f iiip a y , a p r ii . i t
issa
TH E HKNTINKf., fXFTTAGF. GBHVK, ÍH tr/W M
I
DO MBNA.
W ord ha» been received here th a t
April VI. Mr. and Mrs
a eon * « • born .Saturday to Mr anil
Min
Max Hears of Iliad wood, K erns of E ugene sp en t the
form er rexldente of th is city The end w ith Mis. K erns' m other,
child hae been nam ed Dale Dean. M Mosby.
D elbert Jen n in g s, a stu d en t of
Millinery. N o rth S ixth Mt
alllp D orena
FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 55
T h e Id ea l “ M E A T I N G ” P la c e
g la d e school, broke an a im
SPECIAL FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY
|
Word haa been received here th at T hu rsd ay while pole vaulting
T he H appy Circle Mewing club
K enneth Crow of E ugene, a form al
The fifth annual op»*n house of
M e a ts an d G r o c e r ie s
Repre-«fritatives
of
Li
Ain
realdent of thia cltv who waa em- rnet W ednesday with M rs Avanelle the C ottage G rove high sch'xri will
Legion po-ts of Isuis. Lh
100%
nliryed here at the Mills u n d e rta k W icks
100%
be held at 7 o'clock Wed nesday eve and Lincoln counties m et
Evelyn C olnei and Isola I sham of ning und»T the m anagem ent and
ing parlors, la now chief »«»l.iaiii
HAM BURGER
PORK SA U SA G E
at the M arlon V eatch fu n eiu l hom e C ottage G rove visited M atuiday In supervision of the sophom ore < las* nssdav night for a d is trk
this vicinity.
BEEF R O A ST S
PO RK R O A S T S
G raphs, posters and c h a rts of the
Mrs H arlev G ates, Mrs. Nelson
E ugene visitors S atu rd ay were
10c lb.
10c lb.
I-van unit T en d er
DeYoung. Mrs. Nellie lllackm ore, E v erett and Jo h n H olstroin. W ar E nglish, m athem atics, history for
eign
language, gegography
and
Mrs Vera Medley and Mra K ihei ren and H arold Cooper, J E Bed
lb.
Fresh Oround Round
]
H am m ond atten d ed a itoyal N eigh ford, Mia N ettle W ilbur. Mr and civic classes will be displayed
12* c
P ure Lard S h o r te n in g
bors convention held T uesday In Mrs. II. M Bales ami children S id Work t»ooks, rnar>s and noteb'/oka
S
te
a
k
o
r
V
eal
L
oaf
I
are to be included in tne history
ild
' C orvallis
ney, Klwyn un Ju a n ita . Mia. Em displays The com plete w orks of
Bulk
M
illinery.
N
o
rth
Mlxth
Hl
»21
p
m a G regory and children W illiam the boys' shop classes w|J| be in and the N
L IN K S A U S A G E
15c lb.
PURE LA RD
E ' " Ml W aitn' r *nd the assem bly and the shop Di&w have been «uccessful onom ” le
3 lb s. for 25c
M rs O. M Bagley .p e n t the P»sl :
P u re P o rk
in
M ill., t l l a l l l n . . k e e
e— ►
U lM V l
Ground
to your order
1
weak
In
C
orvallis
visiting
her
p
ar
ingM
and
dem
o
n
stratio
n
s
are
to
be
Legion
e
ffo
r
and
for favorable na-
Jo h n F letch er and »on lx*»He of explained by the stu d en ts of the
»nts
Stookton. Cal., visited briefly here physics and science classoa. Cook t Iona I action
S te e r B e e f P o t R o a st
S H O R T E N IN G
lb.
Mrs Belle M endenhall left Wed* Monday They are form er resid en ts
Con Dillon. E ugene, told of the
I nesday to spend two weeks at Oak- of this place and were on th eir way ing and related science classes and com m unity service of the kxral
B O IL IN G B E E F
Yearling—Center Cuts
s«rwing
and
related
a
r
t
classes
will
' land. C a l. w ith her brother, George to C urtin, w here they will reside
host.; A rch Bagley, l^ h a n o n . for-
have
forxJ
and
clothing
displays.
A
10c lb.
