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PAGE TWO THI'HSDAV. Jl'I.V 24. HUI THE SENTINEL, 0 0 1 TAPE PROVE. PREPON Established 1889. Published Every Thursday at __ 25 North Sixth Street. W. C M A R T IN .................................................................. Editor-Publisher SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES (Cash in Advance) In Lane-Douglas Counties Outside Lane-Douglas Counties One Xear ............................ $1.50 One Year .............................. $2 00 Six Months ....................................80 Six Months .... „....... ............. 1.25 Three Months .... .. ........ . .50 Three Months ..................... .. .85 Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for less than three months. CotUfif <Srove ^entrari English Troops Practicing invasion oí France T ruckers Attention We do all kinds of tube and valve work. sp I a per 0 R t Gio P ub LI S HE O. K. T ir e S hop SOjCIATI ON 125 North 9th Street GETTING ALONG IN THE WORLD well grud«* school board fo r revis . ing the budg«-t was held on F r i day evening. Representing the tax- pa.M-ts were Mis, .t'la rii Doty, I. E. Z in lk e r and 11. N. T ra xler. F. A. Everson was chairm an and Genevieve Thompson acted as sec retary. Notices fo r th«- seeontl budget election on August 14 w ill la- |Mtst«-d. - Most of us have g«H»«l intentions w!i«-th«-r it’s getting abend linn neiallv or getting along with our neighbors. A business man laaile a good suggestion the other «lav (name on request) in dis- i Basing a subject that has be n talked of much lately and per haps nnteh more will !»<• said, if the problem connected with the subject isn’t settled shortly In order to leave the space in front of his st»»re for the use of his customer*. he is r< nting a space in a parking lot nearby and paying $1 00 per month for this pri\ i- A start was made several weeks ago in asking business men 1« park off the main thoroughfare, so that parking space ad jacent to the stores might he available for use of the rural pen- ple. The cooperation so far as we know has been all that could be asked for. but has not gone far enough. The cooperation has not b e n 1(W percent, hut could he made so with a little per suasion ami if the persuasion did not do the job, then a few traf fic tickets. The driver of ears usually can he easily identified, as the driver’s license is usually attached to the steeling wheel. HIKTIIM. A nine pound «laughter, G lo ri’i L illia n . was born to Mr. hik I Mrs. Itlenn Stim m el of Black B utte ») Sunday, July 13th at the B utler M u te rn ily home. l>. f .- im i' n w l \ i u u f t l Mr, and Mrs. Howard Floyd nr? the parents of a seven pound son, Charles E«lwin, bom Tuestbtv. G R E A T E R 4-11 Vt C T IO N SALE July I5tb, ut the B u tle r m ate rn ity home. SEA TED AT I lilt. Reliable sourer* tay that English troops may invade ih r roast of F r a n c e In Ih r near future. rumors are support«-,! by these pictures showing the British p ra rtlrtn r Invasion exercises STUDY IN RELATIVITY. These A short time ago, a dog which wns suspected of having rabies ran loose in the city of Peoria. Illinois. The animal had bitten a 7-year-ohl boy. If the dog was not raptured at once to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaac of A new high in the number and test him for rabies, the boy would have to take anti-rabies in q u a lity of animals that w ill go on Culp Creek ar«- th«- parent* of a oculation—which is both painful and somewhat risky. the block at the 4-H club boys daughter l» m Thursday, July 17 The dog got loose because three women undertook to stage The W ar Departm ent aske«l vice as soon as sabotage damage and g irls ’ unction sal«- at the O re at the B u tle r m ate rnity home. She a “ dog delivery” at the eitv pound in protest against animal congress fo r legislalion to retata is repair«*«!. gon state fa ir September 1-7 in weight'd nine pound* at b irth She the national guard, reserves and President Roosevelt signed legis experimentation which they contended entailed suffering on the selectees fo r the d u r itio n of the lation givin g him power Io grunt Salem is promised b> club lead bus la-en