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Red Cross Swimming Classes Start Aug. 15 :■ B A R T E L S : Manvllle Petty» of Portland ar rived Tueadav to »pend aeveral day» at the A L. Wynne home A number from here attended an BUI says we have combined Hlgheat Quality with Lowest CASH Kaglee picnic held Munday at Mil The learn to-awlm and life aavlng ■ PRICBM. Come In and aee what a Happv Union It makes. a verton. They were the Rav Weldon 5 YOUR ID BAL MEATINO" PLACE fam ily. M r and Mr» Orrin W il program of the Cottage Grove Red Record Low Price« liam«. the Oliver Hhlelda family, Mr. Cross will »tart Monday. Auguat 18. F.ffectlve Friday and Saturday and Mr». Oacar lure, the Karl Van Either the mill race dam or the Round Mlrtoln of Fancy Miner«. Valin fam ily, M r and Mra H. T ay ateel bridge awlmmlng hole will be lor < Drain», the Robert Hhlelda used Mice for frying or »tewing. Leeeona are to be free and a PUKE 1‘OKK fam ily. Jack Holcomb, 1-ae Render- Very Special competent Inatructor will be In aon and John Kennedy charge Mr». M ary U rtffln of Man Fran- 1 There will be four claaaee 1 claco arrived Munday to vlalt at I Non-swimmers. those unable to N o w 's T im e to Can—O rd e r Early the George McQueen home. LEA N A N D TENDER swim a atroke, 2 Beginner», thoee I M r and Mr». Claude Mherman. able to awlm a anort way; 3 Junior Mr». Robert Davla (Yoncalla) and , live aavlng. expert awlmmera from Veal Roast Mlaa opal Wagner »pent Munday on I 12 year» of age up; 4 Menlor life Milk Fed liuby Ik-ef Rump Roast leaving, expert swimmer» from 17 ST E E R BEEF the Umpqua. IJwf Pot Mra. G. K York of Kugene vlalted ' y«»ru ut age up. with her parent». Mr and i The schedule of classe» for the Munday wi Rump Roast Beef flrat day la as follows Roust Mr». F E. Mendenhall. | 10 Adult non-ewlmmer». Young Tend er Darw in Bristow and son Wllahlre YOUNG AND TENDER 10 30 Adult beginners. of Kugene vlalted Hunday with the 11 G irl non-awlmmera. agaa 7 to . PICN IC HAMS W illiam Medley family. 1ft. Bert Burrow» left Munday for 11:30 G irl beginner», ages 7 to 15. OVENSIZE Halein, where he la to be employed 1.30 Boy non-awlmmera, ages 7 SHOULDER CU TS BARTELS SPECIAL j with the Houth.rn Pacific company. to IS 2 Buy beginners, ages 7 to 1ft. i F ran k Woodruff of Portland. Fancy Roasting Chickens | “ c Loin Pork (-'hops 2:30 Junior life aavlng. ages 12 Fred Booley motored to Ashland I form er resident, vlalted friend» here Si and over. Hunday. 1 ,7 lh g Coop Fattened Maturday and raturnad with hla Ixiin Veal Chops lb. 3 80 Henior life saving, agea 17 R. R. Allison of Portland vlalted mother, who had »pent several and over. Hunday with the H. V. Allison fam weeks there. I t will be necessary for those Y o u r Choice P HERE’S A TR E A T , FOLKS Mra. T lllle Kohls and daughter. ily. wishing to join one of these classes M r. and Mra. O. Knight and Mr» to use the following application Mr» John B. Frltx. of McGregor, FANCY l-OIN PORK ROAST — for— la arrived Munday to visit Mr». Lottie I-ewla attended a picnic at blank, which should be placed on YOUNG SPRING FRYERS Kohl's »later. Mr». Allle C. H aw Hendricks park In Eugene Hunday. file with City Recorder Breese Salads — Breading Chop», Steak» and Mrs. Gladys Jackson of Corval kins. t in s i ■ a a ia ia a a a ia n a a n a r a a n ia a a a a a a a a a ia a ia a a Harold Whitlock Is taking his va lis vlalted Tuesday a t the A. W Chicken» — In Place of Cracker» in Soup» A P P L IC A T IO N B LAN K. cation from the J. C. Penney store. Helllwell home. M r. and Mrs. Harold Mwartz were Garland Hmlth of Corvallis »pent Grove* Home I» Sold. Auxiliary Electa Delegate«. Cottage Grove American Red Munday et the home of a slater, Mr» In Portland