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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1936)
MEN’S WORK SHOES MEN’S DRESS OXFORDS Light Weight — Good A Nie« Assortment E r rA G E s e v e n T U B H KNTINK L COTTAGE GROVE, OBWIOW TIIVBMRAY. AUGUST », l»W. *2.95 WOLVERINE WORK SHOE $1.98 MEN’S DRESS OXFORDS M argaret Monson, left Wednesday for New port, where they will epent Ihe rem ainder o f the week. Mre W A Babb returned last F riday from a two weeks trip lo eastern W ashington where she was looking a fte r business Interests Miss Genevieve M ulv lh lll from the office force of the Daugherty I.um ber company left Tucday for W inchester hay where she w ill vls ll relatives during her vacation. M r s O rpah Benaoh had as over night guests Sunday Mrs Blanche Eh-kw orth. county and home dem onstrator of W ashington and Yam h ill counties, and Mias Alice Sevey. Instructor of home economics at Kacalante. Utah. The visitors had bren attending a summer echool wesslon al Oregon Stale college C re s t D ane. B o a rh o u n d The fact that the Great Ibine was called the boarhournl gives a clew to Its early ass In Europe. It Is generally conceited that this big dog was a l »ne lime employed to hunt wild boars, wolves and bears. The breed survived the longest In Germany lo-CMiiae there wild game waa preserved a fter II had dlaap peared from the forests of England And a fter Ihe fMioea were no longer M ad for hunting purposes German royalty kept Danes hs companion dog» visiting his sister M rs F C. Fuh Mrs. F C. F ührer. rer for a week M r and Mrs. Cha ley F ü h re r s t- M r. and Mra. John K irk p a tric k tended a reunion o f Mrs. Führer*« from Eugen« visited F riday w ith fam ily at Scottsburg Saturday HKHBON M r and Mr». Im wrence W a ffle and fam ily and M r. and M rs C lif ford Eltshlre and fam ily of P hil- Composition $ Ill«*. So Dak arrived last week tn th i. from Ihe drought stricken region soles Mrs. Gsorge Sweet returned and will m ake Oregon th e ir home F price range work w ith the Tuesday from Itoseburg where she They obtained visited M r Sweet, who Is receiving W'Hxlard Lum ber Co. Albert Doolittle spent Sunday Ire a ln ie n t In the Veterans' hospital In that city. She reported M r night w ith his brother Judd. He was on his way to Bohemia from Sweet's condition as unchanged Canyonville H erbert and Raymond W h ite T h r Mlsees Evelyn Coiner and Annie lire Allen went to Rujada left Monday for Coquille to visit a S a lu id a y for a weeks camp a t the sister. M rs Violet W ilson, for » couple of weeks forestry camp on Brice creek Mr» Jessie G llcrlst and daugh K atie, returned Thursday The G ray Gooes for Ice Cream, c ter from a short visit w ith M r. and M r and M i» Ixiw ell Tedford. M r and Mrs O J Pederson of Mrs C. A. Davis on Chlckhom ney Miss Cearl Monfoe. Mlsa Grace Seattle w eeken d guests at the Grim e« and R alph and W ayne M om George Jacobsen home, left M on creek The sr-hool board held a meeting roe motored lo Heceta bearh Sun day tor th eir home M r. Pederson Monday evening and prepared the day. The and M r Jacobsen were boyhood budget for the coming year Mt ami Mra. Joe H ard m an and friends and schoolmates In Den budget meeting w ill be held Aug. ____ A J o h n a lo u , B e a l E a t*U > . 17 A ll legal voters should attend son. who had made Ih e lr home In m ark. I x u u u , H u m In a u n u i r a . I ’h o u r U . School w ill open Sept. H w ith Mrs. this City for the past year, left S a t Mi and Mrs. W A Woodard M urry New ton as teacher A rth u r llaud ar arrived In O a k urday for Seaalde. where M r H o d Mrs T ru m a n C lark visited Rev spent the week end In Portland on land Cal . Sunday, where he hae a m an has employment and Mr» Henry Davis at their business. |ub on a sugar boat plying the bay summer home up the M cKenxie M r, and M ra loader Centlco and M r and Mrs. Dave Quanstrom Wednesday. A rth u r Is the son of John Itauder fam ily, who vtsltrd relatives here Mrs. E. J. M arcv and fam tlv have a t thia city. for a week, left Tuesday enroute lo recently purchased a house on Ash avenue and w ill make thetr home based the E J Edw ards place fo r M r and M rs C. M Shinn of Ih e lr home In Agenda. Kans. a year. T hey took possession last there W ichita Falls, T e x . ate spsndlDg week. M r» Daisy M arkh am relu m ed Mrs Blanche Jackson and daugh th eir vacation at th e ir home hem last week from a two weeks vaca M r. and M rs. O. R. Fransen and They w ill re lu tn to W ltc h lla