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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12. IMP THE SENTINEL. OCTTAGE GROVE, OREGON « E sta b lish e d 1889. P u b lish ed E v e ry T h u rsd a y a t 25 N o rth S ix th S tre e t. W . C. M A RTIN ....................................................................... E d ito r-P u b lish e r SU B SC R IPT IO N R A T E S (C ash in A dvance) In Lane-D ouglas C ounties O u tsid e L ane-D ouglas C ounties One Y ea r ____ ___ - ........— S1.50 O n e Y ear ................................... $2 00 Six M onths .......— .......- -80 Six M onths ------------------------ 1.25 T h ree M onths ........- ..................... 50 T h re e M onths ................................. 65 F o re ig n ra te 50 cents y e a r a d d itio n a l. No su b sc rip tio n a c c e p ted for less th a n th r e e m onths. Enfiane (Grove Mentirei -AND STILL GROWING R— ■/ IK M aH ^*1 TJ JR*. R a lM : P i n r a i n m im« nr one rant par amrO. w ith minimum rharga ■>( i s ran la rhraa In nrttu ns tur th» prlra or >H, If o*M In advante. W arn w ill ba ahargaU j mly n h rra firm « nr ln<llvlrtua>a hava aa- abllahad t r a i n Hand money to In.ura In ter! Ion I f iharaad add IN rents. Karad ada is con I a as ira Card of thanks Ml ranla If not ov*r so words. If ovar SO arorda. car da a f thanka w ill I m charged at ha ragular rata. Copy must ba In Wad- saaday to Uiaora Insertion 1782 ALEXANDER H A M IL TO N ... the first b a n ; ; . . . A HANDFUL CF DEPOSITORS- TODAY- 15,000 BANKS HAVE 4 5 .0 0 0 0 0 0 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS A tO V f. O r e g I o P u b l is h O UR DEMOCRACY -S-SO Cl A T I ON l o r Sale or Trade dine requiring quick tu rn . .Small room s available for l o n g term lenses. C n tta g e G r o v e S to ra g e WareboiiM im th 1 dine S tre e t F a r .«.pace c a ll J e s s e I mix ing, 32 S outh 10th, o r Twin O aks L u lld e n Supply Co., E ugene. lH -ltc-21 W anted WELDINO Electric G is Cottage Grove Weldlng and llnilei Works ______ Madlaon 8t. 7-tfg Packer In Ih r Na um Pnrker, iW illiam M ) Is Um vl«t President ln Charge of dlstrlbutlon of the car slrnllar in nama, ln San Francisco W a n t e i ): H ousew ork by tlay o r w eek tim e off. If not hom e please w rite. F lorence Qtutglin, C o ttag e G rove, O regon, D isston ro ute l7-3tp -l'J W A N T E D AT O N C E Som eone to saw wood, e ith e r on th e sh ares S A L E ; 16 Inch bone d ry wood, $2.75 p e r cord. 707 N o rth o r by tier. C a l l a t 51H S outh IK l ip 10th s t r v t . P hone 184-R. E rvin Ihillglls H ansen. 5-tfc? W A N T E D 900 to 1.000 lb. saddle horse. Must I m * gent It* for ch ild BIG STO C K O F F R U IT and n u t tre e s. O rn a m e n ta l sh ru bbery, ren to ride. W. C. M artin a t Sen- 18-ltx Low p rices on peach and apple. iin.-l office._____________ C. E. R u th , L o ran e R te., C o tta dgc ge G rove, O re. 15-4tp-i8 W A N T E D I louseket*|M*r fo r sh o rt tim e. No w ashing. Call before XMAS T R E E S , all cu t, all sizes. noon if possible. 759 S outh 8th St. . _ . I 8 1 t|> reasonable. 214 m iles out L orane ___ road. M orene Low rnncc. 