several day» of this The John M Groves home lo- The American Legion auxiliary Cross Learn-to-Swlm and Life- weak. : cated on aouth Third street and elected delegates Monday night for O M Bagley Having Program M r. and Mrs. George McCollum Quincy avenue was sold thia week the state convention to be held in The F L. G rannie fam ily and spent aeveral days of laat week in PHONE 40 FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY ¡to Fred Sturdevant. The Mturdevant Portland In September. They are Ml»« Mary Clerln vlalted Wednes N am e ___________________ ______ i Portland. family will take Immediate poiwea- Mm. George Matthews. Miss Eunice day night In Eugene. Mlaa Jean Mhaefer of Eugene re ; alon and make many substantial VanDenburg. Miss M ary Clerln and BUI Short, recovering from an In improvement». The deal was handl Mrs. F. L. Grannis. fected finger. 1» now III with turned home Maturday. after vlalt- , Ing several days with Dr. and Mrs. by the Hal] A Johnston Realty ClaaZ _________________________ ; ed mumps. c o m £ a n £ _ _ _ _ ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ Rubber Bands. 3entlnel. Harold Axley. The Victor Chamber» fam ily have Mr. and Mrs. Gua Peret and M r. I T im e ________________________ returned from »pending ten days at M r and Mrs. Roy Raker of E u and Mr». Avery Laaawell of Yon- | I f applicant la under IS years of gene have arrived to spend several Seaside. calls spent Friday here with friends. age. parent must sign here: weeks with Mr. Raker's father. Joe | Mr». Florence Mavea. recovering ( Raker. Mlaa Flora Hlone of Florence le | III here at the home of M r grand- ' arrived from a Eugene hospital and M r and Mra. John Nelson of Al la at the home of her parents. Mr, K. K. Mills and Karl H ill re- mother. Mre. Flora McGee M r, <i W M cFarland bert Le«. Minn., have arrived to turned Maturday from spending a : Thl) Cottage Grove Kpworth . visit at the home of a brother of week In Man Francisco, where they |aa<ua baeeball team defeated the Mr. Nelson. Andrew Nelson. attended a Mhrlne convention. j Creawell Epworth league team in Gladys and W ilm a Sproules re Mrs. K K Mill» and aon Robert a game Frldav evening by a »core turned Tuesday from spending sev eral days In Portland with rela and Mlaa Lola Howe epent the j of 17 to 1« tives. The South Lane County Taxpay week end at Brownsville and at- i The Interior of Ihe office of the tended the Coehow and Cochran j Daugherty Lumber company has Mlaa Elizabeth Mlefkin of N ew er» league now has a membership equal to almost half the voting been remodeled an« redecorated fam ily reunion held there Hunday. berg returned home Munday, after M r Mills Joined them there Hun spending a week at the W. L. Hub strength of this end of the county. Mra. Resale Mutcllffe and Mr» Fifteen new members were signed day. bell home. Armorel Monson and two daughters Prices In harmony with the times, apent the waek end at Olympia. The W. V. Chapman fam ily mov at the monthly meeting of the or about a third of former high prices, W ash, with Ihe Robert Mutcllffe ed Tuesday to Eugene, where they ganization Tuesday of this week. The laiger part of the time of the now prevail on new shipment of family. will make their home. meeting was devoted to a discussion enamelled ateelwere Just received Mrs. E ar| Garoutte has been ap 7-pound aon waa born July 27 of replies received from candidate» by Graber-Getty». aftc to A Mr. pointed a Degree of Honor organ I for office In response to a query of and Mrs Oliver Mchnelder Rev. and Mre. I. O. Mhaw left The baby has been named Richard _____ izer tor the atate of Oregon. She the iiit_ league asking whether — eueh can- Monday for a three weeks' trip to Oliver. left