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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1935)
T U I lt.HDAY. NO V r u m It I I . |» M ■ UK HKNTINKL. (XXTTAUK (M O V E . OREGON Th® Junior C F will itivi» » ®|w rial lum ber Hunday « w n ln x at «•rvlc®« nt ih® C hristian church and ba« la«u<*<| an Invitation urg Ing parents to be pr®««nt T exaco crack proof motor oil won't atlffrn _ In cobi w ... eath er ... . . T h® C ollage O ro v . Girl»' league nervoue "Aunt Holly," played by Cbange 1.0« T iam blay» T o u t , ireahinan Initiation exen.pIC I'rggy Hodge«. It w ill th rill at ■tatlon E ighth and Main nJlr fl.-.f Haturday at u district cooler- »luck' figh tin g for hl« Ideal». It Dorothy lla t t h «pent the week « " « ‘In« held 4i Mprlngfletd will double up w ith m irth when end In lt..»el.urg vleltlng ft l e d » . .l h ‘ "'I*'' for dl»< u«»lon w a . Good i Robert M eacham , a . the h an d «.«,.. Friend« E veryw here.’' Th® foliow- young Prod H aym ond, trie» to pro- Mlnw Marlon Notvedt wa« a gu®»t | ng girl« took part« In the Inltla- po»<- to "Huth WnUon." Aunt of Mi«« Elvira Jensen at her hom e lion: Margaret Petereen. Je««*r Holly'» »later, played by Jem le In Eugene over th« wr«k end Grubb, Fern Tracy, Pegffy Savage, Grubb | IN S D u d , , tw o -to n tr u c k i? ? ,“ r a ?*{? , .......... . Wtn take U.ed car a . ^ r : h o ,.l e r ‘ , i i : D . ” M . U / ' " ^ p a y m eit. Mc< o y « G arage, c u ,y Gallo. Jean King. D orothy Hl® guarantee to fix your wind f»ia in. Virginia Hunter and Ml»« «wipe or m oney hack. N elson Marian Notv®<B <*ad»vl«or). com pany n21c llehearaal» are In progre«« to r Dalny Zlm m erly and < 'arolyn | "H uckleberry Finn,*’ a com edy Grannl«. Student« at 17. of O., were baaed on the Im m ortal Sam uel borne over the week end. Clemen«' book by the «arne name. N. J Neloun. Hill Zlm m erly and * hlch prevented by the 7 ’'brr 13 ' ' ' H“ ,.d II S. M endenhall of C uttage G ro w Ju,n“j ' ' \I In.if w eir nt ? V **urj‘ H im will be the \n n la .if were ,,, w llh h u «ml Mr Hrown of A l_... - - - - a - moi ,,f nr ev„ry every boy Blltl and * glr| with hl« T arkenltch lake duck hunting rogutah. lovable, wlatful appeal. Tuesday. The play deal» with Huck'» prob- The P u h i iahm aela of Portland l",n * chlM hood and after p e t the week end with M i. 1.1. A 1 »2 * bo* ‘^ « » l-rrtray- „ „el . p a .e n t. Mr and M r. E. f . "1 _ 2 lure were described by Elbert Bed®. editor of the «Sentinel and reading clerk of the »tate s e ia te . at an aaaembly Monday, held In , celebration of Nation/«! p h ,.»■,.* weak. Mr. Bed« «aid that every legi»- • lature muni have a »p®ak®r o f the houae. president o f the «enate and "*rh hou»e m u .t have varlou . cum m ltteea It 1» the duty uf cornmlt- n „i tee» to determ l ine w hether nr or not proposed bill» are worthy one» A bill mu»t be read three time»' After second reading It 1» »e it to .-..m m ltt,.- If approved by com m lt- " >’u‘ " n . | p a,sage, after I>e|ng engrossed In case of arm-ntl- » w e .. m enls. A m ajority vote o f each house 1» required for passage. If Mr. W ilbur Mpray, who i . muk 1 a session Is not com pleted within with her Ing k a i extended visit the legal lim it the m em bers w otk folk« at Mmlford, wim horn« over the extra period w ithout pay. the week d id . Hrlnclpal G rannis led the stu- J. 11. Chamber« returned Friday j dents n a school song. Haymond from F airfield. 