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TinrnsDAY. JANUARY 6. 1938 PIE SENTINEL, COTTAGI ROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, building occupied by the Better Mr. and Mm. Atwood Foster Bakery, was promptly extinj n > will go to Coquille on Monday, ed by the fire department and January 10 to attend a meeting of consequently caused very little the Oregon District Counsel of damage, the Assemblies of God, this being Mrs. Leslie Hancock and daugh the semi-annual business meeting. ter I Joris of Elkton Were Sunday Mr. Foster is the state secretary. guests at the home of Mrs. Han- The Fosters will return Saturday. cock's parent«, Mr. and Mrs. W T. Mm. Nels Nielson and grand- New low prices on quality every day needs in clothing and j Bussen r. daughter, Shirley Louise Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, spent several flays last week at Fri., Kat., January 7, 8 shoes for the family—Save by Buying Now at these low Saturday, January 8 Black Butte Sunday guests the home of Shirley’s parents in prices—Guaranteed lowest prices. al the home .— — ------- of Mr. and Mm. Grants Pass. “DANGER VALLEY" “THE LIVES OF A ¡ Leonard S. Goddard. BENGAL LANCER” Mr. and Mm. L. F. Burleson Jack Randall, Lois Wilde. Chas. Whipps, who has spent had as dinner guests New Year's TOO Campbell Matinee, 2:30 p. m., admis Ladles* fall Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone the past five and a half months in rlay Mm. Elizabeth Fahrenwald, sion 10c, 15c. Richard Cromwell, Kir Guy I the veterans hospital at Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohde and Standing, C. Aubrey Smith, has returned to his home here, daughtem Viola and Elizabeth, Kathleen Burke. Son., Mon., Jan. 9, 10 much improved In health Herman Rudolph and Lester up “BREAKFAST FOR TWO" Newest fabric». Pauline Moore celebrated her Maurer (Linton, N. Dak.), and the than coat. 12th birthday with a dinner party former's brother and wife, Mr and Kunday, Monday, Tuesday Barbara Stanwyck, Herbert । on Wednesday evening. Those Marshall, Glenda Farrell. January 9, 10, 11 Mm. Howard Burleson of Albany, Men’» Goodyear Kmart new .Ilk present were Virginia Brown, who recently arrived from James “52nd STREET” ■ Doris Christenson. Doris Bjorset, town, N. Dak., to take charge of Tues., Wed., Jan. 11, 1: ■and Joyce Baldwin. Ian Hunter, Pat Pattenon. the Albany airport. “LIVING ON LOVE" Gray Goose for Ice Cream. tfc Ella Logan, Sid Silver, Zaau Kmart styles A. Latest styles. For expert shoe repairing and The regular meeting of the lane prompt service, see Model Shoe Pitt», Maria Skelton, Jack James Dunn, W h 11 n Vslue. to *8.00. White, Kenny Baker. Bourne, Joan Woodbury. County Primary Teachers associa Shop, across from City Hall, tfc tion will be held at Washburne’s in Attorney and Mrs. George W. Men’» Ideal IjMlira* smart Eugene, Saturday January 8. Denman of Corvallis visited Mra. Wed., Thur»., Jan. 12, 13 Thur»., FrL, Jan. 13, 14 chambray and A XX Mr. and Mra. C. E. Lebow en- Denman’s sister, Mrs. Laura Lan- "THERE GOES THE “EBB TIDE" tertained Mra. Clara Stevens, Mr. dess, last week end. GROOM” and Mra. George Kerr, Mr. and The annual meeting of the First Oscar Homolka, Frances Fall styles. Mra. Cecil Caldwell at dinner on National Bank will be held at 7 Farmer, Ray Mllland, Lloyd Ann Sothern, Burgen Value, to 93.00 Value. to 89c Wednesday evening, January 5th. p. m. Tuesday, January 11. Nolan, David Torrence, Lina Meredith, Mary Boland. Al- Mr. and Mrs. W L. Stevens of Banquette. Filmed in TECH »<> Chapter 2, “THE MYS Rev. Henry Davis returned New NICOLOR. TERIOUS PILOT.” Portland visited with Mra. Clara Year's day from a trip to Califor-! Tib. Stevens on their way to San Fran- nia points, where he spent Christ ! cisco, Cal. mas with his son at San Diego, Miss Bernadine Schneider spent and made a brief visit at Clare Itouble »ole», Iron heels. the New Year week end with mont and San Francisco. He found •2.45 vaine. Quilt alies. i friends In Portland. holiday weather in California most Barbara June Edwards, niece of enjoyable. Mm. Clara Stevens, spent part of E. E. Van Buren of Portland,! 14-os. canvas. 'the Christmas holidays at the who was enroute to his home af Scattergun artists from all over Stevens home. ter visiting California mining in-' Lane county joined with local ‘‘School Supplies?"