The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 17, 1936, Page 6, Image 6

T i m KM » A V , H r.IT T M I l f It I«.
, GO TTA! IK OWOVK. OW FOON
c o n sist of a se rlse of m an y b rief
ta lk s by n ia rk e tln g o fficials, col
lege sp e c ia lists a n d
c o m m ercial
p o u ltry n ie n , w ith tim e for d leeu a
ruaalon b etw een, say s II K Cosby,
head of th e p o u ltry d e p a rtm e n t.
S u b je cts to he dlocuaaed wilt In
elude « ogles of the p ro d u c tio n and
m a rk e tin g o u tlo o k In O regon, feed
lug a n d m o u ltin g p ra ctic e s, e le c tric
floor d ry in g , dise ase c o n tro l and
sid e lig h ts on th e W orld Ihm llrv
co n g ress
STRATOSPHERE GONDOLA
PRESCRIPTIONS
A
11
COMING
r o PACIFIC
international
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
—PROMPTLY FILLED
—REASONABLY PRICED
TODAY*« TAXtM lKA M
In th e belief th a t th e g e n e ra l
public, w hich u ltim a te ly pays all
tax e s any w ay , should know w hat
h id d en a sse ss m e n ts It Is p a y in g to
w ard the ro e t of g o v e rn m e n t, a
grow ing n u m b e r of m a n u fa c tu re !a
a r e callin g a tte n tio n to th e hidden
tax in th e p ric e of th e p ro d u c ts
th ey sell.
tin e of th e la te st to a d o p t th ia
m ea su re Is a New
Y ork lau n d ry
w hich h a s b e g u n to add a flat tw o
c e n ts c h a rg e to eac h b u n d le of
lau n d ry to c o v er u n em p lo y m en t In ­
s u ra n c e a n d social se c u rity costs
A n a tio n a lly k n o w n b a k e ry Is con
atd e rtn g p rin tin g on th e w rapjier
Ilf eac h loaf of b re a d a n o tice th a t
tw o r e n te of th e p u rc h a se p rice of
Ihe b re ad la going to |iay th e cost
of g o v e rn m e n t________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
WE A PPR EC '1 ATE YOU R
patronage
K elly D rug Co.
Historic Oregon
, ,e r , a n d a lta r s a d o rn ‘‘ J * * “ »1
M l sta in e d glass w indow s lig h t t
A nd th e sp irit of Dr. M clxiughl n
seem s to ho v er o 'e r it-
Sine« rv ad iu g th e 'S o u l of A m er­
ica" by E v a E m e ry Dye, 1 h ave
been a n x io u s to v isit h isto ric sp o ts
of Old O regon.
O n a re c e n t v isit to P o r tla n d , a s
g u e st of M rs. J o h n Silsbv, a fo rm ­
M iss B eth R ic h a rd so n re tu rn e d
e r re sid en t o f th is city, I w as pri­
vileged to le a rn m uch a bout old to h e r w ork a t P o rtla n d Sunday
pioneers. Mrs. Sitoby’s g r e a t g ra n d ­ a f te r spending a m o n th a t hom e
Mi s
m
o th
J e ----------
r n u n * C ooper, cam e w ith h e r p a re n ts. Mr. and
u iv
eo e e r. ,, Mrs.
— —
to
regon
th e ..........
early
fo rtie s v a J o h n R ich a rd so n
t o v O ire
g o r. in
iu
••
w
.a from T
imonia
__ R ic h a rd G a rm a n J r . is building
boat
T a a s . m
a n ia . H»»r
H er i'.
h u Uî»l',t
sb a n lit*
d
w as a B ritish se a c a p ta in a n d M rs . house on his land for his p a r e n t..
