The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 21, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

THF. SENTIN KU COTT AUF. UHOV F.
SOCIETY
The Tanglefoot club held its *e?
ond danee of the «pring *«'ries Mon
•lav night in 1.0 O F hall mid
the hoste*« committv«' wa* Mr*.
A. W. H’lliwell. Mr*. K. K. Mill*.
Mr*. George McQueen. Mr*. John
Kelly. Mr*. Schofield Stewart. Mr*
Earl Garoutte, Mr*. \ it t«-r Cham
Irer« and Mr*. John T. Finneran
The St. Patrick's «lay motif wa*
carried out m the d»'corations and
grape. ee*l ir
basked* of Oregon
iMHigh* and greens wer«' u*e«l aboil*
th»* r«>om.«. Memlw'r* of the orrh«'*tr.i
and the hostesses w«»rv green cap*.
Green pun«h wa* «ervvtl
Two tea
ture -Ian« e* wehe held anti the St.
Patrick i«iea was u*«d »u vho<w»ing
partner*. A numlwr of gu-*t* were
present.
The club will hold it*
!hir«l tian* < \pri| 1 •
4 ————** — — —* -
* ’Round the Circle
I
I
Mr*. (>. F Woodson entertained
Matur<lay with a 1 o’clock lulrhroo
at Hotel Bartell, honoring her »i*
ter, Mr». Horace Harm* of Port
land. Cover* were laid for Id, Mr«.
Frod Anderaon, Mr* Hmn Vralch,
Mr*. Merville Veateh. Mr* Victor
(’harnber*. Mr*. Earl Garoutfe. Mr*
W A. Garontte. Mrs. Claude K.m
Mr«. Bnymond Grub«’. Mr* s«h.»
field Ntewart, Mr* W H Daugh
ertv. Mis* Bii«hell, Mr*
(’
A
Hri.llcr, Mr* H A Hagen.
Mr*
Herbert W Lombard, th«» goe*l «if
honor and the host« **
I ’he lunch
eon table wu cent« r» I vith .laf
The Tillieum club wa* entertain«'I
fodils. Following the lunehoon th«
ex
night ■ » Mr» D II
group went to the home of Mrs \\ .
Woodson, where the afternoon w a.» Hcmenwav and Mr*. J. *,' " illit»
spent playing bridge.
Mr* Earl at the home of Mr-. Hcn.nw o
Garoutt? held high «core "nd Mr* kddlitional guests were Mr. And
Daugherty second high
Mr* Verne Hazen and Mi and
Th.' Ck «'
Mr* . James P. Graham.
Mrs. 1). H Hemvnway wa* h«»*t n.»ik¡• wa* spent playing five hun
eaa Tunaday afternoon for th- i? O dre5i and at a late hour Jniut) r r*'*
1. H. club. Special guest* c r th«' freshment* were «erwd.
' ■■■+>' ■■
afternoon wen Mr* < i' K A Bsttrll.
«
It
Th«' Latham Comtuunitv club will
Mr*. H A Hagen, Mr«
John-ton. Mrs. John K.lh. Mr« meet Friday with Mrs. I rank Van
Mr* George
C. H
VanDenbmg
recent
meeting,
Jacobsen, Mr* E. W Arme*. Mr* The club, at a
O. I Woodson. Mr* T C Wheeler, planned to sponsor a better home*
Mr* H. R. Grigg*. Mr* Alice Rich program which will he h«‘l«i in the
| md Mr* \ h . \ v ■
'
Latham school h ou*«' stimetimv in
The afternoon was «pent play-.n . April.
held
high
bridge.
Mrs. Hagen
score for guests and Mr«. C. ’
Th.-
Mr*. Bart'.’. the in
.1 C. P«
Fro«t for members.
dinner M«
hehi low score for guests and M’* ato r»'
al cafe.
“
*
meml»er*.
A n ght
H A. Miller
for
the heir
tempting two cour*«' luncheon W1Í the g
served.
Mr*
mu* ir
Mis* Esther Silsby and Mr* H
A Miller entertained the
Joker
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watch »
club jointly Friday night at th- tertamed a group p of friend.-»
was
home of Mrs Miller
Additional urday night The evening
<
gu?*t* were Mrs. O. M. K«'
Mr* plsyiag bridge
Mr* Inez X
W.