named E arline Elizabeth. part of the animals. emergency. President Roosevelt defens«- m aterials p rio rity in ers. This w ill be the th ird annual Commenting on this, the Peoria Journal Transcript said: told his press conference that un m erchant shipping space A six pound dnughter wt:s born and load 4-H slock sale ‘‘Apparently the question thus posed is one of relativity in suf less congress acts tliq a rm y faces ing facilities. For the firs t tim e th«- clublierx to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Payne of w ill o ile r a number of baby beefs, McKenzie Bridge on Friday, July fering. Even if it be assumed that the charge animals suffer un serious disintegration. , Prices. der experimentation is true (a charge denied by medical re The W a r D epartm ent announc Labor Secretary Perkins an as w ell as 100 head of fa t lambs 18th nt the B u tle r m ate rn ity search workers), the situation presently disclosed here is that if ed in itia l deliveries o f the A-24, a nounced re ta il food prict-s inereas- und a number o f hogs, At least 15 home. The I mi by has been named the dog which is a rabies suspect escapes capture ami return to new dive bomber that can outper /« h >1.7 percent during th«- last two head o f I why beef being I at tenet S hirley Ann. r the f-iir sale are now on feed the pound, the boy bitten by the «log will certainly not escape form those used by o the r nations. weeks o f June, in addition to 1.6 fo in the W illam ette valley. I.nnibs The D epartm ent said rifle s and A son weighing nine |M>unds was percent in the firs t tw o weeks of the pain ami suffering incidental to anti-rabies inoculation. This sub-machine guns are now being the month. P rincipal rises wen- und hogs w ill come from many born to Mr. and M rs Clarence is a neat little study in relativity.” liarts of the state. produced at a daily rate of 1,500. in the price of eggs. lard, butter, Richardson Sunday. J u ly 20th it The Peoria ease »«ins to be one where ignorance of the compared w ith 289 one year ago. pork The club auction, only livestock the B u tle r m ate rnity home He eho|>s and canned tomatoes, sale conducted at the fa ir, is has been nnm -d J a rtq il Glendoi.. necessity of animal experimentation by qualified scientists drove Under Secretary Patterson issued she said. scheduled fo r the fifth morning. wfR-nteailing people to a dangerous extreme of action. If ex a statem ent o f arn iy progress President Roosevelt to k i his perimentation on animals is forbidden, the experiments must be showing expenditures increased press conference he is considering Friday. September 5. at 10 o'clock MISS GEER THANKS I 1(1 ENDS Restaurants, packing plants, made on human beings. Science cannot guess. It must prove. six fold in the past fiscal year. placing a ceiling on rents and on meat m arkets, business houses, Lend-Lease Aid. And proof comes only from experimentation. comm odities and asking congress I wish to express my p-raonal one chamber o f commerce nn«l Medical experimentation on animals has resulted in some President Roosevelt sent Lend- to put "te e th ” in price-fixing other institutio ns made lively bid appreciation fo r tin- assistance of of the greatest and most beneficial medical discoveries. It has Lease A d m in is tra to r Hopkins to measures. ding at the 1940 club sale and my friends und others who h«-l|c-«i W a r and Defense. been the means of saving hundreds of thousands of human be London fo r a new survey of even greater interest is u n lk 'ifm t- me conduct a successful campaign B ritis h needs, and assigned tw o W PA t'oninnssfoni-r H un te r said <-d at the 1941 state fa ir. as a candidal«* fo r Queen of the ings from suffering and death. To forbid it. would turn back arm y generals to speed the flow to ta l average W PA «-rnploynn-ui South Lam- Fair. I am very grate the clock ot medical advancement. o f m unitions and food to B rita in . d arin g tl»e 19-12 fiscal year w ill THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE PRICES WILL FOLLOW WAGES increases. The efforts of business and the government to control prices will prove completely ineffectual if this trend continues. In some lines, of