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T U B S E N T IN E L , O O T T A G » G B O V K , O » t t W N ,
£ ottagr fòrovr $rn tinti
w.
were h o llir tn r for fctm»oot to
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do «cmethlng th a t would give the
d«prMAlon a oolar ptoaua. Everyone
IL B U T BSOA U to r
• u rvody to promise to do aay-
I n n Frl4*y
TM*»» kr
by o
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pubiUkUf C »«»«/.
thing he er*s asked to do that
Xlk.n M >
would Aid IB brlagtng About better
U W n Molti
The follow ing bills were allowed
<Bv I a s te r G e a rh art.)
M r and Mrs. H . L lng alle of
tim es N ow sooieuee has Attem pted
A tir»«
Rov Bryson, camp mechanic, was a , lha regular meeting of the city
to do w h a t we ware hollering About Eugene have announced the com ­
8»»»«' es —— A-.
ing m a rria g e o f th e ir elder d augh­ kept fa irly busy for tw o days last c<Juncll
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J* M«rtk M zU A re w e going to do the p art that ter. Mtae Joy Louise Ing alls «-ho week rep airin g the Cletrac tra c to r John C Schaffer, police
we were ready to
promise
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fo r tw o years has tau g ht In the A hugh rock rolled o ff a bank G B. Ihtcher, police
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T hat la the question, and upon ua Cottage Grove high school, to Versl w hile the tra c to r was operating on O V Breese, ire o rd e r
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Oae rear ------ «l.TM rkew M a tte .M
B S depends
depende w hether the things are go- W rig h t eon of Mt and M i»
pee*
P the Ilrtc e creek road and nearly de-. C F Counts, street sweeping 04 .VI
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said we W rig h t o f P o rtland. T h e wedding mollahed The rear of the tra c to r L. W Coiner, city engineer
wanted done.
w ill be an event of Septem ber 9 in W ith the aid o f an electric welding IX ian el Allen, recorder aaale-
T h e president s program has gone Eugene
Wise Ing alls graduated o u tfit, operated by an employe of
tant
much fa r th e r than T he
Sentinel
tb * U n lvereltv of O regon In the H e ln e r m achine ehop. Cottage Hooker Electrochem ical CM.
Grove,
the
cam
p
mechanic
was
able
chlorine
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would have auggeeted I t has gone
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to get the m achine running again F ire departm ent
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sorority <nu o f the N a
a it k M g a i ' wthmhi I m w tll ka takae much fa rth e r than T he
Sentinel tlOMU Collegiate Players on the
T he firs t of a series of travelin g Dr. C. hl Frost, health o f­
■a a>el4 M t w Tfc*
xM pu «4- Im agined anyone bad the nerve Io 'c a m p u s M r W rig h t is also a for»
lú.uü
ficer
Ubrarlee fo r C C C. camps reach­
ranaalaa la l u e ala ae a «a I t e aa4«e
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did not mer student at the u niversity and ed here last week. I t consists of PC Chestnut I ransfer. hauling
w * i4 ia < lAat u wUI a « te U a k i. ta r e a r try to go T he Sentinel
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a n e r ta e a r a4»arliaajaaat publiâtes l a ­ im agine th a t anyone would volun- is a m em ber of Phi
D e lta T h e ta volumes w hich can be kept In camp Neptune M eter C o . repairs
tees proal u raa4 by iba e d raruaar aa4 ta rtly eet fo r him self a
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task so fra te rn ity
fo r a period of two weeks. An ad- G ra b e i-G e lty s hardw are
rataraaU a i t i auch a n a r or a arraw iaai herculean as that the president has
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d itlo n a l 90 books have alao been County clerk, recording
p u t a lj a atr4 la a rltta a tb a n a a « *4 la
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*«“ « r‘ aln- acquired as a perm anent possession K rw in Hanson, wood
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that aas« I t aay vrrar as aatad la sat set fo r him self The w eight o f re-
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o f the camp.
