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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1932)
FAGB RFC. j n u t S E N T .N E ,, C O TTA G E ,Z H ä z O RBUON. THORNTON CORN1CKS. 1 Miss Bssats Orr of Cottar» Grove. Tuaaday avaning at tha home of Mr. and Mra. T. Van Prooyan of Joa Bohnaldar place and finishing Feb. 34 .Mr». John Buwsre and Pot» Tonols mturnsd Munday Mra. A. Lyons. tha Grova apant Bunday at th» the remainder to llva In for tha Cecil Knight of Eugene visited Sun morning from Portland, w h ir« ha Mlaa Delay W arw ick ha» aeceptad home of Mra. Van Prooyen'e broth summer as the place which ha la day with M r and Mra. C. It. Trent, had vlaltad »Inca Thursday. a position as stenographer fur a er, H a rry W llllama. now living on haa boan sold to Cali Mr. and Mt >. John Itauder and F. L. Hockatl want to Portland production company In Portland. Mr. and Mra. Gian Llnebaugh and fornia people, who w ill demand fatuity were Sunday dinner gueata Friday, raturnlng home Munday, Mlaa Jaaala Pruatt »pant tha weak fam ily of Walden vlalted Bunday poeraeelon. Joa Bchnaldar of Cot of Mr. and Mra. Henry Itheula of I a . and with a sister, Mra. Cecil Rob with M r and Mra. Claude Ama. tage Grova and J. W. Ftshar of Bilk creek. erts of Itogua River, Tha Neighborhood olub will meat Thornton Corner» have bean aaal»t- DKI.IUHT VAIJ.KY Mr. and Mr». R. K Chestnut and Kenneth Omled of Eugene and naxt Wednesday with Mra. Henry Feb. 34 Mia. Georg» Hohman Ing M r Jack for a few daya. Mt»» Ethel Chestnut motored to returned Munday evening from Eu Tom Mills of Black Butte wars Mnauer. Mia. Amanda Bears and Mra. Kugene Saturday evening. Mr. and gene, where ahe had apant aaveral guaata at tha W. L. Townsend home ! Mra Zelta Roden wald held an all- Thurm an Dear vlaltad Wadnaaday Mra. Clieatnut remained over night Java at the H a rry Henaton home. Sunday. day meeting Wednesday at the with Mra Melville Hanna. with a «later of 3*r, Chvltnut. Mra. Mra. Harvey Shipp and children ' home of Mr». Amanda Sear». H»r idra. Aden M illar returned to her S A Wnlklnahaw, home near W alker Tuaaday eve and Mrs. Harold Abeene and d ill | subject waa "Mrhedulea for Home French named Nova Bootla “Ar- J. W. Flatter vlaltad Sunday aftor- ning, after »pending about ten days ■Iran vlaltad Bunday with the wont- i and Homemakers.'* Tha Hebron oadla" In 1804. noon at the M att Maddeaa home on at the Rudolph Hanson home. en'a parents, Mr. and Mra. J. E. . homemakers mat with those of this Child marriages are Increasing In Silk creek. neighborhood. An Intereating program honoring Benton. Naw York. Mr. and Mra. Guy t.ewla of Junc George Waahlngton waa given at Mrs. 3. L. I-emmon left Monday M r and Mrs. I - K. Brumfield and tion City «pent Friday with Mr. the Mhool house Monday forenoon, for Eugene, where aha w ill apend Mra. Grace Phillips of Marshfield and Mr«. John W llllan. l'h» remainder of the day waa a about thraa waeka nuralng In the motored up Bunday to tha home Mr. and Mra. ltay My era of De holiday. Harold Uravoa family. of Mra. Brumfield's mother, Mra. light valley vlalted Sunday at the i Mr. and Mra. Adam Schmldtt and W. A. Woodard w ill begin con Amanda Basra. Mrs. Brumfield and Henry I»tke home. They were ac daughter» Stella and Mra. Maude struction work on a logging road Mra. Phillips returned to Marshfield companied home by Mr». J. S. latke, ■ Alford and the latter's two aona of aa soon as the snow la off. Sixteen Tuesday and Mra. Brum flald re who will apend the week there. Creewell vlalted Monday afternoon Inches of snow still remain