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THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939________________________________________ THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON Silk Creek Take advantage of this opportunity - We are cleaning up all summer merchandise and shoes at exceptional low prices To make room for fall merchandise. Hundreds of items at real money saving prices. All Men's 98c 79 POLO SHIRTS Smart Styles 11 in. x ¿3 in. x 6^ in. Samson SUIT CASES M - $ 1 .00 Wood Frame Sturdy and Strong EVERYDAY ITEMS 89c 10c »1.49 59c 10c 80 square, fast color, 36 inch wide Sanf. Covert Work PanU Big Yank Covert Work Shirts Good Cotton Work Soxs Men's Red Bandana HANDKERCHIEFS PAJAMAS AND GOWNS $1.00 Value Patterns & Plain Prints 8 oz. Sanf. Waist O'alls .................... 12 oz Red Bird Canvas Gloves Peacock A Lot of Ladies Sandals AND SHOES Real Values Ladies Style Finest Quality Money Can SHOES Buy. 25c and 19c regularly. Regular $2.95 Manchester, Quadriga and $1^59 Ladies Slack SOCK Pacific Prints Regular 25c 15<1 Ladies Pure Silk Non-Run HOSIERY Regular 59c Men’s Summer 79 98c ÏS 3% Rayon and Silk DRESSES SUITS Smart Styles—Newest Shades Regular $2.95 Top Quality, Good Pattern* Regular $19.75 $U¿5 Cottage Grove, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harpole was present and a well known and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. lawyer prepared a statement or L. Stroup and family have return brief, according to their wishes. ed from a week’s visit to the San Mrs. George Schneider, her This will call attention to the Francisco fair. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and claims to be adjusted and will be Mrs. George Damewood of Lo flail and Johnston, Real Estate, Dan Kesley and his brother of rane, visited Sunday afternoon presented to the government. Loans, Kure Insurance. Phone M. Kelseyville, California, visited with Miss M. Piper. I Sunday with their cousins. Mrs. Miss Mildred Dugan of the Ice Cream and watermelon so Mary Hambrick and Mrs. C. M. Grove visited several days last cial nt Baptist church Friday, VanBuren. week with a sister, Mrs. Frances evening, July 14. Home-made ice cream. 5c and 10c. Watermelon Geneva Kime and Dorothy Patten and family. Picnickers at the Hemenway 10c. Everyone welcome. 48-ltp Elkins of Portland are visitors at The Jolly Workers and their grove on the Hemenway ranch the home of the former's parents, families are to hold an all-day Tuesday evening had the oppor Stewart P. Radtke left Tues Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime. out-door picnic at the Add Heath tunity to sample the possibilities day evening for Cleveland, Ohio, home Sunday, July 16. There will Mrs. Pearl Reed Holmes of Los be tables on which to serve the of Boysenberries. Business men where he will attend the Lincoln Electric company welding school Angeles. California arrived Satur basket dinner. The Hebron hall is and their families numbering day for a few days’ visit at the conveniently near in case of rain. about 200 were guests of Mr. and for one month. Mrs. Hemenway on this occasion home of her brother. Harry Reed J- W. Veatch was buying lambs and spread a picnic lunch at the Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hood and and Mrs. Reed and family before daughters visited Sunday at the going to Seattle, where she will in this area early in the week grove. Coffee and Boysenberries were served by the hosts, the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. sail for a twenty-five day trip to and is shipping out a carload. Ralph and Emily Gilham are berries were available in short Sparkman and family near Eu Alaska. visiting in Ashland for two weeks cake. in punch and in jellies. gene who recently came up from Mr. and Mrs. Warren Daugh with their sisters, Mrs. Leonard After the picnic lunch was Bristow, Oklahoma, to make their erty were week-end visitors in Andrews and Mrs. William Kerr. served, a number of the men en home in this state. Portland. They were accompanied Mrs. Ida M. White and chil joyed horseshoe pitching. Others Mr. and Mrs. Faye Stewart of home by their daughter Kathleen, dren picnicked at Swimmers’ De gathered around the campfire for Culp Creek motored to Sisters who has been attending a busi light recently, as guests of the group singing and social conver Sunday taking Miss Iola Part ness college there for the past Eugene Farmers Creamery. Oth sation. ridge over to care for Mrs. I-aw- year. ers from Hebron were the Floyd rence Chapman and baby Ann for Haden, Owen Wilson and Gerald BEG PARDON Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Emerson Turpin families and a week or two. Bernard and son Bobby visited Saturday Buck. Also Ed and Will Simons. People do read the Sentinel ads Mrs. Fanny Goude returned in Cottage Grove. They were re Mrs. Frank LaBlue and daugh as evidenced in the ad of Bress Monday from a week’s visit at turning to their home in Salem ters Shirley and Enid were lunch ler’s last week in which