The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 23, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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Roller and Martin
Open Handle Plant
A nsw Industry 1» now In opera-
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tion at Culp t'r»»k. whvra K»Ilrr A
H«tnw*-W ataon G arden
W edding D o u g lx a co u n t l« s niay Join for th* M arlin h a w opened up a plant ad-
M . RUbei a Holmaa
d a u g h te r >«ca»lon.
joining M m M m b I b UMtobM •
Is a a c K Hotenes of K uxene. be-
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patty. for the m anufacture of mop
inn- the brt.le ->f Flovd W atson. »»»11.» Ttenk-
bnM>ni and hruah handle squares
son of Mi and Mr» C
E W atson The annual tiarou tte fam ily p ic n ic S |„ h , fro«« t h e H o h e n tla Lumber
o f Mvrtle IM inl Saturday even in g *>><
held Saturday night and
mill furnish the raw ma
a t < b e a u tif u l g a r d e n w e d d in g a t -Sunday near K oseburg. A num ber ,,„ » 1
he home of Mi and Mrs B artlett from here plan Io g o S a tu rd a y
Six men are now em ployed The
squares are trucked to St. Helena
J o h n s to n a t S a g in a w Judge WII-
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tiara Swafford o f Eugene perform
r * k e Eire I're, a u U on s.
where a factory turns them Into
esl -he ,-eremenv beneath a rose
The fire departm ent responded the finished product
.W.red arbor B ask ets of flo w er, to a call W ednesday forenoon eent
Heller A Martin have opened an
d-nl.-s of Pink blue and w h ite from the M ounts property at 31. office at <13 south Sixth. Cottage
, , • o the picturesque hack- W ashington avenue A hole was Grove
a r o u r o f s h r u b s a n d g a r d e n flow b u r n e d in th e r o o f r e s u l t i n g f ro m a
e r s T h e b rid e w o re a g o w n o f flu e f ire T h e c o n t e n t s o f th e h o u s e
Whi’e t a f f e t a a n d her veil o f tu lle w e re s o m e w h a t d a m a g e d by w a te r
» . . . w a is t le n g th d r a p e d f ( r o e m
a t ■ f la a m i ily . hy
a m e o ... f C a r p e n . . t . e . . r .
«> t h > e • n un...«-
s ilv e r w r e a th S h e carried a n arm recent arrivals from the middle-
W.-Sl,
.«VVUp.CU
1.1«
.'n ^
bv.uouet o f c a lla lilies. The m aid o f w e s t. occupied the n
houee
T k . . . l a . w i e t n i . t n l t a r ta n I ' d
h o - o r M iss U n s . . H . o lm es, s is te r o f
T h e departm ent w as called to th e
h. bride wore a frock
of blue W J W hite property on
Gibbs
org .nxa and carried p in k g la d io li avenue Saturday w hen a chick en
m e b r id e s m a id s M iss E lle n Wat-
h o u s e o n the rear of the
p la c e
voi s is te r o f t h e
g ro o m , and Mias c a u g h t fire N o g r e a t a m o u n t o f
I '.m all Ilia««-
Ftre.
broke out
early
n r . a which
n . . «• ........
..... »1
... an
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hour th is i Thursday > morning
the . Crawford
dnm-
vne
n . « ...I... hotel, did little d.
