The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 02, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

PAG« TWO
TUB SENTINEL, O tm A Q B GROVE. OREGON
Established 1880.
Published Every Thursday at
25 North Sixth Street.
W. Cj MARTIN .............................
....................Editor-Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance)
In I-ane-I»ouglas Counties
Outside I^ane-Douglas Counties
One Year
$1 75 One Year ................................ $2 00
Six M onths
.90 Six Month» _____ __ ______ 1.25
Three Months
...........___
.50 Three M o n th s ...... ........ ...
.65
Cottene ßrove ^entrari
Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for
less than three months.
AT ER
Grass Silage Used
To Control JFeeds
And Save Feed
’UNREAL REALITIES'
IN THIS AM AZING AMERICA
O l ' MAN RIVER'S
BIRTHPLACE -*•
Th? nughty Mississippi, like most
m i n i Americans, had s very modest
suet in hie Its hirthpUie, tinv plstid
l u i t l i j . J in ,U.»«i»iei< K k A s little
like the irsdle of s giant «hour
arteries catty the very life blood of
the vast Middle W «tern agtivultursl
district— from held» ot com to held»
of cotton.
I AT 10 N
RETAILERS FOR VICTORY.
SCYTHE IN A TREE
D u rin g the e n tire m onth o f J u ly , a " R etailers fo r V ic to r y ”
cam paign w ill take place. The purpose is to give W a r Bonds
and ytum ps the biggest prom otiona l push ever extended to any
eauaa by Am erican re ta ilin g .
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ization
16.00» stun
stores s serving 26.000.lXX)
tio n representing 16.000
26.000.tXXi consumers,
enn.sinners.
te lls
U } h e
The treasury believes th a t fro n t J u ly on. $1.000.-,
000.1
l.(Btl w o rth o f w a r stamps and bonds can be sold each m onth,
on a p
j tu re ly v o h in tn ry basis. Am erican re ta ilin g is expected to
m ake up a large p ro p o rtio n o f the to ta l sales. As the B u lle tin
puts ft, ‘ 'O b je c tiv e o f th is inonth-lon g cam paign w ill be to push
bond» anti stamps so hard th ro u g h w indow anti inside store d is­
p la y ^ through salutes and messages in newspaper a d ve rtisin g
and fe d io program s, th ro u g h expanded e ffo rts to sell bonds and
stamps to employes am i to stim u la te these employes, in tu rn , to
sell ;rt least stamps to consumers th a t, as a result, each re ta ile r
w ill *11 bonds and stamps a ggrega ting as ejose to fo u r per cent
o f stares sales d u rin g J u ly as possible.”
J u ly w ill sum ply m ark the s ta rt o f th is g ig a n tic endeavor.
Each m onth th e re a fte r, fo r the d u ra tio n , re tailers w ill continue
to prom ote bonds and stamps advertise bonds and stam ps ami
sell Hgnds and stamps. Independent stores as w e ll as chains w ill
p a rticip a te . A nd every store w ill be doing it w ith o u t a cent o f
p r o fit to itse lf.
This cam paign is y o u r cam paign— it ¡a part o f the jo b o f
fin a n c in g a w a r fo r y tiu r freedom and y o u r ve ry existent*«'.
W hen you shop, take a ll o r part o f y o u r change in*stam ps. B uy
as m any bends as you possibly can. Each sale made means more
bullets, planes and ships to fig h t the enemv.
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WORK IS THE MIRACLE
St. Peter and St. Thomas Aquinas were ha vin g a g o lf game
one heavenly day. St. Peter's fir s t d riv e was rig h t up to the cup
fo r a hole in one. St. Thomas, bra n d ish in g his celestial club,
stepped up to the tee and drove a hole in one, too. “ A ll r ig h t.”
said St. Peter, ru b b in g his hands together, “ now le t ’s cu t out
the m ira d e a and get dow n to w o r k ."
W e in Am erica had h a lf expected th a t we w ould begin to
achieve m iraculous victo rie s im m ediately on e n te rin g the w ar.