3 lb s. for 2 5 c
W Mnlder, who had been here to
" *
sldent here, told of his
R u th Enjfland and children R ob
atten d the funeral of M rs
M en e rt and Fave and H arold K irk mo hog calling and a m ilking c< nb wt
14c
lb.
tor
g
ard
en
s
for
will be held bv the agriculture the needt C he, T avlor. C orvallis,
Yearling Steer
I.AMB CHOI’S
d en h all’s h usband F B M enden tored to E ugene F rid ay evening
i 25c lb -
boys. Piizen a re being ofered bv Ml no Mpok on
hall
We purchased W E Quinn
com m unity service
Mrs C lara K irk and son W ayne local buslnews men.
O
ther
D r e s s e d R a b b its
LEC-O-LAMH
w ere
D istrict
M rs Celia lla n d v of Mkvhomleh, and Mrs Hrnlth and d a u g h te r Hhir-
Black Poll Angus yearling
special exhibit Is ben< planned C om m ander it-akers
a rt Talh-.t of A lbany
W ash., has arriv ed here to m ake lev of O regon Cltv spent the week by A the
steers,
tra in fed. Best grade T W I N L O A F B R E A D
sophom
ore
cla*
.
to
display
and
R
obert
{• rom m of C ottage
; h er home with Mrs. Annie Butler. end a t the J L. W hltsell home
1 5 c lb.
objects connected with the history Grove
betf—none
too "ood for Cot
each 6c
of the sctiool A com plete program
<1. A. Collin» of I-oa Angeles Is
P lans w ere m ade to hold the next
tag
s
Grove
people.
CARD
O
F
TH
A
N
K
S
___
______________
wll|
be
held
in
the
gym
nasium
a
t
expected
to
arriv
e
h
ere
som
e
tim
e
T UONE
of Mav' **’ P ' '" '• n',e th '1 '“ " f t Part
1 9 c ,b -
this week end to atten d to business ' We wl*h 1,1 tak e this m eans of ”
Including br>--»entatton of the
L IN K S A U S A G E
FR ESH O Y ST E R S
U n d . S 11.AK
In ro n n ertlo n w ith B ohem ia m ines r,<l<»esslng o u r th u n k s and ap p rs- aim s of d ifferent d e p artm en ts bv
The M glon au x iliary also held a
P u d e n ts and teachers and a glee d istrict m eetin g at the
W
ie
n
e
r
s
Mr.
and
M
r.
G
uv
Byle
of
E
u
g
'
n
e
,h
5
,"
nnY
‘B
n
d
n
.s
w
.
PORK CHOPS 1
2 lb s. fo r 2 5 c
visited the I- I. G ran n is and C J *h,' wn
the tim e of our recent club concert under the direction of ■ the I-eglon m eeting. sam e tim»
p int
20c
2 lb s. for 25c
Kern fam ilies Sunday.
¡b ereavem ent We especially wish Mis» M yrtle Kern.
Home made.
1
A bano'M t and program fol.owed
to th an k the m erch an ts (or closing
F ran k G aidlblnl and Cecil Regie th eir stores d u rin g the h o u r o f the
bro u g h t hom e tw o large Chinooks funeral
N a tio n a l P o p p y P o s te r
Sunday a fte r spending the <lav
F R E E D E L IV E R Y
E v e n i n g o f M u s ic Is
Mrs F E. Mendenlu&ll,
the "rushes ’ of the new p ictu re ha
fishing at Hcottnburg. One weighed
C o n te s t P r ize s G iv e n
Mrs K ath arin e York
seem ed content.
28 pounds and one 22 pounds.
a21p
M arshall M endenhall
A n n o u n c e d fo r S u n d a y
A L L D A Y A N Y T IM E
F red eric M arch, as the heroic
Mr and Mrs. C A O ttm an of E u
For Quality M e a t s
The national poppy poster con
prefect of old Rome, sacrificing
gene spent Hundav with Mr and
test
w
hich
l>
sponsored
each
year
w ealth, position, even life for lova
Mrs. C C. Cruson.
young voices w.ll blend in
by the A m erican Legion auxiliary the F o rty
of a C h ristian m artyr-m aid, la said
F R E D A N D E R S O N , P rop .
w o rld - favorite chorals from
A son was born April 11 to Mr
prior Ut the sale of poppies, was '•-nk'lan'l
_____
t0
have the m ost vlrlla rota of hla
G erm any, F inland R ussia
and Mrs Jnm ea H eady of P o rtlan d
career. E llssa I^andl C laudett» Cnl
concluded F riday and prizes aw ard- and P ran ce
in
an
evening
of
m
usic
The child weighed nine pounds and
.h
e
f
ir
.t
Cecil
B
DeMilla
spec-
bert
and C h art« . L aughton ¿ y .
