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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1939)
THUKHDAY. Al'GUHT 3, 193» THE SENTINE!«, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON T alk ¿r. Tbmt S aie There Arc Still Hundreds of Item» That You Can Make Real Savings On. Take Advantage of an Opportunity Now. A L«»t oí O«l«|« A End« LADIES SHOES v»«. 69c 1 our Choice of Any LADIES HAT 50c Vallies to *2.H5 A Group of Lsdie« SHOES Real Value« 98c 80 ««i. SO In. Faat Color nnTirmri ItfKulnr Ite to ’»ft« s KIW 1S 15c yd. MEN’S $2.49 WASH SLACKS Men's Quality QTTT'DCf K«Kular »11175 ÜU11Ö $1.98 $11.95 PAJAMAS & GOWNS 79c $1.98 Sanforized FROSH PANTS 59c ATHLETIC UNIONS $1.69 49c We Give and Redeem S AH. Green Stamps Cottage Grove, Oregon. Paul Plank of Eugene and N. J. Nelson Jr. of Cottage Grove were among the I^ine county democrats attending the Multno mah county democratic picnic at the Viking Park at Port Hall and John«ton. Real Estate, held land Sunday. CITY BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Irving Palmer moved the first of the week from north Tenth street to the Paris Breedlove house on south Sixth street. Northwest Suffers BflcmmnŒs Million Dollar Fire Presbyterian Church. Eilward F. McFarland, Minister. Bible xchrxd promptly at 10 a. m., Earl PORTLAND - The Pacific Ballew, Supt. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Subject of sermon, northwest Is clearing away the "Spiritual Profit and Loss.” The debris of more than a million dol young people's prayer service will lars worth of fires of “undeter te held at 7 p. m. on the lawn mined origin” which struck indus- of the Hendricks home on Second try in two states during the past Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall and street and Arietta Roberts is the week. The latest blaze occurred at children, Mr. and Mrs. iJonnell leader. Allen and daughter and Mr. and Burns, Monday when the Ranch Mrx. Pete Peterson and son spent Christian Science Society, 242 Supply company suffered a loss the week end at the Hall sum- Second Street. Sunday school, estimated at more than $20,OCX). mer home on the Umpqua near 9:45; forenoon service, 11, subject A 24-hour period in which more Scottsburg. than $600,000 damage was caus "Spirit;" Evening service second Wedn«»sday of each month at 8 p. ed, was climaxed Saturday night The Alvis Wicks family are m. The Bible, Christian Science when a railway bridge spanning spending the week at McCreadie literature and the writings of the Willamette river at Wilson Springs above Oakridge. Mary Baker Eddy may be borrow- ville, unaccountably burned. Esti ed or purchased before or after mates on the trestle fire have been calculated at $75,000. The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Me- the Wednesday service. Faria nd and Mrs. Mary Ross Includ«?d in the same 24-hour drove to Brownsville last Friday period were the fires at Vancouv Catholic Church, Father An- er, Washington, Friday night and to attend a business meeting and picnic of the Presbyterial Society thony Gerace. — Masa each Sun- one early Saturday morning at of the Willamette valley. The pic day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth Hood River. Oregon. These two nic wax held at the park grounds. Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. blazes caused an aggregate dam age of $600,000. Lee Bruce, formerly with the Previously in the week, a $225,- Assembly of God. — Atwood Brown Motor Co. of Eugene, has Foster, Pastor. Special evange 000 fire had leveled a wide area accepted a position in the me- listic services wil] begin Thursday of industrial property in Chehalis, chanical department of the Cot evening with Evangelist Altert R. Washington. tage Grove Motor Co. and is now Dollarhide of Arcata, California, Other smaller fires scattered on the job. He was with his form speaking. throughout Oregon and Washing er connection for two years be ton during the week account«! for another $250,000 damages. fore coming here and comes well First Christian Church. Edward State police in Oregon, led by recommended. L. Kechley. Minister. 9:45 a. m., Capt. A. Malehorn of the arson Bible school. A place for every detail, S. are The S. T. Rose family and Mrs. member investigating all fire of the family. 11 a. m., Rose's mother, Mrs. M. C. Bolin morning worship. Music. Sermon. outbreaks, but as yet have made of Creswell, are vacationing for a Receiving Spiritual Power.” 7:00 no arrests. week along the coast. p. m., Christian Endeavor. Four groups for study and dis BARTLETT PEARS MOVING Bob Zahm had the misfortune cussion. meeting Approximately 9,000 tons of 8 p. m.. evening service. to break his leg just above the Inspirational music Rogue river Bartlett pears have featuring ankle Sunday while playing in his some of Fanny J. Crosby’s songs. been sold to canneries at prices yard. Mr. Zahm, manager of the Sermon, “Blind Bartimaeus.” 