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PAGE O V E TIIK HENTINKl., OOTTAOK OMOVK. O M O O M . FRIDAY, A IO IM T M, IMI. DIVIDE Hill and Bleanor Roeeon. children mond. W»»h , where they will vielt at the home of M r and Mr» Jor- of M r and Mr». Hugh Roeeon of (Mpsrlsl u> the Manilesl I lienaen'a daughter, Mra Mlnatd Bugene, are visiting at the F. L Aug 26 Mrs Lizzie Andrews of Week» They plan to he away a Grannis home. Practically everything Mrs. K. K Mills and nephew. Yoncalla spent Hunday at the week Mr*. (Jaroutle will etop In Daiagardi home It hasn't been »0 many yeara alno« you eouldn t buy aoap. Portland to buy »lock lor The Brewer Mill», left Monday for Port Tony in life Is made poe The Bonnie Perlnl fam ily and land for a few day»’ vlalt with fact Thoae who aaptred to cleanllneaa had to make their own Hinart Hhop Ellie Daiagardi drove up M cKen «Ihle by thrift." We have a full line of Montag relatives. toap zie highway Hunday. Ranges, Heaters and Circulators Ml». I. P. Hanford Is substitution Roosevelt And then aome one began a rather tentative manufacture of now on display Come In and look a, tp« telephone office while Miss Mrs A Hodtrstrom returned re cently to Dixon, Cal., with her thia thing , the made at home. At harvest time, them over. Prices right, terms If Mildred trugan Is on a vacation. daughter. Mrs. Young, for a visit. ___ world had alwaya . M t| MaI.ah K arr and son Ray Mrs Young had been vteltlng her perha . cr __ on ___ other occasions when folks were busy and soap wanted Graber • Gettye Hardware »Me | ( , (urne<j |M t week from Munnyvale. parents here ran short, they bought aome—grudgingly, Aak your grand Co. ' Victor Goff returned Monday »f j Cal . where they visited relatives E. O. Robertson of Hllk Creek mother. ternoon from Portland, where h e 1 Word wae received here Monday spent Hunday at the Frank McOar- Now, persuasive illustrations and taateful, beautiful print, had visited a week with relatives that a son had been b o rn Hunday vln home. combined to shout on every hand the laurels of . . . , SOAP And Mlee Naotnl Hoeklne returned In Portland to M r and Mrs. John Alex W right, an old time reel-, dent of ftlvide. has gone to Kan Iasi week from a trip to the orient Merryman. has it been effective? Her parents, Mr. and Mr» C. F Mr. and Mr» Barton Helllwell and »as to make his home with a sister. Are folks still making soap at home? Mias Ethel Mackey spent several Hoeklne, drove to Heatlle to meet , Kob„ r, Roeeburg »pent the Ah I the power of suggestion I h r week end at the home of Mr. Helll- days of last week in Monmouth. You sell some merchandise, some service, some something "Mi Mr> MaHh. w. well's The It. W. Kenady fam ily spent brother, Albert Helllwell Hunday afternoon at the J. A But even so, are you satisfied? U|, fr„„, p „r«iani| to attend Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and, Then remember . . . . SOAP I If there is anywhere room for the funeral or v B Phillips and re daughters Ollvlan and Julian Ann. Mackey home F. L Tracy of Rowe, N M Is i improvement in your business, what better means to the end de mained for a visit with relative» who had been visiting relatives visiting at the home of a daughter.! Mr». C. A Barlell has received here, left Thursday morning for tired than the power of the printed word? Mrs. C G. Arnold. word from "B art” that he »specie their home In Portland M o «lm o and Angelo Perlnl play Whether it's a blotter or a broadside, a bulletin or a bom to return to Cottage Grove the first Albert Helllwell a n d Andrew ed for a dance at Camas Hwale H a t-, bard, at intervals or all the time, call us. of nest week. He has been staying Brund of this city and Barton Halil- , urday night Angelo spent the with a sister In Denver. He recent well of Roeeburg spent several days night at the M o «lm o Perlnl home Spnnd I t ly made u 100-mlle trip with his last week In the Bohemia mining The Mommlmo Perlnl» accom brother-in-law and suffered no III district. panied Angelo to London and spent effects. He writes that he Is able to t M r . and Mre. M arvin Hmlth Of Hunday. whisper. M rs Bartell Albany «pent the week end her. M r and Mrs. LlIJa and fam ily of molher M„ N I Cottage Grove spent Hunday eve Mr. and Mrs R Y Porter are plan to go to Portland to meet him w((h building a home on their W alker ................ ...... Miss Jewell Mackensle, commer ........... nje Hmlth, who ..... returned to Albany ning at the M J Perlnl home. ranch, which Is operated by a son. clal and physical education teacher, w((b iheni for a visit. Mrs Angelo Perlnl spent « v e ra l -.-A a-— —». from Bugene. io. — k- _.»k.,...l e ee ee «I.Ln» I i i*/4 1 In il-_ the h.« high school, h has submitted and have moved back Mrs. W. W M cFarland and Mrs. days recently at the home of a son where they have made their home her resignation to the school board. Nino at Hebron. Hhe has been offered a position In G. A. Handers left Munday for K lt- for several years Mlm Maxine Rohde and Miss son springs to spend a week Miss Gladys Mproule has returned a Pasadena. Cal., business college Edith Easley, who is visiting her. A W Hwanson was confined to Mrs. C. A Mercer, accompanied from a visit In Portland Hhe was hi» bed several days this week as Mrs. C. A. Bartell returned Tues spent Thursday at the Bert Duloney accompanied by the Robert Myer» the result of a tonsil operation Hun .lay from Corvallis, where she had J * • friend. M l« Mildred home in Drain. spent a few day. both of M-sleslo Cal are visiting fam ily, who »pent the week end day. Mrs. Jack Haney of Portland 1. “ b° ~ * “ ' r C ,r ’ with the Hugh Mproule fam ily up A GOOD BANK Georgo Brainard, city mull car • •C lo th -Y a r d ” S h afts ents, M r and Mrs. Tom Short. the MrKensle rier, Is on a vacation. He plans to spending a week here with rela The Arcbers company of Pine- ' Mrs. Bari Ishmael and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mis. O M Bagley and attend the Lane county fair the last tives. Cottage Grove, Oregoa Rehma of Portland spent the week hurst. ,Y ('.. says that toxophlllte» children are visiting In Heallle, ,.r th e week Bile 11 S m llh Jr Is M r and Mrs. Jerry Wilkinson of end at the home of their parents. for many years have accepted 28 where Mi Bagley la attending ■ substituting tor him as mall carrier P o r tla n d vl»ltr<l this week al the Inches as being the length of the ( M r. and Mrs. E. C. Hhay. short coaches’ training course home of Mrs Wilkinson's parents. ''I'm for Cottage Grove." cloth-yard shaft. Elmer’s “Archery" Mrs. Mella Currin and daughter, "I'm for Community Men." M is W illiam Morelock and son M r and Mrs. O. W M.tjue.-n M i« Lula Currin, attended the plo- says: "Arrows for men are stand Mr. and Mrs. D. I I Heinenway W illie and Mr. and Mrs. Cl»«, More- □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□D I J s ik v m Baby Die». I near celebration Thursday at the ardtzed. and have been for time returned home last Friday fio m lock and son Wallace returned last out of mind, at 2k Inches. That M ary Em m a Jackson, three-year 3 □ Ijin e county fair. Portland, where they visited their week from a trip to eastern Ore Is the real length of the •cloth- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Earl □ M r and Mrs. Georg BJorset re yard shaft' of the old English bal children. Mrs Carl Price. Mre Flor gon. They visited at Dee with Mre. Jackson of Latham, died Monday □ lum ed Tuesday from Portland, •nee Madden and Roscoe Heinen Cleo Morelock'e parents. M r and lads been 11« the Flemish weaves morning at her home. The child □ □ where they had spent a few days way They were accompanied home Mrs. E H. Holderman brought over the continental doth was bom December 9. 1927. in M er □ on business They brought home yard of 27 Inches, and it was *t> I by a granddaughter. Barbara Mad rill. Ia. She had been a resident of Mrs H B M cFarland Is reported their children Dorris and Hara and Called to distinguish It from the den. Oregon for 15 months Her father to be critically III. Mrs. BJorset'» mother. Mrs. Thomas standxrd yard of 36 Inches which I Mlee l.o u l« Wynne went Io Port Is an employe of the Standard Hikes, who had been visiting in A l survives today. M r and Mrs I). J Hcholl have re With the Inch Besom ng society. Surviving rela land Tuesday with M r and Mrs A bany. long pile added to It the cloth-yard tives besides the parents include a V Jlolphy. who had been visiting turned from a week's vacation Mrs. Elizabeth Knox Nye of