I ed W ednesday evening as follows to be given a t 7 30 p. m S unday in
has been nam ed Jam es F ran k lin
Section Including fourth fifth and the P resb y terian church bv A lb an y ' tac.e rd ram a since the advent of the o th er principal roles
Mrs Heady was Miss O ra F ullm er
sound. The Sign of the Cross."
The storv w ».
...
Sixth grades
first prize. M yrtle college polyphonic choir
opens Sunday a t the A rcade thea- . c re en from the f a m o ^ pU y &
Col W II. Moore. Inspector-In of th is city
Mav S anders west side school; sec
'In
These
D
elightful
P
leasan
t
stru c lo r for th e coast a rtille ry re
Mrs A nna Heybolt of Merlin, re
ond prise, K enneth B iggj. cen tral G roves" <P u rc e ll); D ear I-and of
, j
W ilson B arre tt. Its p rincipals are
serves, ronveio-,1 an
exam ining tu rn ed hom e T h u rsd ay a fte r spend
»chool; honorable m ention' Velma 2°®,*;. 'S belitw i; "Alsatian E a ste r
'I.- m ade tn* g re a te st spectacle supported bv an ensem ble of 7 500
board here F rid ay for R obert I> ing several weeks here s t the homes
Wilson, fourth
grade.
F rances
lerv p x 'u r'-s, ‘he m em orable e x tra players, the g re a te st num ber
aroi <Gaul); and m usic of the
tthaeffer. who passed the exainlnn
•f tw o sisters. Mrs Lee W illiam s
H ughes, sixth grade I xj I s H ansen L
i eu C om m andm ents.” and entered used tn any production since the
R ussian church are am ong th
lion for second lieu ten an t
and Mrs F ran k W hite.
fourth grade. Hara Ja n e Moore num
-tri
Hoilvwood
lists anew determ in- days of the silent dram a.
bers. ’ G allia" by Gounod
_____________
fifth grade and Billie Ann Butler, m otet fo r mixed voices. Is a special a <-d to surpass even th a t achieve-
Mr and Mra I. M H aney s|>enl
H D Kern of Medford
To In young people’s class, for
fourth grade; section including religious n u m b er of g reat populari
■■ - *-, .’.l.- . ‘f 1...- lo.-ig.-d a t
Incom e T ax R aco rd a
the week end In E ugene at the w eek's av erag e 331
a21p M onday evening here at the home
'cventh and eigfcth grades first ty and Im pressiveness.
hom e of a eon. G len lian ey
of his purents. Mr and Mrs O M
d a u g h te r was born April U to Kem.
prize
1^)1« G ugglsberg. seventh
Mr anil Mis John Hllshy of Port Mr A and
Miss N ancy Thielsen, vocal In
Mrs F ran k Hmlth of P o r t
g
rade; second prize. D orothv Hie* stru
,0.1
.H -
th e
w e e k h e r e visiting
F red B ennett of C orvallis, fo r
c to r a t A lbany College Is di
land
Mrs
Hmlth
was
E
stella
P
rince
m
ann.
seventh
grade:
honorable
fi lands
recto r of the choir.
and Is a d a u g h te r of Mrs H A m er resident of this city, was a vis
m ention. Mary Ja n e Sm ith, seventh
Mrs It B Breedlove sp en t Hun P rin ce of th is city The child hae itor h ers W ednesday evening and
grade, M argaret I-eum
eighth
day and M onday tn P o rtlan d .
atten d ed a m eeting of the Wlllam-
been nam ed Dalorls.
S enior Claes P lav Progresses.
grade, and B eta S turdevant, sev
•W2 atten d ed C h ristian schiMil
P ractice on the senior class plav
Melvin Bresee, stu d en t a t O regon ett council of the A m erican Legion
enth g rade The first prize was t l
Hundav
a2lp ■State collage, spent the week ond
Mr and Mrs A W Hwanson and
Seven K eys to B a llp a te ," w hich
and the second prize was 50 cents
Mra 0 H E rost and Mrs. J. P. here with his p aren ts Mr and M rs Mr and Mrs M'-rviile V eatch «0«
Ju d g e , were Rev H. W Davie, A. is to be presented M ay 10. is well
son D ouglas spent the week end at
under
wav Miss Joy Ingalls Is di
G rah am spent M onday In Hslatn O V Breese
^ h o f-tall, R obert From m . Mrs.
th e Veateh su m m er hom e on the
and atten d ed a m eeting of Ute
C. E F ro st and Miss E unice Van- recto r C om m ittees In ch arg e are
G rad u atio n tim e Is h ers again U
mpqua.
