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■ no., o f t)l( h u n te r, with gun ,,„1
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a u n . und I, «
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-n big ----- " ” beginning
“ fi'n u n l
■<n
The
• run on t h , Umpqua
Ro<l, and
ol he,
"lulptnant
f„ t thia
areal
«port
■Iraber
G e tty ,
■porting
M oo d, d e a le r .
W a te r D u e l la Mtagad
A duel w ith .22 r if le , th a t waa
not aa aangulnary a , aorne at flra t
feared It m ight he was alagad at
tha Tuesday avanlnx m eeting of
the E a g le , aerie by two nawly
elected rn m b er, who may not have
known
that
aoma
frightened
pacifiai had exchanged leaden bul
le t. for w ater T he battle waa the
culm ination of an arg um ent tn
which "H traw b arry" Hinlth waa un
able to convinca «tian C rux
of
D rain that W illia m T a ll .h o t an
apple fro m the head of hla eon
P ru a
i b . I h i . , n r , . . . h .A
discovered that T a li’, son
play
fu lly threw the apple a t tha a r
row B a c k firin g of one o f the g u n .
kept the a ffa ir fro m being
too
dry
* Radio-Screen Tests Are
High School Notes j Attracting Much Interest
” *
(tr e a t
In te re .t
ha,
been
F re .h m e n g ir l, were In itia te d in feated In the Arcade theater-M .
to the g lrla ’ l,a g u s a t an a.aem bly Keaaon D ru g com pany radio and
held laat Thuraday. M l« , E m m a- . t a g .
opp ortu nity
contest
for
Jean Mtaphana gave a abort ta lk which p re lim in ary te a t, .t a r t Oc-
expreaainx her dealre to keep the I tobei 31, according to M anager
organization up to aa high a a,and- W illia m M orelock T he p re lim in ary
■rd aa In previous
y e a r,
M ia , te a t, w ill reduce the acta to ten
M trla Bowen com m ented on
the for the f in a l, to he held on No-
K u Hay
la r f a Nalaon
. V
l , n T h u raday for
I * “ lu* ,jt fr ie n d , end
gev,
the vember 8. when three acta w ill be
Kulada and «spact, to ,pend a
d efinition o f friendship A latter «elected for presentation 1,1 Port
Premium Cure
.’T” “
<*»•• building. at th ,
fro m M ia , S ara-L ou is* S hield,, ad- land w ith expense, paid for the
v w ramp.
vlaor of lost year, waa read ex I trip Acta rn u .t be not more than
, ' ,*,'« l, ejlon helped to la lla v a th e
pressing her beat wlahaa fo r the »lx m inutes in length and there
G ro v , *e a p a y,r the paat
organization and In v itin g any girl must be not more than four per
week I I c Glaaer. Alfred John
who m ig ht be In P o rtla n d to visit sons In the cast
•on «ml A C Flneeth were earh
W in n e r o f the state-w ide contest
her. T ile g lrla ’ league creed w a ,
M ra. E m n ia T ta n p k ln a IMea
a » . . „ d |2S |n p(>|lc, court
read by the freahrnen glrla and at P o rtland w ill get a prepaid trip
Mrs.
E
m
m
a
F
Tom
pklna.
M.
to lx»s Angeles fo r a tryout at the
glrla league aonga were sung
... * m arrlaaa llcenaa waa laaued
luradav to E l,,,., E Folsom of died Wednesday afternoon Funea
A Junior class p arty waa held N a tio n al Broadcasting company's
al
services
ware
held
F
rid
a
y
a
ft
e
r
studio
and a screen and voice re
In
the
K
v
m
n
u
lu
m
F
rid
a
y
evening.
r- m *.
A nn" W l,< :.r,o n of
noon at tha chapel, w ith Bev. I U m ra ln e Coiner and Claude M ille r cording test at the Fox studloa
1 voltage Grove.
(J. Mhaw o ffic ia tin g and Interm ent sang " I ’m G oing to Dance W ith T h ere w ill also be
second
and
I ba lira departm ent wee called In the I O O. F cemetery
the G uv W h o B rung
M e."
and third prizes
‘ 7 o r<w,i f f ,r * T h u r»d*y aftarnoon
M r . T om pklna w a , born
Map Audrey H u n , gave a tap dance.
• I the W »Uei Lackey home
on tem ber 7. 1M9. In M onroe county
"murder" waa played
south Htver toad The flarnea were N Y She waa a m em ber of the The gam e
^
■oon eitinMuiehed end very little women’s re lie f corpe and of the and light refreshm ents were aery-
ed. Guests were
M l.a
T h e re » ,
damage wa* done.
