THURSDAY, JUNK 6, 1940
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
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Thirty-Four Active « V <k»«ncu Put«
M i
r il i In Busy 8esa,on
members
enrolled
Local Flying Club
At thi* regular meeting <»f the
Cottage Grove Flying club Mun­
day evening at Peteraen hall, It
'wax learned that there are now
thirty-four active club nicmbcra.
A tem porary landing field at the
V anN nrtw Ick farm aouth of town
baa been selected anil although
not yet approved by M;:jor Wylie
Wright of the CAA, club membera
aaid the field waa much bettor
than i the one abandoned recently
Just off the south highway, (’bib
.lH-ra also discussed
further
membera
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plana for building a hanger, to be
cona true ted of w ih k ! about '15 by
45 feet.
Incorporation papera have been
taken out by the club aa a non­
profit organization. Due to the
heavy expense entailed In the pur-
chase of a plane and the mainten­
ance of the field, the club will
need the active aupfairt of a large
ie (»enefitx to the
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At the regular meeting of the
city council Monday evening the
council naked the city recorder to
make an inveatlgation of the roof
of the city hall and the furnace
and boiler room in the city hall.
The recorder la to make an esti­
mate of the coats of putting the
furnace und boiler in good shape
and to repair the roof on the
building. The estimate will be giv­
en to the council at u later date.
An ordinance waa puaaed vacat­
ing the alley between Fifth and
Sixth streets, block 6, J. II. Mc­
Farland'« Addition
(sometimes
McFarland
Addition
l
and
that
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{"rtlon of H fth street lying be-
tbe n,,r L' ne ° i W? ‘tMkTi
avenue
Z" to north line of aforesaid
y-
Hie city attorney waa In­
structed to write the State High­
way commission concerning agree­
m e n t to tm v e a public hearing in
the matter of closing the streets.
The council heard a request of
Frank Heck that the weeds on
the property next to his on Quincy
avenue be cut. The council In-
Lu­ property and
th“ C,,y th“‘
l°
here and government aid In main-
talnlng facl^lim for private flying"
Property owners asked that the
council take action to relieve the
tn ffic congestion on south Sev-
‘‘nth between Main and Waahlng-
ton.
The council passed a motion to
extend the water line to Kelly
^ I d to provide drinking facilities
at the ball (Mirk.
Divide
Mr. anil Mrs. Ixiyal L-nbo spent
the week end at Cuscade Summit
on a fishing trip.
Carl Burkett and Mr. und Mrs.
Eugeni* Burkett and daughter
Karen and Mr. and Mrs. George
McKintoah of Marshfiekl visited
relatIves here and in Cottage
Grove last week.
Mrs E. L. McReynolds received
won! her brother. George Powell
of Lorane, was in a Eugene hos­
pital and had been operated on
Saturday.
Lit tli- Jarold Sheets, 5-year-old
Robert Henry Mosby, 72. died
son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sheets, at his home on Mosby creek Sun-
was operated on Friday at the Eu- <l«y afternoon. Mr. Mosby was
gene hospital for a ruptured apen- l*»m December 5,
near Cot-
dix. His condition Is reported to lage Grove. Pis father, David
he satisfactory.
Mosby, was one of the early ¡»io-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pollard neers in Oregon. He crossed the
an<l daughter Barbara of Glen- plains by ox team and settl<-d on
dale «¡«-nt the week end with Mrs. « land 'dentation claim on Mosby
Pollard's sisters. Mrs. Elmer Mar- creek four miles east of Cottage
tin and Mrs. Mary Burglund.
Grove.
School closed Wednesday. June
Mr. Mosby is survived by his
29, with a large crowd attending widow, Mary; five sons. Clay of
the eighth grade graduation and San Francisco. Millard of Klam-
plcnlc. Graduate's were Robert ath Falls, George of Silver Lake.
Sage. I.ucile Tonole and Margaret »nd Harry and Derral of Cottage
Kloodell.
Grove. There are also seven grand
t Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson of children surviving.
Coquille visited Friday evening at
Funeral services were held
the Chas. Arnold home and at- Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the
tended the graduation of Miss Assembly of God church. The Rev.
Martha at the Cottage Grove H. W. Davis officiated. Inter­
union high school.
ment will be in the Shields ceme-
Mrs. F. F. Parker and grand- tery with the Veatch chapel of
slaughter. Miss Kay Godley. were Eugene in charge of the services.
Sunday visitors at the J. A
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Mackey home.
HEALTH CLINIC
Glen Erickson, who has been at
A health clinic will be held on
the Mike O'Hern home several June 20th at the office of the pub-
months. left Friday for Seattle.
lie health nurse for pre-school
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin children who will enter school in
and son Amis. Mr. and Mrs. Will September. A physical examina-
Norrls of Cottage Grove, and Mrs. tlon will be given each and those
Donald McGarvin spent Memorial who wish will be Immunized from,
day at Oakland and Wilbur where diphtheria and small pox. The fol-
they visited at the Walter Norris lowing ladies will make home
home,
calls previous to the date for the'
The Joe Spence family spent clinic to be held: Mrs. Richard
Sunday at North Bend and other Bushel,. Mrs. Merville Veatch. I
places of interest on the coast.
