THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 193H
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
make their home In Salem- The ed in Seal Beach, California,
Doa’U f«r Teartot*
Bracher family came here sever­ where he in connection with C. H.
al years ago from Junction City Ames operates the M. A A.
Don’t look for th* Siatina Madon­
and Mr. Bracher wax manager of Motorist, spent a few day* in na in th* Siatina ehapel at Roma; it
(New and Used)
the Twin Oakes until »hey dewed Cottage Grove over the weekend. la in Dresden. Don't look for the
FARM LIGHTING PLANTS
their local store some time ago. Mr. Menhall reports business Mona Me*, the great cannon, at
(New and Used)
Sam Schwartz, U. S postal In­ good in the Long Beach section. Mona in Belgium; it ia in Edin­
WIRING: Let us rewire your
spector located in Salem, was in
burgh
castle.
Don't
look
for
London
­
A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs.
home and lesson the fire haz­
the city Friday and Saturday.
derry near London; it is in Ireland.
ard or wire in electric outlet*
Mr. Schwartz was formerly a Elmo Sumers of Black Butte
for the convenience of your
poet al clerk in the local post of-i Wednesday evening, October 5th.
CARD OF THANKS
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arnest.
flee.
Our prices are low, our merchandise is of qualit
You
who
are
located
near
Lakeview.
Mr. and Mrs. Faye Stewart,
will find the latest in styles too — YOU SA
We wish to express our thanks
newlyweds, returned Friday from spent a few days in Cottage
California. They will be at home Grove at the parental A meat and to our neighbors for the kindness
Electric Contractor.
and sympathy shown us during
Mauiding homos.
Pure Silk, full fashion Hosiery, irrs
59c in Villard Court.
Phono 187J 1« Sooth 10th St.
Mr. and Mr*. John Mauldin?
Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt,
residents, from North and Ed Wiese made a business 7r
Ladies’ Sturdy Oxfords.... ............. = $1.98 former
th*
at-
Bend, are visiting at the home of trip to Portland the first of the
tenng*.
Two standard typewriter* tor
Mrs. Hewitt's parents, Mr. and week.
ames Potts and family. 9-ltp rent. The Sentinel office.
Ladies’ Style Shoes
$2.95 Mrs. Herbert Breedlove. The Charles Shinn, Wichita Fails,
4-tfc
Breedloves and their guests made Texas, executor of the estate of
Heavy Outing Flannel, dark or lite 12c yd. a business trip to Portland Thurs­ his father, the late Judge Shim,
day of last week. Mr. and Mrs. has been in Cottage Grove for
Hewitt expect to return home »everal days attending to busi­
80 sq. Prints, fast color
17c yd. the
last of the week.
ness matters
Harold Spriggs, stationed in a
Mrs. Carl King and Mrs, Karl
Satin Slips, bias or 4 gore....
98c naval base training camp at San Bracher were Junction City visi­
Diego, arrived the latter part of tors Thursday.
the week to spend his furlough
G. R. Blalock, manager of the
70x80 Sheet Blankets...........
59c with
hix parentx. Mr. and Mrs. local Safeway store, who accom­
Clint Spriggs,
panied Carl Powell, district man-
Umbrellas, children & ladies
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Williams, ager and Wendell Deller, man-i
98c up
Mrs. Kenneth Ward. Mrs. A W. ager of the Springfield Junction
Shofxtall,
Mrs. S. L. Godard and Safeway store on a fishing trip on I
2-lb. All Wool Batts, dark....
98c Miss Eunice
VanDenburg attend­ the Deschutes south of Bend, re­
ed a meeting of the Evangeline turned Friday night. Mr. Blalock
Men’s Dress Oxfords ............
$1.98 Chapter of Eastern Star in Eu­ reports the weather was cold in
gene Friday evening.
eastern Oregon, and a light snow
Men’s rub’r shoes, 6-in. raw cord sole $2.45
Red Rose Rutter and Ice Cream. falling ax they crossed the pass.
Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf
Greta Leum, daughter of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Amest of Edward J. Leum, 819 First street,
Rain Test Pants, Lt. weight
... $2.95 l^ekeview
were here last week to Cottage Grove, was selected for
attend the funeral of Mrs. Sannie the first soprano section of the
Rain Test Hats by Hirsch Weis
89c Anlauf, aunt of Mrs. Amest. They women * chorus at the Oregon 1 Volt, 2 Volt, and 6 Volt National Union
also visited their parentx, Mr. and Normal School, where she Is en­
Boy’s Heavy Tan Cords .........
$1.95 Mrs. G. B Arnest and Mr. and rolled in an education course. The Tubes. —Mallory Condensers. —Yaxley
Mrs. Jack Mauiding. They return­ chorus has begun preparation for
to Lakeview Sunday.
a series of musical programs, the
Volume Controls.
Men’s Heavy Tan Cords..........
$2.49 ed Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Grannis and principal one of which will be the
their house guests, Mrs. Winn Al­ Christmas assembly program, un- '
Wool Work Socks
15c len and son Jim of John Day, der the direction of Mrs. Flor­
Oregon, motored t o Umpqua ence W. Hutchinson.
