The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, June 29, 1939, Image 2

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The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 29, 1939, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTIH KSDAV, JENE 29. 1939 T11E S E N1' I NEL. COTTAGE GBOVE, OKEGON Eatabliahrd 'KS9 Ihiblishrd Every Thuraday at Ä North Sixth Street. Slittaci *rm Srntínrl Editor-Publlaher W Q MARTIN SUILNCRimON RATES (Cash In Advance) Out» Me la ne-Douglas Oountiea In lamcdhaiglaa Count Ica »3.00 One Year »1.50 One Year Hix Monti» A0 Six Month» «5 Thtwe MoRtha Nt Three Month* Fotwlgn rate 50 cents year addithmal. No aulwerlptlon accepted for lew than thtvr months AIRVIEW OF NEW YORK FAIR AS IT IS TODAY — • Ass Natlmisl Editorial Awwdutkm Oregon Newxjgiper ITeas Association WHY CITIES WANT TO OROW In diseuNNing why ncws|wipcm like to see their home cities grow th«« Eugene News says This que*tluii th«' other day from a friend who aeemcil content to ea*r back and let progresa take its courM without expending any I’*" much effort. W’e thought bach over our ex|»eriencvs. delved a bit into history ami dren some conclusion* Onoe we ceain» to grow , we start to go What better example of this truism than the history of the C^iniwc mee They had everything first and held nothings quit when the job was half done and slipped into a weak nation, the piw of all around her. I ah A at the list of firsts China one time enjoyed, yet did nothing with them: They developed inoculation for small pox. but lost millions friun the dread «liscase because they ,li«ln t make it compulsory. They knew about artifmial incubation of eggs but didn't per fect an incubator They invented a «suupass. which ruste,! from dimmo. They used the astrolabe, but were not observers of world affairs I'hc Chimso cut the fir*t movable type, made the first pulp pajicr when th«' rest of the world used eave walls and skin*, yet never popularised reading m r education. They inventisl gun- powdet hut fought with bows and arrows So they went. they faihsl to follow through Started many things but failed through lack of enthusiasm sufficient to urge them on- they ceased to grow through lack of intere«!. As long as wmn in this city have the ct'UragC to get out and do things we will not cease to groo. A New York WarisT* Fair »9Ji* flying cameraman took this aerial photdgraph of the Perisphere and Trrlon at the Theme Center of the Fair jest as the final rivet was being driven In the 2(Mi foot sphere. In the foreground is the New York Citv Rnilding. now serving as the ducers and their American employe* will find it utterly itupos sible to continue on their present standard- It is a maddening situation. Our canil» and mills are pay ing the highest wages ami working the shortest hours for the lumbi’r industry of any place in the world, so much so that *1 ready a majority of the mills are insolvent and growing mon so every day as they struggle along trying to do the impossible Then oil top of it all the government opens the doors and grants the Britteh Columbia mills unn'strkted access to our d, noetic markets so that from now on they will tell the American r. . ' AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STABLE EXPANSION what they shall receive for their shingles and ho* much of th buaines* in their own country they may have. It is a condition t wv With the practical asnuranee that work is to start on looal wseriNum under the flood control project. Cottage tirow which, revers«^. the Canadian government would n »t t< erst, ataiuU in line for stable expa■ «an and not 1 e type af the Ixx n. for * minute______________________________________ that i* usually ereatml by mining or oil aetvity Employes con nected with the mmstruction of the reservoirs must be hous<»l FOR M mUNT APPROVAI. ami feil The housing will either be d.me in f t' locality or els. Women are secuied of going to A group of ladses of th» neigh where. «WjYmhng an the aUitude of the public. great lengths to ensnare men in borhood met at the Mrs