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PAGE TWO THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Ffctnblished 1889 Published E very Thursday at 25 N orth Sixth Street. C. M A R T IN ....... ............................................. ............. Editor-Publisher ‘Russian Names AreTousrl Till l(S |)\V <KTOIIEH IO, 1911 leave Eugene at l:S0 p m. and to Hie damalte, where Governor Ciias Sprague w ill de W. Mr. and Mrs. Charley S m ith ne- live r (lie (*e<lleatli ni address. SU BSC RIPTIO N RATES (Cash in Advance) comp lined Mr. and Mrs Jack In Lane-Douglas Counties Outside Lane-Douglas Counties S m ith on a trip to Madras over A delicious ixmi I weather d rin k. One Year ........................... ..... $1.50 One Y ear .................................. $2 00 tlv? week end. Nest li*s hot chocolate at Guataf- Six Months .— ............................... 80 Six Months ........................ 1.25 Citizens of Cottage Grove s<x»n Lester H arris and Mr. and Mrs Three Months ................................50 Three Months ................................ 65 12 ltc-3 l ■ w ill be decorating tb e ir homes A lb ert H arris and son came from M>ns of course Foreign rale 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for I w ith paints made from compounds Idhana to spend the w< ek end less than three months. I derived p a rtly from m ilk and vege w ith re la tiv e i here tables, it was predicted today hy Miss Belva G a m u ttr Is visiting Bruno F. Roman, president of the w ith her l> other Nelson at Mc N ational Chemical and M anufac Kenzie Bridge. Site w ill also visit tu rin g Company, Chicago. Mr Ro her sister, Mrs. Earl G ridley, ill man announced that the (1 K Sup Sisters hefoie she returns home ply Company had been ap|m intrd M r. and Mrs. A. L. Bennet le, exclusive dealer fo r the products who have spent the past year w ith in th is area. th e ir daughter, M rs . (¡'u rg e A NEW ATTITUDE The new paints, which are th in Campbell and fam ily, in San ned w ith w ater instead of the Franelseo, arrived Monday to .•ustomary solvents and use casein spend the w in te r w ith M r, and Those who have visioned the day when eons rvat ¡on must and synthetic resin binders in Mrs Bol) Allen M r. A lli'ii lias re to the I’aeil'i ■ Noithuest s <■ a major step taken in the es- place of oil, represent one of the turned from the hospital and is The Bootblack trade is. rated tj^dishinent tn idishment by the.forest the forest industry of a tree nursery on the Nis greatest recent g ifts of modern im proving very nicely. ns a profession. In Guutamala. qaully flats near Olympia at a cos )st of $200.000 ami where it is chem istry to the Am erican home, Mrs. S T. Rose substituted for No other, by the way, offers a punned to produce five million yqi rpung trees a year. It is a major according to Mr. Roman F irst Miss Worden, 3rd and 4th grnde la 'tte r chance to shine. step slip because this conservation men.' measure is necessary if lumbering • • • used extensively fo r special in te r teacher, who was ill Friday. isito continue as a ranking industry in this section. It also is a ior decorations are a Century of Joanne Mooily is president. Jack Radio scrviceing Is a profession, matter of sound business practice. Progiess Exposition in Chicago. Watson vice president, and Rita requiring n atu ra l a b ility and ; What started the numerous companies now engaged in the 1933-34, the paints now are being Ann Waison sqgretary of tin 1 new Intensive study. We prfcle o u r industry ami what has continued them in business is the produc produced in large quantities to ly organized health club at the selves in having (he one and meet a grow ing industrial a»u do l-athnm seliool There are 29 acquiring the other. tion of lumbering and pulp and other fores, products. I’roeeed- mestic demand. • • • members. S. T. Rose is leader. iu$r on this premise an executive of one of the larger operations W ord from Mrs Andrew Must- In addition to covering almost K itty : "W henever I am down points out tha, while the operators' firs, eoncer.1 must lie ,0 t le R a lp h K ite J r , 2 'j- y e a r -o ld son of E d ito r R alp h B. K ite in the dumps, 1 get m yself u every type o f in te rio r including ail era indicates that M ary Johnson, serve the customer with these products and an increasing list D L a it ily C itize n in DeQ ueen. A rk., is fascin ated by I'n lte d Press "p o n y - illness. Is w allpaper w ith only one coat, the who has a lingering new h at." of products, they art' no longer leaving to chance their con- set over w hich news rep ort is received, and dons headset a t every new im ints d iy w ith in fo lly m in holding her own She Is at the C at: "Oh, so th a t’s where you tiimance of these services. o p p o rtu n ity . (T h e s tu ff he w rites looks tike some a t th e to n (iM > utes, have no odor and give o ff N orth Bend hospital. get them ." tw is tin g Russian names com ing aver the wires these d a y »4 . Initial commitments by private fores, owners ,0 purchase • • • Lyman Adams continues to be no undesirable fumes usually as tires from the nursery means substantially that there will lie a sociated w ith common house paint. confined to the Eugene hospital. You can’t get gisxl set vice w ork »•rsexy seedling planted for every tree cut by the industry. In Gene Hansen of Swis't Home As a result, a home may he com In a "dum p” devoted to gypry addiika*. natural seeding results in ten to twenty seedlings tak pletely decorated In the m orning visited friends here Sunday eve- and hi-prt'ssure selling of aun- ing root for every tree cut. Ami while nature is a great restorer In connection w ith e ffo rts of the the kids o f the neighborhood and yet be thoroughly livable in mni: sets. en- the afternoon. Great significance The Mu Beta Beta aw aid w ill needed parts • or • new • of forests, these scientific efforts under way to supplement the navy ,0 secure recruits to man joym g Navy Men s bounty I. is attached to the exception light he presented at the next m is'ting We service, expertly and rea- natural process have advantages of control. new ships, the Sentinel requested Lest we forget a very im portant reflecting qualities of the new of the club. announ<s*d Ilene T run- sonalily: Then» is something significant in this conservation move some o f the ex-navy men to give item in yo ur career, yo ur religious and it" is the changed attitude of the industry itself. Well re th e ir impressions o f navy life. ideas are respected, you may w o r surfacing, which, although hard nell, senior in home economics and RADIOS and durable, has no shine or glare president of Mu Beta Beta. 4-H Radio-1 ’h< mographs. membered is the old philosophy of ‘‘cut out and get out” ami Here is the firs t le tte r: ship as you please, and are en and is of m arked value In scien honor society. A silver cup and a Motors, To a ll lovers o f the Sen Greet couraged to do it. The only flag the practice of burning over a tract that had been logged ami tific illu m in atio n. $5.00 Imnus is the uwurd given Generators. th a t ever flies above “O f J ) leaving the rest to nature. Today there is the general recognition ings: each year to the fri*shmnn 4-H Starting Switches, 1 have been asked by the editor G LO R Y" (and your Navy man is that there are so many acres upon which natural regeneration g irl who lias done the most o u t Photo-electric Devices, proud o f th a t, is the flag of God o f the Sentinel ,0 w rite my idea has not occurred—so many other acres in which natural regen standing campus w ork The w in Electron Devices, A lm igh ty, and any Sunday you o f w hat a career in the Navy- eration has been eliminated by the so-called brush fire. So the ner was selected Wednesday at a Washers. Mr. and Mrs. Almond Hemen means, and though I have been w ill see servk-cs on quarterdecks, operators are taking advantage of science, a science that was out meeting. Ironers, of service fo r years. I w ill throughout the Fleet, and above way honored Mrs James llem en- ready and waiting to come to the aid of the industry in solving forever be a Navy man. Vacuum Cleaners, the flag o f your country flies the way and W illia m N orris w ith a FERN K I I X I K