Joe Cordon’s Quint I
Trims Local Team
SOCIETY
to the home of Leslie Cone for re-'
freshments. At the league meet-'
ing this Sunday a play " The Land
of the Peacemakers” will ba giv­
en. Th<* Intermediate Ix*ague will
join witli the Epworth League for
this service.
MRN. WALTER HUNTER EN-
TERTAINS JUSTAMERE
'rhe Cottage Grove Independ­
ent" gave J«x* Gordon’s quint a
Lhe Justamere club was enter­
run for their money" on the lo­
TO GIVE DINNER PARTY
tained
with a 1:30 dessert Tues­
cal court Thursday night, and led
the visitors until the last quarter day afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Reed will
when they lost two of their regu­ Mrs. Walter Hunter. Mrs. Ted give « dinner party tonight honor­
lars, F ranch on ¡x-monal«, and Denoon and Mrs. Cheater WheeL ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed, Mr.
Swanson on a "shiner" and the er were additional guests of the and Mrs. Merle Porter and Mr
visitors stag«*<l a rally that put club. The afternoon was siient¡and Mrs. Knaffle Haynes
bridge,
Mrs.
Lloyd
__+__
them out In front 61-37. Both playing
The
I m * D,NNER HONORS VISITORS
team« had a mutual agreement nex^mecting" oMhe club’will*
with the referee "not to call them
Christmas
party
tix) close" and the fans saw a fust tin* annual
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Pitcher
rough and exciting game. 'The lo­ which will tn* held Tuesday even­ were hosts at a dinner Sunday
ing,
December
20,
at
the
horn«*
of
cals had a substantial lead at half Mrs. O. M. Bagley.
honoring Mr«. W. B. McNeil and
time, but the Gordonites hitting
Mrs. E. Colburn of San Francisco
their stride, the count was close
sisters of Mrs. Pitcher, who are
benefit dance nets
with the locals keeping but a
visiting here. Other guests at
FIFTY DOLLARS
jioint or two ahead until the final
the dinner were Mrs. Sarah Kerr,
«tmirtiT, when the visitors took
Raymond Kerr, Mr. and Mrs’
The
milk
fund
benefit
dance
the lead and were never headed.
held at the armory Saturday George But Ike and Mr. and Mrs.
Both Joe and Jack Gordon naw evening netted approximately $50. C. A. Blackbum, Eugene* Mr.
action almont th<* entire game, to the milk fund, Damon Scott and Mrs. J. L. Whitsell and
with the Yankees star accounting chairman, announced yesterday* daughter Marilyn. Westfir; Mr.
«tan;«
’
*n tht' “H'*1
« ‘omplete check o7^^^ and Mrs. J. L. Hotetrom and son
’
.
jCelpts and expenses have not been Junior, Oakridge; C. W Pitcher
Joe Gordon was high point man made, Mr. Scott said he believed Silver Lake; Mrs. Naomi Kirk’
of the evening, garnering 20 the amount would run over $50 00 George Kerr and Keith Pitcher. ’
ixiints, most of which were col- which is very gratifying.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY GROUP
Iccted In the final quarter. French
HOLDS SHOWER
for the locate and Allen for the
CHEERIO ( LAHM HAS
visitors fled for second high each
CHRINTMAN PARTY
collating 14 points.
Phe Baptist Missionary Society
Line-ups were as follows:
The Cheerio class of the Meth-
entertained Wednesday af-
<'otta<n Grove
““ Sunday
“
“ ’
,.;j a tf™000 at the home of Mrs. C. E.
School
held
Joe Gordon’s odist
French, 14,
^e
Creek district,
F 9. Jack Gordon Christmas party at the church
Mlnncy, 7,
F JW. Joe Gordon building Monday.
Class mem-
Mrs. Chester
honored
Tracy,
C
10, Danner hers exchanged gifts and made A,lf‘n wlth a shower. Devotionals
Sok* Im, 2,
G
Later
14. Allen candy.
-
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— class
----- - went
....... wore led by Mrs. Ollie Pickens
Swannon. ß,
2. Graham ‘«ruling with their teacher, Mrs. assisted by Rev. Henry Davis.
Ollen«, 6,
The program was devoted to the
s
Taylor Newt. Land.
Grime«, O,
s
study of India and Mrs. Pickens
Bartete,
s
MRS. METCALF ENTERTAINS was in charge. Rev. and Mrs
Scott, 2.
Davis were special guests of the
s
WITH CHRISTMAS PARTY
Minor,
society. At the tea hour delicious
s
FOR TUESDAY BRIDGE
refreshments were served. Mrs
Entertaining with a 1 o’clock Magnesson and Mrs. P. Bush sang
luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. a Christmas duet.
Harry Metcalf was hostess for
the
annual Christmas party of the PRESBYTERIAN AID HEARS
Mrs. C. I). Brown. Miss Melissa
Tuesday Bridge club.
A gaily
reports
< lark and Mrs. FL R. I^cmley have trimmed
Chritmas tree was the
REPORTS
given a number of books to the
keynote of the room decorations
Reports on the tea and doll
•city library.
