TUT USDA Y, APRIL IH, 1940
TILE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE. OREGON
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LADIES SLIPS
Fine quality rayon striped, th ey’re dandies ...
ANKLETS
Fine quality white and oolors, sixes 7 to 10%
SERVICE WT. HOSE
New Spring shades. Sixes 8% to 10% ..........._
LADIES’ BLOUSES
Unusual high quality materials at this price. .
HANES SHORTS and SHIRTS
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Auxiliary
VOtCS tO Sponsor Girls
Camp at Silver Creek
Mrs. Jennie Rom, proprietress
of the Cottage Grove Hotel Coffer*
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P “ J™day
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Th‘- American Legion Auxiliary
kn She salted
met at the armory <M Monday eve-
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from
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T t I"* ,and ¿ T nines for h
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S S f o biifrinp^s
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49c
10c
Scuttle, Wssh*
69c
98c
25c
M r. and Mrs. Elbert Smith of
Salem visited over the week end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
ilam ant. Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Ilam nnt are sisters.
M r. and Mrs. Stewart Carlson
and Mrs. W alter Wixxinrd spent
last week end In Portland and
skiing at M t. Hood. Mrs. Carlson
and daughtri» Sandra Sue and
Linda Ix>u remained In Portland
to spend a week visiting with
Mrs. C ar Ison's parents.
i iv 1 nt Anchors#« fn<Nd/iy. She
w ere read and accen ted
was accompanied by Mr. and Mr».
reaa ana Accepted
Johnny Pluchak, who have gone
June Bird, chairman
of
the
there to make their home.
P°Ppy wreath making for the cerp-
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eteries, reported that work on the
Five members of the Order of
would start at the next
Eastern Star visited the Spring-
“nd requested that mem-
fleld chapter Tuesday evening.
bring scissors and pliers for
They were Mr. and Mrs. Vem WiT-»w TLk’
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Karns, Miss Eunice VanDenburg, u‘" r’ ' Jot?n Dunlevy, legislative
Mrs Velma H arrell and Mrs. W. cbairrnan. in her report said that
L. Workman.
sae bad written four letters to
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state representatives and receiv-
M r. and Mrs. W. C. M artin and ^ answers « p a rtin g the Widows
two sons spent the week end in an<? -Tphans Bill.
Portland on business.
A full report on the State G irl’s
camp at Silver Creek falls was
Mrs. Robert Fromm returned giv<;n by
Reed for Ameri-
Saturday night from a two weeks’ nanism, and it was voted that the
visit with relatives in Seattle. J „
unit "1*"“ °«' th“ camP* with
Washington.
a,J arrangements in charge of the
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Americanism chairman. I t ’ was
M r. and Mrs. Alvls Wicks and a,Ma Vf<ted *° P™«ent
the 8th
fam ily and M r. and Mrs. A. W . «rade Americanism medal this
Shofstall and fam ily spent Sunday yef£ '
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at Ixxin Lake.
1 Iflns for Memorial Day Poppy
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sales and services were discussed.
W r. and Mrs. S. T. Rose and £?I’Py
are in charge of M iy.
daughter Gloria and M r. and Mrs. Alvls Wicks.
Bill Widenor and son Raymond
“ was decided that the auxili-
spent the week end at Loon Lake. ?ry. bav?
rummage sate on M ay
Gayle Rose stayed at the home of llt h and that membere be notified
an aunt at Creswell.
to 0811 ,M rs Morton If they have
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materials to be called fo r which
Mrs. J. C. Klopfensteln was ca" £ uaed at tbe M le
taken to the Sacred Heart hospi-
follow ing the business meeting
tai yesterday morning where she refreshments were served to the
underwent a minor operation. H er
®nd auxiliary members by
condition was reported as serious ',/rh, *'°nn Dunlevy and Mrs. Max
by her niece, Mrs. A. M. Brown. Blrd-
M i». Young, in Springfield, Mon
day of this week.
M r. and Mrs. John Ashby vis
ited Monday afternoon with the
Ed Ashby’s.
000,000 was asked of the house
flood control committee Friday by
Rep. Angell, republican of Oregon.
Construction of parts of seven
dams included in the project is
now going on under last year's
in c r e a s e a s k e d fo r flo o d $5,000,000 appropriation.
PR O 3E ÍT
Angell styled the project vital
because of an estimated flood
W A S IflN G T O N An increase in damage of $1.693,000 annually In
the appropriation for the W illam the valley.
ette valley flood control-irrigation
Bookkeeping O utfits Sentinel.
program from $11,000,000 to $16,-
Pink
No. 1 Tall
Amber Strained
Honey
HAM
N.B.O.