16-3tp-18 FO R HE FIRST U.S LITE INSURANCE COMPANY BEGAN IN MISUNDERSTOOD. A num ber of people tn th is section know of an instance where a prom inent p ro fe ssio n a l m an hn«l to give u p his profea- sion in the last w ar because he w as not a native-born A m erican and because his sv m p a th i s w ere m isu n d ersto o d . In stan ces w here well-meaning people have been m isu n d e rsto o d in tim es o f stress can happen attain. In fa c t th en - w as a w ave of w hat m ight he called feeling h o n le rin g on w a r h y s te ria th a t sw ept o v er the country a few w eeks ago in w hich ru m o rs w ere n um erous con cerning the past h isto ry a n d a c tiv itie s of th is o r th at individual. Of at least a h a lf doxen ru m o rs w ere h e a rd ag ain st a h a lf dozen persons, none have been tr u e in th e light of subsequent events. We heard fo r in sta n c e th a t one w as a m achine g u n n e r in the German arm y in th e last w a r. th a t a n o th e r was activ e in the interest of th e G e rm a n B und, th a t a n o th e r was a passionate a d m irer of H itle r a n d sp e n t m uch tim e in g iving th e fam ous Nazi salute. The S e n tin e l h a s even been accu sed of pu b lish in g these rumors. The la tte r re p o rt is a s g ro u n d le ss as the first rum ors, hecaus* *’e. lik e a n y o th e r n»’w sp a n e r. h av e never published a report th a t w ould in te n tio n a lly reflee t on th e e h a ra e te r o f an individual w ith o u t k n o w in g th<* fa c ts of th e ease o r enough facts to establish reaso n ab le g ro u n d s f o r such assertions. We a re not s a y in g th a t th e re art* no spit's or enem y aliens among us, if th e re a re w e d o u b t if th e y w ould co nduct them selves as som e have re p o rte d to have done. T he best th in g to do if you are re a so n a b ly su re th e re a re d o u b ts as to th e lo y alty of an in d iv id u al, re p o rt y o u r b e lie f to an o ffic e r so th a t the FB I agents m ay h av e o p p o rtu n ity to in v estig a te. TODAY- AMERICA HAS 3 0 6 COMPANIES, ALL REGULATED (T he first TODAY— MORE THAN 2 3 MILLION HOMES - HAVE ELECTRICITY. THE USE OF CURRENT IS UX» 7 3 % IN 7 Y £ A A 5 . ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB GLOWED FOR EDISON IN 1879. 0 > E A IRPLA N E..TH E FIRST IT h E MOTORCAR. FOUR REGISTERED IN i e 9 S . 3D M ILLIO N TODAY. ONE TO FLY, IQ O 3. IOOO A MONTH MADE HERE NOW, AND INCREASING £Y £R Y CAY. route, Cottage Grove. W ith th e com ing o f th e rad io , th e ta lk in g p ic tu re s a n d o th er form s o f m odern e n te rta in m e n t, we used to th in k th e day of cheap lite r a tu r e an d tin* dim e novel h ad passed u n til we took a look at th e m agazine ra c k of th e n ew sstan d and d ru g store. H ere o rd in a rily y o u w ill fin d a ll k in d s o f se n sa tio n a l m agazines to sa tisfy th e m ost deb ased a p p e tite . P e rh a p s the term “ s a tis fy ” is a m isnom er because one s to ry th a t has a base am i seetu al appeal calls fo r m ore an d is en o u g h to m ake th e re a d e r a fit su b ject fo r some m en ta l in stitu tio n in th e course of tim e. O ld tim e rs recall th e p e rio d w hen D ead W ood Dick and like novels sold by th e m illions. T h a t w as a tim e w hen th ere w ere not so m an y form s of d iv ersio n , w hich m akes th e p o p u la rity of (tome o f th e n e w e r dim e novels still m ore o f a m ystery. But it c le a rly in d ic a te s th a t re a d in g fo r e n te rta in m e n t alone can he c a rrie d to a n excess. BAD NEW S FO R H IM ! FOR FrL-Sat., Dec. 13-14: "M elody R an ch ,” G ene A u try , J im m y D u ra n te , A nn M iller, B a rto n M acL ane. P r e view fe a tu r e " T h e M u m m y ’s H a n d ,” D ick F o ran , P e g g y M oran, W a lla c e F o rd . F or R ent Covered W2gon Days Reminding tourists of A m erica’s pioneer days, a gigantic yoke of oxen, drawing a covered wagon across the plains, has been repro duced near the outskirts of Kearney. Neb. Built on a scale of 1H to 1, the