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14 Pilles Section Two I Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVK. LANK COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, A IM HIST 5. HMM 0. & C. Land Open To Mining Lately A new day of cooking pleasure has daw neo in my kitchen? Now with my heat-controlled Monarch oven, I can follow exact oven temperatures as prcscrilicd in all my recipes. SILK CREEK the Dial — and your coal <* wood Uro I* ■upplo- montad by th. ri<jh« amount of •leclrlc h*at Io maintain th. requited ovan tam- paratura. J ust think how this Monarch heat-controlled oven changes your whole baking picture. No more baking failures — no more guesswork — no more worries about keeping your coal or wood fire replenished with fuel. You set the dial for the temperature yon want and the automatic electric con trol docs the rest. It's an exclusive Monarch feature! COME IN AND SEE IT! SMITH ELECTRIC 600 Main St. Telephone 16 laoose Leaf Supplies all kinds. The Sentinel. Miss Maric Jean Darnell, who is taking training as a nurse at St. Helena, Calif., Sanitarium, i> sfx'nding her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. it I Danell. - Mrs. Arlo Thoma* is attending I summer school at Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Melvin wen ' visitors Sunday at the home of ! Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Melvin, at ! Goudyvllle. Mrs. Kittle McCoy is spending a few days with her son and daughcr in law, Mr and .Mrs. Dal«’ ' McCoy, at Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clark and daughter Darleen. of South Gate Calif., were visitors at the horn« of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Reeve, th« past w«Tk. leaving Monday foi Seattle, where they will atten« j an Insurance convention. Mrs Clark and Mrs Reeve are sisters Mrs. R. G. Thomas was a busir , ncss visitor Monday in Eugene. Wilbur Reeve and Glerth Clark wore at Winchester Bay fishing I Thursday. Walter Wheeler is at fleer Park. Wn. visiting his sister and brother ' in law. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Best. Mr. anti Mrs. Johnny Damscn and son, of Woodland, Calif., arc visiting the Verne Thomas family. Mrs. Damscn and Mrs. Thomas ■ were former schoolmat«'*. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woolcott I visitetl their friends, Mr. and Mrs H. 11. Plumcau, at McMinnville. Oregon. Friday to Monday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Overholser. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Overholser and daughter. Lavona, and son Conley, attended the IMwcll family reunion Sunday* at Cottage Grove. I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Drew and fi«'l«K, but for th«’ first y«*nr since th«- war, no pickers will be trans ported out of here so far as known. formerly bran growers sup plied most of the transportation, but if they contemplate such a move this year, the fact has not been announced. Pickers, however, will be needed when the beans in The cui rent bean, nop and mint j harvest which will get well under- | way by th«’ middle of the month is expected to attract several hun dred laborers into I .a ne county NUMBER 52 Secretary of the Interior, J. A Krug, today announced his ap proval of new regulations of the Ilepartment of the Interior for the exploration and development ,nl mineral depiedta in more than two and one-half million acre of public land in western Oregon. ‘The new regulations uro based on the provisions of public law 477 passed by Congress in the last session. Between 1937 and the enactment of Public I jiw 477, no authority existed for carrying on mineral development work on these "O and c” lands However, some mining claims were located in th«' area during that js-riod and were validated by the n«>w enactment, which also provided for the future develofiemeat of the mineral de posits in the area under the Fed- era! Mining Laws. Under the new regulations, which will be administered by the Bureau of Dtnd Management in the licpartmcnt, a notice of th« location of mining claims on the ! "O and C" lands must be filed in the Bureau's lj«nd and Survey office at Portland, as well ax in the County Recording Office if the state law rc«|uircs. Notice of claims c-stablishcd after the 1937 act but before April M, HMM, must । be filed in that office by October 5. and notic«’ of claims located or j or before April M. must be file«! 'within 60 days after th«' location I is rpadc. The location notic«' must contain the name an«l address of the locator of the claim. Bean, Hop, Mint Harvest Attracts Number Laborers Heads Bomber? COl. STANLEY WRAY Navy Enlistments Again Open For Young Men The local Navy Recruiting Office located in the basement of the Post Office Building at Eugene. Oregon, a’nnounces that they are now accepting applications for en listment in the U. 8. Navy. Enlist ments, which were closed during July, are open for a limited amount of young men each month, and Cheif L. J. Reinholtz advised all young mon who ar«' interested in enlisting in the U. S. Navy in th«' near future to come to the local Navy Recruiting Office and till out their applications so that they may be placed on the waiting list. He also announces that many Navy trade schools are still open, anil young high school graduates may choose their school before enlist ing. Long and Narrow