W e believed th a t I nele Sam had a m agic wand th a t he w o u ld
wave, and lo ! o u r enemies w ould y e ll fo r m ercy.
We are recognizing at last that we must cut out w a itin g fo r
m iracles and get dow n to w ork. W o rk , a fte r all. is the tru e
m iracle. I t is the. ouracle th a t has made A m erica a great nation,
and it is the m iracle th a t w ill save A m erica. The m ira cle o f
w o rk w ill tu rn out a bomber an hour. The m ira cle o f w o rk w ill
tu rn out ships m onths ahead o f schedule. The m iracle o f w o rk
w ill w in the p ro d u c tio n b a ttle .
A n d we can a ll jo in in w o rk in g m iracles, th ro u g h the m ir ­
acle ©f w o rk .— The S ilv e r L in in g .
A MILLION MALLET BLOWS.
W illia m E rnest H o ckin g , professor o f philosophy at H a rv ­
ard points out in a F o rtu n e e d ito ria l th a t man is fashioned b v a
m illio n m allet blows fro m the outside. T oday those blows "are
p o u n d in g us hard and fa s t! Doubt«, fears, w orries, u n ce rta in -
ties, problem s, smash at our m inds and s p irits , lik e bombs fro m
a dive bomber.
A n d yet. here is the great tr u th th a t H o ckin g points out :
? ou and I have the last w ord about how those blow s shall m odi­
f y us. Even am idst wars we are s till the ru le rs o f o u r m ental
kingdom s. L ife is ten per cent what we m ake it and n in e ty Der
cent how we take it.
O ften we see one man who is crushed by the blow s o f life .
A nd we see another who has received fa r g re a te r pounding, yet
keeps the fla g o f his s p irit fly in g g a lla n tly at the to p o f the
mast. The d ifference is not in the blows, but in the way the
blow s are taken.
...
you watched a fig h te r ride the punches! He moves
w ith the h ows and they seem to do little damage. The a rt o f
successful liv in g is le a rning how to m e n ta lly ride the punches
that life hands out — The S ilv e r L in in g
In 1861 » lic it Jam«« k'hiivon »ent
off to »«t lie huna hi» veyth* in the
ctotch of a tree near l i r w t r . Ned
Yuri. .in.I said not to move it until lie
came hack Hut he never came buck
and now nobody could move hi» »cythe
for it’» etnhedded in tlie heart of the
mammoth tree that'» grown around it I
FJORDS INSTEAD
OF F O R D S -*
VC'here car» orce chugged along »tiJ.
sandy loads, only submarines and fish
could navel today' li. a lJ r Paw. in
N n . J j , made at! tlie difference —
lacking up the largest artificial late
in the woild, creating fiords that rival
Alaska s in beauty, supplying power
and light to cities hundred» ot miles
a w r e drawing tie map.'
FORTT M IL L IO N
4-
PASSENGERS
More thao 40 m illion trips are made
in Greyhound buses .luting a »ingle
year, equivalent to almost a third the
population o f ’ he entire I'n ite d States
America is really going places . . . by
Greyhound.
ODE
TO
M AJOR H O O P LE
BROW N.
o n e -tla rd less than in 1941 a spokesman said. A ll o f w hich is
more to n fu s in g to the p u b lic who have read th a t a ll the sugar
Rich Bachelors Pay
wareiumses are to ll and in some eases sugar beets are being
South A frica has 9.372 bachelors
f n U b UP‘ T h » * h0l\ Pi i*t ', r ‘* “ ‘•o n fusing am i the p u b lic no with incomes sufficient to compel
them to pay an income tax. accord­
longed know s what to believe.
r
t r v ii. ^ t V Kk' ' ‘
th.f‘1.bo3r" in W ashington who have been ing to government figures published
tr y in g to h g im e n t the p u b lic so hard are going to have an ex- in Capetown. O f these, 1.166 earned
$5,000 a ye ar or more. One had an
euse th ro u g h the war.
