Mr» H A. H agen
entertained
Tueeday evening w ith three tables
of bridge, honoring M rs. Iv a n B a r k
er. w ho is vis itin g here fro m Red
mond At cards M rs. F ra n k Q aida
hint held high scots Quests were
M rs F H Allison. M rs
W ilb u r
Spray. M rs M e rv ille V eatch M rs
X J Melson M rs O a la d b lm M rs.
W illia m Rarteto. M rs. F red
Ben
nett. M r s Claude K lm e . M rs Fred
Anderson. M is. Cleo M o rtlo c k . Miss
Zenna M oughm er and the guest o f
honor
i S O C IE T Y ¡
U n
U P
Sanford e n te rta in « !
W ednesday night w ith
a
bridge
p arty, honoring M r» Iv a n B a rk e r
o f Redm ond, a fo rm e r resident. w ho
visited here this w eek T w o table»
w ere form ed and U n B a r k e r h e ld
high score Quest» were M rs E a rl
O a ro u tte, M rs. John K elly, M rs
F ra n k Q a ld a b ln i. M rs. Charles H all.
M r» F H
Allison. M rs. E lm e r
Meet. M r*. F re d Anderson and the
guest o f honor
-
M rs W . C. H e n d erer o f A n ta u f
e ntertained T h u rs d a y a ftern oo n in
honor o f M rs. B a rk e r
♦
The w iM iirn'i foreign missionary
society o f the M ethodist church was
entertained W ednesday afternoon
at the home o f M rs. H a ttie H a rt. A
special feature of the meeting was
the m a k in g up of funds fo r the
Christm as box.
H ave You
Forgotten
A nything
—to Spite the
•
W eather Man??
Cotton vests. priced
23c
Rayon shorts-v. sts
39c
P rint broadcloth shorts,
priced
........
23c
Vat dyetl broadcloth shorts 49c
Summertime
Pajam as
Vat dyed, fast color, fine thread
broadcloth
pajamas
•slip
over”
______________
98c
A crab feed was held S aturday
evening at th e home of M r and
M rs A lb ert H e lliw e ll Those pres
ent w e r e M r. and M r a R. L. S tew
a rt o f Coquille. M r
and M rs
Charles Adam s o f Eugene, M r and
M r a Roy Short. M r
and
M rs
Charles B eidler, D r and M rs. H a r
old Axley. M r and M rs. C. J Kent.
M r and M r a K K M ills and M r
and M rs H e lliw e ll
-
-
T h e ladies' a u x ilia ry o f the Eagles
held a social evening Tuesday night
in P h illip s hall. A pro gram
was
given. Miss Ftortenne
Strausen
played a saxophone solo.
Some
w here a Voice Is C alling ," and M rs
F C Strausen and L o re tta S h o rt-
ndg e »ang a duet, Daisies W on't
T ell, D e a r -
Refreshm ents were
served.
At the F rid a y n ig ht m eeting of
the C ottage G rove Rebekah lodge
22 mem bers of the Eugene lodge
were guests. M rs. D ew ey M cA lp ine
of Eugene en te rta in e d w ith several
vocal solo« Mias W ilb e rts W ilson
played tw o violin solos. Miss Jean
1 Allison eras her accom panist.
T he young people's organisations
: of th t
M ethodist and
B aptist
churches held a w aterm elon
feel
last F rid a y night at the Arnest
cam p ground. About 40 were p re .
ent.
W a term e lo n and pie were
served G am es w ere the evening's
e n te rta in m e n t.
Miss Beth Bede was a guest at a
tea Sunday afte rn o o n tn Eugene at
the home o f Mias Janet T hacher.
given by active and alum nae m em
bers o f K a p p a K a p p a G a m m a to
honor a group o f girls who w ill en-
tee college and u n iv e rs ity In
the
fall.
Leading Value
Dress Shirts
P rin t broadcloth sly I.
69c
Vat dyed broadcloth shirts 98c
S ilk -lik e broadcloth and silk
s tr ip .»
.................. 51.49
— ♦ —
M rs. C. J Her.», M r» Ray Short.
M rs. A lb ert 4c I t w ell M rs. F. L.
G ia n n is and -It i, H e rb e rt L om bard
w ere guest- a
F r .lay
o f M rs.
R aym o nd C ’ ttbe e f 5A ngra. w ho en
tertain e d a lie
i ic in honor of
M rs. S S L .
