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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON * C KA churches „ ®<ma« «row Smtiurl mar ™.......................... SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance) In Lane-Douglas Counties ities Christian Science Society, 242 Outside Lane-Douglas Cbuntie* One Year ......... $1.50 One Year .................................. f 82.00 Second St.—Sunday school, 9:45: Six Months__ ____________ .80 Six Months .............................. 1.28 forenoon service. 11. subject. Three Months ____________ .50 _______ __ Three Months ............. 65' "Doctrine of Atonement." Eve- Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for less than three months. __ 4-* n r rln/aT^XU rtX O R E G ON P ub li s h [ e M » m NEWSPAPER STRANGE SUPERSTITIONS By Edwin Finch ninK service second Wednesday of each month at 8 p m. The Bible. ¡Christian Science literature and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy may borrowed or purchased ^■iwor aiter the Wedne-d*y Methodist Church. Ellsworth M. Tilton, Pastor. — Sunday school, 9:45, James Tedford. Supt. Fore FIRE PREVENTION WEEK noon service. 11. sermon subject, 11N OLD ACCEPTED "Missions A Law of Faith." Eve GOITRE CUBE. WA5 ning service. 7:30, sermon sub- BAKE ApoiEN EGGSHtULSlM Calling all citizens—for Fire Prevention Week, which is to j*'ct, "Lift Up Thine Eyes." Young । TO the oven - powde rTMem -8 urn people ’ s meetings, Ewporth and be observed this year from October 8 to 14. Intermediate Leagues. 6:30. Pray A SPONGE ©VER A COAL STOVE Fire Prevention Week marks a definite, intensive effort to er POWDER n -MIX WITH POWDER meeting. Thursday, 7:30. °F EGG SHELLS AND *WHEN THE save your life and your property from the ravages of fire. It is • • • an intensely personal thing, which comes straight home to all Presbyterian Church. Edward MOON TAKES off " SWALL°W A of us. F. McFarland. Minister. — Bible PORTION OF THIS MIXTURE FR»M school with classes for all meets THE POINT of A knife Insurance organizations, fire departments, public officials, at Earl Ballew. Supt. Morn newspapers, the radio, civic clubs and organizations—all will ing 9:45. worship at 11 o’clock. Subject work cooperatively together to make the week a success. They of sermon. ’The Crisis in the are working for you, and their hope is to enlist your support C ause of Christ.*' Evening wor and interest. They will offer you every opportunity to learn ship 7:30 opening with a song ser and review of religious news about fire—its causes, the magnitude of its destruction, the vice followed by a Bible talk on "The means of controlling, fighting and preventing it. There is noth Deity of Christ Revealed in His ing dull about these lessons—to the contrary, they are intensely First Miracle and Purification of the Temple.” Senior C. E. at 6:30 dramatic and interesting. in church parlor. Topic, "influenc And they are much more than that. When you learn how ing Others for Christ." leader Ls to inspect your home for hazards, and apply what you learn, Margaret Monson. Intermediate U hl ARABS BELIEVE THAT it may be the means of saving that home from ruin. Vastly more C. E. meets at 6:30 in the lower1 A BEETLE IS TETHERED T* A important, it may be the means of saving the lives of your fam- auditorium with Stanley Daugh s « aall stake and constantly erty as the leader. Junior C. E. SHORTENS the leash w WINDING ib otic the most horrible of deaths. Nothing pays great society meets on Monday after AROUND the stake , a SLAVE WHO er dividends than fire prevention. noon at 4 o'clock at the church, has R un away , will . by this magic So do your part when Fire Prevention Week comes. Ob with Mrs. McFarland in charge DE FORCED T»> RETURN •••- serve it with an open, inquiring mind. And when the week is assisted by Mrs. Coiner. • W««t«rn N«»-»“»- I'nigr over, remember what you have learned, and keep on using your Christian Church, Edward knowledge. One of the things this country needs most is a na L. First Kechley, Minister.—9:45 a. m., ARMY ASSIGNMENT« OPEN tionally observed “Fire Prevention Year.” Bible school. Mrs. Hazel VanNort- PECULARITIES OF MODERN WARFARE wick. Supt. The Fourth Sunday of the Attendance campaign. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Music. Sermon. "The Ever Abiding Pow er." 6:30 p. m. Christian Endea vor. 7:30 p. m. evening worship. Inspirational song service led by Wendell Small Music by the or chestra. Sermon. "The Supreme Question." 