on (ha mained for a visit. A. Schermacher haa been alck at the Itudolph Hanaon homo. hills. Melville Hanna attended an Eagle w ith the flu. A patriotic program waa held at lodge masting In Eugene Tuaaday Mr. and Mra. Harold W otfard of T h ou san d s Joy fully a sto n ish ed at Mra. Joa Premaxsl entertained ' Fugene vlalted Sunday evening at tha London school Monday fore night of last weak. Saturday afternoon In honor of the the homo of M r. and Mra. I<ee N ix noon In commemoration of W ash e w lft 48 hour relief. Mr. and Mrs. J. R Cooley of tha birthday anntvervary of a little on. ington'« bicentennial. J. L. lam m on Grova and their house guests. Mr. daughter Joanne, w h o » « »lath Francia Horn of O. S C. and Mra. gave an addraaa on "The Character and Mra. Rodney Cox and fam ily Progressiva pharmacists w ill tall birthday It was Fifteen little to t. j antMn o f Corvallis .pent th . week of Washington.“ of Portland, brother and slatar-ln- you that tha popular big sailing pre were preaent. It wa» also the ’ end with - - - Mr. - and - - Mra. M. - - A. H om Mra taiSells Stewart and Mra. C. law of Mra. Cooley, visited Sunday scription for rheumatism right now birthday annlveraary of Dorrla Grace and Marla Hohman, Dean M ulvlhlll of Cottage Grove spent W hitlock of Silk creek anti Mra. Jackaon and Lowell Brown atartad Tuesday afternoon with Mra. W It afternoon w ith Mra. Amanda Hears Is Allenru for U cents you oan get Mlaa Katharine Rlahop entertain a generous bottle from Cottage W hitlock assisted Mra. Prematal taking music leaaona In Cottage Thorn. har Uruvs Pharmacy. with the entertainment anil refresh Grove Saturday. Mr». 8. P, Short ridge of Thorn ed with a aurprlas party at You can gat It with an absolute homa Saturday evening, honoring ments. Many dainty gift« were re Ituth and Dorothy Hohman of ton Corner» arrived Tuesday to Mlaa tails King on her twelfth guarantee that If It doesn't atop tha ceived by both little girl». Thoae Eugene »pent Sunday evening at attend a few day» with a «later, Mr» birthday anniversary. Tha young pain the agony and reduce Ute attending were Shirley IsiHleu of the George Hohman home. Phillip Brown. people of the neighborhood were all swelling In 48 nours -your money Hebron, Don , and W hitlock - ,, ,, ,, .. Charles ,, . „ lot Verne Breese of Cottage Grova Robin Wood entertained Dale preaent. back. * s a r * « ? a s * - ’ "h Thorn at a 8 o'clock dinner Satur Mrs. Amanda Hears and Mr«. Uric Acid Poiaon Start. to Ian Watts, day evening. Following the dinner Thurm an Dear visited Tuesday at Morris. June Itohner, Ituth Pavla Leave Body In 24 Hours. Mr. and Mr». Ira Ilaldler of Cot game« were played. the George Brumfield home In Cot- of the Grove and There»« and Nltn Out of your Joints and muscles go tage Grove vlalted Sunday afte r Mr. and Mra. Cecil Gear and M r tag» Grove Mrs. L. K. B r u m f ie ld ,_ _ urlo _ _ P rem aul, Margaret Tonole and tha acid deposits that _ causa noon and evening with Mr. and Gear's father, I-svl Goar, mads a ¡who had visited there over night. I all you? su fm rln g ^d i'7 a aafa. ran Mary Trent of this neighborhood. Mrs. Charles Conner. trip to Vsnsta Tuaaday. Mr». T. C. Shaw spent the week accompanied them home. «this, eclentlflc form ula—free from Morton I*autaon or Washington end at Canyonville at the home of Mrs. Mac Ellsworth and Mra. harm ful or pain deadening drugs. vlaltad at the George Hohman home MOUNT VI*W. a «on. V. W. Shaw, Ixtster Childs of Cottage Grove The same absolute guarantee Sunday and Monday. Mr. anti Mr.