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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
Tile Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon L Word« of the Wiso Thur»., Oct. 13. 1919 1 I iverything may ba mimicked by hypecrisy, but humility and lore are united. The humblest star twinkles most in the dark est night. The more rare hu mility and love unite, the more radian) when they meet. | (tenter) 0. & C. to Offer Twenty Parcels of Timber Nov. 7,8,9 NIGHTY-NIGHT FOR HUGE TORTOISE STT This scantily-clad bovine beau ty attracted wolf whistles at the second annual National Farm show in Chicago by appearing in a newly designed udder support. The novel "unmentionable” is said by the manufacturer to in- crease a cow's milk yield by per cent. Wife Preservers and 9, 1949 by the Bureau of Lan; Management. Region I, it was an nounccd Monday by Daniel I Goldy. Regional Administrator a Portland. Twelve of those parcels will be offered for sale by scaled \ . inter 8. 19*9 at the Rs Administrator's office in IM These tracts carry a volti 12.059 M board feet and a valta of $91.161.00. TIi? remaining parcels will b. offered fot sale at oral auction a. follows: Nov.-mber 7, 1919. 5 at Ri a but . rrj ing a volume of 11.690 5 iard feet with an appraised value $96,827.75. Frying a volume of 8,290 M >ard feet with an appraised value to keep fences standing 1949, 7 at Salen- >ard feet with an appraised value $137._77 00. located within p following counties: State of Oregon: Lane. Douglas :nc, Jackson, Coos, Tillti- Ovik, Yamhill. Clack ima - Linn. Polk. Roseburg, Lake, Harney. Baker Crook, Deschutes and Kia- math. n To elean stained brass, take a cloth dampened with ammonia, rob it on a take of securing soap and apply to fau- tets. door knots, ash trays or other ar tides to be cleaned. this way WdkFIX-IT.ÿ IT TAKES FOUR KEEPERS at the Philadelphia Zoo to put this baby to bed for the winter. The huge tortoise, brought from Galapagos Islands, takes it easy during the cold months. Since he will keep on growing, they're wondering how they'U get him out when Spring conies. (International) Hampshire Sow Sets New Production Mark DCRENA (Mrs. Exit Wagner, Rhone 815.11) Rinjold lady Dora, 753.050. with During the Rinnan wars wit’ Harruhnl. Roman women were forbidden to own more than one ounce of gold. W oah N umskull with DOES oj T LOOK PAIN vow- o , ill Jusr with pneumonia. The Dorena grange H. E. C. 1 met at the home of Mrs. Mildred I Bonkowski, with twelve mem! present. The members did m work and enjoy««d a nice pot I at noon. Some of tho ladies will meet at the hall Wednesday i t this week to plan where they want the plumbing, also left from the fair. lie Wagner found an perfect shell, inside '1 th Ha: th which she established production record tor the ie breed. This sow is the ;he Hann ..hire registry. She i old and has raised 75 n she lias raided 62 pigs» on STANDARD Eckoff A Product of Standard of California ■ > * Fight wood decay the with easy way Standard Wood Pre servative. Containing f 90% active ingredients, this potent preserva- tive lengthens the serv- e ice of your grape stakes, fence p6sts, mud sills, under-pinning and any * wood you put in contact with damp earth. «I. F. Finneran ¿Î or plumbers there Is no replacement When tnere's a Spring Flood in the basement. DEA<AOAM- SHOULD I TA<F AN UMBRELLA WHEN f GO TO A B ridal shovi EQ M innie 7 m g's-rn — PALMEiftÖAl PE«»:A z DEA*?/4OAH - T.-zc PENNIES SET TCjcg: WOt-U thev make SOME CENTS MRS ELUEN J ÖPEEMNA l O seno -roue Äicmois ro /JOAH 314 MAIN PHONfZSVig Ready Mix DOESN’T COST IT PAYS 7th & Monroe Telephone 16 Cottage Grove Ready - Mix Phene 384J3 3tfex I .