C uVaqr (ftro rr > r n tm r l
nam ent for the m onths o f August, the Red Cross m em bership roll artistically decorated In keeping
Septem ber and October Mrs. T. C. call, reported the can vass com- with the C hristinas season and a
■ s ta k ll.k ^ I
W heeler received a prize for low pleted and m ore than ltk> collect- color schem e of red, green and
h tl> B
U tta r
net score of »8. Mrs. Cteo More- cd This w as short of last year silver w as carried out. The eve
F « M I « b » 4 I » « r j T fc a r « 4 e y b y < ' * « • < •
lock received second prise with a by half but the com m ittee w as sat ning closed with group singin g of
U r« « « F w b lttb lo f C o a y M y
low net of 39 Bridge was played Isfled with r e s u lts as the drive old favorite so n g s
Ilb.Pt lt«4»________ _ R*«r*tary during
—«—
the afternoon and Mrs. Rea followed
th e com m unity
relief
KlbaH
The Mizpah class ot th e Presby
A fir « » • ! « • • « » b i h a i i o n » n tr r » d «1 < o t W heeler held high score, Mrs. W d r iv e P lans for the W illam ette terian church held a C hristm as
A. Woodard second, and M rs N. J council m eeting, which will be held
»••• Or"» •• •»*. ”. - * I * • • » •
N elson low The neat m eeting will here the third W ednesday In Jan- party Tuesday night at the church.
R « s la » s s
'•
•
G ifts were exchanged and C hrist
be the third W ednesday of Janu- uary, were discussed
¿u»*< Him"ow h \ t k m
m as stories were told by various
ary w ith a no-hosteas luncheon at
—♦ —
(Ceeb 1« •«*•»••>
R efresh m en ts
were
The Tuesday Study club m et this m em b ers
Me r -ir
_fll TA < T A p m »««the •»' «.* the hom e o f Mrs Carl K ing.
served.
flU «oiUt _ 1 0 0 1 O«« »••»« . OH
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week with Mre W illiam Tlium and
Far«|(« p«|*—A0a F«o* «44 »«•«»••I
Mrs. Jam es P G raham enter- Mre C. E. U m phrey In charge of
The R oyal Neighbor* will hold
talned th e O. L. H. club Tuesday the program Mre. Thum review ed
H « (I o r «I K4I««*H«I A
with a 1 30 deauert b rid g e The the book.
Modern Tragedy.
by a C hristm as party and gift ex
O p * « “ « Rut« Kflhortal Ataarlai»««
luncheon table was attractive with Phyllis Bentley, and M re Um phrey change follow ing their m eeting
a cen terpiece of red chrvsanthe- led a discussion on "The Lovely- neat Tuesday.
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mums and
lighted red tapers Ship. " by Storm Jam eson An open
The Spanish-A m erican War vet
Il Due« la «aid not to flinch C hristm as decorations were used discussion followed.
about
the
rooms.
At
cards
Mrs.
♦
erans
auxiliary
will hold a m eat
w h en h it d en tist w orks on hl*
Th* grade teach ers’ club met pie supper Friday nigh t at the
taath. But the reporter did not Harold Sw artz held high score for
en ligh ten us as to what happen* guests and Mrs G eorge Morgan Monday night for a 6 o'clock din armory. D ie public has been In
ars* high for m embers and also ner at q , . colon ial. Follow ing, a vited.
w hen It D u es get» the bill.
received the traveling prize. Plans Christm as party w as held at the
were
m ade for the annual Christ H B Ferrin home. G ifts were ex-
W hlskay la now being subjected
N otice Is hereby given that the
m as party which will b e • no- changed and bridge w as played,
to electric sh ock s to age it q u ick hostess luncheon at the Colonial Q uests included in the group w ere unerslgned, S h eriff o f l a i n Coun
ly. D oes th is treatm ent also give Decem ber IS.
ty.
O regon will on the -‘9 th day of
M rs H. B. Ferrin. M rs M. C
Decem ber, 1934. at the hour of ten
It the kick?
