TIIUKSDAY. AUGUST I, 1910
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
Special Sale
Dorix Arrwxt and I^orcne Chrlx-
tcrwen left Tucnday for a week’s
vian at the ( ’hrixtenxpn cabin at
Lund Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Christensen
are visiting Mm. Chrlutenaen'a
brother and family at Nyswla, Ida
ho.
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Mr. and Mm L S Godard ac-
companied by Mm. B B Hurt'and
daughter Pauline and Fred Butler
visited Heceta Beach
Saturday
and Sunday.
New Liquids Are
Taken from Wood
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Mm. Melissa Purkerson of Junc
tion City and Mm. Mary Hill of
Eugene were visitors Thursday of
Mm. Purkerson’« sister, Mm.
Boone Humphrey.
Mr. and Mm. W. J. Seaver of
S p rin g fie ld w e re v is ito rs Friday of
their son, R. M. Seaver.
Mr. and Mm. Charles Kinnar
and Mm. Kruger of Marshfield
were guests Sunday of Mm. Clara
Chapman
Mr. and Mm. J. R. Nelson of
Springfield were guests Sunday of
their son-in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mm. R. M. Seaver.
Mr. and Mm. John Lott and
Mm. Lott’s mother. Mm. Peli-
wick, and Mm. Walter Pohl and
two daughters, all of Chiloquin,
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mm. Lee Duffey,
Mm. Coleman of Arbor and her
daughter and the latter’s two
daughters of Santa Rosa, Califor-
ma, who visited last week with
another daughter, Mm. A. Lane,
left Saturday for their homes.
Mm. Jack Peterson returned
Sunday from attending the S.D.A.
convention in Portland,
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S A V E !
New Big 6 Cubic Foot Family Size
thjt painf
A dozen unknown new liquids
have been extracted from wood in
the University of Washington's
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
chemistry laboratory, it was re-
VP^2''d at «* « « ie Saturday.
rh,’y are th,‘ h»-ginning of an
exploration for sources of wealth
rivaling the gold found by thp
ploneem. All are from lignin, the
part of wood which is one of the
A. W. Helliwell and L. J. Mc world's greatest waste products.
Coy left Monday afternoon for a
The University of Washington,
short business visit to Grand near the center of North Ameri-
Coulee und other Washington ca's lumber production, has set it-
points.
self the Job of finding something
useful In lignin. The liquids are
Mm. E. F. McFarland of the the first results. They are from
Presbyterian church is away this water color to brown and mostly
week teaching National Missions fragrant. There is also one yellow
at the Presbyterian young people’s wax, likewise a new unknown
summer conference at S i l v e r lignin compound.
Creek. Two young people of the
The possibilities in lignin are
Sport Coot»
Presbyterian C. E. society, Mac suggested by the single big-time,
Were $12 96,
Trask and Richard Smith, are al commercially valuable product it
Now
so In attendance at the confer has yielded thus far. This is vanil-
ence.
lln, the flavoring of vanilla. Na
Population Density Ratio
We Olve and Redeem 8 AH. Oreen Stampa
tural vanilla is 50 per cent vanil
In the United States there are
Mr. and Mm. Harvey Patterson lin. The wood substitute, made in
of El Monte, California, visited at the United States from spruce fewer than 90 persons per square
the Judson Allen home last week trees since 1936, furnishes about mile as against about 700 in Great
and were very favorably impress- half the nation’s supply and has Britain.
Phone 73
ed with this part of the valley, cut the price in half.
The men had not seen each other
At Washington the lignin ex-
South Carolina's Divorce Law
for more than fifty years.
ploration Is In chargp of Dr. A. J.
South
Carolina Is the only state tat
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Bailey, a Washington graduate of
Engraved, printed or processed
Pottage Prove
616 Main Street
the Union which does not grant di wedding announcements for
Mr. and Mm. Henry Overheiser, 1933 He t e
a
by The Sen tine L
ownem and operators of Heinie’s r>ersons in
States vorces for any cause whatever.