shaft thus became a 28-lnch.” at the home of Mr» Dolphy’e sta spent at Newport sister Juanita and a brother John southern California, who had vis W e make new care out of wrecks ter, Mre A I.. Wynne W illiam. ited several days with a sister. Mrs. The body was « n t to M errill, la., Keep cool at The Paatime these Painting and body rebuilding. Cot L a w m a k e r* R o w e d te W o r k Mamie Knox Beldler. left Wednes- tage Grove Body Works, L. H for interment. warm days, Cante, smokes, eotia Washington's And legislature, says i day to visit In Eugene Davis, Prop.. Spriggs Bldg. m il ft fountain, pool The H. T. Jorgeneen fam ily of an article In the Seattle Times, L. C. Mlchener of Portland, for Sheep were shorn and the wool Bay Point, Cal., who had been vts- with two exceptions was coni|>o«ied mer resident, visited here several woven into a man's suit in 130 min of west side men. the two from the ; itlng Mr. Jorgensen's parents. M r days this week M r Mlchener Is In □□□□□□□□□□□□□a and Mrs. Henry Jorgensen, left the eust side o f the Cascade* being rep utes at Huddersfield, England. the grocery business riwelitathes of <1ark county, first of the week for their home. Bd York, who has visited here at which at lliat time spread all over Mrs. Paul Morgan was brought eastern Washington. various times, has arrived from Nearly the home last Friday from a Eugene Portland to make his home here entire membership Journeyed to hospital Hhe Is said to be showing and from the capital in boats, and Indefinitely with M r. and Mrs F. Nteady improvement. E Mendenhall. It required two good days at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCollocb of our» to reach Olympia from He Mrs. W B Lebow, who recently Eugene, who have been In Callfor- arrived home from a hospital, con attle. a Journey more or less haz ' nla on a honeymoon trip, w ill a r ardous. tinues to Improve satisfactorily " I ’m for Cottage Grove." M l « Merle Strader, who had been rive today to visit at the home of M r McColloch's aunt. Mrs Susie Il K Istwson was here from Port visiting for several days with M i« Garoutte. D u r a b le Food / land the latter part of the week on Evelyn Grove, left Wednesday tor 25c We once put a mark on the edge Fresh Ground Beef Hamburger, 2 lbs. Mrs. H a rry Culver and children Roseburg, where she will spend business. of Goldendale. Wash., are visiting of a railroad luncb-couuter sand Office Equipment of The C. A. Beldler and J. T. Smith several days before going to Grants Mrs. Culver's parents, M r. and Mrs- wich and found It there two years 15c lb. Pork Sausage, made frem satisfied hegs families spent the week-end at Passe to resume her duties as chief George Anderson. Every Kind. later. It had been newly half telephone operator. Miss Strader Scottsburg was chief operator In this city pre- Mrs. Frank Snodgraas Jr. and soled, but It was the same sand 15c lb. Fancy Baby Beef Roast The Hugh Hprouls fam ily return- redlnit O r„ve daughter Gall of San Francisco. wich.— Woman’! Home Companion. ed the first of the week from spend Mr. and Mrs John Betts and son Cal., arrived Monday to visit Mrs. M lm Frances True of Hroadbent ing several days on an outing on the Carefully blown ostrich eggshells Frank of The Dalles visited Thurs Susie Garoutte. They also w ill vis arrived Friday for a vlalt with Miss McKensle ......... ...... 8c lb. Boiling Beef it In Springfield with Mrs. Snod are used to store water on the day of last week w ith Rev. and Mrs. Evelyn Hmlth Kalahari desert. Schofield Htewart for plumbing, M. A Groves while on their way grass' parents. Mary and Ruth Csm tron returned •heel metal work. Phone 117J. tfc home from Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. 25c lb. Bacon, l/a or whole, Mrs. B. R. Job and Mrs. Herbert last Friday from Bdmonlan. Cana W illiam Kane IMee Carl W itte has resigned his posi Betts are uncle and aunt of Rev. Eakln returned Wednesday after da. where they had been visiting W illiam Kane of Oakland. Cal., 5c lb. noon from a trip to Alaska Lamb Stew ............ Groves. their grandfather. Ham ilton Lackey tion with the Graber-Gettys H a rd died suddenly Saturday while visit The O. B. Arnest fam ily returned T heir father. Rev D. P Cameron, ware company and has accepted a ing at the home of a stepson. 