—Sure — at terests for several weeks, was an, TV IV. t ■*- the Highway Grocery. tfc overnight guest Tuesday at the "dead eyes’’ in the trap shoot held As practicing M.D.’s (Doc On All Novelty Goods Mra. J. L. Woodson and her Earl Hill home. Mr. Van Buren at the Rod and Gun club grounds । daughter, Mm. Hill, and Mr. and and Mr. Hill played baseball to Sunday. The new plan of operat tors of Motorology, if you ing shoots as nearly at cost as pos please!) may we write you a Mm. Steve Edwards and family gether a number of years ago. sible again proved popular, with prescription that will help spent Friday at the Stevens home. Several local Shriners plan to The Bartels family held a fam attend the fiftieth anniversary the result that local stocks of tar maintain your car in healthy ily reunion on New Yearn. Mr. and celebration of Al Kader temple in gets were exhausted and a rush running condition? j Mra. Leonard Douglas of Med- Portland Saturday. Among those trip to Eugene required for more Give Water to radiator and j ford. Mr. and Mra. Edward Cohow, who hope to make the trip are birds, before the shooters were battery regularly. satisfied to call it a day. Dunsmuir. Cal.. Mr. and Mra. Fred Messm. Hill. Lemley, Jacobsen, Eugene sent a delegation which Brown. Eugene, were the members Ocumpaugh, Chambers, Fromm Keep air in tires up to speci included Ray Babb, and McCard, of the family who were present. and Harvey. Cottage Orove, Ore. fied pressure. the Hurds, father and son, and Upon receiving news of the Mr. and Mm. Robert Fromm other visitors were present from Be sure windshield is clean. death of a sister. Mra. W. W. Grif left for Portland this. Thursday, fith at Knoxville. Tenn., with morning to attend the concert Dexter, Springfield, Lorane and We perform these little pro- ed the garden crop there recently, whom his mother, Mra. Mary Jane which will be given by Jose Iturbi, Culp Creek. fissionai services cheerfully and that the orange harvest is Haynes, had been living. Knaffle the famous Spanish conductor Despite the weather, which was and without charge. Drop in now on in his section Mr. Hand Haynes, manager of the Farmers’ pianist. They will remain there far from pleasant for consistent often. You’re welcome! likes his Florida homo very well, Union store, left for that city last over the week end. shooting, most of the shooters even if they do have killing frosts week. While there he will visit an i turned in good scoT'/s. Winners in- i P. S. Experienced motorists Mrs. William Petersei had a j eluded Vic Chan oers, Ed Heck, j know the best of all preven- Hall and Johnston, Kral Estate, earlier than thia section of the other sister. Mra. Hugh Brakebill. few guests from Eugene Sunday loan», Mure Inaurancr. Phone 58. Willamette valley. Kelly Cooper, Morelock, Harpole, [ tative “medicine” for any Mr. and Mrs. Merle Porter and afternoon for a 6:30 dessert and Mrs W I. Mills was called to , Mrs. former- C. Hurd, Moore, S. Hurd, McCard,! car is regular SHELLUBRI- __ George - Marquardt, - --------- , family have been visitors in Port social evening. Koaeburg last week on account of ly Francis Cox. teacher at West- land for a few days. Miss Margaret Petersen, a for- Rentle, Baltimore, J. Smith, N. J. CATION plus a diet of SU the illness of her brother, E. H. fir. is visiting at her home in Cot- Nelson, Shearer and others. Rich PER - SHELL GASOLINE Dr. Guy Earl is driving to De- mer student of O.S here Ottinger. She was accompanied by tage Grove. troit where he will purchase a Sunday for Ashland where she ard Smith, high school freshman, I and GOLDEN SHELL MO her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Reed, •Mr. and Mra L. F. Brumbaugh new car and drive it back. will attend normal school for th demonstrated that his shooting TOR OIL. two weeks ago was not a fluke, by j who returned here two days later. and son visited at the home of Millard McFarland has returned remainder of the year. Mrs Obrey Purcell and son Mr. and Mra. Tom Cox. Mr. Brum- to Long Beach. Cal., where he at-! running ten straight without a ________________ Billy and Mm. Louisa Purcell and ___ baugh is county school superin- tends junior college. GROVE QUINT WINS FROM miss, in spite of the trick wind. ■ deughter Averill visited t h e ir tendent stationed at The Dalles, Bob Nelson, shooting the birds for Miss Margaret Leum left Sun COBURG 48-27 Fifth and Madison mother. Mrs William Rentle last Mra. Tom Cox just returned day for Monmouth, where she will The Cottage Grove Indepen the first time, broke seven out of Cottage Grove Thursday._________________________ from Oakland. Cal. enter normal school. dents downed the Coburg quint ten, indicating that he will carry Mr. and Mra. R B. Reed visited Let ’hat cold refreshing drink at on the Nelson tradition, and give The Altar