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THURSDAY, SEINEM UER 14, 1939 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON New High School Feature Expected To Add Interest Lumber Facts WINS SECOND IN ART Miss Beatrice Turtle, local county health nurse, took second place with her water color paint ing at the Oregon state fair. The picture was a scene of the Oregon coast painted by Miss Turtle in Curry county. It was exhibited in the marines, any mediunt class and also under amateur classifi cation. Vaudeville Acts For Lane Co. Fair Arcade Theatre SEATTLE. Wash. The weekly ave. age of West Cbast lumber production in August (5 weeks) Four vaudeville ads from the ' was 133.818,000 board feet, or Admission 10c and SOc Eddie Burke attractions has been 68.0 per cent of the weekly aver added to the grandstand program age for 1926-1929, the industry’s THURSDAY. FRIDAV SATURDAY. SEPT. f4-IO-IO: to be presented each day at the i years of highest capacity realiza “FRONTIER MARSHALL," Randolph Scott, Nancy Continued from page 1. Lane county fair, opening Sep tion. Orders averaged 154.331,000 Kelly, Cesar Romero, Binnie Barnes, John Carradine, of the facilities of the new union b. f.; shipments. 155,130.000 b. f. tember 20. Manager Allen Wheel Eddie l <>>. Eduiud Norris. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Breedlove er has announced. The associa high school with its large gym Weekly averages for Julv were: nasium. lockers, showers, football Production. 119.191,000 b. f. (60.5 accompanied her brother and tion supplying the ads has pro INDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, SEIT 17-10-10: and baseball field and what the per cent of the h.c.r. index); or wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. vided entertainment for more “WHEN TOMORROW COMES," Irene Dunne, Charles physical education department of ders, 136,769,000; shipments, 121,- Paris of Los Angeles to Portland than 35 fairs in the seven west Tuesday. They had visited a few ern states in recent months. Boyer. Barbara O’Neil. Onslow Stevens, Nydia West the school means to the students. 707,000. man. Frit» Field. Mr. Ferrin made it plain that the First 35 w’eeks of 1939, cumu days with Mr. and Mrs. Breedlove Joe Brooks, one of this coun calling of the meeting of the lative production. 4.202,505.000 and were on their way to Seattle. try's outstanding comedians and WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20-21: group and the plans for organiza b.f.; same period. 1938 3,312,- also a master of the win« Melvin W. Snell and Edna M. heads one of the acts. slick “WINTER CARNIVAL,” Ann Sheridan, Richard Carl tion of a booster’s club was not 390,000; 1937 4.691.084 000. 1 fe has son, Helen Parrish, Robert Armstrong, Virginia till requested by school authorities Orders for 35 weeks of 1939 Cherry, both of Cottage Grove, been clown director on some of more. Alan Baldwin. and the teams and the school had break down as follows: rail, 1,- applied for a marriage license at the biggest circus staffs and last no connection with the proposed 832.950,000 b.f.; domestic cargo. Eugene Wednesday. season he was a star at London's club. He expressed appreciation 1,743.615.000; export. 296.024,000; Hippodrome and was the main Karl Mills attended a state fun of the school authorities in the local. 663.315.000. feature with his comedy and wire interest shown by the business The industry's unfilled order eral directors meeting held at men and stated that he felt posi file stood at 482.989,000 b.f. at the Corvallis yesterday afternoon and Elizabeth Ixiring. queen of the tive good would come from tffe end of August; gross stocks, at evening. high slack wire will be at the organization. 869.000.000. with her own original presen- John Maulding of the Cottage fair Coach French, who had return The gradual summer upswing tat ions. She does some of the Admission 10c and 20«; Bargain Nights Admission 10c ed from San Francisco only a few of West Coast lumber was main Grove Chevrolet Co. drove to most sensational tricks on t he hours before the meeting was tained during August. There was Portland today to attend a Chev wire, those who have swn her TIH RSDAY, FRIDAY. KEPT EMBER H-IS: held, said he was asked by sever no boom element in the rise from rolet dealers meeting. declare. “TELL NO TALEN,” Melvyn Douglas, Ixtuise Platt. al high school pupils when the July, a holiday month. Advanced Brooks and Loring compose a Oene Ixxkhart. BARGAIN NIGHTS. Admission 10c. football practice would start, buying due to fear of a fall ship Search lor Oil With Echo Camera noved act with their comedy, which indicated the boys were ping tieup was also an influence The search for oil is carried on and rolling globes. Miss SATURDAY, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 10-17: anxious to start the season. While in the favorable August showing. with modern methods through the cycling Loris does a tricky routine on the “SPOILERS OF THE RANGE.