5c lb. position with a hardware store In last week from a vacation spent In Fresh Pig Feet met them part way D ig g e rs U n c o v e r G ra v e George Brumfield. The body was Coquille. Washington They spent some time The Elbert Smith fam ily return o f B ro n z e -A g e C h ie fta in « n t to Oakland for interment. Mr. 12i/2c lb. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips plan with a eon Howard, who Is In the Shoulders Lamb Brumfield accompanied the body. ed Friday afternoon from a vaca navy and w h o « ship was In port The 4.00(1 year-old grave of a M i. Kane was born February- 9. to leave this week for Rubens. Ida., tion spent In southern Oregon and near Ix-wlston, to make their home M r and Mrs. Lionel Haight, who Bronze age chieftain 1» among the 1857, In Newark. N. J. Surviving 16c lb Legs of Lamb ................ northern California had been visiting M r Haight's par many Interesting relies discovered relatives include two step-children. The Tom Queener fam ily have " I ’m for Community Men." ents, Mr. ahd Mrs. C. H. Haight, Ir. the em nw Of digging pits Mr. Brum field of this city and Mrs. Coffee ......................................... .................................25c lb. Captain and Mra. C. C. Cruson re moved from this city to Saginaw, left the first of the week for their for brick works at Schlelnhach. Anna Thubault of San Leandro. where they are occupying one of turned home Friday. Mrs, Cruaon near Vienna. Twenty one different Cal. home In State College. N. M. had been visiting In Portland with the Johnston houses M r and Mrs. A. W. Shofstall and each«, graves and living caves Help us win Bible School Con a slater while Captain CraaoB a t Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Isom spent the from the Second century, B. C-. Creswell Scouts Are Entertained. a28p tended reserve officers' training test. week end In Waldport, where they have been laid bare. The chief Boy « o u t troop No. 18 of this ram p at Fort Worden. Wash Lawrence Renne of L y n * Hallow Joined Mrs. Hhofstall’s brother. Les tain's grnve has been reconstruct city entertained the Creswell scout M r and Mrs C. B Caldwell spent severed a toe last week while w ork lie Rtearns. and three friends from ed as It was Arst discovered and troop w ith an overnight camp Tues placed on exhibition In the Lower ing at the Haglnaw mill. The toe Portland. the week-end In Portland Austrian muaeum In Vienna. It day at Grays bridge on Mosby Several Cottage Grove families was cut off with a picaroon. He Calvin Funk post of the American contains two skeleton* lying face creek. Seventeen « o u ts from Cres was brought to Cottage Grove $»r plan to go to Lost Creek ranch on Legion and the American Legion upwards, stratchad out close to well and 13 from this city were the M rKensle Hunday to meet Mr. medical treatment. auxiliary have postponed their gether, In contrast to the skeleton« present. Rev. M. A. Groves and and Mrs. Ren G ro ff of Prineville Mis. Earl Garoutte and Mrs. Vic meetings scheduled for Monday of ordinary tribesmen found In 11 Fred Bosley were in charge of the and hold a picnic. tor Kent, accompanied by Mrs. Go- night. Hepteniber 7. until Septem other graves. These were placed Cottage Grove group. Hand Rehearsal every Tuesday rout I»« parent», Mr. and Mrs. H. J. ber 21 to avoid conflict with Labor In a crouching position, the legs WghL Jurgenscm leR JW ednesdayforR ay- CARD OF THANKS. being drawn up and bound in W e take this means to thank our chains weighted with stones ow M <■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* ing to the fear of the resurrection neighbors and friends for the kind To wart the Fall vacation season, we w ill bold another Rreat of the bodies. The second body In ness and help since our home and “Dollar Day” tale for the Labor Day holiday». Roundtrip» to the grave was doubtless that of the contents were recently destroyed by all place» on our Padhc Line» foe approximately lc a mile a28p chiefs wife, believed to have been fire. ($1 for each 100 mile»). Good on all trains, in coaches or in T H E JO E A B E E N E F A M IL Y burled alive. Pullmans (plus usual berth charge). Remember Soap It’s a fact that the things you want most