The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, October 24, 1946, Page 9, Image 9

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DIVIDE
Designs Portable Movie Outfit
LeRoy Wackcrbarth who la at­
tending vocational sch<x>l at Kiu-
math Falls spent the week end
with his parents Mr. and .Mrs. W
Wackerbarth.
Mia. J. A. Mackey and Mrs. Al­
an Hance were hostesses as a
Please call for all dry cleaning and laundry that has been
in over two weeks. Short of space.
ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY De LB
ONE WEEK SERVICE ON LAUNDRY A CLEANING
THANK YOU
Collins Laundry and Cleaners
Thursday nt the home of Mrs.
Hance The afternoon was spent
embroidering quilt blocks for a
crib quilt Mrs Wakefield received
many lovely gift«,
lyonald Kennedy was home for
(he week end. He is attending
Oregon .State college at Corvallis.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Coleman
and children spent the past week
at Pasco, Washington visiting rel­
atives. Mr. Coleman also had u
checkup nt the Veleii-ns hospital
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ’Inland of
Cottage Grove have moved to the!
Adolph Lindstrom home where
they are building a sawmill.
Winfred West has been very ill
with flu tor several days.
Patient« at th« Roanoke, Va., Vsttrans Administration Hcipilal here view -om J
mo»!«» by mean« of a portable oulfit, deegned ond a.wmbhd by
-JI E.
B<yarly, who stand« of th« right of th* d«nc«. .Th« pidur« is precita fr>n tie
i«ai onto a ground glati >o««n.
THE OREGON PKNN1O.N I’l.Ax
By Elmer J. Kent
On the November ballot will ap-
P»’«r a measure, intended if it
should pass, to give to our older
jieople a little better security and
build safer for the younger one*
when they too shall reach the ig-
when not needed in Industry. This
measure has been called an exper­
iment by those opposed to it and «>
It is. any new law is an experiment
until it has proven Itself. The gio s
tax however has been in general
UNC
general government
ponses for a number of years in
the Hawaiian Islands and found
very successful If the measure
passes and is a success Oregon will
have advanced security a long way.
H It isn't it won’t take Oregon
people long to find it out and look
for something better. While our
old age assistance program is much
better than the poor house era, it
is not up to present day standards
of living Oregon pioneered ip gas­
oline tax road building whi<Ji at
the present is more than 2#'. cf
the cost of gas yet nobody refuses
to pay it or use the roads it built.
Gas is no higher than before and
it has been so successful that every
state has it now. They said it
would drive tourists and business
out of Oregon as they are doing
about this measure, but Itididnt
so let’s not be scared about that.
Some labor and grange loaders
that sat in at its making approved
it alt ho since some have opposed
it. In any event the members of
those organizations are capable of
deciding for themselves. As a man
in business we have no guarantee
that it would make us a dollar yet
it should help to stabilize business
in the coming months or years by
putting buying power into hands
that must use it. We have made a
thorough study of our Federal So­
cial Security program and find it
very Inadequate Retired workers
in this district receive less than
| an average of $23 00 per month
j and widows of retired workers
! less than $15.00. How many of
' us could get by with that, and
our county state assistance isn't
much to be proud of as it comes as
a dole rather than a rightful heri­
tage. Maytie this measure is the
answer. We have been for a num­
ber of years interested in helping
to build a better security for all
in their sunset years, to help re­
move that fear that clutches at
the hearts of many who through
no fault of their own face later
years dependent on relatives or
charity. Let's live and let live.
Glancing ahead 25 to 30 years
seems a long time but looking back
it is hut a few fleeting ones. Our
younger people may feel that pen­
sions are for those old gray heads,
hut in building a better security
they are doing far more for them­
selves than for the ones whose
years are few. Don't be misled by
anyone. Read this measure and de­
cide for yourself.
ERNE8T AND CLARENCE HILL
Phone 44
against your warm
toned skin! High fashion . . .
accenting a frock or suit. Import
ed Czechoslovakian rhinestones
RELIGHT VALLEY
Francis Horn recently spent sev-
eral days in th e Eugene hospital
with an infected arm.
