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THURSDAY. JANUARY 25, 1940 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Look! Ladies’ New HOUSE DRESSES $ 00 D. Smith JFiis Hero In Junction City Cage Game Friday ★ BAZAAR PREVIEW ★ L 1C. G. It. 8. New»I Fine New Pattern» of 80 Sq Print». D elbert S m ith made him self a , hero when he ca lm ly stepped t o : Newest Styles. Size» 12 to 52. the fre e -th ro w line w ith the «core 2fi-al| and plunked In tw o free throw s to end the basketball j game In the “ sudden d eath” over tim e 28-26 over the Junction C ity T igers at Junction C ity F rid a y night. See these f i n e The hall game was opened w ith Newest Materials a d riv in g shot by George Dugan quality c o a t s at to give the Lions a sh o rt-live d only Good Quality. lead as the T igers w h ittle d av w ith free throw s and led at the end of the firs t q u a rte r 10-7. The Tigers m aintained this lead u n til the h a lf-tim e ended 15-12 In th e ir favor. Children’» $149 S ta rtin g the second h a lf the Lions ra llie d to lead 19-18 a t the end o f the th ird q u a rte r but the We Give and Redeem 8 4cH. Oreen Stamp» T igers again spurted ahead u n til a "p ra y e r” shot by Langston end ed the re g u la r pla yin g tim e in a 24-24 deadlock. Mifekleson opened the e xtra tim e period w ith a beau tifu l pivot shot hut H o cke r came back w ith a short push shot to ' "Then cam e V h / "iTidfh.n’d* ’.r ih " * —— • 015 Main Street Cottage Grove o ve rtim e period in w hich both Eor p la ytim e n ig h t o r day on the teams took shot a fte r shot but beach, January suggests these d ld n ’t connect. On a long pass w h ite pajamas o f Celaneae rayon Mr». W. C. M a rtin and Mrs. E. down the flo o r to S m ith. S m ith shark-skin, th e brass-buttoned R. Crabbe attended the potluck drove in fo r a shot and was fouled s h irt to be w orn on the outside dinner and m eeting o f chapter by M iekkloson. He was a w a r d e d --------------------------- A M 1.1 I' E ( t at tin- iiom e o f tw o free throw s and S m ith put a Mrs. II. L. Edmunds in Eugene sto ry book fin ish to the game by Wednesday. ca lm ly p o ttin g both o f them. 11*11 and Johnston, Itasi Estate, 'fh e lineups w ere: l» a ia , Sure Iii»uran<"«*. Phone 58. Messrs. D. J. Allen. Jesse I jin - C ottage Grove Ju nction C ity A 25-w att diesel operated elec- sing Sr., Jesse Ijin s ln g Jr., C. E. I-angston 8 ..... 4 I-arsen i , r i c lig h t and pow er plant, re- * ’.,AH l -. Und L a y to n o f Hotx-rt» and George Gates attend- S m ith 5 F G reat Falls. M ontana, are v is itin g ed a m eeting o f the C resw ell M a r CPntly in sta lle d by the H . & H. H ocker 7 ......C a few days at the home o f M r. and sonic lodge M onday night ’ ‘ cson Mines at the Cham pion m ine in and Dugan 2 .... G........ 9 Freel M rs. Guy H. S m ith. the Bohem ia section is expected to witnessed the lodge confer de Jones .... G 4 W ren be run n in g today. The p la n t w ill grees on several candidates. Phe C ottage Grove I-ions w ill M r and M rs. II. B. Breedlove e n te rta in a p o te n tia lly strong five be used p rin c ip a lly to supply lig h t anti son Paris visited Sunday in ing fa c ilitie s fo r the mines, but E. H e lliw e ll, accompanied by his o f Eugene Axemen F rid a y n ight w ill fu rn is h some power. M u hln-ld w ith M r. and Mrs. m other, Mrs. E. V ina H e lliw e ll, in the high school gym. George H e w itt. M iners operating tw o sh ifts The Lions w ill face a tough both o f Yoncalla, w ere visito rs at d a ily in the Champion m ine, last Messrs. D avid vonNeeda. George the home o f a brother. A. W. hurdle in th e ir race fo r the cham week com pleted a 300 rise, con pionship when they a tte m p t to S e t t i Bennie Hubbell, H ill Miller H e lliw e ll here Sunday. take in s trid e the Eugene Axemen. necting the No. 9 and No. 12 tu n and M r. and Mrs. Fred Fleck of The Axemen, coached by F r itz nel. i t . was