last week for Eugene and from 1 elected, would voluntarily C rater la k e . Klam ath Falla and there she will go to McMinnville. ,ake , , „ larlea No candidate Rodney Saflev lef» Maturday for Medford. A fter that »he plana to go to aouth- gave a dlrect rep|v to the question, the John Day country, where hl» A marriage license waa Issued father. Joe Haflev, has » cattle ern Oregon. ; referring to the corrupt practices Monday to W ilfred F McKay and ranch Mrs. J. 8. James and Mrs. A. T. ; act as making it Impossible to give Dora Joy Funk, both of Black Berton of Portland, who had been such an answer, but the larger Mr». Christine McCarthy of Van Butte. visiting a slater. Mrs. George Mor number of the letters were con- couver. Wash., has arrived to visit gan. returned to their home» the aidered satisfactory. A eon was born last week to Mr her parents. M r and Mr». W illiam laat of the week. An abundance of material dealing and M ia Darrel Moaby George. Mlaa E lla Seidel of Portland and with the county organization of M r and Mr» T . A W iley of John Neuman were married in school directors and other subjects W alla W alla have arrived to visit Portland July 22. They will make has been received for use of the A G R IC l'L T l.R A I. at the C. A. Mtevene home. their home at 141 aouth Third committee on educational economy. Fred Bartels end Mra. Ruth Horn ' street. came out from the Bohemia dis F. L. Hotes la In Tacoma thia Safeway Store to Moye. Prtoea O» B U cA b utU trict and »pent the week end here week on business and visiting his The Wheeler-Veatch building, un with relatives. M r and Mra. Fanrho Stubble fam ily. til recently occupied by the Nelson Curtte Veetch and daughter W an field of Pendleton vlalted relative» l a bulk - p a r te a The Grover Blrtchett fam ily of Motor company, is being remodelled da of Halsey visited In Cottage here the' latter part of laat week Salem visited Monday night at the for the Safeway store, and will be Grove one day laat week. M r and Mr». Fred Meek» of home of Mrs. Birtchett’s father, J. ready for occupancy next week Mr. and Mr». Thomas Mikes and Portland, former realdenta. vlalted L. Beatty. They were on a trip L. J. Skaggs waa here from Port »on Delbert returned Tuesday from Friday at the A W Klme home. to the coast, after which they will land Saturday completing plans for B and reh earsal e v e r y Monday Springfield, where they were called Mlaa Elizabeth Heacock of Salem visit Crater lake and central Ore remodelling. ' by the serious Illness of a brother returned home Friday, after attend gon points. night. I of Mrs Hikes. George Godntan Mr. Extensive repairs have been made Magistrate aad Creek Mr. and Mr». F W Howe and 'Godman la Improved and accom- ing aeveral days at the Dwight Mercer home A niece. Carol Merc this week to the Beldler feed store. daughter Betty. Mlaa Katherine . ixnled them home. Jonathan Wild, who was executed er. accompanied her home for a Clarke and James J. Howe of Port Cecil Armea of Eugene has asked in 1725, was » zealous English Mrs W alter l.unau is on a two visit. land »pent Frldav with M r and The Sentinel to correct a recent weaka' vacation from the Daugher Mra M. J. Singleterry of Eugene news item which sold it had been magistrate and secretly leader of Mrs K K Mill#. ty Lumber company's office the underworld and receiver of has arrived to vlalt aeveral day» reported that he had married. Thoee from her# who attended a Mr. and Mrs C I. Madden and with a daughter, Mr». Clinton Garoutte fam ily reunion at Rose W. B. Johnston left Saturday stolen goods on an Immense scale burg Munday were Dr. and Mra. A. daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs Spriggs. night to attend the