The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, August 01, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI. n n | I N I K M l If t t , TM K U N T IN B I.. I U T 1 A H PAUK m » (M U>VB. O B H O U * W H ER E S M IL IN G S E R V IC E W E L C O M E S YO U Phone 55—Two Free City Deliveries Daily P lr t u r a o f (b a " m y a lo r y " b o m b er r a r a n lly co m p lete d by flo r in « A ir p la n e C o m p a n y In H e a ltle The s h ip 's fo u r motor« develop 3 ,0 0 0 h o rs ep o w er Tin- w in « sp read Is IOS feet T h is s w ift « Is n t of th e skies la e a p r d e d to a t ta in a speed of ZtiO m iles an h o u r. ( P h o to g ra p h , C o u rte s y .Shell O il C o m pany A v ia tio n D e p s r t m e u t) . Nearby New! l-O N D O N . J u ly SO M rs <> L. U a tln g n r o f Ix ie A ng alvs an d Ite v lin k e r o f E u g«na visited W ed w ith a cousin. M rs (7. I f W oods M iss A lice M w arts o f P o rtla n d v is ited tw o days last w eek at th e h o m e o f a cousin, toaster V a n N o rt w ic k . T b s Itls c u lt Mhootsrs ca m p ed out o v e r n ig h t W ed In M c K o rl p a rk T h is w as th e last c a m p fir e lesson o f th e season W o rd has been received o f th e b irth o f a 10 pound son J u ly 33 Io M r. and M is G e ra ld H a n lo n of H u n n ysld e, W ash M r and M r» T It. V a n N o r tw le k <>f C . O. w e re d in n e r «nests Hun. at th e hom e o f a son. 1» II . V a n N o il - w ic k T h e F r ie n d ly N eig h b o rs clu b m et W e d w ith M rs. W I I T h o rn T h e a fte rn o o n was spent w o rk in g on q u ilt blocks fo r th e hostess T h e n eat m e e tin g w ill be A ug 7 w ith M r s . E le c ta T h o rd e n b e rg . H. P . T ip to n o f t're a w e ll w ill prea ch h e re Hun T h e r e w ill be th re e servtcae an d a basket d in n e r Mr an d M r«. John H u th e rla n d an d son. C hristine Hooker an d W i l m a H u th e rla n d spent Hun. a t th e G e o rg e P o w e ll hom e a t Ixrran e G randm a H u th e rla n d . w h o had been v la ltln g here six weeks, ac co m p a n ie d th e m to h e r hom e at th e 1‘ow ells C h ris tin e H o o k e r re tn aln ed to vis it M rs It e la O v s r- r iv e r Hun. In h o n o r o f A r t W e ta ler's a n n iv e rs a ry . M r arid M r» I>onald D a v is en te rta ln e d a n u m b e r o f g irls M o n e v en in g In h o n o r o f a niece, Ju n e D a v is , w h o Is a house guest M r an d M rs I* h llllp H ro o k h a rt o f lila c k H u tte . M ild re d Q u im b y o f C .G ., M r an d M ra. Joe H ro o k h a rt an d aon D o rm a n an d th e la t t e r ’s sm all d a u g h te r v is ited Hun. a t th e L A. P ro p s t hom e in A lb a n y and also at th e F M M a x w e ll ho m e a t lla ls e y . M rs B e r th a B ro o k h a r t and d a u g h te r w ere o v e rn ig h t guests W ed a t th e C ody L o n g hom e n e ar Y o n c a lla The F ra n k E lls w o rth fa m ily m oved to C .G S u n d a y F r i a fte rn o o n at th e W I f T h o rn horns. T h s O tto P e r ln l fa m ily an d N o r m an M c K 'e l fa m ily have m oved In to houses belon gin g to W ill L iv e ly. T h e H a ro ld Abeerie fa m ily took V ir g in ia N o rto n , w h o bad been vla ltln g th em , to h e r hom e at J u n c tio n C ity Hun C o m in g borne th ey v ia lted M r» F lo ra H m a ll a t V e n e ta