learned . .. here. A t the Doreria attended a jo in t m eeting W illia m M cG rath of I lebron, K ram er, veteran Eugene coach, same ,tirnf> sorne d r iftin g w o rk was o f the Snakes and Lizzarti*, o r Nebraska, who has been m aking w ill flo o r a team o f inexperienced dor.? *n / 5 e ore bodies. ganizations o f the S pin ish A m e ri an extended v is it at the home o f hut fig h tin g players Led bv Abe r ive inches o f snow was re p o rt can w a r veterans nt Eugene, S a t a sister, M rs E L. Wade, and M r. H athaw ay, s trin e h e a n r,.n t,.'r ih,. f'd a t the Cham pion m ine S atur- st'ringbean center the 7 ’ thp Satu u rd a y night. Wade, left Monday fo r a tr ip Axemen have made it tough fo r daX' buf m p |tln K ra th e r ra p id ly, through n orthern Oregon and opponents so fa r and have beaten , Spencer H insdale o f P ort- C onstruction has been sta rte d W ashington. the St. M a ry ’s Gaels by a large - ' one o f thp Pn n c iPa l owners on a new residence on South S ix th m argin. °* the H. & H. Mines, was a busi- street, p ro p e rty o f E lm e r M cC ul- The Lions have shown im prove- ne“ v is ito r last Thursday, The Free M ethodist church p a r lum . in nlm ost every game D: ,s and G D M cCutheon are sonage has been moved to a loca ment Conch Percy BeghtoJ hopes to w o rk ln & ,he S ta r m inp. fo rm e r tion on south S ix th street. M r. and Mrs. John H a tto n Jr. have his boys in tip -to p condition P roperty o f D avid vonNeeda. a re the parents o f a daughter The second s trin g game w ill s ta rt PIans have been made to continue M r. and M rs. Joe Safley, Mrs. lx>rn in A lbany on January 15th. m in in g operations th ro u g h o u t the at 7:30. She has been named Glenda Joan. M am ie A. Gidney and M r. and w in te r. Prospects are encouraging M r H a tto n is w ith the a rm y en M rs. D. W. F ate and tw o children The C ottage Grove freshm en that com m ercial production w ill gineers here. attended the fu n e ra l o f T. C. basketball team took an easy vic be found in this area. ------------- Shaw, held Sunday at Canyon- to ry fro m the Junction C ity fresh D r. and Mrs. H. A. Hagen were ville. TO W NSEND CLUB IN men. F rid a y by nn 18-12 score. In P o rtla n d over the week end. I)r. — ....... REGULAR MEETING rhe v ic to ry was an easier one Hagen attended the sem i-annual M r. and Mrs. James Hemenway than the score indicated as the post-graduate course w hich was made a business tr ip to Salem C ottage Grove Townsend club Lions displayed a strong defense held in the W estern S tates col- Tuesday. held th e ir re g u la r business m eet and kept th e ir opponents fro m lege, and Mrs. Hagen attended a ------------- ing M onday evening w ith P resi special in s tru c tiv e session o f the M r. and M rs Glenn Owens of g e ttin g in fo r a good shot. They dent K e n t in the chair. R outine displayed - a .........» fa ir ly «,*— good » o f- p r o g r e s s n e m u s ic t.-a c h c i s' a ssn - R ..s. I n n v i s i t . - d S u n d a y a t th e also f , - «• and as thpy they «hot «»«'♦ only a ve ry business was transacted. W . E. e lation. home o f M r and M rs George Me- , they ------------- Queen. M r. Owens is a fo L fcw' , f fhp times v mad(* alm ost a ll M asters was called on to read fo rm rm e e r r o fh ro w ,he- s. ? b u lle tin s 2 and 3. No discussion. Mrs. E R. Crabbe and daugh ter m anager o f Penney's store. T . p '"J ^ w s E lizabeth attended the Founders' ------------- s” am j ' ' 1' the G rovers w ith five Mrs. Adams, secret a ry-tre a su re r, read a fin a n cia l sum m ary fo r 1939 nnd M M rs. rs. James James Tow Towne o f f , S u , i J , 5 {o? 5 ,1in n x,’. ¿ i x x , , a a ,,e m Pts Pfs ^o fo r r D ay luncheon and program at Eu- M r. and ne o ° .