B. Johnston,
Mr*
B«rn. - Mil.! F. H. Allison held high
Johnson, Mm. Inez Meeks,
Mr* Da i n t y refreshments were *rr\
George Knowles. Mr*.
Jamv. P
Graham. Mrs W W McFarlan.I.
Mrs. Geoige Jacobsen, Mr*. <» rg-
Matthews and Mr*. E. W \rn«< *
i he
Five tables of bridge were form« I
•I
Baskets of greenery ga\< the i i.
u St Patrick’s day appearam e mi
vanes of hyacinth* were table dvr
*o
orations.
A delicious two cour*«'
lun< heon wa* served.
riday night. Xn
being irrmi^od.
Th«' Tuesday Evening Hub at it*
regular meeting thi« week took up
th«’ study of Turkestan. Mr* Om« .
The Delphian *o< ieti V
rare
Moore reported on th«* general to Monday h ght .n the
of
pography of the country an«i it* and will continue it*
hi/tory. Mrs. R. A. Trask told
Greek drama.
th«* native life and industries of
Miss Su»‘
Ra iollet.
Turkestan,
THORNTON CORNERS
hou««* gu?«t "f Mr* Dan Hi” in’
who was a guest ot the cluo, ga*
(Special to th* Srntiarl )
a comparison of th«' ragged north
Bowder
March 20.—Mrs. John
ern part of Russia Turke**an w '
entertained a aamber of the women
th«* Alps of Europe.
Eight nieui of the neighborhoo<1 at her horn*'
were present
M rs. H. ( . Ku*»
Friday afternoon
Elsie Kos? of the (.»rove
and Mi
The M. P G. club wa* enter an«l th«*ir gu«**t. M -
*e of Can t
tamed Tuesday afternoon at th- «la. w«*r«* al*o invite«!.
home of Mr*. W. J. Woods. Mr*
Mr. an l Mr* (harte*
( harh‘* MclMnald
Jennie Nichol* of San Fran- -
anti family of Marcola visited t»\o
Cal., and Mr*. Margaret Went« rtf day* of |a*t week with their unclt
of Coudersport. Pa., hou.-e guv*t* an<f aunt, Mr. and
Mrs.
Hun
of Mr*. O. L. Nichols, wer» ad i. Lake.
tional guests. At the clone of a
M. M. T iaou wa* a f.Ugene t»U*l
pleasant social afternoon a dainty nesa visitor one «lay la«t w«M’k.
luncheon was serve'!. Daffodils an
K. B. Dixon is confined to the
yellow taper* were the dining ro--.' house1 with a cold.
decoration* anti sweetpea* were u-
Mr*. John Oliver ot Springfield
in the living rooms.
visited Sunday at the hum? of a
From
*ister. Mrs. < Jharles Trent.
Mr*, John T. Finn, ran
enter there *h«* accompanied h« r broth-*r.
tained the Tuesday Bridg«'
du’- Don Allen, who brought b«’r up
with a 1 o’clock luncheon at ‘l»r from Springt i. oí. to Wal h’n to th»*
nft<* rno«»n home of Mr* • Richard Martin. an
('olonial cafe Tuesday
Mr*. Ralph Maltsman w a » an ft'ici other sister.
She expect*
re
tional guest. The table centerpi- -
while
aenae tim
main there for
1
wa« a bow] of deep cream cu uored con vale icing from
a *eriuu Hine**.
I
ruse* and Easter duck* wer- !•: r
Mr*. Oscar Maring anti Mr*. Con
The club went to the horn-’ of Mr* Mulvihill of Cottag-’ Grok«* vu ited
Finnen» n for an afternoon of bri-
w ednesday att»*rno<»n with Mr i. J
and Mrs. Salt«man held l.-g’i -
M. Fisher.
The club will meet April 2 w th
Mrs. U i lhain Chestnut of Cc
Mrs. F. L. Grannis.
(»rove vis ite«t one day last
with Mrs. E. E. Chestnut.
The W. C. T. U. held a meeting
Kn«*x
ar.
Mr. anl Mr*. Koy
Friday afternoon at th«» home of M rs. Knox’ father
of
Portland
Mrs. William
Hogate.
