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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
Page Nine. Ja's Blifz he's met another problem. He's developed a cotton chopper which he estimates will chop from- 25 to SO acres ot cotton daily, per forming the work ot 100 men. TRIPLE CEOWN WINNERS NEW YORK Leslie MacMitch ell of New York university is the first runner since Bill Cox of Penn State to win the I. C. 4-A cross country; Indoor and outdoor mile championships In one season. Cox won the triple crown in 1926-27, University football candidates were born In Europe. Jack Bar mak, blocking back, and Bernard Feibish, veteran center, were both born in Russia. Nicholas Fortiages, tackle, is a Turk. German submarines sank 4118 enemy vessels and 1390 neutral Ufrirkefo NEW YORK Three New York vessels during World War L nrnwopfiTgqiiig feSThave proved too FlSSS'i Mormon eric i-i.nes. swlit mo- V"rJS imu. spraying THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON 1 i i L -pf i .w'7.rae battle ..lAets has aavancea that large scale lthi,.Utemay I .Mat ot tne Pw " fci ctor of th. C'SSshonuS "".ll with P4" " noru ble. One Uchnlques have d M lar to tne war w nf the crickets KVeabletosUy RSTrfi. year's KS'it highly im frv.t there will be a hatcb auniia . ........ itiaf a fnw men ft M11CVCB M" " Ed to key localiUes will be fcdean W any cattered L of crickets that may oc fcould the unforeseen hap Cth their airplanes, trucks Cm ipray the cricket flght UTproved their ability to (t( the cncxeis uciuic umv.. , as be done. . i- -.if.. In ettfhf fnr only u - . . ..J HnphPH hilt b unnero aim fff parte of the west which bve sunerea tne ucvwwwus jf. the Mormon criciret. thousands of dollars jt cropi have been destroy- tht ivarlclous appeurea 01 tun Young ana nis raor Moweri laced starvation L their tint year on the Id the Great Salt Lake etia ot the crickets at fiidr crops. Only the fabled lutved the early pioneers. tdij, the modern pioneers tittle ot the crickets have nil the cumbersome build- Eg fences, beating off the with crude implements ipretding of poison by tt Urge masses of the in reported, scout planes B from convenient airports lit the invaders. Then the ftfiUrti. xseonFarm )tch to Work HON. Mo. flJ.R) Dr. KmolTing, 78-year-old op to 'a 2,4B acre farm in Wttlei, has his own brand r Sroblem one that has do with unions or their W by the chore of keep to out of his many acres I la long staole cotton. t. PI developed a flock of pe. Their only chore was r tt grass. ,Kovered that mi .n't fcthtag lor nothing, even we. He has to keep the upy 10 they'll work. JBolving first brought his M the battle in 1909. He Ffz,TO acres in Dunk- W, Mo., anil inntt nf rt, J Rested with Johnson Pte the efforts of the ftzr? me Bras contin- r- Then the doctor B the nte.o. N year the grass was pwawe tne geese water- nc taen he's had i me pumns nfl f,i m& aU the fields. I Ml adontd . ....i ' Meves attains the best He feeds tt,. - lj , ecc&e nan Cpaa Provides them a tap ,b ftW.f FINE AS SILK A handful of silk threads that he raised and spun himself are reward for Bill Jarrell, who's experi menting with silk culture at the state prison farm in Atmore, Ala. He hatches silkworm eggs in home-made incubator. FEEDING PROBLEM Cheese cloth placed over hatching silkworm eggs, with mulberry leaves next to the. cloth, nour ish the worms which hatch, then crawl through cloth and eat the leaves. This is part of silk project at Atmore, Ala., prison. SILK IN THE RAW After 32 days of eating mulberry leaves every three hours, the silkworm starts spinning a co coon about his body. Bill Jarrell says 1,200 of these weigh a pound, is trying to perfect a machine for silk-spinning. ' trough with plenty ol drinking water, a special pond for bathing and plenty of shade trees for "off hour" relaxation. Dr. Klnsolvlng gays his present flock is well trained. The geese take their places In the rows of cotton, and march in order to the other end of the field, eating as they go. Then they travel on to the next field. Since his geese have turned out to - be such excellent caretakers, he's been working on and thinks f8 Ntlonal FitniicIiF: mm t&!Ltot of Wa, KmZL . a Wne" (it's the r.Kmeinber! and milt. v e5 F kn.Lt.77."' nerey. It'l V.airi i.1 'uur rood store. K!SPR0V,D'T -1 i xzy " PRJCES ARK FOR IW, AUG. 22 to kOH., AUa 28 tod C & H Sugar Jowb -69 White Satfn SngarS $559 Petvjel Pectin 3 pw25c Parowax Jelly Seal c5 lie ferRubbefM. 