111. w here h® wa» Carl, orchestra and hand teacher. Lorane, - ------- Nov. — 30. ---------- < Special. > i x . called by the lllnee« of a bi other, L u m b e r from th. L orn a, valley 1" K,“n' ur- who died before Mr Cham ber« ar- m ay hereafter go out by railroad. -1Mrt „„ s* hool. t Ivcd. Inalcad of la ln g trucked to C ottage iuy, Today, and Tomorrow," Try the Gray Goo«®'« hot ch oco i ¡ .m e Italli '..id i at w ill b. . . . late for the»« cold day«. tfc than the cost of trucking. Already A n n u a l intercla»» basketball C haile» lloner. mall carrier, wa» the Addison Lumber com pany ha» gam e» will bv tdayed Friday o f this off the Job during the past week m ade arrangem ent» with the J H week and M onday and T uesday of due to liijurlra su ffered when he Cham ber» A Son lugging railway week. fell on a d efective »Idewalk for a epur track and lum ber will be. ■ ractlce w as held last week and ................ter and Mr». N. J N elw .n "> .-•> - — n a . t h l. I. A U rge mmbe" i ’c ^ r T e d ‘fm atten.led the drill, atlon Haturday « otnpleted^ 11.1» I. the railw ay used practice last week and a larger of a new po»tnfflce building at Me *'V J Cham ber» A Hon to supply group In expected th is next w»ek M lnnville lo** r° r o * ,, ",l11 ‘ « “ age Schedule Friday. 22 — Sopho- Grove and ha» been »evrral year» more» va senior«. fre«hm®n Mr a Nelwon Durham I« recover reaching th® Doran«- valley, havin g Junior ing from a «®«alun with Influenxa. Monday, 25 Sophom ore« v«. been extended a» nee®»«ary to junior», fre«hrn®n v». «enior». Plano T uning. 1C. U ('one. Phon® reach Chamber« tim ber. Tuesday. 26 F reshm en va sopho |(k».l Expert work guaranteed d5c A planer shed 1» bring construct more«, junior» v» »®nlors. Tb® <’hrh»tlan church will hold h «J by th® Addlaon Lumber com- chick » I .linnet at th.- arm ory Be pany , n ,l » larger planer Is to he M a g a n n e. recently subscribed cam ber 11 I*41 Inatailed to handle lum ber from for by th e »chool for u«e in th® lb A falling stovepipe resulted In a both Addlaon mill» brary ar® N ational Geographic, s m a ll b la s e at the B V. Mortl» I’opular S c lc ic e H eaders D igest hom e on the west side Monday «<•“ Call 1 . sta rted U t .r a r y D ig. st R eview of Hr afternoon There w as lllll. dam The ll. d Cross roll call got un- x ,'.* ’ - \v \ " k ,' Jou?nm ' o f ^ u H n “^ PAG E HF.VEN. THEYe^éEXPEnSIVE / /eS‘ of fine fabric But only down Wa «hlebl Motor Lorane Valley Railroad P. J. McManus R p r e ie n la liv e o f the KAHN T A lltfR Ih H i TO VF IHDI4NAP9LIS A t O u r Store on Thurs. 0 Friday N o v . 21 & 2 2 An uniittiml op|x>r1tinl!) to •clrut fn>ro large Imlt tan» plea of «mart, lir a Tall and W inter fabric*. I«» I»® a***late«l b) a tailoring expert, and •<» wave aiihatMntlall) Order now for lmn»edlate or future de livery PETERSEN’S Cottage Grove ag®. Il®d 1P«<® Butter and Ire» ('resun. A»k for them . C. G. ( ream erv. tf If In need of new w indshield »wipe, w® have th® stock. Neleon Motor com pany. »»21c Mr and Mrs. Kltner F rans of Portland spent the week end at the Frank Kelly hom e Mr and Mrs W. C. Johnson left Sunday for a visit w ith n daugh ter. Mrs. Harold Dugan o f Oak land. Cal llov and girl scouts were guests at a dinner served Monday evening nt the Methodtat church. Mothers of scouts furnished the dinner and H rouluiasler E H H olderm an was In charge. The Staff of the E ugene hospital — h..M U dinner ....... «mg - ‘ «he H e cafe here Friday evening at which ph ysician s of the city will be RUr, , , w i ,.,...