Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, May 17, 1918, ELECTION SPECIAL, Image 6

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    Subscribe Now to the National and Local
RED CROSS WAR FUND
Monday, M ay 20, to Monday, M ay 27
T h e A m erican National Red Cross asks for $100,000,000 for w ar relief for llu*. fiscal
yea r— one dollar each for e v e r y man, w om an and child living in the United States.
T h e re are those w h o are unable to give. Y o u are asked to make a real sacrifice, if
necessary, in support of the relief of the suffering and misery in and behind the w ar
zone. W ill you do your part? A r e you ready to take up your share o f responsibility?
D ecide n ow w hat your subscription w ill b e— make it large enough to represent a real
sacrifice.
Tw o Campaigns in One
In order to conserve time and effort, the Cottage Grove Red Cross Branch
“ d riv e " for war funds, for the fiscal year 1918 1919, has been combined
with the national ‘ ‘ drive’ May 20 to 27.
A local " d r iv e " is necessary at
this time as the Branch and its auxiliaries are out of funds and the work
must not stop.
Subscriptions to the local fund may be paid in full with
subscription; or part cash and balance in twelve equal monthly payments
beginning June 1; or all of subscription may be paid in twelve equal monthly
payments beginning June 1, 1918.
IM P O R T A N T —The National Red Cross must lw supported first
Alter
you have made your subscription to the National Red Cross war fund, then
make your subscription to the local Red Cross Branch fund, to be paid within
a year.
CONTINUOUS RAISING OF FUNDS PLAN N E D TO BE E LIM IN
ATE D —It is hoped that sufficient funds for the Cottage Grove Branch and
auxiliaries will be raised during the present " d r iv e " in order that further
local Branch Red Cross "d r iv e s " for funds during the coming fiscul year,
June 1918 to June 1919, may not be necessary.
Conserve Time and Energy; Subscribe to Local W ar Fund Now
Every drop of energy is needed by the workers of the Red Cross Branch
and auxiliaries in making up the quota of Red Cross garments and surgical
supplies. Our boys in and behind the trenches are expecting us to do our
part at home
W ill you help by making your subscription NOW for the
coming year to the Branch und auxiliaries war fund und by so doing save
continuous duplication and waste of effort in raising funds’
Summary of Work Accomplished During Year
Number of Red Cross members of the Cottage Grove Branch and eight
auxiliaries, including Divide, Dorena, Saginaw, Hebron, London,
The Cedars, Latham and Mount View
1401
Completed Garments on Hand and Shipped During Fiscal Year— Pajama
suits, 496; bed shirts, 227; bed socks, 540 pairs; operating leggings,
59; hot water bottle covers, 40; wash cloths, 094 dozen; masks, 400
Knit Garments Shipped and on Hand During Fiscal Year— Wool socks,
316 pairs; sweaters, 184; helmets, 226; mufflers, 53; mitts, 52 pairs
Number of Surgical Dressings Shipped or on Hand During Fiscal Year,
including all kinds
.................................. ........................
8349
Statement of Cottage Grove Red Cross Branch and Auxiliaries
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FOR FISCAL Y E A R BEGINNING JUNE, 1917, AND ENDINO M A Y 15, 1918
Supplies & Incidentals
Purchased
9% yds. oil cloth at 21c............
1
yd. lining at 12c .....................
1 yd. lining at 16c.......................
.12
.Supplies........................................
.10
Mrs Burkholder, y a rn .................$
29 yd « 9-4 bleached sheeting. 45c
13.05
39 yds. India linon at 12c ............
4,08
S U P P L IE S P U R C H A S E D OF L O C A L
594 yds. No. bleached gauze at He
47.52
M E R C H A N T S A T OR N E A R COST
37 yds. muslin at 10c.................
5.92
(Hmall items condensed for »pace;
50 yds. muslin at 10% c.................
8.25
Pow ell & Hemenway
50 lbs. cotton b aft« at 12c............
0.72
58 spool« thread at 5c................. 4
2.90
8 spools sansilk at 4<-...................
112 spools knitting cotton at 4<-
4.48
12
20 large 30-yd. tape at 30e.........
0.00^
05 1-2 yds. muslin (fi 15c............
Muslin.............................................
115 12 yds. outing flannel (a 20c
.00
9.82
,5o
23.10
W. C. Johnson & Company.
31 lbs. yarn (ft 0 5 ..................... 4 20.15
Muslin.......................
0
2.20
yds. gauze (fi 10c ............................00
288 yds. outing flannel (ij 20c..
57.00
The Fair Store.
49 yds. outing flannel (a 2 0 c ...4
9 80
0 pkgs. paper tow els............................ 50
Hupplie*..........................................
jo
McMorran & Washburne.
40 skeins yarn (a *5 c................. 4 34.00
1 skein yarn @ 90c.....................
2 skeins yarn (a 95c...................
2 skeins yarn (5. 41.00.................
2 skeins yarn (fi 41.05.................
Umphrey & Mackln.
80% yds. 36-in. outing, 2 1 % c ...4
47% yds. 30-in. outing, 1 7 % c ...
594% yds. 27-in. outing, 14% c..
1180% yds. 27-in. outing. 10%c
0 yds. 27-in. outing, 18c..............
1 paper p attern .............................
23 pkgs. pins at 4c......................
134 1-8 yds. jeans at 19 % c........
24 yds. oil cloth at 2 2 % c ............
,po
] po
2.00
2.10
17.25
8.38
80.20
191.80
1.08
.07
.92
20.14
5.40
12 large 30 yd. tape at 37c............