Itebekah lodre In both of which Young, else» advisor. O. V Breese
■Mr and M r , llu ia h e l Alllaon of •he w a , active fur m any yaara da»« dad. Mlaa Elate I * a and G,
I <■ Gland vlaltad th l, week at the Mhe came to O regon In 1HM and M Bagiev
home of M i , Alllaon',
p arent,. to Cottage Grove In 1913 S u rv iv
W illia m G re e n lea f w ill give
a
M i and M r , H H Fleeter
ing an- a son. Charles K T o m p reading o f a Shakespearean play,
Steer lle-ef
Cap! C C. Cruaon, called to take klna. thia city; tw o slaters, M ra possibly "R ip Van W in k le .” at an
W hen R ay W Jones, m anager
* harae of a CCC camp In Idaho, M ary E R u th e rfo rd Loa Angalea, a.Hembly D ecem ber 5 H e w a , here
several y e a r, ago and gave one of of the M cD onald Eugene, returned
returned home Tuaaday nlkht, hay and M rs Cora M Converse. W in
fro
m his last booking trip to P o rt
■lorn.
M
inn
these playa.
Ina failed to uaea a rigid phvalcal
jc
«•am ination.
A ra lly w a . held T h u rad ay night land and Seattle he announced the
E ag le« (Jo A fte r M e m b e rs h ip
to arouse enthusiasm fo r the foot new M cD onald th e a te r lineup tor
M r and M ra W illia m Malta and
An Intensive drive to double the ball game w ith Roaeburg F rid a y tne com ing year which includes
a'»., W illiam < j,n , of Camaa, Wash.,
the en tire product of M eiru-G oid-
form at leaidrnt«. arrived Munday m em bership of tha E a g le , lodge afternoon Preceding the ra lly the w yn-M ayer, P aram o un t. Fox and
waa
started
at
a
meet
lux
of
the
freshm
en
were
decorated
w
ith
to apend the week at tha home of
T w e n tie th Century.
green ribbons, which they were
Ute parent, of M r , Meltx M r and aerie Tuesday night. T h a mem
N o vem ber w ill s ta rt out in
a
berahlp waa divided
Into
four compelled to w ear a ll day F rid a y .
Mra H V. Alllaon.
blaze of picture glory. Beginning
•q uad,, the tw o squads b ring ing
A tra in in g -tab le luncheon waa T hursday. N ovem ber 2. Fox F ilm s ’
Mra M am ie Rom aine of P o rt In tha least num ber of new m em given tha football squad at
the
w ill
land re tu rn ,.) home Monday fro m b er, to ,e rv e a chicken banquet Colonial T h u rad ay of last week by d ra m a tic story. "P ilgrim age,
share double bill honors w ith the
•pending aeveral d a y , at the home to tha others, while the loaera w ill the student body.
re tu rn engagem ent of W ill Rogers
of her p arent,. Di and M t , A W dine on cold boiled b ea n ,
aana
t o r Q u a lity M e a t*
M a ry M adden. Junior, spent the
K lm e .
pork. Colonels of the fo u r squad, week end a t the home of a slater In "D o cto r B ull." F ox F ilm s ’ "P ow
er
and the G lo ry ,” w ith Spencer
Mra. Lou Kirn« of Coquille a r are Ixrren H . H a rv e y . R o e. Peter In P o rtland .
T ra c y and Colleen Moore, shares
rived Munday to
apend
eavaral ■on. Ed Lundbom and E a rl Van
Evelyn T h o rn to n , a fo rm e r stu the bill Sunday
to
Wednesday,
d a y . at the home of D r and M ra Valin.
dent. visited school last T hu raday N ovem ber 5 to 8. w ith Param ount's
A W Klme.
Augusta H eck, a g raduate of 1933,
"T he Torch Singer." w ith Claudette
and M arg u e rite B ro o kh a rt. a fo r Colbert. Follow in g In order are
—
_
Word h a , been received
here
T im id ity of C 'i f Dwel* re
m er student, were visitors laat F r i "The Golden H a rvest." "S olitaire
that George H e w itt of Corvallla,
Tin-
llu
d
I.»
tlie-
.
hq
d
n
,lli-
r
.
day.