C ooper did n o t w a n t h e r tw o sons M r a n d M rs R i c h a r d G a r m a n Sr.
to follow th e sea. T h ey
of B lack B u tte
Mr a n d M rs O R- E nuix.-n a n d
O kl O regon, a n d
¿ailed.
tM ing
th r if tv folk th ey had sa v in g s, a n d son of Y reka. Cal., drove up Sun
th ese w ere in v este d in m e rc h a n ­ d a v m o rn in g b rin g in g M r- Kren-
dise and placed ab o ard ship. They «11 s m o th e r. M rs E. J. M arcy and
e n c o u n tre d a typ o o n a n d h a d to h e r
little
g ra n d d a u g h te r. J o a n
toes o v rb o a rd all fre ig h t to save M arcy, w ith th em , w ho a f te r a tw o
th e h u m a n c arg o A rriv ed w ith a w e e k s Visit re tu rn e d S u n d ay eve-
sm all sum o f m oney. Mr. C ooper
Miss V era G llh am
accom -
to o k up lan d n e a r D undee a n d nlng
a s f a r a s A shland.
planted th e firs t w a ln u t o rc h a rd
d
will a tte n d
n o rm al
•here. T hey a lso resid ed in w h a t u » h e r e she
Mrs.
now W est L in n , a n d o nce in t h e S c h o o l
opened
M onday
T h ere
« n e e of the m en fo lk . M rs. < oop-
•
N ew ton ,, te a c h e r
er’s hom e aras su rro u n d e d b . « Id.
enrolled, six of th em
w hooping In d ian s. She b a rre d th e w ere
P«P ‘-*
door, g ra b b ed a n ixe. a n d ah° “ t
* ^ . elve
h igh
school
.In d e n ts
th ro u g h th e b a rre d w n d o s r Any
high school
In d ia n w ho tr ie s to « » « r w ill h av e fro
Q ro ve M onday T hey
at* b a y ^ u n tíí s h e 'h e a r d t i e sound a re M arto O U h . ^ 1 - d e l .
J t s r t f f T
M
s
S X . x
........
of
,k
s ra n n ashore'
o h»* a seized
a n n d s
sp'ran“
i d p u t hla
th e g u I n n d ia
m n t T h e very sp o t w h ere th is
£ £ £ i ? k „ o w ^ , o T h is fam ily
W> drove to O re g o n C ity to visit
Dr M cL aughlin ', old hom e
He
»•a, -he fo u n d e r of O reg o n C ity,
H u d so n 's bay fa c to r a t V an-
-ouver. th e n B ritish te rrito ry . Due
•o th e fa c ’ th a t he fu rn ish e d so
m uch help to O regon im m ig ra n ts.
S n d
Who w ished to hold Ore-
• c
ron te r r ito ry a s th e ir ow n. rem ov-
rd him fro m his post. H e cam e to
Oregon C ity, b u ilt his hom e »nd
th rew in h is lot w ith th e A m eri­
cans. H is a ssista n c e In s e ttlin g the
c o u n try wa-’ in v alu a b le a n d his
m em ory is h o n o re d by all tru e
A m ericans
H is hom e 10 a huge sq u a re m an-
sion built in 1M4. of w ooden con­
stru c tio n th ro u g h o u t. W ith sm all
«me« in th e w indow s, a n d long
X n re lle d p a n e s beside th e fro n t
“ " a c r e A sta irw a y lea d s to th e
ipper « to n f r ° m th e t n i r in c e halL
ro th e le f t o f th is h a ll Is a long
-
m X ^ fo r^ rp u ^ a e .
- h u
I t s’tood
M r a l u a |d w r e halh m it. E x p lo re r I I . m id ( l e f t
G e n e r a l o » . . . r U e - t. i . r
' I . o r Allier» » S im en » ,
X A n d e rs o n . I
•». A lim A i C o rp » .
