I «rat i n a u r i [ » n u li in W a»h< agtoo
The U n i Frusldeiil Inaugurated la
Washington, D. CL, was Thomas Jai-
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F O B SALE O B T R A D E
FO R SALE.—N o . 1 Burbank and
Cobbler potatoes. Grown from
certified seed. gLbO per hundred,
i x x i S S .S U X .
panled M r s .J a c k M auldin« o f Cot- the afternoon for th e purpose of
U r. and Mrs. J. L. W hltsell and
■ tage Grove to A n lau f F riday to the organizing a sew in g club,
daughter M arilyn and Everett Hol-
home of Mrs. M oulding's father,
The Charles E arley fam ily has strom o f T ren t spent the w eek
Robert Anlauf.
moved onto the Combs farm.
end w ith Mrs. Clara K irk and fam ­
Mr
Arnt i t
i M i,s Audrey Cox o f Cottage ily.
com pacted Mr. and Mrs. N . E. Grove spent the w eek end w ith her
—*.
Mr. —
and . Mrs. M iles W icks and
THORNTON CORNERS.
Compton and Mr. and Mrs. 8. L grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George son G lenn and Jay Cole of Cres-
w ell visited w ith Mrs. R uth Eng-
I March 20.—Mrs. B etty E arl of " a ekm o f Cottage Grove to the Sutherland.
Cottage Grove »pent W ednesday y wlifut M e rc e r hom e at Indepen-
-
land and children briefly Sunday
with Mrs. C. R. Trent and
re-
T „
,
!
D IV ID E .
Those from here w ho attended
m alned over night with Mrs. Mars
Mr* J - R - <t? o le y . o t
M arch 20. -Mr. and Mrs. John the O akridge-Eugene high gam e in
Smith, returning to her home Mount V ie w .M r . and Mrs. Lyle I y e a ic h and daughter Sybil anu E ugene l « 5 t ^ X k we?e ^ ? S e . “
Thursday.
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, “ d Mrs. H arry M cDole visited Mon- W arner, “ da B A „ X u t a U ^
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dwyre cele-
ey °* C ottage aay w ith Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Me- by.
brated tnelr fiftieth wedding annl-
™ve w ero S u n d a v afternoon call- Reynolds.
The
Fred
M iller fam ily
of
versary Friday of last week,
Air- 841,1
Mra- EYl8r
Brown
of i V
aughn a spent
Mr.
and ■
Mrs.
E yler —
„ .„ a . . t „ hey
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H ... I . ° “ ®L_ I ; „ —
« w -
w
, <,U8UU
p eu i the
me w
wi eek end a t the
returned last week to their home ..
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01 . a Prtng- E ugene sp en t the past w eek with W. J. V aughn hom e
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w
u
S m T V " t ; s s r v s i j z n , . s s k
E „cg . 4 a s »
iu ir s .'s s .*
N e a rb y N ew s
W0Ü.
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SA LE—M arshall and S
u
p
e
r
,
it^ X V X r n io î
In g 's ^ is fa c 'tô T ilÿ
AU print— or part
a i a s t e u o n Everbearing strawber-
U r. a a U
a . u ^ i a m u e ie
- .
h r . H ow arj K p .n i LLrt visitors at tne Söderström hom e
u . s . B ales and son s Sidney and
ry pram s loganberry tips. r a s p b e r -:^ d c m i ^ e n ^ i t e ^ l b ^ e d a ^ e v e -
L o v e ll Be“ X
a“ X t . X
are Mra.
W illiam
Young and E lw yn, Lot W agner and H ugh
em ployed at
ry plants. baieU nay anu non-sm ut “ “ f 81 f^8 h,al1 i '8Wwin “ ome 81
Mr. and Mrs. F red Stahlam of daughter P atricia and son Frank- D oolittle, who are
print— gay
seen oats. w . A n euieuw ay, Lu- Gowuyyiiie.
