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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1938)
7, 1938 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON SPRING HOUSE CLEANING ALL PRICES REDUCED THIS WEEK ’36 Olds Touring Sedan, heater, dual equipment, good (90%) tires $665.00 ’36 Plymouth Touring Sedan $575.00 >1________ _____ % JI • Citi did OUS [I Trifles Fl I By ELMO SCOTT WATSON | SHOT OF DESTINY RED CRONK CONVENTION chief execuUves of three former President Hoover, will take part in the Red Cross convention in San Francis co, May 2-5. President Roosevelt President Cardenas of Mexico and Lxjrd Tweedsmuir, governor gen eral of Canada, will address the convention by radio. Mr. Hoover and other distinguished national and international leaders are IT WAS about aa clumsy and tin- scheduled to speak. ■ wieldy u ui-upun as one could Three thousand or more dele Imagine that arquebus which Eu- gates are exacted to attend, from rojiean soldiers carried in the Kev- Canada. Mexico, Alaska. Hawaii, ent»*««fith emtiiry Bui no mottern Philippines and the 48 states. machine gun ever affected Ameri 'Die Junior Red Cross will hold Coupe .......................... can history more than an ancient its convention simultaneously with the senior groups. arquebus did m hkhi In that year Samuel de Champlain, founder of Quebec, accompli tiled a Gathering Data for Wheat Plan All farmers of Oregon who have war party of Hurons and Algonquin« raised wheat on their farms within agslnat their enemies, the Mohawks of the fr<H)uols «Confederacy They the past 10 years are being asked to report acreages and yields to found them on the shores of the their county committees in prepa («resent Lake Champlain. ration for making individual farm «'bampbiln saw the Mohawks get wheat acreage allotments for 1938. ting ready io shmit their arrows. Blanks have been or are being He leveled bls »«piebua which he sent from the county offices for hsd huKled with four ball«, and this purpose. In cases where a ahiK-d atrslght si »no of th«« three farmer is unable to obtain acre- Mohn wk rhlefs In the forefront of age and yield facts from his own the enemy's line At the gun roared, records, the committees have a two ««f them dro|>|H*d dead and the method of figuring yields from the productivity index of the farm, third was seriously wounded which will be used to arrive at a YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC DEALER f'hnm|dnln could not have refl I fairly accurate figure, although Ised II then, but bls waa truly a facts obtained directly from each Two Blocks North of Main on Highway, Cottage Grove "shot of di^tlny " For this was the farmer are being sought first. first eon «set of th« Iroquois with the French amt fhelr hntr««d for th«»«? Electricity on Oregon Farms. Who was accidentally killed Mon white men dated from that day It Electric current from central day. Mr. Bohart, with his family, made them slilm of the English and stations Is being supplied to 39.7 had spent the previous Saturday tn the long struggle with France percent of Oregon's 67,753 farms, April 4.- Mr. and Mrs. Carl at the Small home. for domination of North America, as compared with 16.8 percent Small attended the funeral of Mrs. Mm. George Bailes will be host th«* nl<1 nt such wnrrlors play«M a served in the United States as a Small's cousin, James Bohart, W«iln<«Miay of last week at Trent, ess to the Friendly Neighbors part In fnvor of G rent Brit- whole. club April 13. Although Oregon's degree of nln. FORD ’29 Town Sedan ........... ’29 Roadster ’29 $120.00 $ 80.00 $ 80.00 ’29 Coupe .......... ’29 Willys Knight Sedan Pontiac Sedan ... _...... ’30 Pontiac Roadster ’30 Essex Coupe > 94.00 t 84.00 I 84.00 i 80.00 $43.00 farms served, with 67.6 percent Washington has 52.9 percent and Solar tim« li th« time vi a « a . j Idaho 45.1 percent electrification. Etah and the New England states sun dials. Th« Um« L twe-r> tw« « with the exception of Vermont’ •ucee.^aive passages of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, are other states surpassing Oregon in rural electrification. Voting People Attend Meeting. Fourteen young folks from Do- nm attended the Christian En deavor at the Presbyterian church to learn the secret of the success of this society, with a view to starting one of their own in the near future. Light refreshments were served half an hour before the meeting which was a very in teresting one, some of the visitors taking part in the discussion.......... Harry Renile Cottage Grove General Repair Shop Bicycle, Key A Gun Work Lawn Mower Sharpening Cottage Grove, Oregon Uttl« Waatada Da Big Thing«. g axoHd ÄSHAnaa aasj Easy GMAC Terms Martin Motors London Mrs. Odis Williams spent Fri day with her sister. Mm. Charles Botts, in Cottage Grove. The Botts "Flower I7alley Seeds family left Saturday for Califor nia. April 5.