Memorial spent th«» week end at th- *• place
•ervices were held for Mr«. Lu> .u u here, returning to Portland Mon lay.
McAboy, president of the un. n
Mrs. George F -«ter an l chii-lrt a
who died recently.
Mrs.
Ethei visited Monday in Eug n?
with
Applewhite, vice pr«-sident,
took Mr* Kuy Foster.
I
over the presidency and Mr«. Mar
<1 « nr 1 ■
Mrs. Henry Lake re«
tha Eastham wa* elected vice pre*, thi* week of the tfenth
i *.«t T
•lent.
At th«* tea hour refresh in Colorado.
rnents were «erved. Th«’ group will
Mi*« Ethel Chestnut
rm ployed
hold its next meeting at the home at the Tourist cafe
Cottage
of Mr«. Harry Hart.
Grove.
—n—
Mr and Mr« \ erne S m;Li .an I
The Cooney Hili Ladiv* ’ club met daughter *J>eUt Monday night in
ia*t Thur* lay afternoon w*th Mr
Eugene with Mr*, imith '* graul
John Blakt. The club tie«! a com mother.
forter which was donated to the
.Mothers’ club of Cottage Grov-
You’re Wrong.
Light refreshments were
*«’r%-
Chicago night club«
no*
art»
Those present were Mr*. D’ L*-n;. Ll’i.-k in k>
Mrs.
Arne. Mr*. Beltzor, .Mr«.
Sutherlin, Mrs. McCumber.
Mr>
Johnson. Mrs. Rickenbaugh.
.Mr«.
Bath Tubs
Knight and the hostess.
Toilets
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Dr ami Mrs. (’iaude Kiln«» en
Lavatories
tertamed at dinner Friday evening
Hot Water Tanks
honoring Mrs. Daisy Dunn of r Port
Eave Troughs
land, Mr«. Carl Penland of Kav
Down Spout
mond, Wash.. ani Mr. an«! Mrs
Roy Romaine and daughter Betty
D & L Water Systems
of Portland,
Additional
, guest *
Frigidaire
were Dr. and Mr*. A W. Kime.
Mr. and Mr*. Mark Garoutte and
< ’better U het 1« r.
The I.oren Hunt bom«* above i'ulp
Cr«'« k on Row rik«*r, «testroy?«! bk
fin* la*t week, wa* on«' of th«* pio
n<*er home structure* of this *ec
tion. The hou.e wa* built b\ J T
‘w aged *.•,
Hi nt. n«
n«»w
V*, a resident of
Eugene and fath«*r of th«' presem
owner of th«* Hunt ranch.
Wht'u the *«»nior Hunt cam«» int»»
th«' Row river country
*omv
<i
year* ag«>. a stalwart *|»«'«'im* n ol
th« western type uf manluio.l, th
2 ih * acre tract h«* select?«!, a |»art ot
kk hu'h wa* bottom
land, th«' re
main«ler reaching back upon tin
rugg.'tl mountain slope, wa* a forest
wildcrncx.
He wa* a mechaui*-.
a builder, a woodsman, and par
Big tim
ticularly a broa«ia\«’ man
few
lw*r and dense forest* and
Hi*
neighbor* daunted him not.
fortune ‘ wa* «lecidedly limited He
Wage*
was cot impelled to work out
at the time in thi* part of th.'
country r were anywhere from >1 t.
iu Mr. Hunt *
11.50 a day, and in
particular bn«' » of work there wa*
several *ea»ons h«'
uo demaud. For
1'
w«'nt into the *uun«t country, when
better
he foun 1 employment at
\Vh«ti out of employment
wag,
or in n down period, ba. k n«‘ kkould
com«» to the Row river ru»« h. w hen
he bu*i d him*elf clear.ng th«' bet
tom lands of th«' gigantic growth
on«
of fir and cedar, with but
thought, with but one purpo»e: to
mighty fore*! an«l mould
fell thi*
‘
th«» fertih' valley laud int«» fruitfu
How st«’ailfH*t, how faithful
soil,
thi* w«st«»rner wa* unto th«' i**u«
broad
i* te»’ i tied today by th«'
acre*, th«' obi orchard, lines of
fence and comfortable liarn* and
out buildings,
But th«' pioneer
home ii now only a*h«'s.