^ble .WaVT show
h^d were given at
.
I**0*01 on th«* P«y nhclf are “il with
«K
.the. Pre,bytorlan
Inc Wind Blows West," Bowen- -I by
Aid society Wednesday afternoon
"Tlie Ijimp in the Valley," String­
tapers.
Members exchanged in the church parlors. The group
er; ’The Enchanted Oasis," Bald­ ed
gifts and the hostess presented a voted to purchase a carpet for
win
each guest. The afternoon the choir room of the church.
'Twenty-eight volumes of Bur- gift to
spent playing contract and Mm. Roy Short to be chairman
geM’ Iledtimc Stories have been was
added. These arc popular with the Mrs. Metcalf held high score. of the committee on arrange­
The club will not meet until after ments The group also voted to
children.
the holiday season, January 10 assist in buying new song books
The library now has a com- being the next meeting date.
for the church. Devotionals were
plete set of Zane Grey. 'This writ­
h’d by Mrs. Sallie Hill. At the
er Is a favorite of many readers
CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR
tea
hour
refreshments
were
Some nre new and others have
GEORGIANPA
CLUB
served
by
the
following
commit
­
been on our shelves before.
tee: Mrs. ’Georg Bjorset, Mrs
Among about seventy new
Phe Georgianna club of the Hunter and Mrs. E. C. Shay.
books added the past week, most­ Methodist church will have their
ly fiction, is a copy of "Goodbye annual party at the home of Mrs.
Mr. Chips" by Hilton. Thin
This book Ellsworth Tilton. December 20th. BIBLE SCHOOL CLASS HAS
BACKWARD PARTY.
has been axk«*d for by several pa­ Following the party the club
trons.
members will be hostess nt a tea
The high school class of the
Among
_ the non - fiction for for members of the ladles aid.
adults is a collection of street Tea hours are from 3:00 to 5:00 Christian Bible school were en­
tertained with a backward party
plays for club nights, and for o'clock.
at
the home of their teacher, Mrs.
children. "The World’s Great Ad-
Albert Hull, last Thursday eve­
venture." Miller, and The Boys
CAROLING PARTY
ning. There were thirty-one class
Story of Lindbergh." Beamish.
members in attendance. A num-
Epworth Leaguers of the Meth­ ber of games were enjoyed after
odist church will go Christmas which refreshments were served.
Cottage Grove High carolling
Dectenber 23.
After
carolling the Leaguers are invited
School Honor
Sentinel want ads pull
LIBRARY NOTES
IRISH-SWARTZ Iñc
Fhone 53 or 54
( wo Free City Deliveries Daily
Give food gifts for Christmas—Nothing could be more practical
—Let us fix up a nice gift box for you.
Chocolate Drops
2 lbs.
19c
Walnuts
Tobacco
Locals
Hard Mix
2 lbs........ ...... 19c
2 lbs
29c
Peanuts
16 oz. Prince Albert 67c
16 oz. Prince Albert in
Class Humidor
$1.00
16 oz. Velvet__ __ 67c
16 oz. Granger ... __ 65c
16 oz. Geo. Wash, __ 55c
16 oz. Model __ ..... 65c
Fresh Boasted
Choc. Covered
Cherries
1 lb. box... ..... 21
2 lbs
23c
Mixed Nuts
We also have the follow-
ing kind in 1-Ib. Christ-
mas Packages.—
Edgeworth, Union Lead
er, Sir Walter, Catcher,
Big Ben.
Contain Almonds, Pecan,
Brazils, Filberts, Wal­
nuts and Peanuts.
Miniature
Chocolates
1 lb. box... _...
Fancy Chocolates
2 lb. box
59c
Chocolates
5 lb. box____
89c
2 lbs.......... 33c
Dates
3 lbs........
Dates
California Fresh
Lb
Wax Paper
19c
Cigarettes
Cash Price by Carton
10c sellera _____ 89c ctn.
2 for 25c sellera $1.15 ctn.
We also have an assort­
ment of cigars in Christ­
mas Wrap at attractive
2 for 29c
125-foot Rolls
Taking AMERICA by STORM-
SPECIAL!
New Corn Cereal in delicious
Bubble Form!
3 PKGS.
NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT
“Puts a new kick in breakfast
$1.50 VALUE FOR 50c
Eveready Masterlite
Butter
(A Real Present) With—
Sperry’s Pancake Flour
g-
Large pkg.
Lb
Help the Fanner
See Us for Details
Roll
'The high school honor roll for
the second report period of the
year was announced this week.
Students ranking
highest
in
scholarship, service, and school
citizenship are Included as fol­
lows:
Freshmen - Bauder. Harold;
Bolton. Dean; Gable, Zella Mae;,
Garoutte, Alden; Hooker, Perrion;
Lebow, Claude; Makinson, Wini-
fred; Moody, Bob; Nixon, Faye;
Nixon, George; Peters, Juanita;
Pluenrd, Bill; Reed. Alan; Safley,
Dorothy; Thayer, Grace; Trun-
nell, Alice; Yearous, Jean, t
Sophomores
Anderson, Arline-
Baldwin. Patricia; Black, Doris;
Clark, Elinor; Ewing, Maxine;
Hanson, Lois; Harriman. Viola;
Hatch, Donna; Holderman, Bar­
ton; Ixtbow, Faye; Michael. Syl­
va; Roncr, June. Smith. Albert;
Smith, Dick; Sturges, Harry; I
Williams, Leon; Wilson, Lura; I
Wilson, Velma.