funeral of an M r and Mra. Vincent Gtlliaple older brother, J. C. Johnston, at W. Kim». M r and Mrs Roy Oa- ' Roy llaldem an attended a Madden fam ily reunion held one day last CARD OF THA N K S and aon of Eugene visited here Ham ilton. Mont. He expected to be routte. Mr» Roy Romaine and We wish to take this means of daughter Hetty, Mr». Huate Oa- ; week In Washington. gone a week or ten daya. Sunday. expressing our thanks and appre Mrs. Allle C. Hawkins has gone roulte, Dr. and Mr» C. H Klme and Lloyd DeYoung and Lester Gate» B. A. P ru itt has traded reeidence to Eugene to vlatt at the home of returned Tueadav from upending property on G street for a lft-acre ciation of the many kindnesses Mr. and Mr». Frank Garoutte. A few m in u te s o f recreation Is a daughter Mra. W alter Houaer. aeveral daya with relative# In Port ranch at W olf Creek. The fam ily shown us at the time of our recent bereavement. a5c M r and Mrs. Clarence Boyd of land— needed by the treat of men. Try the ! moved there Monday. Guess the weight of the steer in our window. JO H N S T A L D E R I Roseburg spent the week here vla- The Damon Scott fam ily visited A N D F A M IL Y I itlng relatives. First Prize $1.00—Second Prize 50c In Eugene Sunday with the T. A. MRS. L E N A D A V IS O N M r and Mra. W illiam llaldem an Stivers family. A N D F A M IL Y . have moved from the Villard Court The E. R. Wleae fam ily returned i apartments to the A W McGeorge Saturday from spending a week at W E H A V E O N E O F T H E LARG- house on north Tenth street. Seaside. est and most up to date second Mr. and Mra. Mam Alderson of Mrs. L. S. Smith and her mother. hand stores in Lane county. Every Grants Pass have arrived to vlalt , tourists from California, were fore- thing is fumigated before we sell at the home of a «later of Mr. Aider- ed to atop here Tuesday for aeveral It. Short's Second Hand Store. 7th son. Mrs. W illiam Buffington days because of the illness of the and M ain Sts. _____________ a5p Mrs. C. R. Trent and Mrs. W. A. J mother. They are staying at Wood- llabb have returned from the Bo- — aon'a auto camp. N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S. i hernia district, where they picked s Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coshow Notice is hereby given that the huckleberries. and A. P. Howe of Brownsville undersigned have been appointed by M r and Mr». H. C. Spailnger of spent the week at the K. K. Mills the county court. Lane county, state , Stockton. Cal., war» here Munday to home. of Oregon, executors of the last will attend the funeral of Alvin Brewer James Lee Stafford of Corvallis and testament of John S. Myers, de Cured like the ovensized Mr. and Mr». Calvin Thorne of and Lets Ingram of Philomath ceased. bv an order bearing date ham 1 Portland, former residents of Cot- were married here at the Metho the 14th day of July. 1932. All persons having claims against , tags Grove, visited friends here one dist parsonage Friday evening. Rev. the estate of said John S. Myers, day recently. M. A. Groves officiated. Mre. Racll Parker and daughter Harold Ernest Taylor of Eugene deceased, are hereby notified and I of Dexter spent on» day recently I and Doris Thelma Craft of Gray's required to present the same, duly M r and Mra. J. C. Johnaon of with M r and Mrs. C. M Parker. Harbor. Wash., were married here verified, to the undersigned at the Miss Sadie Garoutte of Portland at the Methodist parsonage one eve law office of Herbert W. Lombard. Oold Beach arrived Friday to spend Mrs. A. M W ard and daughter. several days at tha home of a daugh Mildred Cellars of Ban Francisco, has arrived to visit several days at ning recently with Rev. M . A. First National Bank building. Cot