—♦ —
H ickenbottom and W illiam Thum
o'clock a. nt. of said day at the
M iss Veronica K. Doran
and
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sou thw est door of the Courthouse
F orty varieties o f reptiles fur Armand R iggs were married Wed-
The m onthly dance for M asons In Lane County. O regon, at E u
nish skins from which various nesday of last week at 10 30 p. m and thelr fam | | le, w lu
held
gene,
O regon, o ffer (or sale at pub
articles are m ade. At last we can at the home of the groom « father, Thursday, D ecem ber 13, at Mason-
lic auction and sell to th e highest
put our political opponent* to som e Roy R ig^s, on w est Main street. |C hall. A covered diah dinner will bidder for cash, the follow ing de
Rev, I G. Shaw officiated with t>e served preceding the dance, scribed real property, tow lt:
good use.
the ring cerem ony. The bride wore There will be cards for th ose who
Lot fiv e i5), Block tw enty-
blue do not dance. M rs G eorge Mat-
N o couple ough t to get married an ankle length dress o f
five <33), in the F irst «1st) Ad
for
the thew s is chairm an of the com m it-
these days until they have been crape. The atten dan ts
dition to Chula V ista Park In
Lane County. Oregon.
partners In at least a hundred bridal couple were Miss N eva East- tee in charge.
burn and Fred Bosley. Only Im-
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This sale is m ade pursuant to an
gam es of bridge.
m ediate relatives of the couple
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Beidler enter- E xecu tion and Order of Sale, to
*M
p resen t
talned with a fam ily dinner on m e directed. Issued out o f the Cir
K EM AG REES.
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T hanksgiving day. O ut-of-the-clty cuit Court of the State o f Oregon
Cottage Grove, Ore.. Nov. SO.—
The Justam ere club w as enter- gu ests were Mr and M rs Roy for Lane County In the case of
(To the Editor. I—It is so seldom
th a t you and I agree about any tained Tuesday w ith a dessert Sm ith and dau ghters O llvian and State o f Oregon, plaintiff, v a
luncheon
at the hom e of Mrs. Julia Anne, Joe Sh ek ter and Els- Ralph \1. Blair et als, defendants.
th in g that 1 can't resist the tem p
C. A. SW ARTS.
tation to congratulate you on your Chester W heeler. Cards follow ed ton Baker, all o f Portland, and C.
S h eriff o f Lane County. Oregon.
O regonian editorial. It m eets m y and M rs Ralph Saltsm an held D unsm oo- of CorvalUa.
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ByvA^E- Hulegai/.i d ._P ep u ty. n29d37
approval, which alone should be high »core. The club Christm as
W illiam B artels entertained
su fficien t reward for your effort party will be held In two w eeks at
I hope it h its the right spot and the hom e of Mrs. Joe Bally. A no- lh e N eediecraft club W ednesday NOTICE O F FIN A L SE T T L E
hostess
1
o'clock
luncheon
preced-
*'ith
a
l o c lo c k luncheon and so-
sin k s to the v ital center.
M ENT.
ing will be held at the Colonial.
clal afternoon. The club w ill be
O. M. KEM.
N otice Is hereby given that Ma
entertained In tw o w eek s for the m ie R. Trunnell, as executrix of the
Miss M axine Burge, daughter of Christm as party w ith a 1:30 des- estate of Jesse H. Trunnell, de
C m I . . , al..W ««..a
Mr and M rs C. W Burge, w as 3ert at the hom e o f Mrs. Fred ceased. has filed her final account
Coaling rice u .ih mineral dusts, married Novem ber 2S at Vancou- B e n n e tt
as such executrix and petition for
to keep down lic it generation dor ng ver, W a s h , to Virgil Attridge,
—♦ —
order o f distribution of the residue
M rs Jam es P, G raham . M rs o f said estate and the County
milling, alto discourages the breed Portland. Wedding gu ests lnclud-
ing of Insects that Infest the stored cd a sm all group of relatives and George Jacobsen. M rs S. V. A llison Court of the State of O regon for
friends. Follow ing a two weeks' and M rs W. B. John ston enter- Lane County has fixed Friday, the
grain.
~ — — — — — — — _ — — « visit in Castle R ock the couple tained with eleven tables of bridge 2Slh day of Decem ber, 1934. at the
will reside in Portland.
F riday night at th e G raham hom e. hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said
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A dessert w as served at an earlv dav at the County Court room In
The Am erican L egion auxiliary, hour and cards follow ed.
M rs Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, as
at their m eeting Monday, m ade Ivan B arker held high score and the tim e and place for the hearing
plans for the annual children's M rs W illiam Thum held second. of objections to said final account
Christm as party, to be held De- The lo« score at each table r e and distribution.
The wom en go lf club m et W ed <ember 1?. A covered dish dinner reived a prize
The rooms were
All persons having objections to
nesday at the home of Mrs. H. C. w.ll be served at 6 and each fam - ~~
W ells for a no-hostess 1 o c lo c k ily has been asked to bring a dish
luncheon. Announcem ent was m ade of food and sa n d w ich es Also each
o f the results of the eclectic tour- adult has been asked to bring a
child's toy and label it for a boy
or girl. A Christm as tree will be
a feature and each child will re
ceive a toy and C hristm as treat.