Detroit are visitin g thia w eek with hn Of D ixon, Cal., k ritz Soder- W estfir, spent the w eek end at
rane
route, pnone
unone s 2-L-22.
ino-22p
has and
been Mr. received
from
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t h strom and fam ily of F o r iiaAu anu their hom es here
.a n e route,
- ^ s s .---- m
o-asp, Word
Baudcr
and Mrs.
A. Mrs- S tn h lm an s brother
and wl,
sls-
L eslie
Johnson
and
E verett
k OR HALE—Day-old lia n sen strain Schei rnacner. wno left two weeks ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W W ^ 'h HUd* 1<yaeU Ol apoilane-
Mrs. John W atkins of C om stock ^ e T e n d af uZ " H u fh ’ EocHtH 6
ciu cio , roc eacn; custom hatcùing I ux0 ior i OWa. that they arrived at rir'?jth'
eg«s. s t s c eacn. narrow Huobeii, tne Scherm acher's form er hom e at Í Mr. and Brs. B enton Schrenk visited Saturday w ith Mr. and *0^
8
at 018 H ugh D ° ° u t U8
and son were dinner gu ests Wed-
bio soutn l a u d street._____ intt-ZZp Creston Tuesday of la st week.
Mrs. George Wuimby. Mrs wuim oy
The' C. B. W eaver fam ily and
,
,
J
,
.
„
,
,
nesday
evening
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs
k U R SALE—G ladiolus bulbs, som e
Mr. and Mia. Harold K irk visit- jj
Em erson in C ottage Grove
W atkins
the Fred Land fam ily of Texas
Mrs Mary Sm ith u via^tln^
plants, next 10 uays and none ed Sunuay with relatives m Do-
Mrs. k . M. Chapman is spend- vis, ted last w eek a t the H enry
later. Mrs. Charles G ettys, 703 r8? a’ m
in g a w eek in E ugene w ith reia- Cooper home.
V 1
cv
v.
u
,
v
week
w
ith
a
daughter,
Mrs.
F
rank
W asningtou a v e n u e . __ mio-29p
Mrs. T. C. Bhaw. who had been DaBlue. a t Hebron
tives.
Clarence P eterson Is visitin g at
at
Uie
home
ol
a
son,
C.
H.
Snaw,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
lvin
McGarvin
the
H.
N
.
H
enricksen
hom
e
In
1
H AVE Lnt'KUVlLlJ Los Angeles
and R oy and H azel M iller of F ort Creswell this week.
anu San D iego property to ex- in Roseburg for three weeks, re­
LONDON,
Orford sp en t the w eek end w ith
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cn a n g e to r sm a ll noine farm in turned Bunday. Mrs. O. H. Shaw
March 19.—Lane Shortridge of relatives here.
Oregon. IL V. Warren, 3235 Vs is su li in a hospital but is im -
proving.
j
R
oseburg
visited
w
ith
,
relatives
Mrs.
Vena
G
off
and
son
Ken-
P
rotection
From Lightning
W est oth at., Los Angeles,_Cal._pu
Miss Violet Cole and George here several days la st week.
neth. M iss Theresa Young and
Lightning, formerly a terror to
k C R SALE—C noice Rhode Island Carey of M arcela were Bunday af-
Stripes, checks, plaids, dots— prints
Mrs. Cecil Geer and baby o f H e- H elen W ells of Cottage Grove via- electric
service,
no
longer
Is
R ed natem ng eggs and single ternoon visitors of Mias
Cole a bron visited W ednesday a t the Joe ited Sunday afternoon a t the J, 1
are
everywhere this Spring! All­
___
feared
by
light
and
power
system
s
comb Wmte Leghorn eggs, 35c per uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. j G ee r hom e.
A M ackey home.
Mr. and^M rarriarry M cDole and Thls *8 befa u se of the triple effect j
setting. Mrs. R . C. Arne, phone H e n ry latke.