K rw in Hanson hauling
eaereetad ky Tka AaaUaal l u
liab ility aponalbillty probably w ill ta k e y e a r. 2 ^ . . ^ . ?
eon T hu rsday of last w eek at the
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a ball a * t aaaaad aacA e preparata« at It e
C aptain & T . Sutton, who came
In n Svc. S la t., gas
o
ff
his
life
W
h
en
one
Is
w
illin
g
to
aaUra aaat at aaaA s 4 -iilis e w e a l a t ite
Colonial cafe honoring tw o sisters. to Brie» er««M cunip July M fro m M ou ntain S ta tM >\>w«r < £ . 238.40
by Iba eou4 e m r tean m ake a sacrifice of years on this M rs H a ro ld Dugan
of O aklan d. D r»w eamp. received an order A ua. r a t i n e I. p rinting and pub
to lb» «bate spew niu p n l ky neb ed- e a rth th a t we hold so dear, we are Cal., and M rs J H. C a lla h a n
of
2120
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to g.ve him the aid th a t is P o rtland Mrs. W a rre n M cF a rla n d ust 4 tra n s fe rrin g him lo G u n ter 11 oahlng
W. Lom bard, salary and
accessary to successful fru itio n of held high score and
M rs.
John camp. H e le ft Saturday for Eugene,
23.00
typing
and fro m there w ill be sent to his
L L i f l N t * l b 11 H i » A-
hie pinna, regardlaaa of w hether S k illin g second high T he honored
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new station. Captain R h o lt of Co­ Fhxl Jones, labor streets
<0,0 in e u u . tu t* H u **, in * -a la in a l we suggested them or would hava Kueaia received guest p rize ,
The quille cam p w ill succeed C aptain
cacn oi ua m ust comply » .in m e approved them , and we a re w illin g P **“ “ ,w , r ? « ‘ tra c tiv e w ith mixed Sutton here
W a tc h a g t o o m g tiusin<-tu>
•a» xuu pass u ie e «.am ination pro- to do this although not a m em ber 1
d
° * * * * * * flowers.
Rev. Groves o f C ottage G rove, ac­ and ace ita N E W S P A I * KK a«l*
»meo oy m e recant .a g m a tu ie u ' of the president a p arty and a l-
M r . James P G ra h a m en te rta m - com panied by fou r musicians, drove g ro w in sue.
we w its to continue to operate our though we opposed ha, election as ed F rid a y a ftern oo n honoring Mlae to Brice C reek camp Sunday fo r a
Portable T yp e w rite rs Sentinel
car*.
stoutly as we knew how.
Dorothy Lea o f Berkeley. Cal., who short religious service.
y%e c a n t understand way
H a l,
Supporting the president Is going left W ednesday fo r her home
A
O n August 8 h a lf of the boys here
STO M A C H SU FFER ER S
m o u ld Oe eo p aru c u m r, am«« law s to m ean g ivin g um e on the p a rt of
‘ ° the m ountains was planned, broke al| previously- know n camp
M A R V E L A T M EW
ars pas.au to be evaded ra u ia r m an y to serve on various com m it- but- “
r l l n *d - the aftern oo n was records bv getting up at 9 a m. By
m an ooaarved, out u m a , be m e tee«, and thia aarv.ee can t be apa- t ? i ^ ‘ h e id ^ h lg h ’^ o “ ” n ^ ^ M ^ 4 they were loaded on trucks and
3 M IN U T E R E L IE F
lo u r-o tt piece fee o r m e <toda- fee theuc eervica, service g iven merely
W y a t, * ow
K e rr„ htu“ r*, on th e ir w av fo r a t r i p along the
People who have suffered
for
coast T h e route taken was through
wnicn m e state so Oaui.y nt-au, -a because refusal erouid be unpopu- were served a t the tea hour
D ra in to W in ch ester bay. then up years from stomach agonlee are
cue r> «ton tor trxr* iL w m e *» on u u
I t must t x M rv ic « fiv « n w ith
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the coast to N ew po rt, through Cor­ m arveling at the quick relief of
l or our Ov*0\txi »utui otl:c«r.
a d ete rm in a tio n to p ut over the
H im M arte Cooley, d au g h ter of vallis and home C aptain W ilson Blsm a-Kex. a new. dellcloua-taatlng
A t any rut«, a xxm i* ¿oao* to oe program .