Pride
Mild Sugar
Cured
Pound .....19c
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Cookies
Whole
PEAS
BEANS
CORN
BACON
Cured
Pound .....16c
Cottage Grove Rod &
Gun Club Retains llth
Place in State Shoot
5.ib. paa
U. S. No. 1
Elmer Hendricks and John Jep-
son spent Thursday and Friday
M r. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk
of last week in Portland visiting
and son Gordon and M r. and Mrs.
friends.
H arry Schrenk of Eugene spent
The Neighbors Friendship club
Half or
Sunday at Florence visiting M r. 'm et at the home of M r. and Mrs.
Mrs. O. M. Hubbard returned and Mrs. Henry Schrenk, parents Henry Rohde for an all day ses
Monday f r o m
Grays Harbor, of the two men. They visited at sion, April llt h . Miss Nellie Lyle
Washington, where she had visited other coastal points before return was present and prepared a buffet
Sugar
ing home.
luncheon, which was very much
Jacqueline Morton. Alvin D u the past month.
enjoyed by those present. Mrs. E.
gan. M arvel Geer and Robin
M r. and Mrs. Don Greening
Fahrenwald of Latham, Mrs. Lou
Woods s(M*nt the week end with
Burleson and Cosy Hughes of Cot
their parents, returning to OJS.C. spent the week end fishing at
Loon lake.
tage Grove, and
Mrs.
M aggie
on Sunday evening.
W ertz of Anlauf were
invited
guests. Mrs. Palleske poured and
M r. and Mrs. Oley Opheim of
T b * R*v. «nd Mrs. I. G. Shaw
Mrs. Burleson served. The club
Culp Creek ure the parents of a returned to their home In Tacoma,
»-pound daughter bom April 13 Washington. Wednesday after a
Cottage G r o v e Rod and Gun will meet April 25th at the home
at the Butler M aternity home. iew days visit at the home of their club retained eleventh place in the of Mrs. John Ashby, for the af
T h e baby has been named Wanda.
M r. and Mrs. M arvin Shaw.
fifteenth annual state telegraphic ternoon.
The Bonnie Perini fam ily spent
shoot Sunday, the sixth shoot of
the evening Thursday at the Ash
the
event
tied
two
competing
An K'<-pound son, Wayne Lee,
M r. and Mrs. Howard W iley of
Eight clubs shot perfect by home. Music was the diversion
was bom to M r. and Mrs. Melvin Medford were week end guests at clubs.
with mandolin and two guitars,
Wiscarson of CTulp Creek on April the home of Mrs. W iley’s parents, scores out of the twenty-eight.
also piano accompaniment.
Shooters
for
the
local
club
were,
14 at the Butler M aternity home. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Petersen.
M r. and Mrs. Read Hemenway
Miles Wicks 24.
Ed Heck 25,
and little daughter were guests
M r. and Mrs. Bob Owen are the
Mrs. H. B. Breedlove attended H arry Ren tie 25. Total 74. Scores Sunday at the Keitzer home in
parents of a son bom March 30 at the Coos County Royal Neighbors of competing clubs were: Corval
Cottage Grove. Mrs. Hemenway is
the McFarland M aternity home, convention at North Bend the lis 74, Coos Bay 74 and Bend 75.
a daughter of M r. and Mrs. Ed
T h e baby weighed 8 pounds.
latter part of last week. She also
Keitzer.
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visited her daughter, Mrs. George
TESTINO CONTINUES
Mrs. Cosy Hughes spent several
A daughter weighing 6 pounds H ew itt at Marshfield. She was ac-
days visiting at the Rohde home,
A ctivity of the engineer depart 1 as ( week
was bom to M r. and Mrs Tom companled by Mrs. Ida Swan who
ment on the Dorena and Cottage
Partney on April 2 at the M cFar- visited a sister at Marshfield,
M r. and Mrs. W illiam W hitlock
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land M aternity home.
Grove reservoirs continues with
visited at the Ed Ashby home
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M r. and Mrs. N. J. Taylor of the major portion of the necessary Thursday evening.
M r. and Mrs. Delbert Safley are Eugene, former residents of Cot- foundation exploration work by
Harold
Powers
accompanied
the parents of a 7% -pound son tage Grove, spent a few hours drilling and test pits completed.
Curtis Veatch to Halsey last W ed
The large "calyx” core d rill was
bom Saturday, April 13, at the here Tuesday visiting old friends.
nesday morning in search of em
M cFarland M aternity home.
M r. Taylor, employed by the transferred to the east bank of the ployment.
