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Near Half Family Incomes Less Than $2,000 Annually LATHAM Use of Soapless ¡ Church Activities ( Suds in Kitchen May Aid Cleaning Wainwright will resuni" their resi yama Is in charge of the Biofhar- Thur» . Vig •• l'ilo tin- s.uiiti«i r ..it igr Gioir. Otraon l*nge A dence m San Diego. California in hotxi House in Denver and mis the fall sionary to the Nisei for the state of Colorado At the M«'th«xlist church at the —— 11:00 o'ctock service the Rev Gij' st p» ak«T at th<- Pr« byter- Thom'c Fukuyama of IX'nvrr, Col ian church in the absen«^ of the orado will lx- guest speaker. The pastor on Sunday morning at 11 (X) Rev. Fukuyama is in charge of, o'clock will lx- the Rev. O. W Now that you are running your car more, let Baker help the Brotherhood House (Baptist) Schwaltx- of Albany His topic will you keep it running— in Denver an«l missionary for th«' ■ he "America’s Safeguards." Mrs state of Colorado to the Nisei. Hix Schwalbe will be guest soloist ano Good service on washing, polishing and lubrication— topic will be "Ye Must Be Bom will sing "I Walked Today Where Again.” Jcxux Walked," by Geoffrey O' And of course you can’t go wrong in using General Petrol He will also speak at the union Hara. Bibi«- school at 9:45 a. m. eum products—Give us a ring, we’ll come get your car evening service at th«* Baptist and sjrvice it. church at 8:<X) o’clock Sunday eve ning. hi« topic being "Singing the j S A H GREEN STAMPS ON ALL PURCHASES Lord-» Song »n a Strange I¿H nd. Ilie 4-H Cnmp Cookery Club No 14 went to Rujada August 10 for overnight The next day the parents emne and brought the din- Our Didy of Perpetual Help n< i Over forty weir present. This Catholic church, North H and was the final meeting of the whole Birch St. Sunday masse« at 8:00 The family that earned 53,000 group for the year On August 15 and 10:00 a. m. Daily mass H Oil When is soap not a soap? When or more last year was In the upp« r • he girls had a wiener roast and it ix h "detergent," answers Miss a. rn Rev. L H Sohler, pastor cam|ied over night on the J. A. third Incom«* bracket. Dill A Luiz, extension sp«*clallxt If the family’s riirnings topped Heath place The Isiys will have Chrixtian Science S«s'iety, 242 in home management at O. S 5-1,000, It wux well within the up- a wiener roast also who then procecrls to explain what Second «Ire«') Sunday service 11 Mix. Albert Anderson of Sa ix meant by that chemical term. a m Sunday sch«x»l 9 45 a m and (Mir sixth Wednesday evening meetings the Nearly half of the family in- lem has Issued Invitations for th«' These detergents, which look second Wednesday of the month wedding of her daughter Adell to come« were under »2,001) In like |x>wderi'<l soap and Xvhich are range between 52.000 mid 53.000 Mr Lyle S Johnson on Sunday founil «>n th«' same shelves with at 8:00 p. m Reading room is in were between one-fourth «ral one- afternoon Sept. 1 at three o'ckx k soap, arc also «ii s<'ribcd chemically the church building and open to th«- public from 2 to 4 p. m. each nt the Jason D'c Mi tluxliKt church fifth of all famille« ax sulphonated alcohols and relat A survey by Government agen- in Salem The Andersons were for- ed compounds. Dairy men know uftcrn«x>n cxci-pt Sundays an«l holi Bib- I-ondon Church of Christ m«'r residents of Cottage Grove. them ax the com|x>undx tHat make days. The subject for next Sunday cica produce«! these figure«: will be "Mind." Ie study 10 a m. Classes for all Miss Evelyn Stephensen, daugh 1 quick wuxhing ot cream scpHrators Income Before ' of ter of Mr mid Mrs. Fred Stephen- ages Sermon 11 by Sam Medford. Taxes Families sen uf Portland whs a graduate |x>xxible. Communion 11:45 Evening service Like soap, they increase the S 0 to 5 .999 20.1% 7:30 Mid-week Wednesday M p. m. <>f Jefferson high school this year. »1,000 to 51.999 270% Iler brother Robert has rvturn<*d "wetting |x»wer" of water so that The Gosple meeting closes Friday I it reaches th«' innermost parts of 52.000 to »2.999 the 23rd. Come to D»ndon "that from xcrvlo Both will attend O, the material. Many of them cause 53.000 Io 5.3.999 153% 8. C this fall. friendly church where you arc a water to wet material even morn 54.000 Io of stranger but once." The Monroe avenue Church Mrs. Mary Wtikcman of New «•ffix'tively than soap Their solu 55.000 Io 57.49!) 4 8% Christ, Cottage Grove, announces York City is spending several tions work to a grxxl suds, and 57,500 ■nd over 26% the arrival of their now minister, Church of Chrixt. 