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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1938)
THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1938 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON LIBRARIAN AND BOARD MEMBERS ATTEND MEET Mrs ibimant, the city librarian, Mrs Mackin and Miss Currin, both members of the library board, attended the District Ll- drary Conference, May 10, In Eu geni*. The conference, an all day meet ing, was held in the University of Oregon library. Mixa Harriet lx>ng, ntate librarian, presided The local delegation report that the Naxh lx>ok collection, which was open to visitors, wax of great interest. 'I'wo new chairs have been added to the furniture of the local lib rary room. The American Battle Monument* commission was created In 1023 SAVE 25% SAVE LIVES I-aat year highway accidents coat the lives of more than 40,000 men, women and children and nearly a million and a quarter more were injured. More than 52,000 of these deaths and injuries were caused directly by punctures, blowouts and skidding due to smooth, worn, unsafe tires. A recent survey dls- ckwes that 59 million tires now In use are, or will become, smooth thia year. Do your part to make driving safer. Replace smooth tire« on your car. Come In today and equip with Firestone Convoy tires and save 25 percent. FIRESTONE CAN OIVE YOU RUCH A HldH QUALITY TIRE AT SUCH A LOW PRICE: Because Firestone saves money by controlling and securing rubber and cotton at the source and by more efficient manufacturing and distribution. New High Quality Long Mileage Blowout Protection Puncture Protection CONVOY FOB CABS AND TRUCKI 4.50-20............... 57 .*• 4.50-21.............. 7.5« 4.75-19.............. ».15 5.00-19.............. «.»O 5.25-17.............. ».15 5.25-18.............. 5.05 5.50-17............... 10.45 6.00-16............... 11.00 6.25-16............... 15.15 FIRESTONE Mort Miles Per Dollar TREMBLEY’S STATION Eighth and Main Street Local (¡oilers Start Handicap Tourney Saturday, May 14th Sixty Players Have Entered; First Round Matches Should Be Finished by May 21. Cottage Grove golfers will start the opening round of a spring handicap tournament Saturday and continue until a champion is named for each of the 7 flights. Players have been grouped in flights according to their handi caps and opponents for the first round determined by drawing lots. All first round matches must be finished by Saturday, May 21, and one round completed each week thereafter. Players are re quested to arrange with their op ponents for each match In ad vance so the tournament can con tinue on schedule. Any player planning to join the club and wishing to take part in this tour nament should get in touch with a member of the committee im- mediately. Play will be for 18 holes, match play, using handi caps as listed for each player. 'Phe following are the players and their handicaps: Championship F light H. Swartz, 14 vs R Lemley, 8 F. Lrmley, 14 vs S. Carlson, 14 W Zimmerly, 6 vs C. French, 14 Bye R. Trask, 14 vs B. Zimmerly 14 vs C. Moreiock, 6 O. Bagley, 10 vs Ear) Hill, 14 P. Anlauf, 10 vs J. Wilson, 14 T. Denson, 12 vs bye lasers of first round will make up first flight. Second Flight. J. Mickey. 18 D. Trask. 18 vs Chambers, 16 vs Schroeder. 16 E Wiese, 18 D. Scott. 18 vs J. Blalock, 18 vs A Gilcrixt, 16 G. Earl, 18 R. Savage. 16 vs L Coiner. 18 vs S. Dunlop. 18 J. Lewis. 16 F. Milk, 18 vs Daugherty, 16 w Bye Losers of first round will make up third flight. Fourth Flight. vs J. Brown, 20 D. Nixon, 20 Hendricks. 20 vs D. lensing, 20 vs G. Stephens. 20 C. King. 20 N. Barton. 20 vs F. Grannis. 20 vs J. Kelly. 20 L Wiese, 20 G. Graber. 20 Vs W Moreiock. 20 vs R. Zahm. 20 D. Scholl. 20 F. Knickbkr, 20 vs J. McQueen. 20 Losers of first round will make up fifth flight. Sixth Flight H. Davis. 24 vs Williamson, 24 H. I»m bard, 24 vs Bye F. Blickle, 24 vs M. Cochran, 24 F Anderson. 24 vs Bye Blackmore, 24 v» T. Howard. 24 C. Zimm'ly. 24 vs J. Langston, 24 B. Trask. 24 vs R. Braswell. 