THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1940
H IE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Hebron
Highlights and Sidelights
TO A v o i d A tC ip iH rV
W M Ill »MATING AT
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MOLDING COTTON
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WM»N ANGRY, IT HPANiA THE
CAPE LIKE AN UMBRELLA WITH
TEKR i F V IN g EFFiCT. ABOUT
THREE? FIET U J M G .IT WALKS ANO
P u n s o n it s h i n d L E S S /
1940
1920
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Mr». Ida M. White, Mr. and Mr».
William Simona drove to Oregon
city March 27 to attend funeral
services held for John Harding,
brother of Mrs. Simona.
Mr». Phoebe E. Young wan
honored on her birthday anniver
sary Sunday, when a group of
friend» came in a fte r church aer-
vice» and surprised her with a
dinner. Mr. and Mr». Je»«c Ruker
Mr». C. C. Gilhum and children,
Mrs. Rert T u llar’« children and
b-lto y Ewing were in the group.
Dick G arm an underw ent an op
eration for appendicitis la»t week
in the Eugene ho»pital.
Mr and Mr». Cheater Giiham
and Ralph, Clyde and Emily went
Io Fall» City Saturday to visit
the C. M. P a rr family.
S tu a rt William» wan a t home
recent ly from Jacknon county
where he now ha» hi» mining
equipment in operation. Hi» fa th
er, Tom William», and several
other» are working with him.
Mr«. Dni»y M arkham of Cooley
Hill and Mr». Ada Overton of
Mosby creek, »pent last Thursday
with Mr». John Kebelbeck.
The Ed Pleser family of AJbany
were afternoon caller» a t the
John Kebelbeck home Sunday.
Mi«» Florence Kebelbeck went
to Eugene Monday to visit several
days with friends.
A
M OW HM V/ it is
EXACTLY M THE SPOT
WHERE THE PRIME
MC» I WAN GfOSSfS
THE FQVATOR'AT
LATI TUPF 0*.
LONOITMOE 0 * -
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P er gal
News Briefs
ONE CAN DRIVE A CAK TWICE AS
LAR6E AS IN 1920, VET PAY ONLY
HALF AS MUCH FOR ITS F U E L
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BODY LOST CLIMBER FOUND
The body of Gerald Hermann,
28, lost since early Sunday was
t found half buried on the west
| »lope» of Mount Hood late yester-
Lane Co. Political ! Here and There |
Slate Completed
Monday, April 1st
Veteran
mountaineer»
fo u n d
I H erm ann’» body only a short dis-
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The Lane county political «late
was completed Monday w ith full
tickets announced by bolh repub-
lleans and dem ocrats. If variety is
the spice of a |xditical campaign.
there ought not to lie any lack of
It in the May 17,h prim aries.
Sidney A Milligan. C o t t a g e
Grove attorney, reconsidered his
decision not io e n te r the cam-
paign for a place in the house of
representatives on the dem ocratic
ticket and with Clarence Hyde of
Eugene and Hale G. Thompson of
Eugene will m ake the race against
Angus Gitison of Junction City.
lu rm a n A .C h a s e and Jam es Ri»d-
_?f EuKCnc ° n ,hp
republican ticket.
O ther candidates follow:
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C. E. Brown, alias the Duke of
Saginaw, alia« M ajor Hoopla m ay
have not seen the famed picture
"Gone W ith the W ind.” but he
experienced it Friday, for Just one
short hour a fte r he harnessed hi«
w ater wheel to m ake electricity,
along came the wind and blew
t,own ’he tree
which his wires
were attached and "Blewey" w ent
his dream to com pete w ith Bonne-
ville. But th a t's not all the troub-
h* ’he Duke is having. Now he’»
facing ,he charge of preaching in
the Baptist church w ithout a li-
tance from w here hi« companion,
Jam es Lorentz, was found wan-
dering aimlessly in the drifts late
last night.
I-orentz. 19. told rescuer» th a t
’hey reached the sum m it success-
hilly Sunday afternoon and im-
nuxliately begun the descent in
’he face of a terrible blizzard,
W eakened from exposure and
suffering frost-bite, Lorentz said
’hey had separated and the last
he saw of Herm ann was between
’he headwall of W hite river can-
>'°p ,,nd G rater rock.
H erm anns frozen body was
discovered in the trackless snow
near Missippi head, about 1000
feet above Tim berline lodge.
