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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1946)
i m Published Every Thursday at Cottage Grove, Oregon Established August 15, 1889 W. C. MARTIN -_______________ Editor, Publisher Subscription Rates, Cash in Advance Subscription rates, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3 months. j yr> 6 Mos. 3 Mos. In Lane-Douglas Counties________________ 2.00 1.25 .75 Outside This Dist. in Oregon _____________ 2.25 150 .90 Outside Oregon in U. S.___________________.2.50 1.00 Foreign Rates on Application. Armed Forces in U. S. .2.00 1.50 1.00 Armed Forces Overseas .1.50 1.00 Entered at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. firm Centred ; * » i \> .i \ \i \m 2i, i ¡i h, CHIROPRACTIC FOR COLITIS Enrolling Members (hie of the principal difficulties about (he general tint atanding uf colitis la that wg atari in the w rong place. We think of the colon ns living primarily at Inuit, since the dixeomfoit is expressed in that location. But in ninny eaaea, the real dif. fieiilty does not start there, but in the nervous system. Most persons suffering from colitis lire not dcspcraldv sick, but they may be miserable, mid this suffering is ns real as though there were an active iilecrntiou of th«- colon. They may have colicky |niiiis. h< lehing, rapid heni l ncliaii (palpita lion), const ipnl om. I’atigiii and nervouxh« sa. It is a fuel that nil these may originate in the nervoua nyxlmu rather thou in the large intestine (colon). Colitis (often better culled “irritnhlc colon”) develops from an irritation of the nerve xyxleni. If occurs iuwn I frequently In l,iKb-Htiung. nervous individunls. This rxplftmii uliy chiritprae ’**' ** partieiilatly effective lor colitis Tin eliiroprnetor is ghle to direct his attention to the nerve wire* going to the intestine and remove any irritations or short eircuita thfref.runi. Hplnal adjustiiieuts have helped correct thousands of cases of colitis. lo care for those who have borne the battle.’’ This is a first purpose for which the American Legion Auxiliary Is now enrolling for - its membership ----- ---------- .... 1 member- ship chairman. who is directing the enrollment campaign, an- nounced t.xlay With the American Htm La Legion, the Auxiliary will defend NATI ÍDITORIAI— the rights of the men who conio | SSOCIATION back dNabhxl und of lll(. famillcx fiiii$4fv<4s®i*Tiaii of I hone who do not <xnne back, she stateci Membership in the Auxiliary is MARCH OF DIMES of»n to ull mothers, wives, sisters lives^n •re ,he '“3'vh U bMRhten the and daughters of American Legion lives and the hopes of youngsters and adults throughout the DR H A HAGEN members, and of decvaxXt service Nation who are seeking to he cured of infantile panUysfa. men of both want. It 1» ako open to women who themselves huve nrv « " hi^ extends from Jann- t'ntounilrd Huprrwlllloti ¡^i ... '• 14 r fT- s eVery »»ie opportunity to eon- served m the armed forces and When painting to protect property, There Is no scientlfle evidence |o tnbutc hts bit in thia cause. have liecn honorably diMhargcd. A it coita no more to select a modern, bark up the superstition that thun The millions of coins that have rolled in during previous1 large committer working under attractive color Scheme than II does der or lightning causes milk or Mrs. Reni’» leadership is now ex to use an unattractive color, but the creum to sour. drives show that the people are not unmindful of the needs'of tending an invitation to nil such result la wot th a lot mure to the .T,‘w year will be equally spontaneous. women in Cot Iago Grove to cone property owner. Well-chosen. cheer This mdertakrng m wholly unselfish and serves all persons ful colors also cuptrlbuta to the tato the Auxiliary now. t uuklug Feas alike regardless of their race or creed. A >mall amount of soda can short "After the last