The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 29, 1943, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text, PAflK TWO THE SENTINEL œTTAnEüBOVK, OREGON E stablished A ugust 15, 1889 Published E very T h ursday at C ottage Grove, Oregon W. C. M A R T IN Editor, P u blisher S u b s c rip tio n Rates, Cash in Advance 1 y e a r $2 00 In Lane-D ouglas C o u n ties................................. .................... In Lane-D ouglas C ounties ................................................. 6 m onths $1.25 In Lane-D ouglas C ounties ...........................„ ........„ ....... 3 m onths $.75 O utside T h is D is tric t _________ ____________ ________ _ ..... 1 y e a r $2.25 O utside T h is D is tric t .................. ..........................................,. 6 m onths $1 50 O utside T h is D is tric t .................................................... ...... 3 m onths $.90 E xceptions: Men o r w om en se rvin g |n the arm ed forced m ay continue to subscribe fo r the S e n tin e l a t $1.50 per year. €dttape ftrovr ^rntrnrl AriaaU«« O if c lo O w is p p f i PlB lISM E R J [SO W ATI IN Scours of Sheep And Goats Caused By Worm Parasite It's \\ asliday in Australia U, F oreign rates on a p p lic a tio n N o su b s c rip tio n accepted fo r less than 3 months. Im p o rta n t: In changing address n o tify us im m e d ia te ly and give fo rm e r as w e ll as present address. E n te re d a t C ottage Grove, Oregon, as second class m a tte r. ' a NATI OF U. €DITORIAt_ ISSOCIATION A SOLDIER SPEAKS So yiiilbv sick of the way the co u n try 's run. And y o u 're sick of the way the ratio n in g 's done,' . A n ,L ^ fu ’rt- sick of s ta iu lin g around in a line. oii’i c tick, you say—well, t h a t ’s just fine. So am I sick of the sun and the heat. And I ’m siek of the feel of rny aching feet. And lku sick of the mud and the jungle flies. And I'm sick of the stench when the night m is's rise. And I'n t sick of the sire n ’s wailing shriek. And I ’m sick of the groans of the wounded and weak. Ami I ’m sick of the sound of the bom lter’a dive. And I'm sick of seeing the dead alive. I ’m sick of the roar and the noise and the din. I'm sick of the taste of food from a tin. And I ’m sick of the slaughter— I ’m sick to my soul. I ’m sick of playing a k ille r’s ro le .< And I ’m sick of blond and of death and the snu II. And I ’m even sick of m yself as well. But I ’ui sicker still of a ty ra n t’s rule. And conquered lands where the wild beast« drool. And I ’m cured dam n quick when I think of the day. When all this hell will be out of the way. \\ hen none of this mess will have been in vain. And the lights of the world will blaze again. And things will he as they were before. And kids will laugh in the streets once more. And the A xis’ flags will he dipped and furled. And God looks down on a peaceful world. —M aude H arget in W ashington Times-II. rald, H U r* r rjf WOW»» . 4 S ergeants Jahn Runnels. H e n ry F a u ro t and W a lte r Sandberg have p u t tu g e lh rr an r le c t r ir w ashing m a r h ln r somewhere In A u stralia, an d are pros re d in g to pound th e g rim e out of those G l khakis. M fflU flfflE S T ill H S h .n G re a t A w a k e n in g ," sermon. M on day. 8 00, o ffic ia l lawn! meeting. W ednesday 7:30. c h o ir pra ctice . T h u rs d a y , 8 00. p ra y e r m eeting. The most fre q u e n t question a sk ed o f v e te rin a ria n s b> sheep men th ro u g h o u t O regon is "W h a t can I do fo r scouts nt m y sheep o r g o a ts? ” tv|M>rts D r. J. N. Shaw, head