ng e a lth o u g h o c c u p a n t s w e re h a d ly
frightened os the holla filled with
„ „ to k r
The fire »farted tn a room
„.-cupled hr a palm er, who 1» d o
, ng
decorating of fh r A rcade
Wilma Minion of Eugene
wore dam age w as done
theatre, and It Is presumed that the
id e n tic a l frocks of pink organdy
The warm w eather 1» com in g on blase originated In so n » otl aoakod
and earn ed blue gladioli
L ittle ,,nd these sm all fire« should serve cloth in g w hich he had worn Som e
Lenora Johnston, as flow er girl, a , a w arning to property ow ners. of the content» of the room w ere
dam aged hut the flnmea were
wore w hite organdy Preceding th e
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checked before they could spread
ren nnv Miss Ruth W estfall ot
■uvalhs sang At Pawning ” The R e v iv e S u p e r s t itio n a s
to other parts of the hotel. The
wedding m usic w as played by Mrs
to M a g n e tis m o f B o d y flra company respondval Io an
alarm
but the fire w as extin gu ish ­
Harry P urflin ger of E ugene John
n ,e nUiuher of |.sjclila tr.sl» doiug
Kirk of Coquille w as best man. * thriving business may owe their ed before their arrival
Ushers were W allace Baldw in o f
fortune to ,(le ,-arelessnea* of
Salem LeRoy Starr of Coquille and
hoU«'w trra ,„ r
, h« 0 Seoul A dvancem ents
^ , ^ X
n ° f f ^ X r the .<« Y - ago the fot.nw in , though,
For the first fifteen day period
the follow ing advan cem ents were
cerem ony More than a hundred
ln '"8>ie
conferred » , Cam p Lucky Boy
(UMta were present F ollow ing the
T h e earth la a m agnet with mag Z o o lo g y
Merit
Badge,
Stew art
reception the couple left on a brief netlc current, constantly playing Roberts; Cam ping and Cooking
trip to California a fter w hich they around It The human body 1» also badge I k n Trask and Second Class
will m ake their hom e at Gold a magnet, and when the body Is Scout Bill Goddard.
Beach For traveling, the bride placed In certain relations to the
wore a Jacket su it of navy blue earjjj these currents harmonize,
Townsendttea Enroute H om e
with w hite accessories H er corsage when Io any other position they
Mrs N e ttle Gawley. Mrs. Gresh­
w as of roses and forget-m e-nots
When one position Is to
Mrs. W atson w as graduated from
for som e tim e m p «» am. Mrs. R earick and Harry Hart,
the Cottage u r ° ve h ,* h sc
’ Hion should h* cho*en In which d elegates from thla section to the
T ow nsend convention at Cleveland,
33 and attended the O regon State
the
magnetic
curreuix of
tli
Ohio m otored to »ou ,hern Illinois
normal school the past year
T
earth and the body will not con after the convention where they
lub Picnic.
d iet. T h is p osition , as Indicated by are vlstttng
v is it in g r relatives
e la t iv e » an«*
nn
and i friends.
The P D G. club held a picnic theory, and known by experim ent. They will arrive here next week
nday at the hom e of Mrs S. L. Is to lie will, the hea l to w a rd th e
odard on the Coast Fork M rs. C. North pole
AÌfM Iw gion A,axillary M embers
H oskins had charge of the pro-
“Persons who sleep with their
The Calvin Funk unit of the
■am She spoke on a selected sub- heads In the opposite direction, or
Am erican fxarion auxiliary have
ct. You Can T ransplant Flow - lying crosswise, are Hable to fall been nollftevt that all units In Ihe
a at Any Tim e During th e Year.
T„rll)U, disorders When they <tat(. hBVe gone over the top In
C ' T .f X X n " w i n ™ t Z ^ i K° baCk '° “ * r'rht P0* '''0"’ ' hr
m em bership for the present year
usband s of m em bers joined them ,|isorder, „ not too deeply Im
n epn rtn,e n, m em bership
Is
.r a pot-luck
d , ‘ h. pressed upon the conxlltnilon. soon now 5
,h r largest in the hletory
nir.c Mrs. R oy »
« 1 ,.
vanish
Sensitive persons are al „r
e n
r e a n lu tio n
M
of .h
the
organisation
M embership
embership
r of the h o stess w as an addition-
.
.
.
w ays more refreshed by sleep when for 193' »ras around 4.000
^ueet'
__their heads point due n o rth "
o rm er R e s id e n ts M arry.
