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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1947)
Thürs., No*. 27, 1X17 OUR DEMOCRACY A nticipating the LONDON by Mat Mrs. Ruy Ewing and son Metal Nipple Bucket "Corky" went to Culp Creek Tues day of last week to visit her daughter. Mrs. Frit/ Frea-man «nd granddaughter*. Nan Marie and Claudia, and had dinner with them. Mrs. Geo. Gunn entertained a group of church ladies from Cot tage Grove at her home Wednes day afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark is also at tending classes at the Extension Course of Oregon State System of Higher Education, extension di vision. which are held each Thurs day night at Creswell, instead of । Eugene. • Virginia Garman was given a wedding shower Wednesday af- | ternoon November 19 at the home of Mrs. Jean Garman, with 26 ’ ladies present and gifts from many Th* metal nipple bucket was who could not come, proven satisfactory for feeding Virginia Garman and Max young calve* by Montana agricul Bradford were married Friday tural experiment station. The buck | Nov. 21 at the home of W. W. et I* six inches in diameter, seven Hughe* in Cottage Grove and have inches high, and I* graduated In । gone to Washington and Canada pints by indentation* In the metal i nn a week * trip They will live on one inch apart which icrve a* a Harvey road in Cottage Grove. guide to the feeder tn determining The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the amount of milk to feed The Larry Haynes was to have a mole nipple I* 1H Inches king, made of H | removed from her face in Eugene inch copper tubing, soldered" secure Tuesday. ly into the bucket a* shown It I* Clare Shortridge of Glendale. rounded at the end with solder. California visited Saturday to Tuesday with her aunt. Mrs. Geo. Sutherland. Precautions Earl Bsrnts" brother was oper- , i ated on Friday morning at Sa To keep tiu from getting started. cred Heart Hospital. Eugene, for Iowa State college recommend* appendicitis. that hog* be brought in at night Mrs Charlie Riggs has received from hogged down cornllcld* to word her grandson is out of danger keep them from getting chilled from serious injuries he received in Carpinteria. Calif., when he i Overcrowding should be avoided Quarters should b* planned so that rode his bicycle into a truck in sufficient space and adequate equip the fog. The boy is 13. His mother, ment will be available during bud Mrs. Irene Hart, recently visited weather, but the buildinga should her mother. Mrs. Riggs. not be shut tight, making hogs too Mr and Mrs. Harold Abeene warm. and daughter Laveta had Sunday dinner November 16. with their family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Gilham are going to Roseburg Mrs. Glenn Lusk of Row River to Thursday to spend Thanksgiving celebrate two birthdays, and year old ctaugM^ 14th and Mrs. Abeene* of the Belva Jean Garman was home 20th. , _ . । from Eugene Sunday. Mrs. n^rE.^Landr “,drn- °*1* Sh‘PP *ho attends school Terry •¡H r a 1 ra eiT' "r Sacramento is hack on the grid visited the Joe Geers last | iron whh thp prnc,lcc squnt| k ht. week. anrt Mr» A ki-w i. write* friend* here Hr was in- of Mr. Portici M ,oaA h ■,/ ’ i jurpd ,hh ,a" in football rwiv-l coming season , the farm family PREPARES FOR THE FIRST REAL FREEZE. VEGETABLES ARE STORED, SKATES SHARPENED FOR U6E ON THE MILL POND, CORN CRIBS FILLED, HAY MOWS CHECKED, THS WOOD PILE REPLENISHED. ALL IS MA&E MUG AGAINST TH£ WINTER Portraits < 'ameras Movies Make appointments early — Ph. 343-J Open until 9:00 P. M. Friday evenings Clark's Photo Studio Advised To Prevent Hog Flu KEM’S for DRUGS the season , ANTiciPATinfe the future ANP PREPARING FDR IT IS IMPORTANT TO FAMILY HAPPINESS AND WELL-BEING...BY PLANNING OUR SPENDING, SETTING SOME MONEY ASIDE REGULARLY IN LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS WE LOOK TOWARD TOMORROW WITH CONFIDENCE- W hatever The Rexall Store ME AXS X£A£>Y^ Ukraine Refugee Just received a new supply of Ethel Lea-Nore perfumes in $1.00 and 50c sixes plus the tax. Comes in many fine scents, each one a symphony to linger long and to remember, composed only by Ethel Lea-Nore. One drop on the hand leave« the skin delicately fragrant, soft ana smooth. Makes a lovely shower gift for that Bride-to-be. Drop in and let us give you a sample. Organic Matter Rids Viruses Prevent Plant Diseases From Spreading We take subscriptions to all your favorite magazines. Makes a nice gift for that someone who has everything KEMS for DRUGS