arc put within your g r a s p by regular saving here. D O N 'T C o t t a g e G r o v e S e n t in e l I City Briefs AU. j B an k o f C o tta g e G r o v e T ypewriter I Ribbons Always Give The Home THE g SENTINEL g Print Shop Typewriter Ribbons First Chance BARTELS M A RK ET Phone 55 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY THE SENTINEL Southern Pacific DOLLAR DAYS! fo r the Labor Day Holidays Smith-Short Grocery Phone 153 FRUIT CANNING TIME Leave Your Orders With Us For He Had Hie Reason He Is cook on a schooner. Very timidly we (Hiked our bead Inside the door. He was chopping some meat for hash. “Come In.” he said In broad llun garianese. We went in. His name is Charley. "How long have you been a cook. Charley’ " “F l f f year.” We whistled In amazement. •‘How old are you. Charley’ ’* "Sixty eight." Fifty years a cook. Apparently the height of ambltlonlessness. We left hlin to Interview the cap tain. _ “Charley, back there--why does he stick to cooking?” Taciturnly the captain replied: "Darn good reason—cook gets $80 a month, sailor gets $60.”— Philadelphia Record. C a n n in g S u p p lie s Mason qt. jars, <loz. Presto qt. jars, <loz. 1 dozen double lip ja r l ings Gerto, 2 hotties Pickling spices, 3 pkgs. Watermelons 89c 99c 19c 49c 25c Parowax, pkg. Mason caps, doz. 5-gal. kegs (used) Keonoiwy caps, doz. Dill weed, pkg. Cantaloupes Dillard Large Size l ^ c lb. 6 fo r 2 5 c 9c 25c 95c 25c 10c Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. 25c ■ Penguin» Prefer Ice When eight penguins mrlvcd re cently in Europe to he transferred to a Continental zoo. they caused great trouble because I hey found the climate too warm. The penguin, whose home Is In the Antarctic, loves cold weather, and officials tried to devise a means cf keeping them cool. All plans failed until a big “ice box” was built for them, anil a "house” of heavy planks, wllli a roof of heat-resisting tar paper, was erected In the box. Each dny. 500 pounds of lee. cut In lay ers. was spread on the floor, and then the birds were quite happy. T h iy slept on the Ice—standing up. as Is their way! Shrubs and greens surround the "house.” and there was a Inke where the hirds could satisfy their natural hive for water. W ANTADS TO T R A D E F O R H A Y O R G R A IN —One fat Jersey heifer. John Overholser. Lorane route, phone 22F2 a28p FO R SA LE - S T A N D A R D M A K E piano near Cottage Grove. W ill sacrifice for unpaid balance. A snap. Easy terms. W rite Tallm an Piano Store. Salem. Ore. a28-ellp W A N T E D - LOAD O F B A R K wood. D. J. Scholl. a28c f/7 e 7 tfa r« to F resh M ilk We handle Powell’s Pasteurized Milk mid Uremn and in fairness Io the dairy interests of Cottage Grove we are going to maintain (if possible) a reasonable price that is fair to both the producer and the consumer. The present range of mountain gorillas Is the>hlghlands of eastern Belgian Congo and the Kivu vol cano««. S ept. 5-4*5 BE BACK BY M ID N IG H T, SEPTEMBER 14 Remember that Monday. Sept. 7, to Labor Day, making a J-day week-end. O r you can take as many as 12 days for your trip. EXAMPLES of ROUNDTRIPS % San Francisco $13.10 Los Angeles $22.95 Portland $ 3.15 Salem .............$ 2.00 Eugene $ 50 Southern ci£lc T. M BOYD, Agent Phone 11 "My husband s a y s a butcher shop l i k e the Quality Market ia a big asset to the community.” Free Delivery All Day M u ch M o re V it a l Just from a once over of the nds you'd think a had breath was the most awful thing In the world, but there's nothing ever advertised to counteract had tempers that are responsible for so many marriages going on tlie rocks.—Cincinnati En quirer LEAVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY QUALITY MARKET HfcO S H O L R S O H PROP r ou p /o u t n e t rm e r t t e t FRLSH CURED MEATS QT ALL K I N D S rs O H l 46 T R E E D L tlV L R V “All Right I’ll Hire You!” Tims spoke a business man to one of our graduates a few tlavs ago when she applied for a position. You can have the same experience if you hut get. the neces sary business training. Why not enroll now for the Kail Term t The date, Monday, August 31. The place, Eugene Business ( ’ollege. Eugene Business College I t ’s a Good School A. E. 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