The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 13, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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• SOCIETY j
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Arcade Theatre
Weekly Program
Thursday. September 13
• FOUR WALLS”
John Gilbert and Joan
Crawford
Comctly
‘‘Tall Timbers.”
International News.
Friday. September 14
• THE GINGHAM GIRL.”
Lois Wilson and George
K Arthur.
Comedy
“The Best Man.”
i 'artoon—‘ ‘ Lami of
Storks.”
Saturday, September 15.
“HELLO CHEYENNE.”
Tom Mix ami Caryl Lincoln
Comedy
“Papa's Boy.”
Sun.-.Mon., Sept. 16-17.
“THE .MATING GALL.”
Thomas Mr-igltan ami
Evelyn Brent.
Comedy
‘‘Out in the Rain.”
Paramount News.
Tiles.-Wed., Sept. 18-19.
THE FRESHMAN ”
Harold Lloyd and
Jobyna Ralston.
Comedy
“Seared Silly.”
Till RSI» \\ . SEPTEMBER 13 1928
THE SENT1NEI COTT \GE GROVE. OREGON
Benaton Jackson
Mias Lois Marion Javkson, >taugh
ter of Mr. an.l Mrs. Oscar Jackson,
and Harry L. Benston. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank
Benston,
were
married Wednesday night at
the
home of the bride’« parents
Rev.
Clive Taylor of
the
Christian
church performed the ring cere
monv.
Doan and Fred
Jackson,
brother and cousin of the bride, led
the procession which formed the
wedding aisle.
t'ntherine Wright
followed the bride and groom. The
wedding march was played by the
bride's brother Lyle.
The cere
monv was solemnized under a
canopy of white tissue decorated
with pink dahlia» and orange bio»
soms that were worn by the bride’s
mother and grandmother at then
weddings. The rooms were decor-
| atod with dahlias. The bride »von’
a gown of green georgette and ear
■ ried a bouquet of rosebuds and
ferns. After the ceremony refr> »h
ments of ice cream, cake and cof
fee were served. The bride cut a
bridal cake which was a gift from
the Eugene bakery, where she is
employed. The newlyweds left on
a honeymoon for points north and
will be at home next month at
HtW Charnelton street in Eugene
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Benston, Mr. and
Mrs.
Lowell
Benston,
Elwyn
Benston
Mi**
Evelyn Benston. Stephen Benston.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, grand
parents of the bride, Mr. and Mr».
Clyde Wright, Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph
Wright an.l daughter Dorothy, Mr.
and -Mrs. Dan Shaw, Mrs. B> rilla
Jackson. Frank Jackson.
grand
father of
the
bride.
Thoma.
Wright. Catherine
Wright.
Ly!<
Jackson, Dean Jackson, Fred Jack
«on, Agnes Jackson, Mrs. I.. E.
Girton, Mr. and Mr». J. A. Joi!
and Frank Joll.
Mrs. A. A. Richmond, Mrs. Nd
Mrs.
Harold
son Durham
and
Johnson entertained Fri,lay
_____ ... after
noon at the home of .Mrs. Rich
__ niond ._ in _____
honor .
of _
____
M rs.
I
— Schram of Pontiac, Mich., who i-
a house guest of her sister, Mr«
C. E. Frost. Those bidden fur th,*
I afternoon were .Mrs. C. E.
I’m-
phrvy, Mrs. 8. L. Mackin. Mr».
I F. Frost, Mr». A. W. Swanson,
Mr.«. T. C. Wheeler. Mrs. A. W.
Kime. Mrs. C. H. Kime, Mrs. 1>. II.
Heinen way, Mrs. H. A. Miller. Mrs.
James P. Graham. Mrs. Hi’rbe.rt
W. I.oml>ard. Mrs. Joe Smith. Mrs.
Roy Short. Mrs. Inez Meeks. Mr».
George Matthews, Mrs. C. A. Bei.l
I ler. Mrs. R. L. Cooper. Mrs. Wil­
liam Thum, Mrs. Omer Moore, Mr».
■ Clyde Leonard, Mrs. Bov Leonard,
Mrs. H. K. Metcalf, Mrs. 8. Stew
art. Mrs. K. K Mills. Mrs. Elbert
Bede, Mrs. C. C. Cruson. Mr», c.
♦
♦
H.
VanDenburg.
.Mrs.
George
Knowles, Mi«» Eunice
VanDen
$1.75 Close-out on
Burg, Mrs. E. W. Armes, Mrs. Alio’
Electric Irons.
