¿HP^SDAJ^SEPThnHBEK 28, 1939
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
who have been guests at the J. M.
Air Show Sunday Thornton Comers Cole
home for several weeks have
returned to their homes.
MI
Phy
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Foa ter left last
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Dr and Mrs. A W Sears ac-
At Local Airport week
to attend the San Francisco companied Dr. and Mrs. W. E.
m
fair. She accompanied Mr. and Lcbow of Cottage Grove to Port
Mrs. Clair Chapman of Divide,
land Sunday and remained until
Faye Lucille Cox, America’s
Mix. O. W. Spies and daughter Tuesday visiting friends.
No 1 lady parachute jumper, who
was featured on the 1939 Oregon Kathleen went to Portland last
Air Tour, will land at the Cottage week, where Kathleen will under
Grove airport next Sunday to go an operation for goiter.
make her 450th leap from the
Mrs. Ralph Witcher and son
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myers and
«kies. She has just concluded a Kenneth of Vida were visitors
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.„„„ Wednesday afternoon at the J. W. children and Irma Castle have
tour of Washington and
Oregon
gone to eastern Oregon to vinit
with Tex Rankin and is bringing h ""’er home.
her red, white and blue «tunt
Myrtle Lake «pent the relative«. They expect to come
«hip here for her final appearance w,‘‘‘k ’’nd at ‘he Ray Myers home horn‘‘
waY
Klamath Falls,
Mr«. Art Jenkins are
in Oregon.
in Delight Valley.
Mr. and Mrs
Mi«« (’ox has ¡>erformed for the
Week-end guest« at the Frank «‘aying on their place while they
juts! five yeam at the National I(«lreau home were Mr. and Mm. are gone.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patton and
Air Race« in Cleveland and Loa A. Have of Newell, South Dako-
Angeles and hold« two world rec- la, Mr. and Mm. Earl Cavette and children have moved onto the
«»rils. Her last, an endurance rec- »on Bill, and Robert Glreau of Melvin Cole place in the Walden
ord of 22 jump« in seven and one- Portland, and William Habinck school district.
half hour«, wax made at Okla of Klamath Falla.
Mrs. Helen Rearlck who has
homa (’Ity In 1937.
Arthur Smith went to Salem been working for Mrs. H. Eakin
There will be stunting and k“* week for a medical examina- is home.
Mrs. C. G. ______
parachute rigging on the program I tion.
Rozine ___
and ____
Mrs.
at the Cottage Grove airport next
Mtn. C. G. Rozine and
Mr«.¡May Home of Bay Center spent
Sunday.
May Horne of Bay Center, Wash-.’h* week end with their daugh-
MI kn C ox will be featured In inKton. are guests at the home of ter and sister. Mm. Harry Castle,
her spectacular
Dive of Death 4 daughter and sister of
Mr«. Mr.
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Mrs. Jay
Blackmore
from an altitude of 10,000 feet R™1™’ and Mm. Horne, Mr«. and family have bought the John
•and will use a chemical smoke George Fo«ter. They will visit at Allen home and are moving their
bomb to mark her descent to Blue Mountain with
another this week.
of
Mr, and Mm. Arnold Duerst
within 1500 find of the ground daughter
—
— ■ Mrs. Rozine’«, Mrs.
where she ordinarily pulls the rip Harry Castle, before returning and family attended the Lane
cord.
home.
county fair Saturday night.
You can see these thrills Sun-
Mr. and Mm. Ray Potter and
Mr. and Mm. Melvin McGuire
clay for a very small admission three sons of Culp Creek were have returned from their trip to
«nd you will have an opportunity visitors Saturday evening at the Oswego, Kansas.
to ride In the stunt plane or a R B Dixon home.
b red Brumbaugh of Albany vis
cabin plane during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mm. Clarence McDan ited Sunday at the home of his
iel took the local 4-H club girls sister, Mm. Floyd Jones.
to the fair In Eugene Saturday.
Callers Sunday at the James
Those accompanying them were Lebow home were Mr. and Mm.