Mrs. A Lyons and son Charles
print dresses and prints in new com­
~m 22aap
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B oslaugh j Woods visited a t the Louis Stro- son R alph spent Sunday w ith Mr. of better-built transformers, more
binations with solid colors — both
and sons
were
dinner guests i beck hom e in E u gen e W ednes- and Mrs. Jack Jones of Gowdy- effective lightning arresters and of
MTaC ALLAN EC I S
ville.
Thursday evening a t the Fred j day.
are
brilliantly presented in this stun­
better
understanding
of
lightning.
A 1
An btt-pound dau ghter w as bon.
R uth F oster o f E ugene is spend­
FO81 LIVELY the best way for B ennett hom e in Cottage Grove.
Thieves entered the chicken i M arch 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Julian ing a w eek w ith a cousin. M iss ■urge-proof transformer has been
ning group. All values!
you to get a high quality cluca
developed.
Sm all. She has been nam ed Ula N ell Chapman.
a t a low price is to buy hatem ng house of W. J. Chapman one night Belie.
Mr. and Mrs. R odney
M elvin
eggs a t 2<c per dozen from our last week and m ade aw ay with
An
b-po>ind
son
w
a
s
born
M
arch
Sixes for M isses and W o­
m ade a trip to Oakridge Sunday.
“ni-Grade'* breeding hens, and two dozen hens. By careful ex­
Stap lin g M achines. Sentinel.
Mrs. E. L. M cReynolds visited
have uiem custom natcheu a t 2vsc am ination it w as discovered the 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Tow n­
Cash register rolls. The Sentinel.
m en — dark, bright, and
send.
H
e
h
as
been
nam
ed
W
illiam
person
or
persons
had
crossed
a
several
days
last
w
eek
w
ith
Mr.
per egg. A sk to see actual signa­
Ledgers. Journals. Sentinel
Clayton Jr.
and Mrs. R ichard K night of E u­
soft shades!
tures 01 laud custom ers witn 73- field and come in to the back of
Mrs. Charles E a sley took a son gene.
ba‘>9 hatches of all eggs
set. the hen house and broke through Jam
es
to
Veneta
Saturday
for
the
back
of
the
building.
Mr.
M
iss
E
ffie
Sylvester
of
Lebanon
R vS C H M ANAGED F u u LTKY
treatm ent.
returned hom e
Saturday after
FARM S, D ane Lane, Junction Chapman Identified som e of the m edical
Mr. and Mrs. R obert P hillips re- sp en ding three w eek s w ith
an
City, Compliance C ertificate 208b. hens in Eugene the next day, but
failed
to
recover
them
or
to
dis-
j
turned
to
the
hom
e
of
t.
s
i
r
son
aunt, Mrs. W. E. Burkett.
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cover the thieves.
| H arold F riday evening.
The E. J. F ryer fam ily spent
WILL ADVANCE YOU MONEY
Mr. and Mrs. R . B. Dixon, Mr. Bearl B aker of Vancouver, W ash,, Sunday at Drain w ith relatives.
on wool and m ohair If you de­ and Mrs. Frank Sw lgart, a c c o m -1 ‘s visitin g for several days a t the
A lvin D u gan of London visited
0/
sire. D o not claim to pay more panled by Mrs. John Bauder anil hom es of h is c o u s in s / R oy and F riday nigh t and Saturday with
than anyone else, but expect to pay two sons, picnicked Sunday in Glen Baker.
his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs.
ail the m arket will lu stily. Guar­ Shoestring valley.
A radio party w as given Satur­ J. A. M ackey.
antee honest w eignt and the sam e
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carpenter and day even in g at th e R oy B aker
fair treatm ent you have received children o l Cottage Grove were home. G uests were B earl Baker,
CULP C R EEK .