W hite S m i n e U n I-r'».t was In We have Just the dresses you will
D enbeig These posters a re used as follows- S tage m an ag er, P aul
Sanders, p ro p e rty m anager, W arren
stalled as color b earer.
Mr anti M rs l^ s lle Hall and son
for ad v ertisin g purposes.
need for th e occasion The K m art
IN P R IN T S , P L A IN C O L O R S
Sm ith; a d v ertisin g m anager. A nita
o21c M a te r of W endlm g spent 8undav
Dr. an d Mrs. C. H. K im s spent Shop
H aldem an; ushers. W illard Arne
here
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
MObBY C R E E K .
the week end in T re n t w ith rela
Mr and Mrs G eorge H ew itt and
PA STEL A N D DARK SH AD ES
tives of Mrs Kim»
April 17. Mrs. G eorge M orris R aym ond Bogan and Clyde Sm ith.
la u g h te r Ja n ie s of C orvallis spent J h e r t Wooley.
has gone to N ew berg to visit rela The senior class is sponsoring a
Mr and M rs A lbert Wooley and
N sw m errh an d lee received a t Hundav h ere at the hom e of Mrs
poster contest and the one m aking
tives for several weeks.
K m art Shop Blouses, ekirte. silk H ew ett’s paren ts. Mr and Mrs II ■laughter Fave and son K eith e x
FOR AFTERNOON — STREET — EVENING AND
The G et-together club m et with the best poster will receive two
pact to spend the week end at I
dresses and h ats.
a2lc B Breedlove,
tick ets to the plav and th e one
Mrs.
B
ert
L
an
caster
W
ednesday
for
th
eir
sum
m
er
hom
e
on
the
U
mpqua.
Mndelle Be Idler and
Carolyn
SPORT STYLES
Mr. and Mrs H I., G odard and
an all-dav m eeting Miss G ertrude m ak in g the second best poster will
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sltebv form er
Mr. and M is H arry G odard and G ran n is, U niversity of O regon stu
Hkow w as there and put on an egg receive one ticket. Anyone selling
residents,
are
here
from
P
o
rtlan
d
PRICED LOW
dents.
spent
the
week
end
at
th
eir
»5 w orth of tick ets will receive a
d a u g h te r N unry sp en t Sunday In
dem onstration.
The faruouM
on business
reserved se a t ttoket.
E ugene ai the hom e of Mrs Mary hom es here.
M
rs.
N
ancy
P
o
rte
r
ol
C
ottage
Mace y line
T he cast of c h a ra c te rs is as fol-
D on’t neglect Bible school a21p ( .M im P hyllis .Monson, d a u g h te r of
G raham
Grove sp en t last week at the home
Mrs. A rm orsl Monson, has u n d er
O m er Moore w as called to New-
>f a sister, Mrs. D an B rum baugh. i o w . i : E lijah Q uim by 'c a re ta k e r of
Mrs II A Miller spent the latter gone a m astoid o peration at a Eu-
. »• t> ,f hl» p art of th e week In R oseburg, j
Mr and Mrs. Bob L andw ehr of B aldpate In n ), Tow H ow ard: M rs
k’ene hosoltal and h er condition 1«
m other. He w as accom panied by w here she w as called bv the death »crious.
A storia visited la st week a t the Q ulm bv A ugusta H eck; W illiam
although
she
is
reported
to
Hallow ell M agee (au th o r). V incent
G len L inebaugh home.
his wife ami a d a u g h te r Pauline.
of s g ra n d d au g h ter. Mrs
Gene be im proving.
T h irty w ere present S unday at B richer; Jo h n Bland. Lloyd Pleu-
H porilng G oods' W hat Is It you Buden
L SHLJWLSBMSMytfaj flt-aií¿SjUjLj
a
...
Iva
G
u
n
ter
ic
visiting frien d s in
' the B lue M ountain church for the rd ; M ary N orton. T helm a M atson:
A •• liavr ii
We have all
ord ha« been received here bv G ra n ts Pass.
basket din n er. P laying and singing 'I r a RhfxJes. D orothv Baldwin* i
k inds of F ishing T ackle and we Mrs A W Klme th a t a d a u g h ter
P eters 'h e rm it) . Jam es V a sb in d e r:
were enjoyed in th e afternoon.
have Baseball supplies See us now w as born M nrch 1» to Mr and Mrs , C arl l*yrltx of G ard in er Is visiting
American
T ie
Mrs. Nellie C ham berlain and M yra T hornhill, Mav C hestnut Lou
for your sporting needs. G raber- D csn Callers, who a re living In nt the home of a sister. Mrs O R
Max.
