f h id a y , a ig im t i», n m
P O TT A G E O JIO TE. » W W W .
tèrove £ratinel
w ith o u t p ro h ib itio n th a t it h a -
♦
Mr and Mr». Frank Hark enter
coma auch a burning taaua. The
tained Friday night honoring two
grandchildren
front Amarilla. Tax.
bualneaa Itaelf la one that doe» not I
T B i n « , B S ile r
Klolie and Ethel Hark Ouaata war»
h i * ; * r O u t * « . O re*» land Itaelf readily to regulation, and 1
Lola and Becky William». Gloria
«■»M T.
,■„ ■„
P t m M m i that Is due largely to the kind of
and Brrta Roberta. Mary Cooper
au
Bi***«»ry persona that are attracted to the '
and Patay Hunter.
In Irish-SwarU Store— Phone
bualneaa. eaperlally to the retail
Hoodowlt-NalBon.
~
A flr e t <l»a* p a h llM ito a * ■ !•* » 4 *1 Oat
bualnass. Thoae who believe that ' J*1“
J Sei *
° 5
. i Th» Cottage Grove Garden club
t a g . O r « ** a* **ca * 4 * ** * * m atlur
repeal of prohibition will settle the
“J" will meet today (Friday) with Mr».
Apilan* OW1«* - ,__ aarU Mit*
,U « ,.o n and make the liquor bue, ■ % %
“^ T a m X
' ' M ^ «
a ra s o k im o v matm .
nesa reaper tabla are woefully In ding Tuesday afternoon at the home " 11 Ulk on
Mr* Worth
(C m ) I* >»**■**.)
Harvey on tullpe and Mrs. Resale
be of the bride» parents Mr. Wood- Rarfleld
Oaa paar ___ ..at
»I 7»|rXr**
TAirkra* n*onih*
m onth» -to •< error. The question will never
on
narcissus
Swift's—Valpak—Swift's
ai.OolO»* Moerh .4O. X* settled so long as people are what cork is a son of Mrs A. R. Wood-
-♦ -
they now are and the business rock of Corvallis. The rouple were
The
Royal
Neighbors
club
met
F o r*!» * r * l * -5 0 * p*ar addltlvnal
never will be reapertable so long as married before a background of Monday night at the home of Mrs
M . a i . r of
It la conducted by Individuals seek maiden hair fern and Immortelle. Emallne Wilson with M rs Wilson
M * Ü o ** l K d lto rlal A aaodatlaa
on each side
LB
O r .a u * S o t. K dlto rtal A u o r U llo *
and Mrs. O. W. Rlackmore as host
l n T h .h \ r i m n ho f tdhe‘“ nrr « . H e n , l e f t I banked
"
T h by
e tall
r1» « baskets
~ ~
<)**gon Mawepapar O » a f*r*e *e
Refreshments were served at
‘¿V* *ct ?" °* . p5**dent 1,ft ; mony was performed bv Rev Pun a esses
late hour.
prohibitionists up In the air as to
T H E LIQUOR ISSUE.
a presidential candidate, but Hoov-Han church D o n a * R a r te ll o f C or-
A W Klme entertained with
Preatdent Hoover’s advocacy of er yet remains their best bet. He is vallls was bridesmaid. Arthur Wood- a Mrs
picnic at Lundpark Wednesday
resubmlsstcn of t h e prohibition ' personally a dry and believes as he cock of Corvallis, brother of the In honor of _ Betty Romaine's
__
blrth-
amendment and return of liquor doeen't drink. There is no other bridegroom, was best man The I day anniversary-. Guests were Mr.
regulation to the state» has caused more available candidate and none ,
wai f***" •**.* *>'' hcr J“1*’- !and Mrs. Roy Romaine and Geral-
the biggest stir of anything that more friendly to their cause who
‘‘»«'»monv Beth j dine Kern
ha. happened so far In the national has a chance to be elected
^ n . ^ n d e y ^ a y L 0“ M ^ d X '
♦ -
M iss Mildred Ward entertained
campaign. For the stand he has
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sohn’» wedding march The bride with
slumber parly Thursday
taken he has been complimented by I SIGNS OF BETTER TIMES.
wore a white silk crepe sports dress night a Guests
were Gall Tennis
such captains of Industry as Henry J The depression came on gradual- ' and carried a shower bouquet of Fern Tracy. Stella Smith. Georgette
Ford and roundly denounced by the |y and we shall have to work our i I'»1«" blnk rosebuds and centurea. Powell and Dora May Scott.
prohibition forces. The latter, at | way out equally as gradually Small | T*'* bridesmaid wore a peach silk
least, was to be expected.