Krone rid
G ondola of th e s tr a to s p h e r e rich p.-lxe- a n d lilie s
balloon th a t c a rrie d M a 'o r Albert Inc. hull doggln... barehii.-g rid in g
AV S l e i e n s a n d C api.i n I 'r v ll A und llru h tu a s te e r r id ln . will all
.Anderson of th e I S Army a r c o n trib u te to a e o e ro u s p ro g ram
co rp s 7» UOtl feel abo e ll- e e a rth of th r ills a n d sp ills
C om petili
fe r p u b lie In te re st
w ill be on d ls p la i al th- I'a rlflc
In te rn a tio n a l l.lv e-lo c » t• \p o silln n .iilh th e R o d e o will lie one of Ihe
ni -t e la b o ra le h o rse «hows in
in P o rtla n d O ctober
In
Im m ed iately a f te r ill- slo w in g year*, w ith high .to p p in g
blue
In P o rtla n d , w hich Is sp o n so red hi bloods In a ll aad d l* a n d h a rn e ss
th e S a l ei'.il G eo g rap h ic Sucleii d a s . e . r o i n p s l l o g
Ihe gondola will be shlpy. I to the
H ig h lig h t of th e H o f e
Show
S m ith so n ia n I n s titu te (or le rtu a
wilt be a n e x h ib itio n by ih e U nited
n e n t e x h ib it. T h e hl to .» m aking S la te s Arm H o r.e Show l e s i l i a
a sc en t of th e E x p lo re r 11. w h lrb g roup of •-
led r a ia lr y o lflc e is
e sta b lish e d an all l i m e a ltitu d e w ho a re ra te d a . th e liewi rid e rs in
re co rd , wa* m ade from R a p id C ity. th e c o u o liy
They will d e m o n
S D . N o .e iu b e r 11. I 9 J 5
s tr a te lh> co u rse of lu m p , e x e c u t
T he g o n d o la of (he E x p lo re r II cd at th i O lym pic r i m e in lle rlin
Is hut one of m any new e d u c a tio n
Adis •• e n lr le s Insure a m am
al und e n te r ta in m e n t f e a tu r e s fo r
'm o th - 'w in g o f b o t h ilv e » « o rk
n s to rs to th e JS th a n m ul P acific
h t r I p r o d u c i « f o r e a c h o f Ih »
I n te rn a tio n a l 1.1»,'-tuck
E xposi­ and
.lit» « « t i r iti u i i 'h F I f '» i l
tion a cc o rd in g t o t ) M P c .m n ie r 19 r
nF of th e M po«ttlon biilM
arr*
g e n e ra l m a n a g e r of tb s
W e s t’s
h. «> In clu d a «lair, r a llie
ir,
g r e a te s t Ih e s to c k a n d lan d pn>
li r a i t
fai
«l»»*k
*wln<
rí
d u c ts show
and
i»e1
hol « -
« tir e p
p o u ltry
E n te rta lu m e n t fe a tu re s I m l m l e
( ih k
t o n t e d o ft» . la n d p ro d u c t» ,
a Itodeo w hich come« a s I h e t i n « '
• la ir* p r o d u c t « , w ild lif e . t It C lu b
of all w e«teru show s tin« y e a r and
Sm ih lltikb«** to c n ilo n a l
a t w hich th e g ra n d chan pion cow a n d
bov of th e w orld will he selected hlbi it»
•r.»3« will be a n o th e r b a n n er
Ace bro n c rid e rs a n d <op cow
ir for th e P acific In te rn a tio ii
h a n d s of th e n a tio n will he seen
ptiM llrted P lu m m e r
• e n g Ih e tr best for a s h a r e In M e al
T h e H o m e M e d ic in e C h e a t
A m edicine cheat In th e hom e t«
indlapenaable. It should c o n tain the
follow ing: Iloracic lint, m edicated
Iv a P n h ilip
P a tte
« n - - - y w as hom e m rer^the cotton wool, bandacea of various
»(sea, needle and cotton, sterilized
w eek end. going ba
•
f WJXI |1£N for
IVI
» burn»,
»XSI I«»», «Ulin«,'H»
a n tise p tic
S u n d a y e vening Miss
A nnabelle l| dreaalnc»
G llc rist and m o th e r. Mrs. Jessl* guuze. oiled »Ilk. adhesive tap e or
_ p t la
_ . s
» te
* ~ r . in
I - • tw
— o
«» sixes,
.l .s a s e m
. n a edicine
, l l o l n u m ess
G llc rist. ta k in g him as fa r a s .
ure and m edicine glass, an eye-bath,
vallia.