war The Ameri- morale of the occupants of a build Let us got behind the campaign. Let us. in the spirit of enn Legion stood by Its comrades ing, und have an uplifting cdect en the cooking Uma of green pc a a- gmidwdl help to spread happmexs and eheer to those in need upon the entire adjacent commu about half without loss nf vitamins. who were in unfortunate circum nity. ot help. Donate your dimes—or dollars—todav. Use only u pinch. stances tiecause of war service «nd (-ailed upon the Auxiliary for THE HARD WAY aid," said Hester Reed "There I Theodore Roosevelt once said. -| wish to Drp„eh nof wax much that we could do We advocated Just laws for the care and compensation of the disabled and dependent families We pro vided skilled assistance In the toil and effort”, but the mental hard work by which w/keen proving of claims for government ourselves alert ami self-reliant. 7 1 aid. We gave emergency assist- once to families In need, helped His injunction is pertinent to our times. fQr in the past 12 keep families together and homes or 13 years we. as a nation, have come to rely moro on tK iov intact We secured employment blen’ent “n than ever before. We have also for veterans, for widows and for our dailv lives uml Im*; ' u ' government control over wives of the disabled In every way the Legion and Auxiliary stood as a friend in need to those suffering because of war service. | Continued from page 1 rd - "All this experience makes us able to give more effective aid to those who bear the burdens of this war. Already the work has begun Winkleman. DiMton route. Cottage as increasing numbers return from Maybe, to some persons, it would seem easier if the onv Türk AV Infllicirv Grove. Ore. served on this attack the service We know that the ernment ran everything-if it did all our thinking ior us But' ' inUUSiry transport in the Pacific. Most re mothers, wives, sisters and daugh- any dear-headed American knows this would bi d¡Zro“¡sv _______ cent assignment for __ the _____ SAN- t^rs of all men who have served _ — BURN has been with the fleet's > ’heir country In either war will at present in many respects than new "Magic Carpet." bringing vet- ' *»"’ to be with us in this great during the war, poultry and turk «•runs home from overseas. During work, and we are inviting them ey producers will do well to make the war she participated in the all to Join us now ”• Membership chairman sure of their source of supply of action at Iwo Jima and Okinawa. REVAMP CONGRESS? Hester Reed feed before making plans for the On the USS Superior (Delayed) coming season, says Noel Bennion, -Frank Williams. 21. USNR. sea- extension poultryman at Oregon man. first class, Disston route. F.F.A. TALENT ASSEMBLY State college. The Cottage Grove chapter Cottage Grove. Ore., is returning Protein concentrates are scarce, to Sbn Diego, Calif., on this 1.000- FA A. will put on a talent as Vic’d like to soy very soon. high in price and apparently not ton ^minesweeper, expected to ar sembly January 25 which will con But actually, it will take some time before we can distributed too evenly, says Ben rivé about Jan. 12. sist of songs and instrumental provide a farm telephone for everyone who wants one nion. Feed grains are all selling numbers by the members of the Recent discharges from the chapter. . . . even though we arc cutting down our waiting list at or close to ceilings, demand ex- every day. creels the supply, so that many armed forces includes the follow The chapter is also sponsoring an important debate mav be takincr nl« • »J 5 ,haf hour .mixers are having difficulty ing local boys; Pfc Rayphord S. a smoker on February Nth. with For there arc many places where we have to install result he must eitherXd U h / pJ’C° ,n thp Sena,<>- « obtaining their needs Tiffee, Ft Lewis. 