The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 13, 1934, Page 2, Image 2

TH« »«cnn«, COTTA? g gjOV«, O»«™,
PAO«
O tu ju
(G r o w
.^ a t t in t i
found
in
thi»
ecliuu.
Fir
bul
thei
KLUKKT BK1>K, U itor
M yrtle produi
tContlnuad from page 1.)
PahUtk-d X»*r» Tkurada/ bj CU tu«* valueieaa.
burU inoetly In dem and, bul
uro,« PubUahlM i*>*p*ax
Klbart B*4*---------------- —..jW iu l la no m yrtle In thia im m ediate
ltib * r t B w llh
* .e r* la r ]F vicinity.
Seventh-day AdvenUal, Paul lver- light on the stark wall of the
P u lo r . iiarvioe*
Saturday. building
* d r * t « l* *a p u b lteatio n * a l * r * 4 *1 OM-
Outaide
of
fir,
cedar
and
hem
­
"Let us warm ourselves for a
l * « ' U r * r * m »»«uod e i * * * a>att«r
»chool,
30, John
I bauli,
lock, it m ight be aaid that no com Sabbath
auperlntendent
;
preaching
aervioe. niuiuent."
t l u . l a * * * O ffte * M J » h ö r t * M x t k 8 tr» » l
m e rn a i u , u made oí out » o o L 1L^ lh u to r Ko— pu atin of K ugeti.
Not at that fire."
■l UBCKlin'ION KAI KB
Wood« that would m ake iurtutuxe will speak the first Saturday of
But they paused by It, neverthe­
(tkak l* *4.**•*)
less,
their faces taking on the
are
uot
eveu
logged
b>
lumber
each month. Frayer mealing, a
Ja* paar-------*1 1» ; l ht>** ataaiA* SO.«»
crim son glow, their weary bodice
b i * ___ú.a» operator*
Tuesday.
u — l.o
• • •
dum ping a little. Ground wind
ra»«—¿0« year MOtüoaal
Wooda that would m ake high-
Highway ltapil*! i h u s h . Henry fanned a few tw ig s Into tem porary
M«o>g«r af
I priced furniture are allow ed to go
W. Davis, Pastor Bible school. life, and th e w hirling, wild little
N aU tm ai B 4 ilo rU U A M o e ia tlo a
io w aste.
O rvgaa tu a i» k a n o r ia l À M t M U Ü M
it); m orning worship, 11, serm on sparks w ent by them went out.
In
the
B
ohem
ia
district
there
is
U r«<oa 5«w*pap«<r C oaíaraac»
W hat's th is? ”
.
,
them e,
O pen
Doore;"
evening
*^VV-VVV>- V^VV-V v<>^,'VVVVVA^'
a sm all auiouut of A laska cedar, worship, 8, serm on them e, "The
Arthur stooped over. "A bit of
blue
»ash: H ere 111 poke It Into
a
wood
w
ith
a
distin
ct
luceusc.
Crowns
of
Lifo."
BIG ASSET U .t S i tU .
the em bers. 1 feel as if I had
• • •
H ow m any kinds o f wood grow Nuuo oi this is perm itted to be
cut because it la desired to leav
Church of the Nautrvtir, C. V. been w itn essin g a holocaust of In­
in the Cottage Grove country f
Bryaon. P astor. — Sunday school, nocence. Let s get aw ay front thia
This w riter doesu t know. H e the trees to seed a wide a r e a
»um a *a,
Cottage G ru v. could w ell have a » « : forenoon service. 11, serm on horrible place.”
would
hundred. The
W ith all nty heart. 1 believe
wvuru say at
,u least
u«M a » nuuureo.
i oi :
lurxnture la cio i v that u o u ia tuple,
I he C hristian S tate and
variety may be Ute greatest found bu* ‘
la tlo iy that * o u ld c h .u a cU .,
ev« ning service, 7 30. there's w ax stick in g to my sh oes.”
