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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1941)
ib T in u s u A V THF. SENTTNTÎL. C O T T A G E G R O VE. P R E P O N FACI n e a r D o rena. F o r appointm ent, telephone 5F 12, Alsea H a w le y . RATES: Five cents per line or one cent per word, w ith minimum charge of 25 cents. Three inser tions for the price of 2*4, if paid in advance. W a n t ads w ill be charged only where firm s or in dividuals have established credit. Send money to insure insertion. If charged add 15c. Keyed ads 25c extra. Card of thanks 50c if not over 50 words, if over 50 words, cards of thanks w ill be charged at the regular rate. Copy must be in Wednesday to insure insertion 12-3tp-14 STORAG1. SPACE FOR R EN T: For f u r n i t ure. automobiles, household goods, merchandise of all kinds at 2 He per square foot for l o n g term lease. 4 *>»c pel square foot rental for merchan dise requiring quick turn. Small rooms available for lo n g term leases. Cottage G r o v e Storage Warehouse Co., 33 North Lane Street. For space call Jesse I jvim - ing. 32 South 10th, or Twin Oaks Builders Supply Co.. Eugene. 7-8to-15 FOR RENT 2 bedroom house. 4 miles south of city on Pacific F o r S ale o r T ra d e highway. Electricity, garden spot, HOME AND INCOME Apt bath, privilege of cow For ap house completely furnished, in pointment telephone 5F12, Alse.i Hawley. 12-3tc-14 cluding combination gas and wood range, electric refrigerator, etc. 25 Years Experience. Clean, neat Three garages and woodsheds on work. Paperhanging, painting large 75x130 ft. comer lot to al C. Maxson, 518 So. Douglas, ley. Showing an income of $115.00 where the tracks cross 6th St. 50-tfc per mo. Very reasonable w ith terms by owner. 1104 Washington STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT Ave. 10-tfc For furniture, automobiles and D7 C ATERPILLAR TRACTOR merchandise of all kinds. Cottage w ith logging winch for hire. Grove Storage Warehouse Co., 103 Dozer available. Lee Martinsen. North Lane Street. See Jesse Box 276, Chiloquin, Ore. 13-3tp-15 Lansing. 32 South l()th St. or Twin Oaks Co. at Eugene. 14-tfc PIANO—Small new piano stored near Cottage Grove. Also used FOR RENT Three-room modern piano. Both must be sold at once. unfurnished cottage. W. C. Mar Terms if desired. W rite Tallman tin at Sentinel office. Piano Store, Salem. Ore. 12-3tc-l1 L ost FOR SALE — Modern ti-room house w ith lot 88x203. Just out LOST Keycase, w ith about seven side of city lim its on Washington keys, on Main street Saturday Ave. Reasonable price. Mrs. Nona night. Finder please return to Kelly, 4 mi. east of city on Knox police office, city hall. 14-ltp H ill.'__________________ 13-3tp-16 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR W iring and Rewiring Agents fo r Berkeley Pumps. FOR SALE— \ iron bedstead. Leon C. Godard, 405 Main St., springs and mattress. Small phone 156-L-201. 10-tfc cook stove. Battery Radio. F. W. Hawkins, 303 N. 8th St., Cottage EEC A N D COLDS respond to chiropractic. T ry it. Dr. Simkins. ________ 14-ltp Grove. over Petersen's. Phone 5. 13-ltc FOR SALE OR RENT — Good used piano. Mrs. H. A. Hagen, F L O O R S A N D IN G — 426 South Second street, phone W ork guaranteed to satisfy. Ex MOY. _____ _________ 14 -ltc perienced operator. A. W. Shof- stall. 624 No. 10th St. Phone 211R FOR SALE — Coil fo r Montag or contact Claude Sherman. 