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TH E SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY, JI NE 29, 1939 Mr. and Mrs. Grant Montgom- ix ARE YOU READY for the 4th of JULY r Have you clothing that will give you freedom yet look dressy? If not, come in and let us show what we have Men’s Smart Wash Slacks $2.49 Dress Shirts, White or Patterned 98c Large Assortment in Polo Shirts 98c Men’s White Caps -................. 25c Special Men’s Suits, New Models $17.95 Men’s Bathing Trunks........................ 98c Ventilated Crepe Sole Oxfords .... $1.98 Full Fashioned Hosiery Err. ..... 59c Bias Satin Stripe Slips .............. 49c Ladies Slacks & Overalls ............. 98c Special $2.95 Rayon & Silk Dresses $1.98 Bathing Suits for Ladies $1.98 to $3.95 Ladies Anklets 15c Oott&ge Grove, Oregon. Ì CITY BRIEFS | Mm. Gladys Preger of Monte sano. Washington, arrived Mon day to spend several days at the EL C Shay and A. W. Shofstall homes. Hall and Johnston, Real Eatate, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Williams Loans, Mure Insurance. Phone 53. and niece Katherine Williams spent Sunday on the Umpqua riv EPWORTH LEAGUE PRE er near Elkton. SENTS. "Up at Minty's." 3-act Patricia Scott, daughter of Mr. comedy, June 30 at 8:00 p. m. nt high school gym. Admission: Re and Mrs. Damon Scott, is spend served. 35c; general. 25c; chil- ing the week at the home of her tlren. 10c. 46-ltp grandparents In Eugene. Fret! Bennett Jr. of Corvallis Fried chicken 35 cents at the Is spending a few days visiting in Cottage Grove Coffee shop. 46-41-ltc tin Chas Fuhrer home. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Boyce and family „.‘turned the first of the week from a 2.400 mile motor trip, which Included visits to the San Francisco exposition and Seattle. Washington. Mr. Boyce said they had to „«turn to Oregon to get some sunshine. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Roberts and family returned Saturday from a visit to the San Francisco fair and other points south. Mrs. W. J. White stopped over night in Cottage Grove last Thursday on her way home to Portland after spending two Mrs. N. E. Compton returned weeks at the San Francisco fair. Saturday night from the Metho- She wax accompanied by two sis «list conference held at Forest ters and a niece. Grove. She attended ns a lay dele Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Boyce and gate from the local Methodist family returned Satunlay from a church. trip to northern Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. William Garouttc Washington. spent the week end visiting her Mrs. Sam Waren and niece sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calla Phyllis Vincent visited Friday han. in Portland. with Mrs. Myrtle Lake at Thorn Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin and ton Comers. family spent the week end on the Tom Kern, son of Mr. and Mrs. coast at Astoria and Newport. C. J. Kcm, has accepted a posi Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harry and tion with the Standard Oil Co. daughter returned Saturday eve in Portland. ning from a two weeks’ trip that Mrs. Carl Price and son Tom, took them to Jerome, Idaho, who have been visiting in the D. where they visited Mr. Harry’s H. Hemcnway home, returned to j>ar< nts, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. their home in Portland Sunday. Hairy, and Winnemucca, Nevada, where they visited Mrs. Harry’s Orval Blackmore, who is sta parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hoff- tioned with troop B at Monterey, nuhr. They also spend two days California, arrived Thursday for a at the San Francisco fair. visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Blackmore. