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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1948)
The Sentinel, Cut Inge Grove. Oicgnn ARC A ACETYLENE WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works Portable Welding Any Place 1030 Madison Phone 181Y 24-tfcxxx Pat's Saw and Lawn Mower Shop 41 S. 6th St. We are now prepared to do Chain Saw Filing AS WELL AS CROSS CUT, CIRCLE A HAND SAWS. LAWN MOWERS AND OTHER TOOLS SHARPENED. 29 Itcxx Thum.. Jan g. |DM Cranberries Bl Medli Ine Indians used cranberries for food and medicinal purposes The Pil- ' grims stewed ripe cranberries to make sauce and from the Indians i learned to use the green berries for poultices to relieve inflammations and to hr a) wounds. Stainless Stcrl Stainless steel is a name whirr is broadly applied to a whole fam : ily of alloy steel* possessing the abil | ity to resist corrosion without the •id of a surface coating. Besides this advantage. same stainless steels are much harder than ordi nary steel «nd other types »re very much stronger Some will resist strong acids. Others are valuable because they retain their strength I at very high temperatures. Others will not tarnish under the most cor rosive atmospheric conditions. One important type of stainless steel contains 18 per cent chromium and 8 per cent nickel. This steel has been widely used in building trains, HOW A QUONSET HUT can be converted Into a metropolitan Igloo Is demonstrated In the .Ko..- . buildings, food handling equipment which shows Harry Feigenbaum sledding his son over a Acw drift just outside his front door in the^ron^ and kitchenware. *7 York. Built on the semi-circular pattern of Esk.mo homes, the Quonsets proved «Ugd^!? wh7n^ 25.8-inch snowfall broke all New York records, temporarily crip »ling the city. First Spelling Book The first American spelling book was compiled by Noah Webster in 1783 in West Hartford. Conn. Previ ous to this al) schoolbooks were by English authors. Automobile - Truck - Fire ■% Standard Non-Assessable Policies Special Low Farm Rate - NEW YORK BLIZZARD TURNS QUONSET INTO IG'.OO Claude Arne, Agent Herds and Flocks on Successful Farms • ’ Feed bunks for cattle should be 30 inches high stock and - for mature ------------------------ U inches for calves. Allow 30 inches ot trough length for each grown animal. 20 for each calf. Make the grain and silage bunk three feet wide for feeding from both sides. Many ewes die every winter from a condition known a, pregnancy dis- eases. The losses ate not as com- mon in flocks where the ewes are kept gaining slightly in weight dur- ing the ges'ation period Phone 48F4 20-«tp-2ti dorena V?* Haworth and her mother. Mrs. Stan, were visiting Mrs. Alda Bales Wednesday. Gillam and family of Cali- f°rn>a are building ----- a - camp ----- r on — the —J U S’ Bal” At present •bey are living in Mr. Bales* K»rage Three of their children will enter the Dorena school Mon- day. Mr. Gillam has work on the government project at the dam site. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lee of Oak- ridge were visitors New Year's day of their daughter, Mrs. Sid ney Bales and family. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davenport transacted business in Eugene Saturday. Mrs. Eva Conklin iias resigned her position as cook of the school and Mrs. Ora Thomason has been hired to do the cooking for the remainder of the school year. CURTIN MW. It necessitated his going t«> it The Past Matrona club will meet doctor and several stitches were with Mrs Ruth Randall Monday A new transformer was put in taken, i muai ) 12th at i 30 p m •m Tuesday on the Chrisman place flirt in I*ost Ofllcr j by the R K. A. to bcttei facilitate s'liuws til': Osin I the many places which get clec- Th«' — ('urtiti |NM<lma«ter gazed I tricity from it. with awe at the year end figures Mr and Mrs. Hob Warren of from the Dram, < ottage Grove, McMinnville visited recently nt c'rvswell, Springfield, mid Eugene! the Chicar Newhm home J liostoffices Compared to these re-1 Mr and Mrs George Williams cepit» Curtins are ulmut in the I of Askn-ii« visited at the Leo profhirlkm of the publie debt be-j rhompson home Inst Sunday. fore the first World War mid at i Mr and Mrs. Raphael Booher the present lime But reading far and Merle Clark returned on Fri ther we find the per cent of gain day evening from their trip lo at each |smt office and we breathe 1 Kans is again. The per cent increase in School duties wrrv taken up each cane was only a very small again on Monday after the Christ- Itenvntagc of Curtin’s which was over 100 |a»r < ent increase latween mas vacation The S eh < Booster’s chib 19-14» and 1947. Even the least of cleaned the school house on Eri us can find something to boast day. Those who turned out to do .dsiut How about Saginaw and Lorane ? the work were Mcsdames Suiter. Goins. Meaeheum. Peronto, Bill ings and Grace Thompson. TyfM'wrttK covers for sale Mr. Aines suffered severe lac The Sentinel erations to his hand from a hand Servel Kerosene Refrigerators Offers tops in refrigeration where electricity ia not available. C. I. Bozell Phone 188 (International) The Pete Thereby family was pleasantly surprised by the neighbors Saturday night. A good crowd was then- The evreni ng was very much enjoyed by ail. old time square dancing was the di- version of the evening ami a nice lunch vv -rved at the close ol the party, after which a business mcetiru.