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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1935)
YOUR BA TTERY S T A T IO N New Batteries, Rebuilt Bat teries. Battery Charging, Battery Repairs. Tire R e p a ir in g M O T O R IN N Service Station I» r< n ttn g I V ic e * A n» Um Buy > our Ice Box now I'rices* from $2 to $5 95 Suit Casi s from $120 to $3 95 9x13 Rug* $5 «9 1 act farm harncaa. like new $43 I cream separator, good $19.50 W h\ not trade in vour old mat trea* for a new Superbilt and vour old stove for a new one Short’s Bargain Store We Have a Few Baldw in i 'lan Hold» Reunion Twenty-one were present at a re Union of the Baldwin clan al the bàtti Baldwin hom e Sunday Out of city g u ests were II A B a ld w in W inlock Wash Richard B aida in IX ive-G siran .ter Miss H elen Tacoma Mrs Rulli Cam pbell and lis c i 1,1 ,'h u rv t, U s a r. » P a v la P a s i» « tt ander. daughter ,,f Mi and son. St H elens. Mi and Mr* K m n o M u n ila t e h . s . i 1,1 eursnuum Mr». H H O strander o f th is cttx e s t « a l le i man and tw o children, Í í l . l » r * ,* . ‘" . . « í ‘i í Í t, . w i J í í ‘ T becam e the bnde o f E ugene Dove Alberton Mont Mt*» Iran«* 1< miu su* s . «*,.ñ . 7 •»? »'**.' * *' L. « '* •« ai ih» *»t«»4at tth ,m i h»M»r of Mr and .Mrs K p 1 \ „ , . „ f bert. Tacom a »»mini ••rwtr» w rn > > n «ub)<Kl Kid B ann er at a nrettv wadding Sun BAPtOftJ M . m M axine Lem ley Honored day afternoon in the C hristian I h u tc h The cerem ony w»< T h e o f f i c e r s o f R astern Star en ter ew kb ,g ., formed before a background of tained with a 7 30 dessert W<sines ► • I ' • s ' • e r l e . l ' - . s w . l I . . l u A ^ Hun. la , „ n n u i » w altar palm s and roses and light,at day evening at the h fn ir of Mr». «.»s» s r v t i . h » « « « in s asrvres T to taper* The ring service w as con \ mal Bandait honoring M iss Ma» < 'u n s lan'P le . m s s lln s « W s .ln s a .la , T ta dueled bv Rev I G Shaw o f the L,'n'1’ V. » h o Is to be married T r i o » , . T ».y tln .lv « lu 4 , (r e n t H ■••nana Springfield C hristian church Miss -,wti to K enneth Ward Ml»» Lem S a t u r o « , T 10 al re al a a rv lra Harriet Ostrander, sister o f the ley was presented w ith a gift ami t 'b r ia l tar, » r im e s » » w i e j « j w u ih bride was bridesm aid and little the even in g was spent socially Mary Ann Hall d au ghter of Mr Mrs. E It. la-ntlev w as a special ‘♦*4 K l r w l «**un«t4t M-btoti w 43 M rttt« H w rm .M t « u b fe r i i b a i ih a and Mrs Charles Hall « a s flower »>«.> C a o « « a n d C r x i v x Kiri. Karl D ove o f R ainier brother ' of the grooni. w as best m an Pre Justam ere Club la E ntertained ctoi.i,«,, ,'h„„n '»■' « »•«« entertained i . X « X l * b T L U .*• X V sun ceding the cerem ony Miss Esther Mrs B ool,a S k illin g W icks played a v i o l i n solo the Juetam cre club with * i 3o <u> M h .k .i, »«a r,.r«.« «u, wr, u« it Spring the H alladeers san g "I bridge dcaaert luncheon Tu«**dnv •*••*«»« ««rvu« « la.n»« ai.i «»»««»• « I H ill Held • “ «••»•!