THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1938
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Maintain a well balanced health building program daily,
because mind and body arc inseparable. Run on even emo
tional keel. Recognise early factors of strain. Faw the
facta of reality squarely. Follow a balanced schedule of
work. play, relaxation and sleep.
Emparer Ie Sacred
Inspired "Ray on Deck" Poem
The death of the ten-yeur-old son
of Louis do Casablanca, a French
naval officer, inspired the poem of
‘The boy who stood on the burning
deck.”
Sovereignty, in the Japanese con
stitution. is the sacred manifesta
tion of the emperor’s political
rights, as combined in the emperor
‘'himself,'* who is "sacred” and ''in
violable.”
Special Demonstration
on
Phone 30
Special On Sundays
Chiropractic Physician
Cottage Drove
SOCIETY
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STEELE-KELLY
Fairview (Special). — Harvey
Kelly, son of Mr and Mrs. Fred
Kelly of Fairview, and Miss Jean
ne Steele, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Steele of Dorena. were
married Tuesday. July 12. Harvey
is a graduate of the Cottage Grove
high school and is employed at
the Irish-McBroom market. The
couple will make their home in
Cottage Grove.
LAKE REUNION HELD.
The eighth annual Lake reunion
was held Sunday. July' 17, at the
Eugene-Springfield auto park. A
basket lunch was served at noon,
after which the regular business
meeting was presided over by A.
C. Lake of Noti, president.
Short talks were given by Bert
Myers, vice president and Mrs.
Aus Jones of Reedsport.
Philip Lake was elected secre
tary and treasurer, filling the
vacancy of Henry M. Lake, who
passed away June 5, 1938.
The meeting place for the re
union was changed to Skinners
Butte park. Eugene.
Those present were A. C. Lake.
Noti; Mrs. Mary Cole, Miss Opal
Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Guiley. all of Eugene: Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. McDonald and three
children, Marcóla; Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Miller of Black Butte;
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myers and
sons Loren and Delbert, Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Myers and sons Norman and
Lloyd, Mrs. Myrtle Lake and son
Philip, all of Cottage Grove; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Jenkins and
daughter of Colton; Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Castle and two children
of Lorane; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kirk and three children of Spring
field, and Leonard. Leo and Char
lotte Layng of Troutdale.
Guests were Miss Iola Hough
ton and Orest Houghton of Eu
gene; Miss Geraldine Seiling of
Yoncalla and Mr. and Mrs. Aus
Jones of Reedsport.
On Friday evening. July 15, the
Rebekah lodge held their regular
meeting and installation of offi
cers with the I.O.O.F. lodge. In
stalling officers were D.D.G.M.
Curtis Hanson and D.D.P. Myrtle
Kent, assisted by D.D.G.M. Chas.
McKibben and Mearl McKibben.
Elective officers installed were:
Mrs. Len Culver. N.G.; Mrs. Carl
Plunkett. V.G.; Mrs. Chas. Con
ner. secretary; Mrs. Eva Hatch,
treasurer. Appointive officers
were Mrs. George Currin, RJS.N.
G.: Mrs. Al Hamloth. L.S.N.G.;
Mrs. Chas. McKibben. RS.V.G.;
Mrs. John Sanders, L.SV.G.; Mrs.
S. O. Van Schoiack. Warden; Mrs.
L. McCoy, conductor; Mrs. C.
Peterson, chaplain; Mrs. R. Aw-
brey, O.G.; Mrs. I. Morris, I.G.;
Mrs. Clara Stevens, musician.
About 100 attended. Visitors were
from Eugene, Marcola and Port
land. Mrs. Anna Mae Stevenson.
P.N.G. of this lodge, was in at
tendance, also Mn. Stella Baker,
who had been in Oklahoma for
two years. Refreshments were Globe Trotter Travels
served.
55,000 Miles in 10 Years
Ohio. — ,. Francis
Toth,
A regular meeting of Pho Theta . Lorain,
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twenty-seven-year-old
globe
trotter.
Rho Girls was held Monday eve-
to „
his native Lorain
ning. Miss May Anubrey, new ad- has
_ returned
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visor, was present. The girls will
a ten-year. 55,000-mile trek to
hold installation Monday evening. all continents.
July 25, at 7:30. The public is in-1 Toth, who began his adventure at
vited. A number of Theta Rho 1116 a8e oi seventeen when he took
girls attended the installation of passage from the United States on a
the Eugene girls last Wednesday fruit liner, spent five years as a
evening. They were guests at a soldier of fortune in the Far East,
dance after installation. Those at- visited Tibet, India, toured Europe,
tending were Mary McKibben, touched Africa, Australia and South
Jeanette Trunnell, Lura Wilson, America in his wanderings.
Bethel St Elmo. Lois Hansen,
Describing formidable Tibet. Toth
Alice Trunnell and Bene Trun- sajd-
nell.
'It is so unreal, so strange, so ut-
Mrs. William Veebnan and Mrs.
and iaraway’ fr°m
Max Plath entertained the Neigh-
1 have ever seen that
bors of Woodcraft socially Tues- *ords have not yet been coined to
day evening at the home of Mrs. describe what 1 ielt as I looked on
Veelman on south Sixth street. A thls forlorn, forgotten and unhappy
7:45 dessert was served after- land"
which four tables of bridge were
American Citizens
at play. Special guests were Mrs.