M r and M n C.
Cooiey of thia was In charge o f the bova W h en antiacid powder And Its com fort Is
a o ¿ muucuaut , w « w a n t
to
u ra a«
T b * Sentunai doeaa t know w h at °R y . and K enn eth C row of Eugene, the captain le ft he had only simple > £ „ ,’¡£ 1 ,« ’?
e rp re ta tlo n U of t h . words. » f « * « * resident, w ere
m a rrie d lt O . C C C bova. but before the ?to m ~ h of
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aom« iu ^ ^ tb u o o i aoout uio a m a a t
intarpretnU on
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S a n tu
o f L rs
last
eek in
Albany, o
»rucks
hail branes: and aids digestion Get Hla-
exauu niiuo n m at ougnt to oe giv- W e D hn
o iltxr
O u r P a rt
rt, ' wrKU»K
w hich appear
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ly rd
^ n a e y n ib
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The
rn am e had
n ta l finished the trlD he f’ad
en.
on the blue eagle p lacard « Poeeibb
,
ol
fam llle» and £ X 2 ‘: i « $ d £ -
™ ,n d e v ,n ">a r "
,oday
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piacarua. i-ueaioiy a few friends w ere present. The
COUNCIL
SOCIETY
iO I I I I l f AS
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NOTHING POIS
)UR U llP H O N I
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,U rTSSi r a J * “ *“« « * dOn* ,ha‘
Chat
E n c o u ra g a those w h o are a w a y »0 te le p h o n e h om e­
w a rd . C h a rg e , m ay be " r e v e r te d ," I f d e s ire d .
T he P acific T elkthone A no T blbcrap « C ompact
Bueinesa Office: 5 2 2 M itin S tre e t
o n m e o tu e
curve.
H e see* red every um e required of h im and to give th a t c w a m wU,
s<rvej e£ ',P9* < 7 ^ * 7
«urn« tXnvaai^ 100*
oe
»«rvic« in a m x nr . f r t h x t w ill m «xa servix^
into tne iniersecuon ano taxes h i * tfae success o f the program .
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; n a nce on m e other fauow not be-
, / '1 ," '" “ " J , , . —, . M
i s s
L illy K e itx e r entertained me
. jim An euuM* .lAm rvn.ai.
KM VldATB TiUC £1 m TO a &.
E x p e rt E£nd«Avor cUuw w ith « fish
re a every um e some fool u is is u on
One
h * * 1 Uun* * TTesidem feed M on day evemng T he Ume was
spent
eocially T he next m eeung
passing when such person bareiy Roosevelt has ever said is the fol­
w ill be a m arshm allo w roast on M t
low ing:
n a * an e x tra second to g et m me
TOO much in recent years large David.
ciear before being struck oy an ap­
num
bers of our popuiauon have
mhswv
proaching car. H e sees red every
thought o f succa*. as sn opportun-
Au< g M .