Wh«'u Lor«'n Hunt, who t«>ok over
th«' ranch a number of year» ago.
. .line m from work Monday «»v<*
rung. h«‘ took up hi* routine chor
work, th«* first of which wn< build
mg a fin», to th«» end that
th«
h«»u*e might I m * warm aud *upp r
well *»u th«' way by th«* time th«1
stock feeding wa* over.
Pr«*um
ably h? left a draft of th«* living
room stow <>|»«'ii when he l»*ft th*
I.»*11*«* for th«* stock barn, which
.* around th«* point of a hill aud
*ume «listan«*? from th«’ house. F»*e«i
mg th«* .stock takes better than half
:«u hour Rounding the ]»uint t*n Uie
return trip Mr Hunt *aw bright!
«parks fl? t‘g from th«* flu«1 (¿ uick
« ii . ng his stride he wa* *»Htn in full
sight of the old hum?, which wa*
brilliant with light. Then he «h«l
move up.
Anyone who ba* ?v« •
stretched legs with him on a moun
tain trail can easily d«*t«*rmme abou*
how long it took him to get to th»
old home, by that time well un fir»
from the in*i le. Just how and by
what ratio uf inerva*«*.I vmerg* ney
strength it wa* accomplish? I h«
•II never kuow. but hr succeeded
nt getting out hi*
heavy
tle.«k.
whii'h wa- well filled with records
au«l *ome keepsake* h*- had plac
there prertnling a rr«*«*nt trip
California.
He also succeeded
i
getting out his bed. which wa*
«
th«* lower floor, by pulling t
I»«* dding through
curtain* of th«»
caught un fir? i
Hunt i
iM'ddiug through,
wa* severely bur___
_ _
arm
Thru he ‘•highjacked” around th»
bou»? an ! »‘■terr«l th,* kitchen, In
the frw moments left him, h«’
out some of h«y* laundry and b.-.t
«•loth«*.*, also a pair
«»f
logging
Itoots. Th«» old horn«* wa* then
wrapped in flame* and *rnoke. Mr
Hunt wa* all in from hi* fa*t run
from the barn an l from th«’ smoke
that had entere»! hi* lung- By thi*
tim? neighbor* were on the seen?
and m»*a*ur?< were immediately tak
eu to say? th«’ barn near th? hou*e,
garag«' and other building*.
Th«
hors»» barn caught on fire several
times but wa* put out
by
th?
quickly formed burk«*t briga
Some insurance wa.* carried
th? house and contents, but
Í
unt.l h«‘ examined hi* policy in h
*af«ty box at th»* bank. Speaking
of the li loss, Mr. Hunt placed no
great value on th? old house be
yund the fact that it was hum? and
dear to the heart because of old
home tie*. ••Hom? tie* an«l family
»aid Mr. Hunt, “can
keepsake
not l>e replaced b#v insuranc money,
hut it will come in handy in th?
Mr
building of h uew home.”
Hunt feels the loss of
tiers of
wood whi.-h had been put into the
wood«hed, a two year*' supply. ISO
quart* of canned fruit and, abo*.
all, the picture of hi* half brother
Qumten, who died many years ago
Thi* wa» the only picture of the
roung man known to be in exi*
fence. Many’ books were also de*
troyed a* well as five gun*, th?
"iJv gun «‘«caping d» *truction being
a *‘*ix gun.” which chanced to be
in the desk.
But for the timely arrikal of
good neighbors th»* fire would ha\c
undoubtedly made a dean «weep
uf aJ| adjacent building-«. Th? ol-i
orchard, which in it* firn? was on«’
of th«- best «elected in th«* country,
plant» ] by the father year» ago.
«uffervd the loss of nearly all the
tree» near th? home.
Mr. and Mr*, s. L. Godard rn
tert :• i««l ru« ada \ • •r ng V. ith ì »
(» o’c’ock «linner ¡u celebration ot
their twenty four!a wcbliug mirti
versare. Tin .- pre ■'?»’ wer«- Mr
utid Mi*. George Ju*
Mr.«, s. V. Allison,
und Mr-
Dun.'itn P.
Our Own Vaudeville.
P»’ggy.—Why dors Gertrude wear
that mouse trap for a lax alierei
Cozetto. She'* trying to get rid
of that mole on her nera.