< * k e a uioda fro m B e tty C ro c k e r w h l’ had b ,e n w orking
In
the
M an. ’ "B road w ay T hrough a K e y
la a trlk ih iilj ri .1 Imi lu «he m - v ii
M ay (Jhestnut and Odessa N e w hole." the story th a t caused all the
resdpea a t Ute U l y U o k a ry .
tfo H ,,,W *V »’ ore there. hae
been
33.
visited
b e . T .n n l, « . , h e r. from Ma »nJ“ ! ? '? ? * ° N o r! h
Mnd r l l j of M ulllO .I 1.14 CUell,- lu A li comb. g ra d u a te , o f
rumpus between W a lte r W inchell
l.m the
t h . latter
latter part
part uf
of tha
th . weak
week
." o r . ’ h e re
Hafeway
xoua.
Iliiii , ei>-i ,,e ex«-wil hy Imi school last Wednesday.
and Al Jolson. "T his Dage and
j
w
j >em
Charles B ritte n , fo rm e r student, Age
w ill be featured N ovem ber
itera,
thè
n
a
iiie
a
culli,I
uul
iw
ai-
♦ — — — — — — — —
| | U Grigx». E a rl H 'rw a rt and
H It H reed lov, and *o „ P a r t, tackwl frolli i i I h iic or I m -I ow . T I iwo * vlaltad school F rid a y .
18. and fo r the entire week be
Floyd
M
cCullough.
Junior,
h
a
,
part
of
tn
.
w
.
.
k
Ufro
m
‘
a
“
hunting
day"
m1C
o
iiin
ia
n
‘*lhtt
,
*
"
?
'''•d
n
e
o
-
gin nin g Sunday. N o vem ber 19. the
lu u
a a
laddem, wbich bave l«*«-u rvbuilt, are been absent fro m school several M cD onald w ill present Paul Rob
lo tu ta . M ura lo o u ra a o a . r b u a a 58.
conatrucled of emluring c e la r and d a y , on account of Mines,
son
In T w e n tie th C e n tu ry ’s "Em
U , and M r , H a ro ld M w artl , ,
h t t ^ a
S
H
Z
?
M rs. Volnev
Jones.
fo rm e rly peror Jones." w ith D u dlev Digges.
■tunrhly maile. A ci-ca tu thè laby
turned Tuaaday From (pending eev j m em ber, of t h , same party, re-
u,
. .
N e llie T u c k e r and a student of The outstanding event of the new
rliith a l rooma la by iudder and per last year, visited school Tuesday
___
. _
lurned , , v , r a l d a y , before
The
" ord h a, been received
here
eral .laya
In _________
P o rtland
season is the
booking
of
Mae
D A K m .ra o n
G .o r x
ll|o r e e l F a " y got f l y . deer
a p o r tio n o f
W y n n ,, daughter mlaalon tu asceiid must he obtalned of last week.
West's newest picture. " I ’m No
a n t Charles Boner .p e n t
M u n d a y winch w ll, be u .a d f o r . v .n U o n ^ 1 . c i.v
h.
.
^ y ? D* . u
V e rla Tonole. senior, w ith d rew Angel."
freni thè federai custodisti, for thè
tun ing at M co d .b u tg
f ,* d ,o r ,h * Masonic lodge , n - t.h l*
ha» »mploymgnt in the
fro m school last week
bottoni lailder la kepi locked.
,1 UK
«C I I uu I
nouaeed for November 1
dreaamaking shop |n L lpm an
A
M ildred P leu ard o f Culp Creek
Ituy now Fou r 4 ‘*aen h at* end
P ay your subscription before the
h
a
v
e
n
o
w
o
m
a
rt
f
a
l
l
fr.u-u-
W
o
lfa
s
store.
She
is
e
m
p
lo
y
e
d
un-
W
entered school M onday as a fresh
«eTe.
p rin t,
and
w^ol
Hhl.lda, who
berate M iuarl look in m in newest
prlc« goes up. T h e Sentinel.
D em and l . r B oob.
man.
c r e p e . C o m . in 2n I
ILL* .b?? «aught In the Cottage Grove high
•tyice and colors Priced front btk Hl.k
M a rg a re t Sowles. Junior, visited
T here la a growing demand for
of V . . r .
to $ 9 5 The K m art Khop Phone h o r ’ T h.0 " M n ,r r , , n M h o , r P h ,: ': «•»•»<•• •
trti
educational and scientific lei., It a, In P o rtland Tuesday and W ednes
day of last week
O -J.
uI8c
Itlch ard
Buahell
suffered
a
while the demand fo r fiction baa
Mr
a n d M r a . > 'r * d B r o w n
and
V irg il
Guggisberg.
freshm an,
I w o n l lai you have t h . last br'd ,*«> Mttla finger on the rig ht
tw o d a u t f h t a r s o f l£ u g « n > « p e n t th e
laugh, eo I .end my buck and a ,iand S aturday when he and Lloyd grown proportionately leas. In 1WM w ith d re w fro m school last week
w e e k e n d a t th e h o rn » o f
M rs
the total number of fiction works
half,
writes J D Dunn, form er w ,,lfa rd were engaged In a frlend-
B r o w n s p a re n ts . M r
and M ra
J
MILK CREEK.