team is 7*Y feet high, having been molded entirefy by hand in con crete reinforced with steel. Wood was used tor the wagon structure, the wheels, however, being encased in a layer of concrete 11. S. Impeachments There have been 12 U. S. impeach ments, by the senate. One presi dent, Andrew Johnson; one senator, W illiam Blount; ope cabinet officer. W illiam W. Belknap, and nine judges. President Johnson and five others were acquitted; charges were dismissed in two cases and four, all judges, were removed from office. .Matronly Models In a Boston store, matronly ap pearing models show clothes intend ed for women with such figures. Pressing Necktie To m ake a good form to use in pressing a man's necktie, roll a large rectangle of paper in a cone T W O RO O M S fo r re n t. $6 00. shape or cut a cardboard the shape I R e g iste re d B o s to n T e rrie r. of the lie; this form can be inserted T ra d e fo r w h a t have you. 50x100 inside the tie, flattened to fit the lot fo r sale n e a r C resw ell high shape of the tie. laid on a smooth school. $35.00. Call a t firs t house ironing board with a slightly damp So. W alk e r high school. 17-3tp-19 cloth over it. and pressed. C o a tin g a Cake Sprinkle chopped dates, raisins, chocolate shot or grated sweet choc olate. nuts, coconut or candied fruit over the top of cake batter Just be fore putting it into the oven. It will give the cake a delightful cout- ir.g. Use half a cup of coating for the average-si^e cake Average Life of Canary The average life of the canary Is between 12 and 15 years, although some birds have been known to live 18 years. Usually with advancing years birds begin to molt irregular ly or lose part of the feathers en tirely. Even their eyesight is im paired W ed .-T h u rs., D ee. 18-19: "S o n o f th e N avy,” Ja m e s D u n n , J e a n P a r k e r . P re v ie w fe a tu re “ LIT A bner,” G ra n v ille O w en, M ona Ray) Jo h n n y M orris. Diane Theatre Admission 10c and 25c Bargain N ights 10c .. Saturday Matinee 10c and 15c Thurs.-Frl., Doc. 12-13: “The Devil’s Pipeline,” R ic h a rd A rlen , A ndy D evine, Je a n n e K elly. B a rg a in N ig h ts, A dm ission 10c. S a t.-S u n ., Doc. 14-15: " F r o n tie r V engeance,” Don "R e d ” B a rry , B e tty M oran, Y akim a C a n u tt. P r e view f e a tu r e “ S lig h tly T e m p te d ,” H ugh H e rb e rt, P e g g y M o ran , Jo h n n y D ow ns. S a tu rd a y M atinee, 2:30 p. m . A dm ission 10c a n d 15c. M on.-T ues.-W od., Dec. 10-17-18—C L O SE D . Thurs.-Frl., Dec. 19-20: "Phantom o. Chinatown,” K ey e L u k e, G r a n t W ith e rs, A n n a M ay W ong. B a r g a in N ig h ts. A dm issio n 10c. Real Estate RODMANS Insurance M achine Shop location. C o rn e r 10th and W ashington. L ot is 50 by 79. Good building. P ric e $700, $250 down. W ill re n t by m onth. M o n e y i n v e s t ? W e have som e incom e p ro p e rtie s w o rth con sid e rin g . YOUR M O N EY ’S W O RTH . D esirable tw o bedi-oom house a t th e c o rn e r of 5 th and W h ita k e r. F r u it tre e s, g a rd en spot, w oodshed and garag e. 120 ft. of paved s tre e t. O nly $1,200. H om e and business location. P ro p e rly adjoins th e N ew S afew ay m a rk e t. $1,300, $500.00 down. t 80 A cres. 6 A cres in cu ltiv atio n . 20 in open p a stu re . Good creek, w a te r piped to house. B a rn O, K. 7 m iles from C o tta g e G rove on paved road. $1,200. 111 A cres. 15 in cu ltiv a tio n . B alance m o stly p a stu re , b e a u tifu l stre a m . No buildings. $800 cash o r $850 on easy term s. Tw o bedroom house, b a rn , w oodshed, a c re of ground. J u s t S outh of th e new high school. $800, $100 down. T ak e c a r o r tru c k a s p a r t p ay m en t. 60 a c re farm . 