o f the d e p a rtm e n t o f v e te ri n a ria n m edicine at O regon S ta te college. W h ile scours is o n ly a sym p to m it is so com m on th a t the subject is tre a tta l in a b u lle tin e n title d “ Scours in Sheep and G oats ui O re g o n ," fir s t w r itte n some ye a is ago but re c e n tly revised and b n ,u g h t up to date. E ve ry serious o u tb re a k o f scou » »n sheep and goats observed by men o f the do- p a rtm e n t has la-en caused by p a ra site * o f some type, re p o rts D r. Shaw. A t least fiv e groups of these are believed to cause scours, fo u r being d iffe re n t kin d s of th re a d w o rm s und the fif t h a fla t- w o rm . C o rre ct d iagnosis Is o f m a jo r im p o rta n ce in d e te rm in in g tr e a t m ent T h is is done e ith e r th ro u g h a m icroscopic e x a m in a tio n o f the dung o r by autopsy o f a fre sld y k ille d a ffe cte d anim al. Because a ll remedies th a t w ill d e stro y w o rm s are m ore o r less poisonous th e ir use is recom m end ed o n ly w here w orm s an* know n to be present, cautions D r Shaw. 1 he best re su lts are o b ta in e d w here tre a tm e n t is given a t the fir s t appearance o f sym ptom s ra th e r th in a fte r considerable death losses have occurred us‘' *’J phenothiazine, re- vv'ntly w id e ly n-cnnunendrd by ’-‘ •me exp e rim e n t stations, has not us e ffe c tiv e o r prac- I tlc lr»» u s l I u n d e r O < In...,,,.. regon co n d itio n s — a, the sta n d a rd tre a tm e n t o f te tra - ehlo re th yle n e . T ria ls w ith I ’hcno- th ia zin e w ith the w o rm s th a t cause m ost o f the tro u b le in O re gon sheep have not given fa v o r able re su lts even when la rg e r than recom m ended dos,-s were used. T ru lls w ith th is rem edy H U M A N T E A R S TO K IL L G E R M S C o ni it ili lim i P o w e r fu l G e rm ic id e K n o w n “ A lth o u g h w eeping is g e n e ra lly an evidence ol so "w , declares an a rtic le in T h e A m e rica n W e e kly, "te a rs themselves are m ote o r less a blessing Most people know lh a l learn are salt. I,ecause th e y can ta ste Hie salt w hen the tears ru n dow n th e ir laces and come in to con ta ct w ith the lips H ui the real co m position of tears is b a sica lly a ch e m ica l c a lle d l.yso/.vm e, p ro b a b ly the most ix iw e rfu l g e rm -k llle t In th e w orld. “ D u rin g e xp e rim e n ts w ith hum an tears it lias been found th a t one tcaapoonful o f the pure chem ical contained In th e m lias a n tis e p tic pow ers ,s,ual Io m ore Ilia n a hundred gallons o f s a lly w a te r, against c e rta in eye bacteria. ‘T I i , 1 same substance can be found in the w h ile coipuscles o f the blood, w h ich c o n tin u a lly wage w a r on d e s tru c tiv e b a cte ria Inva d in g th e body." So ag a in w e sec th n l th e n a tu ra l w ay o f p ro te c tin g the Ixaly against b a c te ria l disease lies w ith in the body Its e lf O n ly the l««ly lh a l is a lre a d y su b -n u rm u l (diseased) becomes the ble e din g ground o f o b je ction a b le bacte ria . Keep w e ll w ith C h iro p ra c tic ! • lilt , r i < : I i * Therefore, to help m aintain stability there must he su fficie n t Sunday evening service will b< yet u n der O regon co nditions. F R E E M E T H O D IS T production of necessities to furnish an outlet for consum ers’ some,hing different. There will be T e tra c h lo re th y lene is not ex- S unday school at 9:45 a m dollars. If there is no sileh purchasing pow er outlet and wages 11 m ,n u (' 'a lk s XJ'-en l,v f | assrs f