> Wt | la n e You T ruly- and Mrs Edna \l I carson of Eugene sang At Dawn M r s C u r l K i n g w nw i g u c a t T h e 2 <r J r u , ‘an K»4«av«tr a twajrer u»««iin< Ing Mrs Cecil Caldw ell w as ac c lu b w i l l m a r t in t w o w r r k n w i t h c u « .s .,„ . „X,. com panist and also p la y a ) tajhen- Mrs Chet W heeler grtn s w e ld in g m arch The bride W o m e n s G olf Club M eets The ¡’ „ “ J ' t X " " " ' ’ W"B wore an Ivory satin princess gown • • • with long sleeves and a train and W om en's G olf club m et for play Is tib s e s n f h u r . b S a t a n t a iw , s.i,«,, wore a veil o f real lace held with and a potluck luncheon W ednes- <'h “ n '*’ a u iw u ,» M a in . tr e a t orange blossom s S h e carried « day The club will m eet for play -*«r«•<«<• Hun-la«. Il T b , «O utt ttlb w show er bouquet of Talism an roses next W ednesday at S 30 a. in and M .la a a ts r It,« a forget-m e-nots ami lilies of ; ; ; a potluck lunche..'« «U l ïïe ",'erv',»i ; X ' X ' , ' . . * * ' valley Miss Harriet O strander at noon wore a long dress of pas ml blue P r a a b y ta r ts n t ' h „ r i t t la u ,« « A l« u , S m ith Tuesday E vening Club Holds r a s i n e S u m ía , ackuol. l e tu .« n .,M , as, organza and a w ide brim m ed pink v u « II C h iM r « n • l a t « « « rrt« « « «»««una picnic M em bers of hat am i carried a bouquet of pink the Tuesday r v u « . ». a»rn»ua « ubj«< ( O ur (*« (h p r • sw.u-tpeas L ittle ....... Mary Ann Hall E ven in g club entertained .......... ............. their w W i t ' h r o d a n tüi»I««T.>r ? A lla n r « r wore a dress of pink o r g a n » f<Mtillles with a picnic supper T u r , ru» i««»i«r i -r a t« r n » w (in < « j i ,| Itib i« carried a basket of rosebuds A re- evening at H orn's grove II B •tia d y 7 J» W «sltt*o.|«v ception » a s held a t the O strander Eerrln and -on Allan w ere g u e .ts >‘ ir» t M«(lv.M likl *.pUM >fM» ( 'h u n h M « t * hom e follow in g the wedding Me» —♦ — C nnstellatlon Club H olds P lenle tilth A O rum M P o i u r *u n » l« > artMnil. Fred Bartels. Mrs Charles Hall. M embers o f the C on stellation » <5 C h iu trv n • < t o tU '.s ra n » « n .l w r m . « Mrs G eorge McQueen and Mrs Ih » i'h lU Ir v n 10 j u » w n ta « K atie Burrows served at the table club will entertain their fam ilies » * J r « * a i . u « * a S n 4 aw f'ii. «c « U l i ) » t l S a m a u i an«l being assisted by the M isses Bert-.a with a picnic supper th is evening iH H u a h r «h« M a g i > a iw tia iv » H a ïr «*wt dine Schneider. Myrtle Snauer • Thursday I in the M asonic dining ll p w u r l t l tsr««u«« T i> r*y « r m « « itn « T h u r*« ia > 7 .to H un.l«» m b k »I I» « r 4 M «i M illicent Burrows T h e ln t a W ilkin room 4 a y A •i«a-titm o ( i.f(ic « r « son Marie N elson ami G ertrude S O C IE T Y j C h u rc h N ew s C o c h ra n and M r- E lm e r N'.-, • , 2-, 3-, Cinch Boiler Flues for Sale W A Carpenter 4 ACETYLENE W E L D IN G M . BOILER W O R K president; Mrs ELECTRIC NEW EQUIPMENT NEW LOCATION At Wooley's Machine Shop (Formerly at Hiners) East End of Main St Phone 191 J FRANK M WILLIS 2 'j miles fmin city limits on the l.oranc road • When you are critically ill you call a specialist • When your clothing looks sick call The only specialty shop in Cottage Grove The Owl Cleaners Phone 81, 14 South 5th YOU CALL WE CALL M ilk D r in k e r s Seldom Feel T ire d Milk is the on" food-bev<T- aif" which builds strength ami vi' a litj. I t is As i --• nt ia] that adults drink two to four glasses daily, as it is that