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Cagle of Seat tle. Washington, are visiting Mrs. Wallace Boslaugh stopped for a Cagle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. visit with his father, C. H. Bos Fred Bressler. laugh, Sunday while enroute to his home in Portland after visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirkbride ing with a brother Harold at and daughter Doris and Bernice North Bend. Kcnnady of Meridan, Wyoming, visited two days of last week at Mrs. O. W. Blackmore return the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ed Friday evening from a visit Smith. Mrs. Kirkbride and Mrs. with her uncle, Fred Wheeler, at Smith are sisters. They came Oak Harbor, Washington, and at west to attend the San Francisco the summer resorts along the fair and while In California will coast. visit Mrs. Kirkbride’s brother and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Picknell other relatives. are the parents of a son bom Mr. and Mrs. Lev Van Schoiack Sunday. spent Sunday in Eugene. Norriss King returned to his Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bird and home at Oregon City Sunday after daughter Lola Rae of Roseburg, visiting a few days with his par visited at the home of Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King. Mrs. O. H. Pickens, Sunday. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren and Rae remained for an extended niece Phyllis Vincent attended the visit. 28th wedding anniversary dinner Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harry re of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Evenson turned the first of the wook from at Silk Creek Saturday. a visit to the San Francisco ex Mrs. Stella Baker attended the position. moving picture, "The Mikado,” James Howe returned to his in Eugene Tuesday in which her home in Portland after visiting step-grandson, Kenny Baker, was three weeks at the home of his starred. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. K. Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Foster re K. Mills. turned Monday evening from a Kathleen Daugherty of Port 17 day trip to San Francisco. land spent the week end at the They visited the Fair while away, home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. also Oregon Caves. They visited j friends in Grants Pass, Medford, W. H. Daugherty. । Vallejo and Sacramento, Califor Fried chicken 35 cents at the nia. Cottage Grove Coffee shop. 46-41-ltc George McQueen was a business visitor in Eugene Wednesday. TOWNSEND CLUB DANCE Red Rose Rutter and Ice Cream. SATURDAY NIGHT AT I.O.O.F. HALL. ADMISSION 10c and 25c. Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf EVERYBODY WELCOME. 46-ltp Stewart for plumbing, phone ANNOUNCING THE OPEN 117 J. 19-tfo ING of the Creswell Beauty Shop Fried chicken 35 cents at the at Creswell. Open to business Sat Cottage Grove Coffee shop. urday. Ruth C. Gorman, Prop. 46-41-ltc 46-ltp | at ’ll Royal Neighbors Are Conducting a Slogan Contest Now brief visit with their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mackin, en route from th«- San Francisco ex- (MMition to Seattle, Washington. It was the first meeting of Messrs Montgomery and Mackin in 32 years. Mr. Montgomery, who Is engaged in growing citrus fruits, A slogan contest for juvenile wax en route to Seattle to see about citrus shipments to the members of Royal Neighbors of America is being conducted as a northwest. feature of the annual summer Several members of the Eagles juvenile membership campaign of lodge and auxiliary are expected the fraternal benefit society, ac- to attend the state convention to • ording to an announcement re be held at Roseburg, Thursday, ceived by Nellie Blackmore of Friday and Saturday of this week. this city, recorder of Camp No. 3539. Miss Virginia King, daughter of The contest and campaign Mr. and Mrs. Carl King, has ac- opened on June 1 and will end ccpted the position of cashier with August 31. To be eligible to enter the J. C. Penney company here. a slogan, a Royal Neighbor juve Allen Ferrin, who has been sub nile must obtain a new juvenile stituting for Ed Bauder while Mr. member for the society in ac Bauder was away at the national cordance with rules supplied to guard camp, joined his parents In camp recorders and district depu- a visit to San Francisco starting t IOS. today. The slogan contest is divided into four divisions, girls, ages six Supt. and Mrs. H. B. Ferrin and to 11 and 11 to 16, and boys, ages family left today for San Fran six to 11 and 11 to 16. The grand cisco, where Supt. Ferrin plans prizes will be bicycles, miniature to attend the session of the Na cameras and gas model airplanes. tional Educational association in Prizes will also be awarded to session there next week. They juveniles who obtain one, two, plan to spend some time at the three, four and five new