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Mr. and Mm. Glenn Smith of Lunch .r e .eavlna .he Inner par.
vem
onia were
weex
ena visitors
on a business and
u ^ a*|, ey»
Vernonia,
were
week
visitors . tkla week
v em o n ia . wi
n w
iv k i end
no vwivom
, . . .. ,
.. .
, cooks the wood In butyl alcohol
W end, and relative. In C a tU fe
STvrtli
,hu* extract, It tu a brown
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k S T O ii « i™ o r th e"
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r llir in .r
nlwnne,,
• t ill There evaporating Vapor«
Mm. Hattie Best of Portland
K
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See W B. JOHNSTON for Real is visiting old schoolmates and
. ,, .
. separate compounds.
Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals. friends In Cottage Grove. She is
_ .*7iia2 Chapman of JJayhurst
jn
jjomh this lignin powder
Office No. 25 N. 7th St.
42-tfc staying at the home of Mm. S. E. 'YMS taken homc Saturday from can ^e put under pressures up to
Markley.
,hP Sacred Heart hospital in Eu- iq .OOO pounds so that various
Mr, and Mm. II. B. Breedlove
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gene where he had been confined chemical reactions occur, produc-
and son Glenn returned las week
Mr. and Mm. Herman Petersen tor the past two month« with a jng new compounds. This is one
Does it eat gas, drink oil and have to be steered to
from a trip to the Yellowstone have moved into their new home broken leg.
step jn learning what lignin is
National {Mirk and a visit with on north 10th street.
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made of and what It can be made
ward the repair shop too often for your pocketbook? While
relatives in Washington.
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Mr. and Mm. Atwood Foster Into.
warring on the fifth columnist everywhere why let one
Helen Elizabeth Roberts, daugh- spent Monday and Tuesday at Ot-
It is not necessary to cut trees
Mra I .ena Sams and son Nor- ter of j^r anfj Mn, Clyde Rob- ter Rock and in Salem with Mr. to obtain lignin. Lignin is the
stay in your garage when i t ’s so easy to bay a dependable
man. Mr. and Mm. Lloyd Swanson erta.
last Thursday for a visit and Mm. Geo. Gutekunst and Mr. principal waste of pulp mills. an
used
car?
So 11 ,n m / ’ .
an<, . " n’Cw
with her grandmother, Mrs A. S and Mm. Heath Lowry. The
oc- unsightly brown liquid which fre
W e lls and ramlly, Mm. .Frank Austin, nt Aberdeen, Washington casion was the celebration of Mm. quently pollutes streams.
Here are some of our good buys:
Holm and Mm. Elsie Wells at
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Foster’s father’s birthday.
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tended a family reunion at Silt
Mr. and Mm. Hugh Brisbane
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coos park Sunday.
and daughter returned Friday
Mm. Frances Nichols, who has
Mr »«.I Mr. m v
nwH frnm • ,hree ww?ka vUlt wlth **•<’" visiting at the home of her
Mr. an.‘ .
relatives - at ..............._
Morris. Minnesota,
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.„uw..™- Mrs
V... Don
. . . . . Allen, left for
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Mrs Harry Williams and Miss
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Russum to Portland. Wednesday,
Montana.
fomia. Monday.
daughter of Corvallis spent Sun-
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where they remained over night
d a y a tte n d in g the -u m m e r assem-
relatives are at the bed-
with Mm. Williams' sister, Mrs.
Mr. and Mm. C. J. Kem spent Ray Husted, and returned home
bly of the Omrch of the Brethem
of
w W |Lvin C ottage
?!
“ 5Tt,eW° Od Camp ncar Grove resident, who is critically the first three days of the week Thursday
Mrs. Audrey Dodson of Marsh
M y rtle Point.
m. Among the visiting relatives in Portland on business.
field was a guest over the week
are Captain L. S. Shnpley of Car-
Emma Branstetter of Los An- end of Mrs. Clara Chapman.