Richmond, Mrs. W. E. Lebow. Mrs.
i H. B. Grigg«. Mrs. L. W. Coiner,
♦
♦
Mrs. 8. L. Godard. Mrs. O. I..
Nii-hols, Mrs. Bert Trask, Mrs. L.
Paints, Reduced Prices.
L. Harrel, Mrs. Glen Scott. Mrs.
Lilah Wilson and -Mrs. N. E. Gias...
+—♦
‘ A social afternoon was spent with
I needlework and
dainty
refresh-
menta were served at «mall tables.
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In honor of Mrs.
Donald A.
Emerson, wife of the new superin­
tendent of schools, Mrs.
"
F.
L.
Grannis entertained Friday
.
after­
noon with a formal tea. More than
>5 were bidden guests, In the re­
ceiving line were the guest
of
honor, the hostess and Mrs. Wil
liam Thum.
Assisting about the
rooms were Mrs. Elbert Bede, Mrs.
William 8. Averill. Mrs Claude J.
Kem and Mrs. Sherman L. Godard.
During the first hour Mrs. Charles
SPECIALIST
A. Betdler and Mrs. Clyde E. I’m
in Internal Medicine for the phrev presided at th)' tea table.
.Mrs. B. R. Job and Mrs. J. H.
past fifteen years.
Chambers poured from 3 to 4 and
during the last hour Mrs. Herbert
DOES NOT OPERATE
W. Lombard and Miss
Mariette
Ilamaut piesided ai lhe tea table.
Will be at
Miss Adeline Adams
and
Mi«»
OSBURN HOTEL. SATUR­ Carolyn Grannis assisted at the ,
tea table. A centerpieee of na»
DAY, SEPT. 29.
turtiums in a silver
bowl
and
Office hours 10 a. rn. to 4 p. in. orange
tapers in silver candlesticks
were attractive table decoration»,
ONE DAY ONLY
baskets of zinnias, gladioli and
Mount Brescia lilies were colorful
No Charge for Consultation room decorations.
_____
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular Mrs. James P. Graham, Mrs.
graduate in medicine and surg­ Inez Meeks and Mrs. George O.
Knowles entertained Friday
ery and is licensed by the state ning
with a dinner party at
of Oregon.
• Colonial for the Joker club.
He does not operate for chon- ditional guests were Mrs. Frank
ic appendicitis, gall stones, ul­ i Schram of Pontiac, Midi., house
of h<-r sister, , Mrs. C. E.
cers of stomach, tonsils or ade­ guest
Frost, and Mrs. H. A. Miller and
noids.
Mrs. W. W. McFarland,
Dining
He has to his credit wonder­ table decoration» were a center
ful results in diseases of the; piece of pink and white asters in
silver basket pink candle« in
stomach, liver, bowels, blood, a silver
and pink place
skin, nerves, heart, kidney, cards. candlesticks
At the dinner hour
old
bladder, bed wetting, catarrh. songs were sung bv the group led
weak lungs, rheumatism, seiati by Miss Myrtle Kem und
William Thum. After dinner
ea. leg ulcers ami rectal ail group
went to the home of
ments.
Graham for an evening of bridge.
Bi'low are the names of a few .Mrs. 8. V. Allison held high «core
of his many satisfied patients and Mrs. McFarland low score. The
in Oregon who have been living rooms were attractive with
fall flowers and foliage.
Foot Ball
Goods
Hunting Hats
Flashlights
A. BRUND
Sporting Goods
Coming to Eugene
Dr. Mellenthin
treated for one or the other of
the above named causes:
Mrs. Mabie
Ross
entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of
II II. Blake Marshfield.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Elmer Booker. Condon.
Gordon, with a kitchi'n shower in
Thos. Burk)'. Willamina.
of Mi»» Doris
Mulvihill,
M rs. VI R. Cooper. Oregon honor
whose marriage to Oscar Arne»en
< ity.
1 will b)- an event of September I!).
Thirty guest* were present. Mis­
D. G. Horn, Bonanza.
Mulvihill and her fiance were tnk
E. .M, Hurt, A rlington.
eri at 8 o’clock to the Gordon home,
MI'M. George W. Mathes. Ash- where their friends had gathered
bind.
to surprise them and give them an
Remember above date, that informal reception. A pleasant eve
was spent playing ganms ami
eoii.siiltation on this trip will be ning
with musical
- - •
enti'tainrm
’rit.
Re
free ami that Ids treatment is freshrnent* of icp
errimi ami cake
ilifferent.
were served.
The bride-idect n
Married women must be ac­ ■ i'iv»d many beautiful and useful
companied by their husbands gifts, among which was a complete
outfit, including wash tub,
Iddress: 224 Bradbury washing
rubbing board, clothes line
and
Bldg.. Los Angeles, California clot hi-» pins.