1-tfc burner in excellent condition; 100 to 200 feet of 2x12 lumber, FOR A L L DISORDERS of nerves like new, also about 50 feet of new and circulation t r y Swedish hardwood flooring. See W. C. Massage. Charles P. Armstrong. M artin at Sentinel office. 14-ltc 1521 Ash. Phone 103Y. 13-3tp-15 FOR RENT OR S A L E - 6 - room W E L D IN G modem house, garage. Close in. Electric Gas 222 Cherry Court. 14-ltp Cottage Grove Welding and Boil FOR SALE Professional Tenor er Works. Madison Street. Phone 181-Y. 26-tfc Banjo. Red Boot Shoe Shop. __________________ 14-ltp 1 A ll kinds of welding, both elec TO TRADE—Modem 6-room city tric and acetylene. Machinery re house. Trade fo r acreage w ith pairing and blacksmithing. O. K. house and place fo r cow and chick Welding Shop, in new location. ens. Address Box LJM, co Sen 10th and Jefferson.________ 1-tfc tinel. 14-ltp Do Not L iv e Longer FOR SALE OR TRADE — 1927 Buick coach. Looks good. Tires and motor fair. Prefer work horse. Pat Carroll at Blanchy Single mill._____________________14-ltp City people do not live longer than country people, but the vast public health measures in cities causes them to live longer than they would otherwise. Warren Thompson, pop FOR SALE — Green window ulation expert, staten that people in blinds: 10—30-in. blinds and 4— the Southern states, mostly rural people, live longer than people in 34-in. blinds. Priced reasonably. the Northern states. 1232 West Main St. 14-ltp W A N T E D -P in setters at Cot tage Grove Bowling Alleys Ap ply at Alleys evenings. 14-ltp For ____ FOR REN T—Large house, garage, garden spot, privilege of keep ing cow. About 6 mi. east of C. G. Several persons were arrested over the week ead on drunk and disnrd -rly conduct charged In city police List «d on the polio* blotter: November 8th: Robert ! Balfour, charged w ith di unken* ness, released due to advane»«»! age November 9th: Joint LcGard, charged w ith drunkenness, for feited $10.00 balk Stewart King, charged w ith drunkenness and forfeited $10.00 bail. I. J. Carr, charged w ith lieing drunk in auto, forfeited $10 00 bad Forest Cox. charged w ith drunk and disorder ly conduct and carrying concealed weapons. David It, Sesena, charged w ith drunk and disorderly conduct, fined $10.00. Marian Glasgow, charged w ith drunkenness. fo r feited $10.00 bail. Jean Edmond son. charged w ith drunkenness, forfeited $10 00 hail. inn Pretty Vink l< Inc a t the I 11 ch ili house T h e till! w ill ho s|ieiit in m a kin g a rt ich Thi vogue of cukes with pu tty foi the li.iz.'iai mat a |*'t luck din- pink li'lng vunlalwd In Ilio early Eighteenth eeiitury when le irn c a discovered t in t II'® «»uree of the lie r w ill lie served at n l-'alrv Slum s tin Ejection of officers vv a chief H im of business at Hie reg ular meeting of the Hebron giange Friday evening. Officers elected for another year were: M a ie r. W ill White; overseer, d ie t Gil- ham; lecturer. Mrs. Nellie Harris: steward, Roy Means; gatekeeper, Tommy C lark: ««sisiant steward. Richai'd 1-nrit; lady assistant steward. Miss Wilma Harris; chaplain. Mrs Chet Gllham; Po mona. Mis Roy Means; Ceies, M is s E.'vn llopinan; Flora, M r. Elsie la n d ; treasurer, Mrs. Elsie White; secretary, Mrs E l s i e Clul- son; executive committee, A llie d W hite anil F il'd Harris. Tlie program presented during tilt* heture hour was as follows Violin soln. Mrs Hugh Harris, ac