R alph B oslaugh; Jim C argon
Andr, . i tUUv-r u . ia > uurw hat of children of G ran ts P ass spent sev
U etty s H ardw are.
s31c H aw aii M rs C ellrra was Jav F ra si G unter.
F o rrest Lem ley; T hom as H ayden.
pioneer
eral
days
visiting
relatives
and
In
advertising,
being
er and ta u g h t In the C ottage G rove
Vv ;Lard A rne; Jiggs K ennedy 'de-
among the first furniture m akers in friends in the neighborhood.
echoota.
t-c tiv e i. H arold P lan k ; ow ner of
G
ran
d
m
a
Castle
and
the
three
America to use Illustrated ad v ertis C astle children a re sick w ith the B aldpate Inn. D alton W ard.
B end rrdtm rw d every Monda»
AGRICULTURAL LIME
Ili^h S c h o o l N o t e s
night.
ing
H it specialty waa W indsor measles.
Finely ground In su g a r aacka.
CARD O F THA NK S.
M cKinley C arr of S eattle spent
chairs, a little known craftsm an
The P. T. A program held F ri
par ton. M.lXi. and 2o aach a l th e week end h ere w ith his wife nt
To the frien d s w ho have nobly
of the la tte r Eighteenth and fir« day n ig h t a t th e Blue M ountain
lowed whan aacka a re retu rn ed .
...................
,
.
,
c
.,ucu
tood
by;
F o r each th o u g h tfu l a c t of
th e home of her p aren ts, Mr and
house was well attended.
K ath erin e Bishop, fresh m an , re p art of th e N ineteenth century was school
Mrs. O M Kem Mra. C a rr re lu m
Mrs F red Frazc-e left Sunday for K“ *dne®s : £or the lovely flow ers and
U alctte P oultry U rtla
OF THE
e
d
to
school
a
fte
r
an
absence
H
enry
Connelly
of
Philadelphia,
turn ed hom e w ith him , a fte r hav of several daya.
P rineville to spend several weeks u ts 1
nave brightened th e tong
Chick and pullet site, ton . WOO ing
m aker of aldebourds. He was prom a t the hom e of a d au g h ter. Mrs.
spent tw o w eeks here.
°*
w*
i^
n
F.
and
the
beautiful
H en and tu rk ev else, ton - Moo
G enevieve
Rressler, freshm an
trib u tes you have bro u g h t to light
E ugene Dove spent the week end and Vlrglj H orn, junior, w ere ab inent In “T he Society for Relieving Bill Wilcox
BUikkallr Minrv, Wnkhultr. Ore.
Mr. and ‘ Mrs Bill K irk have en our sorrow s today, we wish to
nt his hom e In R ainier.
sent from school several daya last the Misery of Public P risoners.“
express
our thanks.
moved
into
the
house
owned bv
G ard en Toole! We have a com week
OF COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Almond H em enw av.
Mr Jack so n
plete line and at| types E v erything
Mabie B luckm ore M ildred Call-
and fam ily.
a 2 ie
Mr an d Mrs. H arvey R itchey
Well, T hera A re Some
Mrs II 11. H arm s of P o rtlan d Is from p ru n in g sh ears to spading ‘‘r * Rn<l little Bobobv W icks were
March 31, 1933
Much writing has been done In ■-ve moved Into the Glen I.:
spending the week at the home of shovels Let tie help you w ith your visitors of the high school last
Incom
e
T
ax
Records.
Sentinel.
baugh
house
recently
vacated
bv
week.
g ard en t o o l problem s. O raber-
a sister. Mrs. O E W oodson.
prison, and much more should he
Incom e T ax R ecords. Sentinel.
LIABILITIES
RESOURCES
The high school girls' sextet will "Don Quixote" und “The Pilgrim 's the C larence K irk fam ily.
a21c
O. E W oodson retu rn ed T uesday f ,®’ ,ys H ard w are
H enry R issue w as seriously ill
sing
ton
ig
h
t
at
the
style
show
giv
Loans
and
discounts
$186,207
45
Capital
....................
$ 50,000.00
Miss Merle Bowen sp en t th e week
from spending several days a t hia
en by the J. C. P en n ey sto re tn the Progress" were composed while the first of the week.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
end at h er hom e In Silverton.
ran ch In e a stern Oregon.
Overdraft
Surplus
..................
