THURSDAY, MARC» 31, 1938
THE SENTINEL, POTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
JAMES MERRITT McDOLE.
Ladies’ Style
Mr. and Mr». Wolff Allen and
A pioneer
of ^be
1881 Trm^homÌ
died at the
md ai the" Ä/ff
bome^f
hU-ons
Sls ÄÄ
° hOme an near
Grove.
j uncle of Wolff Allen.
.
j Jamefi M*errjtt McDo,e g rM|
SHOES
8. T Rose, teacher at Latham
of this community for nearly
attended the elementary princi-,
ycan- died Mte Sunday eve-
Kalx meeting in Eugene Saturday ।nin,{' March ^7- He was bom in
Look at the«young people around you — per
frs. Rose accompanied him and W'-’O00«10 September 4. 1847,
, visited at the home of a sister
went to K*™*« at the age of five
haps there is one or two in your family I
'years, where he Jived until 1881
W. B. Johnston, who underwent when he came to make his home
Listen to their experiences in trying to
a major operation in a Eugene in Oregon, and has lived near Cot
—New Smart Styles in Pumps, Sandela, Ties, Oxfords—
find work! Multiply these young men and
hospital,
Is
slowly
regaining tage Grove ever since.
Styles that ars outstanding—Oolor« are White, Black,
strength and able to be about for
In 1868 he was married at Val
women you know by hundreds and you have
Brown, Blue, Grey and Red Bank—In Suede, Kids,
short Intervals.
ley Falls, Kans., to Miss Luvenia
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Gordon,
who
died
in
1910.
To
this
Calf«, Gaberdines.
our FORGOTTEN CROP! Have we nursed this
Pal^e
thS union were h0™ ’,x children, five
th» ™ha
^^red, and of whom were with him during his
crop through its educational years only to
?fem 8T(?Tratto<
nt* laat lllness,
E- having
NOW
PREVENT its bearing fine fruits? All
¿¡Z
d n ng rOOm h° ***” P«™"1 aw«y 20 yars ago at
j Camp Lewis, Wash. The surviving
these young people ask is the OPPORTUNITY
Mr. and Mrs. "Bud” Litwiller children are Bert, Oscar, and
to WORK in the Columbia Empire. Think
and Mr». Addie
plan to leave within the next few „’PL »2°..
Veatch
of
Cottage
Grove,
and
Mrs.
days for Long Beach, California,
this over! Are you buying products that
where "Bud" will assume the Bemice Wilson of Tillamook.
Besides his children he leaves
provide OPPORTUNITY for someone else's
management of one of the large
drive-In markets In that city. The nine grandchildren and three
’’crop”; or will your purchases provide
market which Mr. Lit wilier has great grandchildren.
Funeral
services
were
held
at
jobs here in the industries of the
operated in
the
Irish-Swartz
store will be under the manage the Mills chapel and interment
Columbia Empire? It's time we planned
ment of Irish-McBroom of Eugene. was in the Hawley cemetery. Rev.
H. W. Davis conducted services.
WORK for our FORGOTTEN
The Qualify Market plans to
make extensive alterations and in
DO YOU KNOW?
CROP!
THE
stall new equipment within the
That 8,000,000 people are cur
COLUMBIA!
next week.
rently deriving the major part of
their income from United States
EMPIRE^
Shoes repaired to meet your re or state funds?
I Ask: IS IT PRODUCED IN
quirements.
Prompt
service
at
rea
That more tnan ten billion I
Cottage Orore, Oregon.
sonable rates. Model Shoe Shop, pounds of soap are produced and
!
’ THE COLUMBIA EMPIRE?
across from city hall.
f3tfc consumed annually by the civilized
Jack Smith, who suffered a liack world, but a fourth of the people
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mercer of injury several weeks ago while un in the world never use soap?
Corvallis, were visiting here over loading lumber, is again a patient
That the average woman washes
the week-end.
in a Eugene hospital. Mrs. Smith an acre of dirty dishes and scrubs
five miles of dirty floors every I
William MacGfbbon,
of the is recovering from an attack of year?