raeldant. from C a .tle Bock. W aal, . iv »«-’Uffla ____________ ___ _________
borrowed In libraries throughout the
T he C ottage Grove G arden club,
I I H a rte la
Oct. 23.— M rs. Eloise W heeler. organized fo r the promotion
in paying hla subscription
of
country
waa
18
per
cent
of
the
en
A m a r r ta x » hew n a» w a s issued
M
r.
and
M
ra.
E
.
R
.
D
a
rn
e
ll,
M
r
more and better gardens and for
A m ell H a w k in , of
th l,
city.
lire number o f all types of hooka; and M rs. E d w a rd Babcock
K a t u r d a v to F r a n k I )
O v e r h o ls e r
and the m u tual help and pleasure of
Eugene
Justice
of this city and IClIen O Cowan found guilty In
by 1028 the demand had declined to M r. and M ra. Oacar W h eeler a t
its members, is
beginning
its
court, w a , „ n trn c a d to 80 d a y . in
of Ix>rana
I I |>er rent, while lU.’tM showed a tended the fu n e ra l of M rs. Id a L. th ird year. In our exchange
of I
i,
lh * coun‘ * J*11 °h • Pet« larceny
Blue B ird records 37k*
L e w i, In C ottage G rove T hu rsday Ideas, discussion of problems, our
proportion of 9 per c e n t
«'“¿ C charge H a had taken two gun.
o
f
last
week.
Bay.
failu res and successes we learn
'‘Juc and tha
theft
waa
discovered
M o rt Babcock is ill w ith rh eum a much. The talks given by various
Bob M chasffer returned
F riday through h l. voluntary o ffe r to loan
J o c k e y ,' la c o m e .
tism
and
was
confined
to
his
bed
ones are enjoyed and helpful. A ll
fioro ,|ie u d in x several w e e k, ln on«
Jockeys may make $100.1100 a year several days a t the home o f a son. garden lovers are welcome to join
H ua eb u rg w h e re he w a . em plo yed
A rn e e t • I n . B a la s save you 20
E d w a rd Babcock-
In
their
beat
season,
but
there
are
I. T h e re are no dues.
U r and M i . H C Cochran and to 80%. T h .ie la nona better tfc
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIP
M r. and M rs. John Overholser.
Let's m ake our homes and our
•e te ra l hundred other riders work
d a u g h te r P a lly o f E u g e n e .p e n i
M ia , M e r i, B ow en
,p e n l
I he
M
r.
and
M
rs.
Shade
B
u
rcham
,
home tow n a» b eau tiful as possible.
TION NOW AT OLD
l'hurm lay evening al the home uf w, , g , nJ „ her honie ,n Bllver-
Ing long hours, spending years In M rs. E. E.
P au l,
M rs.
H e n ry
As one suggestion, how can we
Mra. Cochran a mother. M r , E m m a ton
PRICE
learning their trade. Ilh o rln g much Rohde. M rs John Ashby and M rs. manage to get the weeds on the
harder than any fighter to keep Ed Ashby attended the fu n e ra l of vacant lots cut and burned?
. . .
M u , Florence Jenka .p e n t the
C u M p t o l« ivew U n e o f i x « i , w U «
w. , k „ „ j
P o rtla n d
down to weight, and winding up M rs. E m m a Tom pkins in Cottage "T h e hills are w earin g gold again
G rove F rid a y .
The sumach is in flam e.
.
R u*
K K M ill, and An
t l .i l r careers liefure they
have
M rs. Shade B u rcham le ft F rid a y And there are purple posies
1 h» <_ J K»m
fa iiiiiv
a pen l <lr»w Brund ap»ni M onday
and
reached the age of th irty .
fo r H a rris b u rg to visit
at
the Along the path I came.
Munday In Eugene al Ihe horn, of Tuesday fi.h ln g at Scottsburg
home of a son John.
Mi an.) M , . W a i f , M . . ’u .n a ,k
Nt>WBrt
The winds are saving " H u rr y up!"
N . S. Bolton returned F rid a y T he hills are saying " H o !”
A Sym phony O rc h e .tra
fro m a Eugene hospital, where he And there’s a Jolly com radship
As a rule a ay in phony orchestra hod been tak e n fo r a medical ex
M r and Mra
A lbert H e lllw ell
Several Ranches Mold.