BH i ' h
r h° i ire t? fV ” ry brurreh
B ill H e n ry in the Los Angeles Times,
T H E LOW D O W N F R O M
H R KORY GROVE.
income of $80,GOO last year and two
others between $90.000 and $100,000.
the w a r e f f o r t . -
and hop one hop per day and put
it in the Pacific, it would only be
sun-up on the firs t day In E te rn i­
ty when he had moved a ll the
A tla n tic ocean to the Pacific.
Yours w ith the low down,
JO SERRA.
So fa r nobody — not even a
Bureaucrat -has devised a system
where L ou can live much longer
than ID) years. Folks we know
now ¡jig shot or little w ill not
be herd 100 years hence. You w ill
Every tim e you get yo ur pay,
he a le a d pidgeon in 2042. In
buy Bonds and Stamps fo r the
2042 thpre w ill not be one person U. S. A.
in 10 thousand who w ill have the
haziest! notion as to who you
Keep 'em ro llin g ! We mean dol­
were, 8 somelxxly would scrape lars! Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
o ff a tom bstone and find your and Stamjjs.
name, j
Nobody could drt n b elte r stu nt
Bonds buy bombs. Stamps buy
than t» sit d«iwn some evening b ullets! Buy U. S. W a r Bond» or
and th lhk over w ith him self as to Stamps every pay day.
the jam he may be in, in 2042,
and thereafter through e ternity, ii
The ideal hot weather food: ice
he d o n i curb his style somewhat eream. In a ll jiop ular flavors at
—and pronto.
Gustafson's.
4 7-ltc-5i
And E te rn ity , the best d efin i­
tion I ever heard was the one
AN AMAZING OFFER!
th a t K atisby Higgins in Fargo,
YOL’R MONEY BACK if Dr.
N orth D akota, told me when I
Parker’s Corn Remover fails to
hung out there and d u m b poles
remove
any painful corn o r cal­
fo r the Edison Company. Kaitsby
lous. O nly 35c a t Cottage Grove
said that if a bird was to take a
drop o f w t^ e r from the A tla n tic
1 Pharmacy.
DEFENSE
O A T II
CORPS
There is a druggist in o u r town.
A ny person in civilia n deiense
Whose name is "M a jo r Hoople" w o rk m ust take the follow ing
Brown,
oath:
He cures our aches and pains and
I.
. sulernnly
ills.
.s w e a r th a t I w ill support and de­
By selling medicine and pills.
fend the C on stitu tion of the State
When a body needs a friend.
o f Oregon and o f " the United
A helping hand he’ll always lend. States ot Am erica against a ll
He has a fa rm out D elight Valley enemies, foreign and domestic;
way
th a t I w ill bear true fu ith and
And raises pigs and cows and hay. allegiance to the same; that I
As long as he can run the store. take this obligation freely, w ith ­
He can a ffo rd to farm some more! out any m ental reservation or
purpose o f evasion; th a t I w ill
SO W H A T ?
w ell and fa ith fu lly discharge my
I f you are fin a du lt w eighing 175 duties as a member o f the C iti­
¡xiunds, in 24 hours
zens' Defense Corps o t the Lane
Your heart beats 103 669 times. C ounty Defense Council, in the
Your blood travels 168.000.000 u n it in w hich 1 am enrolled; and
miles.
th a t I do not advocate, and have
You breathe 23.040 times.
not at any tim e advocated, the
You inhale 438 cubic feet o f air. overthrow ol o u r co nstitutional
You eat 3% pounds o f food.
fo rm o f Government in the United
You d rin k 2.9 pounds of liquids. States by force o r violence. So
You lose in weight 7.8 pounds H elp me God.
o f waste.
You perspire 1.43 pints.
Signature
You give o ff in heat 85.6 deg. F.
Witness
You generate in energy 450 foot
tons.
Date
You tu rn in yo u r sleep 25-35
times.
Like Washington
You speak 4,800 words.
N rth Carolina's capital. Raleigh,
You move 750 m ajor muscles.
ia « u.irrving its sesquicentcnnlal this
Your h a ir grows .01714 inches. year. Like Washington, the site was
You exercise 7,000,(XJO brain ««-lecito and the city laid out origi­
cells.
nally for a capital.