In the past. J. W. Veatch, phone Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E thel R odgers
and tw o
Mar. 20.—H oward F reem an and
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m22a5p E rnest Baldwin.
daughters, E lm er B erggren, Ed T helm a M atson were m arried Sat­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. F isher vis­ Brasher and Mrs. E lec ta Thorden- urday m orning In E ugene and
W E WILL P A Y spot cash for a
lim ited num ber of light autom o­ ited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. berg. R efresh m en ts w ere served. then m otored to M arshfield
to
M
att Maddess at Gowdyville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lancaster spend the w eek end.
biles. Bee us before you sell. Also
M is. John Willian and Mrs. W. and children of M ount View and
a large stock of good used cars.
J. S. M agladry m ade a business
Now you can "mirror the mode” even in
H. Cakes, ids W est Broadway. Eu- A Keene spent W ednesday in Cot- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M orrow and trip to S eattle this week.
Grove with Mrs. H. C. Rose, daughter o f Eugene visited Sunday
Mrs. G eorge Currln of Cottage
&8T 8:J?r8\ ~ ^ ~ ^ ^ ~ ^ - ^ d 11'!4' aSp tage
your
wash frocks! These are simply
G. L. Shortridge of Roseburg afternoon a t the W. L. Townsend Grove visited T uesday
w ith
a
M ONEY TO LOAN.
was an over nigh t visitor
last home.
daughter, Mrs. Vernon Thom ason.
charming
— with crisp lingerie touches,
Mr. and Mrs. R oy H utchinson
About 30 friend s called a t the
♦2000.00 on well improved RANCH week o f a brother, S. P . Short­
and children o f Corvallis visited N . M. M atson hom e M onday eve­
properties, LONG term s very rea­ ridge.
tricky
sleeves,
graceful skirts and slim
Mr. and Mrs. R oy P otter and Sunday at the H enry Combs and ning to extend best w ish es and
sonable interest with easy re-pay­
congratulations to the new lyw eds,
m ent privileges. Ik' IN T E R E ST E D children o f Culp Creek were vis-1 Susan W alker hom es,
waistlines! For Misses and Women, tool
CAN YOU IMAGI N E -
BEE US ¡SOON. HALL A JCHN- itors one day last w eek of Mr. and j Mr. and Mrs. R obert Geer and Mr. and Mrs. H oward (Bab) F ree­
how cheerful the dinner bell
Levi Geer left M onday for Mr. man. The even in g w as spent with
B IC N , Cottage Grove, Ore., 405 Mrs. R. B. Dixon.
Mrs. F. L. H ockett w as pleas­ Geer’s farm near Lakeview .
sounds to the Rouses Point,NY,roil
m usic and conversation and re­
Main a t. FUone 5b.________ m!5-22c
antly surprised Monday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Shortridge fresh m en ts w ere served.
rood conductor who,unable to digest
MONEY TO LOAN on your car by 14 wom en of the neighborhood and children of W estwood, Cal.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K uni spent the
even milk toast becouse of serious
and other chattel security. Easy w ho cam e with refreshm ents of arrived F riday to v isit w ith rela-
Of absolutely fast color vat-dyed prints—
----- week end In Eugene. T heir datigh-
stomach trouble,took BISMA-REX,
paym ents, contidentiai.
Eugene cake, sandw iches and coffee, In tives here.
i ter M arjorie w ho is a tten d in g high
jumped his weight from 109 to 152
Credit Co., 992 W illam ette, Room ti. honor of her birthday annivei- ! M iss N ora Ward o f Dorena sp en t j school there returned to spend
the kind that come through many a tub­
License B-177.
ml&aSc sary. Those attending were Mrs. i the w eek end a t the J. T. S m a ll! the sp ring vacation a t home. Mr.
pounds, and now eats everything /
bing without losing their freshness! What
Gene Boss, Mrs. W. A. Keene, home.
K unl’s m other also accom panied
Mrs. L. W. Sm ith, Mrs. S. P.
Mrs. H arvey Shipp and children them home.
bargains
the«;» are*_____________________________________________
U ruoerle«. F o o d an d L unch
Shortridge, Mrs. Jam es
Plaster. of Eugene arrived Saturday for a
W infred H arrison m otored
to
G oods
Mrs. L. R. Sm ith, Mrs. John W il­ w eek’s visit a t the hom e of Mrs. Sum ner Saturday to v isit friends
G a so lin e an d OU
lian, Mrs. George Foster, Mrs. R. j Shipp’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. and relatives.