juvenile exposition before returning home. members and these include cam Mrs. Lloyd Griggs left for eras, model airplanes and roller Scranton, Pennsylvania. Saturday. skates. The slogans must be 10 words She was accompanied by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. or less and three disinterested Harry Holden, and her sister persons will act as judges and Barbara of Eugene. They plan to their decisions will be final. The attend the New York World's names of all prize winners will fair before returning. . be - published „ , . in The Royal - . Neigh- - । bor, official magazine of the so- Mrs. Ray .Salmon of Canova, ciety. California, and Mrs. Margaret Arivett of Oxley, Missouri, visit- DORENA GRANGE MET ed two days of last week at the JUNE 14th home of their brother, E. R. Crabbe, and family. Dorena Grange met in regular Fried chicken 35 cents at the session June 14. The agricultural Cottage Grove Coffee shop. committee chairman, Henry Wil- 46-41-ltc hamson, urged grange members to plan for the south Lane fair to I m ? held in Cottage Grove the last of August. Legislative chairman E. R. Finnerty read report on State Grange convention held in Corvallis. Mrs. Bettis of Home Economics Presbyterian Church, E. F. Mc Farland, Minister. Bible school department announced an after with classes for all at 9:45 sharp. noon meeting of the club which Flnrl Ballew, Supt. Morning wor was held at the Gierau home ship at 11 o'clock at which hour last Tuesday. The members are the Communion Service will be urged to bring soft sox or stock held. The subject of sermon: "Let ings to be made into soft toys for A Man Examine Himself.” The the children at the Doernbecher C. E. society meets at 7 o’clock hospital. There were 686 grange slips in the evening in the church par lor to which all young people who turned in. The serving committee as an are not attending elsewhere and are interested in the Christian nounced to serve at the next reg life are invited to attend. There ular grange session, July 7, is will be a short Bible study in the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snyder. Mr. and Gospel of John. Leader, Harry Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Cole, Sturges. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Henry William Assembly of God, Atwood Fos son attended the San Francisco ter. pastor. — Sunday school at fair with a group of Future Farm 9:45; morning worship at 11. Ser ers and gave most interesting re- mon by Pastor Atwood Foster. ports of their trip. Orville Horner was elected Evening service at 7:45. Sermon by Evangelist Hull. Tuesday, Juvenile Grange assistant to Mrs. prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30. Wicks. Donna Jennings has been ap Christian Science Society. 242 pointed Juvenile Grange reporter Second street. — Sunday school, and hereafter we shall include a 9:45; forenoon service, 11, sub report from that department. ject, “God.” Evening service sec Only Gas Burns ond Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m. The Bible, Christian Sci It is impossible for any solid sub ence literature and the writings stance to burn. Nothing will burn of Mary Baker Eddy may be bor- except gas. In order to use wood. rowed or purchased before or af- coal, or any other solid as fuel, it ter the Wednesday service. is necessary first to apply heat to ESJCHURCHES This year, the same as every year, we bring you the larg est and best assortment. Due to a city ordinance, fireworks cannot be sold or used within the city limits, so we ask everyone to do his part in helping the city to make this a safe 4th of July. Our stand is located 100 feet east of the City Park on Main Street. C. G. Pharmacy Brown’s Drug Store Mount View Mr. and Mrs. Emory Dailey and daughter of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Townsend of Gardiner and Miss May Hileman of San Francisco were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dowens. Mr. and Mrs. Boone Humphrey visited Saturday in Eugene at the home of Mr. Humphrey’s sister, Mrs. George Allenbaugh. The Joe Smith family, accom panied by Mrs. Francis Smith of Cottage Grove, spent Sunday at Corvallis at the home of Mrs. Joe Smith’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gillispie of Dorena were visitors Sunday af ternoon