o r a ,| ag e groups. M o rn - pensive m id can he o b tained fro m th e fo llo w in g m e n : 1st. Ladd H ow - in „ „ ir v i_ , » mM, v<.t(.rin a ria n s n ,a„ y continue to spiral upw ard, accom panied bv «stronoinieal gov- T a ing worship service at 11:00 a. entm ent borrow ing, the inevitable result will be more and more s mait J ' . n L »t “ « * < * 7 45 p m. d ru g stores. W hen purchased in hulk mid mixed with oil it can is- inflation p ow e|j sub je c t “ R epentance." A SS E M B LY O F GOD used at a cost only a little more Civilian production should not lx- curbed any more than is All who haven't any church than one cent a dose. H ilto n T. P a rk, Pnstor. absolutely necessary to arm am ent demands. The nonsense of connection are especially invited In c o n tro llin g fla t w orm s o r m. S unday school a t 9:45 a. artificial restrictions on production m erely to make the people ¡to come. P reaching/»! 1 a. m. Y oung people’ flu ke s carbon te tm e h lo fid e is a realize, they are at war. must cease. Lengthening casualty lists B°.v Hands. Sunday school su- service a t 0:30 p. m. E vening •« tls fb c to ry rem edy a lth o u g h u carry th eir own tra g ic story. p e rin te n d e n t. e va n g e listic service, 7:45 p. m. mor,- com plete system o f c o n tro l Iiuaddition to stepping up production, the reams of red tape t NebeJun8- m in is te r, Tuesday n ig h t, p ra y e r service, consists o f c ith e r the d a a tru c tk in entangling retail distribution must be rem ove!. Rationing and , u tt o“o^*ng th5 5 ^ 7:45 p. m T h u rsd a y n » h t, preach o f snails th a t uct ns secundary hosts o r the fe n cin g o f s n u il-in - price r e g u b r i, , , , , be J „ , p l i ; ..... ,,„ p i,,nari,„, in g service, 7:45 p. m. fested areas so th a t sheep, c a ttle by bludiieeminf retail prices back to lower level.,, re a a rd le » o l p„ i n, all re- and gouts do not p asture in them . B L U E M O U N T A IN costs, should be abandoned before the distribution industry is p o rte d th e y had fin e fe llo w sh ip M rs. B e tty W illia m s , pastor. demoralized. The average m erchant, chain store in particular. ----------- Sunday school 9:45 a. m. M orn operates on pajler thin m argins. B A P T IS T U H U R C H If the " g e t to u g h " theorists persist in hunting for excuses Church school, 9 45. Mrs. H. H. in g service 11:00 a. m. Young pee M is. Bessie S m ith o f H a rris , to curtail production am i distribution, instead of hunting fo r Weeldreyej, Supt. 11:00 a. m. pie's service. 6:45 p. m. Evange- means to acbi«V4> e re a te r production an<I more efficient distribu- morninK w orship. “A Call to lis tic service 7:45 p. m. P ra y e r M innesota, and M rs. Anna P e trie service T h u rsd a y, 2 00 p. m o f C ottage G ro ve v is ite d T h u rs- tion. the country will have not only inflation but thousands of Guard' Communion served. 7:00 E va n g e listic service F rid a y , 7:45 day at the Chas T e e te rs home | c rip p le ! industries. And instead of being able to sit in Wash- P, n\ IrBaJJt *?i You,h Fellowship, P- m - M r. and M rs. H a ro ld Bostaugh ington Issuing d-crecs from swivel ehairs to c o o p e ra tiv e , or- 1 r l_ ’r.’,n' sp?.?:soi ------------------------- -- o f M ilw a u k ie and M r. and M is . ganizcd'rctailers. fhc price fixers will be forced to chase up atxl Raid Warden " T AUIV* W a llis Roslaugh o f P o rtla n d s|« nt down the back alleys of the nation in a vain attem pt to catch Wednesday 8 00 choir reheurs- 2 AtzatCZ**/ » | bp la tte r p a rt o f last w eek nt black m arket operators. 