children do so Order by phone. LET YOUR MILK BE THE EEST Use P aste u rized G ra d e A M ilk from the W illiam H aldem a. — _ _. . . secretary, Mrs. W H. D augherty, treasurer. Mrs. E T Hov hlstori- an; Mrs. Jack M auldlng. .. ergeant a! arm s P la n s w e r e m ade at th e auxiliary m eetin g to serve hreak- fast to battery ' E" Tuesday m orn ing before they leave for encam p- m .flt a fc't S Stteaascema a » y /( las«« to m » ent at l Ft. teven s and a a lso pack lunches for the boys to have on the train. R efreshm ent« wore servod at a late hour S a fe ty y a ly e ia S T " ti« B e ld te a m Is at th e to p In te re stin g Item s for K heum iitic S u fferers |n **»" «’asead» league Short acore Cottage G ro w o Springfield J) Grant. Tow ns, ami Llbhy Lynch and Sw anson Mrs Ivan Yargus Belknap la . w rites that het 21» years su ffering rhsum atle, neuralgia and O < fiom Iti a neuritis tutina baa been remark I Iteti. ably relieved by taking W illiam s ICtJ.X Coinpauinl In bet led er abe sla te s she also la k e s W illiam s S L Iv Form ula It, elim inate the T ra c k It o s i Through Itrldgv cause Kelly's Drug B lote Isindon, June it <Sp ecial I A truck ow ned by G eorge M atthews ot C ottage G rove and being „per W E S P E N D d i ll MONEY aled by John King went through HERE B it approach of a bridge al the Millard Dixon farm W ednesday while loaded wltit bale,! hay from COTTAGE GHGVK E U G E N E the D li.in farm The hay slipped F H E IG H T * ritA N N F E K •iff the truck, but no (»nr wan In ; «*«! D ry W ood for Sale M A C H IN E R Y U S E R S ! Out Nnw IMriable Klmtrtr f«»r aw ay from (he »hop Joba albi L“ 1 aa ,hr,.ugh the city Cam p has a a l a L l l . i . . . . t b«*«*n catabhahed a. near S th<* - north h igh w ay brod<e FuAglra to H ave Hall The E agle a aerie ia com pleting alteration * to th e upper atorv of the H ubbell building, corner F ifth and f}“ !1 J U l X a l ln , 11 *" to b* u,,xl ,or lod,r* >nd *o c *al purpos«» hv the aerie I p )R W U 7A W TA I VV 2AÍN 1 .V I AS H A I* * ; t.» u « tf Mhbet H r » » b u ll U H u n t. tA ilp t ' r w a l*t»«<n« |O y 13 jü p F O H MAiaF. O K T H A I» ! : r« a n t a n d w * i'« n T « a m w»i<fe« J immj tra<l« ( o r e ow a .»r ) * u n g « ta r li J a« a im - » O K O K R IR IN NOW w1ul«T w bbw xaT |t x t a i l p ia n tin e M r a '!■>« »h«»**« fr«»m T u lip b u lb « AA v a rt« ti» a do« M m . N .M(a(<* A p p n » v n»l W a l. t n r . (X)M PLETE MACHINE SHOP BOILER REPAIRING EOCNDRY Eugene Foundry I? Machine Co. l*tu»nr 1034 tgftfir County l*lon«M*r .*4h«»p H«Tf are the Etigctu* Specialty Koua» x who arc not in eornp'ditinn with Cottage Grove Advertiaerw 1’aeil Enrtn BO l'G HT. Mnehinery so ld , b e p a ir e d D sa lsrs for J I CASE CO Farm m achinery A Implementa 30 Sth Ave. W est M ir r o r * H r w l l % r r o d .Shatter I*roof Glaaa Eugene Mirror & Gluaa ('■ 93 7th Ave East Phone 188 R The P resb yterian m ission ary so- I e t v w i l l m e e t a t 2 30 W e d n .- e rla y 1 1 afternoon in the church parlors. 