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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1940)
T II U KH I ) A Y , S KI’T K M B K H 20, 1940 T H E SE N T IN E L , OOTTAOE O BO VE, OREOON Over 1,000 Y oung Men May Enroll In CCC from State Over one thousand young O re gon men will be given the oppor tunity to receive Job training in the Civilian Conservation Corps during the October enrollment, in cluding 64 from Lane county, ac cording to an announcement by the state public welfare commis sion. Young men w ill be selected on the basis of their interest in and ability to profit from the edu cational and vocational training. Every effort w ill be made to place each enrollee in the camp and in the type of work for which he is best suited and most inter ested. Each enrollee w ill be given a brief orientation course, after which opportunity will be provid ed for specialized training Jn one I of the hundred or more occupa tions available in the Civilian Con servation Corps. Those who show particular ability and interest w ill have the further opportunity of receiving training in one of a num- 1 ber of specialized schools, which i w ill offer intensive training in , radio operation, telephone con- Istruction and repair, auto me- - chanics, cooking and baking, first aid, tractor operation and repair, photography, and other vocations. Applicants must be unmarried, I citizens of the United States, be tween the ages of seventeen and twenty-three, unemployed and in need of the training opportunities available through the Civilian Conservation Corps, in g o o d health, not in regular attendance in school nor on vacation there from, and of good character. The next enrollment w ill take place between October 1 and Oc tober 31, 1940. Information is ob tainable at the office of the Lane county public welfare commis sion and the Oregon state em ployment service. One of the major changes la substitution of concealed ( o m ptrlrly new styling Joins with numerous mechanical Improvements to make the new 1*41 Chevrolet, now on safety-steps (4 ) for the running boards of other years, an display at all dealers', a worthy successor to the ram improvement adding to the car’s beauty without sacrifice which have earned Aral place In public favor year after of the safety and convenience which running boards pro- year. The greater s is e and roominess of the new models, I vide. At (5) Is the six-cylinder Chevrolet valve-ln-head as well as their sleek new beauty, are appareat ia the engine for 1941, in which many refinements have been made. Horsepower Is increased from H5 to90 without affect Special l>e l.a ie Sport Sedan, shown above. At (2 ) Is shown the spacious Interior of the same model’s ing economy; and cooling, lubrication and carburelioa rear compartment, and at (3 ) la its front compartment, are all improved. In circle la the new switch which reverses showing two-spoke steering wheel with horn-blowing ring, the Igallion current polarity each time the starter ia opar» new »tiding-type sun visors, and smartly re-styled dash. I aled, indefinitely prolonging the life of distributor point*. Deer Infect Cattle Deer roaming the foothills around Mount Hamilton, Santa Clara coun ty in California, have proved a source of infection for herds of cat tle ranging the same area, accord ing to University of California sci entists. In co-operation with the state division of fish and game. Dr William Boynton and Gladys M. Woods, veterinary scientists, dis covered disease-ladened ticks were carrying the Infection from the deer to cattle. CHEVROLET HALES GAIN D E T R O IT — Continued s a l e s gains were registered by Chevrolet, dealer« as the 1940 model year drew to a close in the first 10 days of September, it was announced here last week by W. E. Holler, general sales manager. In the period, 10.828 new passenger and commercial cars and 39,256 used cars were sold. Despite the fact that Chevrolet announced its new car models September 21, nearly a month in advance of the announcement date last year, dealers outsold last year’s final, period by nearly 3,500 units. Films Developed and Printed * o r8 E xporarea Sugar Syrup A Jar of sugar syrup m ade up ahead of tim e and stored in a cool place w ill be a big help in m aking a pitcher of lemonade or other fru it- ade on a w arm sum m er afternoon Free E n largem en t o f Y oor Choice W ith E very B oll R E P R IN T S 3c EA C H G uaranteed W ork Green Beans Thrift-Wise An occasional dusting with sul phur will be beneficial to grc beans. C ottage Grove, Ore. You Too Can Save by b u y in g your every-day n eeds a t T hrift-W ise, th e store th at b rought y ou cut-rate prices to C ottage G rove— Come in and see ns soon. 60c Jayne’s V erm ifu g e.. 49c 25c J . & J. Band-Aid 19c 60c A lka Seltzer 49c ... 69c 75c Meads Cod Liver Oil, 8-oz. 20c 25c Kotex or M odess... 50c Pureoseptic Mouth Wash, p ts....... 39c Pull Line of BOYER Products Cut-Rate Price on All Tobaccos 50c at 6:30 w ith Miss Ellen Bird as bach. Everyone welcome. Special A R R ID Cubs H itc h -H ik e ’ invitation to the ladles. leader. D uring a quick getaway from dan The junior society w ill meet on First Baptist Church, Dr. J. R. ger. polar bear cubs have been ob Monday afternoon at close of school In the church parlor. All Bran ton. pastor. — Sunday school, served "hitch-hiking” by grabbing Free Methodist Church. Harold Junior boy* and girls are welcome. 10:00. Mrs. W. C. M artin, Supt. hold of th e ir m other’s t a i l Forenoon service at 11:00. B. Y. P. Hoffman, pastor — The service* P. U. 6:30. Evening service, 7:30. Assembly of God. Atwood Fos for Sunday are: Sunday school, 9:45, Mrs Melvin W right, Supt.; ter, pastor. - Sunday school, 9:45. Wednesday evening. 