3 I. M rs. H elen Ju d y H a rd y , d i- CpI. and M rs. L lo y d G. W o lfa rd •he Mrs. M. M osby home, — --------------------------------- — rector. fro m T ongue P o in t naval sta tio n T h e re w ill be a p icn ic Sunday, T h u rsd a y, 8:00. m idw eek ser- a t A s to ria are v is itin g at the A ugust 8, [o r a l! o b se rva tio n post v ic f . B ib le stu d y I John 3:1-12. home o f L lo yd 's p a re n ts. M r. and observers and th e ir fa m ilie s at the , ,<?u a rte r,y business m e e tin g to M rs. A B W o lfa rd and his b ro th - R alph W a rre n home on Row’ river. Civilian defenae officials have repeatedly w arned that as the prospect of m ilitary defeat becomes increasinglv apparent to na, . nr Harold/ ni! i , j .. , . . K • ’J Ine pastor. Kl-v. George E. Grove, and at the home o f his • erm au a n d .Japanese leaders the d a n g e r o f a i r a tta c k s o n th is H a rd y , w ill be pre a ch in g at both b ro th e r and s is te r-in -la w , M r. and c o u n tr y grow^ g re a te r, r t r e b o m b s w il l p la y a m a jo r p a r t if such services Sunday. In the m o rn in g ¡M rs. H o ra ce W o lfa rd o f the H o i- attacks occur. w o rs h ip service he w ill b rin g the low. CpI. W o lfa rd has a fifte e n A« the Office of Civilian Defense ppint« o u t : ‘‘W ar has ag- ’ b ird in his series on “ C h ris t's day leave. „ „ „ , . ’ gravateil the fire hazards in every American community. Ordi- to H is C h u rc h " w ith his sub- C. B u rre ll u. o f Los Alm os. » V.. n ary day-to-day fires threaten our lives and e ar production. **ct tK'ing ‘ A CaI1 t0 Guard-’’ C a lifo rn ia w as a .g u o t re c e n tly o f M r. and M rs . Jo< Eppenhaugh. ‘ Beyond that, the new enemy high explosive fire bornlw c arry CoJ’ynun*on will be served, C liffo rd Van P rooyn o f V an- with them the th reat of disa'sfrotts eontlagations unless trained ' ^ ung P ^ P ’” ^ .in v i t e d . v o lunteer, a r e ‘read y to stop .m all fires Iw-fore they can e„- Sunday C^ V" ’ 7 a? ‘:?Ktun' WM, t ilu L .to r I..r-fr, ovg/osz f»> # i i i • e * l i w P* m • Come and jo in us n end guest at the home o f his jw ir- danger large areas. In present .lay bombings of cities and v it a l a great hour of fellowship. ents. Mr and Mrs. Ab«- Van- l w a r c e n te rs f i r e lx .fi.b s c o m p ris e m o re th a n h a lf t h e ‘ p a y lo a d .’ W e in v ite a ll to o u r happy eve- P n x.yn He is em ployed at the A c i t y m a y h a v e to fa c e m o re th a n a th o u s a n d fir e s set s ir n iil- n in g service. Come and sing w ith shipyards. ta n e o u s ly — a ta s k f a r b e y o n d th e c a p a c ity o f r e g u la r f i r e - f i g h t - us H is praises, and hear H is w ord. E vern Beach o f P o rtla n d was n ing forces.’’ P a s to r p re a ch in g on "G od's Air , . t i „ riz n x ■ v i- • i » . , . . . . . R nia •• guest re c e n tly at the home of his The <M I) is mobilizing a fire guard force of selected eivili- d W arden. ____ m o th e r, M rs. L u la Beach. ana not only to combat fire caused by enemy action, but to com -1 M F 7T H O D IS T D ;,y b a lin g w ill be finished th is bat fire losses brought about by our own carelessness. The result of ( X I ) efforts should be to make the nation increasingly ¡n 9:45 c liri, C hurch school. S. L . M a ck- week in the H o llo w by L y le . » . r . of tl„. H r, H i, „,,.....,1 ,. i, .... .. i TWlOT- M r. and M rs. F re d Kin.sland en- service ol fa r greater value than the potential dam age threaten- Way o f Life-." 