£•, tle m le. fo rm e r residents, visited [ » r *L‘ e Nielson gene S aturday fo r chapters i t , C oquille, ..s' . N >eteon rang up six th a t showed the club had done good considering the sm all num - A Y. and A M. o f P. E. O. O l k h t ,rto n *’’ S" nd* y i T h " next Kamp „ ¡ I I £e r , <rf ilte m ta m . a t each M a rg u a rlte S u lliva n k »»„T v” n t u . he w ith St. M a rv's F e b ru a ry 13 at business m eeting. C onsidering the V a lle y also attended. J r and H illy I I I . w ere 3nwS c " ’” ’ ’ ' M ‘l K h f p "ta S M r. and Mrs. O tto Funk o f San from Eugene Sunday to spend the f n . ' hm £ OVer ,hp S t- M ary's shouk/ f^ j e v !X m eeting every Francisco and Miss Jean Y unker day w ith M r. Johnston's parents. ir is n m ‘ n - • * - I,IH a every night. o f Monroe, Oregon, are spending M r. nnd Mrs. W. B. Johnston Sr. W hen the Townsend plan, o r its WEYERIIAUSER FARMS the week v is itin g nt the home o f equivalent, becomes a la w ju s t TIMBER BELTS x M r. nnd Mrs. E a rl H ill. M r. nnd Mrs. E. R. Crabbe had w atch the num ber o f people th a t as d inner guests Sunday M r. and H ow the largest p riv a te ly own- w ill be out w ith w ide open hands S tam p out in fa n tile paralysis. Mrs. Tom WelLs o f Eugene anil ‘ « 3 mtlmb<’ r u,r a r t in the U nited and pockets, too. to grasp every Aiiend the I'i j sni.-nt\ Birthday Emma B elle Stndden. shekel the annuita nts get o u t o f S tates is being managed to p a rty u t C ottage Grove A rm o ry, S tam p out in fa n tile paralysis by 'J m h J * co" vide ~ i ‘nulous P ^ iu c t h m ^ o f ^ d ’ ^ e l o 'u s n u t* 7 / Iv o r January 27tti 24-it<- „ „ .J Ian and do y „ „ r ,w o H l , X M o l a S T T l ’W' E' F o r y o u r health nnd enjoym ent 2 4 -itc 01 ,an?.r and a t lhp _______ snrn< ,,m p a p ro fita b le invest- ii > bow ini ' H's a int o f fun. lt e mvest- Have You S9’8 Insurance? O rganize yo u r how ling team fo r C o rvallis Ce.PV.‘? 2 ns s f expia x P*a ined in tournam ent w hich begins r»L72.‘,*'^ _ _ ? a ,n rd ®y . h.v W . H. Life insurance in force m the Unit- R o m * Butter and Ice ('ream next 2 4 -ltC , Price. . riCP’ m ',r|aPcr o f th e re fo re s ta - ed States is equal to a p p ro x im a te ly Ask for them. U. <«. Crenmery. tf n«-vt we< k ---- - .!on. di,Partm e n t o f W eyerhauser 5938 tor each person in the nation, Ladies Umbrellas Special Ladies Rain Coats Clearance J. s .49 SHOES s 98 J on CITY BRIEFS I Mining News t Be Econom ical by buying at Thrift-Wise where National Advertised Mer chandise is sold at Lowest Possible Prices. 35c Dr. West Tooth Brush, 30c Calox Tooth Powder, both 39c 25c Phillips Tooth Paste, with Platinum Banded Glass, both 25c 75c Halibut Liver Oil, 50 capsules ........... $1.20 Scott’s Emulsion 50c Tek Tooth Brushes 35c Vick Vapo-Rub lc to VALENTINES 59c 94c 23c 27c 10c Cut Rate Prices on All Tobaccos 60c Alka-Seltzer M entholatum 53e Ix»nk for the Green Neon Sign 49c T a c o m «. la rg - insurance sta tistics state. producers in t h e to ta l $117.338,324.032. hasher nited States. Price was in Cor- -,o m ake a P ractical ta lk to t)8 ( fo re s try students. The holdings o f the W eyerhaus- er < om pnny include extensive areas in the lake states, southern states and P a cific coast, and a large ttm lie rp area here. T h is com pany is claim ed to be the onlv lum ber com pany in the P a cific northw est to a tte m p t lu m bering on a sustained y ie ld basis on a large scale. Just as we have a g ric u ltu ra l farm s, we have tree farm s and th is ivgm n w ill continue to be a tree fa rm ,” P rice asserted, des c rib in g w estern Oregon nnd W ash ington as the largest g ro w in g tree fa rm in the w orld. Stainless Steel Plane Wings S'¿unless steel wings tor the na- ti n s planes of w ar and Commerce v dem onstrated. BUY FOR QUALITY OF NURSERY STOCK EASY TERMS Because Oregon has b u ilt up a ^ rLe i .r eput,a|t i,on in export cl?annels ' s q u a lity nursery stock, nur- *n are urged by the nursery s^r v iCP. the state departm ent o f a g ric u ltu re to be ever on the a le rt fo r possible m istakes in grading. A proper understanding M cCO Y M O TO R S Investigate T