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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1935)
rm t u m , « n a - , ,, „ M T M K B g W T IW K l. I M T T * U t liM lIV X . IM M U U « P *u r. aKVEN. H J Hhlnn left Thursday last, for dan Franrlaco to visit a daughter. M rs Thaddlus G ra h o v . | i Hrom (hers ha w ill go to Han Dla- , Ko with relatives to visit the fa ir and will meet a son. C, M. Hhlnn <>f W lrh lta Falls. Tea , who w ill re j turn home with him. Thsy plan to , T _ . „ , u visit In Hants Ana w ith another o yI f Cottage daughter of H J Hhlnn. M rs J K » elected /fro m H erm an he a" expected to go M r a n d Mrs. G ~ r « Hjoroet and " u M e T ” D lrtr tr t Mies Genevieve M u lv lh lll left T uea ,, y nrh T h ry w er„ „H r(.,ed . *h day on a boat trip to Han F ra n - r r . mploym ent agency at Eugene cisco. They w ill return by m otor Th„ *, y E “* * . . . as. . „ — . . « L . ~ ' y allotted “ " d M rs Vlesley Thompson for wages Is »8.033 The men w ill visited during the past week w ith be employed conetructlng a w ater BM W l**s ssSW« > .o». ■ a. ' aa « k llt B B 41 as as# sa sea a. I U B I f . . — , — 4- . . .. _ .X a M r Thompson's mother, M rs, g It * 12* F as system at I the Musick guard sta Thompson tlon and reconstructing camps and telephone lines In addition to this M r and Mrs. I-eonard G arot o f l*ort O rfo rd visited the firs t of w ork, the men w ill handle all fire ths week at the Hob Stacey home suppression w ork in the district 25 MEN FDR BOHEMIA ALIBI BOLE TOURNEY Simple HomeTreatment For Swollen Veins BISTRICI NEXT WEEK DRAWS MANY COLTERS - LIIU Specials Jaas lasnslng Hr. has recovered from an lllneee that kept him con- i fined In the house fo r a week It was hellevrd he ale loo much at a picnic, only he didn’t attend any p icnic, Formerly 0. J Breier Co., Cottage Orove -i — VI _ i ■ • 1) I) 1 I ’’ E*O I — ( d l l I5Klbl*0 M r and M rs D. P Caldw ell, son and tw o daughters spent Hunday In Eugene w ith the I . I I H u ff fam ily M r H u ff Is In pour health T ri h e Glen HI C la lr fam ily Waited Hu inday In Eugene with the Roy HI C la ir fam ily Ju»t Arrived—Look ’em over at G ra b e r-G e tty s I la rd w a re Dor« the t ran «lent or < tirbeUme agent help the com munity f T ry A rara t first M I m Hetty Belle Scott o f Oak land. C a l. who had vlalted w ith relative« and friend« here for a week left .Saturday for W endllng to epend a week w ith an aunt. M rs Charles Chandler Itre w rr M ill« «pent the week end In M nrehfleld w ith hl« father. J a in c M ills _____________ M r and M rs ' W W L atl« of Han Franrlaco visited here during the past week. M r. and Mrs. Jerry W llklnaon and son arrived Hunday from Port- ! Han Francisco on business and M rs W ilkinson and son rem ained w ith her parent«. M r and M rs G W. M rtjueen. Miss E th el Arne has gone to Colorado Springs for an extend M r and Mrs. 8 I . M a rk in re ed vielt w ith relatives turned F rid a y fro m spending a T he O. M llagley« are «pending Week at W aldport w ith M r and a vacation of several day« down M rs O m er Moore K ed IbBBe B u tte r an d Ina 1 T rain the valley. Mra. Ida Stannard of Eugene is A sk for th em . C. G. t r o u n e r i if . C * ,“m" y “ *h* K K M " U h° m ' “ o’ * “h lh ' M r ,n d Ch* W h ~ ,e ra n d Charles Adam» fam ily of l£u<«ne dnujrhter .Shirley and Velm a ilen- M r and