Schofield Stewart
Plumbing Shop
Phone ¿17 J
R< *i<l< - ik '»’ piioin* 217-1*
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High School Notes
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WE WANT NEWS
student*, kk r want new* \ II w.
can get. Th? |»a|H'r *taff i* mn«le
up «'f *«'k«'n stii’leiits and we fvkk
cannot get all th«* new* of th«'
school k% «• want you to help u*
If von know anything «if new*
kalu«’ al»out faculty member*. *lu
«lent*, alumni or anything ,.'n««in
mg th«' *ch«»ol, pb'a*v *«*«' that a
member ot th«* *taff ku«»w* it Th«*
*tatf c»'ti*i*t* of Evelyn Hhandn,
I ■ Inter Alh'ti. Ralph Monro«', Ger
’rud,' i'o«-bran. Xiviaa l.ougtcllow.
\i hired Coates an.I Beth R* .-« \v
kk til al*«» apprveiat«' baking any
humorou* lticolvnts about student*
Wc thank you
THI
F \ FT
• • •
Fh«’ junior ring* an 1 pin. ar
med Mondav
H-*k%ar«l raylor. a tenner *tudcnt.
entered high *«’hool Mondav of la*t
xk<' k 'i*. a *.ophomor«* t r. ■ •. M,’«lfi»t«i.
Viola strung *p«'iit th«* kkeck end
m Myrtle Point kvith In i pan nt*.
¡'raveling ring*, trap«*/«'.
ring*
■lud a pol< wer«» pul up m th«' gym
US', uni last week bv th«'
girl*’
athletic as.*ociat h » u .
Th«'
profit*
from th«* ba*k«'t!»all gam? brtw«*vii
th«* *« nior girl* ami th«- *« h«*»l were
used to pur«'ha*c the equipment.
t h«' g r!*’ thud all ..»** team
kvuu over the t'r«'*hni:in *econd t«*am
by a score of 27 to •; i
I'hurwday, Mnrrh 1«
The <enii i>r girls’ first
teate.l the junior first t
«core of 12 to 2*i in ba*«
■ lav. March 13.
Mi** :
K. ill »1»« unable to
r. ■ I . after the
Attend
1 M.m.lm
seuior ”
w», he
An a1
niorniug
class to« _ ,
program Madellv R« i lb r and Fran
-c* Mackin of the freshman .-I m -*
playctl a piano duet. Jerrine Bur
row*, a iii «'! ii I m r of the *t»ph«»mor«'
dns*, vontnbilled n con ...»I n:i-l
mg
\ «‘*ta \l*tott, i -nphoiiHirv,
I nd M 11k \ n
*
feature dance, •' ll--' '*>.i»«s!k< id
X A \
x
i 1
'A
«prv*vntativ«* «if th«* *«'!Hor etaaa.
w
notice
Kt'un.’th D«'\
*i»ph«»moi«'*. ;itk •
a tr«»mb«ni,» duel,
b,*o»g
accorn
piui«'«l l»k I lh**r! Smith it the prm«»
\ «i i fuiii ......................................
th«* gnl*‘ gb'«‘ «bib
The
Hneel
sang ” In < »I ’ Uaroliiia ‘‘
\ «'arou*. a *«'iii«»r. gave a r«'n«ling.
sophoiiuire.
an«l Elbert Smith, a
\ n «»t« hesi i a
play«*«1 a piano «olo
uumla'r kk H contribute«! by mem
\ i I h«‘
tier« of the upper « la«*«'*
vn.l oí the prvgcam b:»*k« t ball let
t«*rs w ere tiw ir«l«'d («» Glonn Swan
aou .
Vita Kell\, John King, Dih*
I li«' I el
Gale* and l\«'niiel li Got f
• lui»
president,
Glenn
t«*inivn ’«
Hkk.‘insoil, pr»**vnte l ti shield I*» (Hen
\|« K ibb«'ii tdl being hon«»r man ill
foot hall and on? h» Kenneth (b»ft
tor tH’iiig h«>m>r man in ba*ketl»all
Ea.h of th. hoy * will liaxe hi«
nam«« «'Hgrnv d under he sp«>rt on
th«* honor shield.
