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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1940)
THE SENTINEL, g TT AGE PROVE. OREGON Established 1SR9. Published Every Thunwtay a t 23 N o rth S ixth S tre e t.' W. C. M A R T IN .............................................................. Editor-Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance! In l.ane-Ilcuglas Counties Outside I^tne-Duugkui Counties ............... ....... $1.50 One Year ................................. $2 00 One Y*nr fnnjjj,« . ..................... KO SI* M onths ........... ............ .. 1.25 .50 l"nree Months ..................... ,65 Is year additional. No subscription accepted lo r i< i|b less tli.hn three months. - M ' azc 6rcvf £«itirr! T ill RSI).\V World’s Longest Power Cable for Navy Yard London Mr. mid Mr«. Joe Abeene anti son M arrell, Mr. mid M r, Claud Abeene «ml daughter, Mrs. H arold Abeene, M rs, Julian Small, Mrs. h e n ry Hess «ml Claris,* Abeam* attended the funeral of A K. Me- Phearson nt Eugene Thursday. Mr. McPhearson was « luxither in-law of Joe Abeene ami an unele to the others of the group. Several young people of this com m unity took advantage o f the let* skating during the recent cold snap. The m ill pond at the form er m ill site of tin* Woodard Lumber company was frozen over and made good skating. Eour above zero was the cold est that was reported hen*. That was Saturday m orning at the J. E. linnton home. Mrs. Lola Link and Mrs. Carl K ing of Cottage* Grove were ’licsts Sunday at the Robert P hil ips home*. M r. and Mrs. Dorman Brook- hart and children of French Gulch. C alifornia, spent |«»rl of last week nt the Joe Hrookhnrt horn«*. Mrs, Ada Ahcenc, who was quite ill last week, is Improving. Mrs. M u rry Newton s|x*pt Sun day nt the D. Dickinson home near Eugene. Sr ji 0 B E GjortQN 5^ DE(’E MBER 19, 1940 P E 0 P ili LI S H E WÍ) 4-S-S 0 C IA T I ON EXCUSE US PLEASE. y stz f 23», equipment wtl hot only look the part, hut will saviig us time and in printing a larger paper, „ ; We still ! : ivc a number c f eopi s of the 12th left noi get yours. Submarine cable repair ship W ilia m Nottinsham of S c-ttlc as ih? laid world's longcet vnspllrrd power cable, arresa Pujct Sound from K irh im n d Ucorh north ot Seattle to R rr.nrrton. fcr P n jc t Bound Navy yard. Cable I* needed to leraisli additional power for huf;e yard, where gigantic naval shipbuilding pro- tra m is under way. MAKE THIS A LIGHT CHRISTMAS! Batin of ('httKl;• ;is Day will find the I ’nited States one of Hie few nations unshad; wed by hlucknut.;. unshuken by sereatii- tjf divu bouiln-rs or the high w hine of air raid alarms. ifqJ.H’flll Ihc m ajor net io; ; in the world, America is the only one, this year, when- the lights on the Christmas tree may hum .throughout the night without violating a law. military or civir. Blackouts are certain to rule in most countries. But in the land where the torch of Liberty has flamed through many per iods of darkness, little children can greet again the ever new ‘wonder of the tree that Santa brought. .Because this is the on* land where electric lights burn on in the windows and on the Christmas trees, lit us all unite to make this a light Christmas. W hether it be in the exp, .isive front yard .of a mansion with tre s bulecked by those who have plenty, or the tiny window of a small cottage, show a light at Christmas 0time. Holiday lamps of red and green strung like holly wreaths in the windows of the land will spread their holiday message of ^greeting in honor of Him whose birthday is December 2a. Street a fte r street, block after block and mile after mile. ■ let u; make tlr.s a light Christmas. Edr this is the year of our Lord 19*10 in Am, riea and in America there is Peace. 