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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1940)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1940 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Vrillkie Pled"ps AM to Farmers Co. Agent Tàkine Street Marking ^■■■■■■■■■■■HHMmsiasBasaaBwwmsssaaemn- -w*— — — F ital Two-Hour Weep The average man sleeps more soundly during the first two hours of his nightly repose than during the rest of his slumber period, accord ing to surveys. - 1 1 » ..... ■ ■ •>--•■.< , .....- - Orders for Lime Project Started | Two carloads of ground agricul tural lime rock to be shipped this week by the state lime plant have been ordered by the Lane County Agricultural Conservation associa tion for Lane county farmers. A carload of 45 tons w ill be shipped to Cushman and a carload of 3 9 S tons w ill be shipped to Ralnrock. These two carloads make a total of 15 carloads containing a total of 634 tons of ground agricultural lime rock ordered for Lane county farmers through the Lane Cbunty Agricultural Conservation associa tion for delivery during August and September, according to County Agent O. S. Fletcher. The county agent states that or ders for lime are still being taken at the office of the Lane County Agricultural Conservation associa tion anti that more lime w ill be ordered any time that orders for a minimum carload of 30 tons can be assembled for delivery at any point. The N Y A street marking pro ject was started here Tuesday morning. Boys chuaen for the Job were Glen King, who w ill work all day on the project, D a rril S a rff and Ralph Blake, who w ill work four, hours each day and a t tend school the remaining four hours. F IS H IN G International Pest OfBi es There are six International money order post offices In the U. 8., locat ed at El Paso and Laredo, Texas. New York, San Francisco, New O r leans and Seattle. SEE US FIRST For new and used circulators, ranges or whatever you m ight need in household F A IR furniture. N either hunters nor fishermen had exceptional luck over the week end. according to reports trickling in front returning hunt ers and fishermen. A few nice fish are being caught in the lower Umpqua and the Reedsport sec tion, but real fishing weather has not set in. Joe Smith. Henry Mason and A. W. Shofstall did not do so well In the Winchester bay section over the week end. M c L aughlins F U R N IT U R E S T O R E 418 Main Skin Rinser Republican PresidentU l Nominee Wendell W UIkU, his h a ir tousled by rigorous speaking, as he told a Southern C alifornia audience he would "revitalise" the state's agricultural industry by “putting Am er ica bark to work.” SQUARE DEAL BARBEK SHOP INSTALLS PARTITION Chas. Boslaugh of the Square Deal Barber Shop has found a new use for Venetian blinds. He recent ly installed Venetian blinds as a partition across the rear of his barber shop. The blinds cut o ff a den for M r. Boslaugh's use when not at work. Two upholstered chairs have been added to the furniture and the new partition is quite an asset to the general ap pearance of the shop. FORMER SU PER IN TEN D EN T DIES Microscopic Eyes One of the strange cases of un usual eye development in a human being is that of John Hertop, who lived about half a century ago in Birmingham, England. He suffered an affliction which impaired his eye sight Nature, in attempting to overcome the handicap, caused the cornea of the eye to become greatly enlarged, with the result that he had almost microscopic vision. Pos sibly his eyes grew to be somewhat sim ilar to those of birds, whose well- developed corneas are chiefly re sponsible for a sharpness of vision 100 times greater than the visual acuity of human beings, comments the Better Vision institute. Charles S. Hunt, 85, form er su perintendent of the Lane county Redbud Tree schools, died September 15th at The legend of the redbud tree is to Pomona. California, it was learn ed here Monday. He served as the effect *hat the redbud or Judas county superintendent for two tree once had white flowers, but that terras starting in 1896. when Judas hanged himself upon the tree they turned pink with shame. A cat may look at a king, and a dog may treat with contumely H itler Beats Weather the hydrant which a wise motor German meteorologists have de ist treats w ith the utmost respect, i veloped a long-range weather fore casting system which American me Typew riter and adding machine teorologists believed today had en ribbons, all makes of machines at i abled Adolf H itler to time his blitz Sentinel office. 21-tfx kriegs with favorable weather. KEEP THIS LABEL UNDER YOUR HAT FOR TOP STYLE! Facing yourself frankly In the m irror now and then Is a good idea. Skins need attention and care helps even the best This doesn’t have to be expensive, for beauty aids are not all bottled in elaborate packages. For example, the humble lemon will help you to a greater loveliness. Every morning wash your face with warm water and soap, almond meal or powdered oatmeal. Then squeeze the juice of half a lemon into a bowl of cold water and rinse the face. This removes every trace of soap, softens the water and leaves the skin in its normal state, which is slightly acid. Repeat the process in the evening but Instead of the lemon water rinse, pat into the skin your favorite cream into which you have stirred lemon juice (a teaspoonful to a two-ounce ja r). Questionnaires The federal government received about 139.700.000 reports and returns to questionnaires from individuals and business concerns last year. 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