In any section of the world.
us'* aUA> lbc W0ods now p u m ilie d evan gelistic m essage, young peo-
(Concluded next w eek)
Huw m any of the various kinds to rut lu tlu> formats or winch are p ie » m eeting, 6.43; prayer m eet-
Various I ng, —
‘
~ T:SO.
W ednesday,
of wood grow n here are put to burned in our stoves.
wood working factories could g e l
use?
rcu to i ostal Assembly of Hod, Al
The liist i. nor ................... m ro*.
That Is an easy question to an their raw product here.
wood F oster, Pastor. — Sunday the Atlantic by radio was "s," setn
swer. O nly a few , principally fir,
Au
exchange
sa
y
s
that
an
O,
S.
school,
6:43;
forenoon
service,
11;
from England to Newfoundland by
cedar
. . . and hem
. lock. , ..
,
C. bulletin m akes the claim that a evening
service.
7.*3,
M onday
b h sv i here woods that m ake llU llu, o . , u <al. axv o l.
there will be fellow ship m eetings Marconi, December IX llWl.
tha prettiest furniture anyone has
u sJch a »latem ent has b“ d »“ “ >?,
»•*>
ever seen.
and 7:3. At 7:30 nigh tly old tim e
becu m ade, we presum e the 50 gospel m eetin gs every night e x ­ NO TIC E O F G I ARIHAN S S A L E
Som e of that furniture was
N otice la hereby alveu. that the
cen ts is tor repairs ou the fam ily cept Monday s will start w ith E v a n ­
shown at the recent com m unity
undersigned Guardian, having been
car.
gelist Salkeld in charge, and with July' licensed
fair. The exhibit by & L. Godard
therefor by
the
him Jack Siankard, his partner County Cuurt of Marlon County.
attracted
m uch
atten tion
and
A congressm an from M assachu­ for 27 years; Saturday', 3, chil­ O regon, will, on the ISth day pf
many com m euts on its beauty
se tts sa y s the Japan ese are on the d r e n s service; 7 30, street m eet­ Septem ber, 1»3*. at the hour of
were made.
sam e plane in civilisation that we ing.
tell o'clock a. ui.. at the South
• • •
Woods grow n here that are su it­
w est door of the County Court
are. th o s e congressm en w ill gel
Church of Christ, l. G Shaw, llousev E ugene, Lane County, Ore
able ior furniture include chinqua­
us into war yet.
P astor. Sunday school, 9:43, the gun. sell all the right, title and
pin, curly fir, cherry, alder, laurel,
m en of th is school are w ith the
sugar pine, b lrd s-eye cedar, black
Forty m illion A m ericans are said C om m unity m e n s Bible class at interval of M ariorle Lucille Knox,
and E n glish walnut, spruce, m a­ to be without bathtubs. Maybe it m e arm ory. M orning worship. 11, a m inor, in and to the follow ing
described real eatate, low lt.
ple, dogwood.
laii t the odor of beer that we serm on topic,
The Tost." Com ­
B egin ning at a oom t 8-61 chains
Chinquapin is also a s splendid nave ^ u sm elling a lter a.l
m union of the Lord's supper. Jr. W est and 33 feet N orth of the
a wood as can be found for the
______________
C. E.. 3; Sr. C, E., 6:30. E vening Sou th east corner o f the John
m anufacture o f friction b lock*
Well, anyw ay, the dem ocratic worship, 7.30. sertuon topic, "Have Cochran D. L. C. No, 33, running
Ra h i l m akes splendid wood pul- nom inee for governor m Calitur- Tuu R eceived the Holy Spirit?" thence N orth *.23 chains; thence
leys. Our ash Is splendid for m a w ash t stoicu Iroui Oregon by
W est 2.33 chains; thence South
Community M en's Bilde cla ss at *213 ch ain s; then ce E ast 2 33 chains
handles of all kinds.
our dear sister state.
the
arm
ory,
6.43.
Lesson,
"Called
to the place of beginning, contain
N othing Is superior to the yew-
of God." I. G. Shaw , teacher.
tug one acre, m ore or lose. In Sec­
wood of th is section for archery
L
O
R
A
N
E
tion 27. Twp. 20 S. H. 3 W. tn
bows.
