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The Kmtlnel, ( »tinge (Irne. Oregon Thur». Jin ?9, IHR Hormone Feeding Of Chickens in Research Stage Assembly io meet at take Su< SÄILYÄ SAllIfS UNITED NATIONS IN ACTION HEI It DKINKIVH COW NETS MILK PRODUtTHIN RE< «MtD 19 February — United Nations IXJNDON Bridge Birch, a Maritime Conference to meet at Ix er-drinking Friesian cow, is the world's biggest milk producer, her Now Meeting United Nation* owner says Conferncce on Trade and Employ- R A. Pierson, of Moorlow n ment, al Havana i Farm, Ringwood, said that on a ' diet including 11 half gallon of Sailor’» Headache* stout a day. Bridge Birch gave Every rope on an old sailing ship 11.952 pounds of milk for 32!» had a name, and every sailor was days ended last night Pierson said expected to know th» names and ' the record for 305 days, held by exact location* by heart, according an American Holstein Friesian. MINS LOMBARD CHAIRMAN DADS DAY UNIVERSITY OF l>KMi()N. Eugene, January 26 (Special* Maric laimbard, daughter of Mr and Mrs. II. W I aim bn rd, 3Ui N 9th al., Cottage Grove, has been appointed Invitation chairman lor I »ails' Day week » nil which will lie February 14 and 15 on the Univer sity of Oregon campus. Miss Lombard is a sophomore major in liberili arts Intrrchangrsble Part» Jethro Wood in 1HI4 patgritrd an Iron plow with int»rchaii|»abl* part». Thia Invention eitabliahed an era of manufacturing by making It poialblo for th» farmvr Io replace a worn out or broken casting with a new on» from the factory Synthetic hormones, called 1‘li'kleo for Beauty trogens, us< d to increase the rate Cioopatra balloved thnl plekha of gain when fattening market contributed Io beauty and health poultry, -are still very much in WITHOUT ITS SUPPORT PIACE FAILS the experimental s age as far as to Columbian Rope company The was 11,913 Oregon State college recommend ship's safety depended on this, be Six men quietly sitting around a cause on a daik night when a line ations for their use are concerned, polished table at the Headquar Skrrt Shooting had to be let go in a hurry, n wrong I states Noel L Bennion, ex ten I ion ters of the United Nations are dis decision could do censitici able dam. ' Sk»«* shooting wan derived ftoiij poultryman. cussing and planning one of the I trapshooting M ore experimental informa most ambitious ventures ever at-. •’I’ll b* glad to return the engage agc ment ring Call around acme eve WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY tion is needed, Bennion explains, tempted through international co- ning and pick it out before he will give specific operation. The venture is the par JAN. U-R recommendations for their use tition of troubled Palestine into This is his answer to many nxvnt independent Arab and Jewish ot Czechoslovakia, considers itself ; inquiries from poultrymen who are j states. largely an administrative body for expressing inteicst in the new fat- The Palestine Commission open- the U N General Assembly Next Jonn Fontaine. Patric Knowles, >cmng drug. crt wj(h a statement bv Secretary- came background statements by a Herbert Marshall, Richard Ney. I ho estrogens, as they are prop- General Tiygve Lie that all of the spokesman of the United King erly called, are chemicals or drugs ; rt'sourves of the United Nations dom. which still holds the League ALSO which produce ca|>on or female 'would be forthcoming to aid in of Nations mandate over the Holy characteristics m male birds and putting the Palestine division into Land. Standard Non Assessable Policies increase the rate and amount of effect The Commission then went ( liming I . X. Meetings Special Low Farm Rate weight gam. Similarly, female lnto clo,cU sessions and took up 2 February’ Economic and So An authentic story of a branch of the airforce during the leeent war buds fatten piore quickly when first things first by outlining its cial Council to meet at Lake Suc th ~horn'on<‘ is ustfl rules of procedure. The rules cess.. New York. described by James Stewart. Phone 48F4 There are two ways in which showed (hat the Commission 23 February Interim