Eunice VanDcnburg. chairm an of
M
O
SLUSHY
Graft,» tfawpfapar Caafaraaaa
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I'HYR-MIAY, l»K <TM Itf ll «
T H E S E N T IN E l. 4X»TTAGE UROYK, lIR W iO N
PAO S TW O
S O C IE T Y
A L X Z /A V S
M A K IN G
CITATION,
In th* County Court of the Slate
of O regon (or Lane County.
In th* m atter of th* adoption of
Kira Lay Dixon, a minor.
TO EARLY DIXON■
In the nam e of the State of Ore
gon. you are hereby com m anded to
appear In the County Court of the
State o f O regon In and for the
County o f l a n e In the Court
AD M INISTRATO R'S N O T IC E
House In the City o f Eugene. Ore
N otice 1» hereby given that the gou. w ithin ten day* from the date
County Court o f Lane County. Ore of the service of till* citation U | h » i i
gon, on the ?th day of Novem ber,
1934. appointed W. R Babcock ad
m inistrator of the e*tate of Morton
F. Babcock, deceased
All peraona having claim * against
said estate are required to present
them w ith the proper voucher*,
duty verified, as by law requited,
to said adm inistrator at the law
office of Alta King af No. <103
Main street. C ottage Grove. Ore
gon. w ithin six m onths from the
date of th is notice.
The date and first publication of
this notice being N ovem ber 9. 1934
W R BABCOCK.
Alta K ing,
Adm inistrator.
A ttorn ey
mid tie
said final account and distribution
m ust file the sam e In said court
on or before said date fixed by the
court for hearing thereon.
Dated this the 3klh day of N o
vember, 1934
MAMIE R. TRU N N ELL.
E xecutrix of the estate af
John H. Trunnell, deceased.
H J Shinn.
Attorney for E xecutrix
n'At.UT
you. If served within th e county
wherein th* proceeding I* pending,
and w ithin tw enty dav*. If served
within any other county In this
stale, If personally served, or If
served by publication, w ithin I wen
ty eight day* from the dale of
the first publication of *u< b clla
lion, thou and there to «how cause
If any exl*l*. why an order and
decree should not be m ade ordei
lug that from the dale of Ihe
decree K l.llA LAY DIXON should
not. lu all legal InlenIa and pur
poses
h e the child of W IL B E R T
l»»4
O WILSON and M ABELLE C
WILSON, his wife, and adopted
as the ehlld of said pel It loners,
and the nume of said m inor t hlld
changed from ELBA LAY DIXON
lo KLIM LAY WILSON
Dated Novem ber IS, 1934
Date of first publication Novelli
her ID. 1934
la tte of last publication Deuem
her |3. 1934
W II DILLARD.
County Clerk. Lane County, Oregon
By Eva L Duckworth
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2 í ] J L ¡1 Ü 2 1 2 í J
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Anti - Freeze?
Put UNION SUPER ANTI
FREEZE in your cor and
keep it from freeaing
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Ninth and Gibbs
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WHY SUFFER?
Vlrerx r«« paint, w tr
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S a n ta H e r e S a t u r d a y
» • * r r • '
S A N T A IN V IT K S Y O U T O V IS IT
H IM a t P e n n o y 'a t T o y la n d la r * a d y
fo r you . . . an d you . . . and YO U I
td liy ^ ^ p
Dont |lv*
up h e p *
M any
s n d r r d t »I » « f lr r r r s
What a day it’s going to be . . . a
whirl of action and color . . . Santa all
ready to hear everyone’s little aocret
Chriatmaa wiaheal The children will
love it . . . and so will you I
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Boat«, train«, planes, cara; doll«, car
riages, atovea, kitchen cabinet«, diahe»,
trunk», gumes, construction toya, bikes,
skates, furniture . . . thousands of new
things!
F R I E N D S
J
Come In Now . . .
Crossing Intersections
lb crossing an Intersection of
highways or the Intersection of a
highway by a railroad right of
w ay, alw ays drive on the right
h a lf of the h igh w ay unless It Is
obstructed ur im passable.__________
Here Is the Answer to
Your Xmas
Problem
S o m e th in ?
if:
K ew
G ifts
He .» „ ill
Suita out of
Ute f u r , g . . e „ in i
youthful
Tiewpoim in the Great An
nual Problem. Mother or
Dud, Brother Jim or Sister
Sue, or your own particular
heart throb will thrill to
any of these comforts for
their cars:
Vanity Mirrors, Seat Covers,
Bumper Guards, Cigarette
Lighters, E ketric Clocks,
Locking Gas Caps, Luggage
Carriers, Dot Water Deal
ers, Ba di os.