tage Grove. Lone county, Oregon, ter. Mra. W. E I-ebow Groves officiating. : have arrived to visit Mrs. Ward's i the A. W . Klme home. on or before six months from the Mlae Virginia Metcalf of Eugene Mra. Ethel Cohow of Dunsmuir. mother, Mre. Sadie Lewis. M r. and Mrs. D. H. Hemenway re date of the first publication of this Cal., who had been vleltlng at tha The Harrison Knight family have Is visiting at the home of an aunt. turned Saturday night from spend notice. _ . . . . J. H Bartele home, and W illiam I moved In from their farm on Row Mrs. B. K. Lawson. ing a week visiting coast points. Dated and first published July Bartels apent the week end at river to the Knight apartments. M I hs Lula Currln visited relatives M r. and Mrs. James P. Graham. IS. 1932. Winchester bay with Mrs. Bartels Mrs. Nancy Oglesby and John Mas Date of last publication August Mrs. Lena Peterson of Man F ran In Eugene Saturday. and aon HUI Mrs. Cohow left Hun Mr. and Mrs. R. Victor Venberg sey attended the Oglesby-Grant an 12. 1932. cisco. who had been visiting the day for Marshfield and Mra. Bar Phil Jones of San Diego arrived Sunday to nua) reunion held at Philomath fam ily for two months, Bert C. Myers and A rthur R. tels and Bill accompanied Mr. visit Mr. Venberg'» grandmother. park Sunday. Fran k G rant of L in returned home Monday. Myers, Executors of the Bartela home. Mra. Catharine Bader. coln county, 83. and Nancy Ogles iAst W ill and Testament Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Emerson and waArn.y.°tn’prlce*.n quo"7 on ^ I l d ^ i . R Saturday for( Spokane Grace W orkm an of Corvallis vis by. 75. were honored guests. of John S. Myers. Deceased. week at the M r. and Mrs. Charles D. Johnson H erbert W . Lombard. ment just received by Graber- to spend two weeks visiting reia ited several days this 'home of a brother. — W. O. W ork- and M r. and Mrs. H . T. Crouse Attorney for Executors. (15-al2 Gettys. They are almoet unbellev- ' Ivee. spent Sunday a t Cascadia. ably low. The base Is steel. a5c | Mr. and Mr» A. W. labell of ' man. Lebow underwent a M r. and Mrs. C. A. Bartel) of Mrs. W. Eugene hos- Corvallis and daughter Donna and Howard Jacobsen spent the week daya end at the Bartell summer home at M ix Lund park. Howard Jacobsen, who had been employed at Tillamook, arrived home Friday to spend the summer. The Methodist Epworth league went to Drain Sunday evening and conducted services there. Mildred Red & White Chapman was in charge, Beulah First National Bank Bldg. Chapman played a piano solo and H. W. Lombard, Attorney Evelyn and Lorraine Coiner gave vocal duet. A 7 4 -pound daughter was born Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Blue & White S. T. Rose and has been named Red & White G loria June. Darw in Woodcock of Corvallis Will get you there if you spent the week end at the N. J. Nelson home. keep your ear oh the M r. and Mrs. H. O. Bennett and the Herbert W hitlock fam ily mo road. tored Sunday to Reedsport, G ardi ner, Florence, Waldport and New port. They reported that the roads are in good condition. Red & White QUALITY MARKET LINK SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 25c PORK ROAST lb. 14c BEEF POT ROAST lb. 14c FANCY FRYERS lb. 19c VEAL ROAST lb. 14c a 1 Walla«:» Boslaugh, W « l .y Mrnltli. Forrast I a m lay and Itodnay Haflay «pent a part of laat w»»k In tha Bohemia dlalrlct picking huckla- barrlaa. M r an>l Mra. Kd Hawyar Mr. of Bruwnavllla via I tad Munday with a aon, Kd Mawyar Jr. W alter l.unau waa arraalad by Chief of Police Pitcher at 12 o'clock Wednesday night, he having volun teered to aurrender bo tha city of ficer after having eluded atate of ficer» for a day Ila waa taken to Kugene veetardav morning Newt Cruaon’a mother, aged 74. will arrive next week from North Dakota for an extended vlalt The two have not aeen each other for 3ft year». I Mr. and Mra. Kd Chaloupka of Camp Mherman and Ur». Frank Dlrkaon of Mend vlalted friend» here Wednesday while on their way to coaat pointe and Crater lake. All (are former reeldenta. Ituy and Robert Duaenberry re turned thia week from Loa An- g e . e e , where they had .pent two M ARKET I ; STEAK I Fancy Fresh Caught SALMON 15c lb- 7^C lb- ( 11HC lb. )( 1214c 19 BLUE BELL P O T A T O CHIPS 1SC ! 