7 :30, choir morning worahllp, 11 a. m., Mrs. Morning worship at 11. Evening practice. Thursday evening, 6:45, service, 7:30. "The special meeting of B.Y.P.U. offi Coda Butler, preaching; evening evangelistic service«, 7:30 p. m., evangelistic. Grave of the Dead John and the cers, 7:30, prayer meeting. Mid-week prayer service, Thurs Grave of the Living Jesus.” Tues day, 7:30 p. m. Sunday Is Rally day, 7:30, prayer meeting. Thurs Blood Tests Monthly Day In the Sunday school. There day at 7:30, Bible study. Blood-tests every month have been • • • are special features being worked ordered to protect X-ray operators Lutheran Church (Missouri Sy out for this day. Come and see in New South Wales. If the count what we have. Classes for all nod), S.D.A. building, west Main reveals a shortage of red corpuscle' ages The Butler Sisters w ill have St. W. A. Slyweoter. Roseburg, they have to rest from X-ray work. something special for the children pastor. The service Sunday be Continuous operating in the big hos each Sunday during the evange gins at 11 a. m. The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m. The public is pitals is likely to cause anemia. If listic campaign. • • • cordially invited to attend our ser this Is not checked at the outset it may prove fatal. The superintend school. Christian Science Society, 242 vice and Sunday • • • ent of a Sydney hospital describes Second Street. — Sunday school. Christian Church, Gordon H y the X-ray as a "lethal weapon" 9:45; forenoon service. 11, subject pes. minister.— Bible school. 9:45. which, while killing cancer cells, is ’■Reality." Evening service second Wednesday of each month at 8:00 Church, 11:00; Christian Endeav deadly on other tissues if precau p. m. The Bible, Christian Sci or at 7:00; church. 8:00. Morning tions are not taken. He added that ence literature and the writings sermon, "The One Rejected Law the anemia caused by the rays often of M ary Baker Eddy may be bor of God." Sunday night. No. 11 in Is permanent rowed or purchased before or a f the favorite sermon series, "Keep Kissable." ter the Wednesday service. • • • H e a rt and Head • • • The belief that highly emotional The Methodist church held a Presbyterian Church, E. F. M c persoas let their heart Interfere with SAFE-7-SPECI A l Farland, M inister.— This Is "R ally quarterly conference a fte r church their head la an established medical services Sunday for all heads of Day" In our Sunday school, which H YDRAULIC BRAKES fact Dr. Frederic Leavitt of the begins promptly at 9:45. Let all the departments. D r. S. W . H a ll Philadelphia County hospital told of Salem district superintendent, the members be present that we 2,000 physicians. "One American may make a good start on the fa ll was in charge. s e e in «seven has high blood pressure 3 k work. and one in four, over the age of 53, I Catholic Church. Father An Morning worship at 11 o’clock. dies of i t " he declared. "For years The subject of the morning ser thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun O R IG IN A L V A C U U M POW ER doctors believed high blood pressure day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth mon is "The Constraining Love of SHIFT AT NO EXT« A COST was caused by emotional and ner Christ. Evening worship at 7:30 at Sunday when the hour te I a. m o o e vous disturbances which caused the BUILT AS ONLY CHEVROLET which time the message w ill be on BUILDS IT Community Bible claae meet* In blood vessels to become tense, then "The Christian’s W ealth in Christ.’ The senior young people’s socie- the Townsend hall every Sunday to shrink and harden." ty w ill meet In the church parlor morning at 9:45. Leader, M r. Lau- fif l CHURCHES W hat’s Wrong? In a hall seating 2.000. Taft at To peka had an audience of 700 Over in another ball to hear a hillbilly concert were packed 1,300 with thou sands outside unable to enter. Down at Lawrence the other night Gannett had an audience of 300 Maybe that is what is the matter with the Amer ican people. 35c - KLEENEX 500’« 39c 28c FEATURE BY FEATURE School Transportation Made Easy if you get your boy or girl a bicycle. Liberal trade-in allowance for your old wheel. Easy terms. H arry R en tle Keys Made Lawn Mowers Sharpened s p rin k le d Typewriters for resit Typewriters for Typewriters for rent Typewriter* for Typewriters tor rent Typewriters for Typewriters tor rent Typewriters for Typewriters for rent Typewriters for sale. Typewriter* for rent Typewriters for sale. WITH NO DRAFT VENTILATION B in DE LUXE K NEE-ACTIO N O N A ll MODELS WITH B A L A N C E D SPR IN G IN G FRONT A N D REAR A N O IM PROVED SH O C KP R O O F STEERING D A S H IN G N EW A RISTOSTYLE" DESIGN WITH CONCEALED SAFETY STEPS AT EACH DOOR YOULL SAY IT S Sprinkle Early Early morning is the best time to sprinkle the lawn. A thorough wet ting ia best; it promotes deep, healthy roots in contrast to the shal low root system of grass lightly LONGER, LARGER, W IDER FISHER BODIES H E T BOUSE IR FIN EST ! EET the new Chevrolet for '41, and we are con you'll esy. “ It's first because it ’s fin est—Again Chevrolet’s the leader ! ” For this car la the result and the reward of almost ten solid years of Chevrolet leadership in motor car sales . . . leadership th at has brought w ith it unequaled m anufacturing economie* and unequaled value-giving powers . . . leadership th at now makes It possible for Chevrolet to offer you a motor car which surpasses all previous levels of luxury In the lowest price field. M fident This new Chevrolet for '41 la a m uch bigger car in all ways— with a longer wheelbase and greater over-all length—w ith longer, larger, wider Fisher Bodice—w ith exceptionally comfortable interiors giving “ 3-couple roominess," or ample space far six passengers, in the sedan models. Your Chevrolet dealer cordially Invites you and your fam ily to visit his showroom . . . invites you to make a thoroughgoing test of the finest motor car Chevrolet has ever b u ilt . . . Invitee you to eye It, try It, buy I t — today! a ^CHEVROLETS the LEADER irr 'K' oy zr buy The Sentinel Cottage Grove Motor Co. PHONE 159 112 North Ninth Street — Telephone 77