4ufo Accessories Suggested for Gift OF A FiTCHFORX TO EJ0Í5 OF A BAN K.-FXQ M COUNTRY GIRL TO COLLEGE Pf-E5fi>5NT—AM ERICA'S RECORD OF INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS HE IP S POLLING. M E N , ANt> W O M E N TOO, ARE LIM ITE D CNLY BY THEIR. CV.'N AMBITION A N D A & 1L/T /. ARE YOU A FISHERMAN? One of the a lazing reports of Lie week in Washington comes from tin* I . S. Department of Interior showing how many fisherm en there are in the United States, and in each slat *. The report shows that 7.85K.275 fishing licenses were issued to men, A’omen and children during a fiscal year. .Michigan issued more Illg!) HdS.OOO I:- 1!., . and ?di:i:i .*■ f :. New York and Ohio issued uyip.Uian 500.000 each. Por* from Atlantic C ity this week shows that more than -’'»rt‘ii*e i m ;i l a- I' n t 1 eie i ngeging in sport- in which ‘ it indm 's wore winners i:i the annual fishing contest elnb. and warded prix .; total.ng $2.000. Hockey games ami Atlantic oasf squash racquets ehampi’-nships have been in progress on lad,leu Hail courts, where 100 of the nation's leading women »layers ,, i c. • « tin g for championships. Atlantic ( ‘¡tv •»tbc favorite spot on tie mid-Atlantie seaboard at this time of L!|‘' vea1 • / ' * •'•■'-'Heli it is an all-year-round resort. WITH THE WORLD'S BEST LIVING STAEDA/.D AND TAY, V.E HAVE ALSO FULL FREEDOM TO WORK A T W/.'AT ABD I W £ £ £ F/E ELEASE. NTMÇ TOTALITARIAN LANDS MEN ARE FORCE0 TO WOftH A T T H S J C p G A \’D FCR THE WAGES THE DICTATORS SET AND DON’T D /R £ STRIKE .QUIT OR LE.WE THEiR. LOCALITIES. AS FOR W O M E N , IT ’S A L M O S T A L L M A N U A L LABOR. FOR THEM. ^NNSi BOOM o taxi my property off the m arket.” “ I won’t p ri-¡.a n y m o re .” This is what I hear almost to buy a farm or house in do it now. Next spring you’ll Bforv. n and a ro u n d C ottage d ro v e f o r o v e r a fe w o f them . sale, M E R R Y CHRISTM AS E sta te RODMANS Insurance ¿ ío îfe ïi G e t What You Want W hen ihu Want I t P T h e p h e n e rin g3... y o u w a n t c o m p le te i n f o r m a t i o n abou* th e d eal—QUICKLY ! D o you g et it? A good in d e x in g s y s te m is a n e c e ss ity fo r a g o in g c o n c e r n . W e fu r n is h S h a w -W a lk er in d e x in g for ev ery p u r p o se —card s, b ills, co rresp o n d e n c e , e v e r y th in g . i t is ep eed y an d s c ie n tific . It fits a n y e q u ip m e n t. L e t U3 c o m e over to y o u r p la c e c f b u s in e s s an d d is c u s s you r in d ex in g n eed s — or a n y t h in g e lse in th e office e q u ip m e n t lin e . »..rti«.*»« Skr* mfMr* The Sentinel P h o n e 159 TOWNSEND NEWS . Ug. fact that the dictators have invented a kind ,1, r . d i v i . h u l hT Hy. At ,ha, 'Temoj-a e ie a . w in c h have n ever m in d , can L e a f th e m .” . . . The -- t O pponents ,,f p»tblie ppv r develop ed the re g im e n te d mass- N ew Y o rk T im , s. ' _____________ p ro b a b ly got a g r in out o f W il- There's sure to be one man in every fa m ily Wiio presents ' _ a kn o tty problem at Christmas tim e but if he's a m otorist you can easily sa ftisfy h im . Chevrolet dealers an* now showing a special display of new liM l accessories that o ffe r a score o f solutions to the Christmas g ift problem. •n,., o .. . . . . . . . . . . i . _ > l e l of th» ‘‘’‘F T ’' n r id . in i, <,f S CBr' ” ^*'s ‘ r , ai„x*nrance. com fort. m l , mm , ff‘n,ufrcs Likewise. I* ’ prcfcA J ° ’’’’ ’'’“ ’H“ 1- “ . Snnf wJ,h a5cw,s? i*e' ‘ 1' n *d pxelushely fo r them This year. Chevrolet s range of acccs- sory items designed specifically fo r the KM1 car and