The length of Chile, compressed between the Andes and the Pacific coast, is out of all proportion to its width. While it averages about 100 miles In width, the country stretch es north and south for some 2,600 miles. Cro-Magnon Man Ten thousand years ago, Cro- Magnon man drew pictures on the walls of their caves. Principal sub jects were bison, mammoths, hors es and reindeer. PORK and BEANS-Hunts 21/2 ---- 23c SPAM-Luncheon Meat - - • ■ 49c 3 for 25c POTTED MEAT - Hormel $1.25 CHEESE-Armour’s-2 lbs., Pimento • 23c TOMATO JUICE-Hunfs 46 oz. - - 10c KIPPER SNACKS-G. N. - 35c PRESERVES- Dude Ranch-Apricot-2 lb 25c LIQUID APPLE JUICE-S &W • ■ $1.17 SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING-3 lb. - bombers which have been flown to British bases is Col. Stanley Wray (above), U. S. Air Force liaison officer with the Royal Air Force. The superforts, he said, would remain in Britain for a “training" period of appr«»ximate- ly six weeks. (international) LEWIS A CLARK TO GIVE SCHOLARSHIP LEWIS AND CLARK COL LEGE. Portland. Oregon. Aug. Gifts totaling $8742 from the An nie Roberts foundation to be used for scholarships for outstanding graduates of Oregon high schools has b«?cn received by Lewis and Clark college. President Morgan S. Odell has announced. Established in 1946 according to the will of the late Thomas Rob erts, one of the founders of Rob erts Brothers department store, in honor of his wife, Annie Roberts, the foundation was organizi-d to provide funds for scholarships to 12 Oregon colleges and universi ties to worthy and deserving stu dents who have shown exception al academic excellence. Lewis and Clark will use only the income from its gifts for an nual awards to lx* known as th«’ Annie Roberts Memorial scholar ships to outstanding graduates of Oregon high schools,. Dr. (kicll said. Iteen set yet, but It is undenUood that hop growers nnaind Salem arc paying 4 to 5 cents per ¡siund. Summer or winter your SWARTZ & WOLFARD Store will help keep your food budget down. Quality plus low cost, more value for money spent is our policy. IN COMMAND of the 60 U. S. B-29 «laughters Charleen and Marilyn, of Cottage Grove, were visitors it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reeve, Saturday. Mrs. Marguariete (Rita) Over- holscr is being felicitated by her friends upon acceptance and pub lication of a song, "1 Don't Feel Like Writing Tonight.’’ the words i o which are her own. The sheet nusic is one of th«' current re leases of the Nardykc music pub- ixhers of Hollywood. Calif. Miss Kay Wheeler returned to 'College Place, Wn., after spend- ng her vacation with her mother, Mrs. H. W. Wheeler and family Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wheeler and «>n Jack, were dinn«’r guests F ri- lay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Halle Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Melvin have moved to Drain, where he will be -mploycd for three monthes. H. W Wheeler is home from Newport Beach, Calif., where he has been the past few months with his son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Gattevald. Mrs. Barbara Russell is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wheeler. Corporal Russell is stationed on Kwajalain Island of the Marshall Group in the Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Estes, of National City. Calif., and his wither Mrs. Nettie Estes, were tinner guests Saturday at the >ome of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Darnell. Delbert Rowlette. of Chappell, Neb., arrived Wednesday to join hi* family, who are visiting-his Uster, Mrs. R. J. Wilson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weldon and daughter Della Mae. attendi-d the odeo at Cottage Grove Saturday ind Sunday. Della Mae was a con testant, coming in first in all girls races. Mr. and Mrs George Coons, of Coos Bay. were here two days last week, visiting her mother. Mrs. Nettle Estes. Mrs. R. J. Wilson attended the rodeo Sunday at Cottage Grove. the Ruxsum yard an«i poasibly oth-| er yards arc ready to be harvested.1 Estimates in Eugene say that' fully 8,500 laborers will be needed in the county fields when bean and ' hop picking gets really un«lerway ' Th«’ current bean price announced is 2% cents per lb. with a quarter' cent bonus for the late stayers., Wages in the hop fields have not | CHOCOLATE LIME SWIRL »• 30 «Pololo <ook>«t wilil • spoon Powr »••»«««■•»< crvmb« tW ”C. O«H obwl 4 howi till« f mode with Just received a shipment of PINEAPPLE Lime Gelatine—pkg. Chocolate Wafers,—pkg. in crushed, chunks, or juice 39c Are you boating this week-end? Is your pantry ship-shape for all the Regatta week-end events? Paper Plates, doz, 15c Colorful Plastic Spoons doz. 15c Paper Cups, pkg Drinking Straws, pkg. - - - 10c Kelly's Market FRUITS VEGETABLES Watermellons, lb. - 41/2c MEATS Klondikes 2 lb for 29c Tomatoes Oregon — Field Ripened Corn, 6 for - - - - 39c Fresh Fancy Golden Bantam Potatoes, 50 lb, No. 2 The Best in Meats $1.49 ARMOUR’S STAR HAMS 10 - 14 lb. average 85c lb. SHOULDER BEEF ROASTS Blade Cuts 69c lb. SLICED DACON Oregon Brand —Also everything you need for those crips, fresh summer salads can be found In our produce department. 85c lb. PURE GROUND BEEF Always Fresh 63c lb. See You At The Regatta! SWARTZ & WOLFARD SERVICE” FREE CITY DELIVERY SUCCESSORS TO IRISH & SWARTZ PHONE S3