which retail nierehamlising is perhaps the most outstanding, prices have beer, held down for the reason that business has taken smaller profits. That cannot go on indefinite ly, in the fact of the wage trend. If we are to have an upward wage spiral, we must have, an upward price spiral with it. If we are to place a workable ceil ing over prices, on th«- other hand, we must also place a (•«•¡ling over wages. There are no alternatives. Ami th«- sooner we realize that, the sooner the price-wag« problem will he solved. TIME TO QUIT ADVERTISING. A well established journal in 18.98 requested a number of its largest advertisers to give their opinions concerning the best time to stop advertising, and the following replies were receiv ed. The best time to quit adevrtising is—“ When the population ceases to multiply, and the generations that crowd on after you and never heard of you, stop coming on. ‘ When you have convinced everybody whose life will touch yours that you have better goods and lower prices than they can get anywhere else. “ When you perceive it to be the rub- that men who never ailvertise arc outstripping their neighbors in the same line of business. When you can forget the words of the shrewdest and most successful men concerning the main cause of their prosperity. “ When every man has become so thoroughly a creature of habit that he will certainly buy this year where he bought last year. *'W hen younger and fresher houses in your line cease start ing up and using newspapers in telling the people how much better they can do for them than you can. “ When you would rather have your own way and fail than tgke advice and win.” /mr t i 1111 Has This to Say: A customer guv«- us n shock, the other «lay. She usk«-«l us why we never advertised. • • • Im ag in e our surprise, our ««I has run m ore or less re g u larly . • • • When we told her we did ad- vertlse und showed her an ad to prove It. »h«- said, "Yes. but they look so much like a ll the rest, why don't you <h»ll them up a hit so th ey'll la- easier to cnlch T h a t »et us to th in k in g . M aybe »h < was right. Ami we rcnumd>cr«al when On the “ good old «lays") we used to w rite a column that drew a lot of favorable comment. N«»w we don't «-x|a-«-l to lx- a W w ch- «•II or an Irw in Cobb, but we’ll tr y to give y«m a few tmil«*s again. • • • And yea, you’re rig h t, w e’ll probably ta lk a lit t le M t about the ele ctrica l bu-U neoa. a • A\zy Nelson S u m m e r V alu es 50c Swimming Caps 39c 25c One Spot Flea Powder 23c 35c Bay Rum, 12 oz. 25c $1.25 Baby Brownie Special $1.07 25c Sun Tan Oil 19c Polaroid Sun Glasses $1.96 15c Facial Tissues, 200’s 10c Lowest Cut Rate Prices on All Tobacco 49c If you need a REFRIGERATOR or a WASHING MACHINE Refrigerator or the Maytag Washer. Cottage Grove Motor Co. • So w a ll fo r o ur lite ra ry effo rt» In Ih r Issues to ««oue. fu l fo r your e ffo rts in my Iw-hulf be m aintained at 1,000.000 instead P O S T A L C A R R I E R * T O S E L L and assure you that your kindness D E F E N S E STAM PS. o f 1,700.000 SS in the past ycur. V-aus-i w ill not be forgotten. He said atauist 30 percent o f 'ill I.II.M A N GEER T h irty -tw o thousand ru ra l m ail 5()-ltp W PA w orkers were employ«-«! on carriers are now ucting a* agents national defense projects in Jun<- In the sde of «W»»nse savings and cuts » ill be made more slow stamps, post.II officials have in ly fio m these projects than o th C iv ilia n Supply. formed the treasury departm ent. ers. The OPACS announced a p ro iJemand fo r the stamp* in «¡«irsc- Increased Wages. gram to give preference over ly .settled d is tric ts caiui-d the The labor departm ent announc o th e r c iv ilia n needs to re jm ir and post office deportm ent to a u th o r ed weekly tu rn in g s of wage earn maintenance parts fo r p rivately- ize the curriers io act ns salesmen. At Thrift Wise, the store that brought and maintains cut ers in m anufacturing industries ta | owned automobiles, trucks, tr a il The stnrnps range in value from May rose to a new high of $30.68. rate prices for you. Give us a try—You, too, will save. ers, tractors, household refrigera- ten cents to five dollars. Purchas