D A M i t r i t K A R efrigerator (m otors o n ly), these problems. From the tim e o f John Paul iM'autiful flag of God. a w hite field birthday dinner Saturday evening. T ilt s E lectric W ater Pumps. It is ail optimistic thought indeed to know that now there Jones, and the Bon Homme Rich w ith a Navy blue cross. I f you Guests present were M r. and Mrs Air-eondldoning Systems, will be a nursery seedling planted for every tree cut by the in ard. down to the latest “ boot" re prove compatab’e, you are set fo r Read Hemenway and M a rjo ry and Arrangements have been com a ll small appliances dustry. It is an elaborate program that deserves the cooperation c ru it there is an E sp rit dt Corp life, strikes, famines, depressions, Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. James lle m - pleted to deflicate the Fern Ridge ami Expert Engineering advice enway, Mr. and M rs W illia m N o r and w hnt-no, don’t bother you. possessed by no o th e r service. of all who would see a ranking industry perpetuated. When co dam. firs t unit o f the W illam ette available on a ll electrical prod operation is mentioned there must needs lie emphasis placed up F or m ark you once a Navy man- your pay is regular, on the fifth ris and Miss M argaret Hemenway valley flistd control project, to he ucts. M r. and Mrs. A M. Loflnnd of and tw e ntie th of each m onth, you 1 Always a N avy man. Go to any on the public variety. All plans for restocking with their heavy completed Friday afternoon. The w ell fed. your social iife is at- Salem. Miss Lida G a rre tt and Mr. annual fire protection costs and the costs of planting nursery Legion meeting, who brag most of 1 an- dedication ceremonies w ill start tended ,0. you have plenty o f lib and Mrs Rnbert Steadman of Eu w ith a noon luncheon nt the Os stock can he nullified hy this lack of public interest. Costly fires service - the N avy men. gene visited over the week end e rty, you can be ashore as often born hotel in Eugene and w ith have started from logging operations in the pas, but the indus I t is to s ta rt w ith, a position of as a ship is in p ort, and if you -to w ith R H. Manbeck X«'lx.i>n Electrte Mlop, security, y o u r sta rtin g Col. C R Moore of Portland of try is constantly tightening up its efforts at fire prevention and complete Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bolton, M r. the d is tric t engineer’s office, as pay is perhaps small. $21.00 per get sick, yo u r medical s ta ff is as suppression. Statistics show that people other than operators month, but it is a ll youts. clo th good as is in any civilia n hospital and Mrs. S. A Bolton and son l,tln<’lVr|l speaker A earn van w ill cause B0 per cent of the fires. A step toward greater public co ing is completely furnished you. anywhere. Dean, and Miss Hazel B a rrie vis F or excellence in conduct, and ited M r. and Mrs. Fred Greggory operation already has been taken in the “ Keep Washington th a t is yours and rea lly fits you Breen” campaign and this should be accelerated in view of the personally. In these days, ,00. as a b ility , you receive promotion, and and son Ralph and Mrs. Belle forest industry’s conservation program. the standard of liv in g ashore is also the honored Good Conduct Greggory o f McKenzie Bridge last and if you ever do duty, Sunday. The work at hand carries the indication of permanence and ever on an upward grade, so. too. medal, above and bfyond the call to the Ed Ashby returned home M on it can be reiterated that it is of great importance to those resid- *n •'«avy. your standard of liv you likew ise honored. day a fte r a visit w ith M r. and nig in the industry ’s areas of operations.