30 ac re s o f bottom land in cu ltiv atio n . Good p a s tu re . I^arge house, excellen t b arn . Long highw ay fro n ta g e . P riced su rp risin g ly low. 1941 F O R R E N T - 5 -room house. Room fo r cow an d g arden. Tw o m iles e a s t of C o tta g e G rove. Phone 16-F-14 o r ca ll G race E lm ore. 17-2tp-18 ST O R A G E S P A C E F O R R E N T : F o r f u r n i t ure, autom obiles, household goods, m erch an d ise of all kinds a t 2*4c p e r sq u a re foot fo r l o n g te rm lease. 4 %c per sq u a re foot re n ta l fo r m erch an - Hosiery 6 S S1^ MORE POWER...MORE FUN TO DRIVE ...A N D TAILORED TO YOUR TASTEI T rychrysi . fr fo r p e rfo rm a n c e ! F O R R E N T —M odern un fu rn ish ed house. A vailable now. See W. C. M a rtin a t S e n tin e l O ffice. 14-tfc 8un.-Mon.-Tue«., Dec. 15-13-17: “H ired W ife,” R osa lind R ussell, B ria n A h e m e , V irginia B ruce, John C a rro ll, R o b e rt B en ch ley , H o b a rt C avanaugh, R ich a r d L ane. FOR r XMAS at CALLAHAN'S FURNITURE STORE. ToweLs 10c o r 12 fo r $1 o r $1.00 cocoa door m a ts 69c. O ccasional chairs, $3.49. C e d a r ch e sts $12.50- $17.30 up. M a ttre ss $4.99. S pring- filled m a ttre s s $9 98. Bed room set $39.75 an d $49.75. O lym pic ran g e $39.50. C irc u la tin g h e a te r $39 75. T rik e s $2.49. Doll buggies $1.19 T ry C a lla h a n 's F u rn itu re S to re, E ugene, H eilig T h e a tre Bldg. ________ _ n .2 t c - 1 8 ‘ P e n n s y lv a n ia ’s w a rn in g to m o to rists, “ C urves a re beauti- fu l b u t d a n g e ro u s ,” w as e v id e n tly not w ritte n by a wom an- h a te r. A dm ission 10c a n d 35c CH IR O PR A C TO R totts&l G»O*t US Maiali We can’t hang this on the tree for you, but we can give you the key and you’ll have a present the whole family can be proud of. FO R E X C H A N G E : A shland cle a r incom e fo r C o tta g e G rove c le a r farm . G. A. A ndrew s, If. E. M ain S t.. A shland. O re. 18-2tp-19 Suggested slogan fo r a w h ite-fro n t h a m b u rg e r d isp e n sa ry __ ‘S p ic a n d S p a n ita r y .” Arcade Theatre ¿¿J) FO R S A L E At a b a rg a in ; income residence p ro p e rly and also a c re age, w ell located. In q u ire n t 141 3rd S t. o r phone 221-J. 18-3tc-20 A p e d e stria n Is a fellow w ho has m issed a few p ay m en ts on his c a r. Paint Brush To have a paint brush always ready for use, keep the bristles sus pended in raw linseed oil. Ohlropractio way. FO R S A L E Good o a ts and vetch hay. $10.«) ton. J. P. Ixtomis. D orona, D isston R tc. 1 8 -ltp O ften i t ’s e a sie r to do a good jo b r a th e r th a n to explain Why y o u d i d n ’t. Adding F e rtilize r Keep soil in which household plants are growing enriched by add ing fe rtilize r occasionally. You con enjoy health the FO R S A L E F e e d e r pigs o r will tra d e for calves o r w h at have you. A rnold D uerst, M osby C rock D isston R t„ P h . 19-F-4 1 2 -ltp W o rry i s th e in te re st p a id by those who borrow trouble. Not So Hot While station attendants were mopping their brows at the extreme heat in Fort Wayne. Ind.. a woman driving a car with a Mississippi li cense stopped at one of the stations to have a heater installed. 