THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1940 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON H eilig H onies to M eet Î BOYS! Those G ene A u try In n er-O u ter S hirts. Cool for these Hot Summer Days! F av o rite O u tfits fo r th e Cowboy— G ene A u try P a n ts With Zipper Pockets! Sanforized Shrunk and Sell at only Here and There I Dorena*oiriiTTuesday' i The four girls softball team* of * " Cottage Grove, Hebron. Dorena The national republican conven- and Culp Creek will stage a big t|On is crowding the war for space night of soft hull Tuesday evening on the front pages of most news- at Kelly field. All of the teams paper* in the country. It is gtsxi will see action anti the feature to see something besides the {contest to see the "Heilig Honies’’ struggle aerofts the Atlantic on the of Eugene clash with the Dorena first pages of the papers. It makes Durable Fir team. one realize that there are other There will be a parade that will things in thus world beside* the start at the old high school build- war. ; ing and all teams will be in the ------------ parade. The first game will start Mrs. Merle Stewart seems to be immediately following the parade in the news one way or another, which te to start at 6:40 p. m. First it was the reported mistake The game between the Heilig |n the enumeration of the people Honies and the Durable Fir teams |n Cottage Grove. Now it is a will bring two undefeated teams fight in the county democratic together in what promises to be ranks over the election of Mrs. an exciting game. The manager Stuart to the position of state of the Eugene team say’s, "You committee woman. can rest assured we will put up ■ ........... lenty of color and action on the The idea of a Monroe doctrine ield. seems to be spreading all over the The Dorena team has waded world. Hitler said in an interview through al, opposition around this a few days ago that he would like vicinity and will be out to dump to have a Monroe Doctrine in Eur- the Eugene team. Lita Mosby, ope, Now Japan has start«! a who just m ined a no-hit game last nuivement for a Monroe Doctrine week, will probably be on the for the Far East. mound for the Durable Fir team. ------------ In the first game of the evening a new way to elude the blood two of the three team*. Cottage hounds on the trail of convicts is Grove, Hebron and Culp Creek, to spread pepper on the trail. This will play for three innings and the was recently used by an escajxal winner will play the third team convict in New Mexico. for three innings. ------------------------ Pitcher Misses No-hit Game jf n|() m«n Jupiter will stay Lata Mosby of the Dorena team away Lane county racing fans will just missed the hall of fame when Ret to see the midget auto races she pitched one-hit ball to lead which are to be held in Eugene on the Dorena team to an easy 34 to j ujy 4 The races, under the spon- 1 win over the Hebron girls sorship of the Veterans of Foreign Thursday night. The lone hit was w ars, will be held on the track at made in the last inning and coupl- the fairgrounds. ed with an error enabled the He- ------------ bron team to score their one run. Evidently President Roosevelt In the second game of the isn’t much worried about the com- doubleheader the Cottage Grove ing election because on a recent team battled from behind to out- trip through Philadelphia he was score the Culp Creek team by a reported to have slept the entire 25 to 17 margin. The games were time his train was in the G. O. P. played before a large crowd. convention city. The Smart Shop team pounded ------------ out a 21-20 win over the Hebron The local battery received many- team at Hebron Tuesday evening, complimentary write ups of their There were slx home runs with recent shooting at Camp Clatsop Virginia Bushong a n d Gladys according to the returning mem- Minor of the Smart Shop connect- bers of Battery E. The army of- ing for two. ficers who witnessed the shooting ------------------------ were amazed at the accuracy THINGS TO WATCH FOR shown by the local battery. but first, SAVE on your Food Supplies aL> i Now-, built-in radios on bicycles . . . Razor-blade "sandwich man’’ carrying bulletin board on which he chalks inning-by-inning base­ A community picnic was held ball scores caught by his portable Sunday in Miss Piper’s grove, and radio (well, they have ’em in a good time was reported by all Brooklyn). those present. The Jolly Workers met all day June 19th with Mrs. Clyde Clark. Soda W a te r C o nsum ption According to estimates, tbe aver­ They tacked a club quilt and do­ Engraved, printeo or processed age American drinks 42 bottles of nated $5.00 to the Red Cross wedding announcements for sale through the Cottage Grove chap­ soda water a year. by The Sentinel. ter. The Frank LaBlue family left last week on their annual trip to Eureka. California, to spend the Fourth with their mother. Mrs. Lucy LaBlue. Lawrence Clark of Portland was One, 8-cu. ft. refrigerator (used) runs like new ... $129.00 at home for the week end. Miss Georgia Clark is home from Eu­ We have the Kelvinator line of refrigerators. Stop in and gene for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeene and see them for value. children Norman and Gary at­ tended the annual reunion of the Hotplates and Electric Fans. Powell descendants held in Linn county Sunday. Mrs. L. D. Huff and daughters, Mrs. Helen Pirtle and Mrs. Hazel Hubbard and children attended the picnic here Sunday. Miss Mildred Dugan of the Grove spent the week end with her sister. Mrs. Frances Patton. J. Eggleston of Los Angeles left Saturday to visit friends in Wash­ ington. after visiting the John Seagoe family. Hebron Hot Weather Specials • BRISBANE ELECTRIC « « VACATION SAFEWAY P0ICIS-—Fri.. 2«a* 28 Hire Wed.. 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