Announcem ent
w as
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m ade
to
carn age
' Mr». E liz a A tk in s o n of Portland
. p
. id
. e r an » E nem y o f A ll
S
H erm an S. Venake o f Glendale
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___The female black widow, which
Tuesday at V ancouver. Wash.
c h ^ ^ f X - m e r ’‘^ sid en '»
w ell *
« * * * * * ’’* than the
„ale that little attention to given
ged ln the contracting buxines« the latter. Is characterized chiefly
lUe here
The couple passed by the glossy blackness o f her shoe-
rough the city W ednesday en- button like body which is about half
tte to G lendale w here th e y will an Inch long; her long legs that
ike their hom e
sprawl over approxim ately
two
—
Inches of apace: and. of course, the
a so n lc Orderv, P ic n ic F rid a y .
u
i x i i u k m . b u u ik
war»«««»
.«■« on-
distinguishing
marking o»i
on the
Members of th e E astern Star and drrxlde of h e r body. T h o ".h
u g h thia t
asonic lodges and their fam ilies
generally confined '
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figure.
It
sometimes
id
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f the R ainbow and De hour-glass
.
olay orders w ill p ic n ic F r i d a y a t v a r |M
|f |
aI)(J , h a p *
,f
' v « Y h oP,Cn‘C J o ° Un‘?K ° n, « T not r*« ‘he marking la yellow
ternoon for x w lm m tn g ^ n d out-
„
or entertainm ent,
generally
seen
alone,
for
she
early
served at 6 30 fo llo w ed by
devours her mate along with the
clal evening.
other Inxecis upon which she feeds
and her young, which burs, from
testa at K K MlUx Hoov
l r and M rs. K K M ills and the egg sac In early summer .10 to
etr guests, Mr. and Mrs. D A. inti strong, soon scatter to avoid
Her
zieraon and children o f Salem , being eaten by their mother
ent W ednesday night at Short- natural habitat Is ou, of doors on
>p, sum m er hom e of Mr. and Mrs. the under side of rocks; but her
jy Short. The Mills fam ily and coarse, sticky web Is also to he
lestg m ade a trip today to Fatr- found In dark corners of allies,
ew lookout ln the B ohem ia dls- basem ents and barns.
<wt Dorothy Doran Wed.
Miss D orothy Doran and Irl
r.der of E lk ton were united ln
irriage at a quiet w edd in g Mon-
y evening at the hom e of the
Ide's slater. Mrs. Arm and Rlgga.
iv. E. E. Coulter perform ed the
remony. The young couple will
ike their hom e at E lkton.
Lake Clan Holds
D J e e a a d d l ly
y B
ack W
d o o w
B l la
W i id
w
.
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>rth C a ro lin a F o lk t o P ic n ic .
The annual North Carolina picnic
11 be held Sunday, A ugust 2, ln
■yant’a part a* Albany. A basket
nner will be served at noon. All
rmer N orth Carolina residents
e Invited to atten<*
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itertain s Group at Aldernook.
A group o f friend s sp en t Friday
th Mrs. J. P. G raham a t “Alder-
o k ”. her sum m er
hom e
on
arp a Creek
A pot luck lunch-
n waa served a t 1 o'clock and
Idge follow ed
vom lng P icnic,
W yom ing picnic h as been an-
unced for Sunday, A u gu st 2. at
e Anlauf park
All form er Wy-
rilng resid en ts from T ane and
Myers, vie» president, llen ry M
la k e .
sec ret a ry treasu rer.
Opal
Myer«, aaalatant secretary The a f ­
ternoon waa spent with aporta
evenla, visitin g and In rem lnlaren
res of form er day»
I’rise» wave
awarded w inners o f even ts. Mem
hers pnnaent Included Mra Ckilum-
hla A Lake. C ottage Grove. In
wh<MM> honor (h e annual m eeting
was founded O thers present were
A. C. latke and Mr. and Mra law
ter la k e . Notl; Mr and Mra. H en­
ry l a k e and son Phillip, Mr and
Mra P. L. Miller and eon. Mr and
M is II C Myers and rhtMran Mi
and Mr», A. It Myers and children
and Mr and Mra Harold Kirk and
daughter, all o f C ollage
Grove; i
Mrs Olive POHeoua. C astella. Cal. ,i
Mr and Mrs W F. llrlgga. G rants!