Mr» D W Sturtf«« drove n rtt v l»lte<| Hunday In Albany. to Camp Lucky Hoy on the M cK en Mlascs M argaret and Lucille I an unr*' ” I 11*11 A Johnatam H eal E s ta te ■•«sns. su re In a u rain a I’h n n e M Itoy E Short has purchased a C h rysler from the McCoy garage New Montag Circulating Heaters Hoy U am enw ay of Han n Franele- r<> v , , l ,r *1 Hunday at the home of Hem enw ay H tarr retu rn snwa »pending ed Thursday H last Hem from M r. and Mra. H A Htar two months In M ontana visiting relatives 17897087 “ on of her semi-annual report w arrants are now h w arrants are paid up to July 1, «he »aid. At the tim e of her last report, five and six months behind in pay menta of warrants. T h e county had a little lees cash on hand at the close of books June 30. than January I, but bills In nearly every fund were more com- p le trly paid. T he sinking fund is In the red »7,434 »1 In the new report, but suf- flcle n t funds are held In accounts oveV^raTt' On dJ a n t u ^ l °i "t^iTrnm." sir Hunday and a son I-ewle return Leonard o f Corvallis, form er Cot- f UI1(i w„„ overdrawn i n , i « r ) nil w ith them a fte r spending a ° tage Grove residents, came Hunday week there. ' to spend a week w ith M r a Elisa SCHOOL BONDS REDUCED M r and M rs W . J Itusarll o f I- ob Howe. A iu ir le . trlu rn e d home Hunday a f M r and M rs John Medley or of T O $27.500 $ 2 7 .5 0 0 TO te r visiting here w ith a daughter. Eugene visited friends here Sun- ---------- Mrs. G alen G aroutte. M rs G aroutte day. Bonded Indebtedness of the Cot- and .m a ll son accompanied them Misses G ertrude B a k in and Alice school district has been home for a visit Jud(1 of Id>wr, nt.e< Kan< a rr v|aM. .educed to »27.800 At the present Itnfreahm rnta, tolMWB-oe, c a r d s , mg M ra H erbert E a k ln ' “ ,e n l payment »4.000 a year, the pool. ecM'lal plraaure The V aatim r ____ _ district w ill be clear of bonded M r and Mr«. C M r. and Mrs. W illia Petersen , ..... .... . . . .„ s l c trr r w ith rein 'lrb t ,n • ,v ,' n >’ra ra - Mrs. W illia m m Petersen he wppk pnd D rM On June 30 there was a cash bal- have returned fro m «pending a tlvee , ance of »207.33. week on the Hogue river. W a rra n ts outstanding June 30 A. J. McCord of lla y ard . la . were »»,066.22 houaegueat of a daughter, Mr«. C T he percentage of taxes collected E tJmphrey. left Monday fo r Oak> so fa r this year is 49 per cent W ith land, Ore., to «pend a week w ith taxes all collected there would be relative«. The Um phrey« plan to no outstanding w arrants. W a rra n ts drive to O akland Hunday and Mr. are cashable. .McCord w ill re tu rn w ith them. _____________ The (Ira y (.loo— tor Ice ('ream , c L'L- i \ l - u v i L ' v , - i \ ’L -L -iie B - f t - I E D E K A L E N G IN E E R S SEE Mr». Ctauaen Brook« of G rant» l*a«« returned home Tuesday a fte r PROPOSED WORK relative« here T hree federal engineers were V ictor G off left Hunday for the here Monday to Inspect flood con Oregon cave« to apend the rem ain- trol w ork through the city asked der ot «urnmer. H o ha» en»-1 'b y the cham ber o f commerce. P>oy»®nt there Another crew w ill be here during Don and M errick M etcalf of Ha- the coming week to go over the lem «pent the week end at their Coaat fork south from here to In- home here. »pect Bite» for storage dam» asked M r and M r. Kobcrt From m b> the cham ber of