IU*k«'i twill season ha« closed and
King
Mln
K« ntivfh Goff, John
Kelly and Glenn Swati*«»n. all fir o
string iih ' ii , graduate thi* spring,
but Dale Gat«*, the other fir*»
string tnnn, kk ill b«* hark together
M’COltd
with
*ck eral
promiMUg
string m«'n to upnubl the honor
Cottage Grokr high next year
Bert Kern«, nlhlrtic roach,
.¡t with several boy •
w <> r k * it J.
ba*.-ball and regular practice
»tail a* •«»«» ii a« weather permit*
Student*
agricultural
of
t th«»
he
rla**e* at«> planning to attend a
s«'ct'«»unl confvretice and contest at
KoM'biirg Kpril K
I'her«’ will I -' i
couh'M in bln k*mithing, soldering,
Pu» hl
Ulg«’»l I.»
appratii hm;:
I* growing I li­
uot king on on«1
if gOO«| O i 'HIH'I
»»» ii In» in «ondi
iitioii tn 1'otlHg.’ Gi«»k«< high . hm»l
building. lii«* letuni* littk«* not krt
hv.'n r«*?vikv«i
III«' l|t»h«»i >>«t ««-I \ »kill g»k«’ I»»
• l.ik ** a-ssviiiblk pit*gitiiu
1 Iu < w ill
bi* a thi 1»««' 1»» Irani th«» wlik llll'l
w lirici «»I»* of th» * .«»«i«lk Num«’ UIN k
1»«' a»l«>Ui*lir«l ti» Irani liiat
II».
mviiilirr* *iih*t ! «ti» * i « i « 11 • t Ii i n g n liier
than mouldy bu»»k->
Ilir following nam«* hi»r 1hv« n
ad'lrd to th«* li<»iit»r toll
1 k vly n
Ninith. fre*hmmi. honoi
ta William*, iunior, l».»ii«*ial le
t»on.
Meri«' il«'«kett • nume wa<i
te.l li«»m th«’ |i«t of ««ne bar
iiritmied
Mn.'h I
CULP CKEF.K
(M| h -« irti !«• Hi»* b» lilla» I I
Mm« h ‘.’i*
Mi and M«
* liner
MvCidhim
• «»Hag«' Giok«* wcic
k i it*»» . \\ «• I »» « I.« k «I Ilo* litHiiv “I
Mr MI'Cullum ** pmeiil- Mi
ind
Mr» H I' M.r.tlhuii
Sani Ru »ell, w hu ha* I mh ' i
|d«ik«.| ut I lie \n*l«'it«ui
last
l-«KKIHK •'»»*!* hin-,
W II
I «»r I'o11 la lid, kk lie
k i*il *■*’k »'ral lit
H ill 1
Rt»k limi» 1 11‘itiirr left
toi t’n mi» <i '»« . k, whrir Ii
r m t » I « i k ii*t| at Illi* (b'tllgi*
*nw null.
Mil.- \\ irk * of 1 ligi III’ u I
k 1 «Ilo» Ilt'IO 1 r ì » 1 m k
Mi miti Mt*
i
i: D
were 1 HIMUC X visitors II
Endak
Mr an«! \l r* tu i* Dkfi r <i I n
orili' *ll••‘nt a few .hiv* la n.t w e«'U
H llir home of M i * Dver ’* pi i
mid Mr I • I <• U I 'i ! > I« • i
\ I*|tcd S-»ti
Hunt
with hi* father » in laigen«».
Mr mol Mr« \| WhiLua-i
daughtei« (le n vi a mi l I.uitille
I iugriir vi'-iior* Saturdu*
Il « W lt'\
I 11.0’11 ’
a tup tu I lie 11 M ll’iwl ’V rm* h
on Sharp« «'leek
I <1 W t’giit i ul
I he w e« I > nd w
Mi«« R ii th O-
Gros »• 11 alt I *'
week ul the hollo
m i
Ml-* Lillie dwell*«
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Mi
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tor al II» • .1
I age (I oik «• kk i* n
I
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a I Hill»*»» ..<■ I
Mi n n* I Mi*
t i i >t. o i »II. .1
t'hildren «if ‘ »n In
on 111en I • II-'‘ e S|
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Mr and Mi> (*«
mhi Mill* r of Dik i*l
ti fl «'luolin kk it li ivi
Th.» M.NuM hr
»t « ii« t it»n 11« k» I mi1
work on n new pi
lust week.