Mr. and Mm. Wayne Monroe mel. California, retired naval offl-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider
•pent the week end at Yachats, rer. - a brother
______ - of - Mrs
— Wilson;, geles, California. Is visiting her
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, ____ ______
Mm. Silas Gould
of Coalinga.
Cal-
er;,, ™ S. E. Markley a°d and the Louis Layng family were
Mm Iveston Durham and daugh- ifomlu. a niece of Mr. Wilson, and Mrs. W. H. Medley.
among those attending the Letson
ter Ramona June returned Sunday Mm. A L. Collingsworth of New
rc™ lon a* * ? nCal£ ’ S^ nday ~
from a m onths visit with a sis- Plymouth. Idaho, also a niece of
,* I r “n d ? lrs W N
Dcrwens
ter. Mm. O. C. Mink at Council. Mr. Wilson. Messrs Gould and
* ^ f r’ ^ lted ,?“n<?ay even*nK a‘ the
Idaho.
Collingsworth are also here.
, sPcnt the week end on the 00811 Glen Gillispie home at Fairview.
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Roy Spa ugh of Corvallis and
RITES FOR MRS ANN A
Miss Bertha DeVaney of Eugene
Mr. and Mm. James Henson of
Mm. B. B Hurt and daughter:
K NUDSEN
visited over the week end with
Disston are the parents of a 7H Pauline of Grand Island, Nebras-
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Brumfield.
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jund daughter. Madeline Carrol, ka. Fred Butler of Trenton. _Mls- . A belated announcement was re-
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Mr. _____
and ___________
Mrs. Henry ___
Russum
im July 25 at the Butler mater- ’“’Url/<nnr R.UMwI1 But.
„ Y r T ceived by the Sentinel Friday of have moved to the Waiter Pitcher
nlty home.
Ca,^on?ia- ■’* visl*lnK
the death of Mm. Anna Knudsen home at Walden and Mr. and Mrs.
father. J. U. Butler of Cottage y, g*,, Francisco, California, July Monett of Klamath Falls have
The Rev and Mrs- Joe Adams Grove.
118th. Funeral services were held moved into the house formerly
and son of Pullman. Washington
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in the Gray Funcrul Home. San occupied by the Russums, which
were recent visitors at the home
Captain and Mrs. P. R Chaplin Francisco, July 20th.
' they have purchased.
of Mr. and Mm. G. F. Gamutte. re Uii?Pdv,|S^.tUrday
Mrs Knudson was wpI1 known
Mr. and Mm. Ben Layng went
T hey were en route to their home er. Washington, where Captain here. She was horn and reared to Johnson Meadows Saturday to
n
from the San Francisco fair.
Chaplin «pent two weeks in active here and lived here for a number look after their cattle. They re-
servlce In the U. S. Army.
of years. Surviving are a husband. 1 mained over night.
An 8 fmund son wns bom to Mr.
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i. antl three sisters, Mrs. Vergie Ris-
and Mm.
Reiemganrd
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. Edwin
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. , of „ Mr- and Mm. Curtis French. sue an(j Mrs. Thena Miller of Cot-
1242 East Madison street July 28 Frances French and Betty Am est tagp Grove and a sister, Mrs.
at the Butler maternity home. He motored to Salem Sunday to at- Dolly Comstock of Glendale. ’
has been named Michael Edwin.
tend the wedding of a brother of
Mmes R isaue and M i ll e r who
a a
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Mr ^ nch and
«t their sister’s bedside'wheri
A daughter. Janice Kay, was stayed for a several weeks visit a t ; , hp
aw av and who atten d -
bom to Mr. and Mm. Samuel Ev- the home of her parents. Mr. and
funeral services, returned
enson of Lorane route on July 28 Mm. C. F. French.
home Monday. Mrs. Comstock re
at the Butler maternity home. The
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turned about a week earlier.
baby weighed 8 pounds.
Mrs. Stella Baker left Tuesday
morning for a short visit In Port-
Mrs. J. Lee Montieth returned
Mrs. Merle Johnson of Rujada land and Salem.