1-19, Sgt Beryl boxing, wrestling and other events complicated switchboards . . . some, even, where we "It looks as if feed will be the L Sunderman. Ft. Lewis. 1-20; The admission will be 50c. have to build entire new buddings. Our rate uf progress limiting factor in poultry and tur T/S Lloyd N. Bishop. Fort Lewis, The officers of the chapter will depend on Imw rapidly our manufacturers can key production in 1946.” Bennion 1-21; Pvt. Joe R. Minnick. Ft went to Albany January 11 to supply the necessary equipment and materials. Lewis. 1-20; T/S Ceci) R Owen adds. "The United States depart participate in the parliamentary Your l<Kul Telephone representative will be glad to ment of agriculture is expected to Ft Lewis, 1-15; Pfc, William C prm-cdure context Albany won Hubbard, Ft Lewis, 1-16; S/S first place; Eugene Msxmd, mid tell you what has to be done in your locality and give place a protein limitation order in nmimitte.-q «>>«1 ne«i<rno -, • ’P/’b the most important you the latest itdorniatuMi on arsKit bow long it will on Ihn I m » of lénnth oi “““O1»« •»lib' effect in the near future. Such Robert Seidel, Camp Atterbury, Corvallis third. take. an order might help the situation Ind., 1-8; Alfred C. Peterson, Dis in (Jregon which is distant from ston Rte, Ft. MacArthur, Cal.. Meanwhile, you can be certain your farm telephone TW O Gl'KNTR OF MORT TH -m S0ulh. 1-10; T 5 Georg»- Munsell. Ft' chief supply sources." it on the way and that we arc doing everything |M»»ible BOARD koy portions Nome of th tune after time hold the Lewi». 12-24-45; T/5 Christian University of Oregon. Eugene. to hurry the Jay we bring it to you. Liberal use of good green feeds P O’Loughlin. Ft. Lewis, 12-23; is one way that poultrymen can S/S William E. Hahn, Ft. Lew», Jan. 21 (Special) Carolyn Eng- Noto to farmer-line owners: we'll be glad to advise A system of rotation would give younger ami ..t; ««••«"« combat me the xnonage shortage on on mix mixed 12-30, Capi. Norman A. Thon-son, lund, daughter of Mr. uflil Mrs 'you on your telephone maintenance problems and ent -Sep Base. Portland. 1-4; David m ' John W Englund, and Sara Bjor- check your instruments. Just call your local Telephone green feed or a good grade of al Porter, Radioman 3/C, Bremer- set, daughter of Mm Dorris Bjor- uflice '*’• both of Cottage Grove, will be falfa are the best substitutes and ton. 1-12; Edison Ray Lemley Jr supplements, as they are good Carpenter’s Mate 2/C, 1-11; Alpha guests Jan. 31 of Mortar Bonrd. sources of protein, minerals and OttB Pitcher, Aviation Ord. 3/C, senior women’s honorary in the fh« Pacific Telephon« and Telegraph Compon« University of Oregon, at its an vitamins. BSC-Norman, Okla., 1-2; Alvin D. Turkey growers will have best Dugan, Storekeeper Dl/C Lido nual Smarty Party for all fresh How about a thorough 624 Main Street Telephone Cottage Grove 83 success by keeping their breeding Beach. LI N. Y.. 1-7; Rale.gh B men women, maintaining a B av flocks on green pasture. If good Mapes, Fireman 1/C, Shoemaker. erage or above for their first term pasture is not available they can Cal., 1-lj; Hugh Singleton Gate- of school. be given access to good grade bal wood Jr, Seaman 1/C, Bremerton The fond mother just told the ed alfalfa hay. Turkeys will readi 1-10} Sgt. Arthur M. Wright Ft draft board that her young son ly eat alfalfa from the bales. Ä V Pari B. Balch Lewis, 1-6; Pfc Clark J. Picknell Mr. W. C. Martin, was not too young for the infan Chicken flocks, especially breed Ft. Lewis, 1-5. try at any rate. Cottage Grove, Oregon. ing birds, can make good use of five or six pounds of succulent If a man has no ideals by which Dear Sir; — Please allow me to pay you a feed a day for each 100 birds, or to live, then of necessity he will compliment for keeping liquor a similar amount of leafy alfalfa live an unworthy life. Speaker Sam Rayburn is report ads out of your paper, The Cot hay, Bennion adds. ed to have said that if