24 B. Grannis, 24 vs Bye Losers of first round will make up seventh flight. Committee in charge: Orlo Bag- ley, William Zimmerly and Earl Hill. LATE REAL ESTATE DEALS The Elizabeth W. Alford ranch of 280 acres, located 34 miles northwest of Cottage Grove, wax sold to Robert Floyd of Culp Creek. Mr. Floyd purchased this ranch as an investment. The O. V. Pay house and lot lo cated on north Douglas street has been purchased by H. Clark Rey nolds. formerly of Colorado. Mr. j Reynolds purchased the place as an investment and has made sev eral improvements. The Susan Elizabeth Hubbard property on the west side has been sold to W. L. Workman, who will make many improvements to the buildings and will hold same for an investment. The above deals were handled by the Hall & Johnston Realty company of this city. HtanUna Marines. Rantinsl I CITY BRIEFS I Iwo small children will leave next Thursday for Spokane, Wash., where they will visit relatives and Mr. Coiner will attend a water works convention as delegate from this city. Clifford Smith who has under gone wvrral operations at a hos pital in Portland, has been brought CARD OF THANKS. to his home on South Sixth street. We wish to express our appre Mr. Smith received serious injuries ciation and thanks to the many about two years ago. friends and neighbors, the Rebek ahs. ( Md Fellows, Past Noble Dr. I x -I mjw is now comfortably settled in his new dental office In Grands, Kensington club, the the Omer apartments, with Indies Aid of the Presbyterian church and the Ladies of the modern equipment installed. Eagles Auxiliary for their assis Bill Beach, who wax appointed tance and services in the last rites chairman of the pixtol and xmall and services after the sudden bore rifle group of the Cottage death of our dear mother, Mrs. Grove Rod and Gun club, due to Susie Garoutte. Mrs. Orpha Roye the inability of Jack Smith, who and family. is a patient in a Eugene hospital, Mr. Frank Snodgrass to serve In that capacity, is mak and family. ing plans for additional improv- ments at the gun club grounds, to include new rifle and pixtol CARD OF THANKS. ranges. Mr. Beach will serve un- _ wish to express my apprecia til Mr. Smith recovers his health. tion of the help and kindness of J. S. Garner has moved from the many friends and neighbors Disston route Cottage Grove to who assisted in the last rites and Yoncalla, Oregon. services after the sudden death of Mrs. Susie Garoutte, who has been Mrs, Isabelle Flatters, mother like a real mother to me for many of Glenn Flatters, left Wednesday years. for Gray City, N. D., where she HARRY WILSON. plans to spend the summer. Mr. Edward Doolittle, his daughter Faye and his sister Esther, of Ryderwood, Washing ton, spent last week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Omer Doolittle, father and mother of Edward and Esther. CARD OF THANKS We wish to acknowledge our sincere appreciation and gratitude for the many kind and thoughful acts of our friends and neighbors, during our recent bereavement. The Emerson Family, | Damon Scott returned Wednes day from Portland, where he had spent several days attending a convention of J. C. Penney store managers. Harry Rentle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watt of Grants Pass spent Sunday here at the home of Mrs. Watt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Nielson. Mrs. Margaret Trembley left Sunday for Seattle where she will spent some time at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Robert Schafer. Your Hardware Needs From “A to Z” Can Be Filled at Money-Saving Prices Here. Whether its fishing tackle, an outboard motor, gtm% ammunition or other equipment for that vacation trip; or paints, fencing, haying equipment or logging supplies—-Give us a chance to save you money. Graber - Gettys SHOPGIRLS CAN DREAM OF ROMANCE, TOO I But Jessie Cassidy was one girl who fought for a rich, glamorous, love-filled life! Your Joan, in her most exciting role I Oottage Grove General Repair Shop Bicycle, Key A Gun Work Lawn Mower Sharpening Cottage Grove, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Coiner and tut buart-bruah urat hara ba/oru BARTELS MARKET JOAN FREE DELIVERY PHONE 55 TRACT Special Friday and Saturday We are NEVER NEVER undersold or Blah! Blah! Ahn CURTIS • Ralph MORGAM M FfWBI MrZRC* FTwnCwMI SowPiwbr l.i» i * ii Picnic Ham Back Bacon 15|c lb. 18c lb. Half or Whole Pure Lard 4 Ite..........39c Choice Breakfast Bacon Large Eggs 23ic lb. 2 doz.......... 35c None Better Fresh Ground Round Steak 20c lb. Arcade—May 15-16-17 Nucoa in»............ i8c 2 lbs........... 35c ' ARCADE Fri., Sat., San., Mon., A Taea_ May 20-24 and th ® seven DWARFS, Special morning mat inee for children only Saturday. “•Y *1» 10 a. m. No adults ad mitted to this morning matinee. Wednesday, Thursday, May 25-26 •THE GAIETY GIRLS," Jack Hulbert, Patricia Ellis. Brighten Your Teeth With BRITEN Briten is a smooth creamy paste that does what its name implies—brightens your teeth and your smile, tastes good. too. 2* K (let a tube of BRITEN today 25c KEM’S for DRUGS Only '['he Rexall Store BOOST AND BUILD COTTAGE GROVE Ohtributcd by «O RADIO Picture* Theatre Programs Arcade Put It en your 'mutt see* IM" —-Jimmy Fidler May 20-21-22-23-24