R oy M urry - - hom e from his glass syringe, clinical therm om eter,
p a ir of scissors, p a ir of fo rce p s or
w ork o ver th e w eek . n
tw e eters, h o ttie of Iodine, hottie of
E a rl Jo h n so n o f D onna r
h o m r M nday » fte r -pending
sal-volatile, sm elling salts, a sm all
w<.„k helpinK w ith th e th re s h in g In
supply of the usual ap erien ts, liiecs-
, he neighborhood
,w „ ,.r
cuanha wine, sulphur, tin e sn d bor-
Ml»s
am olne c M
ee of Dex
Mis« L
E arnom
s o cK
i»~-
„ ln , mPn„ |f poisons s r e to he
r f ■TUrnru
t u r n r d to h e r --------
hom e —
Sunday a f te , r
kept, they should be locked In a
tw o week»’ atay w ith h e r g ra n d
s e p a ra te co m p artm en t and should
m o th e r Mrs. C la ra T aplln.
A n 8H -p o u n d boy w as b o rn VA ea- be suitably labeled. T he m edicine
nesday, S e p tem b e r ». to Mr. and chest ahould he well aw ay from
c h ild ren 's reach.
M r- Ad H e a th He h a s been nam
ed R ic h a rd H arold. Mr» J C. B uk-
e r Is sta v in g w ith Mrs H e ath
1787
A 7 , -pound son w as b o m r r l -
F ir » t A m e r ic a n P la y
d a y a t th e M c F a rla n d m a te rn ity
T h e first play w ritten by in Amer-
horne
C o ttag e G rove to M r an«l lean to tie p re sen te d p rofessionally,
■
i
Mr
C layton B lm m ons H e
h a s "T h e C o n trast," a com edy
by Col
been n am ed D onald R a e
Itoyall C. T yler, w as produced hy a
_■
com pany of E nglish p lay e rs at the
John s tr e e t th e a te r. New York, In
1787. W ithin th re e w eeks a f te r Ty
ler, an aid e on George W ashington's
staff, saw his first play he w rote,
re h e a rse d nnd w itnessed th e open
»
-
T
lug of one of his ow n! It could nol
received by th e c h a m b e r o f c o m - be produced In his n a tiv e B oston lie
cau se th e re Do oae his w ords) the
th e a te r w as " th e vestibule of hell."
m erce.
____ _____________
?r :
.n g in a lly by th e riv er «»hl« * h e r e
Ito flour m ill w as located. O ld Ore-
T bs B lue C o st H ospital
•on C ity w a s b u ilt by th e falls
N ew Y o rk h a s th e la r g e s t popu­
T h e B lue float hospital of L iver­ latio n o f a n y s ta te In th e U nion
’o rta n d In th o se d a y s w as b u t a
andlng p lace a m o n g stu m p s far- pool was estab lish ed In 1708 for o r­ 12,889,000 persona.
A ir line h o ste sse s m ay not w eigh
phan* and fa th e rle ss children, born
h e r up th e riv er.
___________ m o re th a n 120 pounds.
Mrs. M c L au g h lin w as a full w ithin th e borough
ilooded In d ia n . T h ey h a d six chil-
iren. She died in 1870 a t th e age! o f
6 he in 1807 a t th e a g e of 73. T hey
Lre burled In th e old b u ria l g ro u n d
vhich w as b a c k of th e C a t h ->11-
¡hurch. T h e c h u rc h h a s
ended to c o v e r th e ir la s t re s tin g
»laces. T h e ta ll w h ite sla b s each
n t h a c ro ss a t th e to p now a p p e a r
lu s h w ith th e w all of th e e n la rg e d
:hurch D ire ctly above th e
ilg h e r u p In th e c h u rc h w all is se t
I b e a u tifu l ntained g la s s w indow
lep lctln g St. G re g o ry a n d In m em -
»ry of D r. M cL oughlln.
“ a y o u n g n u n show ed u s th e In-
er.--' of '.h' c h u rch . Old chand>
Specials for Saturday
FRESH OYSTERS, pint
CHICKEN TAMALES, each
BABY B EEF STEAK, lb.
The
PIC TU R E
SHOP
Photo Finishing, Gift«
and W atch Repairing
Cottage Grove
r lu lil » llrlg a d h i
ni I • a p ia ln O r i l i
25c
10c
19c
Hunters Attention!
We are offering TWO PRIZES for the largest fleer.