James W ith ptvpcr mN'|vr*tum V'cal residents will bar* a chance their suptxwcdly wily ways, and Lebow home Thunday and gave to benefit but pisbably not to make a “killing”, merchants while most id us wvuld vehement a shower for Mrs. Ruby Birch. Re deny the use of such taetk». it freshments were served and Mrs. will haw or should haxe the inorntiw to mwdemise bnsmens ly ts a gwd policy to plan family Rirch reseixvd many nice gifts. hmldv s ami isvesihly a»W to their docks of good*. Others look meals with the men in nund. Mrs Jessie Gikrwt of Hebron ■ ' ' ' Most men noexi their meals and IVnna Crnigh <*f Lancaster of course the matter of buiMing h.um» could be ovvnione. planned for them txxv With their California, are spending th» week the Fred (.Aerton home Man substantial churns might N imhieex' ta conie here t*' '.nsatuxtahk* desire for ment. at The Walden schmM board heki gravy, and stators, and almost Nw with th* .xv. isle san of canter a’atrd imjwxvwnicnts. universal hrwrungs toward rfwk> an eteetam last week with Fred With all the gxWM s id the bsd many «trangers are so imprvsswxi Ute oakr ami apple p«* bw des- I'Serton. Chfl Letem and George with the ^xwtubilitms a: hung here t' at »wmbers would locate sect, they wxxiki teaxe httW nxxn Hastings as «hreeton and Mrs. fxxr fresh fruits and xvgvtabtes Ada Chertan ns Clerk for the in this aaAion. if giwn the jv-oper emx'urage»ent. Mosby Creek which, with milk and eggs, are oratg J**1- essentuil m exvcy persons diet Men usually Mtor milk tv dnrX FOR SAFER TRAVEL sv AwiT hwget to sene yvur hws- \ kYmnge G mt Testent failed to spr-vewue ab exBtoml band as well as the chuklren and I U^vurt^g in * Xies'Tesi newspaper . a *! week. whewiu the MesL fV«d Write: a K a s h»s we«EX*rs in *.*tvcru O-rgv« vat the oedy »fe way to go amu X1<\L\ m \1 to Portland. is by tmin This « ver »< Appear* h« « basi day to twv*’ t* IVri-nrst and okxro od to sw * Minxvr *ee*knt fW »ilex *Kœ Orttag* Grave Tb = weather a»J the scx xkr.t !.*<*«her U! his* to x**e t' >Sow •dVKV n the awe in yxwsr N.’xjsehokd thwA are ssssy aed wene eg tT«e w are . . break ♦.heer » «sasy to thetr eedVss I Celebrate three saare^r » m*r*ts< eOteamte akv«*t a tasty rsn.-wtxw: «Gai froft and gv-'atm sated» thrw ."w— rse fwt sad .\%t the - fres.*;»«». “’T kmaev. erf sK IV Ne Vwhwxy xí » »wk that his sister. Mrs. Edith Robbins of Colorado passed away quite suddenly with a heart ail ment The Stcth family have moved their household goods in the Brumbaugh place. Mr and Mrs Geo. Hastings vis ited m IVrtUnd last wevk with retatrve*. Mrs Roy Jenson of that cstx returned with them for a vis it. The BJut Mt set«»! board held their ehvtson and reelected all fecmer dirvetor». rwetoes are Geo. Criwtw Bert Myers. Arwbd Dcevst. «nth Faye TayW ns Mrs Mmv Cc«o-b Geme Mems. J actor sad Kmató K«®- But eaazxw. Par» Saauw Far Delwiou» li^i CoifM ~ rTJ 2ibs 29c SSIXOIE TTPUTTKY r-xww rf 'S* Âvùôw » •*tW «.cjmflw-ä» » scwm» •’Se* orçwmi To T A'C j J the «.brg.7 gers wharh the WhX»rbaa «Ù Î7.C* »•» ».-« xt - s haw » rev»Äwfl>« :vwss wv«.?.’. rhs AnurRT? swrey •*« •’.irr- S» Fæi war^xx —H t . 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"How did it hap pen ?” ”Oh." replied her husband, “somebexiy blew an auto horn outside and a minute later the male quartet wan all that wa* iefV Potato Chips i5c siiv 2 p^*- Ritz Crackers l^arge pkg. 19c 10c Pork & Beans ™»«' Wheat Pops Larfte pkR. 2<” 15c Orange J uice ,2^ 5c Silver Oleo 2 pounds COFFEE Vu' ay M « t N as Xh»’ *Mji*r AwkwAy* wvaù'.ì brvg «èv«t iSx eòsaawx^ rwvsws' a»À wvx»À riw a rwivr hJhtt nt zoc-v* û* W i&MM«w w£ky night nt the E C. Evanson home at Gowdyvllle. a tre the travedi . xvxùtnv . s at the st «eckkufts <w«* W* n* »weh to the rxMbi M to takb* ur.»evxws*-T I t rarer eAnx.x«. that Ntw » Ks the thought thst mpex’vrwer.» at ibe Sammer Citv Hall, while behind the PerUphere may be seen ConMi- tation Mall, extending to the lagoon of Nations and the F ederal group of buildings on the far side of the grounds. MARTIN MOTORS Bill's Super Market l'tHwe 40 l\4>wo