Th«*
<'oinplete«l will vs
wmit! to Diastoli n
«ide of Row ilk * r
i« «m the |cfl able.
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Mr tiii'l Mr*, ti
liti
IC«*M IteriivH 'tf D
! • n
*lny visitors m th
home
\rlhur Striker *f
I’ug'ne,
I 'iiir countv biidge *ii|i«'iki-. »
III t II I « k II III I \ \| Oil i I .1 .
Arcade Theatre
Weekly Program
Thursday.
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•
Friday
1 21
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FOOI
Al Jolson and Betty Bronson
The greatest
s
talking
picture
date. Ib»n’t
ture. It’s a
a talkin»; ar! ami Int. i n
t i»n .nal
■ U a.
1 h hiin (»1»« II t. Ul p m
I'irsf show 7 IHI p III.
ro cKi.mru.th
in Ihr inali, r ««Í Ih* **!•!•■ - f t rank I
•»ti
X .1*. I . ...
I
kO. .. ll.4 • . Uf
»lay «>( Mark'll is'.'» Mar» in K A
of Cotta««- i»rw«- Ore »a-, aj »-
ininisiraior of th* «-«tale of Fr
»toll *1«-« a* «1 u by th«» rvuBij jut
the count) eoui irt uf the StAtc of ti
\n>l that all p
for l.an«- «-on u ut y
Saving «-lain » »,mn*t *»i<! r»t*tr ar«
by notifie«» o prwarnt Ihr «•:■ «• dulj
fled, to th *ai<i administrator in <
from
<»ru*e (Irvgon niihin »ix - uni
th* r .’1st «tar of Marvlt I m .' »
M ARVIN K U.s I“
’ i m
t
Btrator of th«
-t »•
Frank I ki t »it. d» * - .**«*d
H
N N
we.’I alt.-
Attorney for I stat«
NOTICE Of I INAI,
». L I U.MLM
Nuli.-«* i* hrr-by <i*«*u that
««gnad ha* f»l«*«l h«*r«-ii» hi* f«n
a* th«* administrai *r with th* ui
of th* ratal* of Mary > ran. »-*
<-*a*rd. Ullh th» ruunl) « lr.-k
county, stat«* of Orrgoi» »nd
it
has br«*n nt ad«* and «*nt*rr«i «»f
reeling thia null«-« an«! «rtting
day of April I’»-'*, al lh* h
o'clock a m a* th* tun» and I
court room in th* county muri
Eugrn*. l.anr >*ounty <»r»-g«»n a-
fur Ihr hranng uf obj*. iiuiia
sani final account and the final
>f »ai-l ratal»*
l»at*d and first p ibl|*hr«t tin» . I *t dav
•f * Mar«-)* I ». »
N W W 111’14
Adminiatratur
with th* Will Annrird of th*
b'.ntat«- of Mary Frant-• W hit»-
I Ircravrd
I1FRIOKI U l.iiMKkKD
I ■' tn- '■ ' \
■ ■*;
Crac&ers
i\. Muihlas an«! Tu« s
iy’. Mar. h 24. 25. 26
hi :
<
\i;\ vriox
kii >"
1 t-ltlL’l.lN M IK I.- . Il
is a part tulkin',- pic-
and a n-al coinetly from
to finish, Also a talk
.i- ’ u if h a color««! cast
.1’1* ♦ I ira*
lit’* New s
\ * Illi i
I- i I ' •
and ■’«••<'
Thi-« is a part
I “
till-«-.
It’s a
'• »
G iiaia nt •‘•••I t »
)D0 p< r
nt
’
a« I aii«l Int» rnaMoiial N« us
\«lniissioii
Io.
<Jn Orange (fartons, Wax Wrapt
and
With I'ru-Blu master bakers, (be production of I ru
Bake Crackers is a religion. "Good enough won t do.
Tru-Bakes must be best. From setting the sponge to
the final baking, every step is regulated to a nicety
Resulting in a cracker that’s distinctive in shape and
flavor, perfect in bake . . . Tru Blu in quality. Ask
Xocjdru- Bakes.
