The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 06, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

T I H 1 KMIkAY, » H M W
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SOCIETY ;
■loin« I'ic n lc in M H .a ll G rove
T he A m erican L egion a n d a u x ili­
ary held a Joint picnic M onday
ev en in g In th e p icnic g rove on th e
H a m M etcalf place
About
w ere p re se n t
F ollow ing su p p e r
se p a ra te m eetin g s w ere held De
p a rtm e n t c o n v en tio n p lan s w ere
disc u sse d by b o th g ro u p s
T he
le g io n m a d e p lan s fo r In sta lla tio n
of o ffic e rs to be held th e first
m e e tin g In .Septem ber
Benton-Lane to
Play Locals Here
Segl.-» of W a llin g to n sp en t taro
d a y s la st w eek «< th e H a rry Biww-
• ‘ « U W a n l of S p rin g field vtm .ed
S u n d a y a t th e hom e of Mr». M at
" ' m Í» B ert B all a n d c h ild re n h a v e
re tu rn e d from D e , M oine# la Mi
B all w ho h a d been w ith a
erv co m p a n y In liu b *
m«*
(h e re a n d re tu rn e d hom e foi
a
»hurl v a c a tio n A alste rln -la w M r.
E d ith R o b e r t, of W rav t o l o . »
«o a ce o m iw n le d th em hom e for a
D ropped
from
first to th ird
place in th e last h a lf C ascade
league race by v irtu e of th e ir 13-1
d e fea t at th e h a n d s of Hill» C reek
th e local mm- will ta n g le a t Kelly
F ield S u n d ay w ith
B enton L ane,
w ith Ihe hope of a th re e w ay tie
♦
G ro u p I'tc n ic a t S h o rts to p
for firs t place .
As the sch ed u le
sta n d s
tday.
T he follow ing g ro u p held a p ic ­
nic S u n d a y nt "S hortstop, su m m er S p rin g field a n d H ills C reek, each
hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. Rov Short w ith one d e fe a t, a re tie d fo r first
C o tta g e G rove
ha#
lost
on th e C o ast fo rk M r a n d M rs place
S h ort. Mt a n d M rs A "
Hellt- two. a n d will go in to a tie for first
well a n d son Billie. Mr. am i Mis. place If S p rin g fie ld defeat# H ills
B e n to n S c h re n k a n d son »Jordon. C reek one out of th e tw o gam es
M r a n d Mrs. C h a rle s A dam s of th ev m ust play.
S w im m ers D elight w as a n y th in g
E u g e n e M iss L ola H ow e. Mr a n d
but a so u rc e of d e lig h t for local
M r- K K Mills a n d son R o b ert.
♦
fans, w ho saw the hom e te a m go
B etty R o m ain e H onored
dow n tn d e fe a t th e re S u n d a y T he
M rs A W K lm e e n te rta in e d a usual H ills C re ek luck w as m uch
g ro u p o f 10 g irls w ith a sw im m in g in evidence in th e first few In ­
p a rty M onday a t th e S teel brid g e nings. w h en line d riv e s fell Into
h a n d s c o n siste n tly
in h o n o r of h e r g ra n d d a u g h te r. H ills C re ek
M iss B e tty R o m ain e of P o rtla n d T he locals th e n p ro ceed ed io blow ­
C lub P icn ic in E u g e n e l “a r k
Phe F rie n d ly clu b held a picnic A picnic lu n ch e o n w as served at up. a n d a flock of e r ro r s scored
W ed n esd ay of la st w eek a t S k in ­ noon, follow ed by h o u rs of sw im ­ n early ev ery ru n
Jo h n s o n a n d R iley div id ed ih e
n e rs b u tte p a rk In E u g en e F o llo w ­ m in g M iss R o m ain e fo rm e rly r e ­
m o u n d d u ty for th e locals, and
ing a picnic d in n e r th e a fte rn o o n sid ed h e re.
P ric e h u rle d for th e w in n ers.
w as sp e n t socially. A fe a tu re o f en­
T h e g am e S u n d a y will see a
te rta in m e n t w ere o rig in a l rh y m es B irth d a y A n n iv e rsary D in n e r
Mrs. M arvin H a rp o le a n d M rs stro n g B e n to n -L an e
te a m ,
reln-
w ritte n by m e m b e rs d e sc rip tiv e of
F rid a y fo rce d w ith L egion s ta rs , in a ctio n
o th e r m em bers. S pecial g u e sts w ere R av V in cen t e n te rta in e d
M rs W illiam F illm o re o f B en to n w ith a 1 o'clock d in n e r h o n o rin g a g a in st th e G ro v ers.