Rita Quaglia, Doris Dixon, Cher Iww McKibben of Hebron, Mr.
ry Willian and Blanche and Betty and Mm. Harry Williams of De
McDaniel.
light Valley, Mr. and Mm. Tony
Mr. and Mm. Lyle Scott spent Tonole of Fall Creek and Mr. and
EARL E. COOPER
the week end at Mowich at the Mrs Mac Tonole of Walden.
I.eroy Halverson home.
Art Critic
Alton Tonole, who is seriously INAUGURATES NEW SERVICE
Today there lives in the Neth-
••r lands a one-mighty war-lord ill, has I wen taken to the South
vl.o has been foiwd by a major ern Pacific hospital In San Fran-
Kent's Market and Grocery at
pci tion of humanity to follow cisco.
308 Main street has inaugurated
S. P. Short ridge helped
to a new service for its patrons and
pursuits !«•:,< injurious to them.
No natter u i . h j this exiled mon- shingle the home of Mr. and Mrs. will maintain a seven-day service
an h's thoui.los may l»e those pur-! Ralph Hearst west of Latham from 7:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. This
suits consist of writing, largely on over the week end.
will permit late shoppers to ob
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
— Premazzl re tain their needs In meats and
the subject of art. And it may be
«ertain his thoughts aren't whol turned Thursday from a hunting groceries.
ly or even normally, upon his trip to eastern Oregon, bringing a
big mule deer.
•verk at th* pn«o* it time.
takes a heap of will power
Mm. Dorothy Dykstra and son to It raise
No doubt his readers would
a family and keep solv
multiply, pecun t -y returns grew, of Sheridan visited Mm. Dykstra’s ent.
and his own in • tst m.ur.t if he parents. Mr and Mrs. Sam Rus-
were allowed to center his art »um, over the week end.
comments upon the Internation
al 1 scene. Of great interest would
t>e his opinion of the man who
leads his country down the paths
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ICO
Mr ?nd Mr"
Richard John
that
he ,,iw
enee unsuccvMiuny
uniuccessfully Jed
it Of equal ln»c.-c>t would be his
^,nd two son,‘ oi Jacksonville,
prphecy of the outcome of 1he * °7da'J*0?’
over the
J u <<pean strui.,'«, hi« attitude
«nd Mra A. W.
Uvard th- -ep-T re factions. and
at Jhe home of Dr. Sears’
hi: suggestioin oi a settlement.
er' Mrs Amanda Sears.
In addition this exiled art critic
,
and J”™
Patterson
Kaiser Wilhelm, might be -ood ¡. Äon ot
Harbor. Wash-
•council for the present Fuehrer , £n’ a£f vi«iting at the home
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of Germany when he chose the
1 atterson
« B parents,
Mr
Kaiser’s 1914 statement of. I will and Mrs. Henry Russum.
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Mrs. Harry Williams and Miss
lead you to victory, and if not to
victory then to my own death. Marie Williams were visitors
Sunday of Mrs Williams' parents.1
For I shall not live in defeat. '
at'
He might explain why twenty- Mr. and Mrs. James Lebow
two years after ;hat defeat he Walden.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Brumfield.
xtili Jives in exile not far from
Clarence Sears and Dr. and Mrs.'
his native land.
A. W. Sears and two sons spent
several days of last week near
Mr. and Mrs. Vai Gardner of Monument in the John Day coun-!
Mosby Creek are the parents of try on a hunting trip
an H'a-pound son born this morn
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider
ing at the McFarland maternity attended the Schneider and Runk
home.
family reunion Sunday at the
b rank Schneider home at Lorane.
Fifth and Main
Ronald Ames Pound, aged 24,
Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Ospey and
of Albany, was found dead in a Mrs. Hattie Bell of Los Angeles
Eugene hotel Sunday afternoon. and W. P. Greiner of Grants Pass
Death was said to have resulted
from a hemorrhage of the stom-
ach. He was last seen alive Fri-
day.
Mosby Creek
IRISH-SWARTZ Inc
Phone 53 or 54
Two Free City Deliveries Daily
Every item in our store is a bargain at today’s prices. We have
hundreds of items that have not advanced in price yet. Buy now
and save.