6 « ) p m In te rm e - ing the country from enemy bombers. d ia te League. 7:00 Y o u th F e llo w - fe rta in e d re c e n tly w ith Ih re ç ship. P rotein L ack L ow ered S ta m in a It was observed that a large per centage of those suffering from “ w ar dropsy" in Germany in 1919 ntso manifested an increased sus ce p tib ility to infectious diseases which caused the death rate to rise as food supplies became scarcer. An intensive study following the war showed that this w ar dropsy was due in large measure to the reduced protein content of the blood which resulted from a lack of protein in the diet 8;0Q, te v fiiip g xvrvaA-. “A la b k y o f pinochle. Chinese D iet Rice and wheat are the staple foods of China, with soy beans, kao liang. m ille t, barley, com, and pota toes next in importance. The nation as a whole consumes little flsh and meat, and sm all quantities of eggs, fruits, and greens, which are con sidered as subsidiary foods. Whila it is fa irly sufficient in calory values fin norm a] years, not in war years), the diet is seriously deficient in pro tein, calcium , and vitam ins. M? GH,’\ of ,h- in s tru c to r in the a irc ra ft rccogm tio n classes instead ol M rs N e llie Peterson, as w as p re vio u a ly stated. M r. and M rs. F re d Lang sto n am am | M rs n( R R>Jph ,in() , M r and „ , h fb w |Mll|;h ,h anrt da,lt ,h f(.r Anf) (-„„a G n ,V(. V)sl, „ d M ond ,,vt.ni |( , .............. h„ M n i M Moahy hofn4. Ann A rnun's g re a te s t m is ta k e Is to sup|Mise grass w idow s a rc g re e n M rs Stylish Guaranteed G LASSES sary w ere observed. R efreshm ents were served. M r. and M rs. H '-n ry C ooper en te rta in e d at d in n e r S unday in | d j ‘uos J i.iq j jo .rouoq Coojx-r, w ho was home on a short leave fro m F t. Sum ner, New M exico. Those present w ere M r. and Mrs. W a rre n Cooper and sons BEXEL V IT A M IN B COMPIR CUPtUlfS 'On Guard!* PAYMENT ótt¿4f ■ K I —AGAINST A EYESTRAIN! Today'« im po rtant ta lk « require alert, tireie«« eyetigh l . . . tree from itra in l Be sure your eye« are « errin g you com fo rta b ly . . . effic ie n tly ! See the capable, regiatered optom- e tri*t hare lo r complete eye exam ination N O W ! Y o u 'll be told fra n k ly if gla««e« are N O T needed. M ‘K T T \ » rp | W g. / X i ^ 7 ^ . « I NX 1 \ 4 J The West's Largest M anufacturing and Dispensing Opticians Modern Optical Office« Throughout the W « | 820 W illa m e tte - E u g e n e Dr. Glenn F. Hopkin»—Registered Optometrist in Charge “ Antacid Powder................. Albolana LlqaM (1« ax.) . 69« ‘ 1.98 taire ROAD AND TOWING SERVICE BURNTONE A SPECIALTY ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED AND GENUINE PARTS FURNISHED IF AVAILABLE. ! 59« Witch Hs/ai (Pint) . . . 29« Soothe Skin lotion . . . 39« Shavami Bmthlets Shave . 39« Shaviag lo tio n ................ 39« scalds. Ssrfnethina you should have in your medicine chest now. Magnesia Tooth Pasta . . 19« ' 39« We Give S£?H Green Stamps A professional cleansin* u n o i used hr manjr sc tret ses, nurses and beauty wise women. . 37« Tiwn T a l c .................... 43« S ALBO LEN E Hondo! r ¡art Cala« Antisagdc Month Wash f l l ox.) . . . . A scientific product for the relief of hums and i r I I 5 F 47s £ 98« Aspirin Tablet l (100’s) R ay Shook Beidler’s Feed und Seed Store NO DOWN CHrstsd Carbonates rl ax.) 78« nottltt tf too Expert Auto and Truck Repairing C. 0 . C la rk We also have a car of hay salt. ty a c t & l y to, 0^044. Hoftla < 40 ff If» t you t—é, 924 M a in S tre e t Time tn Worm your sheep. 