M r<
ume ne nxs to stop n *
car to
avoid cra»s 1 ng uuo some road hog tty to g ain money w ith m e least ton of G ra n t* Pass visited last
who nas _______ o n ly o a-ked - is
w o rk - 11 “
io r • * c:1 » « « k a t the H e rm a n G leaser home.
car on m e paved p d r U o T of m e
< v ,ry < » * of ua to «Mat aw ay Florence G leaser accom panied them
v
,
¿«J - JMLroyinR, n xu o n * destroy lox home fo r e visit.
h ig n w a j. ie sees red w nea sonic
to get som ething fo r noth-
Agnes Layng o f W alden visited
ie*m w w im o u t any conaidexauon j
m appreciate m a t aauafy- S ' * ™ 1 d ay ’ * * « w * * k « ‘ b* B u tte
io r the n g h U of o th e r, in s e ts on
T w a X ^ T ^ e re w trd T c ^ n i.
homc . t Blue
M ou ntain,
tra v e lin g a l about M m iles xn hour ' “*
-
w hile h er p are n t* visited relatives
*n o tak in g his h a lf of m e lo a d out o n lj throu* “ hJne^ w ork.
n ear P o rtland
of m e m iddie. H e see* * red
every
T h * COuntry ad lt°F *
“
OUl’
V “ “ 0? Sund* '
at the H a rry
red avery
rnose « ^ d i n g exam ple o f the person Castle home w ere M r. and
M rs.
um e he h a * to ____o n . o!
¿ 77L. . ..1__ . .. I who never had a chance to try to F red F ro st and grandson Freddy.
auge m otor tru c k * th a t ta k e aoout get som ething fo r
nothing.
The M rs N a n c y Linbaugh o f Cottage
^ V “ L “ d ^ OXp X ^ Wt Y i X
' P ^ u i e n t could have « v ^ l w o r d . « 7 ^ “ Miss B erta L ancaster of
me> ahouid « . *—• .
*“
* t>y o rg ie s th * n atio n to *w i» i« t* m e W alden.
H e sees red w nen h a lf the cars
‘
“ ‘
L ogging has been started on the
th a t are approaching a re tra v e lin g * d lt o r * “ o‘ * ’ o rth y example
¡ H e rm a n G leaser tim ber. I t is being
.
tak
e n to the electric m ill a t Cottage
w ith only one head.ighu H e
T he technocrats say that 1 iw«> Grove.
red, green and purple w hen
the hour day ta sufficien t. A
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fello w
M a s M ild re d Cole
M arcóla
is
prize
d&mphooi
W im out
any ligh travels
ts a t a i l a t H . ^
° “ « h t tO WOrk naarty lh < t lon* ,y^ iU £ *
Ue
M y e r , h^me u ^
w im o u t any ughts a t ah. H e sees each
hQW, he
,
to <et tn school starts
red when some m o tor vehicle o p -,
w
u
T he bail gam e played Sunday be-
e ra to r— usually some youngster who
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tw
*«n n
5^*5?
th . ? * ,eeI brid « e boy« and . ..
the
h a* received no tra in in g
in the ,
p o j ^ ^ r general has rulad (W
. . a ld e n hoys was won bv
by W alden
commonest c o u rte s ie s -te a rs down lh a t a
lo
to ap- ; byT?,?c£ re ° f “ to L
to an intersection a t top speed to
m ie n t a * postmaster m ust be
*D ,
W P r “»ch fa m ily have
m ake a rig h t tu rn and honks fo r £ £ 7 o
H e ‘may
everyone to g et out of the way
tiav. w revU<
ru h n< or m ere
V.s.tom last v ^ k iit t h ^ Claude
t-arre
F o r the purpose of enlightening
those who have thought th a t the
c iv ilia n conservation corp* It on a
holiday Jaunt, and fo r the satisfac­
tion of those who have believed in
the w o rk fro m the first, thie item
is w ritte n to show Just w hat was
done bv the boys at Brice C reek
cam p d u rin g the m onth of July.
T h ree m iles of road reconstructed,
and these three miles were all reck
w ork. An add itio nal 17 miles of
roads w ere m ain tain ed T w o miles
o f tra ils w ere constructed and two
hundred miles bettered T w o miles
of telephone lines were b u ilt and
80 m iles m ain tain ed F ifte e n man
dai * ^ f labor were » b *nt ol> fences
and 80 m an days on fire hazard re­
duction One fire guard station was
90 per cent completed and
one
bridge h a lf completed. T h a t la the
w o rk done bv the Brice creek cam p
s 'n n «
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alone.