\. ( Hmt'i rri a CI ut L on Truer hi Pulmiini* Radio time can co a n lot of nu iey Oncol tile bl .,'1 religious programs in the world, pos- l lv the largest in number ol slut, tu employed, is a legitim ilo bro.u' east emanating from Gletul ile, California, the North \m,iein heaihiuarters of "The Voice el Prophecy." The Voice" is Dr II M 8 Hi liards whose words w cat ril'd last year ti 85 per c i t of the potential listeners in the t'niiis! States und Canada at a cost tor radio time alone ot SS.i.Ollil. Twenty parcels of O. J C. tin: ber and 8 parcels of Pi lie lk> main timber carrying a i 51 X’.4 M board lei t of linifici itui 5.050 lineal teet of W h an npprai Ri'll Cedar Pole cd value of $393,067.00 will lie of I There’s an easier way ‘Voice of Prophecy’ Bmtlcas! at Cost Ct 5885,01^ in the crushed while wi irking in bucking log and Mrs. Carl Fitz« i City. Mo.. has been Mrs. Fitzcr's sister, Austa Vaughn and husband. Vaughn went to the home of her brother, B. A. Ross, at Burnt Ranch, Calif, to meet them, visit in', there a few days. They have returned to their home in Mis souri, but «A|M*ct to come bai k to Oregon in the spring. Thelma Wicks entertain'd last Wi'dnesday afternoon with birthday and anniversary shower for .Mrs. Lois Giles. Those pi ware Mmes. Hattie Spahr, Avan- eile Wicks, Jeanette Kelly, Min- nio Wagner, Dolores Hart, Ct aw ford, Lucille Stew art, Ruth Cartwright, Edna Plowman, Vaughn, Valeria Shoberg, Janie Dove Howell. Ora Thom- ason, Mildred Klang. Ione Me- Cuno, brook. Jessie Stockman, filo- Gamutte. Gail Burrwell, Glady Johnson, Bea Larsen, Francis Me Gormack, Theres Hughes Alte Hulse. . luinphrvy, Lula and the honored ss Thelma rs. Larry ffird wa nnbk come so ■nt a gift, Dmch of cake, jello and coffee many nice gifts. She is still suf fering from the burn she received during fair time. We who have lived here to sec Dorena grow, be torn apart, and dam built on area, are now wait ing and watching it fill with write , wondering how long it will take. From here it looks like a line piece of work and wo do hope it will help protect the pcopk* on down from floods and fear. Household Hint Moths thrive on grease spots In your rugs. Water is the f ' • to use for any spot of unknown origin. If this doesn’t work, l< t the rug dry and follow up with rug cleaning compounds. ( propits ; X-tRA Egg FtGiD Puis Today’s "Egg Feed' Ratio in uYeor Favo." Triangle X-Tra I ■■ Prudi.n i is nn "Igg arc a triangle that means 1» tier profits for die coming season. Plan now to help supply the Northwest’s shortage of lot al eggs. TRBANGI.^ — milling CO. See Your Local Triangle Dealer average . t 10.3. These pup» weighed a total of 41" pounds. 54 days after farrowing. She is owned by William C. Goodheart Jr. Eaton. Ohio. She was fed corn. oats, alfalfa and pel- letue I milk by-products prior to farrowing. Her piss were raised on a ration of seven parts corn and three parts oats with 8 per cent DELIGHT VALLEY phone 61 HitI) The d.ite for the social at the school has bt i n changed from Fri day evenin.;. Oct. 21, to Saturday evening. Oct. 22 beenuse of con flicting high school engagements. shadow auction will be hold wherein the hadows of I hi- ladies io th" hi die-t hiddi r, instead of the baskets. Ba kef - n< i d :o lie deem ated. just iull. Bring your own cups and ser vice as coffee and punch will lie fumishid by the .school Ixiard. Every one in and out of the valh-y . extended a very cordial invi tation to nalt<nd anil get in Hi fun. A well rounded program has been planned and an evening of fun and food is anticipated by all. Mrs. Bach, teacher in the pri mary grades, was ab-enl from her of illness, with Mrs. Kreutz, of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley VnnNart- wiek and their family have m >v<d from tho valley to Dotena wh<‘rc he i . employed. Walter Garris was pleasantly irpris. d and honor« <I at his home in Drain on Sunday, < let. 9, when i'uc;ts arrived for dinner md to help him celebrate his birthday anniversary. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. and Children, Doris Carolyn and Robert, of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Garris and daughter, Dixie and Burt Garris. Mrs. M. G. Ni lson of Belling ham, Wash, arrivi d Monday eve ning for a visit at the home of her on-in-law and daughter and IH ir and Mr; H. M M< ■unify, Ree. All members of the family were gr ally erpri cd to find tl,. yard full of deer upon their ar- rival from I he dipoi, with not a buck in sight. Kenton VanNor I wick, a s a member of the Cottage Grove Io the f’adfic Intornafional Livistixk how in Portland. The Washing ton team took all honors, but, nevertheless, wo arc proud of the record of our own (toys and wish thim continued surd's ;. Tho boys at the Delight Valley school are fortunate, once more, for this season .Dick McBee has made arrangements to coach them in frxithall. Tho girls are not to be left out of things, eilh r, for, through th'ir efforts, a 4-H Cook ing da s is being organized, with Mis. Wm. F. Norris as loader and inxtrin tor. E. J. Jaqua, of Portland, visited rnr ervernt days nt the McBco home, spi'nding a lot of his time neipmg <<> hum lor a h ih r which has strayed from th«' ranch. " I'he Voice ot Prophecy" goe. out on t>87 stations ail ov r th world, of whi< h I la .ire on ' • North American continent I'lu-i prog run is iv\.- being heard , ai , Sunday on li n Ain-rican net works, the '4utu.il '.ro ul, lire, System nn! the e'i i Broad casting Company. I nlly. the IMOgram may Is* heard I Mil KORE in Eugene md (Torn th Mutual and ABC stations in I .i land. It is also Is ¡ng hr.uni, a t •v?r the most powerful radio oil. lets in the world, such is Radio I uxembour; ■, CixljwM» watt station which covers all Eurufs1 and Wi stern A a;r. md Mop ,. ( (l |,, r-’.A.Oo't w.itt station In n litm : all southern Europe. Thus,, who cannot hear tr. x read The Voice of Prophi < y Bible correspondoiui' eour . . which are now translated ml • moiv than twenty language:, and lialects, among tlnw English. Spanish Portugese, French. Ger man. Italian. Dutch. Danish, Nor- wegmn. Swi-hsh. Chinese. J.q anese. Kun an. Malayan, Atabic md Rus ian. Bible I sons ire ilso available 111 Itr.iille (or the tiiind 'log fotly Iholismd iclive Voice of Prophecy students are right now enn lied in the Los An . h's offaa' altine. Since the Voice of Prophecy never m ikes a direct nppeal tor contributions, fin inee" would seem to I m > a problem. But two- I thirds of the cost is voluntceusl by radio listeners who send in un solicited small contributions, often no more than a dollar. The re maiiider is m ole pp by the Sev enth-day Adventists who spo oi the program. < >n OetoluT 8, 191't all the Si venth-day Advenlist churches in North \merica. in cluding th.' I'H’a! Cnttni.e Gr > <■ "hurch, dcvoti d their church of feling for the day to the Voice of Proph<?cy. \loiiK the I eh.inese trout in Palestine, a party ol iiii.irineil trine observers chei ks military positions to make «rrtain tli.il the I lilted Nations imiHiscd cease lire is being kept tn both sides I his party, under the «'0111111.11111 «if a French otliicr (third (roin left), conlcrs with some ollicer» of the l.ebaneM Army over a map oi the area. TO KEEP WARM AS TOAST... I WITH THE FAMOUS DUO-THERM FUEL OIL HEATER S tof tracking coal and a»h< , through yuur liv inn rums. Quit stoking an old lashluicd stove! Get a new Ihio Therm ami itriL-r ,<nr mauh to start it—then lend the fire by turning a dhdl IXCLUilVt DUAL CHAMHH tUHNIII A D uo -TI h rm 1 x< lusn. ' I urn, cheap loci oil into wave, of < l< in, - ife, silent heat ... geta mr» htal from every dr,’f> of eel! rAtiNTio row it-Ain atowra Kce|>. floors and Corm-rs s.irm! (ov-s you uniform Hour-tu-cciling heat! 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