B lsm a-R ex is a new antiacid treat­
B. Dixon, Mrs. F rank
Sw lgart, IE. Banton.
R A L P H W . W ARD
m ent th at Is bringing welcom e re­
Mrs. John Bauder, Mi's. Charles
H enry Combs left Sunday for a
D
O
R
E
N
A
Inc.
lief to thousands everyw here w ho
A t W o od son 's A u to C auip on
Boslaugh, Mrs. H enry Lake and I visit in Portland w ith a son, Ar-
March 20.—The Raym ond Bates su ffer the agonies of Indigestion I
N o r th N in th S tr e e t
Mrs.
Wilbur
Black.
tbur.
fam ily of Springfield visited Sun­ and other acid stom ach ailm ents. I
D E P A R T M E N T
• ST O R E
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Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Miller and j M iss Clara H opper of Harris- day w ith
relatives
here.
Mrs.
son Raym ond and Mr. and Mrs. I burg is spending som e tim e w ith Mary Land accom panied them B ism a-R ex acts four w ays to give !
417-421
Main
St.,
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon
Louis L ayng and
children
of | her sister, Mrs. Alice VanDusen, home.
lasting relief in three m inutes. It
We now have Complete Servloe
Mount View, were Sunday dinner | who has been 111.
. J. E. Redford, w ho is servin g on neutralizes excess acid; relieves | __________________________________________________________________ _______
guests o t Mr. and Mrs. Henry
for G a s U au gea. U q u id and
Norm an Perlni of W endling s p e n t' the federal grand jury in Port- the stom ach o f gas; sooth es the f
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Lake.
m
«
r,
1
w8e*t
end
w
ith
his
parents,
land, sp en t the latter part o f last
E lec tric, r x c iu a ite ly .
M iss K atie Tonole
of P ass Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Perlni.
week a t his hom e here
d ig e îtio l o?eÄ
n m o sta "keiyal?o
Creek canyon spent Sunday here j The wom en of the neighborhood ' Jack K erns o f E ugene sp en t the
Melson Motor Company . with relatives.
are Invited to m eet at the home i w eek end w ith Mrs. K erns a t the at R exall Drug Stores. G et a Jar
Mrs, Charles Boslaugh accom -I of Mrs. J. E. Banton March 22, In ' hom e o f Mrs. M M osby
today at Kern’s for D r u g s . i
DRESSES
$3-69
C an You I magine J W a sh F rocks
Fast Color Prints!
8S
’em — Tub ’em!
EXPLANATION
J. C. Penney Co •
Always give the H o m e P r i n t Shop first
chance. The Sentinel.
Block, P laner and Slab.
Also bawduat. Special
I'rloo on W inter Supply
TO M A L L E N
rhu“ «’
Bread, Oaken, ITea, Kolla, Donuta
an d O ther B a k er y Gooda
CityBakery
Go
to
d ou b le
i l o g a t e ’a Suturday
for
q u ick taploca,
a 10-oz.
Iiavkage mr
_________ 9c
SUver Bar yellow cllng peuebea,
No. X U ca n ___________________ 14c
U . O. D ata, 20-o*. pkg.
__ 13c
WX S P E N D
son. The foreman in the shop is Roy Fry, with
Henry 0. Bennett and Everett Powell assist-
in? s mechanics- Mr. Woodson for a hobby
ains a large stock ranch 22 miles north
iker, Ore., which is just about as far
from a hobby as most men get. How-
parke« along the street, you will know ill is
listance doesn’t mean so much to a man
well v th Henry’s representative. This is trie
I the wheel of today’s V8 Ford. In fact
situati n at a glance in Cottage Grove,
tt.
stance to the ranch is just a nice jaunt.