Society, Neighbors of last Thursday evening on the Co relatives at Springfield Friday of!the Gray Goose. tfc Woodcraft and the Eagles and burg floor by a score of 48 to 27. his dad some stiff competition in week. Robert Mills, son of Mr. anu and City Hall all gave baskets to the Shortridge with 15 and Guggis- a few more months. Homer Nel At Highway Junction Mr. and Mra. Stewart Carlson Mra. K. K. Mills, spent a few days needy at Christmas time. berg with 14 points were high son, who spots the boys an arm and Mra Walter Trembly went to *“t week at his home here. Bob Jacie Morton was a guest of the point men for the locals, and Hil and leg, ran a straight string with Lloyd F. Barber, Prop. Hand lake New Year's day and 18 stationed at Monterey, Cal., Eugene Rotary club luncheon last lis, with 16 points was high for out a miss. returned here Sunday. with the 165th artillery. Tuesday, where she was asked to the losers. Several members of the local * Miss Belle Burkholder attended Charles Matthews returned to speak on 4-H club work and to tell Lineups follow: Cottage Grove: club plan to visit a Eugene shoot ’ Little Wantada Do Mis IBmaa N«w Year’s eve party held at his home in Portland Monday af about her recent trip to Chicago Soliem, 2, F.; Guggisberg. 14, F.; next Sunday Belknap Springs by the Obsidian ter visiting at the home of his son as an Oregon delegate to the Na- Shortridge, 15. C; Minor, 6, G.; club. New Year's day the party George. He was accompanied by tional 4-H Congress. Scott, 11, G. Coburg: Gardoder, went to Hand lake where ski -a -es Mrs. Frances Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Pulliam F.; McNabb.F.; Hillis. 16. C.; Old were held and prizes awarded. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coates and daughter Elaine of Altoona, ham. 2, Guard: David, 9, G.; Mor Mr. and Mrs. Horace Haims of spent Christmas with Mr. and Wash., have been spending the ris. S. Portland were holiday guests at Mrs. vowr wioore ana Omer Moore and ramiiy. family. Mr. holidays in the home of Mr. and the home of Mra. Harms’ sister, an<^ Mra. Moore and family re- Mrs. Tom Allen. Mrs. Pulliam is Sign Aids Pronunciation Mra. Ruth Woodson. turned with Mrs. Moore's sister, a daughter of Mrs. Allen. Old Catton, England, has a sign Mr. and Mra. George Matthe.vs <\>ates. to spend New Year's Richard Chambers is in the Eu post showing a cat sitting on a cask and Mm. Mary Smith spent th» > at Tillamook. gene hospital suffering with pneu of wino to inform travelers that the Christmas week end in Portland. Mr. and Mra. H. B. Ferrin and monia. name is pronounced “Cat on. Mm Smith at the home of ii?r . family have returned after spend aon Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Mat ing a few days in Portland. thews at the home of their b.-oth- Mr. and Mra. S. T. Rose and er, Tom Matthews. daughters spent Thursday and Fri Bert Hand, former resident now day of last week in Roseburg at reakDng in Dade City, Fla„ writes the home of Mra. Rose's parents. htoi brother Roy that frost damag- Dr. and Mra. Harold Axley and .daughter Helen are at home after 'a several days visit in Goldendale. HALLIWELL i Wash., and Portland. N. E. Compton, who underwent Electro-Wave an operation in a Eugene hospital Friday, will probably have to re main there for about ten days to insure complete recovery. His con dition is satisfactory. Red R om Butter and Ice Cream. Values to $12.25 SOME Ask for them. C. G. Creamery. tf Reduced to Gladys Heck, Prop. Tom Hall, who is attending Wil GOOD 634 Main Street — Upstairs lamette university at Salem, was visiting friends here last week. Phone 75 BUYS A flue fire New Year’s day, which set fire to the roof of the JANUARY SALE THEATRE PROGRAMS ARCADE DIANE 95 Shirts Oxfords » 1 £ 88 Shirts 49c Shoes 51 63 I Shoes $ 1 I .98 Big Crowd at Shoot Held Here Sunday Gloves 20% Off I For Your Car CITY BRIEFS Motor Inn Service Drain Service Sta. FURNITURE PERMANENTS Curlette Beauty Shop HARDWARE NEEDS BE READY FOR COLDEST WEATHER Schofield Stewart PLUMBING - ELECTRIC WIRING SHEET METAL WORK Phone 217-J Cottage Grove, Oregon Attractive Occasional Chairs IN RADIOS If there’s any coinfort at all in January, it can oome only from having your home properly and completely equipped to keep out the cold and inconvenience of this, the coldest of all winter months. Our line of hardware is ideally suited to this purpose in your home. Graber - Gettys Hardware While They Last We must make room for new stock and to do so we are offer ing some unusual bargains. They will not last long at these prices. BRESSLER’S