N o m a tte r where you go.
has no childhood; It's a musical am in atio n. H is son and w ife, M r. F o r autu m n -rip e and A u tu m n rich
and son Billy spent
Munday
at
Tha E lizabeth Fah ren w ald one-
Yoncalla w ith re la tiv e .
of
M r.
adult when It Is horn. It comes Into and M rs. M . Bolton of southern Is M o th e r E a rth today
F in ely ground. In sugar
acre tra c t located Juat cast of C ot
Helllw aU.
C a lifo rn ia , have returned here fo r
per ton. 3« on. and an each a l
tage Grove waa sold thia week to existence because somebody has the an in d e fin ite tim e and are staying And w ith a wand of goldenrod
M r and Mra. J
P
She waves all cares aw ay.
G rah am ( j , car w
Spies, a recant a rriv a l looney to employ talented musicians
lowed wheu sacks are returned
a t the home of M r. and M rs. N .
■ pent Munday at
thalr
sum m er fro m Idaho who opened the R«<J and make It worth th e ir while to L. Bolton.
(J n k d U P o u ltr y O r tte
home on Mharpa c r.e k .
Pay your subscription before the
Line .hop shop. Tha Mpie, fam ily
play together fur the pleasure of the
Neighbors F riend ship club m et price goes up. T he Sentinel.
C hick and p ulU t else, ton
88 U0
Bod ll-w e B u tter, toe Ceanni. Aak w ill take Im m ediate possession and
at the home
of
M rs.
Charles
people.
Han and tu rka y else, tun
8 8U 0
fu r IL C. U . t ite m m ar y .
tfc w ill erect an up-to-date log bunga-
T ie m b le y T h u rs d a y aftern oo n w ith
R u bb er Stamps. T h a Sentinel.
M r and Mrs. Ralph
Brlckay loK * nd m ake m any
other
Im-
BUkJwlIr Mmrt. BUUntk. Oft
eight mem bers present. A
new
L a rg e s t P e n k n ife
■ pent the week end In
Roseburg provemente.
m em ber was welcomed. M rs. Dean
The James A Scott ranch
lo
T he largest penknife In the world M entxel. who recently moved Into
W W W illits of
M edford.
a
cated In tha Milk Creek d is tric t
the d is tric t fro m C ottage Grove.
b iu lh e r o f J
(J.
W i l l i t s u f th is
M r ana M r . V in a l R and all and
and containing seven acres waa Is un show In London. It was made T h e tim e was spent socially and
•on Jun ior spenl the w eek end at city,
Í- '
ó suffered
f , . 0 ^ ear* a M a severed
turdav w h a e rtery
n ’ hZ ,o ld ,h l* w f * k ,o Jo «e bh K M o x ’
In 1R81. and has I.R51 blades, each
the hostess served grapes a t the
P r ln c v lll. a, the home
of
M r.
««Y o f C . l l f u r n l . The M o x l.y fam -
of which can he opened. Each blade conclusion o f the business m eet
F o r quick re lie f fro m indigestion
M r and M ra
R a n d a ll’s parents
ily w ill take possession In A p ril Is a perfect penknife.
The knife ing. M rs
E v e re tt Allen w ill be and upset stomach due to excessive
shoulder.
H
e
le
recovering
satis
J A Puw all.
and w ill engage In the small fru it
m eeting
next sm oking try D r. E m il's A d la Tab-
factorily.
welgha over 82 pounds. An offer of hostess fo r the
and chicken bualnesa.
__
lets. D o n ’t atop sm oking, ju s t use
These chilly nights shuuld re
T hursday.
The
"Drugless
W
a
y
”
la
n
atu
ra
s
ST/dO
for
It
has
been
refused.
The Robert Floyd ranch located
M edley H a r r is and E d w in Estes I A d u Tablets. C ottage G rove P h a r-
m ind you of M ontax heaters and
u
uf , h . fact ,h a , they are .old b y
“i.
near Dorena and containing
23
returned F rid a y
fro m
K la m a th m>cy~ ___ — ____________ _____ S ii
d ea le r, " • • • “ nd ha * lth Consultation free a c re , was sold this week to L. F
G rab ar-G attya H a rd w a re
Falls, w here they had been em
M o o n an d tk a W e a th e r
o2«c Judd ot A rizo n a T he Judd fam ily
In aloyes o f every kind
o26c D r. H A. Hagen
STOMACH GAS RUINS
The change of the moon haa no ployed tor several weeks.