companied by Wilma Harris; reading, Dorothy Harris, anil a reading by Mis Nellie Harris Re New Waftle Irons freshments were served hy Mr. New wattle irons should be washed with soap and suds and rinsed care and Mrs W ill White and M r and • V r v . M ai a prop, you may re- fully. If this is not done the (list Mrs. A lfied W hile Tile next meet c.iZf, uxu a fictio n a l character wattles made are likely to be dis ing w ill lie held Nnvetnlrci 21 who used the wrong word in the colored. T om orro w m em bers w ill m eet rig h t place—or was it vice versa? Anyhow, in answering thesa questions, don't be a Mrs. Main- prop. Indicate your answers in the space provided fo r each question, then look up the an swers and your rating. In comparison of the absolute income«!« of naval and civilian per- sonnel. the following figures have been arrived at in giving a tine NAVY: Monthly pay of Chief Petty O fficer (plus extras) $126. To this figure add estimated value of $16.50. which includes Medical benefits, dental benefits, ship's store and comnnsary savings, food, rent, entertainment, death bene fit and rental allowances, making a total navy compensation of $286 50. C IV IL IA N : 25 days at $10. Sub tract estimated cost of $22 50, which includes social security, union dues, tuxes. additional clothing, making a total of $227.50. For a young man aged 20 to buy annuities comparable to the Navy's Retirement Income Plan, it would be necessary for him io spend approximately $65 monthly for 20 years. Legend »aya that the fairy »tor >-a found In I ’ utricii county, V.rgtiua, are the gold ¡tied tear« »hi d bv the fairies wlien un angel brought them word of Christ'» crucifixion coloring mailer waa nut # plant seed but the cochineal insect. Personal Christmas c a r d s ni Sentinel o ifn e li'-t your order In early. 14-tfc Insurance T h a t Insures — We Pay for Ashes— (Jias. S. Hall Insurance Agency Main Street City Residoit Phi n® 104 L • Offic® Phone 72 PROMISE you A GRAND-TASTING Never an Auto Death Some sort of safety record ig claimed by Italy, town of 1,300 popu lation in E llis county. Texas. Italy has never bad a death within its city lim its caused by an automobile accident. Furtherm ore, no m urder has ever been com m itted among the white citizenship since the town was organized 65 years ago. T H A T W IL L R O A S T D E L IC IO U S TENDER, A N D G O LD E N B R O W N . . OR VOUR Money BACK! (1) Paul Revere, besides being the man wh® warned the Colonists that the British were coming, waa an (a) architect; (bi m anufacturer of dyes; (c) silver- I | sm ith; Idi soldier. | I (2) TheToltecs were an ancient and now extinct tribe or nation who lived in (a ) B razil; <b> Arizona; ( c ) L ib y a ; I I (d) Mexico. I I S k in n e d " 32c B acon b m i veuve Pound 23c •Sirloin S te a k s- -1 «1 - 32c P o rk S te a k s,ou|dirCj,s p«»'n<«23c (3) Napoleon's son was called •‘L ’Aiglon,” and his body was moved recently from Vienna to rest beside his fath er’s tomb in Paris. L'Aiglon means (a) L ittle Corporal; lb ) The Eaglet; (c) Son of the E m p ero r; id ) Prince I I - f th e A i g l o n s . I I (4) I f you're a girl, and your boy friend gave you a nosegay, you then would be the proud owner of (a ) a bottle of cheap perfume; <b) a red nose; (c) a Christmas tree decora tion made of glass; i j (d) a sm all bouquet. I I (5) Elephants are reputed to have extrem ely long lives. Another