6th and Gibb« Not MCertailwd I 0% weeks with Mrs Julia Walts and «•ven when not whlp|x'«l to suds, W<xxlrow W Hughes, his wife and Do you ever get tired of work ? Mr«. Merli- Porter who were old they remove grease readily, but Iwo little sons arrived the past What's the use anyway? What friends In Idaho. the suds hold up less well than Total 1«)% week, and plan to make their g«xxl does it do to work ? Come A E, Walker rclurn«xl to Eu- xoapnuds, and gradually disappear But since individual income« last home here. The church is purchas and hear the answer in the morn as the solution cleans. ing a down-town Iwmc for the ing message, "The End of Work." year reached an all-time high, the reka. California Sunday after a In hard water th«' «lidergcntx current average is probably less. visit at home. His daughter Ther have an advantage over soap Bc- minister which is to be improved 11:00 a. m Bible school at 9:45. l th«' Federal Reserve Board and esa returned with him and enlarged. The Bible in the human heart will Phe A A Hulls arc constructing causc they do not combine with save this country. Come and help Bureau of Agricultural Economics the minerals that cause hardness a bedroom on to their house. estimated. us put it there. Young folks at Will and Clinton Garoutte took in water, as soup docs, they clean 7:(X). Evening evangelistic message The agende« declared an earlier W. T Garoutte nod daughter, Bel as well Inhard as in soft water Be- at 8:00 Sermon: "A Child of th< survey of savings showed th«' ma va. to McKenzie Bridge Sunday cause their solutions are not alka King." Mid-week prayer and Bible jority of families have little cash to spend a week nt the home of line, th«-y can lx- used with some study Thursday at 8:00. Come and salted away. fabrics and dyes that would be in- another brother, Nelson enjoy the helpful fellowship and This is hccauex two out of every Mi* Merle Porter went to Port jun-d hy soap, Miss Lutz explains encouragement of this mid-week Th«' detergents are «old under five American families last year land by plane Friday and returned service. J. Michael Shelley, minis various trade nam«*, in packages averaged less than $40 each in Monday evening ter. savings bonds, hank deposit« and David Porter writes from Rio lulx'lcd to show how they differ other investments. Hato Field in th«' Panama Canal from soap In hard water they do At the Free Methodist church Zon«- where he is serving as radio not give th«' cloudiness character next Sunday morning the pastor istic of «oap They npix-ar expen man. will preach on a continuation of Th«* Latham school will open sive but a little goes a long way. the subject "Fishers of Men." The Ik-caus«* of different com|xM«itions, Sept. 9. . evening service will be an evange- however, only experience can re ADDY At th«' Rhoiids-Lnm- . list ic message. The yourig people bert hospital, Eiigene, Tuesday, AMM-M.M K veal comparative <?o«tx. VICTIM meet at 7:00 with Paul Faust in Th«^« products cannot always be August 20, 1946, to Mr and Mi's. FOKMER RENIOENT charge Mid-week prayer Thursday Marvin H Addy of Cottage Grove, Alin'd Averill, 30, of 1939 Sev uxc«l intcrchangeiably with soap. at 7:45 p. m. a «on. R umc I I Lynn, enteenth Ave., E., of Eugene, who Miss Lutz says. They do not re move some kinds ot soil that soap met death ns an attendant in th«' The Church of God Sunday BRUCE At the Butler ma- removes. On the other hand, they school assembles at 10 a. m. Morn- temity home. Friday, August 16. ambulance drivch by Edward But remov«* fntx and oils so completely ing worship 11 a m. Sermon top 1!M6, to Mr and Mrs William ton. also «if Eugene, when the am that the hands may lx*com«' dry bulance cnllidM with th«' Southern ic, "Why I Became a Christian." Bruce of Cottage Grove, a daugh Pacific's northtxiund Oregonian wh,'n »hem. Th«' oil of The Christian Crusaders worship ter. Judy Lee ncur Jasper Tuesday at 11 51 « m thp Mk,n ** readlly restored grad- God and discuss their problems by nature, however, and im- TUCKER At th«' Butler ma was a former Cottag«* Grove rest- pertaining to Christian living at ternity home, Sunday, August 18. dent During his residence here ,ne<1iat«* dryness may lx* overcome 6:45. The pastor will have a vital Woodrow W. Hugh«*» 1946, to Mr and Mrs Floyd Tuck with his wif«* and small child he by “Pl’lying rubbing creams and spiritual message at 7:30. Prayer