P resbyterian Church, Jam es .Vik­ Lane County. S tate of Oregon,
Our pencil slat factory has found
p i t ^ i ^ *o*i“*
in Sm ith, P astor. Sunday school, to the h igh est bidder for cash,
dogwood superior to any wood for tKx*»tvr ixiguL, a^cpivuiber
o . ¿>. 10, forenoon service, 11. aerinou subject to confirm ation by the
wearing qualities w here there Is r ie tc h e r , county agc-ut, w ul be tne topic Cooperation B etw een Church County Court o f Marlon County,
and School," a very sp ecial mea- S ta te o f Oregon.
friction.
principal speaker.
rh e ladies aid heid on all-day* sAde on accou nt of the
public
D ated and first published this
The W oodcraft shop has quite a
schools; even in g service, 7:30, ser- 16th dav of August. 163*.
from
m
eeting
a
l
in
e
c
n
u
ic
n
W
ednesday.
dem and for buttons m ade
inou
topic,
P
ilate
s
W
ash
Basin."
D
a te o f last publication Sep­
A
biruiday
dinner
w
as
served
at
various of our woods.
tem ber IS. 163*.
IP1LV K NO X.
Our laurel Is superior for w ear-
.7 ,* ‘u*
*«miv ersaries or *
-Ur». Alaruu r o s ie r and «Ura, L a »«- n *
U rove, pra^tr tueeuu^. G uardian of the person and estate
c
.
.
,
ue riervudveu.
W ednesday, 7:30.
of M arjorie Lucille Knox, a minor.
Som e woods Produce burU th at
au a Mrs. hL
H ereudevu
H erbert W. Lombard.
F irst M ethodist Church. Mere­ Attorney for Guardian.
alb slS
are incom parable
for th e m anu- »pent M onday an o Tuesday at the
dith A. G roves, P astor.—Sunday
facture of fan cy
articles such a s c o a s t.
vases and bow ls
and also furnl- Mr. and Mrs. L yle H iggs
re- school, tf:*3; forenoon service, 11,
NOTICE TO CKEIHTOIUC
serm on topic, "Fellowship," In ser­
ture. Burls are so scarce that they* turned W ednesday Hum a visit
N otice Is hereby given that the
even in g undersigned
are alw ays reduced to veneer be- wiLn relatives tn P ortland and iva- ies on "Oxford Group;
has bee n a p pointed
service, 7:30, serm on topic, ‘ B ein g
fore used.
Until recen t years 1cm ,
in
E. E r a rn ia u w as sick the p ast Good
W
ithout
Trying,
second
g series
-.. » I .■ j of
. . V - M
VI ain
11. Street
♦ »-.i.t t M
Vi ..suit
sv*.
there w as r.o m arket for burls
essages;"
know n here, but now they m ay
S W W ise fam ily returned Interm ediate and Senior Leagues,
be readily sold and bring a good tne iir st or the w eek from a visit 6:30; prayer m eeting, Thursday.
price. T housands o f dollars' w orth m Senna, C at They are m oving 7:30, Monday, 7:30, m eetin g of
m en of the church, talk by the
of burls have been shipped out o f to te a r uoreua,
here in the p ast year or two.
The executive com m ittee of the pastor, 'W hat I E xpect of the
Church."
and response to the
In th is section burls com e prln- F- T. A. held a m eetin g Thursday
clpally from m aple. In D ouglas m g n t Mrs. L ucille M itchell was challenge o f the m en on "W hat
They E xpect of the Pastor."
county a qu antity o f m adrone cnuj>'!U cnm rm an of the program
burls are found. B urls grow al- com “ u tle e .
£<Lth Dunn cuair-
F ree M ethodist Church, R. W.
¡nan ui the publicity com m ittee,
m ost entirely on hardw ood trees Mrs. H arvey Currin chairm an uf H owell,
P astor.—Bunday
school.
and occasion ally oak burls are the retreshm eut com m ittee arid i . 9.*3; forenoon service, 11; Rev.
Reed
A.