Beach and lakeside Sunday. Miss
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Titus and
Med. Weight Unions
79c Mary
Clerin accompanied them. son Jack of Eugene were over­
Mr. and Mrs. Amil Thies re­
guests here Saturday, visit­
Plaid Flannel Shirts, cotton
$1.19 turned Friday from an extended night
ing at the Albert Helliwell and
visit with relatives and friends at Roy Short homes.
Woodward and other Oklahoma
Horace Sutherland and John
Heavy Canvas Gloves
2 pr. 25c points.
They drove over 4,000 Wilson of the local postoffice
before returning home.
were deer hunting Saturday In
Rubber Rain Jackets
.......... 79c miles
Two transients were arrested the Bohemia area, bringing back
last week at Creswell, charged a buck.
Wool socks, med. heavy........
35c with the theft of a car from T. O. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bartell of
Gunderson and were taken to Eu- Corvallis and their daughter, Mrs.
State police officers made Bob Williams of Portland, ar­
Hirsch Weis Rain Test Coats
. $4.50 gene.
the arrests.
rived Tuesday to visit friends
The Karl Bracher family left here and to spend some time at
Hirsch Weis Rain Test Pants
$3.95 the first of the week with their the Bartell's summer home at
household goods, for their new Lundpark. Mr. BarteU is a for­
at Salem, where Mr. Brach- । mer Cottage Grove hotel man.
West Coast 12 in. Calked Loggers $11.95 home
er. former manager of the Twin
Miles Wicks returned Satur­
Oaks store here, has been em- 1 day night from a deer hunting
We Give and Redeem S &H. Green Stamps
.ployed for several weeks.
trip in eastern Oregon.
Nine
Now—when there is a rush to get the children off to
Jim Allen, senior at the Uni- ' were in the party and the group
versity of Oregon, spent a few brought home nine bucks. Six
school—and to serve them with a hot Inn eh at noon,
days last week at the home of an ' of the nine dressed out at over
the quick, dependable and economical service of gas
uncle, F. L. Grannis, recuperat- : 200 pounds each.
heat is really appreciated.
ing from a recent illness. He re-
Mrs. Clyde Roberts, Mrs. Rob­
turned to school Monday.
ert Savage. Mrs. Joe Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Grannis Mrs. ___
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„___.
James
P. Graham
went to
left today for Salem where Mr. Corvallis Tuesday. They attend-
Grannis goes as a delegate to the ed a reception given by the Cor-
RANGE
YOUR
Oottage Grove, Oregon.
S t ate
Principals’
conference, vallis
Eastern
Star
chapter,
They will also visit their son Bob, honoring Ben Nichols, grand as-
If not—let us show you one of the new range* now on
who attends Willamette Üniver- sociate patron of the order. LL.
Mr.
display. A gas heater win be mighty convenient these
sity. Mrs. Grannis expects to go Nichols is a worthy patron of the
turned Sunday to her home in on to Portland to visit their Corvallis chapter.
oool
mornings, too.
Portland. James Hemenway, a daughter Carolyn. Mr. Grannis
Homer Nelson returned Tues­
grandson, motored to Portland will return home Sunday.
day from a Eugene hospital,
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goff of where he had spent several days
Mrs. Winnie Allen of John Day Portland visited here over the recovering from a minor leg
returned home Wednesday after week end.
operation. Pete Nelson motored
Hall and Johnston. Real Rotate, a two weeks’ visit with her broth­
Francis Hom attended the Pac­ up for him.
er. F. L. Grannis, and family.
ific Livestock Exposition in Port-
Mmes. E. R. Crabb and W. C.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry WHkenson land last week.
William Thum, Fred Blickle
Martin attended a meeting of the
and H. W. lombard were among and son of Portland were here a
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mueller of Eugene P. E. O. chapter A. M.
the salmon fishermen on the few days this week to attend the Silverton were week end guests yesterday afternoon.
Umpqua Sunday. It was Mr. funeral of Mrs. Wilkinson's aunt, of Mr. Mueller's parents, Mr. and
Blickle's first salmon fishing ex­ Mrs. James Potts. They were Mrs. T. C. Wheeler.
NO HUNTING ALLOWED.
pedition. and he proceeded to guests at the home of Mr. and
The fine new home of Mr. and
show up his eomfMinion, Mr. Lom­ Mrs. George McQueen, parents of Mrs. Harold Eakin, east of Cot-
Because two of my registered
bard, who drew a blank, 'tis re- Mrs. Wilkinson.
tage Grove, nears completion. cattle have been shot by hunters
Store-wide
All
in
Grted. Bill Thum also connected,
Mrs. Ella Caukins of Nampa. Carpenters have about a weeks recently and several other head
t apparently their scales were
Mrs. J°hn Bluc and wor^ left in finishing the house, of stock previously, I am forced
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been reported.
out of order, for no weights have Will Carlile, both of Myrtle Creek
to prohibit hunting or trespass­
were guests for a few days this
been reported.