deni zen of the Jungles which lives an un uc is is (a ta/ ) a parrot; puiiut, usually long while (b) w ater buffalo; ,; (O I— I g o r i l l a ; (d) J a g tuar. i I 1 g, you know, Is a (6) A trirem e, boat. Specifically, it is (a) a G reek or Roman galley having three banks of o a ri; (b) a shallop used by in habitants of the Black sea’s shores; (c) boat on i I the Ganges. |___| (7) The proscenium of a theater is (a ; the galley; (b) that p art of the stage in front of the curtain; fc> the passageway leading to the dress ing rooms; (d) the m ain aisle. 17-oz. can 12c KITCHEN CRAFT ENRICHED FLOOR 49-lb Mck >1.69 F IS H E R 'S BLEND Ctows oc 4 9 - L I . SK. I> n tt 4 Snow $ 1 .7 9 “GUESS AGAIN” answers KITCHEN COURSE IN NUTRITION 80. well, all right; 80-70, try again. CalífarníaSurfshine O s / JOIN THE THOUSANDS who go East through sunny California—• through romantic San Francisco and glamorous Los Angelet. On roundtrip tickets to New York, Chicago and most other eastern cities, you can go this way for not lc extra rail (are. THOUSANDS ARE STUDYING NUTRITION IN THE HOME by enrolling in this informs- live, easy, 10-lessons- hy - mail course by Julie Lee Wright. Take advantage of this oppor tunity now I you're O. K . too; 70- Vaufango Ensithrough 1 .1 Would Produce Im ports Here As a partial solution to the farm problem created by the European w ar, Wheeler M cM illen, editor of F a rm Journal and F a rm e r’s Wife, advocates the beginning of produc tion in Am erica of the 2,000,000.000 tons of vegetable oils, and of flax. Jute, coarse wools, and long- staple cotton now being imported. Scavenger’s Daughter The scavenger's daughter was nn Instrument used during the Six teenth century in England, con sisting of a wide iron hoop which, by means of screws, was fastened around the victim 's body until the blood was forced from the nose and ears, and sometimes from the hands and feet. P o rk R o ast s,>:‘ po..n.iI9c Beef R o ast '» •d, ci.t» p„»n,i 23c O y or s te rs a Hnt28c B o ilin g B eef « »•»•‘15c r,i .™CR POULTRY SEASONING 2-o. c«. |3 c ENGLISH MAID MINCE NEAT 2 ■ 2)c HEINZ PUDDINGS nuM . . . 33c JELL WELL DESSERTS. PUDDINGS f t 4c FRESH FEELS 20c 2-k LARGE FRANQUETTE WALNUTS ' 2 V JOLLY TIME POPCORN *’ K>v FLUFFIEST NARSHMALLOWS 4 13c FRESH CHOCOLATES ^ 6 5 e i s i u $ 1 .1 9 FCT GRAPEFRUIT S.'“ ‘ 2 No. 2 can. 23c SUNDOWN FRUIT COCKTAIL No. i c.» I I c HARPER HOUSE PEARS BROKEN SLICE PINEAPPLE3“ ROC< H r - COUNTRY HOME CO RI g g » n I >« HIGHWAY SAUER KRAUT N o .2 ijc .a 9c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAOCE t. (c) for 20 pointa................................... Id ) for 10 points............................. ___ 1. (b) toughie. for 25 points........... ....... 4. Id ) for 10 pointa................................... 5 (a) for 5 points..................................... a. (a) for 10 points................................... 7. (b) for 20 points................................... R A T I MGS: #0-100. head of th e c la s s . 80-80. T O T A L ___ FOR N O T I * EXT Look for the N O R H F iS T S F iA I. lh«- »®al of the N o rth w r i t r n i T u rk e y firo w c r» V s o e ln llo u - o n th e w in g of ev ery tu rk e y you biiy at Snfew ny. I t m< un» I hut it 1» n I . S. P R IM E T t R H F .T , governm ent ln»|M«ete4 an il gruilo-l. T e n d e r-m e a le d and g un ranteed t® |den»e you In every way or y« u r fu ll p u rth a ae price w ill lie re funded. Whole or I la lf I. X Hebron Crant>e Elects Officers h v i ; m i ; i .