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Don t lie offended at the per
nonnl questions the census tak e r
TAX COLLECTIONS
m ay ask you. Long in 1840, the
census ta k e r was required to ask
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«he women how m any petticoats
™ e Lane county ax depart -
they had and how m any they mpnt issued its first quarterly
report for 1940 yesterday a fte r
wore.
noon showing that a total of 71.1
< OMISSION K.R.N
per cent of the current tax roll
Republican: fhlly Maddaugh,
ijirr y Brumfield brought us a has been collected, a total of $1,-
Erni*»t Mathews. Allen P Wheel- <Y)py of
Sentinel dated May 232.668.21.
«•r C»rint_ Thompson. fxnirge A. -¿ q 1914, and dug up by Brison
In 1939, during the sam e period,
Wilhelm E. B. Oldham.
and Clarence Sears. Brumfield 65.47 per cent of the tax roll was
D em ocrat: R. B R<>se, Ralph sa j,j som ething about sending the collected though a larger total.
P. Ijiird, George J, Nelson, John , Opy on to his brother in Florida $1,274.341 91, due to a larger total
H. Harnmitt.
to prove th a t his b rother used to of w arrants. $1,948,532.87 in th at
S H E R IFF
go to Sunday school.
year, as compared to $1,734,698.57
Republican: C. A. Swart».
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for this year.
A I S ^ r a ,: F n ‘nl< B O ' " * Ca’ The cloud of do,,h' ha* »»
«uwirJsiiiM
,*‘en ’’••moved as to Sid Milligan's
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intentions.
We are for
Ri publican. H arry L. Chase, political n»nn»«t
»«■? u.<«k
go
pei
Jos. r . Safley
percent feminine vote he ought to
D em ocrat: Welby Stevens.
poll here, he should go over big in
C LER K
south Lane county. We thought
Bright SoymgJ
Republican: W. B. Dillard.
for a while th a t Sid m ight be a
o f Children
D em ocrat: E than Newman.
candidate for m atrim ony instead
CO RO N ER
of the legislature.
Republican: H. E. Scoles, Chas
P. Poole.
D em ocrat: None.
C h ristian E n d eav o r
The W inner
SURVEYOR
Republican: P. M. Morse.
D em ocrat: None.
CONSTABI.ES
Republican: H arry Quinn. June-
tlon City district; William Klssen-
ger, Oakridge d i s t r i c t ; M ark
H athaw ay. Eugene d istrict; C, S.
Carlson. Flon-nce district.
D em ocrat: H. P. Rowley. Eu-
gene district, D. A. Laing, Cush-
,n,,n
I’ORT COMMISSIONER
Republican: W arner C. W aite,
C ushm an; George H. Johnson,
M apleton.
Dernix-rut: H a r o l d "Shorty"
Addison, M apleton[ O scar G. Fas-
lieck and Charles L. Graden.
COUNTY SCHOOL
SU PE R IN T E N D E N T
Non Purtlsnn: L. C. M offitt.
DISCUSS IN S AND OUTS
Phone 53 or 54
H olds S ilv er Ju b ile e
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The Silver Jubilee convention of
the I^ine county C hristian En-
deavor unions which was held
with the local Christian church
was atended by 300 delegates and
visitors. 200 of whom were regis-
tered delegates from ten commun-
ities over the county. High light
of the convention was the old tim-
era banquet sprved in the church
basem ent at 6:00 o’clock S aturday
evening.
Visitors on the program includ-
ed the Rev. C. P. Gates, pastor of
Ladd's Evnngellc church of Port-
land; Dorothy Kliks, sta te C. E.
president of P ortland; Phil B ar
rett, sta te vice president, Salem ;
the Rev. Claude O’Brien, pastor of
the Springfield C hristian church
and the Rev. E. L. Kechley, re tir
ing pastor of the C hristian church
here.
Two F ree City D eliveries D aily
Q u a lity
P ric e
GGS
BUILDERS INVESTORS
125 ft. rolls
Campbell**
D re s s in g
Dinner Bell
Each
Quarts
25
FIS HEB ’S
BLEND
49-1 b. bag
s
l 59
FISHER S
Pancake
9.8 lbs.
F o rm ay
cans
25c
Shortening
3-lb. Can ___
P u re x
The Master
Bleach
% Gal. Jug .