1 E l 'C E N E . O R E G O N Trlrphon« 2300 P hone 721 O ZY A BI NS East Mh at M lllrn .s Phon« 713 SH E R K A H N Eugene Emit (»rowers Peitlar In Packer« ot Egga — Potili ry ami Turkey« DIAMOND A FOODS AND RELISHES We P ay CASH M ARK ET P R IC E S See us for all the best feed s at reasonable prices. E ast Side A lito W rec k ers We have been In the poultry b u siness here for 22 years. Part« for All Car« 042 Oak St FUione k.V) Phone 3263 AUTO BODY AND LANE COUNTY BATTERY FENDER COMPANY FACTORY G E N U IN E TRUBENIZED COLLAR SHIRTS — Made by Ide R adiators, F en ders and Bodies Repaired ALL W O RK C.D A R A N T EED Cor. 7lh and Charnelton P h on s 249 A H om e Industry 348 Van Ruran E ugene • EUGENE WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY It. F G V TIfK IK G eneral Auto I’alntlii« We sp ecialize on duco pnlntlng arid syn th etic enam el, the beau llfu l and durable finish. T erm s N E T CASH Shop Ixiented nt 71 h A C harnelton, Eugene, Ore. M anufacturers o f W oolen Goods R etail departm en t a t mill O. L. H. Club J» E n tertain ed. J. S. Powell Dairy A T horoughly Modsrn Standardised H ospital G LA SS —♦ - K nit and S titch Club Ts Enter i tained. M iss .Jeanette M cK ee en tertained the K nit and Stitch d u l l ) T uesday evening. The tim e was -pent sew ing, k n ittin g and social ly and refreshm ents were served at a late hour. The club will m eet 1 Tuesday even in g w ith M iss Beth 1 PACIFIC HOSPITAL, Ine Automobil«* Gia«« W indow Ola*«. Mirror« Altar Society Meets. Mrs. Mary LaCaase entertained th e A ltar so c ie ty o f the C atholic church Mon day afternoon. P lan s were m ade i for a picnic to be held soon and re fresh m en ts were served at the tea | hour. Mrs. laiCaas*- was assisted by , a daughter, Allas Z Ipha LaCaase Mrs. T hom as H oile ran o f Jam es-' | town. N. Y., hou segu est at the hom e I o f a daughter. Mrs. C. G. Kern, was a guest. Mrs. T. C. W heeler entertained the j O. t« H. club with a 1:30 bridge d essert Tuesday. The table and I room s were a ttra ctiv e with m ixed ; sp ring flow ers. Airs. W W. M cFar land held high score and Mi G eorge Jacobsen won th e travelin g ! prize. Mrs. B ex W heeler was 'uest. The eluh will rneel in tw o II •v> "k , with i l u 'B en n ie Pro it. 1 M h K* 4»h A». EUGENE D IRECTO RY Eugene Machinery Company Mias Alaxine L em ley Ia Honored M rs J en n ie H aw ley, Mrs. Wrn. Ward and Mra. E. K L em ley en- j tertained w ith a surprise show er honoring Mlaa M axine L em ley Tuesday afternoon at the L em ley home. Alias L em ley Is to be married soon to K enneth Ward. T h e honor g u est received a num ber o f g ifts and the afternoon waa spent so cially. The room s w ere a ttra c tiv e ly decorated w ith roses, h on ey su ck le and m ixed sp rin g flow ers ! and refresh m en ts were served at the tea hour. Mias D olly P itch er is Honored. Mrs. B oy Short, Mrs. Joe Sm ith | and M iss E velyn Veatch entertain j ed with a su rprise sh ow er for M iss , • Dolly P itch er T uesday even in g at! the Short hom e. M iss P itch er is to be m arried Sunday to G eorge i B uttke of E ugene. The honor g u est j I received a num ber o f g ifts and the even in g was sp en t socially. Re fresh m en ts w ere served at a lab, hour. l(<*l»a III r»M S u g g e a ie d Tuesday Bridge Club H olds Plc- f me. — M em bers o f the Tuesday Bridge club entertalnod their fam i lies w ith a picnic supper Tuesday evening at the W L. W orkm an home. F ollow in g supper bridge was played and Mrs, T hom as Holler an held high score G uests were Mrs. Ihom aa H oile ran o f Jam estow n. N Y . w ho 1» visitin g a daughter. 