tors, stoves, rang«?s and w ater a rise of 5 percent since this A p ril ers are given albums in which and 21 percent over May, 1940. heaters, plum bing fixtures, and they can lx- mounted. When filled. H ourly rattrs muv«-d up to an aver furnaces, hospital equipment, sur I he albums may lx* exchanged fo r age o f 72.6 cents, a gain o f 2.5 gical instrum ents and eye-glass defense savings bonds. percent over A p ril and 9 1' p e r frames and parts. Post office o fficials recalled cent over the same m onth last that ru ra l m ail carriers acted In ships. year. The departm ent o f a g ric u l 1917 and The m aritim e commission said ture reported the general level ot s im ila r capacities in expansion o f the m erchant ship farm wages rose to the highest 1918 selling w ar savings stamps. building program requested from level in 11 years on J u ly 1, 60 per STREET C1.USI RE CASE the congress would provid«' 566 cent above the 1910-14 average. TAKEN I NI»ER ADVISEMENT new ships by the end o f 1943. A l Power fo r Defense. though only one o f the 312 emer Presklent Roosevelt asked con The street closure hearing, set gency cargo ships was scheduled gress fo r a u th o rity to establish fo r delivery this year, al least 10 regional o r nation-wide daylight fo r J u ly lath, wherein the state w ill be in «jperation by December saving tim e fo r a ll or such parts highway departm ent is seeking to 31. the commission said. The fast- : of the year as deemed practical. keep three streets intersecting the new- highway s trip barricaded, has est ship construction durin g the ls-en taken under advisement by last w ar was seven m ontlis and 21 O IL ( A R LO< MS. the lame «-ounty c irc u it court un«l days, the commission said, but it now hopes to reduce the tim e to Although m any automobile a dei’ision in the m a tte r w ill lik e ly 4*2 to 5 months, w ith tw o ships locks, on doors, trunks, spare be rendered in September, it whs completed every day in 1943. tiies, etc., go year a fte r year learned here. The m a ritim e commission took w ith o u t more than an occasional SC HOOL BOARD MEETS. Ltle to more Danish vessels drop o r tw o o f lig h t oil and give «Oc 20e an<^ ,o ^our Italian vessels under no trouble, it is a wise policy to A special m -e tin g of the fre s - M u rin e n r o v m m n « « of r the » M n requisition- lubricate i—«... ------- u«.. at ■ — . Annein provisions ship locks thoroughly least ing act and the coast guard seized tw ice a year, suggests the Emerg- Peach Macaroon Ice cream is in 15 o the r Ita lia n ships and one cncy Road Service o f the Oregon season now. T ry it at Gustafson’s. German ship to be put into ser- State M otor association. The Only Cut-Rate 5 0 -ltc-4 i don’t fail to see the Stew art W arner Phone 77 Radio Ray The surplus m arketing adm inis t r a t ion purchased 3U,(NMMXN) pounds o f tobacco. 2544,000 bush W eek els o f com and 75.000 bales o f co t ton fo r shipment abroad under the work lend-lease program. The government’s efforts to control pri«-«s. Business recently observed, are “ meeting difficulties.” Despite the of Leon Hendrson’s office, commodity prices continue to rise. There is a very sound reason for that. The reason is wages. It should be obvious to anyone that prices and wages still fol- • low the same course. It is utterly unreasonable to expect that we can fix prices ami at the same time permit wage levels to steadily rise. During this defense boom, wages have risen much faster t!fan production. In the year ending last June, payrolls inereas- «■<1 42 per cent—while manufacturing output increased only 30 per cent. Wage increases have also been far greater than price r jïtq rsrarananWBk G r a b e r - G e tty s Dependable Hardware 12 GEM BLADES 55c Value For 39c M c K esson 19c Vacation FIR ST AID K IT 39c shave cream 1 PK. VERY THIN BLADES SHAVE LOTION ALL FOR 39c D EA TH D R IN K Kills Rats & Mice 25c Soda King SYPHON BOTTLE $4.95 SILK HOSIERY 1 PIN T WITCH HAZEL FOR 29c 69c, 89c, $1.00, $1.25 pair Juva-Tex AUTOMATIC COMPACT 10c LUNCH K ITS W ith Vacuum Bottle $1.19 Cadet or Mufti Shoe White P er Bottle 10c CORNET FACIAL TISSUE 500 for 19c Endorsed by Arthur Murray Kelly’s Ciit Ra te Drug Store
