aiser-Frazer Reduces Prices Up to 333.00 and Adds Five New Models S WUfoW Hun. Mi. Ii . I\.11 . । ' Frazer Corporation recently an- nounc«-«l price reductions ranging fp>m $333 57 on the Kui»cr Spec­ ial, Its lowest priced car, to BI9H37 on th«* Frazer. Henry J. Kaiser and Joseph W. । Frazer stated: "Kaiser Frazer Is entering a : broader mass market and simul­ taneously Is pressing production schedules on five outstanding new ami different models. "We are offering thr public the lowest priced big curs in the world "Our 4WX) dealers can immedl-! atcly market thr largest car In thr Industry selling at a factory- delivered price under $2000." They referred to tls* 123'4 Inch wheelbase Kaiser Special «lellver- Ing retail nt the factory nt $1995, n reduction of $333.57. Th«* price scla*dul«< wn« announc­ ed effective immi*dlntcly, a« fol- low* ; Wn* Reduced Now Kaiser Special $199500 $232«57 $333 57 Kaiser Traveler (New Motlel) B20M.00 Katarr Deluxe «D01 314 01 2195 00 2593 37 199 37 239500 Frazer Manhattan 2K54I7I 2595 00 Kabwr Virginian 331152 299500 316.52 (All prices Include Federal taxes and factory-instalhxl accessories. Transj«>rtatlon from factory, state and kx-al taxes, if nny, arc addi­ tional). The five new miwk'ls In addi­ tion to four standard models and taxicabs placed on the Willow Kun plant's production sch«*«lulc are: The Kaiser Traveler and Vugaliond, which combine RADIO RAY Our Radio Ray Has This To Say! It seems to us that there is a great deal of patch work done on t h e county roads of this vicinity; but never any complete im­ provement. Undoubtedly, if all the road work that has been done on t h e Disston road through the years, could be spent at one time, the road would be paved two feet thick in solid concrete. Maybe it would be an idea to build one mile per year of such a two foot thick road- bed. At least that mile would be passable. That* the way we are building our parta stock, One kind at a time, but built te.be complete and lasting latest addition is a stock of Seven Hundred and Fifteen (715) motor starting capacitors. Now, you pump owners, when you break down, come in with your motor. We have the starters for it. ON HAND. Parts Service NELSON Service Main and River Streets A block west of the theatres. Gorse, Hint Imported "oninmcn- tnl" that is now found in nil coast counties and most Willnmcttc val­ ley counties n» well, 1» »<> danger­ ous 11 plant a» to rate It as a public enemy with high priority. Ulcclur«** .Dr, D. D Hill, head of the fnrm ciops dcjxirtmerit of tin* OSC. experiment station, in a newly published mimeographed ■tai ion circular No. 450 entitled "( «orse Control.” While research work in Ihe past four year* has developed gome practical methods of control, Dr. 1 fill emphasize* that there is no easy method, hence the best time to take action is When the pest first show* itsidf in any area. "Th«, time required for seed ger­ mination and the relatively slow spread following an original out­ break, deceive* many into believ­ ing the plant no hazard," writes Dr. Hill. "This is a snare and a delusion. Then' an- few weeds which, when once est ddished, utilize the lurid so completely or ure so difficult to eradicate." no accurate While there measurement of the areas now infested by gorse, conservative estimates indicate heavy gorse In­ festation on not less than 25,(MX) acres in western Oregon. For small Isola tod Infestations Dr. Hill recommend* the use of chemical* in control and eradica­ tion A mixture of sodium arwnitc and borax Im* been found most effective, to be followed by 2, 4-D to destroy seedlings and any new regrowth ¿hat might appear after the main application*. For land which can be cultivated the removal of gorae by bulldoz­ ing is the first operation. If a thorough job 1* done subsequent seedling* and new growth are pretty well destroyed by tillage practice* used in cropping the land. Failure» can be established on gorse land after cropping for at least two years following clearing. Dr. Hill adds. Spraying pasture* with 2.4-D late in the season will check seedling growth without damage to grass. Directions are also given In the circular for using goat* In an eradk'Mtion und control program on certain tyjxs of land. Oriiin of 'A-l* Thur»., April 14, IMS Familiar saying "Al" originated with the famous Insurance Arm, Lloyd's of London. The World Book encyclopedia states that Lloyd's rated ships according to how safe they were. It a ship was considered a good riak, Lloyd's rated it Wire In Home An average size home contain* ■ bout 1,500 feet of electrical wire H»r Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon ELDON B. GRABLE