8 ranging from $27.50 to $32.50 per Safeway meat market, will prob p. m., Wednesday, choir rehear- ton. it was reported at Medford ably be off duty for two or three sal. 8 p. m. Thurs<iay, young peo- Monday, months. pie’s Bible study. Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Graham and her mother, Mrs. Nancy Oglesby, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleck of Dorena attended th«- annual Oglesby family reunion at Philo- math Sunday. Orw hundred and twenty-five were present. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Arne are Church of the Nazarene, C. E. MILL WOOD FOR the parents of a 9-pound son born Thayer, Pastor. — Sunday scliool, July 24th at the McFarland ma Pastor and Mrs. Atw«xxl Foster 10:00; morning worship, 11:00; Mr and Mm. Billy Wtxxlx of returned home Friday evening, ternity home. evening service, 8:00; prayer Portland visited several days with having teen away for 10 days in meeting Wednesday night. 7:30. his grandmother. Mrs. H. M. Hirwr attending Block, Planer and Slab A 6 G*-pound son was born to Sunday, the Assembly of August 6 at 2:30 "The Mr. and Mrs. William Seitz July God Camp Meeting and Conven Wood at Chamber's Mill tion. Mr. Foster wax re-elcct«*d 31 at the McFarland maternity Northwest Nazarene college male Mr. and Mm. Glen Simkins of state home. quartet from Nampa, Idaho, will secretary of the Oregon As l*ort Angeles, Washington, wen* A. L. THOMAS of God. They reported a sing at the city park. You will overnight guests of his (»arents, semblies fin«« camp meeting, some 1.500 at Fred Wheeler and daughters enjoy this good singing. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Simkins, while tending over the last Sunday. Constance and Elizabeth of Oak en route to Crescent City. Cali Harter, Washington, are visiting fornia and the Oregon Caves on .Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Allen of at the O. W. and Jay Blackmore a two week's vacation. Sylva. North Carolina arrived last homes, also Will Dorward and week to visit at the home of a family. They brought M. M. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Randall and brother, Judson Allen The Pierce Wheeler from Oak Harter sons and her parents, Mr. and Allens expect to remain in Ore where he home visited for the past Mrs. J. A. Powell of Prineville, gon for about two months before six weeks had with his brother and AND GROCERY spent, the week end at the Ran- returning to their home in North other relatives. <lal) cabin near Scottsburg. Carolina. Phone 55 Free Delivery All Day Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wooden of Gus Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ellen Bird has gone to Thurs Drain are the parents of a 5- W. McFarland and Mm. Minnie ton where she will be in charge of Willits spent the week end at a ten-day swimming course spon pound son born August 1st at the McFarland maternity home. Yachats and Lake Tahkenitch. 9%c 10c Boil Beef Ground Beef sored by the Red Cross. Meaty D. W. Bond, manager of Irish- Johnny Wikoff. local agent for Mr. and Mrs Don Cartker of Pork Sausage 15c the < »rcgonian. took three teys, Ix>s Angeles. California, left Tues McBnoom meat market, had the misfortune to cut the end of his winners in an Oregonian contest, day morning for their home after 17y2c Loin Steak to Jantzen beach Friday to spend spending a few days visiting with right thumb severely Tuesday while working and as result has Picnic Hams lö^c Tender the day. They were given free Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boxlaugh. been off duty since that time. rides They also went through the Oregonian building at Port J1*«Mr. «nd Mrs Walter Trembley land. Th«- teys were Kenneth Gem Nut Oleo R. I. Red Fryers returned yesterday from a few Biggs. Harold Bauder and Junior Kirklnl v Rev and Mrs. days vacation spent at coastal 2^ to 3-lb. Average Jackson. H I K Ar*h I«*«, Izil. J O.. . E. L. Kechley picnicked Sunday points 2 lbs at Cedar Creek grove. 25c lb. Lawrence Chapman. U. S. for- Mrs. N. Neilson were ext ranger at Sisters, motored Mr. and Mrs, K. K. Mills, the at Yachats over the week end. Shrimp, 2 cans ... 25c over Sunday for Mrs. Chapman Rev. H W. Davis, and Mr. and Yacnau' and daughter Ann who had vis- Mrs W. C. Martin visited Friday American Beauty Mr. and Mrs. Vem Williams ited a week with Mrs. Chapman's at Fairview in the Bohemia dis- and a niece, Miss Katherine Wil parents, Capt. and Mrs. LaSells trict. liams of Portland, spent the week Stewart. • end at Marshfield and Taknitch Largest Assortment of Lunch Meats Mrs Hattie Best of Portland is Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shinn of here for an extended visit with lake. Wichita Falls, Texas, are visiting friends. She is spending a few The A. W. Shofstall family Also Watermelons on Ice fin nds and relatives here and days at the home of an old-time spent a three-day vacation the looking after property