an d w ith re la tiv e « on the C ro w to ad Lillian G e e r v ia lted F r l a t the hom e o f an uncle, C ecil G e e r, a t H e b ro n M l and M rs W ill L iv e ly r e tu rn ed W ed fro m A »hlnnd an d le ft H un fo r K lts o n springs. T h s V ic O y e r fa m ily , w ho have liv ed a t ca m p A several years, ars m o vin g th is week to a fa r m on M y rtle creek. M rs H e le n H u r t an d a w o m an frie n d o f P o rtla n d , e n ro u te to Los Angeles, stopped here Hun an d vl»- Ited b rie fly a t th e llr r g g r e n hom e and M r s H a ro ld P h illip s i l » l l r , | Hun at th e C h a rle s M edley hom e at O a k la n d M r M e d ley Is a cousin o f M rs. H P h illip s G ra n d p a W ln e c o ff la v is itin g a d a u g h te r a l V e n e ta th is week M r and M rs C C H itle r . th e O D . H itt e r fa m ily an d A r th u r and A rt W e lile r p icn ic ked on I.llt le The D o o llc a tln g H upollss B en tln sl. L it t le W a n ta d s D o B ig T h in g s. W e d d in g In v ita tio n » H en tlnal. Lead the Way! h o ls e r W alnuts Fancy Oregon Prunes Rice per lb. 15c Dry Italian 4 lbs. 19c Slightly Broken 5 lbs. 19c W o rd " A c r o .t " T h e dictio n ary does not recognlre >he w ord “ scroet ” T h e te rm Is I l lite ra te or childish, and poaslhly baa crept In to usage through elision. In which the le tte r “I" o f the. ‘w h ich usually fo llow s acroaa, baa been linpr- iM-rly Joined to the oreposltlon - l.lie r a r y lilg e s t A ugust Values H ere M r and M r» F re d K n o tt o f Ha- r r s m m l o a rriv e d M o n ev en in g to v is it a niece. M ra J o e G eer. A b e n e fit dance was given a! A n la u f Hat n ig h t fo r th e K lr t H a y m ond fa m ily , w h o lost th e ir hom e Ia s i Week bv fir s T h s Ita v m o i.d » a re fo rm e r residents hers b e a te r V a n N o r tw le k »pent last w eek In C G w ith re la tiv e s lle v K a lp h W illia m s , W eld on H u g h e » . M r a A I I Hugg M ra G r a h a m . M ra. D yer, M ra. W T . Jones a n .l M r« W I . T o w n s en d spent We Carry a Complete Line of Quality Foods, Priced Right Every Day in the Week. NEW FLOUNCE Yolo C atsup 14-oz bottle 10c T om ato Juice Pork 6? Beans G rapefruit 5c C î IH. 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NNOA H ill MTt» MF Illk l.w « » M tllt K t M ill M l t l ’IO N 19c r °H s N ew S puds 18c 10 lbs...........14c for only M EAT D EPA RTM EN T 75c Lamb Steak lb. 15c Beef Boil........ lb. 9c 20*> Off on All L aundry N tC R M ain K*> am 4 SUITS and DRESSES CLEANED and PRESSED M O T O N IN N nth and Madlattn t i l VCD NOMI K ï • t h a l Olbba M H M tr C H R M I I M IM IK F 1000-sheets to roll No. 1 Imagine That! A t t h e n / m lt ih lm r ly i l n t i i t n j : R K IIV N Pkg. 75c” S uper - S hell lir < N T oilet Tissue 25c The Store of Best Values Super-Shell save» gatoline on «feep hill», loo. And on the level run. Try II. Start culling the co»t of your around-tow n driving I FN% NN tóc (y bars UMPHREY & MACKIN Super-Shell can lave you up to a cupful of fuel on each cold" »tort. It warm» up 50% fa lte r than ordinary gatoline». W. A BOA W « In c h D K E N S S L IP Large Yellow Bars C ottage Grove L aundry Phone 79 We Gall for and Deliver Loin Steak lb. 19c Dill Pickles 3 for 5c Baby Bed Steak lb. 17|c Shortening 4 ibs. 49c