Electrical Contractor LEGAL NOTICES NOI |< ». OF HEARING ON FINAL A< < Ol NT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned, Admim»- ; tratrix of the Estate of HARRY R. SHEARER, Decea«e«i, has filed her account for the final settle- j ment of said Estate in the Circuit ! Court for Lane County, State of ; Oregon, and that Tuesday, th«* 10 day of May 1949, in the Circuit i Court R/xirn of said Court, in the | County Courthouse, in Eugene.1 Lane County, State of Oregon, at I th«* hour of ten o'ckvk in the fore-1 won has been by «aid Court fixed . a» th«* time and place for hearing 1 objection* to »aid Final Account. : and for final asM*ngrr sedan; Kaiser and Frazer four-door con- vcrtiblc«. and Kni»er Virginian, a »ix-pn”, "Song” by El- menreich: Sharon Weddell, "Barn Dance" by C. R Howell and "Spider Dance” by John W. Schaum: Jerry Sheets. "Easter Parade”, arranged by Schaum: Alice Weddell. "Starlight Waltz" by Thomimon and •'Journey in the Arctic” by *pwmpson; G«*orge Sheets, "Long, Long Ago", “Fly­ ing G. Men”, arrangement by Schaum Mrs. Carl Shoberg played "To My Beloved" by Shutt, and "Kathh-cu Mavournin", ar- rnng<\| by Wagncss Also present were Henry, Jennette, anti Larry Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wed­ dell and girls, G«*orge and Carol Sheets, Mr. an«i Mrs. Giles, John Droy Shoberg an«1 Marceline King. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. James Brown, who under­ went major surgery in a Eugene hospital recently, is listed as "improving". E“ch XV n O Cecil C. Wooley East. Main Hirret Phone I9IJ 46-tfc (S«“ WAS« PARTS. Guaranteed ugar Cured Libby Brand Strained Honey Tuna Fish 33-tfcxx Bradshaw Biltmore—Fancy Pack mentioned here—but, your satis­ faction is guaranteed on any you b.uy. HAM SLICES For smaller families Lean center cuts ECGS LI Sliced BACON Can Armour Star—Fancy! GRADE A LARGE SIZES: OF court« you'll b« winfing «tfr« egg« for Cattar. Ba tura of FRESH EGGS at Safeway. 65e LB- 54c Doz. 49c CANDIES & NUTS FOR EASTER BASKETS Cracker Jack pkg. 5c Peanut Clusters Jelly Beans UH«« lb. 29c Hard Candy Gum Drops Ultra lb. 25c Candy Ban Marshmallows Peanut Brittle- Fresh Fluff-i-sH Biuhin I SOFTDRINKS 6t. 29c em . ....... 6 Nesbitt’s Orange, 6 Bireley’sOrange,,«. 6 25c for Ocean Spray 1O Can ITC Rabbits & Fowl Ground Beef, Lb. ib. 29e 29c 25e Pork Sausage, Link Sausage, ..... ..5c U».. 10e ” 20' IVORY SOAP K 2/19C 16c 75e 45e 49e ^59‘ 12-01. Pkg Cof-R) Gauntry Honw, 12-«*. Can £47c Nob Hill 2-lb. Airway,___ t£45c 93c 89e COFFEE Edwards, __'±52c Other brands, Soo our largo solocfion of wasto-froo Sua Foods 21b. $1-03 54c ¿ »1^ Prices in this ad are effective through Saturday, April 16. We reterbe the right to limit quantities. Whel«. Heads Try them today! 39c 17g No. JOJ cao Fancy Peas, Jell-Well Desserts, Your Choke, Fig. Pw rig. gc Jello Desserts, • Kraft Cottage Cheese, PM Cup 30c p ^ ik 29c SunAybank Margarine, Dalewood Margarine, «Sa Tomato Juice W Naw Pack! can 2 91c A I •«'^Laál m «. CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE COFFEE FROM THE FRESH STOCKS AT SAFEWAY! »69e Pan-Ready Real Meaty ,5c Sparkling Water, Cranberry Sauce lb. 19c 6/25c Whol»-K»riwl w«H ttotkod with Coca Cola, 4.««. Ultra Pear Halves, Ha,‘* H<*”* No Koop your rtfrigorator 7-Up Beverage, ib. 55c Sirloin Steaks, Oregon Walnuts Ginger Ale, c.„«. o,. COTTAGE GROVE READY-MIX 19e No. 303 Can HAM All stores may not have all brands OTHER FEATURES IN OUR MEAT SECTIONS Fruit Cocktail Pepsi Cola,. , One cubic yard of Ready-Mix Con­ crete will build a 27-foot walk three feet wide? Chickens or Ham—whichever you choose for your Easter dinner. Both are in fine taste and tradition —and if you make your choice at Safeway, you’ll have guaranteed satisfaction. That means money •^back if we fail to please you completely. 69« A Hires Root Beer, DID YOU KNOW THAT ) "good cottBU Concrete Products Bullillng Bkx*k>, all sises ¡ Her Blocks; etc. Durante Aluminum Window*. Waterproofing. satSa(e- selected, then Fresh Creamery Butter, 67c Best Foods Mayonnaise, **J,r 45c Pint Jar 43C NuMade Mayonnaise, Duchess Salad Dressing, **J*r 33c PM Jar 3$c Kraft Miracle Whip, Jumbo Ripe Olives,Ebo^ N*1 29c l-lb Bos 23c Soda Crackers, •*» •***• • Lb. Bo. 32C Riti Crackers, e»«*-*^* White Cake Mix,CiBel* 39c Hot Roll Mix. m » 27c SAfCW Ay CUARANTCCD PRODUCI Plump, Peds b 15c Fresh New PEAS New POTATOES c “:“„ L 3.35. New ASPARAGUS 227 Sweet-tender Avocados Calavos Each Radishes & Onions Celery 19c Bunch Crisp-groon Lb. Spinach 10-Ox. Collo Tomatoes 12 9c 2 p ^25 c c.iio Ng. 29c Grapefruit B-lb. Bag 45c Oranges 5-lb. Beg 45c Rhubart) Very good Artichokes 2»* 15c Lb. 19c u. 10c SAFEWAY