C ity. W ash., house g u e st of a cous- E vely n V incent on h e r b irth d a y a n ­
A rctic C lim atic C hange#
M -s N E. C om pton, a n d M rs. n iv ersary . G u e sts Included E velyn,
Vln-
T he evidence th a t clim atic con
Hill. T he club w ill m ee t A u g u st 13 P h y llis.' P h illip a n d D onald
w ith M rs M W e rts a t h e r c o u n try en t. Mrs. Sam W a rre n a n d Mrs. dltlons have changed In the Arctic
M a rth a M arsh
■ nd A n tarctic to n e s Is m ainly ge
hom e.
ologlc
It 1» believed th a t tropical
I lava R eu n io n
G u e sts a t V a n P ro o y o n H om e.
conditions exlated as fa r north as
T h e h ig h school c la ss of 1936 will G reenland
Mr a n d M rs T. V a n P ro o y e n h a d
betw een
the
glacial
a s d in n e r g u e sts S u n d ay M iss H . J hold a re u n io n T h u rs d a y evening. epochs. R em ains of anim al and vege
P a y n e of M edford a n d h e r niece A ugust 13. a t S w im m ers' D elight. table life have been found In these
a n d nephew . R o p h a a n d N e w to n G e o rg e tta K now les M a rg are t W il­
regions w hich Indicate th a t once the
P ay n e of O verton. N eb O n a H ull son a n d M illard M c F a rla n d a r e th e
clim ate was w arm enough fo i>er
of G r a n ts P a s s a n d M rs C h a rlie c o m m itte e in c h a rg e o f a r r a n g e ­
ml! of th e ir grow th and existence
O v e rto n a n d th r e e c h ild re n a n d
G roup A ttend» M usical tit -aaleoi
Mr» J a m e s F
G ra h a m
M rs
X „ ,-v O glesby M r. C J K ent
a n d M rs. W H D a u g h e rty m otor-
j to Salem W ed n esd ay to a tte n d
a c o n ce rt th a t e vening sponsored
by th e P h ilh a rm o n ic o rc h e s tra of
P o rtla n d at th e C liffo rd B row n
h me
G uest a r tis ts w ere B lair
S ', w a rt a n d his wife. B etty Dundo.
aolm sts With the C hicago
G ra n d O p e ia com pany, w ho a re
spending th e ir v a ca tio n a t th e
bom . of Mr. S te w a rt's p a re n ts in
S ilen t
Mr S te w a rt is a co u sin of
Mrs G ra h a m ’s a n d h a s v isited h e re
i' d iffe re n t tim e s He h a s a p p e a r ­
ed inform ally in c o n c e rts ai th e
G ra h a m hom e w hen he c h a rm e d
bis a u d ie n ce s w ith vocal selections.
Mrs. G ra h a m e x p ec ts Mr a n d Mrs.
S te w a rt to he h e r g u e sts w eek a f te r
next.
ments.
M ary L indsay, all of C re sw e ll T h e
g u e sts front so u th e rn O regon a n d
N e b ra s k a s u rp rise d th e V a n P ro o y -
e n s w hen th e y sto p p ed a t th e ir
h e m e R o p h a P a y n e v isited th e
V a n P ro o v e n s tw o y e a rs ago
R a in b o w G irls to P icn ic
T he R ain b o w A ssem bly will hold
a n all d a y p icn ic S u n d a y a t the
C o tta g e G rove su m m e r colony on
th e U m p q u a n e a r S c o tsb u rg . T hey
will be a cc o m p a n ie d by Mrs. V inat
F o rm e r R e sid en t H o n o red
R a n d all.
m o th e r
ad v iso r.
and
M iss M a rle tte H a m a n t a n d Miss o th e rs.
B err.ad in e S c h n e id e r e n te rta in e d
W ed n esd ay of la s t w eek a t th e C lub H o n o rs Mrs. Roy Is-o n ard
M em bers of th e Ad L ib itu m
h om e of th e fo rm er, h o n o rin g Mrs.
T om R oss
M yrtle
S n a u e r)
of clu b a n d th e ir fa m ilie s w ill h a v e a
R eno, N ev.. w ho is v isitin g In th e picnic th is e v en in g I T h u rsd a y ) a t
c ity G u e sts inclu d ed te a c h e rs of R e st A w hile,” on R ow riv er, h o n ­
th e c ity schools, of w hich M rs. o rin g M rs. R oy L e o n a rd , a fo rm er
R oss w as a fo rm e r te a c h e r T h e m em b e r w ho is v is itin g h e re from
a fte rn o o n w as s p e n t tn a social B ra d wood
w ay a n d re fre s h m e n ts w ere served
W happen.
a t th e te a ho u r.