—Mr. and Mrs. John N. The women s Bible class will Taylor and son Alfred of Eugene Flower, Vegetable meet Friday afternoon with Mm. spent Tuesday with George Tay lor. who is recovering from his W. T. Jones. The young people’s fall. class will meet at the Joe Geer Grass Seeds Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Overgaard home Friday evening. of Latham visited Friday evening The Harvey Shipp family spent with the John Kebelbeck family. —Place Order Early— •Saturday night and Sunday with The Fred Overton family of friends at Roseburg Mosby Creek visited during the Plant Sweet Pea« Now iMez Goodwin, who had been week end at the home of Mrs. Jes 40 Varieties to Choose Prom. taking care of Mrs T. B. Roberts sie Gilcrist. at Anlauf for several weeks, has Mrs. C. E. Herrington has been Tubern of Tuberous Rooted returned home. very ill since Saturday night. Her The Carl King family and Ilene Lorane, Miss Ruby and Begonias — Separate Colom Anderson of the Grove spent Sun Bob King, came over Monday and at the Robert Phillip« home. Mitts Ruby is remaining with the Potted Plants and day Joan King is spending the week invalid. Miss Winifred Gilcrist of Mt Mt. with her grandparents. Cut Flowers for visited Thursday evening Mildred Cox of Cottage Grove is View Mr. and Guy Smith with her Mrs. relatives here. of Em- spending the spring vacation with All Occasions i pire Mr. were visitors over the week and Mrs. O. M. Franzen and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. end at the home of their son, A. son Melvin of Yreka. Cat, return George Sutherland. M. ed Smith. home Friday from a few days' Sec our SPECIAL DISPLAY’ I*ouise and Lancz Goodwin. Lil Mr. Mrs. Albert George Layng and visit and at the Marcy home. Mrs. J. A. Schneider of NARCISSI DAFFODILS. lian Geer, Mildred Cox and Mary Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Curtis Annand and to Leonard Gilcrist returned were visitors Sunday Mrs. a Purkey spent Sunday with Clara sons spent the end of at Gres Klamath Falls week Tuesday after 23 varieties. Now on Display. Powell near Cougar Bend. Schneider ’ s uncle and aunt. Mr. ham with the Louis Layng week’s visit with relatives. and Mrs. Ben Hedrick, W. A. Woodard and L. E. Mor George and Mrs. Duerst families. Reuben White at was Drain. the re ton went Into the hills south of cipient Miss Bernadine Schneider spent of a miscellaneous shower Black Butte Sunday to cruise the end In of Klamath on week Wednesday last week, Falls when some timber, and becoming con with a group her of sister, Miss In her Forest friends met hornet fused, lost the way. The two men Schneider. and tacked a quilt for her. Absent spent the night in the woods, com Mr. I. O. and Zierolf visitor in friends sending gifts a Vinson were Mrs. Mrs. was Chet of Phone 254-R ing out at Sutherlin Monday Hebron Eugene recently of John Hills. Ida May White and Mrs. Garland were visitors Monday of Sixth Street Entrance Bank morning. About 40 men were out Mr. Kimble. A dessert was served to and Mrs. A. M. Smith. looking for them. the Misses Pip of Cottage Grove Bldg. I. O. following. Zierolf and Bob Marian Whitman er, Florence and Sny Miri visited Sunday Kebelbeck at the Lewis am Seago; Mesdames John Kebel Btapllnr Machin««. S«ntln«L der home at Saginaw. beck. Fred Fuhrer. Charles Fuhr Otis Philip Dickey of Thornton Cor er. Hersey, Clayton Simons, ners a visitor Sunday all was of Hebron. Mrs. Rand after of Mt. noon at and the the Boone View, honored Humphrey hostess. home. Claude Arne was called to Eu gene Monday on jury duty. Hebron FINNERTY’S BLOSSOM SHOP TRADE IN THAT OLD STOVE ON A FINE, NEW Marshall- Wells All-Enamel Range New Shipment Just Received For A Limited Time Only We Offer You .00 on Your Old Mattress Mount View I Mr. and Bequire« Mrs. Fred Guggisberg Wildlife Vegetation I were Sunday home Vegetation la visitors essential at for the wild I life. of their son Frank at directly Lorane. on No animal can live I mineral The matter. Charles Coffman family I moved the first of the week to I Blodgett. I The and Misses Mr. Mrs. Powell John entertained Perini vis I ited a group of young the Sunday at the people William at Live I ly home of at their parents. home Black Butte. Mr. and I Mrs R. B. Powell Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Frasier have moved to the General John son place on Mosby Creek electrification is high as compared with the nation as a whole, it is exceeded by all of her neighboring states except Nevada, the report shows. California is second only to Rhode Island in the percentage of sais ISSA S.HDílVdWflOO 62 joa ai pgT ai oç! •n sisvoa aaaa ¿aaa ( lngosd uinnuajj BjjiMg an ogg - XV3XS OHHOH ..papoeja,, «,wiMg SuuuiBoa -waa 1V3W- P»a qi ®9 ®6l 8<U S...... SIHS NOLNO ogg >qi g - 3ßg sqi 09 Z ON gOGdS " »92 <U 01 jo — Idaa D3A— AITOO snovavdsv sdiMsavd ^LZ aSIBUUOÄR^ 3Ç oqqar ^SZ ^'Z SSddOD 36I O3dAH *^63811,0 a3JBl puBjq Ç NdOD T S°1U°<i dnsxvo L SSMlHd SSIAYSHM VO9Í1N Tj qsuj uaqojiN «.»Wl •ÏD|j sjOABjj snoi^qoQ xig ,nD “'"'-■•'“v TO BUY A SUPPLY OF LIFEBUOY! 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