«. R. L. Burnette of Feb 34. Mlaa Gertruda Dilley of .called Hunday afternoon on M ra holds good for sciatica, neuritis and _ Doris and Betty Jean Ararat of Springfield and M r*. J, lumbago ■ - quick. Joyful re lie f- - no C'Xtage Grove vlalted Sunday a f Cottage Grova waa an overnight Malvllls Hanna. of Eugene visited Tuesday at the guost Wadnaaday of Mlsa M yrtle , Oacar Jack la building a room J more Idle daya - I t removes tha ternoon with Rernlca Barfield. Snaner L. R Smith home. ¡onto the unfinished structura on the causa. (2) Gerald Conner »pent Tuesday In Fran k Garoutte rented hl» place Eugene. Saturday to W A. Cop» of An- M r and Mra c c g , f Smart Spring Apparel New Coats in many new and dif ferent styles . . . Spring coats are truly smart this year and very rea sonable— $16.75 $19.75 $28.50 Inexpensive Prescription Guaranteed to End Rheumatism W 'th M i an 1m M r ' f !‘ m ? f r"., Z ? ,’ ± F 8. C o ^ GrOV’ callar, a i the £ U* r n ' 1J noon. and younger brother, C. M Cope, Mr». M. A. Horn »pent Tuesday | and the latter'» fam ily, all of Ixia night In Eugene helping care for i ssj i K s ^ s th**r Th# 8uclal sssr , £ “¿ s r home " nd WlU m ak* th#t s a i i * * * * * N," * hb‘,r* club was M r. and Mr». R. R. Dixon and little daughter vlalted Friday eve ning with M r and Mr». W. W. Latle In Cottage Grove- Mr. and Mr«. Henry Myer» of Silk creek vlalted Friday at the Henry Lake home. M r. and Mrs. C. R. T ren t and daughter ami Mr. and Mr». J. W Fisher attended a fellowship meet- Ing of the full gospel church«» of entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr». Mary Smith of W alker. Mr». M. A. Horn In a George Waahlngton coatume and Grace Hohman a» M artha Waah lngton. amlated by Mr». Reeder, nerved a lunch. The following en joyed the afternoon: Mrs. Harold W olfartl of Eugene. Mrs. Paul M o e " "J “ nd C entral O r e ; h e l d M onday at the ’ Llndamood of » » « J - g M j- „ Mra Mary Kite« and a » ,.« . daughter. J h w M an hell. and M ia. H arriet Odle of Eugene vlalted Tuesday af ternoon with Mr». T. C. Shaw. M r. and Mra. J. W. Roes and fam ily »pent Sunday In Cottage Grove w ith Mr. and Mr». M ilton Rosa. Mr». E. E. Chestnut left Monday to via,, a week with her mother. Mra May Hartm an, and other rel- atlvea In M arihfield. Ml»» Helen Ro»a attended a birthday party Monday, given by 1 1 ,n k ° f 1«-------- - - . . I \ Bradwood. JoI, Mrt I . . u . Bear», , Mra. Oval „ Powell and daughter Juanita. M ra .. C H. Haight, Gwandulyn Haight j and daughter Elate, Mrs. Oeorge Hohman, Grace Hohman. Mra. M A. Horn, Mr». H. Rydell and Mr». Istwrence Brown of Delight valley. W right and Kathryn, Mr», John Foun- tain and daughter. Mr». lien Jaek- ■on. Mr». Dave H its, Mrs. Reeder. Eleanor W arren and ths hostess. Mra. M ary Smith. SAGINAW. Feb. 34. A birthday party was given at th» Francis Eaatburn horn» Saturday for thr»» school girls wtm-e birthday anniversaries are In ’| February. Those honored were K ate«.—One c»nt the word. Mini H attie Monroe, who wax eleven < I mum of 30 word». Reduction of 10 y. Br< o |J . Forn Chapnl, n who aUo cent» on any ad for cash with copy. WB4 elcveni and , rla MooU„ h> who and any ad three ln»«rtlona for the wa, yaara old Abou, ;fc)school price of two. wtien cash aocom- children were present. Refresh panic« r o p y ___ inenta of aandwiehes, cake and candy were served lata In the afte r r O K S A LE G it T H A U E . noon. U S E D D ESK S FO R BA LE —R O L L M r and Mrs. C. H. Sharon are top desk, (3S; typewriter desk, ■pending M veral week« with lh»lr *30; flat top desk, *3; swivel chair», »on-in-law