The women'» missionary society
of th,- Christian church hebl its
regular meeting Wednesday after
Mr»,
noon in the chureh parlors.
Ada Oakes was in charge of the
Hoy
business meeting ami Mr».
H.snds led devotional». Plans w ere
made to invite members of the
missionarv societies of the Pre»bv
terian,
Methodist
and
Baptist
churches ti* a covert»,i dish I o'clock
luncheon on September W, each
one attending to take n covered
dish and >ach society to provide
a musical number.
Mrs Madden,
Mrs Taylor and Mr» Oakes gave
discussion» on benevolence litera
lure and its shipping and mailing
at the I’nited Christian Missionary
society iu Indianapolis, Mis* Hath
leen Tavlor »ang “O \i . •<o i ei
Mr*. \ t
Me Walk With lhe.'
Sherman was a visitor.
•>
Mi** Eli*« Trie«* uf Sifton Wn*h.,
warn marrivti Sun l«\ ut Or«h:ird*.
Wash., to D«'\ • t «* Fun« In II.
Th«'
wedding «a* a *uiiple «’hurvh af
fair, ln'ithvr party having attvn
«Innt*.
The evrumuny wa*
per
formed imiH«*«hat,*lv rulluwing tin*
fort'iioon church *<*rvic«*, Mr*. «1.
Howard Port«*r being the official
ing minister.
Sh«* wa* a*.*i*t«*«l
by Rev. E. B. R«»e*e. Mr. an I Mr*
Fendall wer«» «tudvnt* at Pacitu-
Xorthw«*t
E\angelical
in*fitutv.
where th«' roman«*«» *tnrte«l.
Th«»
faculty of the institute were un
th«» platform e ith th«» officiating
miniatern.
Mr. an«l Mr*. Fendall
plan to «»nter nt one«» into chureh
work. Mi** Price wa* an instruc
tur for four year» in the Cottage
(»rove high .«rhool ami ha* .man)
friend* here.
The |)<d ph ian society hel«l its
first meeting of the fall Mumia)
evening in the city library and
the subject for
discussion
was
“Dante, the Suprem«*
---- • Genius of
Medievalism.“
\ «hort busine»»
meeting was hebl. following which
Mrs. D. D. Robert » gave a »hort
review of th)- work covered in the
year.
Subject*
past
were:
*'Dante iin«! I
M rs. C.«
I
C. Cni«on;
4
\ ita
X a u % a i,” Mr*. R. \. Tn
“Plan
)‘f ’b.r- lb\ in.- t
'
Alice
Miller: “The inferno.”
!.. E.
S. I..
Uston; “Purgatory.”
<’. E.
Godanl; *4 Panoli*«*. ’ ’ ?
t’mphruy.
—♦—
Mrs. William Hogate «»ntcrtainuil
the .Mothers’ club at nri fill «lav
ln*t w w«»vk.
session Thursday of
Seventeen !ii«»rnb«*rs and two via
it ora were present,
Mra. U Mr
welfare
A boy, rhainnan of th«*
committee, reported that t
gar
ments and 14 pair* of «hoes
1
have
been given out ■ luring August A
dinner was served nt noon. The
club .spent the day cutting and
sewing rug raif*. The club will
meet in October with Mr». Mark
ham, who will be n-sisted bv Mr*.
F. E. Smith.
Tilt» Presbyterian ln»li«»*‘ ahi .*<>
The O. L. II. club will he
riety was enteitained Wcdne- lav tertnined l'in)»day afteriioou nl
nfternoon in thè «* lui re li parler* li% hoine of Mi« 1' E Fro.l 6»i
Mi»
i \
fall h.
\l i »
\\
!
first meidluu of Ille full »i-Hsoli.
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Batch, Mrs. .I«‘««i«‘ Sinilurn, Mi*
\. W Shofstall and Mr» Puller
Tilt» l‘U*t Mut run« ’ «lub
iII b>
Plans werv Iliade for a eouke«l f'»u«l
llh'rtHltlul Muiiiinv ul («»riHHiti bi
«ale lo he held Haturday in I fui \l t * K K Mill* und Mr* O I.
thè antiuni e\peru‘nve «urial lo
X’ii*lu»l* ut Iht» M II* I ii ' iih *
held in Octubvr. Mr». I
oiiier
aliti Mrs i’. W Ilonit, a * m ie I
Presto Copy Outfits Sentinel
captala* of the »ide» for thi' «mini,
A social tiine folio«,*.| tiu* business
meeting
Tliose pr «enl tuld »tories
uf their enrlv «ehool dnx» Xeedle
wurk u n* a di versimi, I »n i n 11 re
frewhments were servetl
Mn. B R. Reed was huste«»
Thursday nftcrnoou <>t last a.-ek
Mr»,
fur the \d I ibitum etub.