New Nucoa
Cheese
Crystal White Soap 1 X ß
for W
29c
V
Z V
Regular Bars
Mild
r„ ib.
Super Suds
...15c
Peet’s Granulated
Tuna Fish
Dundee y2’
Palmolive Soap
White Meat
Paradoxical
History
Mount View
5
$2^ Prize
Don’t forget our
underwater grease
and Mobil gas for
outboard motors.
Cap Cruson’s
Service Stat’n
A case of typhoid fever, the
21st in the county, was reported
Saturday by Dr. E. L. Gardiner,
county health officer.
By studying the past we can
get a pretty accurate idea of the
future.
Nichols Insurance
Service
Representing State Farm
Insurance Companies
16 South Sixth Street
FILMS
Developed
25=
Free Enlargement
Each Roll
Lifebuoy
Pineapple
Shredded Wheat
Broken Slices
Niagara
It is the policy of this bank to cooperate with leaders in this
community in promoting agricultural and livestock development
in every way possible.
24-hour Service
First National Bank
The Picture Shop
OF COTTAGE GROVE
2
Wheaties
2 for 29c
Peas-Corn Wheathearts
Albers Flap jack
Str’g Beans
Your Choice
FLOUR
19c
23c
packages
Large Package
1Û
Giant Size Package
CORM FUKES.. z’1Vc
z*
Sn.pt Crackia! Popi
RICE KRISPIES.. ¿'¿óc
49c
A
CMtalM Vitamin.
‘O's* ~~
PEP .......... 2-Z3c
Maxwell House Coffee
SUGAR FREE GROCERIES
10 lb. bag . .. 63c
2 ^4%
CONTEST RULES
& ENTRY BLANK
IN EVERY SACK
FOR ONE YEAR
49 lbs.
LIMERICK CONTEST
100 - ’6.09
MILK
Case
Juvenile farmers, members of 4-H Clubs from 6 Western
states, will again compete in demonstrations of their many
projects at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition,
Portland, Oct. 7 to 14. inclusive.
For the 14th consecutive year, the winning team will
carry home the much coveted Plummer trophy, a large
American flag.
4-H Club membership builds character, thrift and indus
try among boys and girls of every age, and teaches them
every important fundainnetal of good farming, care of
livestock, domestic science and many othei worthwhile en
deavors. Memberships in both 4-H and Future Farmers
organizations are showing excellent growth from year to
year.
Young people, as well as adults, will enjoy the many
unusual educational features of the Exposition, together
with the huge exhibits of livestock, including the Nation
al Dany Show Exhibit, Land Products and exciting en
tertainment supplied by a hair-raising Rodeo and magni
ficent Horse Show.
25c
3b*” 17c
No. 2% Cans
D rifted S now """
• F lour
Irish’s Special
Peter Pan
FLOUR
FLOUR
Guaranteed
Lane County’s Most Pop
Hardwheat
ular Hardwheat
Your last chance at
this price
4-H Clubs to Exhibit Work
at Livestock Exposition
20c
4 25c
2 19c
Toilet Soap
Darigold
A total of M2,449.25 taxes col
lected by the sheriff's office ai
Eugene was turned over to Mrs.
Grace Schiska, County treasurer,
Saturday.
Package
Blue
49-lb. bag
—
49-lb. bag
$4 =
Baking Powder 2 lb. can 19c
Clabber Girl
Roll'd Oats
Farina
Graham
Quick or Regular
9-1 b. bag
35c
Fine or Coarse
49c
Formay.,,
Spuds U. S. No. 2
9.8-lb. bag. ..
35c
3 pound can 49C
MEAT DEPARTMENT
PRIME RIB
23c Lb. SLICED BACON .... 2 lbs. 36c
Boned and Rolled. Excellent for Roasting
Broken Slices
FRESH LIVER..... 2 lbs. 25c
BEEF STEAK........... 21c lb.
Beef or Pork
Loin or T-Bone
Ham & Veal Loaf... 2 lbs. 35c WEINERS
Nice for Meat Loaf
... 2 lbs. 39c
The Small Ones