S
w
ift
of
Los
A
ngeles,
who
B. M itchell, Mrs. U . ih u e r a a u f, W.
L h eaies and Mrs. L ottie M itchell is bringing evan gelistic m essages
m enioership com m ittee.
I l was each night, w ill preach; even in g
by Rev.
decided to nold a reception tor the service, 7:30, serm on
new teach ers a l the regular m eet­ Sw ift; there w ill also be service at
2:30.
ing O ctooer 6.
• • •
Mrs. C. J. D a v is and children
C hristian
Scien ce
Society, 242
have m oved to the F ran k Schnei­
Second street. — F orenoon
der house w hich M iss L eia D avis south
service.
11,
subject,
"Substance;"
purchased
recen tly.
The
Bert
rtayes fam ily w ilt live on M r* C. W ednesday even in g m eeting, 8.
J. D avis ranch.
C hauncey B losser is m oving to
th e E lm er Crowe ranch and Mr.
and Mrs. B iven s are m oving to
THE OW L SA Y S:
Dorena.
Ask Loren, He Knows.
The W. K. A lbright fam ily is
oving to D oe creea. The P erry
Suits at $23 50 and $27.50 m
tam ny of C iftage Grove is m oving
The P resbyterian ladies' aid so­
for the most exacting.
to tne ranch vacated by the Al­ ciety m et W ednesday afternoon
bright*
in the church parlors, w ith 3Irs.
The Scotch Woolen Mills
Mrs. Art Zeliar sp en t several George M atthew s, itr s , George J a ­
cobsen and Mrs. Jan ies A ikln
guarantees them and so does days in P ortland last week.
Lorane schools started Monday. Sm ith as hostesses. M r* A. S.
your old man.
'■
I ,a s t e x
E nrollm ent in the high school is R ice entertained w ith a piano
55, w hich is a record. T eachers number, W illiam and Lillian G reg­
O W L C L E A N E R S are:
H igh school—Lyle R iggs, prin­ ory sar.g tw o duets and M r* E l­
A l l - i n - o n e fo r th a t
cipal, Mrs. F loren ce R ig g s and mer O. B erg gave a detailed ac­
14 South Fifth St.
M iss R uth M cD onald; grade;
count of a recent trip to Spain.
Phone 81
L. Harvey Joe Dolan, principal, Mrs. L ucille P lan s were m ade for the October
S t r e a m lin e B ig g e r
M itchel and M r* B lanche Abbey, experience social. T hirty-five were
Carl D unn and A lfred H eren- present and g u ests were M r* Rice,
deen m otored
to Independence Mr* H. B. Ferrin, Mrs. W. C.
Sunday after E lnora and M arion G regory and children, W illiam .
It’s o f knitted Lestex— iramlrtt,
Dunn, who had been p ick in g hops L illian and Pauline, Mr* Berg
for smooth hips, fathtontJ at the
there. John D unn and Mrs. G eorge and Rev, J. A. Sm ith.
G ipson accom p anied them hom e,
-
waist to insure slenderness, has
returning to Independence Mon-
The Ladies' G olf club is spon-
i f o i n t td u p lift bu st o f tricot
,
soring a p rogressive bridge party
Mr and Mrs, E S. A ddison are Thursday even in g next w eek, play
mesh or fine lace, and la cut loo
sp en ding a vacation at N ew port.
to begin at 8 o'clock at the home
Mr. and M r* Clarence E a rls of o f yjr. and Mrs. Victor Cham bers
in the back for even in g and
WE GIVE YOU A
’ N oti spent Sunday night a t the and progress to the hom e o f Mr.
suntan
sports clothes. In other
D unn hom e.
and Mrs. Cleo M orelock. M oney
, “ ?ra*
•• n eaies and son W il- realized from th e party w ill be ap-
words, it’s just about the mast
the w ee^ en<* ,n Fort- piled to a fund for enlarging the
. T h ey
w ere accom panied club house at the g o if course. Re-
clever inexpensive Lestex all-in-
there by VVilmer Seales, who w as fresh m en ts w ill be served,
THROUGH
one, you can find— and it’s a
on a visit from J lg za g CCC cam p
+
near Mt. Hood,_________
(;arnation club w ill m eet
G O SS AR D!