A child born in America is an
Queen and Mrs. Opal Dunford. American citizen, regardless of the
Mrs. W. W. McFarland and Mrs. nationality and citizenship of his
J. P. Graham won prizes and Mrs. parents. There are several thou-
Gregg won the guest prize.
sand American-born Japanese who
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are citizens of this country and many
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more in Hawaii. Most American
lodge will not hold its regular cilUens are ,uch bv birth or by
meeting this month. The Past; the usual process of naturalization.
Noble Grands club will hold its । - - „
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annual picnic in the city park A iew person’' ,n
c,rcum"
Thursday, July 28. The meeting stances, have been made citizens by
will be at 2 o’clock with a 6:30 acts of congress and seme became
supper. Committee is Mearl Me-
by th- transfer of territory
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Kibben,
Mrs. Minnie Morelock, from other f.ngs to that of the United
Vina Smith and Anna Nickles. ' States—as iu our share of the Virgin
islands.
The Research club entertained
with a shower Tuesday evening at
Eskimos in Champlain Valley
the home of Mrs. George Bjorset, That there was a contact between
for Mrs. Norman Lewis (Evelyn
Coiner), a recent bride. Mrs. Stella ‘ the Eskimos and the Indians of the
Baker, who had been in Oklahoma 1 Champlain vailey was indicated by
for two years, and Mrs. Helen, the discovery of ground slate im
Bosley, charter member of the, I plements found in excavations be
club, were present. Refreshments tween Vergennes, Vt, and Lake
Champlain.
were served.
JULY SAVINGS
Substantial Reductions on the
Following Items
Hats — Swim Suits — Blouses
Ladies’ Sheer Dresses
1.00 & 1.49
Hats up to 2.95 values
............ 2.95
Blouses, 3.85 values, ....
............ 1.95
Blouses, 2.95 values ....
Blouses, 1.95 values ....
....... .... 1.49
One group ladies sheer and white
dresses, 1.95 values........ ........
1.59
Two-piece play suits, reg. 98c
69c
Amest Dress Shop
During this sensational heat wave
we will pack Super Creamed Ice
Cream in gallon or half-gallon
Dry loe containers. Dry Ice will
keep your Super Dreamed Ice
Cream from 6 to 8 hours. Just the
thing for your picnic or trip to
lake or coast
Gallons
$1.25
^Gallons
65
Nothing to Return!
GUSTAFSON’S
Super-Creamed Ice Cream Store
Phone 31
Corner of 6th and Main
Colfanite
Nothing Like It in America!
Graber - Gettys
We will have a factory representative at our store on the
dates outlined above to demonstrate to you COLFANITE,
the new wipe on finish that provides a protective film im
pervious to acids, alcohols and cleaners—that eliminates
the weekly task of waxing, polishing and cleaning and that
sells for no more than a high grade varnish. Easily applied,
cleans as easily as porcelain.
There Is A Colfanite Finish For Every Purpose
Don’t Miss This Demonstration !
DRUG PRICES CUTi
Down Go Prices on Many Items to Meet
Prices of Nearby Cities.
NO CREDIT, • GREEN STAMPS or COUPONS Allowed
On Items Sold at Oregon State Fair Trade Prices.
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Bromo Seltzer—30c size
...... _........ 25c
60c size........... ...... .......... „... .. ........ 49c
$1.20 size.................
95c
$1.35 Lydia Pinkhams.......................... $1.00
$1.25 Petrolagur ............... ............... ........ 89c
39c Epsom Salts, U.S.P.—2 lbs............. 19c
Pierces G.M.D. or Favorite Prescription,
$1.35 size.......................................... $1.16
$1.00 size ......
_......... _..... 87c
$1.00 Bisodal
79c
100 Aspirin...-.......
29c
Drene Shampoo—60c size...............
49c
$1.00 size
79c
50c Ipana Tooth Paste....................
39c
Mentholatum—30c size....... -.... ..... .......27c
60c size..............
53c
Milk Magnesia—Pints............................. 29c
Quarts
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49c
Fitch Shampoo—$1.00 size...........
89c
75c size................
57c
89c Aerer Emulsion—Pint
39c
50c Pablum__ _____________
43c
Working Men’s Lunch Kits—
$1.50 value......................................$1.19
Sal Hepatica—30c size.......................... 25c
60c size..... _......... ...............
49c
$1.20 size .. .....
97c
25c Talcum Powder, Large Can,
10c 1
Rubbing Alcohol—Pint
19c 1
75c Bayer Aspirin—100s
59c 1
Ex Lax—25c size......... ......................... 23c I
50c size........................................
47c 1
98c Vacuum Bottle—Pint
79c I
40c Fletcher’s Castoria
31c 1
75c Family size ...............
59c 1
Kotex —12s . ...........
20c 1
30 pack, with 35c Quest Free ..... 48c 1
Lady Ester Cream—55c size
............. 39c 1
83c size .......................................
59c 1
50c Tasteless Castor Oil................
29c 1
$1.00 Jergens Lotion with 50c Woodbury 1
Powder—A $1.50 Value for............ 79c 1
25c Listerene Tooth Paste—2 for.........26c 1
Antiseptic Solution—Pints ...........
29c 1
Agar Agar—Lb................................
$1.49 1
Colgate Dental Cream—35c size......... 33c 1
20c size .........................
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19c 1
Ponds Creams—35c size______________ 25c 1
55c size............................................... 39c 1
$1.50 Kaomagma.................................... $1.29 1
Jeculin—12 oz. ...................................... $2.67 1
24-oz.....................
2..........„... $4.49 I
50c Unguentine ................
43c 1
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
Brown’s Drug Store
Watch This Paper for Future Reduced Prices