- i ■ 1 ' w “> M onday with th® «bow ing •>( window displays in stores. Can- va -era have «Ince been covering the city The Am erican Legion has «ecur- ®d th® help of th® follow in g worn- ,B * club* 1,1 '»«>“ ng ‘he hou«o-to- huuse canvass lav Com us, Utopia M. P. G„ R esearch. T uesday Bridge. Tuesday Study, K eepers of the Den and Delphian The ch a m ber o f com m erce and the I .Ions club have appointed m em bers to cover the business district. The window d isp lays show p o st ers and Hed Cross em blem s. The hom e econom ics class of the high school m ade the Red Cross flags that are Included In the d isp lays The goal set for C ottage Grove 1- »4«. N o estim ate how m uch had been collected could be m ade Thursday m orning ns w orkers had not reported. ... . _................... ...» dully. w ...... ... arriving Come In Troat Injur!®« W alnut* W alnuts ar® about th® only thing I CITY BRIEFS 1 rhandlnse and »hop now S m ait Shop. Alb ® K j „ î l e ‘hat su ffered from the recent se- E ducation and E nglish Journal. • • • A pep assem bly w as held T hurs day last to arouse Interest for the gam e w ith St Mary's of B eaver ton. P rincipal G rannis dism issed school early and the student body serpentl led through the cltv to ad vertise the gam e The first edition of C. G N ew s- ette w as on sale F riday at the high school. About 2*50 copies were sold. This paper Is the new w eekly pub lication for which journalism classes arc sponsors • • • V isitors nt school Friday were -Mrs. Hoy Kennedy. Mrs. D. R. Shorfridge. Mrs. Ida G nm utte, Mrs. C. W. D avis. Mrs. H. C. R o se , “ ■ Greanlee. and Mrs. E. E. d ^ a ^ r t 'o ^ x iU '.: proRram ci,ni'In..m oratlon of N „. tlonal Education week. . . . IIeater C irculator <»r Furnace We have them G raber -G ettys H ardw are If your w indshield sw ipe doe« not work, we can fix It. Nelson Motor com pany. n21c Mr. and Mr». O liver Sp ies and children of E ugene spent Hunday at the (). W Hples home. Oliver Hple» I n a linotype operator on the E ugene News. A son w iis horn th is m orning to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller. Linen» for C hristm as? Luncheon cloth«, with or w ithout napkins Mile to $3.40. Linen guest towel« 20c to 98c. Sm art Hhop, A lito Breed love, Prop. P hone 17-J. n21c r■ . •. «i that fiult 11« • might ha been injured. - ............... M o u n t R a in ie r On«.