his H om e Here is an opportunity worth while for any one desiring their own HOME and stop paying rent. 5-room house, woodshed, bath, toilet, City water and lights, fine neigh borhood, good garden ground, corner lot 60x114 ft. Own ers must sell soon. Price $900. Down payment $600. Bal ance $10 per month. SEE Hall 6? Johnston Real Estate, Loans & Sure Insurance 405 Main St. Phone 58 COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Farm ers’ Union Store Phone 3 Free Delivery Specials Friday and Saturday 1- lb. Can Red & White Coffee......... ....25c 2- lb. Can Red & White Coffee.. ...........49c 3- lb. Can Red & White Coffee............ 73c 1 Carton M atches.. ...... 15c 2 lbs. Cascade Crackers............ ............ 15c 3 Rolls Toilet P a p e r___ ____________10c Rinso Special............ .................... ...... 19c Red & White Milk, 3 f o r ...................... 20c 3 Red & White Cleanser ................. ..... 10c A rcade T h eatre Admission 10c and 35c THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25-26-27 “TOWER OF LONDON,” Basil Rathbone, Boris Kar loff, Barbara O’Neil, Ian Hunter, Vincent Price, Nan Grey. SUNDAY, .MONDAY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28-29-30: "THE PRIVATE LIVES OF ELIZABETH AND ES SEX," B ette Davis, Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Donald Urisp, Alan Hale, Henry Stephenson. W EDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY Sl-FE B . 1: “THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS,” Pat O’Brien, Olympe Bra ml a, Itoland Young, Reginald Gardiner, George E. Stone. D iane T h e atre Admission 10c and 25c; Bargain Nights Admission 10c THURSDAY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25-26: “ONE HOUR TO LIVE,” Charles Bickford, Doris No lan, John LItel, Samuel Hinds. BARGAIN NIGHTS, Admission 10c. LOCAL NEW S REEL. of 91 cents a p a ir fo r th e ir a ll* .1; s to c k in g s in the fiv e y e a rs 1933- ■ C om pared w ith $1.51 a p a ir in .......rin d 1923-28 HERB ADAMS SERVICE STATION 522 Fifth St., on Highway The Best Buys in Town— Policies H osiery Costs Less A m e rican women paid an aver- Stop-Wear Lubrication Triton Motor Oil Union 76 Gasoline Tires and Batteries o f the state grade regulations is necessary to prevent im p ro p e rly graded stock fro m going through The J o lly W orkers m et last now and then. week w ith M rs. Phebe Young and Mrs. M a ry S m ith, fifte e n being present besides a group o f six children On F ebruary 7th Mrs. Roy Geer w ill e n te rta in the club in the afternoon, when names w ill be draw n fo r the Pollyannas to use in 1940. Mrs. Ab R itc h ie ’s m other is vis itin g her fro m M onm outh, w hile recovering fro m an illness. 1939 Chrysler Royal Sedan, M r. and Mrs. John Oleson and children o f the Grove were dinner Heater, Radio. guests in the Add H eath home F rid a y evening. 1939 Deluxe Plymouth Se M rs. Jessie G ilc ris t is regaining her health since she moved to dan. Fully equipped. Lancaster, C a lifo rn ia . The Add Heath fa m ily visited 1939 Plymouth Pickup. Sunday afternoon at T hornton Corners w ith M r. and M rs. J. W. Driven about 6000 miles Fisher. M r. and M rs. T ru m a n C la rk and Just like new. sons Law rence and F ra n k drove to Florence Sunday via Reedsport and re tu rn in g through Eugene Many others. Some as low called on M iss Georgia C lark. as $25.00. Law rence C la rk returned to P ortland Sunday n ig h t fro m a week-end v is it w ith home folks. Make Your Choice Today Hebron KING OF THE TABLE Its purity is assured If it comes from Moody’s Dairy Phone 21F4 SATURDAY, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27-28: “THE ARIZONA K ID,” Roy Rogers. George Hayes, Sally March, Stuart Hamblen. Saturday Matinee 2:30 p. m. Admission 10c and 15c. LOCAL NEW S REEL. MONDAY, JANUARY 29-CLOSED. TUESDAY, W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 30-31: “TOO BUSY TO WORK.” The Jones Family.