»If y o u know a w h o p p e r se n d it
in. "A lau g h la w o rth a h u n d re d
R oyal N eighbor# Picnic.
T h e R oyal N eig h b o rs lodge and g ro a n s In a n y m a rk e t." )
T h re e m en w ere lo o k in g o v e r th e
th e ir fam ilies w ill hold a picnic a t
th e c ity p a r k T u esd ay e v en in g a t lo gging c a m p n e a r F a irv ie w on a
w ere being
3:30. T he lodge will fu rn is h cof­ re c e n t evening, a n d
fee, s u g a r a n d c re a m a n d o th e rs show n a ro u n d by a n a tiv e O re
a r e a sk e d to b rin g b a s k e t lu n ch es. g onian. H e b eg an to teil th e m of
V isitin g N eig h b o rs a re in v ite d to th e fo re s try to w e r on blue ridge.
•Y ou can see
C a lifo rn ia, N e­
a tte n d
vada.
W a sh in g to n , C a n ad a , a n d
W hy. you c a n even see J a p a n on a
c le a r d a y !”
T h e C a lifo rn ia n s sto p p e d him .
T h e y re fu se d to sw allo w it a f te r he
le ft C a n ad a . O ne o f th em . In tu r n
tu rn e d on his ste a m , a n d said th a t
h e su p p o sed y o u could even see th e
E q u a to r fro m th e re .
T h e E q u a to r!" th e O re g o n ian
re to rte d , not to be c a u g h t u p sh o rt,
"O h. no, you c a n 't see th e E q u a to r;
it's a n Im a g in a ry lin e !”
♦
-
i~nl Cu
>ii <»r f irin'« i»
«’.«.»i» 7AO B C.
F e m a le
S p id e r lU e
S p io n e .
A* a -e:..-i..l rule II i* Ho r.-uial»
spl'li-r lAat »pin» th e w eb. only
rarely do m ale «plder# spin « s k a
H is # D o e # N o t L e b o
T he voly sound th a l does noi
echo, even u n d e r th e most fa v o r
ab le com lltlona. 1» the hiss.—Col
Her a W eekly
SILK c fik r .K
tl. al C u rtin In th e a fte rn o o n Mi
a n d Mr» Mi-lkil# a n d »on a n d Ml
and Mr» M .w larh e lll visited Ml
a n d M is. D e lh eit M ack In S cott»
Ited a ste p so n C lyde C olem an, a t
V «nC ouv«r b a rra c k » . tv»o Mi« U ll
m an « »on
«nil »l«iiKht«»r In law ,
Mi «nd Mr» M«*rwln G lllm a n «t
(\«ok W a«h . » n ’t •
fn»l»r *>»»
A rth u r B row n «nd fam ily a l W lilta
S alm o n W ash
T h e r e tu r n tr ip
wan m ade by wav of A slo rta a n d
th e C oast h ig h w a y to F to re n c s am«
E u g en e
Mis# N orene T u r n e r " '« t n e « l
fio m a th re e w eeks' vlall a t M arah
field a n d N o rth B»nd w ith rela
" ' m t s C lare C h a p m a n a n d c h ild ren
and m o th e r. M r. Ila n s o n o l u m e l
io th e ir hom e s t G a r d in e r i n u r a
day a f te r sp e n d in g se v e ra l »lays ai
th e E M C h a p m a n hom e
M rs M a rg a re t A rnold am i son
T rac y a n d d a u g h te r M a rth a. a r
co .n m .n lr d by M l. H a rry
lf» d
mad.- a tr ip M onday to Mh“ H“
creek a n d took .u p id le s to M rs
A rnold s f a t h e r F re d T ra c y w ho I.
w o rk in g on his m in in g claim
BARTELS MARKET
SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SA I URDAY
Mr a n d Mrs. l-e» ter la -b o » o f
Irv in g v isite d S u n d a y at th e J a m e s
L ebow hom e.
IU Y ID K
Aug I Mr a n d
Mr#
G
A.
Jln c k # a n d fam ily s p e n t th e w eek ­
end a t W h eeler al Ihe ionio of n
d a u g h tr l
Ml». • ft -odroe - h nm
I bers.
A g ro u p of w om en «pent T ile s
.lay w ith Mr# F M C h a p m a n . i n ­
cluded a« g u e sts w ere Mr# W O.