er, Disston route, Cottage Grove, was «gent for the Oregonian. lotions. Mr. Hughes formerly served the meeting and Bible study Wednes In some instances, detergents They made many acquaintance* a daughter, Linda la*c. churches of Christ in Van Nuyx day at 7:30. The children meet may be used with soap to give a an«l Santa Barbara. California. He at the church for a Bible story and here WARD At the Butler mnter- Funeral service« will he held double cleansing effect, though not will occupy the local pulpit Sun worship, Friday at 3:15. mty home, Sunday, August 18. Saturday at 2:00 p m in the Hm- with glassware. day August 25th The morning sub 1946. to Mr. and Mm Verlln Ward. sey Methodist church, with the ject will be “Unconditional Sur Dr. Kenneth Nelson of Salem will Jhaaton rout«*. Cottage Grove, t. Rev Harold Miller officiating. In- render" The evening subject. “The be guest speaker at (he First Bap daughter, Anita Catherine. ferment will be in Brownsville tist church Sunday at the 11:00 Sin of Substitution.*’ The former minister. J. Emmett o’clock service. PETERSON At th«* Butler cemetery. Poole-Larsen Mortuary At the evening service at 8:00 Wainwright, who extablish<?d the CjiHtrrnijy home. Sundby, August is in charge. He is survived by his widow; local congregation returns to the o'clock the Rev. Thomas Fuku 18. 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Larry Hightower, the man who evangelistic field with meetings in yama of Denver, Colorado will be Pctemon, Disston route, Cottage two children. Cheryl «nd Alfred, started to push a wheel barrow San Luis Obispo. California, and guest speaker. The Rev. Fuku- Grove, a daughter, Bonnie lone. of Eugene; and live stslem around the world from Ellensburg, Seattle. Washington. Mr. and Mrs. < ONG. ELL-SHORTH HOME Washington on July 4th stopped at Congressman Harris Ellsworth the Monahan« store this morning WOMEN NAVAL RENERVINTN arrived at his home in Roseburg on the first leg of his journey to NOW MAY ENLIST Rccnlistment of women naval last week from Washington ,D C. San Francisco. The wheel barrow and plans to spend the remainder he pushes is .hand made I he made reservists for inactive duty has of this month resting After Sep- it himself i and is equipped with a been authorized hy the navy de temher 1st he plans to make a rear view mirror and radio. A partment. according to informa tour of the entire 4th congrruion- spare paid of oxfords is also car- tion received in the Eugene Navy recruiting office from Lt. J. E. «I district and will not rettfrn to ried by Mr. Hightower. Washington until after the general The trip is partially financed b/ Bayus. officer in charge of the election, unless a s|iecliil session is the Emmerson radio, which Mr. Oregon navy recruiting service. Those eligible are Waves who DRAIN, ORE called In the meantime hia Wash Hightower advertises, partly by 1 ington office will remain open. Re stories and radio broadcasts. At have been separated from the 1 ratchet setter; 2 trim saw men; quests for publication or routine San Francisco. Mr. Hightower will service for reasons other than slab saw man; I operating mill- matters should lx* addressed to his sail for Hawaii and on to the physical disability or having de 1 •xht; I pair contract car loaders; pendents under 18 years of age Philippine«, across to China, to Washington office at 1631 House Office Building, Washington, D. C. (Greece, Turkey, Spain, Germany, No physical examination is re- 3 green chain men. He will be available to meet with England and back home by way of quirvd. hut an honorable discharge or a discharge under honorable Rooms available for single men. the |>eoplc of his district who have New York. Ask for Lee Preston, Supt. conditions is necessary. problems with the federal govern Applications will be received at ment and will maintain headquar- , 2-tfcxx all Naval recruiting stations. Lt. fem at his Laurelwood home in Bayus reporti’d receipt of many inquiries from ex-Waves wishing ; to continue their service contacts. TWO BALL FOVRNOME RENULTN IN TIE Almost one-fourth of all claim $BOO The weekly two-ball foursome ants for old-age and survivors in •-01 jar HI at the golf course Tuesday evening surance benefits arc losing one or resulted in a tie between Merle more month's payments, and some • U m this bland, refrnhing cream King an«i Earl Hill, first <x>upl<* are suffering reductions in the with water instead ot aoapl Smooth and Palmer Johnson and