commerce ns have returned from a trip to the p art of flood control work. Oregon cave« and C rate r lake. E ith e r the city or county w ill Mr< Ann> Ouwdy and M rs Dave have to agree to m aintain w ork _______________________________ __ Circus Night At the Arcade F rid a y , A u g u st 9 This Is Vaudeville and Amateur Nite P r e se n tin g — T e n $ 1 .0 0 P rizes O n th e S c r e e n — u u l i --------- Cottage Grove Rolf era are tak in g more interest In local tournam ents than ln tournam ents between ' “ “ ’J' O,h" C“ ‘" T» ‘ *“ * " , a llb * tournam ent H“ nday- In an al,bl tournam ent a m “ y take an extra stroke on each hole without penalty. players Sunday, w ith medal «-ore., handicaps and net scores on r nine holes were as follows Medal Hdp Net Z irn m -rly Sr 34 3 Vi W e l l s ____________ 37 3 32 40 S( o l t __________ 44 34 10 Z lm m e rly Jr. 43 9 3« Crabb as s 30 Wilson 45 10 35 Kelly 49 37 12 Thum 44 12 36 G raber 4» 10 39 Stowell ___ -48 9 36 (Jodard ........ 44 10 34 M ills 10 ... 47 37 Anlauf 4 37 33 G raham <Eugene) -4 1 3 35 O m lid (Eugene) 33 3 30 Sava#« 49 36 13 - 41 7 34 W righ t S r.................. 44 12 32 46 8 34 Lemley 43 5 34 Crabb and Omlid were tied for first place w ith 30 Omlid got an ea* 1'’ on N o 9 Wella an<* W rig h t were u,xl to r »,c « rld Pl“ c* w ith 32. A local tournam ent w ill be ar- ran# ed ,o r «v«ry Sunday th a t there la not a contest a t home w ith an outside team. T h l“ Sund“ y ‘ he feature w ill be an lnch tournam ent playing the * * * Interest continues in Wednesday forenoon play for women Several girls have joined the women. If you or any relative or friend 11 worried because of varicose veins Of bunches, the best advice for horne treatm ent th a t anyone In this .T°rld “ n <‘ve *’ .to » p re ~ rlp - OM° “ M<>O,ie * sim p ly ask Cottage Grove Ph ar macy, your druggist, fo r an original two-ounce bottle of E m erald Oil <fu ll strength) and apply night and m orning to the swollen, enlarged v* tnM 8000 y° “ »hould notice that ___ ___________ . aa . _ they are grow ing sm aller and the treatm ent should be continued un til the vein« are no longer trouble some. Em erald O il is a pow erful, yet harmless, In h ibitory antiseptic refund guaranteed it dissatisfied If you want a milk that u delicious, that is healthful and that rates Grade A in all the standard grading tests, then Powell s Grade A Pasteurized is the milk for you. Its sweet, full flavor will delight your palate. You'll say that i t ’s the finest you have ever tasted S tart today by ordering Powell Dairy Grade A milk. No. 2 has been moved to add about 40 yards. This fo rm e rly was f be easiest hole on the course, but ,he «x<ra distance has cut down th * num ber of birdies. ----------------------- Handles Routine Business. The council Monday transacted only ro u ,'ne business T h r forestry service was granted use a room fo r another six months. Get Dairy Products A pplication of the Hex cafe for a cla8s " A " Pa ehage license and ,o r d >’ P*n«H'lt heer was approved, A proposed refunding issue of Phone 186-R 505 Fifth Bancroft bonds was referred to fl- nance carnmlttee 11 waa ordered that w ritte n no- P rin tin g Is fa r superior to any tiers be sent those who have not so-called substitute, cut weeds on their properties and that ordinance be enforced. ~ A N ew The Collins laundry was granted » o d io Thrill! M license to pickup and deliver laundry U se P a steu riz ed G ra d e A M ilk J. S. Powell Dairy ★ nones. I will not be re.pon.ibl. for bills coa- “ > ~ ’ T a r " o a ^ C T r z _____________ C A R D O E THAT^KH vVe wish to express our sincere appreciation of the kindnesses shown us during our recent be- through the city reavement. M R . A N D M RS. R A Y N E L S O N . B irth s T w le r Numlw-r Ih-aths. M RS L E N A CASPERSON, T here were tw ice as m any births J O H N E M IL . N E E M A N D as deaths here during July, accord P E TE R NELSON. a6p ing to the report o f I l r A W Klnie. M IR IA M P IP E R j city health officer. B irths were 10 , and were equally divided between M im eograph stencils Sentinel. the sexes. Deaths were 5. 4 females and 1 male. Hcholl returned Hunday from spend ing a week nt the Vlnnl Itun dall sum mer home on the Vni|Kjua Misses Betty Jacobsen and Pon Flnslv around. In sugar s a c k * nn Hafley left S aturday to spend a nsr Ion. »4 00. and 2c each aP M r. and Mrs. K. K M ills and aon lowed whsn sacks ars returned week w ith Mrs George M atthew s Robert and th e ir houseguest. Miss at the M atthew » sum mer home on Jean M ills of N o rth Bend, left M on GrMclte P o ultrv G r i t * ths Umpqua. I day for Portland and Seattle to Chick and pullet sloe. ton. JXIWl M r and Mra. F U G ran nis and , P,' nd ■•''eral days Hen and turkey sloe, ton >800 daughter and aon. Carolyn and Mias Evelyn Coiner, who had RlitUwllr Minn. Bltciibaltt. Ore. Bob. accompanied by Mra. Guy *P«Bt a year In Loa Angeles, re- Townsend Club to M e e t ••yle o f Eugene, left Thursday last turned thia week to her home here The Townsend club w ill hold a Mrs. M itchell W ilk in s and tw o meeting at 2 o'clock Hunday In the Mrs. Itaym ond T rask and aon for Yachnta Io spend tw o week» M rs M innie W illits left M onday daughters of Florida and M r and , C hristian church at which im port Dan, Mrs. M ary Cochran and M rs A rth u r Jones are attending a Hev- ^,,r K la m a th Falls to spend oome Mrs. L. H. Neet and daughter of ant business Is to be transacted, i nth y Adventist church camp ,,m i' at ,he home of a son Leland. Springfield visited F rid a y evening I- net I- this week at Gladstone Mrs. I t C. W ells o f thia city and "* ,hl> N J Nelson home M rs M r and M ra H. B. Breedlove re- luirk Miss Violet M ills of P rineville left " Hklna and Mra. Neel are sisters turned Wednesday a fte r spending Mi Florence Madden and three ,a"1 «cek for C a lifo rn ia for a visit Nelson. several days ln N o rth Bend w ith a children o f Portland are visiting M r. and Mrs. C. J Kern are M r an<l M r »- Horace Cochran dn'iffhler. M rs George H ew itt. Mrs M adden’s parents, M r. and spending the week In Portland and d a“Ifhtem M arjo ry and P atty M r. and Mrs. W a lte r O utka have Mr I>. I I Hem enway. where Mr. Kem Is attending drug Roseburg spent Tuesday and gone to South D akota to spend a T r y our Special G ray Ooose * 1bI"' conventions. Wednesday night w ith relatives and m onth visiting relatives. M r. O utka sherbet for that cool dessert The M ary Jane G riffin of Han F ra n „’’" f ’ r*’" 'a *n«'d and Is mechanic fo r Cottage Grove •! ay Goose homo made Ice cream cisco spent the week end at the G * 11 V“ " ,hp D r’ J E - A rno ld, M otor company and E. R Wiese Is better. JnISc W McUueen home home u ntil