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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1948)
Th»- Sentinel, Cottage Grote, Oregea Arthur Teterud has been added to the city police force as a patrol man. He has had several years ex perience as policeman in three or four localities Basil Denham has resign« 11 from the local police force as of Sunday. Police Chief Clint Blodgett announced Tuea- day. At« ■. Mr. ami Mrs. Ben F Simmons of Van Nuyx, California recently pUXChaaed the Ward ranch at Do- rena, and were here last week making purchases for the farm Their son-in-law and daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Rowlett, an outraging the farm. Mrs Wm. J. Howard and Mrs. Fred M Howard, mother of Mrs. E W. Ware, are guests this week ct the Wares. Their homes are in Sjbp1F|ranci'{<v| *Jrapu3e guest of Miss Ruth Mc- Call over the week end was Miss Jean Whitfield of Modesto. Cali fornia, schoolmate of Miss McCall at Oregon State College. 1 tuin*., April IB. 1818 Out of the race now? Mr. and Mrs. Herb Adams were Sunday dinner guests of their son- in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Jack Caton, and family in Eugene. The occasion was the birthday an niversaries of both Mr. and Mrs Adams, one being on Saturday and the other on Sunday. Slugs, Cutworms Will Get You if You Don’t Watch Slugs, cutworms, pea aphids and cabbage maggots are four common garden pests which will make themselves right at home in a newly seeded family vegetable plot if the gardener is content to Mr. and Mrs R. H. Culberson sit back and nurse his planting and son of Springfield were Sun- aches and pains, promise two Ore day guests of Mr and Mrs. Lee gon State college entomologists. Cooley and Weston Allen. H. H Crowell and Robert W. Every. Miss Ina Monroe and brother Damage by insects is frequently Ralph Monroe of Portland visited overlooked until real loss is ap their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. parent, the tw» entomologists Monroe Saturday and Sunday. point out. because many garden insects are small or do the bulk Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lovegren of their mischief at night. «EN. DOUGLAS MacARTHU* and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Carlson Slugs are most likely to be recently spent several days at Harold Stassen's smashing vic- f2un<l *n western Oregon where Timberline Lodge, where they en tory in Nebraska Tuesday, which “S,. and y°unK joyed skiing. gave him thirteen out of fifteen Most slu6 damage is electoral votes may mean that d°ne at night. During the daylight Aluminum Leads All Gen. DoUglas MacArthur may ^urs. they hide under boards, On the average, «.13 per cent of withdraw his name. Stassen col- s^*cks °r in deep grass. The slug th. earth's crust is made up of alu lected about 43 per cent of the greyish brown in color and minum. <.71 per cent iron, 0.07 man Nebraska GOP vote in his second I !s «PP«ux'mately one-haU inch ganese and 0.01 nickel. victory within the past two weeks. on£' Recommended control is He defeated MacArthur in Wis- metaldehyde-calcium arsen ate poison bait. It may be pur- consin a few days previously. chased in either flake or pellet ’ form. Columnar Pads—The Sentinel. Crowell and Every say cut- worms are general throughout Ckhbage maggols arc more <Hf Oregon This hairless, mottled fieult to control The maggot is a brown caterpillar which grows aalwom or larvae which is hatched long as two inches in length is from an egg laid hy a fly also a night feeder. It has been—— . ___ given its name because it cuts plants off at the surface of the ground Cutworm bait Is available in seed atoree. The entomologists describe the pea aphid or pea louse as a green sucking insect which causes leaf yellowing and burling as well as stunting to the plant itself A 5 per cent DDT dust will effectively control pea aphids. However. DDT kills slowly and 48 to 7'2 hours must elapse after dusting before maximum results Will be appar ent. Concrete Problem Concrete Products Building Blocke, nil nitre; Itter Biocika; Chininey Blocks; etc. Waterproofing. Cecil C. Wooley Fast Main Street 4«tfc Fish gotta swim Fowls gotta fly Folks should eat at the Snack Shack SHORT ORDERS — SANDWICHES — PIES 7th & Whitaker Across from Safeway Parking Lot I Office Supplies of every kind.—The Sentine Solved by CONCRETE Answers I COTTAGE GROVE REDI-MIX Located at ’Horn Sand T h E SAFEWAY Grave 50-tfc PRICES are THE U6HT OF A MATCH CAH BE SEEN BOTTOM PRICES on all FOODS danA it coill AT NIMT FOR ABOUT 7 Ml LESSE MU ALERT AND ACCURATE jdtOUGN 1N( EFES. CfNTURIfS IK It h«« « k * £a'r. But thi8 early * finrtt dlC- ireexing. yo? « fryers whenever you waste -free '"‘'““.