0«t P T. Z — the sure wormer. I^ to u g h '. . fir s t b irth d a y and i».rrv J " y Mosb> s b irth d a y a n n iv e r Victory Garage EXPERIENCED MOTOR ANALYSIS FREE A. H A U E N Delight Valley M rs Dorena F IR E G U A R D S _____________________ II. o f M r. a n il M rs. W in. S le tze r at • the Oscar E la tcn home wer,- M r. and M rs I I C. W h itn e y o f Los Angeles, M is D ick W h itn e y a nil c h ild re n o f C ottage Grove, und M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Zumwalt. W anda 4 \in l/lc y and T o m m y v is itin g Bowen o f Eugene are Mi Ita lp li w ith th e ir aunt, Si-nrs. i l i i r y and S ta n le y o f P o rtla n d . M r. and Mrs. H a ro ld Cooper und sons D a rre ll und H a ro ld o f D in dòn. M r. and M rs. John Lawson and sons lx d lio tt end E rnest of S p in ig lie li!: M r. and Mrs. Robert V aughn of C o lla g e G rove. M rs A lin * D 'lim a n und M rs. E a rl C'M>|H'i' o l Salem and E lb e rt B rig h t of Row riv e r. M r. and M is. Lou M cK lb b e n of L a th a m v isite d Sunday a l Ila- Chas. T e e te rs home. Lee N ixo n and h e r sister, V ila Llndam ood of P o itla n d . t ion,at fro m T h u rsd a y to Sun day a t B e lkn a p S prings, i i l l l M oors, w no is em ployed in P o itla n d visite d a few days re c e n tly w ith his m q th e r, Mrs. John S ta ld e r. Thelm a Moors Is em ployed a t. the D r. P aul S m ith home in E u gene. T lie Pete H ugdahl, 1 (egard and E rnest Scars fa m ilie s p icn icke d nt S w im m e rs' la -lig h t Sunday. M r. und M rs. N . C orliss am i son J e rry o f S antu C lu n i v isite d one evening re c e n tly u t the Oscar S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T N 0N 8E N 8E MUST CEASE B ib le 9 ;45 w o rs h ip and Jackson home CHURCH „ 7 ; “ ; . co m m u n io n 11:00 a. m. S ubject - W est M a in S tre e t T he O scar F la te n fa m ily is vis line effective weapon against inflation is greater production 'T h e D ra g n e t." C h ris tia n Endea- „ .. . . . of c o n s u m e r goo,Is. Taxes and bonds can never he made to ah- v o r 7:00 p. m. E va n g e listic ser- S ahb a tb 9 «J ° ‘ * "’* ^ 7 ’ ’ ""I i" ” itin g in M edford. « Il l u i vi .. _ o n ., _ r, _ . P re a ch in g service 11:00 o clock weaned lunitis. us recom m ended in M o n d a y evening d in n e r guests i \ I O .„ ,, ev ? , S , le a r n in g s o f the people Moreover, it vice 8:00 p m . P ra y e r m e e tin g S a tu rd a y. V is ito rs welcom e «,m .- sections. are now ,n prog- is becoming evident th a t price ceilings are a lirfuted success. Thursday 8:00 p. m. ' ____ ress, hence i t cannot I«' advocated F R E E M E T H O D IS T S unday school a t 9:45 a. in. C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E S O C IE T Y S unday school at 9:45; forenoon Classes fo r a ll age groups. Chas. service. 11. subject. "L o v e .” Eve- H usm an in charge. nm g se rvice setj^nd W ednesday o f each m o n th at 8:00 p. m The P R E S B Y T E R IA N S unday school a t 9:45. N o sum B ib ic, C h ris tia n Science lite ra tu re m e r slum p fo r us. O u r atte n d a n ce and th e w ritin g s o f M a ry B a ke r is keeping rig h t up. M o rn in g w o r- E ddy m ay be b o rrow ed o r p u r- ship at 11:«). Serm on. “ Up to the ‘*»»«1 before o r a fte r the W ed- • ___ «_ _ needay service. B rim ,” John 2:7. W e in v ite you to w o rsh ip w ith C A T H O L IC C H U R C H us. Rev. J. L. M a xw e ll, P astor. P a u l M . Joy, P astor. Muss each S unday a t 10:30. .11 l.v 29. lili I Mbagar Compound . . . 79« Aqua Orin Nosa Drops 49« Carol Syrup for Coughs , 69« Kelly Drug Co.