TH OK XTO X i h R V F H v
F riday evening, Septem ber 21, at
Model t.f)o otth tncot
Sept. l I - M r " BitTy E ^ f C o t - the, h o“ e
B righton Leon-
meth butt
tage Grove visited Sifndau «Zoi, ard* w lth ■
UrB- Leonard and Mr*
There i no catch in it f
M r* Mary Sm ith and M r* C R
SkUlnig as hostesses. This
Model
t p jo oitb Lace j
jy
T r en t
will be th e first fall m eetin g and
Southern Pacific taken you io
n Chicago, N ew York and most
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bud
L
ow
rance
of
election
o
t
officers
w
ill
be
held.
butt
.
......................
ti
Silk Creek w ere
dinner
gu ests
z-,«»
» .
•.
, ..
Uther eastern cities lb ro » tb
Sunday even in g of Mr. and M rs [J° , i ' C.,er* “ n»d
,lh «
CjUiterruj ior the same rail
M ike Q uaglia.
-"«* P resb yterian Sunday school enter-
fare as t trip straight East and
Harold B osiaugh, who sp en t the u l ? ed w l‘h a c o vered dish dinner
back. See your local agent nr
sum m er at CCC cam p Odell rel and 1K>tlal even ln S W ednesday In
turned hom e la st w eek to ¿nter lb e chur,c h , dl" ‘n*
P lan «
write J. A. ORM ANDY, 703
■chool.
were m ade for ¿tally day exercise«
Pacific B ld g, Portland, O n .
Mrs. Jean Long o f C ottage Grove to be held Octol>er 7.
*i
and Mrs. W ade M osby and son
u
Robert of W endling v l4 te d Thurs-
Mrs- C hester W heeler cntertaln-
day evening at th e J W F ish er ed Tuesday afternoon , honoring a
hom e
n s n e r Histcr Mrs L E LaBrie, on her
Mrs Mary Sm ith, who visited kjrthday anniversary. At
bridge
last w eek at H ebron w ith a daugh- -^frs- Tt. O. D enn ett held
high
ter, Mrs. Prank LaBlue. returned ,,tore- K cfreshm ents w ere served
hom e Saturday, accom p anying the a * ^he tea hour.
LaBlues, who sp en t the dav w ith
—♦ —
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prem azzl
A m eeting o f the O. L. H. club,
BUSINESS DIKECT0BY
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Shortrldge, * hlcb w a “
havc
been
held
accom panied by a daughter Mrs Tuesday, has been postponed until
DENTISTS
D
elbert
B
row
n
and
tw
o
children
Septem
ber
25
because
o
f
th
e
111-
DR. W. £ . LEBOW
of C ottage Grove, visited Saturday ness o f Mrs- n H* H em enw ay.
Dentiat
in Springfield
w ith
the Short-
_.
„ .
a
..
O ffice F ifth and M ain Street*
daughter E lle n a 1 The N eighbors
of
W oodcraft
Hour« 8.30 to 12 and 1 to 5:30 I o ridges
" ,V A other
'
"
|
m
et
W
ednesday
evening.
The
so-
P hone 35
«xoiaen.
ilr . and Mrs. Benton Schrenk clal hour waH postponed because
D tt. C. IL RIM E
I were pleasantly surprised M onday of the illn ess of M r* Mabel Dixon,
Denttat
I even in g by a group o f relatives w ho is ,n a E ugene hospital.
P ractice tem porarily handled b ,
who sp en t the evening, bringing
,,,
_
~ ♦ —
. „
DR. i . E ARNO LD
I refreshm ents with them T hose In
F ran ces R andall, grand
O ffice in F irst N ational
I the group were Mr
and
Mrs c h a Plalr> of R ainbow for Girls,
Hank B uilding
____
_
H enry Schrenk
of m
E ugene, Mr and wail Prt'«e hted with a g ift M onday
Phone 10
Cottage Grove, Ore,
Mrs. 'H arry Schrenk*'and’ children BVenlnK a ‘ th e first fall m eeting
P H Y SIC IA N S
of M eadowvlew, H arold Schrenk of o f the ,ocal assem bly.