Mrs. Don Allen. Mrs. Harold Hou-i
Bonnie Perlnl of Weed, Callfor- ser. Mrs. J. B. Leonard. Mrs. Karl
niu, visited his sisters here Sun- Mills and Mrs. C. E. Frost. For
day. Mrs. Burglund and Mrs. Mar- appointments, please call Mrs.
tin.
Don Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arnold and
Bud Grablp, Private First Class,
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Suiter and Mrs. Sal- of the 11th Cavalry unit of the U.
S. Army, stationed at Monterey,
lie Allison a, Curtin.
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California, arrived Monday eve-
Bennie Marsh and daughter ning to spend part of his 50 day
Zelda visih-d Saturday with Mrs. furlough at the home of his par-
Martha Marsh.
ents.
Dorena Pioneer
Buried Yesterday
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4 DAYS O F EX TR A VALUES
F r i d a y T h r u T u e s d a y I n c lu s iv e
M IR A C LE
W H IP
SEA
ISLAND
—I t ’s Salad
Time
By Oarlyle
6 odor«
10c $1
H»
Coty
Powder .. $1.00
Lipstick .... 50c
Rouge ____ 50c
Talc .......... 50c
Dusting
Pdr...... $1-00
Perfume
$1.00 to $5.00
Pipes
Dr. Grabow
$1.25
Cut-Rate on
All Tobacco
—American
Refined.
100 lb. bag
OXYDOL
98c
St. Regis
W atch
$1
.oo
Large Pkg.
Strawberries
and a shortcake
made from
Bisquick.
Yum! Yum!
27
17
Large package
Giant Size
49
SHRED W HEAT SPAM — i 4erve h o t o r c o l d .......... 2 cans 45c JA R RUBBERS
O r ¡ « ¡ n , . |3 ' > k « » - 2 5 C
SAUSAGE— C u d a h y ’s V ie n n a ... ... 3 for 25c Double Li
oz.
PORK & BEANS—No. 2l/2 ....... ... 3 for 29c
POTATO C H IPS— 1 5c s i z e .... ... ... 2 for 25c
K E R R LID S
ROLLED OATS G R A PE FR U IT JU IC E —46-oz. ....15c can
■’6'1 25c
’•n», u«......33c
Tillamook
Reg. F la ts ^ f o r
Rippled W HEAT
CHEESE
25c
. ~
2 lb-,oaf...... 45c 2«*».........15c
VALLEY ROSE
J AQ
b o ttle s. „ . . . 39c
CERTO
-4
FLOUR — 1 ♦
New
NUCOA
CORN — PEA S
GREEN BEANS
j
4 —
2 "».......... 33c
M.C.P. PECTIN
fo r . . . . . . .
-X5C
IVORY SOAP
Standard
M ed. bar
29c
S U R E -M IX '
8c
L ge .
CAMAY
CATSUP—D u n d ee...... - ........2 bottles 19c
PEA N U T BU TTER _____ __2-lb. ja r 23c
TOBACCO—Union L e a d e r_______63c lb.
TOBACCO—Stud, Adv. Buffalo
3 for 10c
TOBACCO—Prince A lb e r t
- 69c lb.
T oilet Soap
Our Finest Hard wheat
Flour Value
49 lbs.
PETER P A N
5c
$
Bar
5c
1.45
Coffee Plus
3 ibs 45c I R I S H ’ S
6 ibs 89c SHAMROCK
CRISCO
A REAL IRISH VA LU E
1 pound 24c
Y iic iic u
COFFEE
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
—Our finest package coffee.
Y ou’ll enjoy the pleasing
aroma and t h e delightful
flavor of Shamrock Coffee.
Try it today, i t ’s ground to
your order.
2 p o u n d s ^ jT£ Pound. 20c
4 pounds 93C 3 pounds 5 5 C
KELLY’S MARKET
FRIDAY AMD SATUBDAY SPECIALS
$1.25 Petrolagar
89c
Tello-Bole
$1.00 to $1.50 $1.25 A lb a g a r ........ 79c
Medico
$1-00 1 Qt. F U t ..................43c
Alarm
Clocks
M 98
—Finest Cane.
KELLY’S
CUT RATE
DRUGS
Bubble
Bath
SUGAR
BISQUICK
1 Pt. M i t .................. 23c
60c Oerutan __ — 49o
60c Alka Seltzer ...49c
1 Pt. Squib Anti-
s e p tio ................... 49c
100 Bayer Aspirin ..59c
60c Dental Plate
Holder, Pensular 49c
50c Cue .... ............. 39c
$1.25 Adla Tablets 98c
Fresh Film s
Cut-Rate Prices Are Our Regular Prices
Snnkist L E M O N S
2 d ozen. . . . ..................... 25c
Juice O R A N G E S
2 d ozen. . . . ..................... 25c
BANANAS
Golden Ripe
4 lbs. 25c
CU CU M BERS
Hot House
2 f° r 9c
LUNCH M EATS
Bologna, Minced Ham or
Liver Sausage
Pound............................
19C
P o rk C hops
Usual Quality
E ach................................... 3C
P u re L ard
Home-Rendered
4 lb- p Rg .............................. 37c
Assorted Lunch Meats
Pound............................
25C
Bacon
By the Side
p°und............ 1 7 |c
Boiling Beef
Short Ribs and Brisket
Pound............................ IOC