'drops in the prices of farm products Aborts dr**e and carried an arm
The Christian Endeavor enter
tained with a tramp picnic Tuesday
With both parties now pledged to and small cuts in wage scales made
sweetpeas Refreshments of cake evening at the mill'race dame' fh e
repeal of prohibition lews, or at i the depression acute
least revision, leaders In congress
Now farm products are gradually Tng the ^renm nv‘’Th’ *’cike was’* ' f^'n.sh'e? wemera“"’ *"d ' h” *‘rU
are preparing to resubmit the advancing and farmers' strikes are r>rettv three tier cake and the Ice
eighteenth amendment and former I likely to bring still higher prices, cream was In the form of pink rose-
Rond» Are Oiled.
manufacturers of liquor are said to especially when abetted by short- buds. The centerpiece was a low
Tht' small stretch of highway at
be preparing to resume operations, ages of crops In various countries basket of pink phlox drummonl.
Tbs latter seems unlikely, however, ! and various section of our own The couple left shortly after the " ’alker built several months ago to
ceremony for s two weeks' honey- eliminate a sharp turn at that point
for It would take several years to ' country,
moon trip in California. They will haa been otle*l bv a state highway
get back to legallred liquor.
The next step is advance« In make
their home In Corvallis cr*w- The short stretch at the Com-
The Sentinel disagrees with the wages, and we are having them, Guests at the wedding were: Mrs st'X'k overhead, constructed to
president upon one point. Partial Several weeks ago a contractor on M. S Woodcock Mrs A B Wood- »bmnect the new overhead with the
regulation of the liquor traffic a big state highway job in Oregon cock. Mary Woodcock. Mr and Mrs 'highway. has received the same
should never be turned back to th e . gave all his workmen a small in Arthur M Woodcock and Donna U**tment.
states. If prohibition ever is re- crease. Now come reports of ad- Rartell of Corvallis. Mr and Mrs
pealed It should be with complete vanccs in wages, small ones. In east- N. J. Nelson Sr Maxine Lemlev and
Beth Bede.
regulation of liquor sales by the ern industrial centers,
federal government. All states j At Charlotte, N. C.. a hosiery mill
The engagement of Miss Irene
should have the same regulations has ordered a blanket increase of Griggs
of this citv to J. Kermit
and no loophole should be left l io per cen t Silk mills at Greens- Brandeberrv of Albany was an
whereby the saloon, opposed by | boro and Kernersville, N. C., have nounced at a garden tea given
Hoover, might return.
ordered Increases of 10 to 12 per Thursday afternoon in the T. C
The Sentinel does not believe that cent. Manufacturers of clothing re Wheeler yard with Mrs Wheeler
regulation by the federal govern- p<,rt orders sufficient to keep them Mrs. H. B. Griggs and Mrs N E
ment would be perfect. It does not l running for a month or two on full Glass as hostesses. Miss Thelma
Kent, close friend of Miss Griggs,
believe that any law having to do 1 time with increased crews,
presented each guest with a cor
with the liquor business ever will
These little things, repeated over sage
with a small card attached
be perfect No law can be devised the country, will bring a return of making the announcement. The I
that will properly regulate the the lumber industry with wage ad wedding will be at the home of Miss
business. It Is because the liquor vances.
Griggs September 11. which is date
traffic can not be properly regu-
of the silver anniversary of Miss
lated, either under prohibition or
Griggs' parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
JUNCTION CITY TIMES HAS
Griggs. One hundred and fifty
ANNIVERSARY.
guests were invited to the tea. Mrs.
The Junction City Times Is 51 J.
H. Chambers and Mrs. B. R. Job
years of age. having been born in poured from 2 to 3 and Mns. C. F.
| the same year as this writer. For Hoskins and Mrs. O. M. Kern from
over half a century it has served 3 to 5. A ladies' quartette. Mrs.
its community and has survived. Roy Short. Mrs. George Matthews.
I undoubtedly, every business that Mrs. C. C. Cruson and Mrs. Victor
existed in its home town at the Chambers, sang several selections.