Southern Pacific, spent a number Coast Fork at the Hebron dam
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Mrs. Conklin, who suffered a
Miss Dorothy Bracher of Salem of years in thia section before he site April 9th. Unusually large paralytic stroke some tim e ago,
spent several days last week vis- was transferred to Eugene.
samples of bed rock were obtain is improving. She is still being
Iting Shirley Hendricks.
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ed and forwarded to the labora cared for at the R. H. Manbeck
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Gene Hansen and Glen Weel- tory at Oregon State college for home.
M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Mickey dreyer left Wednesday for Lake analysis and testing.
M r. and Mrs. Henry Rohde a t
left Saturday for Chicago. They Tahkenltch to spend the remaind-
Surveying work was resumed tended a birthday dinner at the
w ill be gone two weeks and w ill er of the week fishing,
with the placing of two addition Chas. McKibben home in Cottage
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visit friends in Michigan. Illinois
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al parties in this area.
Grove, Sunday.
and Kansas en route »tome.
M r. and Mrs. O. J. Peterson of
Mrs. Powers visited her mother.
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Seattle, Washington, were week ANNUAL HEALTH MEETING
Betty Arnest, student of OSC end visitors at the home of M r.
at Corvallis, spent the week end and Mrs. George Jacobsen.
The annual meeting of the Lane
at the home of her parents. M r.
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County Public Health association
and Mrs. G. B. Amest.
Kenneth H atfield and Dennis w ill be held Thursday. April 25th
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C laif left recently for their home at Seymour’s cafe in Eugene. G. C.
Mrs. M yrtle Lake returned re- in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, after Bellinger. Superintendent of the
cently from San Francisco where visiting two weeks in Cottage Oregon tuberculosis
hospital at
she was called by the illness and Grove.
Salem, w ill be present and give a
death of her sister.
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talk on "Tuberculosis as a Com
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Dwight King was in Portland munity Problem." The meeting
M r. and Mrs. G. C. Hood and Wednesday afternoon and evening w ill begin with a dinner at 7:00
family, accompanied by M r. and attending an Associated O il com- p. m. Reports of the health de
Mrs. Carl Jenkins of Drain, spent pany spring merchandising show. partment of the association w ill
Saturday and Sunday on the coast
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be given and election of officers
near Marshfield and Reedsport.
M r. and Mrs. J. B. Leonard and w ill be held. Anyone interested in
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M r. and Mrs. S. J. Leonard left tuberculosis is invited to attend at
Ear, Sherry, who was formerly yesterday to spend two days in this time.
w ith the W hite House Clothing Portland visiting friends.
company in W alla W alla, Wash-
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Ington, has accepted a position
Mrs. McKinley C arr and son
w ith the Men's Toggery and be- Stephen of Indianapolis, Indiana,
gan work Monday morning.
are visiting at the home of her
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parents, M r. and Mrs. O. M . Kem.
Doyle Ray. Denzll. Cleon and
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O tis Biggs and Maxine Ingram
Mrs. C. S. Roberts and daugh-
Bright
spent Sunday on the coast near ter Helen left today for Aberdeen,
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Sayings of
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CJiiWrm
Reedsport and Florence.
Washington, to spend the remaind-
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er of the week visiting Mrs. Rob-
Mlss M ary Wells of Elkton is erts’ mother.
visiting at the home of Mrs. Elsie
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Wells.
Pastor Atwood Foster accom-
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panied by Chas. West of Salem,
Mrs. G. E. Stowell left Sunday spent four days at Salem and La-
M O S T A M A Z IN G L O W E S T
for her home In Portland after an Grande last week on business for
extended visit at the home of M r. the Assembly of God church dis
D rive a Hudson Six over a route you travel
and Mrs. Dan Hamant.
trict.
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Salmon
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Plants ™ e — 10
New Spiidsu&N°8“*25<
Apples
25<
Rhubarb
4 ,ta 10
C arrots
10-
Lemons Fuu°j“i“ 2d°zcn25c
Delicious W inesaps
lbs.
Cherry Red
Crisp Tender
bunches
Bill’s Super Market
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The city library has subscribed
Miss Marian ^Jotvedt of Eugene,
for the Life magazine, which w ill! formerly on the local high school
be placed on the rending table.
; staff, was a visitor last Sunday at
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the home of M r. and Mrs. Roy
Boy—I’d be happy If I had
that dough.
Girl—And I’d be happy If
I oould make DO LEM AN’S
DIXIE bread dough.
,
Tommy Llnebaugh
Red Rose Batter and Ioe Cream. Short and Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Ask for them. C. O. Creamery. tflFerrin.
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