CLEAS
THAT GUN
Let IGA Help You
Cut Your
Dennison s
Fine
KEEP HUNTING A SAFE SPORT
FORÉSI ANO GRASS
CHiLI
With Beans
No. I Tall Cans
Fisher's
Delicious
Food
CHEESE
Cost
Food Spread
IVorA Pennies of
Minors Explained
Oregon's Wage and Hour Com
FATHER AND SOX NK.iiT at J«'ff« rson-Adams and Harrison
both Tuesday mission sets up a system of work
permits which are referred to in
and Thursday evenings. Pictured here is the lunchroom at •Jefferson, where yar. nth am! sons enjo>ed the following questions. The pur
a Chuck Wagon lunch.
pose of this system is to prevent
EllIsfort’? Ldîs
Trmìag Sshed
see what a difference
C H makes
R< 1SELURC
next several v.
IN TEXTURE...IN TASTE...
IN ALL-AROUND PERFECTION
The
weeks for Or iron s Fourth Dis-
CH
cane
sugar
-,
I
worth
Au
for x;ii«’.
, Ellsworth
I counts i’
I and ini'
er of I'«
wn
■>
ilarris Ells-
h s schedule
• n counties
' Cciobo- 16 to 19
i’> r
-i
;>e remuind-
w "k rn 1 the 23rd.
'■hedui'1 talk to the
Brookings R
club, di finite
plans for ■ U akin;; dales have not
been mad«
' d striet, the
Congres: rru’ < vp irs is not in
! the natur.’ •■
aking tour It
i all parts
minor workers from taking jobs
detrimental to their health, school
ing and morals.
O How long must a permit
he issued for my son to work?
A. Until he reaches the age of
18 permits are required for th«-
industrial employment of everv
minor.
Q. What is the procedure for
getting a work permit?
A First, th«- minor's birth
certificate or sufficient evidence
of age must he on record at the
Bureau of I.alxir. Secondly, the
minor secures an application, of
which part is completed by
minor and the remainder by the
employer who describes the job
offered The signature of one
parent is necessary. When the
job is approved for the minor as
meeting
régulât ions.
promit is issued to the employ
er to employ the minor, nexer
to th«1 minor. A permit is re
quired for each job.
Q Why dot’s the Bureau of
Labor need the minor’s birth
certificate?
A. Record of a birth certifi
cate or other sufficient evidence
of age is required because child
labor regulations are bast'd on
and vary with the age of a
minor.
If you have a question, write
Commissioner Norman O. Nilsen,
State Bureau of Labor, Salem,
Oregon.
-date on local
developnwu. s
htam first
Have you tried the new "ORANGE BLOSSOM" CAKE?
hand knowi<'d’
the problems
Ask your grocer for recipe.
d’strict He
plans to inspect
1 government
projects and contact ho local of
fices of government agencies.
For the man who wants something "BETTER
The followin'; week. October 24
through October 29, Congressman I
Ellsworth' will be in Josephine and
Jackson counties, concluding with
attending an American Legion
meeting Saturday.
The week
October 31,
,u’ Linn county While there h«’ Ie ¿Irv in ftroon«
00
will also at’end the annual meet-
5
Vf CgWR
ing of the Willamette Basin Com- ' —
Down
Onl>
Employment
in Oregon in
mission to be held in Corvallis
10,2(X) during August,
November 3, and then go to Port creased
bringing the number of non-farm
will hold your purchase until
land for thn Republican Western workers
to 494,300, highest in
Conference.
years
and
_ „ .
_ „ ,
,
« three
—
,
— - -
— within
........... 1,400 of the
December 20th.
Following the Portland confer- 15)52 summer all-time peak
Vlk-ti/wf k onio.
k. will
...Ill spend;
____ 1 »V Estimates made * by . the State
ence, Ellsworth
says he
a few days at home and get Unemployment
Compensa-i
The ideal gift for him. A real token of regard is this handsome
eaught up on office work and will i tion Commission in cooperation
address the banquet of the Ore-j with the U. S Bureau of Labor
Thomasbeen Gabardine shirt. Custom tailored in all the new con Motor Court association on Statistics and based on reports
November 8 in Roseburg. Then he from about 2,000 employers show
colors including beige, powder blue, luggage, charcoal, leaf w ill spend a week in Lane county, that food processing, lumber and i
The Congressman and Mrs. construction were responsible for
green, mint green, cream, ElLworth are planning to leave , 8,400 of the new jobs, while the
for Washington. D C. early in De- i remainder were scattered among I
flame red, silver grey, comber. Meanwhile, he states, his transportation, utilities, trade and
office in th«’ Pacific Building in service.
Lumber and wood products re-
maroon, aqua and gold Roseburg is open and he can be
reach d whether at home or trav- ported 93,100 workers, about 29,-
000 more than last summer dur
and it is washable. eling by contacting that office.
His office in Washington, D.C., ing the labor dispute. Of the 2,900
persons
hired
last
is also open full time, he says, af additional
fording him prompt and effective month, only 1,000 were in log
contact with government agencies ging and sawmills which usually
have about 80 per cent of the in
there.
dustry’s jobs.
Food processing hired 3,400 per
sons but the total of 25,100 was
1.800 under August, 1954. More
than half of these were in can
27 colors to
nery and pieserving plants.
Construction jobs rose to 29,-
choose from
800. highest in nearly three years,
t E-W Construction Co., Eugene, hut under summer-time employ
bidding $17,820. Tuesday was low ment in 1950, 1951 and 1952.
Wholesale and retail trade ? re-
of two bidders when bids were
work. 1,500
opened by the Portland District, ported 109,300
Corps of Engineers. for excavation more than a year ago. but under
and timbering of two test pits for similar figures for 1952 and 1953.