Miss Wilberta Wilson played sev
lime issue No. I was printed. It eral
Program
violin solos, being accompanied
undoubtedly has done more for its by Miss Jean Allison. Those serv
I
community
than
all
the
civic
bodies
Here’s som e more swell
ing were Mrs. Charles Bonnett of
show s for you . . and don’t
the city has ever had and will be Eugene. Regina Dusenberry, Juan
forget to use your guest
performing long after civic boosters ita and Virginia Hopper. Vesta 1
tick ets . . . they’ll bring
now living have passed on and been Hopper, Jean Allison and Wilberta
real pleasure to you and
Wilson. A large awning covered the
! forgot.
your fam ily at a price that
But long as the Times may live, serving table and the vard was
all of you can afford.
banked
ferns and colorful
; it is easy to believe that Tommy- flowers. with
Out-of-town guests were
Nelson will be remembered as one Mrs. Earl Brandeberrv and daugh-
' of its edtiors. one of those who gave ter Ruth of Albany.
Albany, Mrs. Charles
the paper virility and life, one who Bonnett. Mrs. J o h n Patterson,
made
it
a
factor
in
community
and
Martha
Patterson,
Mrs. Windsor
Thursday, Friday
state development. Tommy may not Calkins, Mre. Kenneth Patterson.
A ugust 13-19
be much to look at, but his writ Mrs. H. K. Metcalf, Mrs. G. W. |
Beatty. Mrs. E. W’. Armes and Mrs.
ings are easy to read and under Frank
Knox, all of Eugene.
Lew Ayres
stand and Tommy himself is a most
likeable
chap,
a
typical
country
edi
Mrs. A. W. Kime entertained with
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tor of the old school with modern a bridge party Tuesday afternoon
ideas.
honoring Mrs. Jack Callahan. Mrs.
8. S. Lass well and Mrs. L. P. Ben
No better piece of booster litera nett, all of Portland. Mrs. C. H.
Tiger Lilly — A good quality
ture for the state has ever been Kime held high score and Mrs. C. J.
seen by this writer than the souve Kem second high. The honored
northern hard wheat flour.
received guest prizes. Re
nir book which has just been issued guests
freshments
were
served
at
the
tea
W ith Mae Clarke, and a
by the American Legion to promote hour. Guests were Mrs. H. W. Lom
i the national convention about to be bard, Mrs. Nelson Durham, Mrs.
Great Cast!
49-1 b. bag
: held in Portland and to give Legion H. A. Hagen, Mrs. F. L Grannis,
naires
who
attend
the
convention,
Mrs.
Warren
Daugherty.
Mrs.
C.
H
Here's entertainm ent that
as well as those who remain at Kime. Mrs. A. W. Heiliwell. Miss
you’ll like In this sprightly
home, a true picture of a great Mary Clerin (Portland). Mrs. W. A.
story of a young doctor
state. Forty thousand copies are to Garoutte. Mrs. Earl Garoutte, Mrs.
and a young girl who
W. W. McFarland, Mrs. John Skill
be distributed prior to and during ing
couldn’t wait for marri
(Oakland. Cal.), Mrs. Roy Ro
the convention and the issue has maine (Portland), Mrs. Oscar Wood-
age! You’ll laugh and love
been made possible through the co son. Mrs. Ralph Saitsman, Mrs. C.
It!
operation of chambers of commerce J. Kem and Mrs. Victor Chambers.
and business interests of the state.
Mrs. Bert Burrows and Mrs. Otis
The copy was expertly prepared and
the printing was done by masters Biggs entertained the teachers' club
of
the Christian church Thursday
of the art.
Saturday M atinee and
afternoon in the church parlors.
Mrs. C. O. Butler led devotionals
Night, Aug. 20
Albers Sunripe, yellow or white, while it
If men were only as smart as and
Mrs. Ada Oakes outlined a pro
lasts.------ ---- ------------------ ------------
^/-Ib. bag
their wives think they are, this old gram for the cradle roll. The club
world would be Inundated with
voted to hold a cooked food sale
Buck Jones
deluge of greatness.
August 20. Refreshments were serv
ed at the tea hour. Those present
The value of your opinions de were Mrs. Jessie Moon. Mrs. T. M
Boyd,
Mrs. William Stinnett, Mrs.
pends largely upon whether you or
Oakes. Mrs. E. E. McLendon. Mrs
someone else is appraising them.
Wallace. Mrs. W. W. Watson. Mrs.
An improved wheat cereal..............................
package . .
Buck Trade« His Horae
Those who have never felt sorrow Ed Powell. Mrs. James Powell, Mrs.
Butler
and
Mrs.