—Everett (Waxhing- in g 'fits the times, and your f«xjd. same, hospital needs, social life are a l You can w in the Navy cross or Mrs. M arion Young o f C entral ton) Herald. ways o f the best computable the Medal o f Honor. You are not Point. w ith yo ur surroundings, and are hampered in your progress, that CAN WE SAVE PRIVATE ENTERPRISE? also given freely, as a p art o f your is up to you. I am now rated as an old tim er, livelihood. Yo do no, stay on such >99 I11 the changing world condition, can we save private enter low ly pay. no. sir, fo r a fte r your but should we ever have to fig h t Mrs Edward Krehser and Mrs. we old tim ers s till never have fo r p re lim ina ry training, you arc sent prise! Here’s a fine word reproduction from an article in the Frank Kreoser of R idgcfk'ld, o u r train in g , and should Washington, spent Thursday and American .Magazine hy Chas. K. Wilson, president of the Gen out to be a part of the Fleet, and gotten you are at least, then, an o r d i we too he needed, we would be F riday at the home o f Mrs. Ed eral Electric Co., we think is very fitting: seaman, who w ill henceforth where rig h t back in the navy. ward Krebser’s parents, M r. and ‘‘I have been fortapate enough to see almost every branch nary I t is tru ly a firs t line of de ( t ill you again progress, receive of our free enterprise system: research, invention, small- and $36.00 per m onth. From here it is fense, and is no place fo r the Mrs, D w e ll Benston M r. and Mrs. Levi Russell and large-scale manufacture, selling and distribution. w eakling, and if you young feller, children were dinner guests Sun e n tire ly up to you. “ I know there are flaws in that system. But I have seen it. Suppose you are a man who jo in as you should, “ you’ll he a day at the Charles Russell home at its best, provide the highest standard of living in the world: likes to dabble around machinery, m an" son, and respected in your at Culp Creek I have seen it generate energy, initiative, ingenuity, ambition; yo ur aptitude to be such a person, com m unity. So boys Anchors T lie F rank Grimes fa m ily mov Se’e:t the new lamp you need in your homo- Enjoy soft. give opportunity, and bring out individual ability—far beyond is enhanced by special training, Aw cigh come on, don’t w ait fo r ed from the Snider house to the the d ra ft -ship in to the o u tfit Glare Free light and new charm for your home. th»- power of government or political organizations to develop and you can emerge from school, I-ec F ry place recently vacated hy th a t goes places: "The United a rated man. Perhaps you have a such gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krebaer. States N avy,” and may it keep ‘‘In the years after the war, capitalism, or the free enter superior I.Q. you should lx? (on forever sailing. Ed. J. Gotch, ex- Quannla Ahhptt received an honorable discharge from the prise system, will face the greatest challenge in its history. If graduation from the school you C .C Std. US Navy. go to ), a second class p etty o f arm y and returned to his home it fails tWnvet that challenge squarely and successfully, we shall ficer, a t around S72.50 a m onth, here last week. move toward an era of state capitalism or state socialism—cal! and as you progress through the W o m en 's H a ls M r. and Mrs. Lee Cline and it what you will—an America far different from the one we grades you become in tu rn a firs t Eighty per cent of women's bats baby o f Disston spent Tuesday nt Puts it in your home.—Balance in easy monthly payments have knuan. class p etty o fficer, u n til you are sell for less than $«. tlie home o f M r. Cline's sister, “ W y il private enterprise talk much of our initiative. Now a Chief. Here you are a t the Mrs. Howard Keene. —and in addition you share in our is the tune to show it. Now is the time for foresight, coopera height of yo ur career, and if you Snappy days are here again. M r. and Mrs. Lawrence Mon- tion, social responsibility, self-discipline, long-range planning— Ido as so many others have done, Nestles hot fudge sundae w ill pep tie th o f Oakridge and Mrs. Ben Jackson of W a lker called on all on a ’scale undreamed of before. We must lay out a blueprint Y°u have saved your pay (you you up. Gustafsons o f course. 