- c d o f P o rtland
Here Goes All Straw
H ats at Small Prices
T ry on a hat today
Sm art Ties for
Coatless Days
Rayon mixed fa b r ic s ..........35c
S ilk fo u r-in -h a n d s ............... 69c
F u ll cut heavy tie»
98c
Socks a t Small
Prices
Fine thread cotton, p r
.12V^C
Rayon socks, fancy patterns 17c
3 p a ir f o r ...... ................... 50c
S ilk and rayon socks
33c
New Oxfords
a
Goodyear w elt style» in w in "
tip or plain t<>< 52.98 and $3.98
Men lu die Tree» i» t!
i ...
,,r
an organ I sat ton o f Arricen scum»
foil mieti by Itti herd K St |I rtic
Baker, form erly assistant ix m im m v
ator o f foresta In the Kenya cot
•my.
The
natives
the Kikuyu
trllie. are Bantu In origin ami
many o f th e old trib a l m am m a are
retained,
tV rta ln tree» are h Id
«acred ami sacrifices are made Io
them.
M r Baker, on Ida arriv al
In the colony, fouud that largo
areas o f for»»at hail been destroy »-.1
by lire amt to make way for cut
tiia tlo u . lie assembled the . ’ .
imi extdalm-d to them the »Slue oi
forest» to man and prinmaed that
Instead o f being formst destroyers
they become forest ^darners. Many
o f the n atb ea Im m eillalely re*|»itid
e,| .mt the Vatu wa M ill, or Alen
o f the Trees. a a s organiseli. The
badge Is a small hra«s disk l» v r
Inx the d o lg a of a tree ’ he et»!
•’»'• are green and w hile, latter o i l
a simple ritu a l and In itiatio n cere
mony were evolved. L ik e the Bui
Sconta, the members aro expected
to do a go-itl deed each day. The
entire .tre»nlast .»n la known as
the Forest. »• hi. h la divided Into
districts, each named a fte r the
loin nani species o f tree growing
In It
The d is tric t* are divided
into bruii, !
each ruled by a for
r»t guide.
An l:i'¡H»rtant p art o f
the work It the planting of a for
eat nursery, where more than SO,-
• au» y otto g tree« have been raised.
Interesting Picture of
Birth of Solar System
Tracing tune ami Its changes
ha. k to the »cry hednnlng of
things, si.- J a n ie « Jeans of Cam
bridge gives. In a recently pub
llstietl w-nrk. a wonderful picture
o f the birth ..f our »..lar system as
the r» «uh of a collision some 2.0H0,-
tMX'.tJtsi years ago.
“ A sec. i ,t »tar. wandering blind
ly through »pace,. hapiwned to
come Within hailing distance o f the
suu. Just as the sun and moon
nil», tide» on the earth, m > this
»e«ond star m int have raised tides
on ibe surface o f the »tut . . . a
b"ge tidal wave must have trav-
eled over the surface of the «un.
ultim ately form ing a mountain of
prodigious height. which would
rise ever higher t: d higher a« the
cause of the disturbance came
nearer and nearer. And before the
- r e n d »tar began to recede. Ita
t i d i l pull had b *. . .me eo |M»werfuI
that this mountain was turn to
pieces anti th r -w off
, *| frag
tnenta of Itself, much aa the ere«»
o f a w ave throws off spray. T i e - •
small fragm ents have been Wren
latln g around th e ir parent sun •»er
«:•.•-
They are the planets, great
and »in ll o f which our earth la
one.“
Cannot Deceive
V lie ii s man puls on a c h ar
acier lie la a stranger Io, there
Is aa nun h tllffcrehce between
abut he nppenrs mid wlnil he la
In la ttilo « • there Is b e la c e li
a i latir and a face
tlriiyere
Depressions und
\d \ ertising
Preawrvntion o f T rogt
South A fr ic a ’s “T a b le c lo th "
T h e “T .th l*r!« th “ is a cloud that
occaalonally covers the flat top nt
T ab le nit-uotnln In South A frica.
1‘barles F ltrb u rh TaJuutn uf the
I ’nlted S ta b « »leather bureau. In
hl« h-tok, “T h e Realm o f the A ir."
auya It ia pr»»tmhty the most fa
The Gleaners class of the M eth o moils Individual cloud In the world,
dist Sunday school w ill hold a p ic and In de». rth ln r It a d d *: “It con
nic a t 6 30 W ednesday evening in sl»ta o f a ileu.e • loud «beet, formed
the yard o f M r». A n drew Brunt! * wl.eo the warm ni<»l»r“ re hearing
w li .1« are forced up the eteap slope
hom e a t 141 L s tre e t
o f the mountain, especially In «urn-
m er
The cloud often pours over
L e g i o n n a i r e s A t t e n d C o n v e n t io n .