7:30 p. m. young peo ple's Bible study. The present European conflict has been a rather peculiar war in many respects; these peculiarities if they mav be so termed reflect clearly the present conflict has been conducted on all sides without the usual initial enthusiasm. And further outside of the conquest of Poland the usual brutalities have been dispensed with. Major cities of three principal combatants were blacked out for air raids that never occurred, or at least First Baptist Church. Henry W have occurred at • this wn writing. Hostilities on on a a principal principal Davis. It ♦ not / k . ”n»* «utilities Pastor-Sunday’ school ¡0 front have been intermittent while peace bids have been made. Mrs. W. c. Martin. Supt. Fore- Diplomatic activity has been as great if not greater than anv noon - ---------- - 11, ” and --J evening ser service. like period in history, while the real war shifted to the diplo vice at 7:30. The pastor will preach both morning and eve- matic front. Boiled down to the last analysis, it means that none of the Ä ÄVÄtay nriGP nAUforo Urani a —..A -__ - — -1al _ « » • « 7*30 ' ** warring powers want a long drawn out war, although feverish preparations have been made months in advance. It also means that to be successful a nation must have resources sufficient to Assembly of God. Atwood Fos withstand a long struggle and that food, clothing and money are ter, Pastor.—Sunday school at morning worship at 11. Eve just as necessary as guns, ammunition and men Even now. the 9:45; ning service, evangelistic in na allied powers have adopted a watchful waiting policy on the ture, 7:45. Tuesday evening, 7:45, western front, hoping to be aided with winter in a few weeks prayer meeting. Thursday eve an<l hoping with the blockade of Germany, except through the ning. fore part of service led by young people, followed by short Russian nation, the German morale will be cracked by next sermon by the pastor. spring’. The United States Army Re cruiting Sergeant. Eugene, an nounces several vacancies to be filled during the month of Octo ber. Applicants for army enlist ments now have a wide choice of station and organization with vacancies in the following: Coast artillery (AA); Field Artillery, Infantry. Medical Corps, Signal Corps and Quartermaster Corps. Eligible young men who are in terested may receive more de tailed information on these vari ous assignments by writing to or calling at the U. S. Army Recruit ing Office, 10 Post Office Build ing, Eugene, Oregon. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1939 Lynx Hollow Mr. «nd Mrs. Fred Klnidund and family are moving to Oak ridge where Mr. Kinnland has a logging contract. They plan on spending the week end on their ranch in the Hollow. Mr. und Mrs. Ira Skedgel and family have moved to a ranch at Saginaw from the Belta proper ty- The Lynx Hollow teacher*, Mr*. L. Culver and Mis« Grub, will attend institute at Corvallis this week. Carl Mixire has returned from Sunnyvale, California, where he has been employed. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Eastman are building a house on the LaJoie forty. Mr. and Mrs. George Stratton of ('reswell were guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Eppenbaugh. Ray South and family have moved into the cottage on the J. W. Smith property. Mrs. Gabbley: "I undemtand the commander's wife «peak* two language*.'' Mrs. Catt: "Yes, one for com- (winy and the other for her hus- band.” U. S. Nuval Training Sta tion New«. Films Developed «nd Printed fl or 8 Exposures ement of Your RKPRINT8 3c EACH Guaranteed Work Thrift-Wise Cottage Grove, Ore. Don’t Be Fooled Come to Thrift-Wise and be sure you get the right price— You know a competitor knocks only when his competitor has something of your interest and we have price* that will interest you. 50c Listerine Antiseptic 39c 75c Halibut Liver Oil Capsules, 50s... 59c 75c Meads Dextri Maltose with B........ 63c Gillette Teck Razor with Blades ... 