-oi Rat Creek < meeting of the the Rat Builders club was called by the president. Roderick Doolittle, to discuss the possibility of building a Rat Creek i hall. I 1 QT Motor Oil — 100% Paraffin Base STORAGE CHESTS KEM TONE — 1 gal. LUGGAGE 3 qU 50c 'a price while they last 13 40 13 off regular price TRUCK TIRES — 8.25 x 20 — 10 oly $55.00 lax inc. TRUCK CHAINS — Dual wheels — Sizes 7.00 x 20 — 7.50 x x20 — 8.25 x 20. We have a cotnnlele line of Sent Covers. Floor Mats, and Rattorta. Scented Their Heads Both men and women of ancient Egypt often placed a lump of highly - scented unguent on their heads to wear at festivals New Zealand has more cowa per capita than any coun’ry In the world. COAST to COAST Store Phene 543 Elliott Voegele Well-conditioned ewe that should cause no trouble. Lousy cows, when freed from lice, give 10 per cent to 15 per cent more milk, according to Michigan State college This means the equivalent of another cow in a herd for $1, by controlling lice. In winter, which is a bad time for cattle lice, apply a powdered louse killer containing DDT and repeat the application in 10 to 14 days. Early spring litters of pigs do poorly unless the brood sow has an abundant supply of milk at farrow ing time. Baby Chick Feeders Ever "starred in scenes like these? Boy, your troubles are over when we service your car . . . pen it no . . . give it a new outlook on driving life. Just watch us work. ART NOLT CHEVRON SERVICE 6th St., Hi. 99 South Cottage Grove, Ore. Preventing waste of feed Is al ways important. Easily-built feed ers of wood will help prevent waste of feed. This Washington State col- lege design can be built at little cost, It will serve 100 chicks tor their first 10 days. New Poison Reported More Potent Than DDT An insect poison four times as potent as DDT against certain in sects has been discovered. Called synklor, it is particularly powerful against such household pests as roaches, ants, moths and carpet bfctles. Hordes of grasshoppers in recent years also have uowed to this new chemical. It has proven effec tive for hard-to-kill German roach as well as weevils,» aphids, lice and ticks. IT DOESN’T PAY TO GAMBLE with your laundry The way prices are now it pays to take special care of your wardrobe. Send your laundry to us, where you can be sure it will return fresh, spotless and unharmed. FOR INFORMATION AND Star Spangled Banner The original title of the Star Spangled Banner was ‘"The Defense of Fort McHenry.” It was written in 1814 by Francis Scott Key, a lawyer of Frederick, Md., who as a visitor on board a British vessel in Baltimore had witnessed the British bombardment of Fort Mc Henry. The words, sung to the air of ‘‘Anacreon in Heaven,” at once gained popularity as a national lyric. It was not officially made the national anthem until more than 100 years after it was written. On March 3, 1931, approval was given an act designated “the composition consisting of the words and music known as "The Star Spangled Ban ner’ as the national anthem of the United States of America." When the national anthem is played, all those present should stand and face toward the music; civilian men should stand at attention, removing their hats. Men in uniform should salute at the first note of the an them, retaining this position until the last note is sounded. PICKUP — PHONE 81 Cottage Grove Cleaners Phone 81 The Treasure State Oro y Plata (gold and sulver) is the motto of Montana. The bitter- r»t is the state flower and the meadowlark the state bird. li Office Supplies Th? Sentinel. WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE FIRST PUBLIC SHOWING OF THE NEW 1948 POST WAR MODEL FORD TRUCK WHICH WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHOWROOMS FRIDAY, JANUARY 16th This is the most important truck showing in Ford history and we are anxious that our friends and customers see the new model. We hope to be able to receive a sufficient number off new trucks during the coming months to meet the current heavy demand. The important date, therefore, is FRIDAY, JANUARY 16th to have the pleasure of seeing you then. We hope Floyd Githens Motors, Inc FORD SERVICE AND SALES fl