A group o f Cottage G rove Legion the brow of the mountain, like a
naires are in attendance thia week m ighty ru ta ra ft. and 1» dl»ao|ved
a t the state Legion convention as the wind Is w arm ed by com
¡on In tie .cen.l’n r to a lower
w hich opentul yesterday a t C o rv a l I
level. T he effect« prodne d hy ihl»
lis. F re d B e u n e tt and P e te r Nelson
rolling mass of v por are some
le ft fo r C o rvallis W edneaday a fte r
time« indearrthah’y gr n t. and the
noon. R o b ert F ro m m and R a y Vin
phenomenon 1» nil the more s trik
son le ft T hu rsday. Am ong others
ing beean-e a perfee’ ly H e a r sky
w ho a re plan nin g to attend part nt
generally prevail« over Ihe «nr
the convention are LaSells S tew art,
rounding country w hile the •Table
F. L. G rannis. Charles H a ll. Jack
cloth’ overspread« the mountain."
M ille r and H e rm a n L a fk y .
Cottage G rove w ill be represented
in the d ru m corpa com petition to
F a m o u s O ld R o m a n R o a d
n ig h t by V in a l R an d all. George
T lie Applan way la a famous
M atthew «. J im M cC orm ick. A1 G r i f
road built by the Romans between
fin and R oy Bryson, w ho have the cities o f Rom« ami Rram lisi
joined w ith the Eugene d ru m corps. It received Its name from Ap lit»
$4 95
I>o*t A v ia to r'« Body Found.
T he body of W
C.
M cLagan.
b ro th e r-in -la w of L . R. S m ith
of
the T h o rn to n C o iners d is tric t, who
was drowned July 28 when his a ir
plane fe ll in to W in ch e s te r bay in a
fog. was recovered W ednesday. T he
body was found flo a tin g in
the
bay. havin g been brought up by a
dredge. I t had been treed in some
w ay fro m the plane. E ffo rts arc
s till under w ay to fin d the body of
Rex B ra tta in , Coos Bay
aviato r,
who was w ,th M cL ag an
/'s o I
Trouser Values
You Like and W ant
-nuSTy ‘
AiASH!£ AUO LAVS HER.
DEAD TO TM £ P H / f
Wool mixed trouaer*
$2.98, $3 98
A ll wool tro u s e rs ...............$4.98
Heavy cream corduroy
VS t i l l VST M ill* « «
P rln 'ed Salesmanship recently
the report of a study by
R 8 V ails, professor o f m a rk e t
ing foi N orthw estern university,
which showed th a t firm s which
increased th eir advertising
In
the tim e of depression experi
enced a sales loss o f only U per
cent
fro m the pre-depression
bases, whereas those who re
duced th eir adveitlstng In the
same p e rl« ' suffered a decline
of M per re a l. In the follow ing
year (lt>32> those
businesses
which had Increased advertising
in the period of depression were
tu n n in g 7 per cent above pre-
depresston business. w hile those
who had
reduced advertising
were still o ff 13 pee re n t fiotn
th eir form er records “Just as
soon as business gets over the
blue fun k which It Is now In.
Just as soon as the men who are
holding blindly to the purse
strings begin to th in k, the first
thing they are going Io do is to
relearn th e ir
advertising
and
salsa prom otional
progiam s."
com m ents the niagaslne editor
tat.
52.98
M a rk
U m phrey & Mackin
A “meridian atone” 1« a m arker
for the longitude o f a place. Most
county seats now have them, and
they are commonly located lust
outside the city lim its, away from
disturbing noises which might affect
the delicate magnetic needles of
compasses placed upon them fo r de
term lnlng direction.
They are set
cp by the United States coa«t and
geodetic survey.