Ella Zlm-j amount of their monthly pay- all over tace and throat > « . rinM merly, the second couple. Run- ments, because of their «ielay in oA Tu»»« Creamy Masque acta aa nrrx-up were Bartiara Hill and filing claims, Carl D Monroe, man clranirr and beauty treatment in Geo Ross Players (»artIcipating ager of the Eugene Social Secur one. Helpt akin feel softer • «, look numbered 14 including Alton ity Administration, announced to lighter<«.mora radiant Woodard. The usual pot luck din day ner was served. Duc to the soft To avoid th«*sc losses, every per ball championship, the attendance son who has been working in cov- 518 MAIN was not up to par. cred employment should contact 51-4tc-2 Merle King hold the lowest score the Social Si'curity Administration on ladies night. August 14th. as soon as he reaches age 65, Mon roe said. This should be done, even Phone 37 By an act of Parliament in 1880 though the individual is still con England wax the first country to tinuing his employment, to avoid Wo give S & H Oreen Stamp» extend the liability of employer to . possible loss of benefits later. employee beyond the common law The Social Security Act does interpretation. j not permit any retroactive pay ments to refin'd wage earners for months prior to the month of fil TO USERS OF HOME GAS APPLIANCES ing a formal claim. Payment of supplemental or survivor benefits to the family of a wage earner cannot be made retroactively more than thre«> months from the time of filing the claim even though all other conditions are met. These cases of loss of benefits can lx? avoided. Monne rc(x>ated. New gm appliances are being received more frequently if the wage earner files a claim as now. If tn need of a new range or hot water heater, see us. soon as he is 65; and if I he sur vivors of a deceased wage earner file claims within three months of the wage earner's death. "Actual payments cannot, of course, tie riiadc while a wage earner continues working in cover ed employment," Monroe explain ed, "hut the filing of a claim as soon ns conditions of entitlement nre mot will avoid loss of monthly benefits to the wage earner when he does retire.” Book keening Outfits, nil kinds. The Sentinel. PUTTING MILES ON YOUR CAR WOOD Order Your Old Growth Body Fir Now PHONE 31F24, 6:00 A M to 9 00 P M ONLY New Minister at Monroe Avenue Church of Christ Hightower, Wheel Barrow Pusher Is Enroute to Frisco SAWMILL HELP WANTED Douglas Timber Corp. TUSSY CREAMY MASQUE Don’t Delay in Filing Social Security Claims NEW SHOES 2-11«- Baker’s Mobil Station 9TH AND GIBBS PHONE 252 IRISH & SWARTZ Headquarters for Canning Supplies. You’ll find jars and all the trimmings at your Irish Swartz store. Canning time is on now in full swing. Get the supplies at Irish Swartz. FRUIT JARS KERR OR BALL MASON TOP SEAL I | Bl QUARTS PINTS ' m cents ' cents , MASON CAPS Bernardin Regular MASON LIDS Bernardin Regular MASON LIDS Bernardin W. M. MASON RUBBERS Regular_ _ _ _ _ _ _ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING LIDS Tissue Household, 500 Sheet Doz. 19c 3 doz. 25c 2 doz. 25c 6 doz. 25c 3 doz. 25c Pkg. MACARONI DINNERS Victory 3 for 25c SOUP HIX Betty Crocker_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 for 25c TENDER LEAF TEA_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Vi lb. 49c Matches Good Housekeeping Crt. 21c AT REASONABLE PRICES Cottage Grove Shoe Service Kelly Drug Co NOTICE Bus Service Beginning with September state ments there wil be a reduction in gas rates. California, Washington and the Nation NEW AIR CONDITIONED BUSSES LOW FARES WEST COAST TRAILWAYS DEPOT: COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL — PHONE 88 COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON 52-4tc-3 Inquiries concerning rates are welcomed. Caution is a good check pro tector. The forest industry provid es steady work and high wages for sixty percent of all persons gainfully employed in Oregon manufacture Keep fire out of the forests KEEP OREGON GREEN Cottage Grove Gas Co PHONE 92 52-4tc-3 FLY PED with DDT_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pints 23c Qts. 39c DOON Liquid Cleanser_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1/z gal. 43c DRY CLEANER Aunt Sue Gal. 75c Coffee Lb. Emmericks Finest WHITE ROSE BLEACH WEED-NO-MORE Makes 8 gallons SUNBRITE CLEANSER OLD ENGLISH WAX Self Polishing 29c Vs gal. 23c Can $1.00 3 for 14c Qi. 09c THAT COOLING SUMMER DRINK Sun Valley J A..... ORANGE fifg"c’