Commit 632 Main Street Phone 241 the hormone may I h - introduced „hosc chairman is Karel Usicky tee of the United Nations General 20 tit n 2 into the chicken. One method is . : through feed The federal Food FRIDAY, SATURDAY and Drug administration, however, will not permit estrogens to be JAN. 30-81 mixed with commercial feeds It A Safeway Chink Roast provides generous por has not been determined, Bennion explains, just what effect these tions of tender, delicious meat... so your meat I hormones might have on humans money goes farther It’s got the same good meat if they ate chickens which have been fattened by the use of estro flavor as a rib roast, eah- tender as a T Bonc. gens m feed. I Second method of introducing Just you taste and see' ¡iRobert Young. Susan Hayward. Jane Greer, Rita Johnson. Tom the estrogen is by the use of a pel let which is inserted under the , Powers, Frank Ferguson. skin of the bird. The Food and ! Drug administration will permit this method if minimum dosage r8eOT#nieB *lti®ns ■re fWkwed. In SUNDAY, MONDAY, T l E b DA x Pellet form, the estrogen is slight- i FEB. 1-2-3 ly larger than a common BB shot. "^fnre C”'‘* '"’ ’f h. It is usually slipped under the J I skin by' making an incision in the : ’«* ' y 'or » K- loose skin folds of the neck After to *1^ 0( > °" r4n ; h*> inserting, a stitch or two will hold the skin together and keep the Hr ’ oth t Th pellet in place. The pellet is then June Haver, Mark Stevens, Mar absorbed. ^trr., Th... tha Stewart. Reginald Gardiner, Cut from the same sides of beef Bennion suggests that poultry- William Frawley, Leonore Aubert. ; men using this material follow the as Safeway's finest steaks and Technicolor. manufacturer's directions closely roasts-guaranteed tender, juicy, as to how often a pellet should be introduced. Depending upon the delicious, or money back. size of the bird, a new pellet will BEEF POT ROAST WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, be required about every two 4 lbs be.I chuck J il»l» Urd FRIDAY, SATURDAY weeks. Over dosage results in the I’love of garlic bird being thrown off its feed and FEB. 4-,5-6-7 (if desired) G iH> Worrnurshir» Y h . Safrwii olhn you results in weight loss. Arcade T ypewriters fwo New Royal Portables For Sale Automobile — Truck — Fire $76.85, Complete With Case “Thunderbolt” Claude Arne* Agent Cottage Grove Pharmacy “They Won’t I Believe Me” “1 Wonder Whos Kissing Her Now" hem SAFEWAY ■ PER LB J 55« .rhÜ “The Red Stallion" OihS-fL Diane C AR SUPPLY SHORT UNTIL 1951. BELIEF THURSDAY, FRIDAY Automobile dealers attending a JAN. »9-30 national convention in Chicago are of the opinion that new’ cars will be in short supply until 1951. Some dealers believe that new car wall not be available for ev Return engagement of a great pic- eryone until 1950. ture with Walter Brennan. Walter They said that the present back । Huston, Dana Andrews, Anne log of 6,000,000 orders cannot be ( Baxter. eliminated this year. It was point- el out that there are millions of potentia' buyers not even on the waiting lists. SATURDAY, SUNDAY JAN 31-FEB. 1 U o L lula . Sending Bib Roast Safeway Pork Roast Bockwurst Sausages 49‘ Lb. Pork Loin Chops Y.»l TUy're Hora now Xb Who» 69‘ Jvst i Se lean ctnHr cvh ZH ft Fricassee Fowl vJ y ! “Along the i Oregon Trail ?» TH^7^ ZN V • “Son of Zorro Cartoon, news. DEAR/4OAM“ IF MOST OF OUR BILLS ARE DUE ANYTME- ISTHE Saturday Night and Sunday ALWAYS CUReBAÍT? “Along the Oregon Trail” ELIZABETH M.HERBST' ______ PLAINFlELÇ.,/; -r. ALSO ¡“The Second Chance' Kent Taylor, Louise Currie, Den- nia Hoey, Larry Blake. Ann Dor an. D ear aìoah “ woodexi YOU we A R A CORK LE6 IF You WERE DAM.-"» WOODS e AIRPLANE MECHANIC SCHOOL CAA, VA Approved MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED NESDAY, FEB. Î-3-4 THURSDAY, FRIDAY FER. 5-6 “Diamond Jim" Return engagement with Jean Ar- •thur. Caesar Romero, Edward Ar- IhcU Binnie Barnes, Country Home Yellow, sweet toney corn "t217e Apricot Nectar Peach Nectar Peach Slices Slices O' Gold brand Freestone Peaches No. 2Vj OÎK can XX Con allia. Oregon 22-4te-25 59e U. I 48e fry. F Inky, daliclovi Smoked Cod Fillets lb. 53c Salt Codfish 1-lb. pkg. Sic 71c Let's talk about C,B»* ""lie ta’s w how we can make living costa lower Thrv values are only a few of the attrac- tinnì you will find at Safe- 2 M« Tomatoes Dol ^ci Kidney Beans Chili Con Carne Deviled Kam Lbby brand Maine Sardines N. 2 e-191 2 ...20e N. 2 u. 25' N. 2 «.