Juniors— Adkins, Betty; And­
erson, Dorothy; Arnold, Martha;
Blickle, Jimmy; Cone, Elmer; I
Crossett, Montana; Earl, Billy;
Ferrin, Miriam; Geer, Lillian;
Kem, Geraldine; Kruse,
Lee; I
Lemley, Gladys; Lukens, Emma; J
Newton. Eathel Ann; Smith, Ber­
nice; Stewart. Maxine; Teel, Jean
Seniors— Blalock, Dorismae;
Eastbum,
Wanda;
Ellsworth, I
\rances; Gilham, Marie; Hughes, |
Frances; Hunter, Virginia; Jack- I
son, Dean; Jones, Betty; King
Virginia; Krewson. Lola; Lamb,
Virginia; Morton, Jacie; Peterson, I
Anna Marie; Richards, Marian; |
Savage,
Joan;
Smith,
Carol;
•Stiles, Lx>ren; Tucker, Dorothy.
COURT RECORDS.
Probate.
Account Approved — Final ac­
counting of the estate of Fred-,1
erikke Marie Bruus was approv-j
cd.
Circuit.
Sale of the old Siuslaw Boom
company holdings to Grace E. i
Beistel for $1700 was ordered con­
firmed.
The $21,760 personal damage*
case brought by Everett Pollock!
against Delta McLin was ordered;!
transferred to the U. S. district If
court.
Sult to quiet title on a parcel J
of land in Florence was filed by I
N. J. Dunn against Julian Francis:I
Miller, a minor, Alice Me C. Mill-11
cr, guardian, ct al.
|
H-D Com
H-D Peas
No. 2 Cans
Cream Style or
Whole Kernel
H-D Pumpkin
Na 303 Cans
Early Garden
No. 2^ Cans
3 cans...... 35
Cranberry
at Thrift-Wise. Gifts for Everyone
at Cut Rate Prices. Patronize the store that was instru-
mental in bringing cut rate prices to Cottage Grove.
Coty’s Sets----------------------- $1.00 to 2.95
Manicure Sets_____ _______ $1.93 to 2.98
Colgate, Palmolive Shaving Sets 49c to 89c
Cashmere Bouquet Sets.. . .... .... 49c to 89c
Cutex Nail Polish Sets........... ... 50c to 3.75
Mello- Gio Sets.......... . ........................ 39c
Ladies Comb. Brush, Mirror set 98c to 5.95
Men’s Fitted Zipper Travel Cases 1.98-5.95
Rand Close Shave Electric Razor
9 50
Men’s Billfolds.......................... 25c to $1.59
Bath Powders....................
29c to 1.10
Quality Gift Stationery........................... 49C
Bunte Chocolates, fresh, 1 lb box.... . 60c
1-lb. Box Cherry Chocolates
23c
TOBACCO’S at Cut Prices
Camels, Chesters, Luckies,
12a
$1.15 Carton
All 10c Brands............
.... 89c Carton
Cigars—Van Dyck, Boi-tan, Penna, Owls
Christmas Box of 25 ......
$1.10
Christmas Wrapped Pounds, P. A., Velvet. 69c
G. Washington
54c
DOZEN CANS 93c
Pineapple
String Beans
No. 1*4 Cans Sliced
H-D No. 2 Cans
Sauce
2 cans
3 for_______ 2f
RINSO, small
2 for 19c
Large ----------------- 22c
LIFEBUOY,
LUX SOAP,
3 cans...... 3i
3 bars 19c
3 ban 19c
Small
3 cans ..
PUREX
- 2 for 19c
2 for 45c
SPEY, 3 lb. can
_ 6 lb. can_____
$ i 6 ot
A Beal Saving
Gallon Jug 39c
Health Ade Tissue
3 rolls 10c
Irish’s Special
Flour
Peter Pan
Flour
Every Sack Guaranteed
Lane County's Most
Popular Hardwheat
49 lb. sack..... 1.10
Drifted Snow
Flour
49 lb. Sack
49 lb. sack__ 1.2
$1.39
IRISH-McBROOM MEAT DEP’T
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese and Chickens, All Fresh Killed will be at our disposal f<
mas and New Year s at popular prices. We pull the tendons and draw thefow
extra charge.
Ground Beef ...
... 3 lbs. 29c Pork Roast, lb....
Leg of Pork
Sliced Bacon, lb
... 18c
Veal Steak, 2 lbs.
Broken Slices
Side Bacon, lb........ 21c, 25c, 27c Fancy Shoulder
Shortening, 4 lbs.
Breakfast Bacon
Clean and Fresh
In Bulk
Look for the Green Neon Sign—YOU SAVE
35c
Shamrock Hams
Fresh Out of Smoke
18c
29c
39c
lb.22Jc