S a u n d e rs. I 'o tta g e G rove Mrn Jr»#
F o ste r, l-a th a m ; M r# E L Mc­
R e ynolds e n d Mrs. H an so n and
Mrs. M arlon C h a p m a n G a rd in e r
Mr a n d M rs G. U T u rn e r a n d
son F ra n c is a n d G eorge
B ak er
»pent S a tu rd a y a n d S un d ay at
M arshfield
Mr. a n d Mr# H a rry M cDole and
■on R a lp h w ere Sunday
d in n e r
guest# a t th e hom e of M rs. Me-
; .„I- . i.to-'-.-i Amevlg.. M • ■ ' '
F ir s t P n e u m a tic T iro
c
V
.»-oed R
OLEO Two Brand«
Fancy Coop
Fattene»!
K I *
Re»i ami Plymouth Rock 2 Lb« lor
----------------
FRYERS
BULK PURE LARD
Onen Kettle Rentlere.1
Pound
25c
2 lb«
Bulk Vegetable Shortening
Choice Breakiaat
4 lb»
____________
BACON
BEEF
OR
PORK LIVER
By the piece
20c lb
---- Ptiund
____________ 10°
Real Tender
CUBE STEAKS
FRESH GROUND BEEF
Pound
12*jC
30c Fresh anil Clean We Eat It
Pound
BUT ELAHKETS
C a lifo rn ia frie n d s
d a y a n d S u n d a y a t th e L E. W ertx
hom e
Mr a n d Mrs. J G G rim e# pic­
n icked S u n d a v w ith re la tiv e s a n d
frie n d s above J a s p e r.
T he L. E W ertx fam ilv w ere
S u n d a v d in n e r g u e sts a t th e hom e
of M rs W ertx ' sis te r a t A nlauf
I S. C u rtis ' f a th e r a n d m o th e r
re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e In I xjs An
geles Tuesday- m o rn in g .
Mr# N e ttle E ste s is v isitin g a
s is te r in O a k la n d , C al.
and
Mrs.
COMFORTERS
h llr d e if/i
Soil U irp in
H'twl
F in e q u a lity sat»-en
Rayon
rope b in d in g
P rin te d r e n 'e r
p an . I
Solid
it. <n b a rk
C u t six*- 72 » k-i inches
and W ool Filled
C o m fo rte rs
There’t Color in the
llindin£
C h arlie
ALL WHITE
radio ray
Has T his to Say:
H ow dv F o lk s ' O ne of o u r cu s­
to m e rs w a s sa y in g th a t th e N ew
D eal w ould n e v e r be a su c c ess
u n til It p assed a law m a k in g
it a crim e fo r sto c k s to go a n y
place b u t up.
• • •
T h e re a re th r e e k in d s of
m u les; th e old g r a y , th e
w hite, a n d th e one y o u r w ife
m arried .
• • •
B u t th e re 's only one q u a lity to
be h a d in o u r N o rg e R e frig e ra ­
to r a n d t h a t 's th e h ig h est.
• • •
T h e dog, sa y s a dog lover, o ften
fills a n a c h in g void T h a t's es­
p e cially tr u e of th e h o t dog.
• • •
My id ea of a su c k e r is a guy
w ho w ill s ta n d a n d p lay his
nlcklee In to a m a rb le m ac h in e
w h en T w a n t to play m ine.
• • •
H e re Is a b u y th a t w ill save
you som e n lc k le s.....................
H o t P la te s , S a n d w ich G rills,
T o a s te rs, all a t i l 29.
• • •
A nd to p a r a p h r a s e a n old sa y ­
ing, "a m a n Is u su a lly a s oiled
s s he r e e l s ”
WINTER
STORMS ARE
JUST AROUND
THE CORNER
HOW IS YOUR ROOF?
Don’t Delay, it’s time to re roof now
while weather permits
terest.
• • •
We wonder:—Why there Isn't a
swimming pool In town?
,.ijy
Topnotch I uluet!
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17' #0 I.B
COUNTRY STYLE PORK 8AU8AOE
,
T he A lvin A llen fam ilv a n d th e
E v e re tt A llen fantllv a tt.n d e .1 th e
Allen re u n io n a t th e hom e of G.
K n ig h t of S tg ln a w S unday.
