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T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 1, im i T I I K K E N T IN E I., P O T T A G E G R O V E , O R E G O N Ctk MEN- Celebrate Your Holiday SNAPSHOT CUIL Pressure Cookers Questions on Lighting We Are O ffering Some Heal Values in these, while the p resen t supply lasts by O O O Dressing Up New Models of ut Fairbanks-Morse Refrigerators The Men’s Toggery Now on D isplay A. W. H E L L I W E L L G raber - G ettys t 'oinpl. l. I,ill. of EortiwhingH ami ( 'lathing for Men (aunty Seat News Notes As Related by Sentinel Reporter Al the annual meeting Saturday, the county n on -h lgh school board authorised p aym rnt o f all tuition hill» that have rotne In « • far. Jo»» H a rp e r w»a rle rte d chairm an of the hoard and O W M cFarland, vice chairm an H u r t le bad and good lig h tin g . A t th e left th e lig h t s trik e s alm ost d ire c tly on the fro n t of the subject. Shadow co ntrasts are too harsh and the young la d y ’s ^ crow n ing g lo ry ” is alm ost lost In the d a rk back ground. N otice the d ifferen ce In the o th e r pictu re w h ere the lig h t strike« fro m the side. | Rev. Eugene C. llU k m s n Drowned. fractured arm when she fe ll while Rev Eugene C H ickm an , a form vIsMing at the C J H o w ard home er pastor In the Oregon Methodist Sunday. conference and one tim e president Mrs Jim Bivens, who suffered a last week is light to an almost unbelievable de of the now« defunct K im b all School paralytic stroke gì,««. When working with artificial o f Theology at Salem, was drowned slightly Improved. light, th'-y may uae thousands of Saturday In the Mississippi river Mrs W Rem ey and family of watts ou such a seemingly easily near W inona, M inn., according to Eugene ««pent Sunday at the Joe «Associated Press reports received T hrasher home. photographed subject sa a basket of In P o rtland Rev H ickm an , super «•»fgs. They carefully study the ef The Durable F ir Lum ber com intendent o f the W inona district. In fects of variations in light intensi company w ith two o th er ministers, («any resumed operations Monday ly, how they affect sharpness of was fishing when th e ir boat was a fte r several weeks shut-down M r and Mrs. A lfred Pleuard of shadow outline, shadow density, sucked back Into a ro ller gate of shadow gradations.They experiment the M lnnleska dam T he body of M arshfield spent the week end at with th««se effects, shifting camera, one victim had been found but th e ir place here. lights, or the subject Itself, and de- searchers continued to look fo r the cr easing or Increasing the volume bodies o f Rev. H ickm an and the of Illum ination. They want to show third m em ber o f the party. Rev. H ic k m a n was a personal you a picture of that basket of eggs that Is realistic enough to tempt friend o f Sam M ackln'a. the two Mrs. J. W . Fisher you to reach your hand Into the having attended H am lin e universi ty the same years H e had visited basket and pick one up, and by con Raymond M iller, accompanied by trolling the lighting, they succeed at the M ackin home and occupied In doing Just shout that very thing. the Methodist church pulpit here an uncle, E W . Letsom of Yoncal on occasions. la. returned Saturday from a trip We. loo, as amateurs, can Im through eastern Oregon and Idaho mensely Improve the quality of our Miss Lois K in g spent the week p'« turca If we w ill but study and con end in Cottage Grove w ith Mi»«. sl ie r light eff'Tls, whether from the Jean W hite. I ht of the sun or from home photo Boone H u m p hrey installed a tele la nips. Mrs. M Mosby phone in his home last week Obviously, there can be no rigid Miss Charlotte Johnson accom rules for selecting or arranging light panied a sister. M rs Robert Beach, T he Roy Nichols fam ily of Vene effects, considering the infinite va ta and the Ralph Nichols fam ily of to her home at Seaside last week riety of picture subjects, often quite Eugene visited Sunday at the O L. to rem ain over the Fourth. differently affected by sim ilar light Nichols home M rs. M ollie H u m p hrey and son «undltlous. Getting the right effects James. Eugene, were Sunday vis M r and Mrs. Basil K yle and son itors a t the home o f another son. depends upon how much sense of the Bobby and M r. and Mrs. Chas Boon Hum phrey artistic we possess, plus experience Beyers and son of Culp Creek, vis sizing up the picture chance. ited at the Herm an K ancl home Hot there is one general rule, and Sunday. that is to seek contrast In the high M r and Mrs. Kunard. Portland, lights and shadows that compose visited the past week at the Joe the outline, substance and back Thrash er home. ground of the principal object of In- C D. V a n V a lin left M onday on a t« r«'st. At least we can avoid that Cottage Grove General trip to Wisconsin and Nebraska cardinal sin of black and white pho where he w ill visit relatives and Repair