Arcade Theatre
Weekly Program
F rid a y and S a turday
August 7 and 8
•T H E A V E N G E R '
Buck Jones
Com edy
New s
Sunday, A ugust 9
T H E N IG H T A N G E L
N ancy C a rro ll and
F re d e ric M arc h
A ct
News
M onday, Tuesday, W e d
nesday, August 10, 11, 12
“H O N E Y M O O N L A N E '
Eddie D o w lin g and
June Colyer
Comedy
Thu rsday, August 13th
T R A N S G R E S S IO N
K a y F ra n c is and
R icard o Cortez
Comedy
C o u n try Store T o n ig h t
DP*
L o n g itu d e
11 8 (lo v e tn n io n l records show
that fuod prices have steadily
dt clined since I1»W D u i Ing this
tw o y sai period
o f declining
prices. M a c M a rr 81 ores have loti
the way w ith
greater valuó«
August. I M I , finds our
alore»
« lili leading w ith low er price«'
It w ill pay you and pay you well
to shop at our eluree today and
every day and share
In
our
greater values,
U n d in k the D ow nw ard
Trend in F txxl I’ rieeu
M ac M arr
STORES
E x ln to rd in u ry Vglut*» K ffc v liw Sul, und Mon., A u jf. 8 -in
Grapefruit.........................6 for 15c
Dry Onions..................4 lbs. for 10c
Beets, Carrots . . . . 4 bunches 10c
SUDAR
MACMARR FLOUR
UPTONS YELLOW
LABEL TEA
W ith a desire Io give our
eiialotnera bound value, we
have re«,need our beat patent
flo u r Io Ihe lowest price ever
naitied N’o change in qu a lity
95c
20 lbs.
Saving It
Some peo|t!e h o w sueh a respect
ftir the tru th Hint Ilic i never dare
make tree u»e of I I . — . '» * Orleans
Time» llc n y u i.c
The Orange Pekoe variety
niakta the heat Iced tea
Va lb. tins
49 lb. sack
99c
RAINIER MALT
43c
A
favorite
nortbwealern
SNOWFLAKE 80D A 8 OR brand It rcpcata — th a t's a
HONEY MAID 0RAHAM8 iiiom I exeellenl recolillllendn
A«k tor ih itn by the name,
tlon,
that iruaranteea you the heat 2lzs lb can
29c
f~ M mt s u r * faarn to
1 ^ood
wHttft yotiro on,
a v a c a tio n t n p
2 lb. pkg.
25c
CORN FLAKES
MISSION TUNA FLAKES Kelloggs
delleiotw
v Uh
alieetl in aehea ami cream—
K \c llent fo r aandwirhea or
Sulaila * ■_.«
2 for
3 pkgs.
25c
25c
MARSHMALLOWS
PAR CONCENTRATED
SOAP
ONE
FRIEND
TELLS
The ' ‘ flu ffie s t " and fn
5 lb. box
P
48c er lb.
Large package
LIBBY CORNED BEEF
MACMARR DEL MAIZ
CORN
For auinm rr luncheons
19c
t unn -d com benring ihe Ih l Can
MACMARR COFFEE
Maia lain I is always fresh
am* lender
I f you're not one o f our cof
fee
eualoinera you are pass
No. 2 tins, 2 for 29c ing up
one o f our t ie s ! Values
BAKINO POWDER
in food products We are
t'a lu in e t— the double action proud of our blend and the
baking powder
itierea.sitig e li e n t e I I e of
1 lb. tin
25c friends who daily d rin k .Mat-
M arr Coffee
Free Delivery All Day
MACMARR OR LIBBY
MILK
Tall cans
1 lb.
5c
PINEAPPLE
Hillsdale broken »Heed
. ight large slices slightly
broken, in syrup
QUALITY
HARKET
x » a « suacesen.eaae
raaa/a/Ai nrar/na h
s lie s t
89c
19c
j hnr» Harm ony soap free.
" O b ! I ¡ret ju st u (reali,
firm fish at home - at the
Q uality M a r k e t — you
know. ' *
m
29c
WHEATIES
Cereal dish free
2 pkss.
25c
KRAFT CHEESE
Ameriean, pimento
15c 1 . lb.
No. 2l/i tins
SIDE BACON
FRESH i CURCO HEATS
OF A LL K IN D S
MONI 8« r » U QCUVCRY.
19c
Lb. 25c
Ray Day Specials
Clatidlua. who wits censor when
the first part o f the road wa» be
gun about 812 R. c . T h e seetle»
Itetween t ’apua and Rome Is about
1 'O miles long nnd 1« as straight
as a taut string,
T iie width of
the road ranges from 11 to 18 feet.
No expen-e was snared in making
the pavement and |>art o f the o rigi
nal road tied ia still ns-d wlthont
much alteration
Division« o f C h ip ’ s C r o w
The crew o f a «hip I divided In
tv three department«. The first 1«
i ’ i d .etc depurrinent. The captain,
ti -*
second, third . and fourth
ma’ «. the b M ts w n ln . i hie «ennien,
o n lliia r. «eamen and radio oper
ators belong to tills department
In
the
.-neineerlng
department
there are Ihe chief eng neer. sec
ond. third, fourth and Junior en
gineers. firemen, greasers, w ater
tenders and ■ oaJ passers.