Pass. Ore.; Mr» F ronts Cox and
Mi ami Mia. Charles Mr Donald
Ms tool«. W iley
McKee, Seattle.
W a sh .; Mr and Mr» P L. Pear­
son Mr. and Mia R aym ond CUrk
and non. Mr ami Mia J K R ob
eri» and ehlldren and 1 M Clark,
all of O akridge. Mr. and Mra. Her»
man Kna, Forant Grove, Ora. Som e
of the group had not met In thirty
years.
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EXTRA
EXTRA
EXTRA
W e W ill Sell S a tu rd a y, J u ly 25. and fo r Cash O n ly
100—10 lb Sacks
zx
4Vc
t
C. & H. SUGAR, limit 10 lbs. at .............................
340 Cans
z
OREGON MILK, limit 5 cans, per can
LILY WHITE ELOUR, limit 1 sack, per sack
()c
$1.49
100 Bars
a
4«
TOILET SOAP, limit 5 bars, per bar
'•y .
200 Pound*
RED BEANS, limit 10 lbs,, per lb.......................
¿ .|c
50 Caiig
< z
LIBBY CORNED BEEF, limit 2 cans, per can
lt> c
200 Pound*
J Ac
'y ,
ITALIAN PRUNES, fancy, limit 10 lbs., per lb.
¡ \.e U lllO n , (sZ'Ci ^ ( /
MCMbCTS A t t d l d
.
SALTED CRACKERS, limit 1 box, per box
20—-10 lb Sack*
The , lxth annual Isxke fam ily re­
un|On w as held Sunday at the B u­
gene-Sprtngfield auto park w ith
fifty-six m em bers present
Follow-
ln(f „ basket dinner, served nt
noon, a bueineaa m eeting wax held
conducted by A. C. Lake, president
Nl>1‘
l>th, r ,>ff|l" ,r" nr,~
“ We build up your heels.
Patch the holes,
Sew up the rips,
And save your solos
Goff’s Shoe Shop
Howard Clingenpeel
Fishing T ackle
d Z'k
PANCAKE FLOUR, IGA, limit 1 sack, each
4'A’
4<
TOILET PAPER, limit 10 rolls, per roll
VEGETABLE or TOMATO SOUP, limit 10 cans, each 5 c
DELUX Y COFFEE, 1 lb. tins, limit 2 lbs., each
PRINCE ALBERT or VELVET, limit 6 cans, 3 cans 2 5 c
CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTES, limit 3 pkfis., each
1 lc
CEO WASHINGTON TOBACCO, limit 1 can, each 2 9 c
500 Pound*
,,
.
RICE, fancy head, limit 8 lbs., 4 lbs. for
{—
¿O c
MATCHES, limit 10 boxes, per box............................ ¿>c
10c
LAUNDRY SOAP, white, limit 10 bars, 10 for
13c
PARMER JOE ELOUR, limit 1 sack, per sack $1.09
FRESH TOMATOES, 4 lbs......................................... 25«
MOP STICKS, durable, limit 1 stick, each
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Is. onsin Visitor Honored
Mrs. W alter Trem bly entertained
th two table« of bridge W ednes-
y evening honoring M iss E va Et-
Loyal, Wie., house g u est o f Mrs.
m Veatch
The gu ests w ere all
esented w ith prize gifts.
Pol­
icing bridge refreshm ents were
rved
t iu
M ' I N K U COTTAGE t.MOV
A Real T ackle Box for 80c
5x6x13, with Self Swinging Tray One of the best bar­
gain* we have been able to offer. One look will con­
vince you.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FLIES. SALMON
EGOS, SPINNERS, AND ACCESSORIES
Make Our Store Your Headquarters
for Sporting Goods
T W IN O A K S
BANANAS, golden ripe, 5 lbs............. ..................... 2 5 «
These Specials Are for One Day Only, and Strictly for Cash!
These Items Will Be Piled in the Middle of the Store and When
Gone We Will Be OUT. None Sold to Merchants. SHOP EARLY!
SMITH-SHORT GROCERY
THE IGA STORE PHONE 1