and daughter, Mr. and *3, *4, *5. The Sentinel. Office Mr». George Neat of Coburg. Equipment of Every Kind. f5-38p Edna W hlttam and Jay Burleson, F O R B A LE O R T R A D E 3 E V E N - both of Saginaw, were married In acre ranch for sale or w ill trado Eugene Wednesday. for Cottage Grove property. Ranch The luiwrence Montlvth fam ily Includes 7-room house, barn, chick were supper guest» at the Charles 11 en house, garage and river bottom Sharon home Thursday evening. land In cultivation. Phone 3HF13, M r. and Mra. Lowell Benaton Cottage Grove. fl2-28p were Bunday dinner gueata of Mr. F O R S A LE - E IG H T INCU BA.- und Mrs. Ermold Hardlaty. Mrs. Jessie Dickens and son tors, 135-, 140-, and 300-egg aixe, In good order. Priced at *3 to *8. Also Claude visited friends In tha Bear gladiolus and iris bulbs, 10 cents a creek community Bunday. Edith Eaton of Springfield spent dozen. Plants: Delphinium, double hollyhock, perennial baby breath, Monday and Tuesday with Mra. all two year plants, 3 cents. Mrs Gertrude Buchanan. Mrs. Nerve Hardlaty and son De T. C Shaw, phone 39FX______ f28p lo»» were dinner guest» Sunday of F O R S A L E —F O U R D A N D Y GOOD Mra. Gertrude Buchanan. Incubators, two Cyphrca of 400- Bunday evening gueata at the egg capacity each and two Mc Lawrence M ontieth home were M r. ! Clanahans of 240-cgg capacity each. und Mrs. Lyle Bcott and »on of j A ll in good condition. Priced *7.30 Cottage Grove, M r. and Mrs. Buck each. Mrs. R. C. Arne, phone 15F5, Hardlaty, M r. and Mr». I,ow»ll Hen» Cottage Grove, Oregon. f!2-26p ton, Mr. and Mr». Pete Hodson and j F O R S A L E — F IN E COW, JUST M arvin Harpole. fresh. M. Holdredge, phone 17F4, M arvin Harpole of Lynx Hollow [ Black Butte route. f38p is staying a few day« w ith a broth- j W IL L T R A D E YOUNG H E IF E tlB er-ln-law and slater, M r. and Mr» ' for small work horse. Phone Ermold Hardlaty, whll» Mr«. H a r 85F31. f26c pole Is visiting her mother, Mm. M. I Mursh of Elm ira. F O R S A L E — C O L O N IA L JR. Pete Hodson and Lowell Benaton ' range, No. 1 condition. Cost ,85. were In Eugene on business Tue»- . w ill sell for *30. Inquire at 312 north day morning. Tenth street. ,28c F O B S A LE F R E S H M IL K GOAT. LONDON. Feb. 23.- John Perlnl t- ok h is ' Inquire H. H . Quimby, 435 south R iver road. f26p dog» to Shoestring valley Tuesday ' C L E A R to holp run down some coyotes that W ANTED TO TRA D! BO-acre farm for clenr small home have been killing sheep In that lo In Cottage Grove, W ant small fu r cality. Mrs. John Sutherland and Mm. nished apartment or light house keeping rooms. D. E. H a rt, General J. L. Lemmon visited the Black delivery, Cottage Grove, C28p Butto school F riday morning. The Hervey Alldrldge fam ily FOR LE W ill I K "JE R S E Y moved Friday to the Carl Smail Giant-Barred Rock setting eggs. house formerly occupied by tha M ake fine capon». Three cents Bud Pooler fam ily. each Earl T. Johnson, Black Butte Mrs. Edith Hucklns left Friday route. ,26c for Paris, Wash., where she will Join her husband, who has bean at MISCELLANEOUS. that place several weeks. W A N T E D A U T O M O B IL E W ORK. M r. and Mrs. L. A. Moans and Prices greatly reduced. Ed A. granddaughter B illy Jean were Keltzer, 1104 west M ain street at guests Sunday a t the J. L. Lemmon private garage. J2t»m4p home. M r. and Mrs. John Sutherland P R A C T IC A L N U R S IN G , CON- flnement» or other canes. Plcane went to Row river Sunday to visit w rite Mra. A. S. Cole, Marcola. Ore Mrs. Sutherland's mother, Mrs. gon;_______________________ flO-mSc