Harulii .lohusi'u mid Miss Flonsie
.Mathis ». re iiddltioiml _ guests. \
pleasant mo « ml afternoon ua- ipent
with
n«' tllvwork.
Dahlin» and
asters were attractive room ilcc
erat iuiis.
A tlvlicious t wo course
luucheon was served.
Mr*. X. J. X«»l*uu Jr.
enter
tained ru«'*day uft«*rnoon with u I
o’clock luncheon for the Elmart«•*
club. Mr*. W. .1. Murphy wa* an
Hihiitiuiiai guest.
'I'hv
nftvriio*»n
wn* spent playing bridge and Mr*
Ralph Sait«inan hd«l high score and
Mr*. Murphy low.
\*ter*
nn«l
glailmh w«*rv room «l*»corati«»ns.
\ u timber ntteuded the benefit
card jKiriy given Wqdne*dav night
by the American Legion auxiharx
\t bridge Mr*. F. I.. Granin* liebl
high *curv for the women and H
\l
fur tiu» men. «Baskets
of* gladioli, Fr«* heli marigolds ami
inichaelnm* Unisien wen» room «lev-
ref reshtiiuiit .<
oration*,
Dt*IÌ«*ÌoU«
wert» *«*rve«l.
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The iiìiirringf of Mi*.* Venn P
\wbrey uf
Ph,u*niit
Hill nn»l
.Maurice <*. l>illcy t»f (iu<h«*ii wu-»
Muluiiini/ed Saturdiiy ev«'nit»g ai tlu*
home uf Mr. and
Mr*
Wayne
Pu« k«*tr of thi* city.
Rt v. t .¡v
r.iylur of th«* <’liri*ti:in chureh «.f
firiîited. The« groom ì* a br«»th(*r
of Mr*. Puckett.
Mimeograph Stencils Senti
nel.
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ot "endurance beyond belief.”
Stops carbon trouble, too
Stability Tbc new Cycol will ftand
the lurdc«t kind of usage It is relined
to meet the severer conditions of heat
and pressure developed by the modern
high compression engines, assuring you
an unbroken oil hint where heat, pres­
sure and fnCtion are greatest.
y\° Aadi The ncw (^col refining
process eliminates the use of acids,
though mo« refiners use them While
ands Hear the "crude oil'' they chemi­
cally chance its «rupture and compo­
sition, thus seriously cutting its
lubricating value
Such oils break down under engine
temperatures 11 ey diMiII oil and esca|>e
as va| jr through the breath ■
er exl Ml*.
So Cycol gives a protective oil him
on cylinder walls and moving parta,
not vapor at the breather pipe.
•(*’44 (iirbotLj A» to carbon. Cycol
like all oils deposits some carbon But
it deposits less carbon than any other
oil lhe most exhaustive tests have
proven that statement.
Even more important, the carbon
that is deposited by Cycol is soft and
easily removable it is not hard or sticky
and cannot scratch a cylinder.
TVot e it yourself tycol gives you
the finest results you have ever known
—more ¡»erfcCt lubrication, "endurance
beyond belief and theehm-
ination of carbon troubles.
K
The new refining prtxess
of Cycol selects from the
"aude" those elements of
grcateM lubricating value
and stability in performance,
rejecting those elements
which readily break down
under engine heat and cause
excessive carbon* dejajsits
L.
Mr*, t'harb** Hall. Mr*. N.
Gudiird, .Mr*, h. A. Tiller, Mr*
Berberi W. I.oi.ibard and Mr* W
B. hlciinctt will I m - huntvMM** for
a social iHc«*tii»g «jf flic \m<*ri«an
Legion nuxilitry M<»n«hi\ night in
velerai»’ hull
MY PRICE RANGE
meiiHgcriv.
While th)'»)1
Hiihiml.
draw mum of the public'« inti<ro»f,
Mr \ltoii said, tliv monkey rag.
is the must popular, especially nt
the prvMoat time, f*>t n limulle,V «a.
Imin three wi*ek» ago and
th'
iiiitirs el it iill'l it. mut Ilei ilrna
t h,« elow d».
1
I
ENDURING AS_MU
While,
Mr*
suiiir
Eini«» Farmer w er­
tili- * n iai cv «»Hing
i Si-»: j W«'«lne*'hiy
li’iinty refr«‘<h«in ut *
(guanti! ic* of tun
re riMiftì decoratici)*.