Those
belonging to the steward's depart
ment are the chief steward, second
steward, cook, second cook, me««
steward and mesa boy.
Copying tu e » ess
Men are so tunal Hulett ihm
evervlsttlt undertakes whm he
sees
(loot her
s m te s .fn l
|n.
whether he has aptitude fot II
nr mil
llo e l he.
carried
T h ir ty n e ia b .-ra o f the C ottage
G rove Rebcbslt ’ xlge visited
Eu
gene lodge W ednesday n ig ht ar.d
presented a stunt. T he Eugene R e
bekahs en tertain ed the local group
w ith a pro gram and supper
49c. 79c. 98c, $1.49
Pig skin trim m ed at
Miss M axin e Nelson entertained
last F rid a y night w ith a bridge
p arty. Seven tables w ere form ed
T he p arty eras held on the law n of
the N J Nelson home and the
setting was gay w ith Japanese Ian
tarns, floor lamps and flow ers At
ra rd s Mias D orothy t ’ n iphrey held
high ecore and Miss Beth Rede sec
ond high Quests
w ere
H a rrie t
W isem an Beth Bede. Louise W ynne.
Jean Allison Elsie Jacobsen. R e
gina Ih isen b erry. Ross Brundage
V erd a Brundage K athleen B eidler
Lots G odard M adelle Beidler. D im .
na K artell. Frances R an d all. Is a
belle S a f’ey. Frances M ac k in . Eve
lyn S m ith. H olly N ew to n . J e rrin e
Burrow s, Genevieve W oodard. W II
b erta W ilson. G enevieve M eranda,
D o ro th y U m ph rey. C arotyn G ran nis
M axin e Lem ley.
M elba Cochran,
V io la Strong and Zelnia I^ ffo o n
Prices effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Aug. 7 8 10
11
El
i
COFFEE
M ILK
SUG AR
A irw uy Thia w ill aatiafy
your longing fo r an in
vivorating cup of c u ffie
Carnal ion or Koi deti»
Pure fine cane
T all catta
19 «« 89c 4 cans 25c
1
Lb................... 25c
3 lbs................ 69c
2 ib. box 25c
5 F L O U R Beans
3 lbs. 13c
Macaroni !i; 4 lbs. 19c
r¡ 4 9 ,b.bsRíi£ 9
Jell Well î
Package 5c
n
2 25c
SU N TEX
I CRACKERS
Fresh
from
P. C. 14 ovens
Red Mexicans,
good cookers
Safeway brami. The a ll
purpose fa m ily flo u r
The
xi pu U r
rtill <!••
•ert. All
flavors.
A bleaching fluid for w hite
clothes, made fam ous over night
Note price
A ga Gauge
PERPECr U//FE
Map of
Lane County
Showing sections, tow n
ships, railways, c i t i e s ,
towns,
streams,
lake*
trails, ferries, roads and
miscellaneous inform ation.
Something d iffe re n t from
the o rd in a ry h i g h w a y
map.
THE
SENTINEL
A coed had one of tier fnstruc
lors as a house guest over the
week end
A fte r she left members
of Ihe faintly were making guesses
ns to
her
age
Grnn-tmother
chimed In, aa.vlng: "Hhe muat be
nigh on to fifty, for I heard her
humming Tn tha Shade o f the Old
Apple Tree.’ ”
E a rly Use e f B u tte r
For centuries butter never was
used when freshly made.
It wag
used to flavor and enrich cooked
foofle
Greeks and Romans used
hotter aa a remedy fo r skin In
juries.
N a tio a ’« Defanders
The authorized strength of the
United States M ilita ry arndemy at
W’c»t Point. N T., la 1347 cadeta
"a n d 4 Filipinos.
T h e authorized
strength of the United States Naval
academy at Annapolia, M d , la 2,748.
No M id d le Course
•T h e Mississippi riv e r p ro b lm “
la w a te r—too much when It can’t
lx used, too little when It la needed,
j —Janesville Gazette.
I
:i
:l
lil
if
y
SUG AR
Powdered or brown
Shredded whent, the popu
la r aummer ebrciil.
i'nlum <t linking powder
3 lbs. 19c
10c
SOAP
Package
The heal ami most
popular
SY R U P
Karn
CEREALS
POWDER
Red Label
Lb. can
5 lb. can 45c
25c
Lumi
A P. £ <1. product
10
bars
27c
Produce Savings
PEACHES
Delicious ripe Elberta-
allein?
No. 3 basket
h’iue to
15c
TOM ATOES
No. 3 basket
15c
kJ*