Nels Nielson, who is superin­ ing on my property. Violator*
The Junior* of the Presbyter­ week at the A. L. Woodard home. tendent of a sawmill at Salem, will be prosecuted to the full ex­
ian Sunday school are to have a Mrs. Caukins was enroute to spent the week end at his home tent of the law.
here.
party at the church Saturday. 4 Pasadena, California.
9-ltp.
A. W. WHITE.
Battery E Is back on regular
r_l
~___ w_ and
__ 2 Clyde
22, „ Roberts
___ ,
p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Smith in
Bob Savage
schedule with drill every Tues- left Tuesday for a week’s" outing
charge.
Let
Georg BJorset spent a few days day night. The battery can use a on the Rogue river,
Doc and Buss Pitcher killed a
in Portland the first of the week few more good young men for re-
visiting his brother, whose ship placements, -according to Serg large black bear in the Ball
and
was in port there for a short eant P. S. Bukowski.
orchard near Culp Creek recent-
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wheeler, who ly.
time.
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were fishing on the Umpqua Mon-
Mrs. Lee Dugan has returned
Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Martin
family visited with Mr. and Mrs. day, returned with three salmon, home from a Eugene hospital.
Hard Wheat,
T. J. Fox of the Springfield com- two silvers and a 30-pound chi-j S. T. Rose was In Eugene Fri-
munity Sunday.__________________ nook. For the benefit of those day attending the funeral of an
John W. McCain and Catherine who have been asking Rex how uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Small White New Crop
lbs.
Ophelia Stith, both giving Cottage >t ls done, The Sentinel wishes to Bohart, who were killed last week
Grove as their home address, state that Mrs. Wheeler caught in an automobile accident near
were united In marriage by Judge all the fish.
Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rose
Extra Nice
bunches
N. E. Glass at Eugene Monday.
Bob Mills, stationed with the of Roseburg, who also attended
Dr. W. E. Lebow was in Port- army at Fort Stevens, spent a the funeral, visited briefly at the
land the latter part of last week few days last week with his par- Rose home here Friday evening.
Extra Nice
bunches
In attendance at a dental clinic. !
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watt of
Clifford Smith returned Mon- Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Claude Cru-; Grants Pass visited Sunday after-
day to the Veterans' hospital in *>n motored to Ft. Stevens with noon here at the home of Mrs.
Best Grade
Gallon
Portland for examination and him Sunday.
Watt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spies of Nielson, and with a daughter,
Mr. and Mr*. Schofield Stewart Eugene are the parents of a Shirley Watt, who Is staying at
spent a few days last week in daughter born Thursday, October the home of her grandparents
Portland on business and attend- 6,
" at the Sacred Heart ‘ hospital, and attending school.
Mrs. Mary McCargar of Grants
ing the Pacific International The infant is a grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. Spies of this city. Pass, a former resident of the Your investment in your
Stock show.
Mrs. Eva Hemenway, who vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harms of Dorena community, is spending a property with PAINT.
ited for a month at the home of Portland spent the week end in week at the home of a daughter,
See Our Large Hand Bills Each Week for
her son, W. A. Hemenway, re- the city. James Robison, father Mrs. AJvis Wicks.
Extra Specials.
of Mrs. Harms who had visited a
H. S. Mendenhall, for many The time is right, the price
few days in Portland, returned years a Cottage Grove merchant,
with them. Mr. and Mrs. Harms but for the past two years locat- is right.
Attend the
1 left Monday for Gold Beach.
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6:30 BAKED SALMON
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ferrin re­
turned Saturday from a business
DINNER AND FLOOR
LEARN TO DANCE
trip to Portland. Mrs. Glennie Walts, fox trot, swing, etc.
SHOW.
Frost, who had recently under­
Sponsored by Rainbow Girls
Tap, ballet, toe, acrobatic.
gone an operation on an eye in
at MASONIC HALL
' Portland, returned with them.
PHYLLIS-CHARLES
Thursday, October 20th
Mrs. Karl Bracher and daugh-
STUDIOS
Phone 60
ters Dorothy and Jean left Sun-1
Dinner, Me a Plate
Savo Every Dey the IO-À Way
PHONE 1
0.
G HOTEL
j day to Join Mr. Bracher and |
October
Electric Motors
VALUES
M. H. MORRIS
Radio
A. C. Radios
Battery Radios
159^
‘15o’79^
Folks Really Appreciate
The Convenience and
Comfort of
GAS
At This Season
DO YOU HAVE A MODERN
GAS
IN
HOME?
CITY BRIEFS
Cottage Grove Gas Co
Canned Goods Sale
Sale on
Canned Goods
Lots of 6,12 or
Cans.
Free—Samson Card Table
Us Explain
Extra Specials for Friday
^AINT UP
PROTECT
Vinal Randall
Building Service
Saturday
Flour
49 u> “ck 99c
Beans
25c
Carrots
2
Beets
2
Vinegar
19C
Fruit Jars at Cost
Powdered Sugar
3 te 19c
SMITH-SHORT
GROCERY