Shop tograph}»—•fla t” lighting attend a fa m ily reunion o f the J O H N V A N OV1IJJEK. VanValins. I'A K IN G proper exposure tor * granted, right lighting, whether It be daylight o r artificial, la the I D mu I W ork principal quality which distinguishes Three road crews are now busy the photographic work of art from I*atchlng oil roads in the county % o u n i A w *J U W o n t the ordinary haphazard auapahot. T he ban on log hauling was re I How much attention do we, as ama Cxi M Young, county coin m l »- moved F riday ami w ith the coming ¿ lo n e r. < m l director of the Oregon of clear w eather repairs are ex ¡ours, really pay to bow light lllu T ra il pioneer |»amde. declared Mon pected to progress rapidly. Roads ui ma tea our subject when we aim day that he w«a analoue to hear our cameras? are being resurfaced In the M ar from C o tta g e Drove people In re cola district and the county Is con Suppose we are photographing a gard to their entt|e» for the pa sidering building a bridge across person, do we taka the pains to rade lie haa already w ritten the the McKenxl« rlver near the Good- avoid harsh fro ol lighting, which • hatoher o f commerce K V Mc- pasture place makes our subject squint and costs Coy Moaby creek. promlaea to • • • deep shadows Into eyes and from bring I la big black bull to Eugene T a i Turnovers. for the parade The bull weighs T a * turnovers war» again high Ibe nose Thia usually happens when IftfM) pounds and w ill he hitched to f»r thl» past week. T ha total tu rn (he sun Is high and directly strikes a tw o wheel cart over on the current poll waa 113, the front of the subject. Especially • • • h it 37. while on delinquent taxra in Ibe case of a «-lose up the shadows < «wniry IComt» lk»n*t K ale W ith fro m 1U27 to 1H30 the amount waa lhat delineate the features are like H ig h w a y ( o m m la a lo n »H i«« 23 From thia am ount C ot ly to he unpleasantly harsh. The lung awaited m o w er of the inge Grove get» »22 M and school lh> we seek to discover the light »tale highway commission to Igane .lla trlct 48 get» W M M O ther angles that are most pleasing? Usu county's re4|uca( that It be allowed amount» go for roada. bonded 4n- ally light Coming from the side or a to |»ay only h a lf (he amount of gaa dehtednesa, etc hit from behind the subject makes a tag money to the rommlaalon thia e e e better picture yeai using the extra money to re- T he eecond q uarter o f «tat» tog Do we observe the lone of the l*air county roada. came last week, totallin g »I2.34MS (Mt w a . to g ,. principal object of Interest? I f the hut left the county court In aa lent June 23 object is dark do we note whether It imicli of a <|tiandry as before The commission*« prop<»ea| was that the • county |»a> 9300,000 o f its rem ain «langur of merging with the back ing 9'M4 .*fW ?g debt to the cornmla ground when the negative Is devel «Ion now and the additional 9*H oped and the p rint made? '.M3 w ill be forgotten The coun Do w« no tiro whether a light col ty U In n<> poaitlon to pay 9300,000, ored subject Is In a full glare of or everything would t»r all right light without a d aik ka kgrouud be On June 34, there was a general hind It to Set it off? Sometimes n fund balance of 1103.274 M in the background that seems to he dark county treasury but expenses total Ih u ila n d . Ore «Special i — P o rt may not prore effective b««rauae of ing SlA.noo per month must still come out of thia fund More money land Invite» the entire weat to the ii.oj»« rv«, .| light refiectlons such as harbor from the surface of water. will come into this fund In the next m oblllxatloii in Portland Some of the most famous photog •la months, hut there Is no way to July 1« to 29 of the United States fle e t T hirty-ala warship» w ith 18.- raphers stress the intelligent use of predict how much. W hile the county court is fig u r 000 officer» and men and a »quad ing and w orrying. I sine county's ton of 80 giant planes will move In rraida a re going to pieces and un to the harbor for two weeks liberty following the w ar less tha» 000 is secured and re im m ediately pair« started more damage will re- maneuvers In the Pacific Portland la arrang ing a gala ault celebration. The city w ill take on County A g ricu ltu ral Agent O 8 F airv iew < Special. I — Ray S titt, a carnival spirit with street« dec R ev re le tl G r a n t l a n d Itlll Fletcher and A rth u r King, of O re who has been at «the Otho Van- orated, »peclal outdoor shows, H e fo rr < o n g rre a gon State college at Corvallis, were Scholack home fo r some tim e, met A hill which w ill effect 2.000.000 «lance» nod entertainm ent through guest sprnkerg at the cham ber of w ith a quite serious accident Mon •n if» 0» M V M tr t grant land» in out the period and w ith the largest commerce meeting Tuesday Both W en lrtn <>ieg..n wa» handed to naval paiade ever attem pted on the men discussed the probable future