« 15 u'/i« ». 24' 17' 14' 43c Lima Beam Red Beans '**• 16C 19c 12« 3fc r» owrf.. 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Io. |2c nm . l « i . 25 c Tomato Ketchup *"•' u'/i« b^»i« 23c Chili Sauce *•••* Mayonnaise 9’"' 85c Salad Oil ***** ri” 47c Quart b«Hl« 2 I Q Cider Vinegar *•'" Sno-White Salt 411 As i 13c«- 5c Cat Food *•" *' **•'■ •*— 8c e.-»., li 39 ^43‘ ' a «« hm during Hie Grower-Consumer Campaign Winesaps ^’¿7 53c Sanie Drip Coff** Safeway hat Hie apple for your purpose. Ivy now and help OF LIVING 219c N,J iir Fancy Spinach f APPLES! FRUITS Ger/eoa*do Tomato Sauce ' * — 53c ^19* L Marmalade Apricot Preserves °"'» *"** 1 * ¡* 27c Loganberry Preserves ***** °** * 29c Raspberry Preserves *****0,1 * 35c Strawberry Preserves ’ 0,‘ '* '* 39c Orange Marmalade*"•"*, lk ¡"39c Peanut Butter *•’"* • * •* 37c Strained Honey °""' $1.29 Sleepy Hollow Syrup i:" 24c ' * - 53c Gold*n W*st Coffa* C Of ado Baby Uma Beans 89c Maiw*ll Hous* Coff** Bord*n Instant Coffe» Corned Beef Hash 65c 2 1*. Spreads—Etc. Jelly Salad Dressing 79c ’•» 49c Small White Beans “jir ^Wdoai.do SIS. «3^ • * - 53c Chas* 4 Sanborn Coff*« 39c ***** * * 29c White Rice The mormorino with tweet, fresh Hovor ’ Hills and M.J.B. Coff«* La VALUES! 10c Sunnybank Margarine Nob Hill Coffe* Airway Coff** Cost-of-Llviiig IF//"x M ***** * * T Edward* Coff** * 50c ’ * 99c ‘ * I ” S.n. LOW Packaged Food* Figs w*',^ Fancy Com Cream Com Fancy Com Fancy Peas Fancy Peas 2% AA. LOWER THE COST Box 531 HALIBUT STEAKS Coff** Valu*u 27c 25c Tomato Juic* *“"* °*" Next Class Feb. 16, 1948 SMITH LIVINGSTON AIR SERVICES, INC. 69e OolicloM flavor ■ wvory bit. f.ity. 65e Oregon Peaches Av—* — 29c and VEGETABLES Barrack & Restaurant Facilities at School. Write for Information n . Kadota Figs Complete A & E Training— 9'-, Months CLOSED SALMON STEAKS FILLET OF SOLE Fruit cmd Juice Vtüu th Cream Corn Canned Food Values Chapter No. 4 IF I .. . shop SAFEWAY *1OO aj / Monte Hale, Adrian Booth. LeRoy Mason. Color. 59e ». 75e Lb. 75* ROASTERS Ji cup chili sauce Rub meat lborou<hly ith bruised dote oí Kulic. Add ult and pepper Brown pot rout slowly on all si.hr» in hot lard melted tn heavy kettle with tight titling lid Add water. Worcestershire sauce and chili sauce. Cover and simmer gently until meat is tender, about Jyi hours Turn meat occa sionally. Add more water. If necessary, a little at a time Make gravy by thickening liquid with flour smoothed in water (I tbsp flour to each 1 cup of liquid). Serve 4, with leftovers. AÛ Lb. An economical dinner FRYERS 79e I Lb. Lb. Skinless Wieners Sr it Lb. ¿9« vr T-3one STEAKS M.aty Shoulder Cut Nice end Me.ty— 'Won't fry «way to nothin*. By fk« piece Beef. Trimmed W*;t«-fre» A» tender es you could wish Link Sausage BACON u 65e Guaranteed Ui pepper “Swamp Water H om M umskull . Sunlit» Sr. »■«>«»» Hv.dy tor ». i»on No Wuu No mM. ■ nd • wldr v.rlMx from which u, wlecl Uniform hi<h quality — your MUif.cUun J tq» salt LIFE OF EZRA MEEKER TO BE HURD FEB. 2 Robert Paige, Noreen Nash, Ted CORVALLIS—The life of Ezra Donaldson, jane Daiwell, Ray Col- 1ms. Guy Kibbee. Willie Best Big PL°neVr a flrS Red, Daisy Color. ' " a Si ’ LCd Wag' on and lived to return by com- mercia) airplane, will be featured on KOAC, the state-owned station, February 2, at 2 p.m. A series of programs about pio neers, “They Have Lived in Our Northwest." is presented the first and third Mondays of each month by KOAC. The program is pre sented by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Do You Know About Our WASTE-FREE Sea Foods ? visut WHITES lb. 08c 2.50'* 4.95 Ib ’H g.» 1.39 r.» gM 2.69 Ro« LEMONS Vwy fin. qu«Ufy^|hin dim «nd very juicy. K««p ,om, on |,,nJ LB. Beginning February 6, Store Will Be Open Until 9 P.M. Friday Fv mingy