18-3tp-20 ' w FO R S A L E C orn-fed R ed F ry e rs a n d R o a ste rs, 3 ty - to 7- (x>und. D ressed re a d y for oven o r pan Place y o u r holiday o rd e rs early. R. W. Hill. Phone 28-E-5. ____________________ ___ lH-'ttp-2<> T he w ay to clim b high is to keep on the level. T h e re p u b lic a n s have been claim ing th a t p o liticians have becom e cy n ical r e g a rd in g th e p e o p le ; t h a t ’s tu rn in g the tables, f o r th e people h a v e been th a t w ay ab o u t th e po litician s these m a n y y e a rs. THE MAN WHO DOESN'T LOVE CHRI5TM ASTI0C. S h o u ld s ic a doctor . THERES SOMETHING THE MATTER W ith HIS HEART/ Miscellaneous CHEAP LITERATURE. Horn D rivers A good d riv e r uses his horn spar lngly. reports the N ational Automo bile club. There are frequent op portunities that tooting the h'-rn m a j prevent an accident. Motorist; should always signal their intention; to pass another car Lost and Hound__ FO R S A L E Good cow hay. I n B lack fem ale Spaniel, q u ire D. M. G arnet a t O. K. LO ST about 4 m onths old A nsw ers to W elding Shop, S o u th T e n th St. _________________________17-31.- 19 nam e of Mickey. Reward for r e tu rn to M. G. G rubb. 1st and H a r 18 lip H O U SE FO R SA L E , su ita b le for rison. P. O. Box 273. duplex. W ill sell reaso n ab le on easy te rm s. A ddress, A. B., can* LO ST In postoffiee, fountain pen; nam e engraved In gold. M aurice S e n tin e l._____________ 17-2tc-18 Boykin. R ew ard. Ph. 25-F-12. I 8 ltp NX W W W W W W W w w w w w w ^ z w w w w > ^ w *» FO R S A L E — P la y e r piano w ith 100 rolls and bench, and cnbnet fo r rolls. S u ita b le fo r C h ristm a s p re se n t. P r i c e d reasonable, Ad- S E E II. N. T R A X L E R . C resw ell. d ro ss P. O. Box 472. 17-2tc-18 . fo r real e s ta te and exchanges Also file a n d a u to insurance. 20tfc FO R S A L E W ean er pigs, w eight ab o u t 30 pounds, price $3.00 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR each. A. R. M yers. D ixston route. W iring and R ew iring Phone 40F3. 17-2tc-18 Leon C. Godduril. 401 M ain St., phone 1 5 6 L - 2 0 1 . 1 0 - t f c * O LD G R O W TH f ir wood. $4.50 cord, delivered. Phone 16-F-22 o r a c a n l to H. C. G leaser, Dixston M o re p o w e rfu l S p itfire en g in e s! M u ltip le - je t c a rb u re to rs , w ith s e p a ra te jets fo r d iffe re n t car sp eed s a n d p o w e r re q u ire m e n ts . . . in c lu d in g th e S p itfire jet th a t releases a N ia g a ra o f p o w e r w h e n y o u " s te p o n it” . F u n to d riv e ! F lu id D r iv e w ith V a c a m a tic T ra n sm issio n *- 1 9 4 ). C H B Y S ltR S AND g iv es a u to m a tic safety c o n tro l. G e a rs a d ju s t th e m se lv e s a u to m a tic a lly in a ll n o rm a l d r iv in g ! S m o o th a n d s ile n t b e y o n d b e lie f! C o m e in an ti h a v e so m e futi. T ry C h ry s le r fo r 1941. A m a z in g p e r f o r m a n c e . . . fa r a h e a d in e n g in e e r in g ... o u ts ta n d in g b e a u ty . . . a n d ta ilo r e d to y o u r I t i l i , 1 PLYM O UTH NOW ON o 'lS P lA » M cC oy M otors 6th and Washington Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service Lucien LeLong Cologne B alalaika $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 Im prom ptu $2.50 T a lis p in ................... $2.00 P erfum e Atomizers 5a- «i .00 Coty Toilet Sets $1.25 to $5.00 P a rk e r F ountain Pens $1.00 to $8.50 Evening in P aris Toilet Sets J u stin Bill Folds $1.00 to $7.00 $1.50 to $8.75 Im perial Glass W are 50c — $2.00 Coty Perfum e $1.00 to $5.00 D resser Sets Cutex Sets ............. 60c to $2.50 Cedar Chests .......... 50c to $3.00 S a c h e t....................... 25c to $1.00 H ubigant Shaving Sets » $1.50 $1.50 to $16.00 Fancy Soaps Games Electric W affle Irons $4.88 to $6.33 Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store