W hen ««._
the num
throughout the country are , 7 k *
‘»«o consideration It c?n “4 I d i b
aeen th a t * a vast am ount of w ork
la being done T h a t this w ork rep­
resents a vast investm ent by the
governm ent la true, but the results
th a t are being obtained w ill more
than repay the am ount expended
Visitors who wish to see fo r th e m ­
selves w hat la being done are a l­
ways welcome.
TH O R N TO N CORNKKN
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M r and M r*
W illia m
W h itlo ck and children o f G owdv-
»bent F rid a y ev^mng' w ith"M ,
and .Mrs. Joe Pre m a m
M erle H o ckett. who „ atath.ned
.
a t the Skinners H utte
C. C. C damn
in
»nem Sunday
< a ,, n .i * .. v____
-
*n Eugene
Eugene, spent
here _____
w ith
his parents. M r and M rs. F. K
H o ckett.
M r. and M rs Charles P a rtin o f '
Cottage Grove were Sunday- d in n e r
* nd
Jam ''*
A il th a t 1* necessary to be able
enOugh d em ocrat* to go Abercrom bie home were M rs Y A P u i u r ° f
l ° OPt raLe. ‘ mOU>r VehJ7 ? U 'X U M around.
, A bercrom bie of W ashington. M r ,
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? ? L A nd i , r * ' _
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E r ni« B aldw in and
ju s t m e old com mon garden v a n i t y ,
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¡P it M cC lu re o f O klaho m a and M r. children picnicked Sunday
a fte r-
of horse sense and to «how the
Spnknn» m an h«« engraved the
M rs. C. E. Hansen of Eugene
noon ¡n D e lig h t valley
commonest courtesies to others L o rd ’s p rayer on the head o f a nin. , ?Jr T * “ d M rs R °Y K enn edy via-
M r and M rs T o m W illey o f M ar-
using the highw ays, w h e th e r op- jgust w a n t to have i t w here i t , h r o t h * r V ^ i a V tr t uP*e.
her
,p t " L Sunday at the W
A
brother. V e rn K a h l o f D o re n a
Keene home
erators or pedestrians-
won t bother h im any.
A num ber o f the women o f this
P h ilip L ak e is spending this week
Police officers are very reason-
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d ! lKhw?»rh 004 e” ' er?,alned W ed n ‘>ft- " lth
unc>e and aunt. M r
and
able and only fla g ra n t violations of
C U L P C.R FF.H
tra ffic U w s b ring the fin e * they | Aug. E - T h e .W illia m O a ro u tta a t the honja
M ^ C ^ n c ^ iC r k
M r , ^ B u d ^ w m w ? o f -“ 7 " ^
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rve. O u r idea o i how an op- fa m ily picnicked Sunday on C edar honoring M rs H a ro ld
K ir k
Th®
visited Mrs
*
w
{ T i a s !
wouid be fo r an e x a m i n in g o ffic ia l,
Th5 a^ternoon was spent »oclallv called one afternoon last week a ,
unknow n to the o perator, to follow
T h u r t x r of Los Angeles vto- X
t ^ h
P“ DCh
■rved a t the J W . F isher home
M r , M a ry S m ith and g ran d ­
the operator fo r a distance o f a hun- lU d w llh a d au g h ter. M rs. C lin to n
o u r'
dau gh ter Joanne Prem azzi. are
ir e d m iie * and observe w h a t kind M edley, thia week.