4.44
200 spools sewing thread at 4 e ..
10.40
2 doz. thread at 5 0 < -...,............
1.00
20 doz. pearl buttons at 4e..........
.80
3 doz. pearl buttons at 3e..........
.09
32 doz. pearl buttons at 8c ........
13 pkgs. needles at 4c.................
.52
3.00
23% skeins yarn at 05c..............
15.27
9% skeins yarn ut 75c...............
7.14
49 3 8 lbs. yarn at 43.25.............. 100.91
1 doz. button molds.....................
1 broom..........................................
1 mop..............................................
3 rolls toilet paper.....................
.05
.90
.11
.20
Modern Pharmacy.
I ledger............................................4
.50
1 record book.................................
1.00
¡Stationery and in k ...........................
.50
2 pkgs. d y e ...................................
.20
1 cash book..................................
.35
8 lbs. absorbent cotton at 4 0 c ...
3.20
Paper towels. . . ...........................
1.45
2.2*1
7.25
1836.89
4.72
8831.17
W H O LE S A LE PURCH ASES A T
N E T COST
5 eases cotton at 413 50............. 4 07 50
Freight...........................................
8.25
Northwest Red Cross & Eugene Chapter.
2141 yds gauze at 9c..................4192.09
3400 yds. gau/e seconds ut 0 , j<- 212 50
20 bolts (30 yd .) tape at 5 0 c ....
10.00
I bale oakum moss.......................
19.75
100 lbs. absorbent cotton at 35c
35310
15
Brought forw ard ........................... 4831.17
lb«, absorbent cotton at to c ..
Contributions from Auxiliaries
ami Districts:
Div ide........................ 437.HO
C ed a rs......................
2.22
Doremi..........................92.25
Huginnw..................... 10 tut
Wildnoiiil.................. 10 «5
Mount V iew .............. 10310
182.32
Cash sales Ked Cross s t o r e ,..,
Hales o f insignia.........................
239,55
29 75
ti 00
I I I lbs. sock y a rn ....................... 255.30
rielschner M ayer & Company.
I shipment y a rn ...........................
.30.00
24 gros» buttons and p o s ta g e ...4 20.93
lied Cross E m b le m s .......................
4310
2338 yds. tape...............................
25.58
Insignia..........................................
23.30
584 yds. bleached muslin, 23%c 137.42
15 sets knitting needles at ( O r . .
3.00
1 pkg pins.....................................
.80
Freight advanced on shipments.
3.73
Freigh t............................................
.97
2.50
45 sets knitting needles at 8c ..
Rock River Cotton Company.
4
Merchandise returned..................
.32
2 pkg. pins (5. 5c.................................. 10
doz. buttons (& 5 c...............
Dorena M ercantil* Company.
2.00
$ 2 , 680.10
92 , 864.78
Balance purchases past due and
unpaid.............. .........................
894.72
43.649 60
Inventory of Supplies on Hand
May 16, 1918.
American Thread Company.
0 do/., mercerized thread at 45c 4
2.70
12 boxes knitting cotton ............
11.40
25 do/.. Ousting thread at 41 3 5c
11.15
«0 do*, sewing thread at 18c...
28.80
M iller Calhoun & Company.
14
gross buttons......................... 4 12.50
1 doz. basting th read...................
.53
Moore Watsou Dry Goods Company
IN C ID E N T A L E X P E N S E
Postage and stationery............... 4 5.24
Freight and express.....................
«.14
Wood...............................................
4.70
N ails...............................................
.20
Telephone calls..............................
3.75
Expense June Ked Cross D riv e .. .34 40
Sundries Ked Cross room ............
|,76
Incidentals not item ized.............
82.05
2430 yd« outing at 21c.............. 4511 50
F reigh t............................................
4138 23
6.00
T o ta l....................................
J. V. Farwell & Company.
13,649 50
1557 yds outing ut 2 3 % r...........43*15 90
00 lbs. yarn at 43.50 ..................... 240 00
Freigh t............................................
11.05
Wyman Partridge & Company.
Wynne It Klme,
1 tin p a il........................................4
.45
515 yds. 30 in. bleached outing
DesLarzes Brothers.
1 broom........................................... 4
1 P*K- gold duct...........................
7 gal kerosene at 12c......................
.87
.24
.84
at 27%c....................................... 4I4MM
014 3 4 yds. 30-in. jeans, 2 0 % c.. 102.91
12 gross pearl buttons.............
8.09
Freight............................................
8.9«
Statement of Receipts
Contributions...............................4 53 60
50 per cent o f membership dues 185.50
25 per cent o f 1917 June drive 1,3« I 8«
C ity benefits...............................
141.40
Net proceeds December mem
bersi)ip d rive............................ 480.90
A t Hurglral Dressing Rooms.
I eases cotton butts at 413.50. . . 4 54310
58 butts at 10...............................
«319
75 rolls absorbent cotton at 40c 30.00
2700 yds gauze lit 8 % c .............. 188.75
8268.84
A t Hewing Rooms.
208 yds. tw ills ............................... 65.12
1921 yds. flan a id at 21............... 403.41
591 gauze for masks...................
47,52
1557 yds. flannel at 2 3 % ............ 385.90
Freight............................................
9,73
580 3 4 yds. muslin....................... 137.42
« gross tape...................................
Ill 60
‘ ‘ •ns.................................................
Freight.................................................... ..
»1,030.37
258.84
T " ,h*........................................ »1.280 21
(Th e above yardage supplies include
32 bed shirts « Hit 45 pnjaiiiH suits made
up and on liniul »