18c lb. j J —AN OREGON PRODUCT— FRED ANDERSON, Prop. B IG Taxpayers League Has Half Voters as Members Always T i r e S a le E X T E N D E D Give The $6 » $37 Home 50 f o r y o u r w o r n tir e s Print Shop First This sale absolutely ends Chance 9 p. m., Sat., Aug. 6 Lime Rock N elson M o to r Co. A t N e w L o c a tio n o n S o u th 5 th S tr e e t S T E E N ’S M A R K E T In Irish-Swartz Store—Phone 53 F re e 86 Per Cent of Business Failures Are Firms Who Do Not Advertise. $ 1 .5 0 C a s h F ree Swift’s Premium Breast of Veal Shankless Shoulders 8c Lb. T ypew riter Ribbons Half 15m lb. Whole THE SENTINEL STEAK S Pork Sausage Pork 10c L b . Beef.... H am burger Veal.... 'Ir Cottage Grove Adjustment Bureau Collections and Smith-Short Grocery A d ju stm e n ts —Phone 153— Cottage Grove V / C o ffe e C e rto 2 bottles - - -4 5 c - -3 0 c Baking Pw ’d’r 1 -lb . bag - - TOT FINDS CAN SWIM TO SAVE OWN LIFE Verna Powell, 7-year-old daugh ter of Ed Powell, met with an odd accident Monday afternoon. She fell from the Chambers railroad bridge about 18 feet Into the water while walking across with a play mate. The water was deep, and al though she had never swum before, she swam ten feet to the shore and collapsed. She soon recovered and Is none the worse for the accident, Union Serylopa Continued. Union church services during July proved so popular that they are be ing continued during August. The meeting this Sunday w ill be a pro hibition rally at the Presbyterian church, to start at 8. "M other” Saw yer w ill speak on “The Finished Product.” There will be an appro priate song service.____ Rubber Bands. Sentinel. Seiberling Tires If kept in condition will keep your ear on the road. Our Battery Service Phone 3 Friday & Saturday, Aug. 5-6 SHELL GAS 19c Sale 19c Sale 19c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables armers t tnion l- ib .b a g S a t u r d a y G r o c e r y S a v in g s 19c Laundry Soap, 8 bars 19c Sugar, best cane, 5 lbs. 19c Brown Sugar, 4 lbs. 19c Quick Arrow Chips, pkg. Beans, small white, 4 lbs. 19c Matches, 6 boxes ................19c Macaroni, Elbo, 4 lbs............. 19c Walnuts, lb. ........................19c Sunbrite Cleanser, 4 cans 19c Almonds, lb. ......................19c 19c Toilet Paper, 4 rolls ........ 19c Catsup, Monarch, bottle 19c Jar Rings, heavy, 4 doz. 19c Wheaties, 3 pkgs......... «... ............. 19c Tuna Fish, large can 19c Purex, qt. bottle Tea 25c pkg. Schilling .......19c Liquid Veneer, 30c bottle 19c Graham, 5-lb. sack ............. 19c Knox Gelateen, pkg.............. 19c Powdered Sugar, 2-lb. pkg. 19c Salad Oil, bulk, qt. 190 F 15 c lb. 23c C r is c o 3-lb. tin-- -5 3 c 1 6 -oz. can 23c M ilk T a l l can - 5 c M otor Inn Green & White Salad Dressing, qt 29c Red & White New England style baked beans, 28 oz. can, 2 for - 290 Salmon, l ’s tall, Red & White Alaska Sockeye ..... ....................................... Alber’s Flapjack Flour, lge. pkg. 20c Kitchen Queen Flour (hard wheat), 491b. sack ..................... ......... 90c S ervice S tatio n —FR E E D E L IV E R Y — •Means that you will have no trouble starting. The cheerful serviee sta tion boys. Harrel & Trask
