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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1940)
T lW ltSD A V, A H ir S T I, 1940 Persons Receiving SOFTBALL NEWS Voluntary Training N aval R eserves Is FSA Chatties Are P ro g ressin g N icely Dorena. Liable Ct. Action (By Bachelder and Harpole) Friday, August 2 Grove Hardware va. Knlcker- bocker’a; Creawell va. Monday, August 8 Eagle* va. Dorena; Creawell vs. Knickerbocker’s. W ednesday, A u gu st 7 Grove ' - - ’ V Hardware va. Gustaf- son’s; McCoy’s vs. Quality M arket, The _ program for the voluntary training of candidates for line of- fleer commissions in the naval reserve is progressing satisfactor Persona «elllng, trading or re- ily. On July 10, 850 young men bc- reiving chattels mortgaged to the tween the ages of 19 and 26, In- farm security admlnlntratlon na • - a. --------- elusive with a minimum of two ' n ' L f<’.r r',hat’,ll,a i ion loans years' college education, had been are liable to court action by the government If legal releases have In the ojiener Monday night enlisted In the Naval Reserve for O f * this T number, 600 not been secured, according to a Creswell defeated the Eagles 3 to this '<2, training. ' 7 ’ rnne1r - ww ,1 1 In a low-hitting game. Imngston *" thf .US* Wyoming at notice received from the regional • In a low-hitting game, fmngston v __u „ „ ..... , - attorm-y, reports Dale R. Winn, for the Eagles held the Creswell i Lilt5 iO5 ’ . e county farm security adminlstra- boy» to 3 hits while Bailey of y f*frU *1 h, n ,7?d| at tlon supervisor, Eugene. Creswell allowed 4 hits. Y~!i • ?, u ,?nr ntL Restrictions are placed on sale Knickerbocker’s, in the second Hampton ^Roads *V lrg in ia^an d >' or transfer of chat ta b mortgaged game of the evening, were defeat- r X n U n a m o £ v Cu "a d not o n ^ t ^ m i «h .im rt‘| i ^ L r i n "7 *°" ° " « •“ " '■ < * « £ completion of r n io n iy u> provide partial securi- by the Quality M arket In the free- »hi« three months* t r a i n i n g r« Instlre r'n.a n man " ‘"f"“ m \ 7 bitting game The game was fnst H<,rve nndshiomen w ill he ^Iven nudshipmen w ill be given lnaur< miiinti nante of sufficient hut the Butchers were well out In commissions as ensigns in the operating gissl» to keep the farm the lead after gamering 7 runs in _ . Naval Reserve and may be fjiven on a productive basis and carry . the inning. The Five and a an oppoitunity, if desired, to serve . first Inning. out farm plans, says the notice. Dime boys played a poor defense on active dllty in thp fl(^ t wlth Where sale or trade of ------- mort- game, making 9 errors to 3 for o , i i ,.n.i MitrlH,a nMw c a u s e o | ^ " • h X e i i nn7anna mM*m' Th<? f,nal arore waa 16 second training cruise in tlon authorization f o r t r n n a f o r "at *°i® ‘ p h • n tj connection with this program w ill ,ton- SXS2L1 S ! f » t i t dur- such property should be Ing the period tentatively sched through the county supervisor’s ‘ ‘ R I I E uled for August 19 to September office, Winn pointed out. Grove Hardware ......... 7 7 8 14. Approximately 1,200 men w ill Culp up Creek ..... 4 7 1 be cruised during this period. I locker, Pliillljw and V. Decker; Scott, Gates and Jennings. O IL C O M P A N IE S A SSIST IN Creswell ........ ............. 3 4 2 Mrs. Ernest Artnes, Mrs. Nell Efigies F IR E C A M P A IG N 1 3 Griswold and Mrs. Eva Richmond I-angston and M. McKibben; visited Monday with Mrs. Joe Lan Bailey and D. Kasper. S A L E M — O il companies and caster Q uality M arket ....... 16 15 •* service station managers of Ore- M r. and Mrs. H arry Burton and Knickerbocker's 8 ......... 9 9 gon are cooperating closely with fam ily from Scottsburg spent Sun Tilton and French; Lusk and the state forestry department In day at the home of Mrs Burton's Denson. the campaign to prevent forest sister, Mrs. M ike O TIern. Wednesday's double-header saw fires. Nelson S. Rogers, state tor- Mrs. J. A. Mackey spent the w w k end at W ilbur with a sister, P101"0 upaeta than Tuesday’s don- « » « r. reports, key -------- game. Kenny Gustafson's To further the cause, Richfield. M rs F. F Parker Mrs. George McReynolds and Cream Puffs dropped the league- Tidew ater Associated and Union daught daughter Georgenia and Mrs. leading Quality M arket boys 4 to Gil ° f California have Instructed M erle Porter of Latham. Mrs 3. Then the climax the evening's their service station attendants to Sherman and Mrs. Williamson of entertainment the Real McCoy’s ™ I ’*y a* h l'!? yB,,n 7 * c a rs .o f a l* Cottage Grove are soendlna a won ’ heir first game of the season customera who stop for service of week V t Ta?t on th^ coast by edging out Culp Creek 9 to 8. any kind. A t the same time these Mrs Richard Knight and dough- W ith all teams showing great attendants w ill call attention to te r Ann of Eugene returned home improvement over the first half of }he state law that imposes a 575 Friday after soendinv two weeks ’ he season, and many teams tak- ’ ine f ° r throwing cigarette stubs w ith Mre K „"5S ? 