day w hile out hunting digger squir congreaa by the houae public lamia Pacific coast The ships. Including of agriculture In the Cottage Grove rels w ith a .22 rifle on the Van commute« recently and iepo.t«d to 11 heavy cruisers, w ill lw anchored area. M r King from the standpoint Scholack place. H e stumbled and the gun was discharged, the bullet have been In trial uced unanimously at the docks In the heart of the of Irrigation The speakers had passing through his foot. H is call and hod been reported favorably city and w ill lx- open for public been secured by Ixiren Schroeder for help was heard by Char'e» Teel Hom ' of the provision» o f the bill Inspection The navy plans various chairm an of the entertainm ent ore <11 a auatalned yield manage demonstrations Including a ir circus com mittee Both men looked for a who rushed to his rescue W ith the help o f other members of the fa m ment or an annual lim b e r harvest events and night lllum lnaton by the gradual development o f agricul ily he was carried to the Teel home of 800 m ill board feet, m arket con warships ture In thl« sect Ion. but offered one and then taken to a physician In dition» p erm ittin g: (21 rerlanalfiea- suggestion fo r the Im m ediate fu Cottage Grove He w ill be unable llon of land and real oration to ture the encouragement o f seed to be out for some time. homeetead e n try as land more ing o f cut-over lands, w ith the de »tillable for farm in g than refores velopment o f both the beef cattle M im eograph stenclla Sentinel. tation; (81 fifty per cent o f the lxx->»e L e a f Binder« Sentinel revenue gne» to the counties, 28 per Ixirnne «Special I Election of cent a fte r the retirem ent of county taxes accruing to June 30, 1U38, to high school hoard of directors was the treasury Io liquidate a deficit held Monday night, resulting in the T H E A T R E of several m illions In the land reelectlon o f M a rlin Foster, for a P R O G R A M S five-year term. Ralph Lynch for a grant fund, later reverting to the counties and 23 per cent to the In th ie.'-vear term and W T Moore terio r departm ent for mdmlniatrn for tw o years. M r Lynch and M r tlon costa The land» affected by Moore had previously been appoint thia menaure are known as the 'd to fill vacancies Harold Foster 1« clerk Oregon and C alifo rn ia lund grants. T h P board announced Icnehera Friday. Saturday. July 2-3 for the coming year as follow» M r Thursday, Friday, Port land / n vites V om to See the N avy J u ly 16-29 Agricultural Men Speak at Chamber 942 Ray Stitt Injured While Hunting M ount View Dorena H a r r y R e n ile M r nnd M rs Fred Fleck return ed home F rid a y from a trip north They attended the W .R.C. conven tion at Albany and visited at Alsea and Portland. Mrs. H aro ld Howard suffered a Bicycle, Key & Gan Work Lawn Mower Sharpening Cottage Grove. Oregon Lorane Re elects Members of Board 1 4-11 H ro a d in a t J u ly lliir d . A Fourth of July program will be featured on the m onthly 4-H club national broadcast over K E X from It 30 to 10 30 July 3 T he theme of the program w ill he "N ew F ro n tiers for R u ra l Young People,” and patriotic music w ill be played by the United States m arine band H W Gilbertson. U. 8. departm ent qf agriculture, w ill be the speaker. • • • M arriage licenses were Issued to the following Cottage Grove resi dents during the past week: Jack A G rider and Ethel 8. Cline; H a r old Holm e and Knthlcen Slegela; Charles W Wood nnd Susie L illian Carllle. "MY SKIN WAS FULL OE PIMPLES A M ) BLEMISHES” .Hays Verna Hchlepp; "Hlnce using Adlerlkn the pimples are gone My skin Is smooth and glows w ith health " Adlerlkn washes BOTH bowels, rids you o f polsona that ag- j grnvate n bail complexion B row n’s 1 l)n w Htore nnd K elly D rug Co. | and M rs S. J,. Godard, both re elected, Ml»» Alice G erot, Eugene Salaries w ill he Increased above last year. Wood Duck Has Topknot Tho wood duck may be Identified by his topknot: The only other duck with this characteristic Is a hooded merganser, which Is some times not very desirable from the table standpoint. * 5 ARCADE L« » " T H E L A S T T R A IN F R O M M A D R ID " * ■ Dorothy Isutum r, Lew A.vrra, G ilb e rt Roland, Karen M orley, Lionel At- well nnd Helen MaeJt. j 1 DIANE I Sunday, Monday, Turadny, July J " R E A D Y , W IL L IN G July 1-8 " T H E G IR l, F R O M SU O TI^ANO Y A R D ." Karen M orley, Robert Baldw in. Saturday, July 3 "T W O G U N L A W ," 4 8-« Uharlea s tarett, Itnggy S tratford. M atinee 2:30 p. m Adm. 10e and 18c. AND AXUb* Look For The Picture Shop 'The Store With the Black and Silver Front” FOR Kodak Finishing BOB M A IN ST Ruby Keeler, Is«,, Dixon, Allen .lenklna, Loulae F a zenda, Carol Hughes and W in ifred Shaw. Sunday, M onday, July 4-8 "W H E N L O V E ." Tuesday, W'edneaday, July 8-7 B A B Y ," I'atay Kelly, I.y tla Robert!, Lynne O verm an. 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