March 29 — Mrs. Daisy Mark-
the
flu.
Army Engineer corps at Portland,
That one of the most successful ham of Cooley hill was given a
H a U and Johnaton, Real Estate, spent the week-end here with his
Claude Sherman and Len Cruz- large department stores in New surprise birthday party last Fri-
family.
on. who have shouldered the major York, Bonwit Teller, is operated day by a group of Hebron friends
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gott, Portion of the labor involved in by a woman. Mrs. Hortense Od- who carried their needlework and
F. L. Grannis, principal of the
spent the day in her home. A pot
former
residents, now of Portland,1
the Cottage Grove Rod lum?
high school and Curtis French at
luck dinner was served at 1 p. m.
tended a meeting at Corvallis Sat were visiting friends here over the and G“n,house are entitled to
more help from other members of GOVERNOR MARTIN AND TAX by the visitors. Present were Mes
urday of the Greater Willamette week-end
¡the organization. The Sentinel is
REDUCTION
dames John Kebelbeck, Truman
Valley Athletic association.
Mr.
When a candidate for Governor Clark, Miriam Piper, W. C. John
Red Roae Batter and lee Cream, advised by R. S. Drenner, club
Grannis was president of the
Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf president, who has Issued an ap four years ago, Charles H. Mar son, Philip Hersey, Allan Mark
sociation this past year
peal for volunteers to assist with tin nailed the following plank to ham and Daisy Markham. Also
Mrs. C. E. Vincent, who has the remaining carpenter work, his platform:
Mr». William Bartels almost cut
Mrs. Markham’s three grandchil
Tax redaction through admin dren. Chester, Jackie and Lewel-
off the forefinger of her left hand been in a Eugene hospital for Anyone with a few hours to spare
while cutting kindling. It Is prob some time, is now at her home for this job is advised to contact istrative reforms and retirement lyn were present.
Mr. Sherman.
of the state’s bonded debt.
Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist arrived
able that the finger can be saved. convalescing satisfactorily.
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Foday the Governor can point to home Monday from a three-
Miss Alsea Hawley has return-
Victor N. Phelps, former prin- OPENING ROUND OF SECOND
achievement of those ends
months visit among relatives in
cd from a trip to Australia and a cipal of the Cottage Grove ele-
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
and in spite of the cost of con California and Klamath Falls. Her
mentniy school, presided over a
few months visit tn California
structing a new State Capitol.
son Leonard of Klamath Falls
March 28
meeting of the second annual
noot. ri r- « . .
His budgetary control Act has came with her.
regional
conference
of
elementary
™
Office
—
2891,
C.
G.
Hotel
—
Mrs. Loren Harvey,
Mr. and Mrs
Little Roberta Rose Kimble has
made balanced budgets possible,
High single: Bricher,
For Lawns and Gardens
former resident«, now reaiding in school principals at Eugene. There
A 184;
h
508 Garne* enabled him to turn an inherited recovered from bronchial pneu
Roaeburg. were visiting friends were 100 principals In attendance
monia.
deficit of $1,300,000 into a surplus
here Sunday
Mr Phelps was reelected regional Won
¿u —
of $500,000 and relieve real prop
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barke
o -a
Buy your insurance on our ten president.
Quality Market—3095; H. and erty of taxation for State pur meyer returned Sunday from St.
Helens where they were called the
month payment plan. Hall and
3. P. Morey has recently taken 11 Auto 2645. High single, Swan- poses.
The bonded debt of the State first of last week by the death of
Johnston.
m31c a position as outside salesman of ®°n. 199; High series, Swanson,
the Grove hardware. Mr. Morey 505. Games won: Quality Market has been reduced from $54,626,- Mrs. Barkemeyer’s mother, whose
Dr. and Mrs. W E Lebow were was formerly with Marshall-Wells 2, H. and H. Auto 1.