39,
D in n e r Bell
Q u a lity
Paper Plates ___ .. 2 pkgs. 15
Paper N ap k in s__ ... 3 pkgs. 25c
Paper T o w els___ .._2 for 19c
Paper Cups _____ .. 2 pkgs. 15c
Northern Tissue .. .... 4 rolls 25c
FOLGERS
COFFEE
Rrip or Regular Grind
45 ‘2 i-ib,ins 45c
F A R IN A
9.8-ih..................
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.40e
A
A fa H Soda . ...... 3 pkg.
Gloss Starch .. ... 3 pkgs.
Drain Opener _____ 18c
Chore Girls _ ........ 2 for
Old D u tc h ___ ------ 2 for
TUNA
25c
25c
can
15c
15c
FLAKES
N o. H tin s
19
2 19
Borene
49
Large Size
29
BORENE
SOAP
r»-z,."»c
6,or25‘
Big Boy
BAR
6 25
Double Refined
BORAX
Bar
5<
219
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
K E L L Y ’S M A R K E T
R h u b a rb
Specials F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y
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Local Red
2 p o unds.
13c
G r a p e f r u it
Full 0 ’ Juice
D o z e n ..................
23c
C a u lif lo w e r
Fine Quality
5C
F irst C hristian Church, C ottage
Grove, Sunday, April 7, 1940—
Bible school, 9:45 a. m.; m orning
worship, 11 n. m., serm on subject,
"Anchors of D estiny;’’ Chrlslnn
Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.; evening
worship, 7:30 p. m„ serm on sub-
ect, "God the Unknow n;” J. N.
Updike, supply m inister.
Fine m odern house—three acres of river bottom ground on good
road just 5 m inutes drive from town. Electricity. $1,600, $250
down.
GREEN ONIONS
RADISHES - ASPARAGUS
NEW PEAS — NEW
POTATOES — CARROTS
TURNIPS — ETC.
Phone 216
Sodas
2 lb. pkg. 2 5 ^
Except Chicken and Mushroom
OLEO
P o u n d ......................
RODM ANS
Snowflake
NO zw
CANS
KflCHURfflES
9th and Main
2 29
P O R K a n d B E A N S Dundee
3 <« 2 9 c
R E D S A L M O N Alaska No. 1 T ai, Tins 2 f ° r 4 5 c
Assorted Fruit Flavors
6 pkgs. 2 5 c
H -D J E L L
G R A P E F R U I T J U I C E 46-oz. tins Fach 15c
Five room house w orth $1,000. Ow ner would trade his $300
equity for lots o r acreage just outside the city limits. Balance
on house is a t $10 a month.
a*A<GW G »A*nnn«n»«»
G ra d e A L arg e
G ra h a m s
X 5 C 2 lb. pkg.
CEREALS
The ins and outs of hum an
an ato m y will be the subject of
serious consideration April 3, 4,
I've had a lot of trouble in my
5. and 6, when the Pncific Coast life, but I’ve always kept my chin
association of surgeons m eets a t up.
the Hotel M ultnomah in Portland.
Kept it up, my d e a r? You’ve
L atest developments will be dis- doubled it.
cussed and interesting case his-
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lories will be reviewed by the
m any leading Pacific coast s u r
geons who will be in attendance
a t the four-day session.
"At the risk of using n very had
The best business lot in C ottage Grove is now lying idle. W ith
pun,” says M anager E arl M clnnes
o f the Hotel M ultnomah, “we are
good tim es coming on this 50 by 90 corner lot a t 7th and Main
expecting about 200 cutups for the
is an excellent Investm ent a t $4,000. Easy term s.
conclave. Needless to say, all our
knives will be especially sharp.”
Five room house, good neighborhood. $850, $200 down.
S atisfactio n
Honey Maid
Wax Paper
Handy-Sack 2-lb.
“ If you are tired of that
scowl on your face and
want a smile to take its
p la c e
Eat Doleman*s
Dixie Bread.” — Submit
ted by Mrs. Ann Copeland
of Creswell.
eq »»’»
Simple arithmetic, yet important to your budget — and your food problems always work
out that way at Irish-Swartz.
SO U P
»ft Pf« GAL.
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IRISH-SWARTZ
B roken
S L IC E D
BACON
2
p °unds
lb. box
PU RE
LARD
H om e R endered
29 4 33«
87«
SH ORT
HAM
to B ake
3 lb. A verage
^ ^ c lb .
pounds
R IB S
Nice fo r B raisin g
10c ib