the world’s tage Grove Sentinel. May your paper ever be kept wrongs are righted, we must re LT. BLACKMORE—FIGHTER turn to the "Old Time Religion." free of liquor ads. I appreciate it. AND LEADER Signed; How many will agree on what 1» In a recent Texas paper ap Lillian Gray McCormick "Old Time Religion.” pears the picture and article There is one thing to remember about Lt. Norman H. Blackmore, "OUR HOME” 4-H CLUB in these tense times of labor who is a fighting leader of fight Lifetime Feathertouch trouble. Unreliable charges by ORGANIZED A ,4;H club in homemaking "Our ing men, which says he naw plen friends and foes of both manage ment are being hurled at each Home project was organized at ty of battles before he hit the ether. London school on Monday beach with the 2nd Division, but Nations are like people, very with Mrs. Jeanne Morton as lead- they were in the squared circle. The. requirements are He proved himself a champion in few are consistent. A nation’s conscience is made up the daily and weekly care of each both types of battles. Lt. Blackmore enlisted the ----------- in -------- - of the public opinion of its people girls own room and the respond- PENS in 1937 and served with the Craftsman The disgraceful and uncertain bility of daily and weekly care of $3.00 Statesman method by which a measure may one general room in her home, for 7th Regiment, and rang up his $1000 be talked to death, as permitted a Period of six weeks. One article fisticuff honors with the 7th in Valiant Tuckaway $12.50 in the United States senate is tot the room chosen must be made Hawaii. He was champion of the nothing more than legislation by and an exhibit at the end of the island, and as they ran out of SETS club year is made of this article, contestan», retired as champion Craftsman a very small minority. W.50 a laundered and properly folded of the island’s welters. Statesman He led his platoon through five $14.00 Full many a man lies in a sar shirt or dress and three launder Valiant campaigns with one between $17.50 cophagus. He poured nasty beer ed handkerchiefs. Crest $21.00 right down the esophagus. ofncprs wax held rounds break when he went to the Autoroph Available to all age»—3 month« to 7B year«! with Dor« Raisor elected ax pres- hospital with a serious wound. $35.00 For complete information mail coupon today. ^ent. Donna Abeene as vice Becoming a platoon leader he re Our stock ian't lar^e so shop early. president and Lorraine Howell as’ ceived a battlefield commission and members earned the Bronze । Star and secretary. Other enroll- ---------- ed were: Leota Raisor. Lavonne and soon made his silver ENROLL NOW: Jones. Josephine Williamson Pee- bar"’ Lt “’aP^ore, son of Mr. will soon be here. We have tty Ketcherside, Betty dark Ruth fnd Mrs ° W Blackmore, plans iMir County Health and Accident Ag<-ii< v garden, lawn and feed seeds Raisor, Wana Fay Sumr Mar-' to rPm’iin in the army until re- 201 Oikl w ---------- Temple y Fellow» Snd N^n’ Then’ Abeene/ “r“' Eugene, Ore. and fertilizers. Glenda Williamson, IJa Welch Ä7.Ä . ...... * fad Outlook to 4 rsh ps. ¡s'™ -Z*-e 4! Armed Forces 1 When can I get a telephone for my form? THOUGHTLETS Letters to the Editor 1\ o lv SHEAFFER FAMILY GROUP HOSPITAL PLAN Pens and Sets Ideal for Valentine Gifts THE LANE COUNTY HEALTH AND ACCIDENT AGENCY of fers a COMPLETE family group hospital plan. ONLY A FEW CENTS A DAY Cottage Grove Pharmacy— Phone 244 PflU1, M®1* J*an Mos' Beldler Feed BLACKBUTTE RAINFALL by, Kathryn dark. Betty June Rainfall at Blackbutte for 1945 Pearl ^°*ford, Emily Gil- ham, Marie Clart an ™ ’««hK ob- to ___ _____ ” ’^ Grace Reid. Mrs. Lillian Stimmel, «« weather "Nobody gave me this black server. The greatest precipitation occurred in November when 16 10 ■«•ye; I had to fight for it.” infches fell. J" 28 I 632 Msiin NAME ADDRESS CITY Semi Information Without Obligation