25,000.00
16.16
th eir authors lay In durance more
A rcade th eater
In the county co u rt r f the state
Mr and Mrs L L H a rrsl and
Tom Kem and Ja c k Kellv spent
SAGINAW
Profits
Municipal Eonds
3,881.28
Mis» T h eresa Young visited at or less rile. Would you not tie happy
of
O
regon
fo
r
I-ane
county.
Mr and Mrs. C harles B ail spent th e week end a t P ru n e hill on a the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O
April 18. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
N
otice
is
hereby
given
th
a
t
th
e
to
know
th
at
tunny
other
m
aster
37,500.00
and
warrants
109.567.60
C
irculation................
Sunday fishing at Loon lake
fishing trip.
S haron of C oburg a re visiting their
Bengston In Medford d u rin g the
pieces you were required to read sons W illiam and C harles this undersigned D. H. H em enw av w as Other Bonds and
Deposits .................. 435,157.75
Wa have a n y th in g your c ar mav
Miss Florence Je n k s spent the week end.
on the 20th dav of M arch. 1933, by
week.
as
a
child
were
w
ritten
In
prison;
need and our rep air shop Is of the week end at h er hom e In T angent.
Miss F lorence Je n k s spent the
securities
33,870.16
the county co u rt aforesaid, ap p o in t
best at urlces as low or low er th an
Willis H ibbard spent several days ed a d m in is tra to r of the esta te of
Bible school 9 45 a. m.
a21p week end at h er hom e In T angent. or. at any rate, that any subsequent
2.250 00
lust o rd in ary rep a ir shops Let us
Miss E lsie Lea atten d ed a m usical books by the sam e authors w ere’ last week in R oseburg visiting a C arrie H em enw ay, deceased, and Stock F R Bank
Mr« 1-enora IS-burn of E ugene
quote prices on your rep a ir Job Nel an d Miss E sth e r Selfkin of W est program a t the P resb y terian church —Detroit News.
b rother Alva Mr. H ibbard expects th a t all persons having claim s, of Bank Bldg., furniture
aon M otor Co.
a21c fir spent the week end here at the In E ugene F rid ay night
to leave this week to spend a m onth w hatsoever n atu re, kind or descrip
and fixtures, other
or m ore at R oseburg
P rin cip al F
L G ran n is. Miss
Mrs. Jen n ie Nichole, who had hom e of Mrs. P y b u rn 's paren ts. Mr.
tion. a g a in st said estate a re noti
real estate
20,897.64
Mr. and Mrs M arvin H arpole and fied and req u ired to p resen t the
Elsie Lea and Gall Llndam ood a t
M . rtln Luther's Death
m ade an extended visit at the hom e and .Mrs W I. Hubbell
children and F. T. B enston were sam e duly verified acco rd in g to U S Bonds
114,274.18
of n daughter-in-law . Mrs. F ran cis
Miss H elen Olsen, d a u g h te r of tended the initiatio n cerem ony and
M artin L uther died aa a result of : 1 inner guests S unday a t the
Nichols, retu rn ed S atu rd ay to h er Mr. and Mra. O laf O lsen of this banquet for new m em bers of the
law, to the said a d m in is tra to r a t Cash and due from
honor society at E ugene S atu rd ay exposure while attending a dispute B enston home.
hom e In San Francisco.
C ottage Grove. O regon, w ithin six
city, has been reelected to teach
banks
84,455.84 ‘
Mr
and
Mrs.
P
ete
H
odson
and
Miss
Merle
Bowen
spent
the
at
which
he
arb
itra
ted
between
tin
m onths from th e d ate of the first
Mrs. Eva ilem en w av and d au g h the th ird grade next y ear at P rin e
week end a t h er home In Silverton C ounts Albrecht Hnd G ebhard of children spent T h u rsd ay a t the Rov publication of th is notice to-wlt.
te r Hazel of P o rtlan d w ere here to ville.
C
raine
home
in
Lynx
Hollow
The following girls hiked to the Mnnsfielil. He succes-fullj acconi
M arch 24, 1933, th e d ate of the
a tte n d the fu n eral of Mlae K ath-
$551.539.03
Opal R ay spent the week end In
$551,539 03
Mrs. O tis C hapm an and children first publication thereof being the
eryn Ilem enw av. g ra n d d a u g h te r of D rain at the hom e of a cousin steel bridge and back S atu rd ay pllshed bis mission and preache», i spent
S
atu
rd
ay
In
E
ugene
for
ath
letic
nolnts:
Mav
Aubrey
said 24tli day of M arch. 1933. an d
Mrs. Ilem enw av
(.a u ra Adamson.