Baked and Guaranteed Firit Quality by the
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, Portland, Seattle
A
Otrainator« oi Tru-Bake* and Tru-Blu Honey-Sweeiened Graham*
KNOWLES
& GRABER
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Distribution Without Wtu
Being “Human" Is a Trait of
Your Safeway Man
“My Safeway .klnn i* s*> ‘liiinum’.” n etmloriKr s.ii.l th.' otli.-r <lnv
I can »•••li.-v«'
hr i* siii*-fr.' in what hr «ay-* and lit* sni-Kistions hit always infunimi í < t hik I li.-lp
Arcade Theater
March 21,22,23
Playing for three days only Don’t miss it
The talking and singing sensation
ful.
Appar.ntlV. Ihr Safeway Man. busy in ih v. lopillK bis stör, into Ihr .-Iran, nllrac
liv.-, satisfactory finxi i-.nlrr il is. sian*!» out as a prrson ..f mark..! app.al to
food sltopprrs.
It is his aim to Im helpful, for that is tin-only way his slot.-rail
I h i - oiik - n vrowiiiK n*'*'«l in his tn-ifrhhor I hhx I.
I
For Week Ending Saturday, March 23
Crux Oleo
Milk
Sugar
« ' & II
Tli<- popular .priiiil
\l.iximiim Brami
Salad Oil
Flour
Shortening
Big K. giniTiinh « «I hai ‘1
wheat milh’d
from
ol*l
i'i’op
I’.rhl
\\ In :il
35c 49 "-'«$1.73
$1.35
$6.89
Use Our Safe Deposit Vault;
pure can«'
45c 100 " $5.50
3 ’'«•
— for safety's sake
I'onds, It pure Vl t>l-
ll.ll lellit.
llll.le
libi.
SEE and HEAR
A l J olson
Your Insurance Policies, Deeds,
Stocks, Bonds, Contracts and
other valuables all should have
the protection afforded in our
safe deposit vaults.
in -
—
Cheese
Apricots
lliwnv cots in 21 j tins.
l-'ull crmin.
2|,,,s
i.i>.
The Singing Fool
45c
—today
ALSO A TALKING ACT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
ADMISSION 10c AND 50c
ellOW, «IÎII h
lllld snlll-M
29c
Qt. jar
oMtTtp tv LLOYD BACON
Hams
pililos
25"’1 $2.00
Valley
fiim-y
whole.
I
25c 2,ins
Swri’ts. f'llOM
Prunes
A
I h I Monti1
lllll Ves
Pickles
Peas
mz A BETTY BRONSONS JOSEPHINE DUNN
KtMAKlO BY C.OSAKA** BAKfR
Bank of Cottage Grove
“Built for Your Protection”
The Utopia club will be enter
rained Thursday. March 28, at th«
home of Mrs. F. L. (inn ni
~ ■■
«•»•ni ninri’.
Plan
were made last »tight by
the Knight» <d Pythia* a n 11 Pk IL
i:i n Sisters for n covered di-h -up
per to be given tonight in Phillip-
hall bv __
the __ two organiz'd
______ ion for
their families and friend«, A fa»:
the business meeting refreshment-
will be served by Mr and Mr«.
Farmer.
—«£>—
Mr*. William Funk.
t
r< • ent
bride, was guest of honor at
a
shower given Friday afternoon by
meinb ’M of her Sunday ,«*ho«>l <-D*
at the home of their leftrlirr, Mr
N. E. Compton. Many useful gift
were given the guest of
hotioi.
Daiutv refreshments were served
—♦—
Th
I’r- bytiTi.in Mo- ion.iry so
riety will meet at 2:30 Wednesday
afternoon at th? home <»f Mr*.
Mr*. IL A. Trask
Fred Wright.
lesson.
will be hi charge of the
Mb? » will give a book review on
•• i b • Revolt of Aon.”
Member* of th«* Baptist church
gathered at th«* church vaster In'
lor cleanup program and covered
dish supper.
The afternoon wm
*pent <*l«*aning
the church
and
following th«* dinner u social time
wa« «*<»11 joyed.
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T11U H H PAY, MAKUU -'I, IWl
OKKOON
I'mkiiiK
I
Oranges
I’anry Rose bl’lilid
the l¿'lhiH<ls.
2 <•<>*
from
25c
C>ar rots
Fancy
yöuni'
hnni-lu's.
A bunches
i-nrrots
in