sommine von oen nm CAM siMK i nr or "Hungry” teeth in hypok! gears lead ■ to unnecessary wear—and repair bills. «F W That’s why RPM Hypoid Lubricant is fl compounded to resist the rolling-slid- ing action of hypoid gears, which' often "wipes” off ordinary lubricants. RPM Hypoid Lubricant resists wear by keeping a tough lubricant-film on teeth at all tempera tures. It’s free from abrasives, won’t harm finely finished surfaces, and its anti-foaming agent prevents overflow into housings, leakage ootv brake linings. Ask us for booklet. J. F. FINNERAN 7TH AND MADISON PHONE 16 A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCT AMONG the war refugees arriving on the S. S. Marine TUuher in the U. S. 1* 2 %-year-old Georg Sul- , zynski, who hails from the Ukraine. He will live with relatives in New York City. Georg was brought over by ü. S. Committee for the Care of European Children. (tnt»mntim>nl> Cannibalism Termed Frequent in Winter Cannibalism may be started in the laying house during the winter month* due to confinement of bird* formerly adjusted to ranges, to lack of proper air, improper housing, floor laying, injured birds left in house, blow-outs and insufficient and improperly constructed nests as well as idleness, crowding and in adequate eating and drinking space. The remedy will He in removal of the offenders. Brazil’s Tree or Life Brazil’s "tree cf life.” the carnau ba, growj in the northern coasta’i states. From five to six ounces of wax are obtained from each tree annually. Total production of the carnauba wax in Brazil is 26 mil lion pounds annually. The wax now •ells for $1.85, compared to 32 to 36 cents a pound before the war. Th« wood, hard and impervious to salt water and insects, is used in con- «traction. • Wisconsin Fishing In Wisconsin’s 7.000 lakes and 10.- 000 miles of fishing streams are found great quantities of fish. One hundred forty-nine distinct species of fish are to be found in the waters of the state. Fourteen of these spe cie* have two or more tub-specie*, making in fact, a grand total of 174 i *pecies of recognized *tatu*. These 1 fish have beefi classified roughly into game fish, pan and food fish, commercial fish and rough fish. J' r m 7. c .7*. KSand’ mother. Mn. Geo. Sutherland. The aKoo» original Abeene children » u j « L £ d 2 ntohfr.^nIh7’Vth "7 Sa,UrrMy and Waterproofing and «’"«Unger. ’ in* a ’he “«»” "ne i- eye, and was hospitalized, but hi fully recovered i Mr. and Mr* Sam Medford went to Eugen.. Sunday and Mon- day ,o vh"f thcir «touthter. Maric. Mrs. 7 h Ivan i L Abeene. Colorless, Water Repellent «lob MENDING Also Pockets Replaced Collins Laundry & Cleaners Phono 44 H s time to The intensity of competition tar C. B. Pease and daughter Mil- food material* and life itself. dred spent Tuesday aftecnoon and among organisms inhabiting soil evening with hi* daughter Mr* particles, are indicated by the fact Lawrence Barkemeyer and' fam- that a single ounce of soil has an By. Mr. Pease moved from Port- estimated living population of 50 land about two weeks ago to a million bacterial cells, besides home he built in Cottage Grove to many forms of fungi. Added to be nearer hi* children. Mr*. Pete these are five million protozoa as ,Guilliam* of Cottage Grove is also well as other forms of organism*. a daughter. Beneficial bacteria thrive best in Thena Mae Abeene has a bad soil well-stocked with organic mat case of poison oak she got down ter and tend to crowd out the dis- ' on the Umpqua Sunday. ease-caudng kinds. Clarence Simons is home from work this week with infection in his hand caused from a splinter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Raiaor and , I > : OUTBOARD MOTOR Time fite* and Chriatma» will toon be Iwre . .. npecUn* for thorn who want W make the holiday a memorable oac for the outdoor sportsman. Whether it’* husband, father, son, brother, uncle, or sweet- heart, he 11 look on this Christmas as the biggest one of his life if you give him a M artin O utboard M oto «. Right now is the time to arrange guaranteed Christmas delivery of this line motor .. . the new stan<lard of performance in outboard motors. Now, too, is the time to arrange for easy paymenu so that this most-wanted gift can be entirely paid for when the big day for giving roll* around. maihn That* faafurt and many othart moka a tAlaftiñ MOTOR the most-wanted gift for any sportsman 0 M«Mnl»Mv.