Alvin
Broden
or grief are in no position to sym (Selma, Cal.). The club will meet
for a Racer.
pathize with those who have.
August 25 with Mrs. Moon and Mrs.
And talk about speed!
T. H. Moody as hostesses.
What was put off until tomorrow
Thrill crashes on thrill in
Carnation. No premium ......... ........................
package . .
^C
yesterday is just as easily put off
a racing story that speeds
The Godard slumber party gang
until tomorrow today.
surprised Raymond Trask Thurs
faster than time. It’s the
day evening and spent several
ride o f your life.
Repetition may be poor rhetoric hours socially, after which refresh
ments of watermelon, canteloupe
Saturday M atinee 2 :S0 p jn .
but It Is good advertising.
and ice cream were served. The
gang was organized about six years
DIVIDE.
ago, when they were invited to a
package . . 1 9 c
Aug. 18.—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erick slumber party at the S. L. Godard
Carnation
son and sons Ray and Stanley of home during the absence of femi
Portland spent Sunday and Mon- nine members of the family. Four
Sunday, Monday
at the J. A. Mackey home and are years following organization every
August 21-22
now visiting Mrs. Arthur Dugan at one present four years before an
Woodard's m ilt
swered roll call at a second party
At a school meeting Monday the at the Godard home. The gang has
Will Rogers
contract for the winter's wood for held surprise parties for various
district 124J was let to Gus Berg members temporarily separated
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lund.
Safeway highest grade
from their families.
Steve, John, Albert and Bonnie
all purpose family
Tonole and Gus Berglund fished at
The Springfield Epworth league
Squares trimmed from
Winchester bay Sunday and re entertained the Cottage Grove Ep
flour.
with a big catch.
Bacon.
»» turned
worth league with a weiner roast
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bristol of Eu and picnic Tuesday evening at
gene was a Sunday visitor at the Swimmers’ Delight. Swimming and
J. A. Mackey home.
boating were the diversions. Those
Come and Join our Mirth-
Mr. and Mrs. Sheets of Cottage from here who attended were Har
day Party!
Grove were Sunday visitors at the old and Wayne Mackin, Genevieve
M. J. Perinl ranch.
Bressler. Maxine Sowles, Christine
Mrs. F. M. Chapman and son Shelburne, Agnes and Howard Tay
The com -fcd kldder from
Claire drove to Eugene Wednesday lor. Norris King. Lowell Tedford,
Claremore becom es the big
on business.
Edna May Harvey. Gladys Slemann
blade-and-razor man driv
Robert Kenady Jr., Alvin and Lorraine and Evelyn Coiner, Ralph,
ing keen bargains and eye
Donald McGarvin and Philip Rob Wayne and Pearl Monroe, Glen
ing keen dam es In Damas
inson drove to Goshen last week to McKibben. Zenna Moughmer, Fred
cus. It’s his biggest laugh
sign up for hop picking.
Bosley, Bennie Hubbell and Gerald !
riot!
Oral McLaughlin, Ed Graham, Conner.
Alva Wakefield and Irwin Lancas-
V r,‘P
Myrtle, Creek' Mrs. Mary Smith entertained the
f° r emPloyment W. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs.
during ft uit picking.
George Matthews Friday afternoon.
Maximum quality bulk.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDole and Sixteen were present. Officers for
Tuesday, W ednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Demarigo Mostachettl the year were elected as follows:
made a trip to Cougar bend last Mrs. Lettie Knickerbocker, presi
A ugust 23-24.
week.
dent; Mrs. W. F. Allen, vice presi
Leonard Mostachettl had his ton dent; Mrs. Joe Safley. secretary;
w ith
sils removed last week.
Ann Harding
Mrs. Nathan Land, treasurer. Re
Miss Jessie Wakefield will stay freshments were served at the tea
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with a sister at Klamath. Cal., and hour. The club will meet In a
attend high school this winter.
Frenches 8-oz. jar.
month with Mrs. N. E. Compton.
Albert Tonole killed a rattlesnake
Monday near his home that meas
Mrs. D. H. Hemenway entertain-!
ured 33 inches in length.
ed with a 1 o’clock luncheon and .
Mr. and Mrs. George McReynolds bridge party Wednesday honoring I
and Leslie Chapman attended a Mrs Alberta McMurphy and Mrs.
ball game at Marcóla Sunday.
G. V. Madden of Eugene. Mrs. H i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin A. Miller held high score. Rooms i
Divorced — She Loved
and daughter Pauline drove to Eu were colorfully decorated with gold
H er Man SUU!