T ra in Wil«l D o g. to H u n t
th2* week w i‘ b a daugh-
A dance was given Wednesday
of an operator the person is. O f
The dingo, or wild dog of Aua- w i . 01 ” 7 i J ' n ith 'a’ M r* F r * “ k >’«-
course, th a t would be too expert- n ig ht a t M t. V ie w pavilion bonor-
Blue, at Hebron.
aive, but p ra c tic a lly the -mm* re- ln8 M r. and M r* . B ill V au gh n, new
trails. I* often captured by the na­
Steve G ilb e rt, who had been llv -
suit could be secured in ano ther ■ 'Yy^e«!*.
tives when a pup and trained In the i " * ",
F ra n k G » io u tte house
M r. «ad M rs. H o w ard M cG ee of
way. L e t every’ city police o f f ic ia l;
. 1“ 1 week ,o r ,daho
Vaughn and M r. and Mrs. G len M e . . a rt o f hunting. U n like the wolf, w . Ä
keep tab on o p e ra to r, in h i* te rri- Gee~"spent Sunday a t the F. A . M e
the trained dlogo becomes faith fu l
i i d hna ubeen ,e c * ived fro m M r.
tory and rep ort to the secretary of Gee home.
to hla m aster and seldom exhibits anil M
rs. Robarb. who left here last
state every in fra c tio n of the law
M rs. E . J. W est o f Eugene spent any treachery. In the w ild state,
th a t endangers life or p ro p e rty and S a turday night w ith a lis te r. Mrg. dingoes hunt In packs and frequent­ W m / i A mn ™ t ve‘r hOni* lb S°U th
." e<' \ " ' aah ■ announcing t*—
every in frac tio n th a t sho w , a *ack B. F . M cC ollum .
b irth of a 10-pound «on July 29
of respect fo r the rig h ts of o th e r,.
T h e R. P. Boyce fa m ily o f Cot- ly wipe out entire flocks of sheep
M
a
ry
T re n t v i.ite d Thursday and
over n ig h t
L e t a ta u o ffic e r , on the L ig nyvsi*
£ ^ 2 7
F rid a y w ith M r , W illia m S o ren.on
P o rte r o l Eugene spent S a tu rd a y
at M ou nt View .
do the aame. f t wouid be found
.
, n ig h t a t the M erle Scott home and
M r and M r ,. H o w a rd Keene and
th a t a huge p ro po rtion o f “ h** I M r. and M rs. P o rte r visited Sunday
»on qf Saginaw »pent Sunday w ith
who can pass the e z a m iu a tiin end ' w lth y irs p e a rl 8 u ito r.
u-
Parents. M r and .M r,
tell how a car should be operated
M r. and M rs. Claude Nelson and
W A. Keene.
have no business w h a te v er being child ren spent the w eek end w ith
M rs. Gene B obs and son visited
behind a steering wheel.
the J. K u n i fa m ily and M r. and
Sunday w ith M r. and M r ,. E . M.
W e tru st this idea w iil be p u t in- M r* . John Sandels visltad Sunday
Boss a t M ou nt V iew .
to e ffe c t a t once a * we h ave had
* ¿ au* h teF’, M ra ’
D M r , . a7 d M r« F ra n k M cF a rla n d
,0 U .
Rex M cF a rla n d and M r and M r ,
F
ra n k C o llin , o f C ottage G rove
dam age insurance lapse
te r vis itin g h er slater, M rs. D a rre l
w ere Sun«iay d in ner gueata of M r
Pin
G aro utte. M rs. Sophia Crow ley-vlait-
and Mrs. Charles Boslaugh
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w ith them
Bobby Bauder fell fro m a car at
T H E B LU E EAGLE.
T h e U n ion O il com pany ie oiling
his home Wednesday and sustained
T h e big blue eagle o f the N R A 500 fee t of road ln fro n t of the Culp
a severe gash on his chin, fo r which
in everyw here, b ut it probably Is creek store this week.
a physician was required to close
not content w ith the q u ie t p a r t i t _ ®ob . ° ly* “ FpFa i“ Sd
the wound.
>• p la y in g in m an y Instances.