yet harmon izing w ith other models, is the broadest the national sales leader has ever offered. Listed under four groupings safety, appearance, pleasure, and protection the Chevrolet acces sories. from g rille guard to tru n k guard, are m islern to the minute, and are priced w ith in the nverage budget fo r Christm as g ift items. Among the safety accessories a feature g ift is the new direction signal, controlled by n convenient lever mounted on the left side of the steering column. The flashing of front fender and ta il lights In dicates direction of the turn. The direction signal is an appreciated contribution to driving safety and road courtesy. Another safety item receiving favorable comment from m otorists is the new glare-proof rear view m irro r, b u ilt on an e n tire ly new principle. Tw o surfaces of this m irro r, controlled by pushing a tang, reduce glare at night w ith out disto rtin g vision, and afford fu ll daytim e reflection norm ally. M otorists who arc on the ro«,! much of the tim e w ill appreciate the convenience and safety feat ures of C hevrolet’s windshield washer, a vacuum-powered w ater 3 ¡ * , « X S 5 Ä larnetL v a lle y 1 .onto., d ie lin e s breakdow n on M o n d u y when it concealed. beeam * p w e /a a ry f o r F O E and the Eugene m u n ic ip a l p la n t to F or tra ffic protection, Chcvro- serve sonjv o f U o iñ u :v ille ’..*; custom ers. The w ra th , r is no n sp— t- *pt offers a g rille guard, rear o r o f social id e o lo g ie s — ( »regon S tatesm an fender guard, and t r u n k guard. all designed to provide maximum OKC C IR C U LAR GIVES N EW ed by wheat, grains, and hay w ith ,ÍJ2Í*.ra ?ce safeguards against SET OF FARM STATISTIC S. 16 per cent. Copies o f the circu la r ,r :7 ’ ,c hazards. ..... . f o / a X " ^ r e - » , * r r 1“ s u o m i i frec Et county cxten' ic fo r a«rrcu!tq. d rta KtfcS in Ore- sion offices. S fatvlleht w its r '/«-mile h e im : S a afetylight w ith ith H '4 -m ile beam; gon, th e O. S. C. extension service -------------------- a large, e lliptical, light amber fog A WISH. has just published .a pew mimeo lamp; a back-up lamp, and a pass graphed circ u la r entitled “ A Spe I wish I m ight have lived in Beth ing lamp. cial A s s e m b l y o f A g ricu ltu ra l lehem S tatistics fo r the State of Ore When Joseph and the gentle M ary Corona adding machines fo r sale gon.” The new circular, prepared came, at the Sentinel office. by L. R. BreithAupt, extension Seeking fo r home o r inn to shelter Corona Portables. The Sentinel. economist, ijicludes cash farm in them. come estimates fo r JD36 through Could I have welcomed them in 1938, w ith ahndal averages fo r 26 the I«ord’s name? com m odity groups. » u , u. «. .. By means o f numbers the 1 W1?h 1 ™Kht hnvc " cen thc blaz- circu la r also shows the compari- , son in production, and farm prices l b a . Jr(1 he ho y Wis<? Men from by individual commodities over a a ur'„ , • . «u period of approxim ately 20 years, rhe,.r ho™ KP b r' nS|nK to the new- beginning With U ra.-rA nim al pro- ,orn K ,nR- ducts account fo r slig h tly more I wish I m ight have heard the than h a lf o f the annua) farm in- glory song come in Oregon, w ifi).fie ld , fr u it That came so sweetly on the m id- and tru ck crops ihe. remainder, night a ir; the circu la r shows. Gazed w ith the wondering shep- The largest single ilem is from herds; gone along meat animals, including wool, W ith them to worship at the man which brings in 25.4. per cent of ger there. the cOsh income. D a iry products George Loucks Moxley, are next w ith X8 per cent, foilow - I^orane Route, ------------- --------------------- ------------------- 