Falls tion trip to Portland coast elite« ter Francine of Eugene and Carol son of Yreka. Cal. came Sunday In Heplemlter C. M Hhlnn Is a son Groom of M arshfield were w eek m o rn irg and visited u ntil Monday Mra. E it . lx>mley aod daugh end visitors at Ihe home o f Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Franxena of Judge II. J Hhlnn tors. Mrs. Kenneth W a rd and Jackson's and M r. Groom's mother, mother. Mrs E. J M arcy. Dr. and Mrs C. I I Kim® and Glady» I«emley. were visitors In Sa M r. and M rs G len Hate and Mra. Zelm a Groom. fam llv of Eugene Joined Mrs. Jes daughter Claudette spent the week lem last Thursday. end w ith Mr» Kltne's parent« a l H T Rose sustained severe cuts sie G llcrlst and fam ily In a picnic Get that cold refreshing d rin k at to a hand last week operating a In Miss Piper's grove Sunday a f Trent. Ihe G ray Goose tfc dragsaw while cutting wood The ternoon. Additional guests were Mrs C E Tinsley and son W al E. M Patterson and Geo. Kebel- Miss W anda Dooley arrived Iasi wounds were closed by means of lace of HI bouts. M o , who Visited beck J r W ee k from Nam pa C a l. fo r a two clamps which required a physi P h illip Hersey came home Satur the past six weeks at the homo of weeks visit at the home of an aunt. cian's services. day from his w ork near Grande M rs Tinsley's sister. Mrs. E J Mr». E C. Evenson of Gowdyvllle Ronde, retu rn in g Sunday a fte r Kent, left Thursday for Ih e lr home The W illia m Fun k fam ily spent Mra. Jennie Nichols of San F ran the week end w ith the Glen Jenk noon. They were arrom panled by Thomas Roy M u rry and G lenn G llham Hhaw fath er of ihe two women, cisco who lia« been a guest at the ins fam ily at Scio. spent the weekend at home w ith who had been at the Kent home home of a granddaughter. M rs They are fallin g Mrs. W illia m Z lm m erly experts th eir parents fo r the past few years M r Show Donnell Allen, le ft Iasi week for to leave Sunday on a trip to T ilto n . tim ber at Valsetx. w ill m ake hie home w ith M u Tine- Hillsboro for a visit a t the home of M r. and Mrs. W a lte r Jepson and Wisconsin, her old home city. She ley M rs Kent accompanied them a grandson. I«ea Nichols. She la ex little son o f M arshfield, stopped on to t*orttand and returned home the pected to return Sunday for a con w ill be Joined by a brother from their way home from a trip th ru P o rtland and one fro m the Im Nevada and C a lifo rn ia and spent tinued Vlsll In Cottage Grove nest day perial valley, C alifornia. They w ill visiting M rs Jepson'« M rs Robert S u lcllffe of O ly m visit In Los Angeles and a t the F riday M r. and M t» <' F H o s k in s te mother. Mrs. F ia n c ls M u rry and turned last Thursday evening from pia. W a s h . Is visiting at the home Texas Centennial enroute to W is calling on old friends and neigh mother. Mrs. consin. M rs. Z lm m erly plans to be a few days vtalt w ith Ih e lr son and of M i Sutcliffe's bors. daughter In-law , M r and M rs Omer Beaslr Sutcliffe. gone three weeks. M rs W a rn e r and M is. Robinson Hoskins. O m er has recently been of Creswell visited Monday w ith W illia m Bartels Is erecting “ K a rl K. Milts Is confined lo his transferred from his work In Idaho summer home on his lot near Mrs F . C. F tthrer. home w ith a severe a ttack o f flu. lo offices in l*ortland. Scottsburg W ork was started M un M r. and Mrs. H a r r y R « return- day with V ln a l R and all In charge V ln a l R andall made a buslnesa «•«1 home to Seattle F rid a y a f t e r M r and Mrs G A. Haunders and .«m Caul and M r and Mrs W illia m June Baker of Silverton la a trip to Portland Tuesday. tla ro u lte and son Colin of I ulp guest this week a l the home of M ary Ellxabeth Laaswell of P o rt Creek spent several days last week Miss M arie H a ll Miss Baker came land arrived Wednesday and Is a Sunday w ith Mra. H a ll and daugh guest at the C. J. Kem home fo r a .in a flehlng trip to W aldo take ters, who apent several days last few days. M r and Mrs. A rth u r L in k and week w ith friend« In Silverton and Mlsa Lola U n it left Wednesday for M r. and M rs. C. E. Um phrey a n d ' th eir home In C ortland a fte r a few Salem M r. and Mra. N. E Compton left Miss M argaret Ann Nichols a r Tuesday on a trip over the new days visit at the home of Mrs F ra n Santtsm Pass road T hey planned L ink's parents. O r and M t« A. W rived Iasi week fro m San Klm e They were accompanied cisco for a few weeks v ls ll at the to vtalt C lear L ake and B u ttle' W. home