„
. Portland and Mr. and Mrs Roti-
H. A X LEY
| crt H endricks of San F ran cisco
Mr" w A Bal1 entertained the
X hni?r »“ k .‘ ^ Surgeon
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Starn -r and Justam ere club F riday w ith a 1:30
t
stvem egs py A ppointm ent
. daughter
. .
.
.
.
.
.
.
«
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.-----.------
z G ,------
of P o tla tch ’ Ida are yj». d essert luncheon.
uests -------
w ere
I
Over Kern’s D rug Store
I itlng a brother o f Mrs. S torn eF s M rs- Karl Bracher and Mrs. Lee
I Cottage Grove
Oregon j R. B. Dixon, and Mrs. S tarn eP s N icho1’ .
B. AL RICE, M. D.
~ | m other, Mrs. Julia Cover, In Cot-
tage Grove. They exp ect to return
The D egree of Honor held their
P hysician and Surgeon
hom e Thursday.
f |rst fall m eetin g M onday. Follow-
MlBses Irm a and Ila M yers of
a bu sln css m eetin g refresh-
634 Main Street
| Blue
M ountain are stayin g with m ®nts were served at the G ray
Over Cottage Grove Pharm acy
i their grandm other, Mrs. J. S. Lake, Ooose.
I Phone»: R esidence 127. o ffice 75
and atten ding high school In Cot-
" ■»—
tage Grove.
Mrs. P O. W arren entertained
tlU R O P K A C T IC
D lt. II. C. DOBSON
Mr. and Mrs. P J. B ush o f her Su noay school class o f the
M ount View were Sunday gu ests E aPBst church w ith a picnic Mon-
O steopathic P hysician
wl*h a sp ecialty In corrective
o f Mr. and Mrs. John Bauder.
day afternoon. Ten were present.
refraction o f the eye
Jack Plato, who sp en t last week
— » —
P hone 1878
at the C. H. B oslaugh hom e, re-
Thp M- P- O- club w ,l> tn eet to r
turned to Portland Sunday.
a 1:30 dessert luncheon T uesday
434 M iner Bldg.,
E ugene, Ore.
HERBE
I
Mr- and Mr’ - Harold Kirk,, who w lth Mrs. W illiam MacOIbbon.
A R
T T
T O W.
R N LOM
E Y S BARD
A ttorney a t Law
I had been I,vlnK *n the sm all T. C.
♦
I F ir st N ational Bank Bulldimr
Shaw house, m oved F riday to the
The F riday E ven in g D inner club
P hone 94
Cottage
Linebaugh place
m eet W1m
Septem
21 w ith Mr.
' - ^ ^ ^ • r Grove
o v e . u Ore
r u . I I GIen
den br|()ge
C rM by
e the
of , Wnl-
yn x W*H
and Mr„
am ber
MacOIbbon.
<>• •• SH IN N
| H ollow has bought the 8h aw place.
—
A ttorney at L aw —N otary P ublic
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Igike, P hilip
The U topia club will m eet for
P ra c tic e s In All Courts
| Lake and M r* J 8. Lake w ere a 1:30 d essert luncheon T hursday
B ad er B uilding
with
Mrs. S. L. M ackln.
dinner gu ests Sunday at the Jam es
. Cottage Prove
O regon
B em ent hom e tn D eligh t valley.
•
The W. C. T. U. w ill m eet Frl-
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. T rent spent
ALTA KING
|
T uesd ay In E ugene, w here th ey day afternoon with Mrs. W V.
L aw yer
visited Mrs. T ren t’s
uncle
and McGee,
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County, O regon, adm inistrator of
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a Currln. de­
ceased, and that ell persons hav­
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tate are hereby notified to pre­
sent the sam e duly verified and
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It. J. Shinn In C ottage Grove.
O regon, w ithin six m onths from
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thle notice Is the 30th day of
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II. P. CURR1N.
A dm inistrator of th e estate of
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