1 b r e n t s M r 'ng on new players, it Is likely the £ any burning m aterial from Divide and Mrs F L_ M eR evnnlds large number of fans who have Mrs F M Chapman returned followed the teams thus fa r in the last week from a K m week* visit w ill see a better brand of 1n California She was accompanl- bail from now on out. ed home by her daughter, Mrs. Quality's defeat Wednesday eve- Ilerschel Phillips of New A rk, ning again put three teams. Cres- C alifornia, who w ill make a two well. Knickerbocker's and Q uality weeks visit here w ith relatives, in a three-way tie for first place, Mrs. Tom Faster and daughter of Each of these teams has lost two Ashland are guests at the Chap- games during the season. rnan home - ------ ------- M r. and Mrs W . O. Saunders of Cushman are visiting Mrs. Saund ers’ parents, M r. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey. A special election w ill be held F rid ay evening for the purpose of voting on consolidation with the . f roP damage resulted from the Latham district. heat wave which hit the middle Mrs. I. F. New r . M Chapman, Mrs. H er- wp” the fln” of the wre week. wi-m. n rw ache I Phillips and daughter Billy »casonal temperatures were reach- Mrs Tom Foster visited _.. at « at many and Mrs. . po nts. Corn was prob- the Sherman and Leslie Chapman ab*y ’ he heaviest damaged of ail homes at Hayhurst. Saturday crops. F arth er south and south- Mrs. Ixjretta Leagevc and chil- the usual temperatures p dren of Oakland. California, who va*“?u- 'have been visiting Mrs. League's _ , ~ ~ „ .. parents, M r. and Mrs. Joe Glass, Professor H erbert C. Howe, 68 left Sunday for their home and yea™ professor in the Unl- -were accompanied by a sister, .XT1? **? .0* Oregon, died at the Mrs. Nellretha Frost. ^ alpo!^ community hospital S Mrs. Lee Crahan and daughter ^ay a’ ’e r a ’ en weeks illness and Barbara and sister Mabelann funeral services were held in Eu- Russell spent Friday in Eugene fi‘'ne yT?ter?ay- He came to ’ he w ith a sister, Mrs. W hitten Swaf- University in 1901 as assistant f ord Pro(<???r ° I English literature and ________________in 1903 was made head of the HOOPLEN HOM E English literature department. M r. and Mrs. C. E. ( M a j o r lu r in g 1936 and 1937 he served Hoople) Brown and fam ily arrived acting dean of college of arts home yesterday from an extended and “’” era- tr ip east and south. They visited ------------- m any points of interest In the east About 250 Lane county guards- and south including Cuba and up ’nen w ,b leav* Sunday for train- the A tlantic seaboard to New inK at E?r t . Lewla Guardsmen York for a visit to the New York J?'11 entrain from Eugene. C oival- fair. They were accompanied on *“ • Albany and other points, but the trip by M r and Mrs. M erle ’ he training order does not in- «Chase of FAtgene. w^ ich N ew s Briefs E X E C U T IV E M E E T IN G A ________ business _____ meeting _____ of the ____ offl- •cere and leaders of "he" Christian church woman's council was held yesterday afternoon at the Christ- ian church. Plans were made for a food sale to be held In Septem- her. Mrs. Mrs. Hazel V anN ort- ■wick. president of the woman’s council, was in charge of the meet ing. Mrs. Gordon Hypes was elect ed to serve as reporter for the xroup. DR. H A G E N D O IN G R E M O D E L IN G W O R K D r. H. A. Hagen, who has of fices on the second floor above the Eagle Cigar store on M ain is remodeling ten rooms of the sec ond story on the same floor w ith his office. The ten rooms are being remodeled into house keeping apartments and are being repaint' cd and redecorated. The ap art ments w ill be available for occu pancy about September 1st. H A L F O F A L L S TA TE S I N © SC S U M M E R E N R O L L M E N T O R EG O N S T A T E C O