Transportation and utilities rose
subsurface investigation of the
proposed Cougar dam site on the 500 last month to 48,500, higher
South Fork McKenzie River in than last year but lower than in
previous summers. Little change
Lane County.
the perfect gift for him
Government estimate for th? was shown by other main groups.
work was $24.800. Only othi • I 3
der was D. C. Toye & Co., Tic..
Behind the Scenes
Portland, with $20,320.
I» ■
must be ready tor use not la « i In American Business
than November 15. Bids w<
II
EVERYTHING FOR MEN”
(by Reynolds Knight)
vited under erial GIVE!.”! .",5-
026-56-35.
CAN OUTPUT RISES Ameri
A. W. Helliwcll
Congress has appropriated $5 O. cans are getting more and more
Phone 65
517 Main
000 with which to continue plan from tin cans. Fruit, vegetables,
ning and start constriction ot the juices, beer and pet foods were
$37,0()(),000 Cougar Dam project. mainly responsible for the increase
It will be located 4.4 miles above of almost 6 per cent in can pro
the mouth of the South Fork Mc duction for the first half ol 1955
We Pay the Postage
Kenzie River.
compared with first-half 1954, ac
A rock-fill type embankment, it cording to the American Can Com
•iKlostd luid I—
will be 1,500 feet long with a max pany.
ThomM Shirts
More than four and a quarter ।
imum height o( 445 feet from
to« which lend me
foundation to crest. A gated chute billicn cans were produced for I
s«z»$.
colors___________
spillway and outk’t works will be fruits, vegetables and juices in
the six-month period, and mor«' ;
address.-
located in the lett abutment.
name
Construction of this unit in the than three billion Ix’er cans were
.state
city
Corps of Engineers’ comprehensive turned out. Both figures represent
plan of devekipment of the Wil- 10 per cent gains, the company
lametto River Basin will require said.
five years.
Another gainer was the tinless
motor oil can, a pioneer in Can- I
co's constant campaign to free
the nation from the danger of tin
shortages. Prodtiction of these .
tinless cans rose 6 per cent. Other-
production increases were reg- :
istered in seafood and shortening !
containers.
THINGS TO COME One pip«’
stem, made of gold-plated alumi
Two decades ago, 7,000 children died every
num, comes with as many as nine
year of whooping cough. Last year, only 310
removable bowls An electronic
dingbat for signaling when a shaft
children died of whooping cough. What ex
or bearing is wobbling can tie at
plains the difference? It’s the new wonder
tached to any machine which must
operate for long periods An alu
drugs— unknown two decades ago. Priceless
minum device to lie attach«’d to a
drugs? Sure! Yet the price of the average
fishing line between hook and
sinker is supposed to help the ng
prescription hasn't gone up any more in 20
miss submerged obstacles as it's
years than has the price ot a pound of coffee.
retrieved A folding picnic table,
complete with two benches. seats
16 persons.
THE ONLY .ANE SUGAR REFINED IN THE WEST!
LAY-A-WAY NCW!
FOR CHRISTMAS
ÄÄ Aug. Employment
•SO
Eugene Firm Bids
I ow on Cougar
Dam Test Project
IGA New Enrich«» i AU Purpose
FAMILY FLOUR 07?
3-lb. Can
CLOTHING MAINTENANT E
Today's Prescription Is the Biggest Bargain in History
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
Double Saving Stamps ou Prescription
Army enlisted men receive 14
cents a day after they have been ’
in the service six months for the
maintenance of their Army-issued
clothing. Enhsted men with at
least three yearn' service receive 1
$5 40 a month Officers are indi
vidually responsible for purchas
ing and maintaining their own
clothing items.
AF
Sno-Kreem Pure Vegetable
o9C
29c
SHORTENING
No. 1 Tall Can
IGA jumu
Sliced nuwuuun
Hawaiian
tun
PINEAPPLE
your family
will surely enjoy.
IGA
Light Meat
Grated
For a Really Good Cup of Coffee
SUNNY MORN
. .
I-lb. Pkg.
OEf
Fresh Ground. O*"
TUNA
LEAN PORK
STEAK
Tender, Good Kating
STOCK UP
NOW!!
Lb
ASK FOR (HR SPECIAL
PRICES ON ( ISE GOODS.
TREMENDOUS SAV INGS ON
CORN, PEAS, BEANS, ETC.
Hormel's Tender Smoked
HalforWhole
Lb. s* J V
“
3 $|00
FRANKFURTERS
PORK LIVER
SLICED BACON-.ÄU..39c
55c
CHILI ROLLS
Large
Juicy
COTTAGE
Fresh
Tender
TOMATO
JUKE
Lbs.
E -,
Lb.
Each
CAKE MIX
PEACHES
4pk9s $1=
Betty Crocker
White-Yellow-Dev. Food
THE MEN’S TOGGERY
7,000 DEATHS THEN 310 NOW
f W
Pheasant
Freestone
Large No. 2^2 Can
4 99c
Snow flake
Saltine* Soda
IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
U.S.
P0TAT0E5B0 - 29c
CABBAGE
.3c
ORANGE »
CRACKERS
45«
Lightly Salted
Lb. Box
Kraut
BRING IN YOUR
COUPON
And take advantage of the
GRAPES
Friendly Service —
(' uiimiúi
Flame
Tokays
nt Shopping
. 10c
additio.nal savings offered
by using them.
Ad Prices for Thurs.-Sun., (let. 13-IG Inclusive
MW MARKET
5th Street and Highway •PHONE 17/ • Cottage Grove 4