The wide price range from
$1.00 to $oU.o0, aDords se
lections that lit your purse
—See items at our ahow
rooms.
e
Sales,,
Service
C o tta g e G ro v e
M o to r C o .
N. &th St.
Phone 77
Xmas
C a rd s
T ags
S eals
W ra p p in g s
Gifts
W hitman’s Candy
Toilet Sets
Leather Goods
Toys, Etc.
SAVE YOUR VOTES
O N FREE PRIZES
LEAVE ORDERS
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Thor w asher. Ironer, 335. H-
horse power motor. im - h o r s e
power engine, nice line o f child
rockers. You can buy a nice
Christm as g ift here.
SH O RT’S BA R G A IN STO RE
( nfjM, Fountain
mid ClgaUH
PHO NE
COTTAGE GROVE,OREGON
53
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W e W ill T a lk T u rk e y A f te r T h a n k s g iv in g o r A n y O th e r T im e
W ith th e F in e s t F o o d s fo r Y o u r
T ab le
and
p Q
“C o n sta n t Low
P ric e s E v e ry D a y .”
S a lm o n
R ic e
pink, 1-lb. tall c a n .. .........
10-
Fancy Blue Rose
J C .P e n n e y Co?lnc.
10 lbs. 4 9 c
Pork 6* Beans V an Camp’s, 4 16-oz. cans 25c
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W hite King
Soda
P & G S o a p
24-oz. pkg.
2 Bars Mission Bell
Bi Karb, 1-lb. pkg.
10 bars
29c
All for
5c
19c
5
2 fo r 35c
D e lic io u s F lo u r
V a lle y R o s e
Guaranteed Hard Wheat
Valley Hard Wheat
49-lb. bag
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49-lb. bag
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$1.59
G ra h a m
A lb e r s
A lb e r s
Fine or Coarse
9 8 lb. bag
Rohware Oats
3 lb. pkg
Flapjack
Large pkg.
39c
27c
22c
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Kln<. i'ruprletom
FOR, SAKE— G m engine«, farm
Implement«, plow s and harrows.
N ew and used range«, cu eu la lo r
healer«. Good line of new and
used furniture.
M ORRIS A M .L A L clU JsV
Aero«« from P enney ¿»lore
For Your Shave, Haircut
or Shampoo
The Imperial Ils river Shop
WS
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For EARLY MAILING
E a g le C ig a r S t o r e
B ü I I m / ü ».
whil* *vrrything Is at Its b sstl And
If you vc* som ething you want,
Penney's Layaw ay Plan is at your
Ssrvie*. J u sl a>k us about It.
S P L ' I I Ol It MONEY
HERE
D r y W o o d fo r S ale
COTTAGE G R O V E-EÜ G EN E
F R E IG H T X T R A N SF E R
Block, l ’lanar A Slab.
Also Saw-diMt. Siteciul
P rice on W inter Supply
TO M ALLEN
phone S7
^ s
K r is p y C r a c k e r s
FIRST CLASS
HOLIDAY ROUNDTRIPS
Wafers or Grahams
for the first class
one way fare
plus
50/
—to all S. F. stations in Cali,
fornis, Oregon, Nevada and Ari
zona. Tickets are good on all
trains leaving—
DEC. 13 TO JAN. 1
Ht butk b j midnight, lanu<trji ¡2
Also low coach-tourist fare* on
sale every day.
Southern
Pacific
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* * e r e s o in m e n d n n d m a r a n t e « It.
2-lb. can 5 9 c 4-lb. can $1.10
2-lb. box 28c
P o p c o rn
C andy
P e a n u ts
Every Kernel Pops
Hard Mix
Fresh Roasted
1 0 c lb.
2 lbs.
2 lbs.
19c
B ananas
fancy fruit, lb.
5c
C e le r y
2 bunches
7c
S quash
Hubbards, each
5c
23c
H e r s h e y ’s
C ocoa
1-lb. can 1 2 c
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c a u s e o f m ^ st e y e s tr a in . O fte n th e p e n a lty
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w o r th th e risk o r im p a ir e d v isio n . S e e th is
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c o r r e c t th e e v ils o f im p r o p e r h o m e lig h t
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