Luna or White Wonder.
10 bars
gene on business Wednesday.
Zee, fine toilet tissue.
en glow and purple phlox. Guests
Mrs. Jack Robinson is home were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. H. W. Lom
The sensational story o f a
again but Mr. Robinson has had to bard, Mrs. C. E. Frost, Mrs. K. K. '
w ife who dared to look
return to a Eugene hospital.
Mills and Mrs. J. P. Graham.
hack! O f a heart that
Mrs. Tom Foster of Latham vis
ited Thursday with Mrs. F. M.
yearned for the man who
The Rebekahs and Oddfellows
Chapman.
had broken IL T he queen
held their annual picnic Sunday at. j
Buckeye for purity.
tin
Mrs.
Henry
Miller
spent
last
week
the
Methodist camp ground. About '
of the screen In her great
Bulk.
visiting relatives In and near Port 150 attended and dinner was served i
est role!
land.
at noon. The Cottage Grove band I
played several selections and Mrs. j
County Crews Soon to Stop.
James England of Salem anod Mrs 1
Only three small crews are work Hugh Trunnell sang a duet.
ing on county roads, and they will
be discontinued for the season soon
The Presbyterian missionary so
because of shortage of funds. En ciety
will meet Wednesday after
gineer P. M. Morse said Saturday.
noon with Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall
Grading on the Llnslaw road will for
Its
summer offering
We reserve the right to
be finished this week. Other small meeting. regular
Mrs. O. E. Thirlwell o f 1
crews are working west of Lorane Eugene, president of Willamette
and on a short section of the road presbytery, will be the principal
to Alma.
speaker.
S T E E N ’S M A R K E T
S O C IE T Y
53
name
<«
STANDARD
SID E B A C O N
15
means just ivhat
it says
20 L
IS) ’ l .
Steaks
B eef Roasts
í ec
I D LB
í 1 1
Í 7 1 2 /
c
lb
M O R I M 0 T 0 R 1 IT I V I I IT - YOU W |U . L IK I IT
STANDARD GASOLINE
//tjf* Dcfs«» t'ffu ttttr y
A rm our’s C ottage
P icnics
C heese
12j/2
c
LB
18
. O S TA N D A R D S T A T IO N S . IN C .
AND R ID W H ITT 8 »I VT DFALTRS
----- ----‘ tUyilM'O
c
LB
STANDARD
OIL
COM FANY
Of
Office Supplies and Office Equipment of ---
Every Kind. The Sentinel.
Arcade
THEATRE
M
C A L IF O R N IA
I’lie
Sentinel.
Have You Seen It?
C ottage G ro v e’s Most Modern Food S tore
T h ese Prices for Friday, Saturday and M onday, Aug. 19-20-22
as long as quantities last—Be sure to get one of our handbills
“IMPATIENT
MAIDEN”
i? FLOUR
Baby L im as...4 lbs. 15c
Great Northern Beans 4 lbs. 15c
73c
O
.
Pearls of W heat
1 O
Xöc
1 yc
O ats
W heat
“Business
And Pleasure
Bacon
“Westward
Passage”
good oup of oof fee
FLOUR
Powdered or brown
P eanut B utter v
lb« • • •
j M ustard
2 for 19c
Soap
M alt
22C
Dal Monte for beat quality
45«
lb.
No. 2M tins
Buy a lupply n o w ..............
Iba • • • • • •
FLO U R
2 bars P & G
O x y d o l. . pkg. 1 9
4f.rl5<
3 «»s 19
49-lb.
bag
$ 1 .1 5
Onions
Bermudas.
Potatoes
Local grown
4»>’-13<
5
11 lbs. 15c Ö
Melons
Guaranteed.
each
Lettuce
Larga crisp heads.
F R E E — ^Package o f Plue Bell Potato Chips With Each Purchase
10c and 25c
C o tta g e G ro v e
12*
Parow ax
FREE
L ard
* » . _£
Peaches
4c
Tissue
1 bs.
.......................
California—Buy all you w ant..............
tall can
93«
19c
Rice
M ILK
49-lb.
bag
lb.
Sugar
Oregon
lb.
8c
Airwny — Santo» Blend for a
Yolo Catsup 14-oz. bottles 10c
Local P ru n e s . 4 lbs. 14c
C orn Meal
“High Speed”
COFFEE
limit quantities
19c
*
k