A man wandered accidently into
an auction gale and before he real­
ized it had bid and bought a piar-
ro t.
Very much disgusted wulh h im ­
self he was ca rry in g th e
bird
home in its cage when he ran into
a friend and cdnfided in him w hat
a sap he'd been. “ I ’ll bet that bird
can’t even talk,*' he concluded
MORE SUOAR, MAYBE.
m ou rn fu lly.
The jia rre t turned a round in its
The u flic e o f price a d m in is tra tio n m ay give us more sugar
cage and glared at him . “ Who the
? x C0A d i *
fro m W ashington last week, hut hell do you th in k was bidding
the
-aidl «M Uts the sugar s itu a tio n is n ’t good. Stocks are against y rx j? ” he chirjied.
It; is every A m e rica n ’s rig h t to expect a m axim um o f e ffi-
C I T I Z E N ’S
Buy the thrifty way!
T IU H SD AY, J U L Y
Two E rg s a Day
Two eggs a day w ill furnish from
8 to 23 per cent of the daily re­
quirement of all the most needed
nutrients in the human diet, except
vitam in C
T H IN G S T O W A T C H
I O R
O rdin ary pajwrlMiaru. Inm lnstcd
I w ith cellophane, is being tested
by «lu Pont as a substilute to r |m
plalt> In enns
W illi essential
oils unit g lyce itn becoming »»line,
it is nut surprising that a new*
why to make snap should lie ills
Sweet vernal giiiss. commonly covered so a patent has Ucon
calksl June glass. and o the r taken out by the J. E McCormack
weedy grasses th a t ripen seeds .com pany ” ri a process fo r convert­
early, may he brought under con­ ing whole m ilk into sonpt . .
tro l in u practical manner w hile Som ething to listen lo r A s tir ­
helping the feed suuation by m ak­ rin g new w artim e m ari'h entitled
ing such grasses in to grass »Hugo, "T h is is («id's War, published bv
says H. It Howell, superintendent Assuciuted .Music Publishers Tlie
of the John Jacob branch experi- music is by Ik ililw in
Beigeison
m ent station
anil lyrics by Duvhl G icggoiy, ii
Howell, along w ith 1. I t JoneN spirt'd by C arl R yotr’s ¡ hm ' i i i , "J o «’
. and I). D. H ill o f the ce n tra l ex- lauds Nam»'»l th»' W ar." lu s t puh-
pet'iment station sta ff, is author lishi'il hi C n llic i's and pri*seuled
of a recent c irc u la r of in fo rm a ­ mi “ I Am An A n i"i ieaii" day .
tion. No. 268. which gives advtin New w i inkles in the lood field A ll
luges uiul methods »if m aking item called lima bean loaf, bv
legume and grass silage in O re­
C a lifo rn ia
Consolidated
Cut.
gon
neiies; may Is' sliced. lilt 'd in liu l-
June grass has the habit of te i. d iluted to make soup, baked
s ta rtin g to seed In early May and «'it cussi'role or used as stu ffin g
is generally ripe by early June, in meats . . . ami vegetable-flavor­
long in advance of good haying ed ice cix'.'Uil. An Illin o is dairy
w eather in western Oregon and products is iiiijs in y that has lieen
p a rtic u la rly ¡dong the »siasi. I? testing them reports d e fin ite ly
this grass is cut in May and put
that ’c o rn " fla v o r is easily Hie
in silos to ge tlier w ith sultnhl ■ most |Mi>iular.
preservatives. It w ill make a rath-1
• r gissl q u a lity silage. The s<*eond
H o t anil th irs ty ? Get lelri'she d
crop «il grass w ip then grow w ith
iit G tis la lM in s , o f co m so. 47-lte-.*»i
few er weeds and w ill ripen at a
mi re fnvtuablo m-uson fo r hay­
making.
t s«> »if early g .. —» and legume
fo r m aking silage tins u real place
i in western Oregon farm practice,
according to the new circular,
w hich is based on actual experi­
ence in this stale, ns well ns on
reports from otho. - etions.