« V o lc a n o Mount Kalnler a as at one time « huge volcano; now It 1« one of tb® lurgest nod most Impressive single peak glacier system s to be fouml anywhere Mr. and Mr». M cK inley Carr of Portland arrived toda yfor a visit w ,,h Mrs Carr’s parent». Mr. and Mr* ° M K«*t>i- Mr and Mrs. Charles "" Beldler m otored to E ugene 1 uesuay ev e *° attend the first stu dent m usical recltnl to be held th is year " ">* U nlveralty of Oregon. Mr. and “ r"- H eldlera dau ghter Mud' l l' w a* 7 ”' ° f ,h r e ° »‘ u,1,'n‘ ’ P«*- You'd never take these ties to be only $1! They look ex- pensive — they feel expensive — they even tie the way expensive ties do! All simply because they 're made of fine, rich silks and satins, and made the way expensive ties are made, by hand ! Excellent for Christmas gifts. ALSO—Sale on one gTOup of ties 15c each T H E M E N ’S S H O P We Give PMC coupons MWOSAL» EUGENE COMFDYI EXQTEMENTI ROMANCE I.. RUNNING NECK AND NECKI In this thrilling laugh tw eep- « t a k t i.. that takci the bluer out of blucgrart and pays forty to one on your favor ite in comedy tc /c tn entertainment. II1DLD KEntUCKü DOROTHY WILSON • • • Honor society has c h o s e i plan ning of assem b lies a» a project thl* year. A ssem blies will be held ns follow s Novem ber 22. T hanks givin g program ; D ecem ber 6. G irls’ league in charge; Decem ber 13. freshm en In charge; D ecem ber 20. Girls' league In charge o f C hrist m as program ; January 17. Mrs. Edna P earson In charge. Frank and Charles Clark were participants I i an auto accident Thursday m orning as they w ere on ,h e ,r w “v ‘° "«'hool Their Ford coach overturned as they were at- tMnp, lnM pn„ „ gchoo, blls ,us, north of th,. Mary W hite bridge. N either o f the bova w as hurt, though the car w as badly dam aged. » • • Dorn May Scott and B etty Evlar. Juniors and Dale MeGnrvtn. fresh- "” »>• "<•»* »*»«-"1 ft™ » w h o o l last '"Tin,?.'] ¿ 0 ^ 7 cutter M\ , n>Rv ness. Harold M lnney, senior, and Doro- ,h V W hite, sophom ore, returned to "ehirol last w eek after several " T helm a "perlnl lunior has been absent several days because of ill- ne»s W ayne G eorge, Junior, a id Joe Linden, senior, entered school last _______________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin llarp olr and children visited the G ay H ar | mi I c fam ily In Junction City Sun- day, The G ray Gooae for Ice ( ’roam, c A lumber spent the week end at their sum m er hom es on the lim p- .■uii entertaining visitors and fish Ing. Am ong those who Wcie there The l ’aatlm e Invites you to en- were Mr. and Mrs. Vln.B R andall. Jo.v»ble. orderly .o d a h lllty . o24tfc Mr and Mrs \ l Shofatall and son. ( apt. and Mrs. C. C. Oruson are Mr. ami Mrs. .1. 8. Stew art, George hom e from W ashington for n few Matthewa, Mr and Mrs Charles days, ('apt Crusan has had charge H all; Mrs. H all's brothers. A llison o f a CCC cam p for a year or more, a ul E in e st Dlx;^ Mrs H a 'la y rg W illiam Thuni w as In Ett- nephew. Floyd Chapm an; <’*«11 R„n„ Saturday for a m eetin g of W ooley, AI v I h W ick», M iles W iek» »chool principal» of h e c o u n and Haul Rose. R aym ond Grube ,y Mrs. Tim m 's daughter. Mrs ami Mr. Lewis of I'engrn. Ted jp)n|t n Skilling, who teach es In K ow nskl and a cousin (M onroe) .jun<.tll>l, C| , y attended the in ie t and George E verlnghani of E t t - ' Ing for grade school teach ers I i Kene- E ugene and returned w ith her Do you need n blouse or sw eat m other to spend Sunday In C o" age er? Now blouses tl.lt5 to $3.63. Grove. Sw eaters $1.33 Io $3.35. Sm art Shop H ave one *35 P lym outh dem on- Alleo Breedlove, Prop. n2lr strator. Will sell nt a substantial 10 A M Mr-i. II. I'.. ( 1 j Igg !