Pauline Elmore. GARDENS PLOW ED AND TEAM Mlaa Reta Ba lies sang with the word done. Call Phone 32F12. Cottage Grove high school sextet ,26-m llp over K O R E a t Eugene Sunday a f ternoon. TO E X C H A N G E ? " Word has been received from Doctor w ill fit glaanes In ex Miss Frances Welch that her health change for small farm live stock. is greatly Improved. Miss Welch, 021 W illam ette S t, Eugene. ,12-m4p who was preparing to take up mis sionary work, suffered a nervous S P E C IA L N O T IC E . breakdown from over study. Kenneth Omled o, Eugene was a NOTICE. week-end guest a t the Fred Mills home at Black Butte. E V E R Y PER SO N O W N IN G O R Mr. and Mrs. Norval W illiam s and keeping any dog over the age of son of Corvallis spent the week end 8 months shall not later than March with Mrs. W illiam s’ parents, Mr. 1, secure a license. Males and spays and Mrs. W illiam McKeel. Mrs. Albert Noth and daughter female *2.00 and females *3.00. As there Is no other license required, Vivian of Salem arrived Friday and I w ill expect each and every dog to visited until Monday with Mrs. have the licenses required by March Noth'» mother, M m . E lla Wills. Levi Oerr, who ha» been III at the 1. The Board o , Dog Control will have a clerk and an assistant In the home o, a son, Cecil Geer, Is re lobby of the court house from Feb ported to he Improving. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pruett o , Cot ruary 18 to March 1. R. J. M O R W ANTADS RIS, Enforcement officer. ,26c tage Grove ware dinner gueata Sportswear means knitted wear this season Sm art two-piece suits at $10.75 to $19.75 Three-piece suits at $16.75, $19.75 & $28.50 Dresses for all occasions at $8.75 $10.75 $16.75 $19.75 “ If it’s new you will find it here” The French Shop East Broadway, Eugene, Ore. Typew riter Ribbons—Supplies—The Sentinel. r L o w P r ic e s E very D ay IRISH & SWARTZ Phone 53 You’ll Like Our Way Free Q ty Delivery BANG» BANG» O BANG» U -r U iN V J . 2A 1N V J. PRICES Are GOING DOWN Feb. 25, 26, 27, 29 Inclusive Baking Powder SUGAR FLOUR 20 Lbs................ 89c 49-Lb. Sack.........99c 1-Lb. Can............25c Bout Fine Cane Calumet Dalle« Diamond—Beat Hard Wheat They Will Never Be Cheaper O N IO N SE T S Dried Prunes 4 Lbs..................15c Extra Fancy Local We Carry Garden Seeds in Bulk Per Lb. 5c Shredded Wheat COCOA 2-Lb. Can............19c 3 Large Pkgs...... 29c Kellogg Our Mother*! Brand Never Sold So Cheap Before SA L T E D P E A N U T S Small White Beans BABY LIMAS 5 Lbs..................18c 5 Lbs..................18c 3 Lbs. 25c Black Eye Peas 3 Lbs..................15c M ILL R U N ......................80-Lb. Sack 85c SHRIMP GRAPEFRUIT 3 for................... 29c Fancy—5 ox. Cani Daintie Bit*—No. 2 Cans 3 for C O R N FL A K ES SYRUP 4 Packages 25c Cocoa & Chocolate Deal SOAP Amaixo 10-lb. pail golden............ 10-lb. pail w hite.......... Jersey Brand 69c 73c y8-lb. Cake Baking Chocolate Va-lb. Can Coooa Feldmaju Naptha 10 Large Bars..... 39c BO th. Swift’s Crescent S H O R T E N IN G eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 25C 8-Lb. Pail 65c Graham Flour COFFEE RAISINS 1 Lb. 29c 3 Lbs. 85c 4-Lb. Package....29c 9.8-Lb. Bag.........25c Cottage Grove’s Own Cash Store—Where the Thrifty Thrive Fine or Coarse Seedless Peter Pan QTtTITM’Q 1\4A1?RI?T 0 1 E l E/ j A 0 IVllAJAlYILf 1 HAMBURGER 10c Lb. Fresh Out We Sell Meat that You Can Eat We Deliver—Give Us a Trial PORK STEAK 12^ c Lb. S ID E B A C O N Fancy Dry Cured 15c LB. ■i PORK SAUSAGE 10c Lb. PURE LARD 100% Pork 3 LBS. 20c (NO SALES TO DEALEBS)
