such as .... we will outline
next week.
You’ll Find
Nelson Electric
All the Well
Wiring for Lite and Power
MILK 9 CHUM
The United States has KI per
cent of ail passenger automobiles
in the world, the Oregon State
Motor Association report*. There
is less than »even per cent of the
world's population in this country.
social ion in urging pedestrians tn
watch for approaching cars betör«
starting across streets or high
ways.
Shipment of
ART NOLT CHEVRON SERVICE
6th St., Hi 99 South
mers has Iwcn in the form of com­
Automobile-pedestrian collisions
plete fertilizer*. Where only nitro­ continue to take the heaviest
gen i* needed, the coat of com­ death toil in Oregon traffic, re-
plete fertilizers is several times ports the Oregon State Motor A»-
thut of straight nitrogen alone
Main A River St*.
Known Brands
Neiiton
Enterprise
Here!
TEA
BEANS
BEANS & FRANKS
CHILI BEANS
SOAP POWDER
DRY CLEANER
FLOOR WAX
Ben Hur — Orange Pekoe & Pekoe
Kingwood Home Style — 25c Value
Phillips — 18c Value
Can
Certelli — No. 1 tins
Can
Tops or Sea Suds — Closeout
Pkg.
Aunt Sue
Gal.
Liquid Veneer — Quarts
PUDDINGS
HONEY
CITRUS
COFFEE
SOAP POWDER
DEL MONTE.
5«lbJnr
Large Package
Glass Pack lb.
Irish & Swartz
PHONE
29c
49c
Free City
Oeivery
FRIENDLY FOOD SERVICE”
FREE CITY DELIVERY
5 10c
Percy’s. Asst’d Flavors
STRAINED
39c
25c
10c
10c
10c
69c
59c
Tuesdays &
S3
Fridays
J
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