•¡Si- II • ♦ 1 Safeway Fryers are not ex pensive. Though the price per pound may seem high, bear in mind that there is prac tically no waste (no feet, head or innards) to pay for. No bother or fuss, per pound 79c 1^1 19* Sente Peele. No. 2'/j en. PEACHES World Wido, No. W, on. PEARS OIJ F«sh on»J YOUR EYES WILL BE ALERT AND ACCURATE WHEN YOU WEAR STYLISH GUARANTEED GLASSES" PAY NOTHING DOWN, $1 A WEEK DR. T. MULHOLLAND I 25e c«n S ao Wh.fe 24©l pig MINTS 10e BROWN SUGAR GRAPEFRUIT 15e High., trok S«g No. 2 * High . Stood No 2'/>'i FOWL JUICE (Tomato) o.rf Dltjololod lb. 65 Columbio, No. 2’/j con Guarantead Tender and Delicious lb. 59c DOG FOOD *> * cam Pl.vf.ir OOc 820 Willamette Avenue in Eugene Veal Shoulder Roast Ib. 59c Breast of Veal Ib. 29c Beef Rib Roast Chinook Salmon Steaks Ib. 69c Halibut Steaks Roody for Iha poo Ib. 59c Beef Chuck Roast wri Barry ~"” „Si C^by. •Bing Thurs” ’X Bob Hope. ••Where The^» Bendix. Geo. Signe Ha^o UMarshe GeOrge Coulout ¿uceo. is, Dennis Hoey. Harry Van Ufe, ib. 65c Pork Steak Fresh Oysters o Gelatine lb. 59c Ib. 49c Por Pint £5C Corn Starch kt 2/25* Sierra Pine Toilet SOÁP 2«.„ Cake and Pastry Hour i.» 39c Shortening Shortening SooadrUt l-lb 41c Peanut Butter Rael Rooit White King Granulated SOAP % 79* I<Mb 83c « 1-09 1.15 b. 1er 55C IVORY CAMAY SOAP Toilet SOAP 2/37‘ Rusty,' Ted V1; ^SteTstarrett, Gun Smiley k“w’ . Nancy Saunders. Burnette, Nan y __••shadow “ u "“ m Ä»" I««-- Valley, Holt Eddie Parker. Also Jennifer of the Whistler.” Michael ••Return Aubert, ' Richard Duane, Lenore Show Saturday Lane Continu^ 1 P M “,l. Wed April 18-20-21 Mon., Tue*»., —CLOSED Politics, Stewart Frankie Darro, Also „ , .' ■Back in the saddle, Bauuic. ” Gene p Autry. nherts Sterling Hollaway. Lynne P-obert Link Sausage c*dohy Chopped Ham Cudahy Luncheon Meaf Pink Salmon *"•*• Apple Sauce ^f*»er Sliced Peaches 0,1 No 2'A* Ne I Ne. 2 N. 2% 39c 42c 53c 45c 49c 12c 32c Bread Hr*. WogAt*', ahito or aha Bread tdri trathad ahaot Vanilla Fig Bars Soda Crackers Soda Cracltars Graham Crackers tiratoi Graham Crackers tiratoi Tea Tim*r Craekert ib. 15c 53c 27c 2 Ib. l-lb. Mb. 49c Gold Ib. Gold 2 Ib. 29c 51c 30e |-|G. Spring Produce Instant Ralston Rolled Oats Rolled Oats Kix Com Cereal Lava Soap M.dium sis. b.r 10c Palmolive Soap Sit. bars 21c Dreft Soap Powder ll-M. pkg. 33C Su-purb Soap 24- m . pkg. 35c Diiz Soap ÎO'/l-»*. pkg 37c Super-Suds D-oi. pkg. 37C Vel Soap Powder 12-01. pkg. 33c Bleach *** “*■ Qmrt 11c l-gallon 35c l-lb. pkg. 27C Ä 39c X 39c l-w. pig. 16C ORANGE JUICE Canterbury Tea *£ 30c '%• 18c Upton's Tea 33c 21c Letr.on-Uine 2 Quart* 27c a 97f r* Ginger Ale Qf A/V dapoiit Vr Tom Collins *— QH. Al V dapoiit Sparkling Water Q* 27c Ä Spalling Water' 6'irî5c dopoiit PepsiCola I2-«. botti. 5C dopoiit Full O’ Gold Brand Reduced Price Grapefruit Nu-Made Mayonnaise Fre»M Pint 47* 89* BEANS 35* Id.ho Rod. 2 1b pkg. LARGE PRUNES Sumwoot 21b. pkg. RAISINS Sodi«**, IS-oi. 46-or can Sonnor, loodod I S-oi. pkg. Pancake FLOUR *Sui«nn«, 2'/i-lb. pkg. FLOUR Kitch.n Cr.ft, 10 Ib. 06c Naaoli Artichokes %“ *• 59c 13c Fresh PEAS • nd f.nd.r 35* 19c 13* Spinach 17* Green Onions.... . 24c 30* Cucumbers Ä. 39c 93* Cauliflower 15c Don't forget to REGISTER and Claoatd SAFEWAY 10 O1 wZ: 17c Asparagus U. S. No. 1 Grada Ib. aad VOTE la th. Primaries! Be sure...shop 25e Ä 7lb. Oranges RICE RAISINS Thur* , Frl.. April Meaf Ball» Natoy Veg. Slow No/o/i— hoot Jell-Well 2.... 21« Zell. DIANE No. 2 4 Flavors 2 pkfl. 13* ARGO Sun. Gardentide Peat Sweet Potafoet 19c Sunny Deon. 44o* con Trimmed Safeway’s waste-free way. You get 2 Legs of Veal without cost i! you ever buy one from us not trimmed the way we say. Dark ’’^gnes Morehead- Na 2*4 Bread, Crackers, Cookies SAUERKRAUT Standard- arcade Golden Hominy •••/• 18c 18« «M 16c 17c 19c 10c 23c <•* 25c PRUNES Fricassee LEG OF VEAL ROAST If you do not receive cur program every month let us know. We’ll be happy to mail you one. Cream Corn °»' 21e SALT wifh offices at THEATRE PROGRAM Save on Canned Foods k», n 22e Safeway believes its cus tomers shouldn't have to shop all over town for the lowest prices, Safeway prices are always competi- tive or lower. APRICOTS wayaFryer today. Arieti in thin od oto otfoctiao through Sofurday, April 17. kVe reserve Iho right to limit quantifiât. No tolot to doolori. 15c HELP TOURISTS ENJOY OREGON Tourists' Host Week—April 11-17 Store Will Be Open Until 9 P.M. Friday Evenings t f