The school children of the p ri the d ate of the la st publication on
D orothy Baldwin. Lucille Bogan several tim es to crowded congrega
O v e r 3 0 Y e a r s o f S u c c e s s f u l B a n k in g
E njoy your tim e a t the I’aatlnte.
Mrs Inez Meeks h as received and Allene T u rn er.
tions, but the exposur«* to Inclement m ary g rad es held an E a ste r egg the 21st dav of April, 1933.
A clean men’s rendezvous
tf ’ word
Iren e S handa. assisted bv Let a w eather on the way to Elsletien and hunt a t the school house F riday
from Madison. W ls„ of the
D. H. H EM EN W A Y . A dm in
U n d e r th e S a m e M a n a g e m e n t
W illiam Zlm m erly Is one of those d e a th th is week of a nenhew. Lg- M o s b y .
, aftern o o n The upper grades plav-
en tertain ed
G enevieve
is tra to r of the E s ta te of
B ressler nnd Mildred Holm at din- *’r“ ,rn<',p'' negotiations proved too ed gam es and had a spelling m atch
who <|ualtfled In the O akw ay spring I V erne G raves.
C arrie H em enw ay. D eceas
golf to u rn am en t at E ugene He won
* strain on his Infirm body,
M r and Mrs. C laude W illey and
ed.
m24-a21
A son w as born M arch 19 to Mr. n.-r at the p ractice house M onday
hie flrel m atch nlnved S unday fore and Mrs. II. K. H ard in g of t o n evening.
and on the early m orning of Feb d a u g h te r of D elight valley spent H. J. Shinn,
r
ridav
evening
at
noon E lbert S m ith also qualified land The child weighed <■’ no---..i«
the H ow ard
A ttorney for the E s t a t e .
ruary 18, l.Mfl, he passed quietly Keene home.
but defaulted.
and has been nam ed A lbert G or
away.
Anglo-Saxon» F irst
M
rs.
C.
H.
S
haron
of
C
oburg
was
M rs Mamie R om aine of P o rtlan d don Mrs. H ard in " Is n ••■■indd-.,.
NOTICE OF FINAL
Boat racing originated among the
a d in n er guest a t the C. M La-
Is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. le r of th e late Mrs. L. M. Thom p-
SETTLEMENT.
ig lò Saxons
bauch hom e S atu raay .
A W Klme
' aon.
N otice is hereby given th a t th e
P opular Notion W rong
A num ber of young folks a t undersigned
haa filed herein h er
The nmnn Is a solid and opaqur tended a p arty at Mrs Conn's home final account as the ad m in istra trix
body, nearly spherical In form, and F riday night.
of th e estate of A nderson S. W ard,
deceased, w ith the county co u rt of
It Is absolutely Impossible for s r
Ed
D EL IG H T VALLEY.
L ane county, s ta te of O regon, and
• h s e rre r to see s «tar within the
April 19. Mr. and Mrs. C harles an o rd er has been m ade an d e n te r
prescent nf the new moon, notwlth S haron Sr. (C oburg) spent T h u rs ed of record d irectin g th is notice
standing the popular notion to the day a t the R. L. L earning home.
and se ttin g th e 25th day of April,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. S ears and E lta 1933, a t the h o u r of 10 o'clock In
contrary
— P h o n e 153—
and R u th H ohm an were E ugene the forenoon of said day as th e tim e
visitors S atu rd ay afternoon.
an d the co u n ty c o u rt room, county
A son w as born S atu rd ay in a co u rt house. E ugene. L ane countv.
Thinking It Over
hospital in A storia to Mr. and Ms. sta te of O regon, as the place for
O ratorical ocimslons are. as a rule, Max S ears of B radw ood. The baby th e h earin g of objections. If any. to
iniiccotii|innled by violent demon has been nam ed D ale Dean.
th e final acco u n t and the final
Mrs. M. A. H orn spent T uesday settlem en t of said estate.
strations. I, has become h general
In
Eugene.
D ated and first published this
custom of American audiences to
Mr. and Mrs. Glen S m ith of Med 24th day of M arch. 1933.
Sugar (B e st C a n e)
listen
to
a
speech,
rend
It
over
la
10 lb s. 4 9 c
10c Bar C a n d y ................................ 5 c
The representative
ford visited at the hom e of Mr.
D ate of last publication. A pril
'h e new spapers and thpn form their j S m ith's sister, Mrs. M. A. H orn. 21 1933
own conclusions W ashington Star. Sunday forenoon.