steel Creswell. While then’ she attend from San Francisco where they eon guests Tuesday at the Joe beds and coil spring mattresses ed the Pomona Grange picnic on attended the meeting of NEA. Premazzi home to visit with Mrs. were advertised at $4.88. The ad Mr. Emerson, who Is assistant the fourth and the Farmers Ellen Jones of Eugene, a house was popularly interpreted as a Creamery picnic at Swimmers’ state superintendent at Salem, guest of Mrs. Premazzi at Thorn rare bargain through the omission was formerly superintendent of ton Corners. Delight Sunday. of the word “each.” The article the local schools. Mrs. Ivan Abeene sprained an was supposed to have been priced Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knicker Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Paseman ankle Saturday, when she fell in at $4.88 each and we take this bocker left Monday for Portland arc the parents of a son born July her yard, and is now on crutches. occasion to beg the pardon of Mr. to buy holiday merchandise. They Charles Clark was in Corvallis 3rd plan to attend a family reunion home. at the McFarland Maternity Monday and Portland Tuesday, Bressler and the indulgence of our readers. for Mrs. Knickerbocker's relatives being examined for entrance to at Elgin July 16 and 17 before Mr. and Mrs. Roy Potter of the navy. He will be sent to San Norway's Meat Dishes returning home. Culp Creek are the parents of a Diego if successful in passing. In England it's roast beef and in daughter born July 5th at the Arthur Seagoe of Santa Bar Miss Joanne Grider of Portland McFarland Matem’ty home. bara is visiting his father, John Germany sausage; but in Norway is here for a several weeks' visit Seagoe. and the three children, you’ll And reindeer steak and roast with her aunt, Mrs. C. C. Cruson Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stewart left John, Evelyn and Esther, who are willow-grouse are the national spe and family. today for the fair at San Fran at home. cialties in meat dishes. cisco. They will go on to Los An-i Francis Clark killed a timber THE CRESWELL BEAUTY geles and to Salt Lake City before rattlesnake Monday while shock SHOP at Creswell Is now open returning home. ing hay on the old Whitney place. for business. Your patronage ap The snake had six rattles. preciated. Ruth C. Gorman, prop. Mrs. Stella Baker left this Miss Irene Humphrey has re 47-2tp-48 morning to attend the fair at San Francisco. From there she will go turned home from a week’s visit Rod Rose Ratter and Ice Cream. to Los Angeles where she will with relatives in Eugene and at Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf visit her step-grandson. Kenny Natron. Green 16-inch Slabwood r A preparedness meeting was Baker. She will also make a visit $2.00 Cord Stewart for plumbing, phone at Long Beach before returning held Monday night in Hebron hall 117 J. by 14 residents of the district, to her home. No. 1 and No. 2 Block at who met for the purpose of pro $2.25 and $2.75 Willis’ Beldler, Julian Miller tecting the interests of the school, and Frank Rone left Sunday for church, grange and Farmers' Yuba City, California. Union, in connection with changes that must take place with the Pho. 184R E. J. Lea of Berkeley, Califor coming of the government reser 707 N. 10th. nia, who is visiting with his moth voir. An officer from each group er, Mrs. Lucy I-ea, went to Port land yesterday on a short busi ness trip. PciTY BRIEFS Î < I Hebron 200 Enjoy Hemenway Picnic Tuesday Eve YOUR WINTER’S WOOD— ERVIN HANSEN MILK Whets the Hot Weather Appetite Be assured of its purity. Order from GEORGES DAIRY Phone 1F13 Mr. and Mrs. George Currin have purchased the property at 1403 south Sixth street, which was formerly the Sam Veatch place. Mrs. Milo Thomson and small son of Vida visited with Mrs. Dan llamant recently. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wilkinson and sons of Portland visited over the week end with Mrs. Wilkin son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McQueen. The oldest son, Jimmy, stayed for a week’s visit. WE HAVE MOVED Our grocery and market across the street in the Knight building, where we are prepared to serve you better. Our merchandise stock is arranged more compactly, which en ables us to give you quicker service. While we may not have the biggest store in town, we offer you a choice assortment of clean merchandise. We solicit a continuation of the patronage of our customers and invite new customers to try our service. KENT’S MARKET Phone 89 J HEBRON GRANGE HAS REGULAR MEETING Mr. and Mrs Geo. Kentner and The Hebron grange met for a Georgina of Pasadena and their regular business meeting at the nephew, Mlles Kentner of Placer Hebron hall, July 7th. Fourth de ville, California, came last week gree work was given by Frank and will spend the summer on Harlow of Willakenzie to H. E. their farm here. Conn, Ethel Robinson, Levicy and Mr. and Mrs. Ruth's grandson, Hugh Harris, Pearl and John Billy Ruth of Reno, Nevada, came Lamb. New members voted for