LLEG E— Exactly half of the 48 states were represented in this year’s regular summer session, which is just ended with a total enrollment of 926, approximately 13 per cent more than last year. In addition, Alaska. Canada. China, and Egypt, ns well of 34 of Oregon’s 36 coun ties, had one or more students In the session. U. B. Soldiers la Old Fort Soldiers of the Sixty-flfth U. S. Infantry sre living in El Morro, 400- year-old Spanish fort in Puerto Rico. 13th. Additional or perhaps Indefi iods may be in n*’ e ’ gaining _ periods ?to.re. 1_{o r al1I guardsmen shortly, , t this w ill depend on orders Washington. So fa r these or- dcr» have not been Issued._______ caP*■ O ther m ajor and independent “ " J * " * * c ^ r a t l ' T l o n ^ ’s im ll^ b .y w ill cooperate along sim ilar - a . m « -a...- f pVP^v f7»?Lnh to hein J“" .* 1 ",e {* t much of ,ract much of 8 ta te ’ tourist trade and that means more sales for every business that serves the traveler In Oregon,’’ said one oil company executive. Mimeograpn stencils. Sentinel BETTER USED CARS G a n priced to sell, not to keep. W e have a select list of um cars priced to enable yon to drive a better car. D rive by and look these over. Here are a few: IRISH-SWARTZ Phone 53 or 54 Two F ree City D eliveries D aily W E R E M O B IL IZ E D ! To give you the finest service on the largest and most complete stock of fine foods in town. 8 H 0 P IRISH SWABTZ TODAY Bliss C offee S n o w d rift Vacuum Pack 8nper Creamed Mb. can 20c 39 PO T A T O C H IP S JE L L PO W DER S A L A D O IL 45 re g u la r 15c size H -D quality In y o u r container S&W F in e P E A S 2—29 ^r?3^ Tom ato J u ice N o. 2 tin s 3 fo r 27c 46 oz. tin s 2 for 35c California Small S w ift’s W H IT E B E A N S PREM pounds Serve hot or cold 59c M A L T E D M IL K M A Y O N N A IS E P O R K and B E A N S EGG NOODLES P IN E A P P L E S W E E T P IC K L E S M EAT tin s 3 fo r 10c tin s 3 for 14c N o. No. PEANUT BUTTER 23c pound jar K r a f t’s chocolate flav o r 1 lb. 25c, 2 lb. 49c D ennison’s 23c pt. 33c qt. No.2Vè tin s 3 65 with self sealing lids 89 Deviled 2 3 e C®" 2 Bring Us Your Coupons F ru it Ja rs Full quarts complete can 2 p k gs. 25c 6 p k gs. 25c 25c qt. 89c gallon H-D Brand 10 6-lb. C Another Chance BORENE Giant Package 49c B O B E N E , bar or B IG B O Y S O A P 6 f o r ................... 25c 1 lb. package T id-B its—8 oz. 25 oz. ja rs 2 fo r 25c 4 cans 25c C O RN S T A R C H 1837 B U IC K S P E C IA L , 4-door sedan. Car In A -l condition, new tires. Looks and rui like new. $675.00 2 p ^ .......1 5 c 1937 P L Y M O U T H 2-door tear ing sedan. New paint, clean tnride and oat. $ 5 2 5 . 0 0 W ith Ham L IM A B E A N S cans 1936 V-8 F O R D TU D O R . $395.00 1931 C H E V R O L E T 2 D O O R, new tires and new paint. Thousands of trouble-free miles left In this car. Only $175.00 CORN, P E A S an d G reen B ean s T R IA N G L E P A N C A K E WICKS Service Station PETER PAN N o rth 9th 8 t —s=s Boy! Here Is Real Flour Value! SPECIAL DEALS 49 lbs. You w ill always find specials at Thrift-Wise, the store that brought you out-rate prioes to Cottage Grove. $1.00 H in d s H o n ey & A lm on d Cream 25c L isterin e T ooth P a ste 49c 3 fo r 49c F R U IT S A N D VEGETABLES CUCUM BERS 50c Barbaaol Shaving Cream 60c Gen Basor with 5 Gem Blades 29c N ew M etal P ip e s 50c Cut Rate Prices on All Tobaccos 60c Alka Seltzer Caps Look for the O rm a Neon Sign 5c both 59c 50c W ild root Sham poo Swimming Fine Slicers 2 fo r 49< A Rolled W heat free w ith the large package now IR IS H S P E C IA L J 39 Good Bread Flour at a Low Price 49 lbs. S p ecia ls F r id a y an d S a tu rd a y The finest variety of "farm fresh” produce in town. 20c C olgate T ooth P a s t e __ ____ 2 fo r 29c $ S ta n d a rd q u a lity 6 can s 25c 6 can s 25c 3 can s 25c 19c K E L L Y ’S M A R K E T 50c P ep so d en t A n t is e p t ic ... ......... 2 fo r 40c 10c to 49i 3-lb. can C A R R O T S and BEETS 3 b u n c h e s .............10c LUNCH M EATS B ologn a, M inced H am or L iv er Sau- sa g e „19c DILL PICKLES BABY BEEF STEAK Assorted, Many Varieties 2 5 c lb . T he Big Ones PU R E LARD Home Rendered Shoulder Cuts S u n k ist L E M O N S 2 d o z e n ________25c S u n k ist O R A N G E S 2 d o z e n ... — ........25c 19c lb. 2 lbs. 37c S ID E BACO N E nd C u t s ........ 18c C enter C u t s ....23c Each 2c pounds 29c PORK STEA K S Shoulder Outs 5 c E ach