NORA E. W A RD . A dm ini
from the tailoring
C o f f e e (G o ld e n W e s t )
lb. 3 0 c
Mrs. L aw rence M ontleth is ill
W a ln u ts ............................... 2 lb s. 2 5 c
s tra trix of E sta te of An-
w ith tonsllltis.
derson S. W ard, D eceased.
shops of Ed V. Price
Miss D orothv H ohm an of U. of O. H erb ert W. L om bard,
m24-a21c
D ried P r u n e s ( I ta lia n )
spent
the
week
end
a
t
the
hom
e
of
A
ttorney
for
A
d
m
in
istra
trix
.
6
0
c
b
o
ttle
L
iq
u
id
V
e
n
e
e
r
3
0
c
lb s. 1 9 c
& Co. of Chicago will
| her parents.
H arry C hilders (G oshen) spent
be here in person
S unday n ig h t at the Law rence
D ried F ig s
............. 3 lb s. 1 9 c
5 0 c B room
39c
Brown home.
with a full line of all-
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W itcher (Cot
tage Grove) visited Sunday and
At astonishingly low prices.
lb. 1 3 c
V in e g a r (P u r e C id e r )
ga l. 3 9 c
C ream C an d y
M onday a t the hom e of a son. F. E
wool patterns.
W itcher.
Mr. and Mrs. V ern K eahev are
C o r n ( G o ld e n B a r)
2 cans 2 9 c
| m oving n e a r L orane th is week.
R h ubarb ............................... 6 lb s, 2 5 c
Prices range—
Mrs. M. A. H orn atte n d e d a m eet
Made to meet competition,
ing of Red Cross relief w orkers In
Paiticularly in Service.
M a y o n n a ise ( G o ld e n )
C ottage G rove T uesday evening.
p in t 2 4 c
3 lb s. 1 5 c
Phyllis Johnsoq. a tte n d e a *he typ
ing contest w ith W alker high school
R ad io R ay
<ijin E ugene Friday.
S i HIGH SCHOOL TO HOLD LEGIOSNAIHES THREE
ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE COUNTIES MEET HERE
Q U A LITY M ARKET
BARTELS M A RK ET |
1
I
10c & 12k
15c
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
I
I
I
I
Call
C ity B riefs
46
OE MULE BRINGS HIS
FIRST TALKIE DRAMA
I
Week-End Specials
S IL K F R O C K S
!
Steel and W ood
Filing C abinets and)
T ransfer Cases
f
$266 $3 66 $4
z z
The Sentinel
C. J. B R E I E R C O .
Cottage Grove
C ondensed R ep o rt
F irst N atio n al B ank
ONE DAY
SALE
V. Price S'Co.
Tailored Suits
S m ith -S h o rt G r o c e r y
M onday
A p ril 24
Saturday Grocery Savings
4
Rebuilt Batteries
New Batteries
’21
Pop Corn ...................
Battery Charging
ADVANCE
S ugar - F lo u r - M ilk - Spuds - C ereals
Are advancing. We will advance our price Mon.
L A Y IN A SU PPL Y
H as T h is to S a y :
We have been off the gold
sta n d a rd for 3 years, Also
silver nnd d a rn n ear copper.
• • •
But we still do a gold sta n d
ard job on your radio at sil
ver prices.
♦ • •
Mt. S tates P ow er did a nice
lob of noise elim ination this
jveek and radio fans are
grateful.
Electrienlly yours,
RADIO RAY.
Ole lutwoon Is Injured.
J. R. Lawson, b etter know n as
Ole lurwson. suffered a severe
gash on the back of his left leg
rh u rsd a v forenoon w hen a trim
saw a t the S aginaw mill, w here he
w as em ployed, lum ped out and
stru ck him. He was brought to
C ottage Grove for first aid and
then tak en to a E ugene hospital.
The gash was 5 inches long, but
the m ain a rte ry an d cord w ere not
severed.
Agile Kangaroo»
Some of the larger kangaroos
which stand almost as high as a tall
man, cover from 10 to 20 feet In ,-i
single hound.
This has been our specialty
for many years and we give
absolute satisfaction.
__ Up
Belt or suspenders
Battery Repairs
Our long experience assures
you of correct and reliable
work
Motor Inn
Service Station
L. L. Harrel
Bert Trask,
free with each suit
purchased
COPYRIGHT
PRICE A c a
Monday,
April 24.
Umpbrey & Mackin
Good Values and Low P rices