W< idson Brothers, authorized For i di.d- I e d tell the car on the show room floor
ere, 8 6 Maui street, are the boys. Ft ir was a ranch Ford, as they had two wheels
buildii g was erected in 1920 and is a two- ei eked up on high blocks of wood to show-
story tructure. The business was estal lisinn how she would leap the hummocks—or do they
in 191 !. 0. E. Woodson, the proprietor has have hummocks on modem stock ranches!
been i business in Cottage Grove sine 1908
In dl seriousness the new Ford V8 is just
wh ich just about makes him a pioneer, ns i about
n a class by itself when it comes to
the ca e with so many Ford dealers thr< gb ' modern
transportation and even today, smart
out th country.
as tii motoring public is about torque, com-
in he office you will find Wilbert 0 Wil pressu i, rustless steel, shatterproof glass,
Know Y our Home Town Merchant
IVwdson Motor Co.
In most cities the size of Cottage Grc
you will find a Ford dealer. The plai
occupies in the community, the place h-
attained in the ranks of Ford men in tin
country, can usually be judged by on<
d
look at his establishment, and a quick
up and down the main street. If you find iiis
building covering half a city block whe
blocks have grown to full size, and a generon-
sprinkling of the younger generation of Fords
three-point suspension, unsprung weight, and
any number of advantages found in the Ford.
I do not believe some of the sound engineer­
ing principles incorporated in the Ford since
its birth are fully understood or appreciated
by the man in the street. However, the fact
that a man who bought a Ford in the past
can never be pointed out as a man who wasted
money on a car that didn’t last or was out­
moded should be given some consideration by
the 1934 crop of new car buyers.
The back shop of the Woodson Brothers
Motor company is equipped to give the latest
and most efficient service available for Ford
owners anywhere in the United States. Fac­
tory trained mechanics will care for your car
and recommend any adjustments that are
needed.
OUR M ONEY
Beautiful line of th latest neck­
wear. Brighten up your old garment
with a pretty collar and cuff set.
Beautiful line of pure linen hand­
kerchiefs. All prices- Also handmade
linen luncheon cloths at $1.49 and
towels at 60c.
Latest kid gloves, scarfs and hand­
bags to match that new coat or swag­
ger suit. Come in and see our merchan­
dise which always sells at reasonable
prices.
Hava your Eugene freigh t and
exprese moved by
COTTAGE G ttO V E-EU G BN E
F R E IG H T A T R A N SF E R
Eagle Cigar Store
BUUarda O xn ia, F o u n ta in
C a n ti/ a w l C igars
HUI A R in g . Prona.
FO B SALE.—■
S tovoa and furni­
ture. W« nay oaab for used
■lovas and furniture. Sea us be­
fore you M il or buy.
M ORRIS and MoLAUGIILIN
T h e S m a rt S hop
Mrs. Alice Breedlove, Prop.
Phone 17-
J.
Easter Novelties
Always Give
B ig assortm ent at low est
PrloM.
Your Home Print Shop
Darling Variety Stores
First Chance
Painting
and
Body and Fender
Repairing
B rew er M ills
Woodson
Brothers
A t the Standard Station
M arine Gas
your n sw M arins station
for snappy aervlce.
tvs cheerfully check your tlrss.
battery and lubrication.
White and Hilton
North N inth Street
"Quality
Batteries
This battery o&nj“ ?
Written Quaran^e for
^ce
^ent
Oenuine Ford Parts
r ry
lif tin g
•
M t. H o o d
AtthtriTei
FORD
Dttltrt
Made Product.
Nelson Motor Co
Dependable Ford Ser­
vloe
for
more
twenty yean.
than
U
W e Sell
/ Dodge Trucks
South Fifth Street
Rotàie/
/
which cover the field
from the half-ton to
the large six-ton job.
Our heavier trucks
are especially adapted
for logging work. All
are priced exceptional­
ly low.
M c C o y ’s
G a ra g e
30 South Seventh St.
Cottage Grove, Oregon