12-ltc-3i friends here Monday afternoon. of just bow we will meet the post-war crisis—with steps, stages, can ’ •sPendJt all except foolishly 1 fte r 20 years and timing. We must map not merely our own obligations, but and anfl a af,er ypars o ° f f honorabl service, you can re tire on a pay the government action we are prepared to support. basis of at least h a lf of your en ‘‘I propose that we hold a congress of this American Free listm e nt pay, and should s till be Enterprise System, to be convened late this fall or winter. This good fo r years of service on shor-'. would be a sort of constitutional convention to draw up new, Consider the number o f people in self-imposed rules for industrial and commercial progress, ac yo u r v ic in ity , they know th a t be ceptable to the majority of our people. yond the m ountains lies a S icily Cottage ßrovr £rntmrl O r eg P o I l i s New Paint Placed i On Market Here Latham proreed PER C IA T I ON Radio Ray Hus This to Say: IF/iflf A Navy Career Means Cedars Radio Ray Seivice Saginaw SALE BETTER SIGHI LAMPS of New 1941 a D ow n 50 % Savings Plan ‘‘The congress should include representatives of industry,1 they would have liked to have vis- of agriculture, of the labor unions, of finance and commerce, ded, but you prospective sailor It should include the best brains of engineering and manage- 0 0 visit them, the ports of the inent. , world arc your oysters, you are ‘‘The general purpose would he to build a reservoir of civil- ?? ,Tutfl a* home in Shanghai, ian production, new business. ,«.. -basing power, distribution. M,‘lbournP’ Oran‘ anJ? S>in«a‘x,,p: and employment. and to make plans for „-.easing this res« rvoir. To’i e r a ^ . r the JiiiiHreasing volume when and as military expenditure falls off. stranger within your gates, not I h< re is the \\ hole* field of the industrinlizHtion of RRricul* given to the average man. Your tlire—new synthetic materials, made of products which the Sailor is not only tolerant, he tanner »-an grow instead of his present food surpluses. generally is a free-hearted being “ New plastics and materials may help to solve the problem who does for people. (Take a which we have failed a, badly; how to build better houses at looksee aboard o f any battle- lower- cost. There is a demand for at leas, 10.000.000 new homes wagon at Christm as tim e and see in this country when the price and quality are right; and with (IN V IA V O * these homes will come a vast new demand for equipment and » H W n i O ) IV A V M G V O B « M S furnishings. “ Research, planning, production schedules, social security, reserves—these are the items oil the agenda of the Congress of the American Free Enterprise System which must find a place in its blueprint of the future. The American people demand economic freedom and security. They are entitled to it. They will respond to such a blueprint. It is my firm conviction that intelligent men in industry. Iriboi and agriculture will seize this challenging opportunity— not merely to save our system hut to perfect it. Then we can go on together, a free, friendly and united people, to construct an ever greater and grander America.” E. G. Boehnke and Miss D or- thea Davenport o f Eugene were in Cottage Grove Wednesday in the interest o f the Red Cross drive. M r. Boehnke is chairm an in charge o f the drive fo r a ll of D ine county except .,.:gene and Miss Davenport is executive secretary o f the Eugene chapter o f the Lane County Red Cross. M r. and Mrs. Roy Southerland and fa m ily have moved into the J. I’ . Graham residence on South River load. which moans you get a 50% discount cn your residential se-vice bill, except water heating, in excess of your billing for the Sam™ months last year, starting with the month you purchase the lamp and continuing for a period of 12 months cr until you have earned a credit of 50% of the price of the lamps you buy. See These Dealers (Quantities Limited—So Hurry) O'”' Brushed Rayon Pajamas $2.98 Brushed Rayon Gowns $2.66 Brushed Rayon Bed Jackets $1.65 $1.98 Rayon Flannel House Coats $4.95 Outing Flannel Pajamas $1.95 Cotton Print Pajamas $1.10 Umphrey 6? Mackin Good Values —Bresslers —Coast-to Coast Store —Grove Hardware - McLaughlin’s Furniture Store —Western Auto Supply —Nelson Electric MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY "A Self Supporting, Tax-Paying, Private Enterprise”