recently to spend the remainder membership were Meda and New of the summer with them. ell Corliss. Percy Clifton went to Portland It was decided that for the du Friday morning and underwent ration of the summer that busi an operation on his knee which ness meetings would be held the had been injured sometime ago. first Friday of each month, with a Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Overholser social meeting or picnic the third and son and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fridays. There will be a pot-luck Overholser and Ruth Phillips picnic for grange members the spent last week at the San Fran evening of July 21st, at the grange hall. Ice cream, cake and cisco fair, returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harney Boyd, coffee will be furnished by the Arthur and two of the small committees in charge and those children from Riddle were in the attending are asked to bring a sandwiches and neighborhood Sunday and visited potluck dish, dishes. old friends. Arthur remained to A discussion of the sales slip work in the Schneider logging contest for grange bulletin ad camp. Bill Clifton drove to College vertisers resulted in a decision to Place, Washington, to spend last enter the contest. All sales slips week with Mrs. Clifton and Don of bulletin advertisers are to be ald and all returned home Friday. saved and will be turned in to Mrs. Clifton had been attending Jeanne Morton as part of the Home Economics work. summer school there. Following the meeting refresh- Mrs. Gertrude Ashley of Tilla tnents were served. mook came Tuesday to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and AIDS LOCAL CASES Mrs. Ed Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hartley and Four cases of tuberculosis, daughter Laurise and Mrs. Mabel three of which are in one family Dresser of Gaston visited the Darnell family Monday and Tues near here, are being aided through funds provided by the sale of day. Mr. and Mrs. Mauk and daugh Christmas seals, it was learned ter returned to their home at La here Monday. Friends are also Cresenta, California, Sunday. aiding the family with groceries They were accompanied home by and milk. Christmas seal and pri vate funds are the only means of Frances Wheeler. Mr. Keller is reported to be sustenance for the family since slowly improving from his recent they have not been residents of serious illness and is now able to the state long enough to be elig ible for relief. see his friends. Ross Overholser and his crew First Mention of Poker of men are building a logging Foster's edition of "Hoyle’s road on the Kentner place and expect to begin logging later in Games” says: “The first mention the summer. we have of poker in print is in Mr. and Mrs. Edna Franklin Green's ‘Reformed Gambler,’ which and family of Florence, Califor contains a description of the game nia, visited at the E. A. Allen of poker played on a river steamer home last week. Mrs. Franklin is in June, 1834. ” a sister of Mrs. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mattheyer came July 3rd to spend a week and family of Portland visited with their grandparents, Mr. and over the week end with Mr. and. Mrs. N. L. Bolton. They return Mrs. John Ashby. ed home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Palleske, Ross Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stevens of and Jo Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Portland and their daughter, Mrs. George Moxley attended the 4-H Huber Rae of Willamina visited picnic at the new 4-H picnic over the week end at the R. C. grounds on Mosby creek Sunday Lowrance home. Mrs. Stevens is afternoon. Oscar Wheeler came home from Mr. Lowrance's sister. Unity, Oregon, to spend the week of the Fourth. Robert Woolcott, Boyd and Clara Allen are attending the Ep worth League institute at Little River this week. John Michish of Scappoose and Glen Lewis of Eugene visited John Woolcott Monday. The boys were enroute to southern Califor SELECT ONE OF THE nia. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen, FOLLOWING: Ralph, Eunice and Joyce, attend ed a family reunion of Mrs. Al 1937 Plymouth Deluxe Cpe. len’s people at the Lane-Benton 1937 Chevrolet Deluxe Cpe. park Sunday. Mrs. Alva Walker and two 1936 Plymouth Deluxe Sdn. daughters of Portland and Mrs. 1936 Plymouth Std. Sedan Jennie Walker of Medford visited at the Ed Babcock home Wednes 1936 Ford Deluxe Sedan day. They had been to the San 1934 Ford Deluxe Coupe Francisco fair and were on their way home. A small down payment— Cedar District Mrs. H. Rohde entertained at a Convenient terms birthday dinner Monday evening honoring her daughter Elizabeth. Guests were Annabelle Mauer of North Dakota, Mrs. E. Fahren- wald and Herman Rudolph, Viola and Elizabeth Rohde. Clarence Stricker, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stricker and Ben Evans of Los Angeles, California, For Carefree Driving McCOY’S GARAGE KELLY DRUG CO. John L. Kelly, Prop. 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