by Mr a. K lm r and Mr». home of an aunt. Mrs. F l«ake. They are expected home L lnk'a daughter. Hetty Romaine, Hllckle. Friday. who has visited the past month Miss lx tu ra Mac lloas, «laughter Read the Neleon Motor Service w ith her grandparents of Mrs. H al Haas of Salem. Is a advertisem ent on page 7. B e d B o a r B u t t e r a n d Ic e C r e a m . visitor at Ihe home of Mlsa E lite See the Nelson M otor Service ad A»k for them. C. G Cream ery. tf Bede. She w ill rem ain here for two vertisem ent elsowhere on this page. weeks. M r and M rs C. J Kem motored M r and Mrs. le s llc K in g and F. L. G rannis and son Bob ac to Cam p Cleawox Sunday to get Fresno. Cal.. companied A rt Hendershott of E u th eir daughter G eraldine and M a r daughter O live o f were S aturday guests a t the home gene on a fishing trip up the M c garet Hreasler. who hnd been lo the Kenxie today. g irl acout camp for the past two of a cousin. C arl K ing. weeks. M r. and Mrs. A W . Slemann H ow ard Jacobsen, who visited a E lb e rt Bede returned this a fte r and M rs O m er Moore went to few days w ith his parents. M r. and noon. Thursday, fro m a business ram p for Ml»s D orothy Slemann. Mrs. George Jacobsen, le ft today trip to O akland and San Francisco. M arian Moore and M ary Jane Sm ith. fo r his home In Portland. C alifornia. Both groups slopped at the Collage Mrs. H e rb e rt Breedlove, accom Grove sum mer colony on the Ump- panied by Mrs. Robert S utcliffe of Sentinel W antads o ffe r you raal quil enroute borne. O lym pia, Wash . Mrs. Bessie Sut advertising value. 100% coverage. The Sentinel. M r and M rs H ira m W heeler are cliffe aii.l the Misses Phyllis nnd Ihe parents of a eon born krtday at the M cF a rla n d m a tern ity home. Shell Horsehide Upper J ¡2 ZfeZfÄJ Many Nice Styles $□ qc KJ • Z KJ Alvis Wicks Service Station Sells FIRESTONE TIRES — BATTERIES STEWART WARNER RADIOS as low as $1 per week on the budget plan. Also Agent for PYROIL, the heat proof Lubrication a n d Genuine Lockheed Brake Fluid. I-G-A. S A V IN G S AUGUST 8 10 CITY BRIEFS M r. and residents, the city a Hr-rga are Mrs. E lm e r Berg, form er were vlslllng friends In few days Inst week The now located In Salem. Mrs. Maggie T u rn e r of Dayton, Wnah., and M rs. Bessie M a rtin of Cortland were guests a few days last week nt the home of a alster. Mra. Daisy M arkham . M r. and M rs. F ra n k Anderson are expected to a rriv e S aturday for n visit at the home of M r Ander son's sister. M rs. Hugh Nixon. M r. and Mra. F. L. G ia n n is and M r. G rannis' mother, Mrs. G. W G rannis of Turlo ck. Cal, spent the week end at the R am ln ll summer homo near Scottsburg. M r. and Mrs. John Rend and son Don and daughter M argaret of E l dorado. Kans.. «rrlved last week to m ake th e ir home In lh * O‘‘ Y' have rented the Elbert Sm ith house on smith F ifth street M r. Road Is planning to enter business here. M r and M rs V ic to r Kem and aon Charles of Toledo and Ml«« T h e lm a K e m of Eugene spent the week end nt the homo of Ih e lr p ar ents. M r and Mrs. O. M Ken. and the Id a Veateh home Miss W ilb e rts W ilson o f Albany spent the week end at the home of her parents. M r and Mrs. W . O- Wilson. Sugar C&H Cane—16 lbs Oats Sperry 9-lb. Bag 89c Bacon Sides lb. Cash B r i s k e t s 25c __Picnic Hams cash Cash LUX, pkg. 8c 37c Cocoa ',4 b . Can IGA 5c J a r R u b b e r s 10c Cash S DOZ. H ea v y Doub. IJ p Cash See our large handbill each week for extra specials Spuds »0 ib. bag 89c Lemons 23« Sweet Spuds "-25c Tomatoes crate 59c Flour is advancing, let us quote you on your w inter’s supply. SMITH-SHORT GROCERY Phone 1 Open for Business with One Stop Service The Melson Motor Service One Stop Station on South Fifth Street is now open for business, with J. A Read and Norman McKeel in charge. We offor a COM PLETE garage servioe, with all work and service strictly guaranteed. We also handle sales for Ormis- ton Motor Co. and will later be authorized dealers for Hudson and Terraplane Many Accessories and Parts on Sale from the old Nel son Motor Co. stock at greatly reduced prices. R ichfield Products Nelson Motor Service N. J. NELSON J R , Prop. A ugust Sale of Sheer Fabrics You will want another wash frock or two for the balance of the summer — a new house dress and all at small cost. —Here is Your Opportunity. Specially Priced 8 JL All dimities, voiles, batiste, flaxon which have been selling at 39c, 25c—Now 19c yard Select Your Yardage Today! UMPHREY & MACKIN GOOD VALUES