Sybil R u th Is a tte n d in g th e B ap ­
tist a sse m b ly a t C a sc ad ia fo r tw o
w e e k s Sybil w as se n t a s th e <lelr-
gate from th e B Y P V. o f C o ttag e
' ’ x t '/ a n d Mr« A -» l-ane of D elig h t
V aliev a n d th e H e n rv R ohde fam
S un d ay a t th e G eorge
Cook hom e
F lo ssv A llen re tu rn e d fro m i r o r
ence w here she h a d been w o rk in g
Mr
MM
A lbeit M ackev su ffe red a fra.
lu re d left leg Ju ly 3b w hile w ork
Illg at Ihe C h a p m a n m ill In Hay
h u rs t Di Axlev of C o tta g e G love
pm the m im e d leg III a c ast a n d
h r Is reco v erin g sa lls fa c lm lly He
I# heilig Cared fo r al II». hom e of
a b ro th er. J A M ackev
T he G. A. Jln c k # fam ily and Mi
and M rs H arry Iteed a n d « m Al
1
Ian
picnicked S u n d a y al
Sw im
''e J i f f o r d Lebow wlm 1» w o rk in g
DellRhL
.
a t S u th e rlin , sp en t th e w eek end mer«*
Mi a n d M r. G eorge Mi -Rev m o ld ,
w ith hom e (oiks
a n d d a u g h te r G eo rg en ia a n d the
C aller» S a tu rd ay and Sunday a »'has Y oung
fam ily of < u lla g e
Ihe G eorge M oni» h o n e w ere
G rove picn ick ed Sunday n e a r t r e »
and
Mr». E rn ie
D uncan. Ml«
.M altha D u n e an a n d Mi l.'s lie o well.
A-cl W ebb o í I loin». N !>.
N ew berg Mi a n d M rs B ain Mm
r i . a n d c h ild ren of IV n g ra a n d S a tu rd ay nig h t al th e M J I e rln l
W ebb Is fro m
the
Mi and Mi » < M inion of » «G age hom e Mr
G rove Sunday Ihe M orrl# fam ily d ro u g h t a ie a a n d r e p o r t, only one
Inch
of
ra
in
In
th
a
t
d
is
tric
t
s
iin
e
P icnicked In th e B ohem ia d ls trU t
Ms
bid c A i-i-
M arte K vnne.lv »peni th e w eea July. 1II3.V Mr W ebb a n d
Itld s c alled for re sh ln g lln g of tw o
end In C o tta g e G rove visitin g a 1‘e rtn i a re cousin» lie am i f»Ut
n e ig h b o rs a r e lo oking fo r a new M-hool b u ild in g s *n I Ms«r,\ ‘
'
th e hom e of taiu lse L u k en s.
b id . In by A ugust lb. l.»JB T b a
T he Blue M o u n ta in school bo ard location
Mrs M J i ’e rln l a cco m p an ied la.ard re se rv e s th e rig h t to re je ct
w ent IO I'o tta g e »'.rove S a tu rd a y
a n d p u rc h a se d a new C hevrolet h e r siste r M i. S am G l l l m a n a n d any am i all bide.
__
K LI.K N It I.A N D d a r k M a-
Mrs.
H elen S u ite r and
b ro tM r.
school bus Io be used Io tr a n s p o rt
high school pupils fro m th is dle- Io n . Allison of C m lln on « tr ip to J33a3c t r l r t No 93. D o re n a. Ora.
Irlc t to C o tta g e G rove to sc h o o l V a n c o u v e r. w h ere Ml__ A 'b o m,---- --
n e x t v e a r.
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T h e O e tT o g e th e r clu b m et last
W ednesday a t th e hom e of Mrs.
B ert 3!ver» T he next m ee tin g will
be T h u rsd a y
a fte rn o o n at the
c am p g ro u n d a c ro ss th e Blue Mt
FREE DELIVERY
»w inging bridge.
T he B ert Mver# faintly
»pent
We Are Never Knowingly Under Sold- w e Set the Price.
Sunday- a t th e hom e of Mrs, J 8.
layke al T h o rn to n C orner»
Bob L n a e a a ts r of t\> ita g e G rove
is v isitin g a cousin I-eon
The ttrst pneumatic tire was p a t­
ented by It. W. Thompson, an Eng
lldiman. December 10 1M.’
J u ly 2k
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I > > K I. < P I T M ir
Pari Wool $
Plaid Pain
3
.49
Extra large, 80”x90'
o a ir
p
lr
Not
less than 5% wool.
Pastel
shades. Lustrous sateen bind­
ing. Unusually fine values
In d ian D esign s
In Brilliant $
Colon
1 -4 9
each
Soft, suede-like finish keeps out
the cold. Ideal for camp, ear or
dormitory. Size (Ml x HO inch.-.
BLANKETS
Part wool
p laid i
SD ®
bu» e a .
Values to shout about! Not
less th a n 6% wool E n d s a re
stitc h e d .
V ery serv iceab le.
Sixe 70 x HO in rh ea.
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