M ra Gua Perat and Mrs Avery w ill lake possession the firs t of
M r. and M rs. E. E. P au l w ere
W F A T 'r x r A W TI
Mra. H A M illa r, who la spend-
l^aaswell of Yoncalla were visitors N o v im b e r and plan to m ake m any effect ou the w eather or at least Y o ncalla visitors Sunday, going to
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A N D
Z X , ’ Ï Ï , V S o ï Â ' „ WX t
E ? « I! « » -» " •
none ever has been determined. the home o f a son, M elv in Paul.
BEAUTY,
bert H e lllw ell.
These deals were handled by the T here la no evidence to support this to celebrate M elv in s b irth d a y an- Stom ach gas th a t causes loss of
the week end at her home here
M rs H . A M ille r who la spend H a ll A Johnston R ealty company.
sleep and rest ruins your health
belief.
T h e change does cause a nlversary.
M ia s June W heeler, Mlaa D o ro
Ing the w inter In Roaeburg at the
, r ® , ^ rs- J- C. Bassett vis- and your beauty! E v e n people who
thy U m p h re y and Mlaa Jean A lll home
slight tide tu the atmosphere, but
of
a
doughter.
Mrs.
H
ow
ard
F
o
u
r
I-
O
rganisation
Planned.
Ited Sunday on Lorane m o u ntain have suffered fo r years fro m stom-
•on i i . ’ students
col H - - t u r n e d Monday a fte r apend-
K
.w n '.'" t*h at
;‘ w Oregon
';;” 7 n d State
" *.7 ’ «h.7r
w D Sm ith and H E Veneas. » » • d— no. affect weather condl
ítí. l í*e ii,ome
and
M rs. ach troubles caused bv acid stom-
houiaa h a m
,ng , * v* r * 1 d , Y’ *»•»»»<«« frie n d s , organise™ for the Fou r L. were tlong.
Cnarles T om pkins.
ach a ré g ettin g re lie f fro m Bisma-
u- -
—(Lb
UI n r d a h ,r e
**•— v*aterdav p reparatory to or- '
D ln n e r guests Sunday
at
the Rex. a new. delicious-tasting ant-
home o f M r. and
M rs.
H e n ry acid powder.
B ism a-R ex
brings
They said
ls — — i s .i^ —n r
q . t*»-
New sheet music and records ig a n ltln g this district
S pu n G lass e a W a llp a p e r
Rohde were M rs. Rohde's m other, lasting relief, too! G e t it today at
o28c that, under the lum ber code, w ag e,
i ’s s U m ..
Me K ,d l°
Spun glass fibers spread on a pa
M
rs.
E
lisabeth
F
ah
re
n
w
a
ld
ot
L
a
M r and Mrs W J. W h ite, who In the redwood and southern pine ia*r foundation made a modern wall
M r and M rs F. L. G ran nis spent
tham , and M r. and M rs. A rth u r
arrived last week from Man F ran districts are low er than In the f ir
F rid a y and Saturday In
Salem. cisco a fts r an absence
T he glass la permanently Burleson and son Lloyd of Cottage
of
two district and a 100 per cent k o u r L pu]>er.
where M r U ra n n la
attended
a ‘
“ sve moved'*intoV th e ir own organization la desired to aid In dyed before 1*1 ng applied to the Grove.
m eeting o f high school principals
(Hbb< >ven(W wh(ch , hey the , ffo r„ to b r|ng w age. e l.
Miss G w enn a M ille r o f Los A n
foundation and the effect to the eye
des, who is v isitin g at the home
where up to the standard paid
M r and M rs J G. Cann of San retained during th e ir absence.
Is that of niauy fine parallel Hues o f a b rother. G erald M ille r, plans
here,
especially
In
the
redwood
,
Luis Obispo, Cal., and Mrs. C. A
Mra. C. H K lm e spenl Monday
to leave fo r her home this w eek
W ilhelm of E u re k a . C a l. arrived In T re n t at the home of her par district, which I , a part o f this of ahlny brilliance.
by auto.
In
the
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W ednesday of last week (o visit at ents. M r. and M rs W. L. W heeler. territo ry . The m in im u m
M rs. E liza b eth F ah re n w a ld
of
redwood district Is 35 cents and
P re su m ed G u ilty
Ihe home of a sister o f Mrs. Cann
L a th a m visited at the H . Rheule
Latest In w inter coats. F u r trim In the south it Is 25 and 30 cents, j
an.l M rs W ilh e lm .
M rs. O.
E.
When a fire occurs In Clille or home M onday.
w
hile
here
the
m
in
im
u
m
la
82H
,
med and sport styles. Come In and
Woodson.
Cuba, the owner of the pro|»erty la
try them on and see w hat real cents,
Radio values you w ill find here
MOSBY CREEK.