T hu rsday WF**‘* lo « h ig . H e is un-
M r. and M rs. Addison H e a th and
. . . 1 . i . . hi~a
— able 10 w o rk fo r severed «lay, and
?f„ H e b r°n were visltore Sun­
T h a I ,g Teat. e£?*e ia . ai,,b lrd ° f **■ George Henges is w o rk in g in his
day
of M r. and M rs. J. W . Fisher
tion. I t symbolizes v ir ilit y and ac- p i * ^
* - h n L and
R R K idd and ‘ wo
tive a tta c k of the p roblem a t hand.
M r* . W illisun Sharpe and daugh-
children nt P o rt Angeles, Wash.,
T h e big blue eagle has reason to ter Peggy spent the week end In
w ere guests fro m Sunday u ntil
be discontented w ith the p a rt I t is Corvallis v is itin g M rs. Sharpe's
Tuesday of M r and M rs. C. R
p la y in g in m any places a fte r th , ao»ter.
T r «nt. Mrs. Kidd was fo rm e rly a
M r. and M rs. E . H . Gildarsleeve
in itia l grand push.
resident of Cottage G rove and while
here visited w ith Mrs. Joe Gallo.
W h ic h is by w ay of c a llin g at­ and M r. and M rs. W ascarsen spent
the w eek end in Sp rin gfield.
r h ? . , £ h* r ry i nd M r and M r* W ill
tention to the fa c t th a t the presi­
J. F a r re l M cD on ald entertained
Chestnut In Cottage Grove.
dent's ex p e rim e n t in in d u s tria l re­ T h u rw la y evening fo r M r. and M rs.
? fo rm a '’ M y ers o f D elig h t v a lley ,,
covery w ill n ot operate w ith the M erle Scott and M r. and M r*. B ill
w hile visiting an uncle. H e n ry L ak e
eagle p erm itte d to alt inactive in a P a tte n . M r. M cD onald is an acto r
Wednesday of last week, fell on a
store w ind ow o r on a w a ll, and now fro m Hollyw ood and has recen tly
eye Can cut,inK h,s iacf“ above the
is the c ritic a l m om ent. Unless tho»e purchased a ranch here. H e acted
M r» Claude W ille y o f D e lig h t
who stand ready to give th e ex­ In the movie, "Peg 'O M y H e a rt,"
valley spent several days w ith her
p erim e n t th e ir h e a rty cooperation w hich was shown ln Eugene some
tim e ago?
w e e k *1-'
’ W K
Kecne' laat
q u it m e re ly standing ready and go
M a rjo rie Cooley o f Eugene is
in to the trenches the p ro gram la spending the w eek w ith M a rjo rie
* ^ r '. and .M ra ' ° * o r i i c Livingston
going to bog dow n and w e shall be K u n l.
and tw o children of Sp rin gfield
^ " ' M onday and T u ^ a y ^ u S
worse o ff than we w ere before.
M rs. J. C. Lan drou d and son of
Kansas C ity a re vis itin g this w eek
M r and Mrs. Charles Boslaugh.
w ith h e r siater-in -law , M r* .
BUI
kfra _R - R - D ixon and d augh’ er
Jeans.
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O re > *
M r. and M r ,. P a u l P ie p e r and
child ren o f R u ja d a are spending
the w eek ln P o rtland .
A t actoniihingly low prices.
The E . F . M a rc y fa m ily of P o rt­
V 'w th HMr. . i nd M r " R B DlXOn
land moved here Sunday. M r. M a rc y
H I j - W- S m ith , who purchased the
is employed logging fo r M r. Jeans.
, raham place here, ano who
M r. and M rs. C. E . D u lly spent
O ttna <tmir.i?t .the* ho'n * o t a nf,Pbpw.
Sunday in C anyonville. M rs. M . E.