<aM>alM papgal vaivaa, an aaclMlva MARTIN (HIfan« ATTENTION CARPENTERS Ijut Alisen give those Handsaws “the toueh” Saturday, Dec. 6 Also Blankets for turkey hens may prevent serious lost., from tears and bruises during the mating season. This one was designed b. Cornell university. COME OUT AND DANCE FOR A GOOD CAUSE TIME FOR Latham, ‘° br"‘K h-«* »heir grandson who win ««y U"’» "Her Christmas Clarice, Nov. 11. Lois. Nov. 17 and By R. C. Thomas Ixindon 4-H Mothers club will Garland. Nov. 20th. There were Ohio State College. __ A ___ . ... . meet I)ec o»«« (MA.au»<* of oi the mv 3rd because i Thanksgiving holiday this week Few disease-causing bacteria will ¿nd |Their Chriatmaa party will be survive in soil whose organic mat ter supply has been built up by the Claude Abeene, Mr. and Mrs. Jul- [),>,. jy A^r> LucUI* lMacl«man la leaving Frt- use of green manure crops and the H^,SMr n Harold Abeene day mm.nfnK for Nnmpa Idaho |o return of crop residues and manure. InH Mr Those that do live are so changed and Mr and Mrs. Ivan Abeene vi,h two WM>lu wlfh hcr sUtpr that they are no longer a menace and families. Mrs. George L. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. James Fleming to crops. Les St mime I was tmdly burned Extracts from soil rich in organic b and little son Perry are visiting on the leg recently while he was matter contain viruses that depend j from Fall Brook. Calif, with Mr working, when oil he was pouring for their existence upon living bac and Mrs. Charles Powell. Mrs. into the "cat” ignited lie ha* been teria. These viruses a*e «specially , • Fleming is Mrs. Powell's niece. off work over a week. He is being The goat bekinging to J. E. Ban numerous in organic matter added । treated by a local physician. ton who went Hallowreening. died Mrs. Lillian Slimmer* daugh recently from unknown causes. ter, Frances, Mrs M. W. Burdick, However. Mr. Banton suspects it of Sacramento. Calif., came by was from old age. train Tuesday for a visit, return The school basket ball game was ing by plane Sunday. held Thursday instead of Friday Emery Roby was given a sur- , last week with Latham school at prise birthday party at his home London. The score was 3R to 18 for Monday evening with 14 guests. boys' game, and 21-4 for the girls' game, both in favor of Latham There will be a Thanksgiving program at London school Wed nesday and school will be out for the 4 day Thanksgiving holiday. Virgil Newton was home last week from Southern Oregon Col Fighting bacteria with applica lege at Ashland, to visit his father tion of organic matter. who came home from the hospital! Wednesday evening. Virgil will be to the soil through residue« from home again for the Thanksgiving grasses, legumes and grain crops. . holiday. When these viruses eome in eon- Whilp jn thp hospitaj Mr FWt urhft v’i 7 baC‘ had ,urKery fx-rformed on ‘eJ ah^ have a profound ,n^^ hig which , (| on them, changing the form of these since a former woods accident sev bacteria and making them harm eral years ago. The eyeball was less *o far a* plants are concerned. removed Hospital Benefit Dance Eagles Hall end WITH Cropland of Bacteria We have a fresh supply of candy—Gales, Joan Manning and Haas. Try our $50,000 chocolate syrup for that super dessert or hot drink. The Rexall Store ' M uhi wax by’Ralph Gilliam with Hrfe. ilve bight (unimea his record changer and amplifier ' Thirty million achodl children ar* Game* were played and many In tired of prop*r ey* eiamlnaUuna. gift* opened Refreshment* were Approximately «I* miUlun have de- served of fruit jello, birthday ftclive sight. It ha* been reported cake* and punch. that 20 per cent of th* children who Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McEwen ar* graduated from grad* School anil family of 1 “orHand will go have defect* tn viaion. with Mr und Mr» K M McEwen to Laa burg Thursday to spend Ue* reliable VllllUca Thanksgiving day with Mi and Portubl* utiMUas, aa well a* an Mrs. R G Cantwell. automatic elactric water *y*tem, a good **pUc aytlom, waler h**les*t bollirli gas or elactric rangea, wa- Started Fruit Amilana Chleugo shipper* and distributor« ter libatici, and th* r»frlg*rator organiteli the firjt fruit auction In can mak* country Ilf* •* cunv*m lent ■nd comfortabl* as city Ilf*. 18BI. Circular Saw Grinding -- MAXTIN Ito. I, a,. Paw MASIIN tV wllkh »alpha »h 1J powWi. opp which «ovolo» 3 • braba H » «I 4000 ». » M. Aaefhar grant •llarnpft firing tw|n| •Haw Mulla Varrai Harn Ad|„,fm.pl (».«.„« p.naiap)-taobla. oparafor to aHoh cerra« »arfleol soOI».,| adfuflmaal wring while uadarwar oi'igrwiT, . 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