A year’s rent free use of one of our refrigerator boxes
to the hunter securing the largest Mule deer, and the same
prize to the person securing the largest Black Tail buck.
Call and ask for particulars.
QUALITY MARKET
j u a t i ■! In f u n
m il l m id «now
adit* tu iund haaarda
Wc
know you w ill like our
liritk o » l yicc m id u i- ’ i'c min
fid e n t th a t you w ill be
o<|iutlly ««tiafied w i t h our
other Karaite gcrviec, wheth
er it ut a aim ,ile m otor tune
up o r n rebore job
Sturges Garage
PH O N E 14
Ml II H O P I IO N IC
\e lii, v. tiu nls o f nl. rl young pixiple who belong lo
4 II Clubs in tin- P a cific N orthw est w ill 1» in the s|«'t
lig h t at tin- Pncific In te rn a lio iia l Liv.-stock Ex,xsution
in P ortland, October 3-10.
As ui form er years the W est's largxsit liv i*t.« 'h
and land product« show will give a prominent place to
H a m a o k ir o
T he people of th e city of Dover,
New H am pshire, have trim) many
nam es for th e ir beloved home. It
was first called I’lsc ataq u a . then
B ristol, In KKttl N orthern, w hich It
rem ained for 12 y e ars w hen It w as
finally ehrlatened D over
P o u lt r y
And lln» is the tunc tai lin v i’
yo u r lirnk.vt |iro |ie rly ml
Exposition Features
Boys’ and Girls’ Work
Ring • • L eee T elien
T he rln< •» a lo re token com
menced ha recorded history when
the ancient Greek» sent rln f» of
Iron Io th e ir heirolhe»! »■ evidence
of nn agreem ent. T he ring being
placed
the IIIHU
th ird X
finger
of • tha
|>
IIX< V-Xl » on
»«J tuw
I ■ • ®
»ww
left hand during the m arriage »err-
f(>r |f WnH believed (hat » nerve
led from thia finger directly to the
h e art
Hut m m i of the men wore
th e ir ring« upon the right hand a»
» murk of p o w e r » n d I n d e p e n d e n c e
D o v e r. N ow
orrER
AUTHORIZED
LOCKHEED
BRAKE SERVICE
we
........ xhibita and a ctivitie s of boys ami g irls It rreoK
niz.es the whobsotne influence exerted hy the 4 11 • ’lubw
o f the nation in p ro m o ting bi tte r livestock, le tte r
fa rm in g roethwln, nnd y o u th fu l habita o f in d u s try and
th r ift.
There w ill be much to s i t und to learn at the ex
position, na w ell as plenty o f clean, inten-sting enter
U in in e iit. A fast m oving, th r illin g Rodeo ami Horae
Show w ill be one o f the h ig h lig h ts to d e lig h t young
sters as w ell as grown-ups. Give y o u r ch ild re n tliisx
w orth w h ile experience i f you can Take the whole
fa m ily to this greabsit event o f its k in il
Am i retnernhi'r. plena«— th is hank is alw ays rw d y
to eooperate in the betterm ent o f farm production
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of C ottage Grove
C o n v e n tio n .
O re g o n ’s th ir te e n th a n n u a l poul-
try m o n 's c o n v e n tio n spo n so red b y ,
O. 8. C. w ill be held a t C o rv allis
s
a _ _ » * V» <» s»s»z»s* V it t A I V -
S e p te m » b . e — r ex 24.
As
a t th e re c e n t t u r ­
key g ro w e rs' c o n v en tio n th e p r o
N E fP m d USED
E
After months of careful prep«
ration wo are ready to offer
you the most astounding fumi
turo values of a generation! A
comparison will convince yon
that here is the place to shop
and now is tho time to buy for
real savings.
Trade in your old heater on a new d rc u la to r-W o have several new and used heaters and
ranges
FINE NEW SHIPMENT OF FLOOR COVERINGS
Attractive Designs and Prices—Just Arrived
INNERSPRIN0 AND SILK FLOSS MATTRESSF.8
See us for Anything You May Nood in Household Furnishings — New or Used
M c L a u g h l in ’ s
THE COTTAGE GROVE BARGAIN HOUSE