1 nlike corn silage, grass and
legume silage must have Mime
m a te ria l added, such as mtilussew
o r gr im, to insure the proper fei
m entation. These im m ature grass
j»nd legume crops are so low In
sugar o r o the r soluable carbohy­
drates that the acids required to
preserve the silage ure not p ro ­
duced unless such m aterials are
added. They arc exceptionally
high in protein, m aking
them
more valituille us d a iry feed.
Although molasses may be lia n i
to obtain at present, p rio ritie s are
available fo r it when it is to lie
used in m aking silage. The next
best m ate ria l to use is ground
grain, although it is somewhat
more expensive.
Copies o f the c it- u la r contain­
ing detailed directions may !»«• had
at any extension office.
FL A G S
SWIM TRUNKS
SUN SUITS
BATHING CAPS
Knickerbockers
5c to SI.I
You'll be better prepared
for the years ahead
when you buy a
NewfoliJfffl
Aid* Klug Cotliin
The largest civilian user of linen
it the Pullm an company, which
owns 2.500.000 sheets and 1,880,000
pillow slips, valued at 12.000.000. to
stock Its railw ay sleeping cars.
Playing host to 40 000 travelers
nightly. Pullm an runs up an annual
laundry b ill exceeding $1.500.000.
We w ill be ojien at 9:30 a. m. on
J u ly 4th. Gustafson’s, of course.
47 ltc -5 i
PORTRAITS
CHOICE OF 4 POSES.
3x4— $ 6.00 Per Doz.
4x6—$ 9.00 Per Doz.
5x7—$12.60 Per Doz.
Special Price on Student
Portraits
Kodak Finishing, 26c Roll
Picture Shop
N lW
C A X Ht.VFMS lixlay «re demanding definite
a»»uran«.«of long life — dej»endahle, trouble-free uper-
aiion — maximum g at, o il and lire economy. A lw ay i nixed for
the»e advantage«, the 1942 Pontiac lop» all previous models
in the feature« lh a l make auth perform ante puaiib l«. P o n iiai
i t H ill priced |u»t above the lowest. M onthly term« available.
ia IW»(. Naae P t a liM b b i U n i m iib tti 4«r «rail /a r tb ta r f.
I nde Sam says W " if you’re in (hese group«
I n • « Id iiio n io phy«i< m n « , a u r i n ,
m im iir r t and lh<>«« in (rrtam ri«ic
m /Z
</Zr«r/Z> bf
i* J ir n ib
u»!h
M w r’f
p rn ^ tiiM tn ara c iia ih la u» |>urtha»« a
new car. Thia reg ulaiion ha« behind 11
the p a trio tic |nirpt>«a o f enabling the««
p t n o o i io repld«.« w o rn and ta t ¿ m e a t
L
rar« w u h m odern, ««onnm tcal iran»-
p o rtauon I f row ara in any w a r $<>••
n a ile d w ith a w ar a « ii*iir — a r / /
>raw*/<<er lA a a W ie
in
W c w ill help row determ ina w hether
yon are elig ib le, and then h elp yow gat
a ” crruht.aia o f p u u h a » « '1 on a naw
Fonila«.
MARTIN MOTORS
24 North Ninth St.
t
Cottage Drove, Ora.
“THE TIDE OF TRUTH
IS RISING!”
At
The Citadel of Prophecy
612 Main
Spend Friday, July 3, at Cottage Grove’s
Prophetic Center. Hear:
'4 0
ECONOMY PACKAGE
40 TAMPAX
98*
Save 1 8 / on (his Economy Pack»
age. ..40 Tampax gives 4 months*
supply of this modern, hygienic,
internally.uorn type of sanitary
protection.
Brown’s Drug
Store
2, 191?
WHEN CHRIST BLESSED THE
BIRTHDAY OF ADAM’S MOTHER
“DICKINSON TELLS THE TRUTH"
This is a high night at the Citadel.. Don’t miss it.
FRIDAY, JULY 3 . . . . 7:45 P. M.
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