65-- CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Given in cordial appreciation cf the only a-’-.ets that money cannot buy—your good will. Nichols Insurance Service ^i.7 (.R .l(a g u i llilllil CHIROPR a C IO R (OT I A G I O KO W i IH M A iW tl The regular social was observed Monday night. Elm er Kent was in K rrp h , w « i r Hu I charge of the program. Music was ir u or coffru to be iuii I to the furnished by M ix Blackmon*, Tucker, Short and B ritto n w ith nai vrst Acid (or lunch can bu kept specialty numbers on the steel ttoi by wrapping gtuaa jar« full of g u ita r by Raymond Widener. beverage In sovrral ihlckneasea of Readings were given by Mrs. *,«*w«MiDer B ltt inger. Masters, Goude. Tucker, Applewhite, Petrie and Mr. Ben- nett and Maatcra. S to rks told by B ritto n and Tucker. Rev McGuuig pn^’ or of the Nazarene church, K“ vp an address. The program and «ddress was in keeping w ith the Christmas time. Group singing Concluded the program w ith Mrs. B'aekm ore at the piano. Mrs. Masters was in charge o f refresh- C h " Dort.-r received a q u ilt and the pnireeds went to the c,ub Announ<.ements in c lu d 'd the We take thw opportunity to U l(lu,s Aux|h(iry (,tnlu.r Thurw. express to you our apprecia tln> and el,*.'lion o f o ffic e r, on tion for your httsiiicwM during Dererntx-r 23. The membership the past year and wish you a drive s till showed progross w ith Merry Christmjis a n d a M rs. p,.trle 'B side leading. A PP R E C IA T IO N Hnppy New Year. Pollution by Animals Many orthodox Brahman« of India arc so fearful of pollution by animal Aeih that they take ■ purifying ball, even after receiving a letter from ■ meat-eating country touch of a button relearns a stream of w ater on the windshield at any tim e to keep the glass clear ^ Ä j ndgU’ ^ d Hosiery I. Your Back Holding You Back? RED BOOT SHOE SH O P 8teve Gosper, Prop. Arcade Theatre Admission 10c and SAo Frl.-.Hat., Dec. X0-3I: “tjueen of the Yukon,” C har les Bickford, Irene Rich, Melvin I-ang Preview fea ture “Handy Gets Her Man” Baby Sandy, S tuart E rw in, Una Merkel. Htm.-Mon.-Tue«., Dec. XX-2S-X<: "Hoven Hlnnor»,” Marlene D ietrich, John Wayne. Albert Dckker, Micha Auer, Broderick Crawford, B illy G ilbert, A n na Lee, Samuel Hinds. Wcl.-Thuru., Dec. Xft-28: “ A U tU e B it of Heaven,” G loria Jean, Rolx*rt Stack. Hugh Herbert. Nan Grey. Preview feature “Lone Wolf Keep« A Date,** W arren W illiam , Frances Robinson. Diane Theatre Admission 10« and S$o Bargain Nights 10c .. Saturday Matinee lOo and 10« Thurs.-Frl., Dec. 10-20: “Phantom of Chinatown," Keye Luke, G rant W ithers. Anna May Wong. B ar gain Nights. Admission 10c. Hat.-Hun.. Dee. 21-22, “ Young B ill Hicfcok,” Roy Rogers, George Hayes, Jacqueline Wells. Preview feature “ E llery Queen— Master Detective,” Ralph Bellnmy, M argaret Lindsay. Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m. Admission 10c and 15c. Mon.-Tum.-Wcd-, Dec. 23 24-2«—CLONED. Thurs.-Frl., Dec. 26-27: “ Chanlng Trouble,” Frankie Darro. M ary Kearnian, M antan Moreland. Bargain Nights. Admission 10c. Lucien LeLong Cologne B alalaika $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 Im prom ptu $2.50 Talispin $2.00 P erfum e Atomizers 50*. » ’ 1 — 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 $1.50 to $8.75 J u stin Bill Folds $1.00 to $7.00 Im perial Glass W are 5 0 c - -$2.00 Coty P erfum e $1.00 to $5.00 D resser Sets Cutex Sets 60c to $2.50 Cedar Chests 50c to $3.00 Sachet ...................... 25c to $1.00 H ubigant Shaving Sets $1.50 Fancy Soaps $1.50 to $15.00 ........... $1.00 Box Games $1.00 Electric W affle Irons $4.88 to $6.33 Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store