|{ 11 M iscellan e o u s FOR SALE Sm all house, com pletely modem, lot 55x100. block from high school. Call 50 or 275J. 14-2tc H e lp W a n te d Naval Income Is Ahead of Civilian S e v e ra l A rre s te d on D ru n k e n n e s s C h arg e \ (IMOll. iopa A ’ tuWrU.ftov.19 AIRWAY COFFEE u b .3 18c 3 ibb«g52e EDWARDS COFFEE 2<«;2 51c HILLS BROS. COFFEE 29c; 2 54 k GOLDER WEST COFFEE 2Nc-;2 5 5c OUR MOTHERS COCOA 2 I k- SNO-COLA 12 oa. botl'.M G ior 2 3 c TOWN HOUSE GR FRUIT JUICE 2 ,Uc CHERUB MILK I" * * PET MILK ».»«25c SLEEPT HOLLOW SYRUP * STRAINED HORET 5 lb. c .n 3 9 ft BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER 2 .Wk LURCH BOX SANDWICH S P R E A D 3 7 $ KRAFT CHEESE ¡¡;ilvgMT* AMM,r* M i t>9c BLUE JACKET COVE OYSTERS 15c BILTMORE CHINOOK SALMON 2 1 c UBBY ROAST BEEF ' 25c U R G E LIMA BEANS 2-ib. pk, 2 3 c RICE SCREENINGS R«cl«da«d 3 i ‘ 2 I C PURE* BLEACH Q uail Bottl® | 2 C WHITE MAGIC BLEACH Quart Bottl» | 0 C • ,/tì VARBRiTE LIQUID WAX Quan C an69a ir buy u. *. ocrcN sc tAvwaa < $TAMe$ AT SAFKWAY GET YOUR EN R O LLM EN T COUPON AT SAFEW AY! FARM-FRESH PRODUCE A vocados (SZ '■"■23c A p p le s Ex. rev. 1.1,5c Produce Prices F ri. and Sat. Only C A B B A G E — Solid, sweet Lb. 2c C A R R O TS—Crisp 3 lbs. 10c G R A P E F R U IT — New Crop Lb. 7c P O T A T O E S — U. 3. No. 1 23-lb. sk 69c S W E E T P O TA TO ES— Jerseys 5 lb. 17c 0 « C a n a d a F ig h ts Southern California All-W inter Sun Festival! WIEN TOO 60 EAST through California, you can see some of the 500 events of Southern California's A ll-W inter Sun Festi val. From now until March, there'll be something doing every day in the land of palm trees and movie start. For free list of Sun Festival events, see your S. P. agent or write J. 4a Ormandy, 622 Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon. SP The F rie n d ly S outhern P acific See your local S.P. agent or write 11. A. ORMANDY, Gen. Pen. Agl., 622 Pacific BI dg., Portland, Ore. COUGHS T his N e w A m azin g W a y Act» L ik e A Flash By fa r the largest selling cough m edl- | cine In all C anada Is Buckley'a C A N A - j D IO L M ixture. Compounded from rare C a nadian Pine Balsam (by a secret process j Buckley’s is entirely d lffe r*n t from a n y thing else you ever tried. Get a bottle to day take a tea: too nful, let it lie on your tongue a momen* then swallow slowly, In stan tly you feel Its powerful effective a c tion spread thru th ro a t, head and bron chial tubes Coughing spasm ceases Hight aw ay It looaenx up thick choking phlegm —Opens up cloaked bronchial tubes makes brea’ hlna easier Now you’ ll know why over 10 m illion bottles of Buckley’s famous cough m ixture have been sold In cold, w in try Canada. C ottage Grove Phcy K elly D ru g Inc and most good «Irugglsts now have th ls j great C anadian discovery. I SO PURB GRANULATED SOAP 24 oi 30-ot. 17c 37« HIGH TEST OXYDOL 24-01. 69-oa 20c 56c HERSHEÏ CHOCOLATE BARS L 3 »10« I..,,, lur. J0£ Milk or Almond Mild A ri» Mallow in » iU C Del Monte Plum«D.i»>. 14c Del Monte Fruit Salad •" 29c Del Monte Kadota Figi " 11 21c Del Monte Pear» 30-o>. a im 25c Del Monte PeachetT. C. " ->•' 21c Pure Lard Lb. pk<j 16c; 1 "■ i k 5H c Clabber Cirl Bkg Powder 2-lb can 20c Honey Maid Graham Crax 2 ib ci„ 29c Fig Bara— W h ite or W heat 1 17c Albert Crystalware Oata i . | 25c '