■ < u i U ukm I t.> xM sei.iinh M .»'«)■■ i-; «rage.- • - n . ' 4 < ' - - -T T O -N D A Y her hom e with Illness. Ml(l w t Mills returned W ednes- ArthUr Llnck o f Portland w as n j a y f rnn, n three m onth s’ vial" with At Leo ion Trap Ground visitor nt the A. W. K lnic hom o friends In her hom e state, Ten- Under Auspices Tuesday. nessee. She w ill m nko her tu rn s Be sure to see the new 1336 Ply- hero w ith daughters, Mrs. R. B. 0 G ROD AND GUN CLUB m outh nt MeCoy’s G arage. n21c! Reed and Mrs. R. C. M cNew. Turkey Shout RUSSELL HARDIE BILL ROBINSON .A F o x P ic t u r e O PENS SA TU RD A Y stud. ,t . ti. ni advanced typing class®» who had perfect test c o p ln ,a '*t words per m inute *>«"''«J . u » - •••Ih.ve Hhonc ». J n ..v 48' P *“ 11"* Gregory. 43. vere frost, aeeordlng to C E. Stew K K. Mill» was In Gra it» Pa**® ‘ Thelma P«r!nl, 42; P eggy Savage. Friday ntlrndln g an undertakers' <oun > ru neper or. icsc 49. Phillip G lass. +8; Enierv Wll- c o n v c n t lo n . W hile there he visited “ "*1” « = E lisabeth Rohde. 43. . nenhew Brewer M ills f foliage and the sm aller trees A g irs Grahntn. 44 F rances Cald- n tu ph« w. iin w r r Mil w>r<, |nj urrd n greater exten t well. 46; Beth Hall. 43: Lorene Mr. and Mr«. Harry B utterfield than m ature trees. Perlnl. 41; Connie Stephens. 48; of Ashland vl»lted th® flr*t of th® The frost cam e considerably ear- M llllcent Lewis, 52; Elnora Shove, week with Mr. and Mi». F inley ||®r than u»ual and It w as at flr .t l7; Joyce McCormack. 41. lla ll A Johnaton K®nl Fatwt®. IxMUia, «ur® Inaunxnr®. I’hon® AM <’l®m Hnrff. who un«l®rw®nt « plaxtlr surgery op®rntlon Thurmlny la»t at « Eugrn® hn«pltnl. 1« r® port®<l n * recovering *ntiHfartorlly. II® wuffrra no pain and 1« up a*id around Th® operation wnn for th® ' pur|M>a® of taking from on® of Mr Whlppa were neighbor« In Dodge Sarff*« arm» a portion of fl®«h and cou ity, M lnneeot». and had not muKcl® to I»® u«®d In an effort to teh i»ther for 3 4yenr«. <!®t®rmln® what th® ailm ent t« with U in. Ilrx k, plum bing, phone I2XI. which Mr. Sarff ha» been afflicted N. E Gia»« returned Saturday for a long tlm®. to fr o m a ten day business t llf Seattle. C latence Sears of Mt. View 'suf Cold Weather Is Here fered a fiaetu red right «boulder .i few «lays ago when he w as throw n You 11 need a by a calf Three good used model T Fords. I’rlced very low. McCoy's G arage c $1.00 A L L L A U N D R Y S E R V IC E S — Q U A L I TY D R Y C L E A N IN G - M E N D IN G - A L T E R IN G - R E L IN IN G Collins Laundry & Cleaners 308 Main—By the Bridge Licensed Laundrymen and Dry Cleaners Just Look at His C lothes and you will know the rest The clothes you wear truly represent an unexpressed opinion of yourself As you are clothed — so are you recognized by others. Wear tailor-made suits that you can afford. $22.50 up Ashipment of dress trousers just received You are invited to come in and see them. M ax Schw artz, the tailor Let us do your washing and dry cleaning so you can devote your time to the joys of Thanksgiving. Laundry ......................... ...... ..... ....... 20% off Suits and dresses cleaned and pressed 75o C ottage G rove L aundry Wirth Bros. Cleaners Phone 79 or 81