“ Charles Starrett, Iris the school lost several lettermen The base of the market for the use of an earthquake echo camera, rolling ball which consists of Meredith, Sous of Pioneers. Saturday Matiiu'r 2:30 P. last year, there is no reason why month was the sustained volume a geophysical recording oscillo dancing with routines in which M. Admission 10c »ml like. a good snappy team can not be of home building plus a moderate scope. which records sound vibra she does the butterfly feature. developed during the coming sea amount of farm buying. Exports tions from an underground explo Joe Brooks, with his comedy uni MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10—CLOSED son. remained at low ebb. There was sion. cycle gives the audiences laughs Thursday evening’s meeting no improvement in railroad and TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IB ’0: with his comedy grindstone. His was made more interesting by the industrial demand. “III LLDOG DRUMMOND'S BRIDE,“ John Howard. wheels, Mr. Wheeler reclares, are lone of Greek Origin presence of Tex Oliver, head foot The European war clouds mar one of the outstanding laughs to Heather Angel, Reginald Denny. LOCAL NEWS REEL ball coach of the University of ket trends and prospects. It Ione, Iona or Ionia is of Greek be at the fair. Oregon, and Vaughn Corley, as should not have an important im origin and probably derived from There would be no fair com sistant coach at the University, mediate effect on West Coast the name of the Greek colony of who recently came from New lumber. The increase of farm buy Ionia, where Ionic architecture plete without a clown, so Lane county will have one of the fun- Mexico to assist Mr. Oliver. ing power may improve farm originated. It may. however, be a In a short talk Mr. Corley trade. It is possible that war will form of the Greek word meaning niest clowns in the world. He is stressed the need and value of at choke off West Coast lumber ex “violet-colored precious stone,” and also the youngest. His name is Office Supplies of every kind. The Sentinel. Leo Abbott. He is recognized as tendance at games and the sup ports. but this offshore trade is authority links it to lanthe. one of the world’s greatest na- port given a squad by fellow so small—in August about 6 per one BookkeeDing Outfits, all kinds. The Sentinel “the violet,” symbol of tural comedians. townsmen. Mr. Oliver related cent of the market—that its meaning modestv. some of his problems when he was death will hardly be noticed. A a high school coach and gave reprieve may come from Eng Safety First some interesting statistics of the land's need of lumber for military various states that require physi purposes, with the restriction of Several surrounding counties which cal education of the students be Baltic supply and the inability of sent gold as exhibits to the Go.dtn fore graduation. Physical educa Canada to increase production. Gate International Exposition a‘ tion plays an important part in British Columbia mills are al San Francisco have taken it all back the schools that are always at the ready operating at capacity. home. Adequate insurance was not top in athletics. While Mr. Oliver A key factor in this situation provided and the exhibitors’ opinion said the “lettuce eaters league’’ is the future supply of shipping. that the public would be quite con or attending banquets was the Lacking ships for the long haul tent merely to gaze at it was rather hardest schedule, he showed con to Europe, Canadian lumber will doubtful. siderable concern about the Uni seek U. S. market outlets. B. C. MAKES 'EM TASTE versity’s first three games in the mills have been exporting about' Colorful Greek isles Pacific Coast conference this 100 million board feet per month. When you visit Greece, don’t con year, which entails much travel On current exchange, $90 in Brit ing. They play U.S.C. the first ish Columbia becomes $100 in the fine your sight-seeing to the main week in California, then play the United States. With the addition land. Cruise among the hundreds next week in Portland and the of a 10 per cent advantage in ex of islands there, if you get the following week will journey to change to other advantages, Ca chance. Delos still claims to be the Berkeley to meet University of nadian lumber is in a highly fav birthplace of the sun-god. Apollo, S-S I wp S >. —** 1 Nf. “* ow U*» 1 re • ** *yW California. los claims "the tomb of Homer." orable position to invade Ameri «•s « Aw I »^>*4 ewe. r °"»* W we Alumni Game 29th Melos gave us the famous Venus of Ss» itiHi.f bMf I l'y—, pss. Maks. 10 »ss< batan. can markets by rail and through Arrangements are underway to California ports, should shipping the Louvre. The islands retain a stage a game between the high from Western Canada to Eurone more distinctively Greek flavor than 15c Pint Cans school alumni and the high school be cut off. ’he mainland. 