49c $1.00 Nervine............................................69c 35c Kleenex, 500’s 28c $1.00 Hexadrin Inhalers, for head cold 60c 35c Bromo Quinine 27c 50c Fit Fly Sprayer & Spray, complete 35c 25c Kotex or Modess 20c 25c Camphorated Oil 19c Cut-Rate Prices On All Tobaccos 11.00 LAC 35c Vicks vapo ri ;» TOGEN 89c I-ook for the Green Neon Sign kA- • • • Catholic Church,- Father An thony Gerace. — Mass each Sun day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. (From the New York Sun) He is an American. Free Methodist Church, South He hears an airplane overhead, and if he looks up at all 5th street—Sunday school, 9:45, worship, 11:00; evange does so in curiosity neither in fear nor in the hope of seeing a morning listic service, 7:30. Wednesday protector. evening, prayer meeting at 7:30. His wife goes marketing, and her purchases are limited by The Rev. J. R. Stewart, district elder, will be with us and have her needs, her tastes, her budget, but not by decree. charge the services Sunday. He comes home of an evening through streets which are You are of cordially invited to at well lighted, not dimly in blue. tend.—Rev. F. T. Zellmer, pastor. He reads his newspaper and knows that what it says is not concocted by a bureau, but an honest, untrammeled effort to SEALED BEAM LIGHT NEW present the truth. SAFETY FEATURE He has never had a gas mask on. Most important contribution of He has never been in a bombproof shelter. automobile manufacturers to His military training, an R.O.T.C. course in college, he took highway safety in Oregon in 1940 because it excused him from the gym course, and it was not will be the new "sealed beam” compulsory. lighting system, which relegates old-style headlamps to oblivion He belongs to such fraternal organizations and clubs as he along with two-wheel brakes, ac wishes. cording to the safety department He adheres to a political party to the extent that he desires of the Oregon State Motor asso the dominant one, if that be his choice, but with the distinct ciation. reservation that he may criticize any of its policies with all the The new headlight, a result of three years’ co-operative research vigor which to him seems proper—any other as his convictions by the entire automobile indus dictate, even, if it be his decision, one which holds that the try, provides more vision for night theory of government of the country is wrong and should be driving. It furnishes a strong "traffic beam” with very little scrapped. glare for use on lighted streets He does not believe, if his party is out of power, that the and when passing on the high only way in which it can come into power is through a bloody ’ ways, as well as a "country revolution. J beam” with long-range vision for He converses with friends, even with chance acquaintances, use on the open highway. expressing freely his opinion on any subject, without fear. Paine Once Villager He does not expect his mail to be opened between posting Thomas Paine, revolutionary writ and receipt, nor his telephone to be tapped. er. once lived in Greenwich Village. . He changes his place of dwelling, and does not report so New York. doing to the police. He has not registered with the police. > Flying Ostriches He carries an identification card only in case he should be ancestors of the ostrich could the victim of a traffic accident. He thinks of his neighbors across international borders—of those to the north as though they were across a state line rather than as foreigners—of those to the south more as strangi Stop-Wear Lubrication Triton Motor Oil ers since they speak a language different from his, and with the knowledge that there are now matters of differenc bteween Union 76 Gasoline hw government and theirs, but of neither with an expectancy Tira and Batterlee of war. J He worships GOD in the fashion of his choice, without let. HUB ADAMS SERVIOS STATION His children are with him in his home, neither removed to 522 Fifth St., on Highway a place of greater safety,if young, nor, if older, ordered ready to serve the State with sacrifice of limb or life. He has his problems, his troubles, his uncertainties but all others are not overshadowed by the imminence of battle and CONSTIPATION Adlertkx, In th« tunnut SLIVER color sudden death. bottle contain« 3 laxative ingredients to He should struggle to preserve his Americanism with its give a more generally BALANCED RE SULT on both bowel«, and 5 rermlnefNee priceless privileges. to eoothe and warm upeet stomach and eo eaee gas pressure. Relief Is prompt, usual He is a fortunate man. ly two hours or LE88. He is an American. 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