The Baptist hi«lu»*‘ ml «urintj
met Wedliestlay afternoon .1
tu
church parlor*.
Plan»» wire made
for u banquet to be given tor the
Mrs. H. A. Hagen entertained young people during the I mpqun |
dinner a-sori a lion meeting here on Sep
Tuesday evening with a
party in celebration of the birth tern be r 2**.
day anniversarv of her husband.
Tii)- Tuesday Bridge club «ill be
Covers were laid for Mr. an<l Mrs,
W. B. Johnston. Mrs. Bernice .John entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon
Charles
S. ’! U)'»dav afternoon at th>' horne • of
son, Mr. an.l
Mrs.
Mr», Mr». John T. Finneran. This will
Burkholder ami
Dr. and
Hagen.
Sweetpea» were colorfuì I«. the first meeting of
for the frill «c8»on.
table decorations.
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The Eastern Mtnr will
The Research club will hold it.
first moisting *inp» tmmnii’r recptt
first meeting of the fall at
o’clock Tuesday afternoon in the Friday night, It will I m » n MH’itil
library. Business of the year and meeting with mt rt: inniunt.
the year’s progm in will be dis
Mr». J. A. V.’rij ht will entertain
cussed. Mm. K E. Mendenhall and
Mrs. D. C. Bosley will report on the Social Twelve club with a I
the state women's clul. convention o’clock luncheon at her home <»»
• Thur-lav, September '-‘o.
helil in Klamath Falls.
Wthl Animal elicila Ilm« Tonight
1' Il Alton*» aild animal ■ in n«
« ill glie one | h 'I f<uluaiii'i1 here to
night
Tnenti big «ircu« net», *l
ten pivi*« militai V Imml,
a
big
troupe of clou il«, a large iiKmag
erti* and performing' b>*n»ts <>( all
kind» arc included in the • liter
tniuinent
I.ion«, tiger«, leopard*,
jaguar», eile,»Inh» and panlliei« aie
Roads to
Rom a ncc
unii j ai K AND
mm.mt mon
BYMOON1NG MO
TOKMATtS, BVfcHV
U tDNESDAV. « TO
awl* M.OVM nil
r-Ai me coast
NkTWOMK
So fill your crank cue
with Cycol. You cart ident­
ify it by the new transparent
green-gold color. Sold
wherever the Associated
Gasoline and Cycol Motor
Oil signs are shown A.vso-
< iatbd O il C ompany »
Rtpnm »J
NEW
MOTOR OIL
ASSOCIATED GASOLINE
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A very wide latitude is offered to you in th«- way
of price.
All my cloth* s regardless of the cost must conform
to th< high standard that <>>- with my work but in of­
fering so great a rang)' of materials they naturally vary
according to th)- quality.
k
MORE MILES TO
Tilt GALLON'
s
You can buy a fine suit at $28.50
$37 di or $10.(10 and up.
f
Distribution 'Without
Better ones at
MAX SCHWARTZ
The tailor that is a tailor.
Phone 240
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Unequaled Service
The growth of Safeway Stores is unprecedented in ........ hain food store industry.
Unprecedented growth can mean but one thing '* iinequab’d service, quality mid
values”—of which the public is fully appreciative.
Friday and Saturday Features
Sugar
Flour
Pancake Flour
Fikher’« Blend nr Big
49 s £ k $1.93
Puffed Wheat
2 for 25c
1/ni IMAY FLY TO THE DERBY AT
lUU REDUCED RATES BY ARRANGEMEN
¡ LEGION AIR DERBY COMMITTEE
, CORVALLIS •
Big K SelfriidiiK.
10 lbs. 63c
Crux
< lleomiirgariiie.
Own Brand.
Reg. Size Paekiigen.
Q19 Oerby Races
Reckless Stunting
Pai d chute Jumps
«Air Contests
Passenger Trips
Exhibition y Latest Models
Best Eine ('am'.
8
G u r
¡, ag 55 c
Peanuts
Spanish Salted. Ereah
Supply.
3 lbs. 50c
2 lbs. 29c
LARD
BREAD
L hifeway
(¿nnlity.
4 Lb. Pail....... 65c
8 Lb. Pail....... $1.29 31 Vi n ). twin loaves 25c
Salt
Jell Well
Cheese
I’ ni ’ I
Like Jello.
Hiirted Fliivoi'N.
i
As-
3 pkgs. 25c
Iodized, in .Shaker.
2 for 25c
Enll ('ream.
j
28c Lb.
ft
C «