3e10c errReg.Ucfa 3d. 25c Ball Zinc Caps 19c BallSMoSIan ow. Do. 74c C P Pickling Spice tS? 10c PEACHES! Popnlsr Canning- varieties priced to save yon money V ? I 1 Mill t t 1 i r h 98c 18 lb. Flat Fancy J thick meated . Lb. tC Bananas Golden-ripe Pound 7?4c Grapes Seedless Thompson's Pound 7V2C Bell Peppers Field Grown Tomatoes 3 ib,.10c Buy now Prices are lowl kt rtii new roiaioesu. 3. no. i Bag Onions U. S. No. 1 Sweet 10 bc 25c 3c 12 Bai-23C Green Celery Crunchy and Tender .. lib. Lemons Sunkist . p fancy Lb. UC Watermelons Vzc Red-meated Klondykea ....Lb, Frodnee Prices are for Friday and Saturday Only Our experts select only the finest trades of meat; care ful handling and scientific refriseratlon brine tt to yon at peak of soodness. Every cut Is guaranteed! Bacon Fancy tuaarcur)d- -any alia piece lb. 25c ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING V can 52c Skinned Hams lb. 35c SwUt'a Premium whole or half Bacon Backs lb. . 24c Armour's) - , FIG BARS Plain or Whole Wheat 2 pkej. 1 9C Speas White Vinegar For Pickling ' Gal. Jug 43c SCHILLING CREAM TARTAR, 2 os. 13o 8CHILIING WHOLE CAYENNE, 1V$-M. to SCHILLING WHOLE CINNAMON, 1 M. So SCHILLING WHOLE GINGER, t os. .... o SCHILLING WHOLE ALLSPICE t Ol. .... 9e ' SCHILLING WHOLE MUSTARD SEED, OS So Beef Roast Stow Bool Blado cut . lb. 22c Pork steak Loan & Moaty lb. 29c iTocabto JwSgo io V - 8TODXT15 KCH BED JUICE IS A HEAL PICK UP -- STOKlXl 'I GOLDEN BITS OT DELICIOUS FRUIT Sirloin Steak Tondor, top quality stoor boot lb: 29c - ; FANCY K9, 2 8IEV?-rSWECT ., .1 -( Heinz Soups Xo.2 18 OZ. CAN EXCEPT CLAM CHOWDER and CONSOMME Leg O' Lamb Spring Lamb Shank Removed Lb. 27c Salad Dressing QT. JAR lie 12c 23c CASCADE BRAND Lamb Roast ... Shoulder Cantor Cute .. Lb. 21c Rib Lamb Chops Lb. 33c Harvest Blossom jTlour glft All Purpooo Family Flour o.oW T "M $19 Lamb Stew Lb. All Purpose Family 1 Kitchen Craft WI rw Now Enrlchod . N'S TEA 4Mb. sack Picnic Stylo Lb. MEAT PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Pork Roast 20c Nob Hill COFFEE 2fe'41c Edwards COFFEE 24c S 47c L ii". ii '11 I CI L LIPTO V4-lb. 29c AinvayCoffeo lacked from nariei to you Stora Ground Frath to Tost Order M 3 42 Llbby'a Mixed Voejoteblos, 303 tin C. 4 H. Maraschino Cherries, 5 cz. Bot. Dromodary Datos, 10 oz. Pk?. .. ............ HIros Root Boor, 26-oz. Bot. .. Goltba Crab Moat No. Vi can ...................... Old MU1 VInoaar, qt. Bottle Woster Maid Bluing, 12-oz. Bottle . 8.-0.-S. Pads, 10 pad pkg. Boardsloy Sliced Bool, Wi oz. Jar Cudahy'o Vlonna Sausage, No. Vi can ...... French's Mustard, 9-oz. Jar ............................ ' Fronch's) Bird Sood, pkg, Dng Kolloy Marmalade, lb. jar ....... Helm Pickles, Fresh Cucumber, 24-oz. Jar Chile Cos Came, Hormels, 3 841. cans 25c May Day Salad Oil, Qt, can . 37c Emerald Bay Spinach, No. 2Vi can .... Dlnty Moore Beef Stew, V lb. can . LOWEST PRICES HIGHEST QUALITY .. ... n IS 17c 5l 2 m mMore Sofmof 'Vahusl UOSm SALT FUoerlodM Pkg. Tt CO MMW FLOUR 4-ect.0t KEER SMORTEKIHQ 4 ft. eortoa 53c ' CALUMET BAKW8 POWDER VAm 17 1 SW1HS00WR CAKE FLOUR U. 22e SHREDDED MLSTOR CEREAL Fkg. 1 2e KELL088 CEREALS VartorAsst ekg.2Il HI-H0 CRACKERS u. Carioo 19a HOIEY MAID GRAHAM CRAX t..2o JELL WELL DESSERTSePaddi.g.3 pb lie JUNKET ICE CREAM POWDER 3 pks 259 CREME DE MENTHE CANDY th. ba I So BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER 2-ib.uI28e COLUMBIA DILL PICKLES Ho 2 If e VAL VITA CATSUP Met, bottle 9o PABSTETT CHEESE ISs REST FOODS MAYOR P31cQ'51c .MIRACLE WHIP, Qt Jar 37c DUCHESS SAUD DRESS. Qtlutlo 0ARDENSIDE HOT SAUOE S e lOo ARDENSIDE TOMATOES 2 No 14 19b SUGAR RELLE PEAS Xo.2ota.l2a BUTTER KERNEL CORI Ko.2. 12b HIGHWAY ASPARAGUS HalC l9o VAN CAMPS HOMINY Ko.2Hos 9t TIDELARD DICED CARROTS 2 Ko 2 u ISo CAMPBELLS POTATO SOUP S cue 2S RAROHO ASST. SOUPS ifros. eee Si ILERH AIRE FOY. GRAPEFRUIT 1 lc HARPER HOUSE PEARS No. 2 can lla SRO-COLA-HEW COLA HITI 6 &. 2I KAFFEE HAG COFFEE Lb. eta 33c FMSKIES-DOR FOOD 2-ib eta.2Sft 20-MULE TEAM SORAX l&ospklOl BORAX SOAP CHIPS 22.0s. pke 28l SU-PURB SOAP 217ck.34c Nil-ROM GRAB. S0AP24sb III VAIO CLEARER"" 2le tail"" ft. th. jT " d"'' "''e