G enuine M azda
lamps
promptly arrested and held tn Jail
The
o28c Sm art Shop. Phone 17-J.
Ray.
O ct. 24.— A large crowd attended
o28c
—sometimes for weeks— until proof
Id ee o f E a r ly P ic tu re s
the bonfire p a rty F rid a y night at
M ars h a ll B arb er of Ashland,
that be la guilty of Incendiarism la
A b oot review of "Slave Wives
Pictures of animals found In tha
the B ert M vere home. A
lunch
fo rm e r resident, visited the la tte r of Nehalem " by C laire
W a rn e r caves of western Europe, drawn by
shown
to
be
lacking.— Collier’s was served a t m id nig ht.
part o f the week a l Ihe
D. W . c h u r(.h ll, , nd , picture of
the
Magazine.
Bob
L
an
c
a
ste
r
of
M
ount
View-
n 'u ig e a home.
auth or appeared In Sunday’s Ore- savages and p rim itive man thou-
spent the w eek end at the home
sands
o
f
years
ago.
were
probably
M a rv ln Shaw , eon of Bev. and gonlan. Claire C hurchill le a ele-
of a cousin. Leon Lancaster.
Haight Alrmea Can Fly
M re I, G. Shaw, hae been assigned ter of Iv a n W arn er, a fo rm e r reel- made for the purpose o f Influencing
Miss V io le t G leaser
has
been
Airmen and clim b er, fitted with w o rk in g the past week fo r M r.
lo the coast a rtille ry at F o rt Scott, dent of Cottage Grove, and was a the animal» by w itchcraft or magic.
Col.
i Eugene g irl.
apparatus supplying oxygen can go Moon on the M cK enzie.
PROFESSIONAL AND
M rs. Doc P itc h e r spent the week
safely to a height of nine and one
end
at
the
home
o
f
a
daughter.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
h alf miles, according to Europeai-
L avona P itc h e r. In Eugene.
sclcnllsts. w hile without oxygen ths
OKXT1ST8
M r. and M rs. Sidney D avis m ov
lim it Is less than fou r miles.
ed last w eek into th e ir new home
l)Ba U . E. LKBOW
George and A lfre d S m ith of Cot
D entist
tage (Jrove spent Sunday at the
S m a rt, Is n ’t It ?
Offloo F ifth and Main Streets
Doc P itc h e r home.
Hours, 8:80 to 12 and 1 to 5:80
I f the click beetle Is turned on
__ Phone 88 ____
Its hack It Is able to right Itself by
Box Letter Files. Sentinel.
DR. C. H. KIME
bending Its body and Jumping Into
DenUet
the air. This Is accompanied by a
Offloe tn First N ational
clicking sound which Is responsible
Bonk Building
Mra. Cha» Pocan of I ’
for the beetle’s name.
Phone 10
Cottage Oroya, Ora. |
MEATS & GROCERIES
Fresh Oysters... J5e pt.
D ix ies Squares
Fresh Salmon
Whole or M |5 t |b
I 4 i c «>.
Center C uts......20c lb.
S liced B acon
21c lb.
BULK KRAUT
10 c quurt
Pork Steuk
Veal Cutlets
Pork Roust
Veul Roust
Club Steuk
Beef Roust.... 121 .c lb.
Reef Boil........ 8 1 lb.
Boneless Stew 12 h e lb.
FREE DELIVERY
Call
ALL DAY ANY TIME
FRED
THEATER
15
BARTELS MARKET
rn .n l-
F re e D e liv e ry — P h o n e 55
Specials Friday and Saturday
L am b S tew , w hile it lasts
L am b S h o u ld ers
lb. 5c
lb. l()c
Beef R oasts, n o n e b e tte r
|b. 10c
H ock less P icnics
o r C o tta g e Rolls
S u g a r c u re d an d v ery lean
H a m b u rg e r, S a tu rd a y o n ly
14e
lb.
3 lbs. 25c
B oneless Beef C ubes, a real v alue lb. 12c
Bacon S q u ares, jowls, not back fat
lb. 9 |c
L ink S ausage, p u re p o rk
lb. 15c
lb.
46
A lw ays Give the H o m e
i'hance.
P rin t Shop F irst
Steel U prig h t F iles and F ilin g E quipm ent of
E very Kind. T he S entinel.
A N D E R S O N . P R O P R IE T O R
j C ity B r ie fs
A r c a d e T h e a tr e
McKesson Drug Company
i
Big Opportunity Contest
'X
ENTRY BLANK
I hereby enter the Arcade Theater-McKesson Drug Com
pany’s Radio Stage Opportunity Contest and agree to the
published rulcg for this event. 1 will present myself when
called at the Arcade Theater for the first appearance and
in the city finals on November 8, should I be selected.