000 to $45,566,000 and the contin funeral was held Saturday.
week end visitors In Portland.
Mrs. Flora Small and son Wen-
uation of a like annual reduction
March 30
He will
at Spokane. Wash.
will result in the retirement, be- ded were Sunday dinner guests of
Gustafson
’
s
—
Total
2662.
Kent's
of
hard-
Betty Jane Quigley of Albany, handle the major lines
Market—2877. High single, Eak fore many years, of all outstand- Die Ivan Abeene family.
who is a student of the University war*
in, 174; High series, Wendling, ing State bonds.
week end
Tuesday evening. March 29. Mrs 462. Games won—Kent's Market Pd. Adv., Re-Elect-Govemor Mar
*
Anna Graham. Mra Glennie Frost: 3.
tin Club, 612 Railway Exchange
S. W V. McGee
McGee.
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and Mrs.
Bldg., Portland, Oregon.______
, Mrs. r-
George
Jacobsen
and daugh-
THINGS TO WATCH FOR
Miss Vera Button visited friends ter Betty attended a district
meeting of the Eastern Star at
NOTICE
(By Dame Rumor)
tn Eugene over the week «nd.
Corvallis.
I will not be responsible for any
Men’s shoes in color next fall;
Mrs. William Thum, principal of
three dimensional movies; motor debts which I do not personally
Hall and Johnston now agents trucks powered by steam engines contract.
the West Side school attended a
meeting of primary teachers in for the Occidental Life Insurance which it is rumored will be manu m31-a!4p
Wendell Carlile.
m3 In factured by former employes of
Eugene .Saturday. The glee clubs Company.
of the West Side school presented
ML„ Carolyn Grannis, of Port the old Stanley Steamer company;
“Dead Sea Fruit”
a musical program at the meeting. ianc| Spent the week-end here with midget fire sprinkler systems for
The origin of the expression.
her parents, Mr. and Mr». F. L. private homes which will automat "Dead sea fruit” is from “Laila
ically flood the rooms with water Rookh.” The so-called apple of So
Grannis.
when fire breaks out; Victrola dom, a yellow fruit which grows on
For complete coverage in health record-of-the-month clubs; Office the shores of the Dead sea is beauti
and accident insurance see Hall furniture which never needs dust
and Johnston.
m31c ing for use in modern air condi ful to the eye. but bitter to taste,
and filled with minute black seeds
tioned offices.
Beginner»' ciana in Ballroom
not unlike ashes.
Mrs. Clara Belcher of Seattle, a
daughter of Rev. G. G.Edwards, is
starting Monday evening.
How Squirrels Store Nuts
here for a two weeks visit with
The fox squirrel, like the gray,
April 4
her father.
CITY BRIEFS
Hebron
Bulk and Package
Garden
Onion Plants
Fertilizer
BEIDLER’S
FEED STORE
8
Learn to Dance
ADVANTAGES OF
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs. G. G. Edwards, who has
been in Seattle for the past two
PHYLLIS GRANT SCHOOL months caring for a daughter,
Mrs. Evelyn Marston, reports that
OF DANCING
the latter has left the hospital
land is improving slowly.
EASTER GIFTS
for Sunday, April 17th
5c to 25c
Easter Cards
Easter Gift Packaged Joan Manning
25c to $1.00
Chocolates
Gales Assorted Chocolates and Bon
50c to $2.00
Bons
25c to $2.00
Perfumes
Toilet Gift Sets
$1.50 to $5.00
KEM’S«* DRUGS
The Rexall Store
•tores nuts for winter in hundreds
of thousands of pockets, under
leaves or in the ground, usually one
nut at a time. Red squirrels do not
do this. They are cone eaters. They
take the seeds out of pine cones
anywhere in the north country.
Where there are no spruce or pine
trees, there are few red squirrels.
Food. Water Consumed
The average person consumes
tour pounds of food, three pounds of
water and thirty-five pounds of air
in a day.
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