of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rand accom panied M. C. Johnson and daugh ter Charlotte to Eugene Saturday. The annual school meeting of the Mount View school was held last week at which time Mrs. J. M. Cole was elected director and Mrs. W. N. Dowens reelected as clerk. Miss Forest Schneider is spend ing this week at Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guggisberg and family are moving this week to Crawfordsville, where Mr. Gug gisberg is employed. Mrs. Carl Tonole of Tulelake and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Tonole of Walden were visitors Friday at the home of their sister, Mrs. Harry Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russum spent Sunday at the Jess Loomis home at Dorena. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert of Lorane were Sunday guests at the J. A. Schneider home. The Neighborly Neighbors club met Wednesday with Mrs. A. H. Lane. week. The piling movement slumped with only two cars be ing moved out over the period. The San Francisco water front tieup is said to have aided inland mills in providing a wider market. The tieup however closed some of the coastal mills. THE TOWN’S TALLEST TREAT! FROSTED MALT The Drink You Can Eat With A Spoon! change them into gas form, Fire is LUMBER SHIPMENTS STEADY SUPER-CREAMED Catholic Church. Father rapid union between oxygen and the ICE CREAM STORL Lumber shipments continue thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun- gaseous carbon. steady with a movement of 103 day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth cars from the Cottage Grove MA IN st Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. trade area during the week as Resembles Pig and Elephant A tapir is a large thick-skinned compared with 112 the previous First Christian Church. Edward L. Kechley, Minister.—9:45 a. m. mammal with the nose prolonged Bible school. Teachers and classes into a short trunk. In appearance for all ages. 11 a. m., morning the animal somewhat resembles the devotions. Music. Sermon, "Liv pig and the elephant. ing Epistles.” 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 8 p. m., evening wor ship. Orchestra and vocal music. Sermon. "The Hands of Jesus.” Admission 10c and 35c 8 p. m. Wednesday, choir rehear sal. 8 p. m. Thursday, young peo ple’s Bible study. THRURS^ FRL, SAT., JUNE 29-30, JULY 1: “EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN,” Bing Crosby, Joan Blon Silk Creek Chapel. — Preaching dell, Mischa Auer, Irene Hervey, C. Aubrey Smith, at 10 o’clock, the Rev. E. M. Til Jerome Cowan, Matty Malneck and his orchestra. ton. Sunday school at 11, Mrs. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, JULY 2-3-4: Marion Woolcott, Supt. “Why not try God?” “BROADWAY SERENADE,” Jeanette MacDonald, Lew Ayres, Ian Hunter, Frank Morgan, Wally Vernon, Free Enlargement Imperative Rita Johnson, Virginia Grey. Each Roll Bookkeeper: "Hl have to have WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JULY 5-6: a raise, sir. There are three other 24-hour Service companies after me.” “SOCIETY LAWYER,” Walter Pidgeon, Virginia Boss: "Is that so? What com- Bruce, Leo Carillo, Lee Bowman, Frances Mercer, .Ann pañíes?” Morris. Bookkeeper: "Light, 'phone and water.”—Santa Fe Magazine. FILMS Developed Arcade Theatre 25- The Picture Shop Will It Be a Glorious 4th? Diane Theatre Is Your Car In Trim? How Are Your Tires, Battery and Oil? Admission 10c and 25c; Bargain Nights Admission 10c To make sure everything is in readiness for the 4th bring your car and have us lubricate it as it should be for best service. Every lubrication job includes tire and battery inspection along with many other extra complimentary services. Make the 4th safe for yourself and others—DRIVE CAREFULLY. Herb Adams’ Union Station 522 South 5th St. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 29-30: “SOCIETY SMUGGLERS,” Preston Foster, Irene Her vey, Frank Jenks. BARGAIN NIGHTS, Admission 10c. SATURDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 1-2: “GHOST TOWN RIDERS," Bob Baker, Fay Shannon, George Cleveland. Saturday Matinee, 2:30 p. m. Ad mission 10c and 15c. MONDAY, JULY 3—CLOSED. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4-5: "WOLF CALL," John CarroU, Movita, George Lynn, Polly Ann Young.