Bird Flat
accompanied h i s
cousins, the
of Eugene to
the coast on a fishin; g trip over the
week end.
Dinner guests Monday at
ost be < re mo.Msr given
II U Lirni ES HINTS
Two kinds of Ma Howe n [larlies
uggested this year arc the pro-
gressive ‘ house-to-hou‘ i" party
for young .•hiidren and te "Lena,
the Hyena
Jean A.
tension s[x riabst in community
and social organization, comments
that the "houne-to-house" party
arranged by mothms and others
is interesting for children. At the
first hou«»«, named Pumpkinf
Inn" and dec
ppropriatcij
children file
I. a ghost t
a dimly lighted room and hear a
ghoat story. At “Witches Tavern",
they will b ■ greeted by a witch
ho tells fortuni
evening
hideout”
where
I huidon
"treasui
e game».
l” party
es its cue from
comic i, I rip. / II gut ta pome
Tsscd and mark up in the most
icarey" manner. Invitations and
games and refreshmen
ned accordingly.
This is Aunt Fanny Go tide's
motto: ' Jibing positive
being
wrong at the top ot your voice."
Ralph Scars home were Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Davidson.
Marie and Esther Hansen of
Portland spent the week end at
the home of their parents, the R.
Hansens.
Rubber Stampa. Pnda Ink. The Sentinel.
KEM S for DRUGS
The Rcxall Store
Bako Your Achej With a Birdseye
Infra-Red Heat Lamp
This will give real rotnfort to stiff aching muscles and joint*—
relieve rhnqmntlc pains — head and chest cokis — Handy too for
a quirk hair dry — Easy to use since they fit any clactric nutlet.
Silver Globe 1.60 - Ruby Globe 3.60
Schick Electric Shave Set
Comprising
Schick Electric Razor and
Schick Electric Shaverest
Priced at $22.95 and $25.95
fawlies, we suggest one for hubby’s Xmas. Only a few left from
our allotment of a week ago anti wr havr no hope of rrechlng
others this year.
Just Received Small Shipment of
G. E. Electric Heat Pads
Better get one now — These are good pads
NEW MERCHANDISE
Priced $4.73 & $5.50
Smokers, Attention!
We’re showing a very nice assortment of the Famous Weber
Briar Pipe* tn several styles at
Limited amounts of merchandise, which heretofore hu
been on the scarce list has arrived in our store recently
If you’ve been waitii for any cf the following, it would
be well to shop early
BREAD BOXES
WATER SETS
TABLE LAMPS
CLOTHES HAMPERS
$3.50 $5.00 $7.50 & $10.00
Also some Milanos at $1.00 and Royal Demuth Filter Pipes
at $3.50
Out of Soap?
Better contact us for Cara Nome — Wrisleys — Wood­
bury’s — Life Buev — Palm Olive — Cashmere Bouquet
and a number of others including Castile.
STEEL KITCHEN STOOLS
Have You Had Your
NEW SETS OF DISHES in a choice selection of patterns
Plenamins
today? Better fortify against colds and that tired feeling while
winter is young — AH the essential vitamin* plus liver extract
and iron for rich blood.
72 Days Supply for Only $4.79
1'HE GROVE HARDWARE
G. M Kimble, Prop.
Phone 18
Renew your Magazine Subscription now and give us your
gift subscriptions early to avoid trouble in the last few
days of holiday buying.
Egg Shells
The color of the shell makes no
difference In the food value, quahty
or flavor of the egg inside
fashioned into chatelaines, brace
Busy Bren
In order to make a honey crop,
bees from a good colony must visit
up to 520 million (lowers during the
season.
lets, pins and clips,
$5.50 to $26.95
K"« frdtntl lu
Forecast
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qour
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the signals
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of the reasons why Richfield gasoline
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COMMUNITY JEWELERS
«12 MAIN STREET, COTTAGE GROVE
PHONE 351
First Federal Savings &
Loan Association of Eugene
2 Ik Miner Bhlg.
Eugene, Ore.
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