M ade to meet competition,
Jtto Sm ith In S p rin gfield u ntil he
Dubell. M r. D u lly *, m other, re tu rn ­
e h ° s,,e»«<on o f the place,
P a rtic u la rly in Service.
ed w ith them fo r a w eek’s visit.
visited
T hu rsday
w ith
another
G ordon Foster of L a th a m spent
HmP|fh W' L R ' S m lth - k * “ !« C.-nnle
Tues«lay a t the G. L. A llem an home.
s m ith accompanied him home fo r
M r*. M abei Cam pbell o f Cresw ell
a tw o week's visit w ith relatives.
and M rs. M c K in n e y of Seattle call­
M rs. R b . Dixon and Doris D lx -
This hag been our specialty
ed F rid a y a t the J. K u n l home.
X ' m « .
G rove
fo r m any years and we give
T h e Vernon Thomason fa m ily
spent
Sunday
w
ith
M
r.
Thomason's
absolute satisfaction.
parents a t D o re n a D a rre l T h o m a ­
son Is staying a few days w ith his
a ie 'v l1 H|M r \ and M r ’ E IU d tt> w b o
grandm other.
i i n* £ e r' w ere callers M on ­
day o f Mrs. E rn ie Baldw in.
O u r long experience assures
C .R ^ ,T re n t and slaughter
S ta in , sa W eed F le e r
T ueadaV afternoon In
you o f correct and reliable
8talna on old wood floors may ba
A lw ays
G ive The
Home
P rint Shop
F irst
Chance
Rebuilt Batteries
New Batteries
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B est F o o d s
M ay o n n a ise
Sum m er l im e 1s Salad T im e
P in t Jar
Jell Well
.... 24<
3 for 17c
assorted flavors
Airway Coffee
Baker’s Premium Chocolate 23c
Del Monte Crosby Corn
Libby’s Fancy Peaches
Western Matches
I’ resh ground to order
3 tins 2(k
Pound
tin 15c
19c
large carton 27c
Tuna Flakes
S h o rten in g
large tins 12c
P&G Laundry SoaplO bars 33c
4 lbs.
Certo
37c
bottle 25c
Camel Cigarettes
2 pkgs. 25c
Bacon Squares
Prince Albert Tobacco 2 tins 29c
t
Well Cured
Fruits and Vegetables
Pound
1(X
Cants
Large well ripened .... 3 for
Cabbage
Local g r o w n ...................... lb.
Battery Charging
Battery Repairs
w ork.
Motor Inn
Service Station
L. I . Harrel
Bert Trask
removed by a eolation of one tea-
ap«x>nfnl of oxalic add ln one cup­
ful of hot water. The liquid la pol-
eoDoue, the United States Depart­
ment of Agriculture warna
It
should be allowed to stand on the
wood overnight Then all traces
the add must b
at
S te e l a n d W o e d
F ilin g C a b in e ts and;
T r a n s fe r C a ses
The fain ona
Maeey line
The Sentinel
S X ,rov*wlth M™ Gpn—
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ln ,u l« tl* g M a te ria l
Fish paper Is s term applied to a
chemically treated board used as
a nonconductor of electricity as In­
i ' snlatlon in building dynamos ««d
motor«.
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family and friends In
VACATION LAND
p«u
e couple
e ^ p ) . are
a„ m maMlnir
e ir home
ho^ .
ln
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more typical
typical and
and more
more viru
v irile
a k in g th th
e ir
n»r t
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n
reu, slogan should have come fro m the
Eugene.
1* uy rraTi'i kti »>1 j c a ia iu i u n v v r can h ra m trust, but i t seems c e rta in
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see reu even u color m ind. Me aee* Oiat everyone who h a t signed fo r The young people of the C h ris tia n
rvu every u i u e some or.-.- ng tool the blue eagle h a * alao signed to church w ill e n te rta in w ith a pro-
wiahe* £ p a s . h im on a smy.p give w hatever « r e to n 1. asked or
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today w ith
Tomatoes
Oregon g ro w n ...........
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4 lbs. X
Kraft Cheese
Plm entn, H rlrlt, S w im
i$nd A m eri man
Our First Canning Peaches\
IF il! Be in Monday
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