26 oz Cans 28c team September 29th at Kelly field. Proceeds of the game will Parchment Paper “Dearest.” said the new hus go toward purchase of new uni band bride, “do you really Parchment paper is made by run lb.cn n Ib.can^ forms for the high school squad. think to I’ll his prove a satisfactory ning high grade paper over monel Prospective alumni team mem mate?” Special Values Are for Friday, Saturday and Monday tubes into concentrated acid baths bers are asked to get in touch Maximum "Oh. you ’ ll do for a mate all which give the surface a gelatinous with Glenn Swanson as soon as ” answered his precious girl. and translucent finish. 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Diane Theatre "Rich in the Real Maple m s SAFEWAY _________ I 5 Panc’ke Flour 21 ..15c Chas. Van Buren Rites Saturday Rites were held Saturday morn ing for Chas. M. Van Buren, aged 84, who died last Thursday. Both Mr. and Mrs. Van Buren are pioneer residents here, having re turned recently from Scappoose and had taken up their residence at 1653 West Main street. Mr. Van Buren, a native of Victoria, Illinois, had been employed on the Southern Pacific railroad for forty years. He was a member of the Portland Webfoot W. O. W. i camp 165 for 41 years. He was married to Lydia Adams, daugh ter of a Cottage Grove pioneer, I in 1888. Funeral services were held at the Mills Chapel and burial made in the Masonic cemetery. Surviv-i ing are his widow and one broth-1 er, George H. Van Buren, of Al bany, Oregon. Disastrous News When the news reached William T. Sherman that South Carolina had seceded from the Union, he wept He loved the South and most of his closest friends lived there. Square Deal Barber Shop Rear Kern’s Drug Store Crackers 2 25c MILK Sunny Point Pink FOR SALE — Good Collie shep-j herd dog, well broke. George's Dairy, phone 1F13. 5-ltc . Schillings Black Shredded Wheat 3 pkgs. 25 Coffee Lb. 22c cln43c Un 85' EDWARD ’S Sperry Wheat Hearts Large Pkg.... 23c Peaches Sauerkraut Pineapple Grapefruit Castle Croat Diamond A Hillsboro No. 2 Cana Glenn Aire Fancy 3 cans 12 cans I NO ÏW Quaker Oats 3-pound Pkg. 19c f CANS Rippled Wheat 2 pkgs. 19c Pep, Kelloggs 3 pkgs 33c Auction Sale SEPTEMBER 16 Auction sale of household fumi-' ture, farming tools and livestock, I 5 miles east of Cottage Grove on Mosby Creek. Sale starts at 10:00; a. m. sharp, September 16. Earl Goodnight and Vic Schricker. auctioneers. Lunch served at noon. H. C. Gleaser, owner,. | Hazel Schricker, clerk.5-ltp, Buckwheat Flour Lg. 24c Roman Meal Lg. Pkg 29c Duchess Salad Dressing given at a token with each package of Old Spice Talcum. WITH EARLY AMERICAN Tea, Black.......% lb. 29c Jell Well....... .4 pkgs. 15c Marshmallows 1 lb. 10c Coffee 15c lb. 3 lbs. 43c Nob Hill Definition oi Parsec The parsec is the unit used in dis cussing the distance of the stars. It is equal to 3.26 light years, or ap proximately 20.000.000,000,000 miles. qt. 25c Canterbury Airway We make bold to acquaint the ladies that with each package of that moit delightful, most fragrant Old Spice Talcum, they will receive a token-fan. This fan it pleasingly embellished, being a skilful adaptation of the fans of Early American dayt, and it to be uted, moit discreetly, for coolnett and coquetry Brown’s Drug Store 48 cans NBC. Cream of Wheat Large Pkg.... 23c TA« eharming fait will be Tall Cans SALMON, No. Is 25c 2 Cans PEPPER 2-oz. Tins ........ 50c taan«® sizes 29e I 81 33 29 PfWiK'k ! WANT ADS ! 1________ I 63 10 Coffee 20c lb.; 2 lbs. Matches 6 box carton gallon Purex Catsup, Stokley 12 oz. 39c 15c 19c 10c PEANUT Butter 2 lb. Jar 25c 25c 95c 2 cans $1.45 Dozen OXYDOL Large Package .... 18c SUPURB BOA? Large Package .... 18c LUX FLAKES Large Package P and G SOAP 6 Giant Bars ......... CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 Bars 12c can 12 cans .. $1.39 Robin Hood OLEOMARGARINE 3 pound.. ..33c Julia Lee Wright’s 1 pound loaf 10c 1^ pound 14c MEATS SALMON, while they last ............. Each 49c BEEF ROASTS, Prime Steer Beef lb. 18i/2c PURE GR D BEEF No water or cereal lb. 12^0 SLICED BACON, No Rind, No Waste LINK SAUSAGE, Club Style lb. 25c lb. 18c Armour’s SHORTENING, White Cloud 4 lb. 43c ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED BACON, Half or whole side ........... lb. 19i/2c