N am e
G a rd en C lu b
E
E
THE SENTINEL
Please p rin t In fu ll
Address
Name of your Druggist ................
Age ------------ ----- No. in act ......
Rhone .......... ...... „...Type of act ..
Signature of p arent or g uard ian if e n tra n t is under 21
years of age.
This is the largest amateur contest ever held in Oregon so
be sure to fill out your entry blank and mail or bring it
to the Arcade Theater not later than Saturday, October
28, 1933.
Agricultural Lime
If You Smoke Too Much
Watch Your Stomach
Smith-Short Grocery
Phone N o. 1
RUNDOWN, LOST WEIGHT J
Friday and Saturday Grocery Savings
26c pkg. C itru s w ashing
F lour, 49 lb. h ard w heat ...$L79
pow der ............................ V elvet or P. A., 2 c a n s ......................26c
26c pkg. Gold D ust .......121/2C Sugar, 100 lbs. cane
$5.29
20c pkg. S ta r t R ite pow der 10c Schilling b aking pow der,
S w ift’s P rem iu m ham , lb. 19c
can ......................................... 33c
P ep, 3 p k g s............................... 26c P u m p k in , 2 cans ....................25c
R aisins, 4-lb. p k g . ................... 25c Coffee, 2-lb. pkg. .................... 49c
W o rld ’s Haaviaet Smokers
The heaviest smokers lu the
world are the Americana and the
! Dutch.
T he average consumption
: of tobacco In these countries 1»
more than two ounces weekly per
bend of the population.
“CreJalitr"
“C redulity," wild HI Ho, the sage
of Chinatown, "should be tempered
by skepticism. To believe all doc
tor» end to believe none of them
prove equally fata l."
“Stop Go" f a r P a d e .t r la n ,
Casabas
C an d y B ars
Babe Ruth
5 Bars
Butter Fingers
. ~
l^ c
Your choice
Each.....
10«
Traffic regulations In Ce|>e Town,
South Africa, forbid "Jaywalking"
and lim it pedestrians to special
crossings operated on a “etop-go”
system.
Watch a grow ing
llUfiilK-Hh I
its NKWS «PAPER atta i
grow in sue.
and sec
Route I, JefkiRon. Ore , ' |
•aid: "I became in a run
PHYSIC IA NS
down, exhausted condi- |
lion tin ou uh hard walk |
DR. C R. FRO ST
and bringing up my fam- I
Physloian and Burgoon
ilv My appetite failed. I i
F irst N ational B ank Building
li.sd frequent sick-head I I
aches .uni suffered «aith | | Phone 4?
Qottog» Grove, Ore.
pains in my back, lost j .
IL AXLEY, M. I).
weight and
waa very ' I
Physician and Surgeon
weak A few bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden I
Medical Discovery soon had me in perfect ; |
Evi anings by Appointment
health." Sold by druggists everywhere.
Over Kern's Drug Stora
New sixe. tablets 50 it*., liquid $1 00. I.argt
Oregon
Size, tabs, or liquid, $1.35, “ We l>o Our Par«.’ | L C q U m » Qrov»
ATTORNEYS
H E R B E R T W. LOMBARD
Attorney at Law
! I First N ational Bank Building
I Phone M
Cdttog» Grove, Ore.
I
H. J. SH INN
i Attorney at Law—N otary Public
Practices In All Courts
Bader Building
I Qpttage Grove
Oregon
I
ALTA K IN O
I
Lawyer
Lawson Building
i Phone 90
Cottage Oroya. Oi«.
HERMAN E. LAFKY
Attorney a t Law
Phone 5943
I 808 Oregon Bldg.
S a le m . Ore.
I
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W E A R E N O W OPEN
F O R B U S IN E S S
Something new and different in the line of bread
and pastries.
MEAD’S BAKERY
FORMER CITY BAKERY LOCATION
O O M
An electric water heater m te rs that you will
always have hot water for the baihroom os well
as the rest of your home, a t exactly the right
tem perature, night or day, ir sickness or in
health, a t the turn of a tap An electric sun
lamp makes your bathroom a private bathing
beach with its invigorating sun rays of health.
An electric heater takes the chill out of the air
and saves firing up more expensive heating
equipment An inexpensive electric clock will be
found very convenient here also. Then of course
there is the electric vibrator, electric curling
iron and electric exerciser to complete the "A ll
Electric Bathroom."
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IRA- MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER COMPANY