interests. friend. Mrs. S. E. Markley. latter part of the week on the Mr. Shinn, a former resident, is coast, going as far south as Cres having his residence repainted Mrs. Emma Carey Branstetter cent City. while here. of Ix>s Angeles. California, is making an extended visit with her ATTENDING FALL CREEK Jacqueline Morton is visiting sister, Mrs. S. E. Markley. She CAMP this w«-ek in Portland with her accompanied Mrs. Markley home grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. from a visit to the San Francisco The Fall Creek 4-H summer Fisher. fair, several days ago. camp for girls opened last Sun day. following boys' week and is Prescriptions Our Specialty Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crawford Mrs. W. W. Elliott North in charge of Mrs. Jeanne Morton left Tuesday morning for San Bend was a week-end of guest at of London. Marge Woodard of Cottage Grove. Ore. John L. Kelly, Prop. Francisco, where they will spend the home of the Rev. and Mrs. London is also attending camp on a fortnight visiting the San Fran her scholarship won in the sponge cisco exposition and various (joints E. F. McFarland. cake baking contest held at the in southern California. GARDEN PARTY on Christian county 4-H spring achievement Cut-Rate Drugs Let Us Do Your church lawn August 10th, at 7:00 Club members and friends Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Haight of p. m. Program at 8:00. Ice cream, day. an* cordially invited to visit the PHOTO WORK 19c Delight Valley left the first of the lemonade, etc., will be sold. 51-ltp camp 25c Carter Pills during the session. week for an extended trip into In Today-Out Tomorrow Arizona, Utah and New Mexico, 23c 25c going by San Francisco to visit 25c a Roll the exposition. 50c Jergen Lotion .... 39c 10% Discount on all I xmmw , Nur« Inaurane*. Phone M.' BARTELS’ MARKET Kelly Drug Co Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daugherty and sons Stanley and Robert and Mrs. W. L. Workman and son Billy left Monday morning for a visit to the San Francisco fair. Stanley Daugherty returned Sunday from an extended visit with his grandmother, Mrs. Har- riet Daugherty at Newport. Clyde Beckley of Elkton was taken to a Eugene hospital last week suffering with severe burns. He was badly burned by acetylene gas, but the details of the acci dent were not available. Mr. and Mrs. William Thum and daughter, Mrs. Bonita Skill ing and her daughter Bonnyjean, returned Sunday from a visit to th«* San Francisco fair and with Mrs. Thum's sister. Red Rose Butter and Ice Cream. Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf Stewart <17 1. for plumbing, phone IMfe Two Attractive Buys NO. 1 5-room house, corner lot 65x150 ft. CLOSE IN, very de sirable NEIGHBORHOOD, good garden land, some fruit and shade trees, garage, woodhouse, bath, toilet, built-ins, city water and lights, gravel streets, sewer connections. Owners leaving town hence are very anxious to sell even though at a loss on their investment. Try and see this HOME as you will be pleased with it and its general surroundings. Price $1400, cash payment down $400.00, balance easy terms. NO. 2 4-ROOM HOUSE, Lot 50x100 ft., good land, located on paved street, NEW garage, toilet, some built-ins. If one is now paying rent this will be a fine opportunity to apply the rent money on your own HOME and at the same time save yourselves the INCONVENIENCE of constantly moving as that is expensive and annoying at best. PRICE $550.00, part cash and balance $7.00 per month, interest 5%. SEE Hall ©Johnston Real Estate, Loans A Sura Insurance 405 Main St. Phone 58 COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Films Halomist Instant relief for Asthma and Hay Fever Free Demonstration All Tobacco at Cut-Rate 50c Mennea Oil . 43c 25c Mennea Baby Talcum .........19c 60c Mum 49c 35c Non Spy 29c 50c Hines Honey & Al mond fream and Hines 50c deodorent cream— Both for 39c The new Savage Lip Stick $1.00 value for 25c 4 bars Colgate Toilet Colonial Club Shaving Soap 19c .................. Cream and Lotion $1.00 4 bars Floating Bath value—Both for . 49c Soap 19c .................. 2—35c Dr. West Tooth 49c Brushes for Colgates Tooth Powder Polaroid Glasses .... $1.95 55c value for 36c Grocery Savings Sat., August 5th Sugar C & H Best Grade 18 pounds . .. $1.00 Tissue Down 6 rolls 37c Miracle Whip Pint Jar Quart Jar Peanut Butter Your Container 10c Wheat Flakes Package.. 10c Deviled Meat Pound Swift’s ^'s 3 cans 10c Deviled Meat Swift's 2 large cans 15c Salad Oil Swift’s 19c Pint Bottle Fig Bars Whole Wheat Pound................... 10c Soap Flakes Sally May 15c Soap Grains Package. Package 17 ic Soap Woodley, 3 Bars and 1 Bottle Lotion 29c Macaroni Elbo Cut 5 pounds Mason Quarts, Complete Dozen............ 79c Candy Com. Chocolates 10c Pound PEACHES We will take orders this year for Ziniker’s Peaches. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Extra nice supply this week SMITH-SHORT GROCERY PH0N1 1