51 rs, C. J . K e r n , Alias Dorothy Grube of P u nxsutaw ney. Ihn. vis itor at the Schofield S tew art home, and Mr and Mrs R aym ond Grube of Pengra. The club will not m eet again until Septem ber. Bede. 505 Fifth ■ »•« (*hurrh It A reader who once resided In Mrs Jerry W ilkin-on The couple I* » « l.’ r H u n d a t «etbuul w AA t >r«n>«*n left im m ed iately after the recep Canada has su ggested a p l a n ««rvk»« It arm»»«» » u b )« '( K « a « iv t a f ih « ___ ______adopted there as a sa fety valve In tion for a honeym oon trip in Cali- *«»*<■414 H e n « fit » » w i n g M r v ic « «. a»wi* form a. They will m ake their hom e ,ln ,cs of stress A regular weekly « n .I p ra ia e « r v k « (u H u « « 4 by » v « n » e llk ’ U here where Mr Dove Is a school fr ,v Publ,<- forum la held In a pub- m « « « a a * ><*un< p«».pt* ■ m « « (in < 4 7 teach er A num ber o f out-of-city 1,c ■**•**<>* place and anvnne wish- »-rav«r m « *(u»g T h u r» « la i » gu ests ware present. W ,n* ,o »peak Is perm itted to do so H « v « n (h » Ia y A 4 v * n t ia t f h u r c h . H a u l tv « r —« — so long as his rem arks are not •»>«. P w t u r H erw tr«« » a i u n i a y a a b b a in Am erican Legion and Auxiliary ° r l ib e lo u s It has been •Cttawtl. • JO. J '4 » a » )ib » -n auj>«rta(«<»4««il Met ! The A m erican Legion enter- , “ un * «»'ere this reader save, that p r« a v h lA < »«rvte«. I I . Ha*t»>r K » m l»u«t»n tained the auxiliary w ith a dance r” a,1>' dan gerous persons becom e f . K _____ u c « n « w i ll _____________________ a p «a h ih « f i r a t M a ta r 4 a r M onday even in g follow in g b u siness ***"’ *° w ben ’ hev can r e lie v e th e m »a.iy tw a ih prayer m eeting t Ju Tbura lay m eetings. The auxiliary held Inltla <wlv'*!' v ocal|y lion for tw o m em bers and nom i M « k t* a K < *|m irw nated the follow in g o fficers Mrs, I l l C h u a » ( ' r r w A » ( a te h t g h w a y c r e w h a n b e e n B R. Reed, president; Mrs. P s Bukowski. fir s t vice " Sturges Garage Pick them yiiurxclvcs llring your own containers C ottage Grove was ovai whelm ed Bine o f 11 (I in » hasehall sa m e Sunday at Springfield The 1,1 P rinting I« far •uprrlor to any .1 ,ul. .1 J m , K> . » II. "ami Champion Spark Plugs Only 40c each Strawberries 25c per gal. > PR I N G l 11 I I» WINS II 0 (. \M | $ 1.95 Trubenized collars do not wrinkle and require no starch to iron -all pre shrunk throughout and cut curved to fit the body—«loping «houl der and small waist. RE TREAD A SAVE UMPHREY & M ACKIN The Store of Beat Value« PAINT YOUR CAR H nw klnson G uaranteed Retrend Io Increase Its value and benuty gives m llenga over again w ith n For the best finish and an eeo- nom lcnl Job urn better trend a t less than h a lf the makmiiai . i / h n o n v a n d w holesale n r lcs o f a new tire. IT N IIK It W ORKS 101 W nth — pti.ni« MS TO W. fith Ave. P hone 001 O'Brien Mnltress Fact, See them here today McCGY'B G ARAGE In C ottage Grove Reserved for the from factory to you KAPOK M ATI ItKHSEM a Sp ecialty M attresses rebuilt and returoe<l the sam e day. N sw M attiwe s . s BAK0 AUTO PAINTINO mud«* to order, uny M l Kaftt Mth A m ., KuKem«, Oro. Phone 71.1 1712 Willamette, Phone 1990 COMPANY