Hunday, when the A m - tak in g hla place w hile he Is gone. -e------------— --------------- - olds plan to moto, to i;„ eburg Cnrl Ilrn n P t, of Qaldand. Cal Is Mi»» V ivian W ixxl of Portland visiting relatives here. I m T T ? F ' A m X 10 D r’ B n i| M r O uy O’* 8« ™ Mrs. J. E. Arnold. I gon, Robprt and W |)b u r of M r. and Mrg. Richard G ray of dena, Cal . visited this week at the i 2 . o “.nd vl,,,ted "t the o. I C. E U m phrey home while on th eir I W. Spies home while on th e ir w ay way north to visit relatives M r. home fro m M edford, where M rs ’ Ocheltree Is a cousin of M rs Urn- G ray visited relatives. phrey. M r and Mrs. Leo Von A rx and Mrs. Ada Epperson of Portland daughter Louise and the O liver Is vis itin g a daughter M rs Ethel Spies fam ily of Salem spent the Hagen week end at the O. W Spies home I t h . b i „ . . Louise rem ained for a longer visit , h w ~ r, - \ ,CC<' m _. ... . . . . . panted by Mrs. C. R Woodson, are ■ ” « K ip p o f Caldwell. Ida., Is spending a week at Foley springs, v tailing at the O W Spies home. x r. .. • • • •c , r. ■< U .. ; M rs GporKB M organ and M rs The Cecil H ollow ay fa m ily of E a rl F u llm e r have returned from Baker, who hod been visiting In 1 v isitin g relatives In Portland and southern Oregon, visited the first Astoria. part of the week at the O. W Spies < loun.s DancciR I ’ d . mu ill liiils ’ Trio tut Ciri'tin Rith in M r. and Mrs. Charles H a ll and home. Keiiny, the Biiikt-r - Sum, the Ticket Seller daughter spent the week end on the M r. and Mrs. F. C. H auser and Um pqua. Snake I 'harnier son H arold are spending some tim e The Spanish Am erican w a r vet- nt Casendla, ThB » U , I . . . . . erana and th e ir fam ilies held th e ir The H W Lom bard fam ily spent annual picnic Sunday al Sweet’s • • • the week end nt O akridge w ith ' grove. relatives. I _ . _ . ,,,. _ Benton Schrenk and son Gordon M r and M rs. Georg Bjorset and drove to Portland Tuesday morning M .dvm m ’ t; , V ’ d M ' 7 <’ «’n8V'«v<’ to meet Mrs. Schrenk’. ’ mother ‘ FATHER BROWN D ETECTIVE’’ M u lv lh lll left Tuesday for Portland Mrs. Evans (E u gene), who had Waller Connelly Paul Lnkax (lertrntle Michael and from there w ill take a boat ! spent several weeks visiting In mid to San Francisco for a short visit, western stntes Agricultural Lime a m m o b ’ Saturday Night Radio Station KORE 8 p. m. ★ ------------- THE MERCY MURDER ' A new kind of radio program . The g rea test of all entertainm ent fea tures. Gripping human dram as in which you the listener play an impor ta n t part. "W hat W ould YOU Do?” ’ ? ? ? ? ? ? ? NO PERMIT REQUIRED The 5IOIHÌII.V HATH . . . rO tt y o u c a n e n jo y th e co o l re fr e s h m e n t o f a b rac in g sh o w er in you r lio m e . S lip t h e c o n n e c to r o f a k le n z o S h o w e r B a th S pray o v er y o u r fa u c e t . . . tu r n th e fa u c et . . . anti h a v e a so o th in g h o t sh o w er or a sp a rk lin g c o o l o n e. N' I ' u h c i iM f Kern’s for Drugs WINE IN B U L K 21% FORTIFIED Domestic and Imported Case Goods — Champaigne We carry the largest slock of wines in the state outside of Portland All kinds of lunch goods Bell’s Basket Grocery and Wine Co. TAe R E X A L L Store 34 East Tenth St. Eugene Phone 770 SAVE w ith S A F E T Y a t '/he J i e x o X i DRUG STORE Open Daily Until 11 P. M. Sundays 4 to 7 P. M.