Saturday from Klamath Falls
Is spending a few days at the
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after spending the past mouth vis
home of her mother. Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey iting her daughter, Mrs. Dee Kox
Wood.
left Sunday on a camping trip on and family and is at home at 309
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' thp north Uupqua near Roseburg. North Lane street.
O ut stock o f conning
Miss Joanna Miebach of Califor- They plan to return the latter
c h
pounds
nia Is spending a few weeks at part of the week,
supplies includes
Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews
the home of her sister, Mrs. Glenn
visited relatives In Portland Sun
Swanson.
Harold Mackin and Miss Virgin- day. Mr. and Mm. Charles Cuth-
C & H—Golden C
pounds
la Keep of Portland visited 1 Mr. bertson of Girard, Kansas, return
Paul Markley of Los Angeles, nnd Mrs. S. L. Mackln, Sunday. ed with them for a vtslt with the
California Is visiting at the home Frances Mackln returned to Port- Mrs. Mary Smith family. Mr. and
o f his mother. Mm. S. E. Markley, land with them for a short visit. Mrs. Matthews and Mr. and Mrs.
pkgs.
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Mr. Markley, who Is an engineer
Cuthbertson spent a couple of days
for the Southern Pacific, Is renew-
Omer Hoskins of San Francls- at the Matthews cabin near
Ing acquaintances with old friends co, California, federal commisslon- Scottsburg this week.
er of conciliations, left for points
and schoolmates.
on the coast Tuesday after a two
Mrs. Eva Hemenway of Port
k>
day visit with his parents, Mr. and land is visiting her son Almond.
SUGAR
Red Roae Batter and lee
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Mm. C. F, Hoskins.
Ask fer them. O. O.
IGA Baking
lb. pkg.
1
REDDEST RED HEAD
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Bruce Pooler, young son of Mr.
Fresh Shredded Pound
and Mrs. O. D. Pooler of Black
Butte route took top honors at
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the Taft red head roundup the
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Two dwellings, 7 and 4 rooms each. Comer lot 120x114.
past week and was judged the
Sw ift’s
pound can
reddest red head of the bunch.
CLOSE IN. Each house has bath, toilet, garage, wood shed,
This was quite a distinction since
City Lights and water. Sewer connections, fruit and shade
there was lots of competition ac-
cordlng to reports.
trees, paved and gravelled streets, cement walks. Pino lo
On Men’s
Summer Suits
and
Sport Coats
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1—1939 V8 PICKUP. Low mile
age with good tires. With cover
for b o x _____________________
1—1937 CHEV T o w n Sedan.
Nice condition. Deluxe equip
ment .............................................
1—1937 B U I C K 4 passenger
Coupe. New rubber, new paint ..
1—1939 CHEV Deluxe Coupe.
Low mileage. Lots of ex tra s....
1—1937 FORD Panel Delivery.
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CO TTAG E GROVE
M O T O R CO.
e ;
Smith-Short Grocery
Largest Home Owned Grocery Store in Cottage Grove.
Friday and Saturday Specials.
Sugar
&
20
25c
/ Sugar
Jell Dessert IGA
13c
Grapefruit Juice 3 aa 29c
Chocolate
15c
Cocoanut
23c
/ canem II
Formay
49c
A Fine Investment
cation, can live in one and rent the other. Must be sold
right soon. THIS IS A BARGAIN. Price $1800.00. Down
payment $500.00. Balance $15.00 per month. Interest 5%
INCLUDED in payments. If INTERESTED
SEE
W. B. JOHNSTON
Real Estate, Loans and Rentals
Offioe 26
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
N 7th S t
Phone 68
Coffee Sale
FARMERS!
Bring those plow shares in
and have them hard faced
for fall plowing.
Sunny Mora Ooffee lb. 12c
Royal Ouest Ooffee lb. 20c
Preferred Stock Ooffee
lb. oan 26c
SOAP
COUPONS
Home Baked
Beans
W e-Redeem All Soap
Coupons
Wednesday and Saturday.
You Should Try These.
S. 0. HUNTER
Watermelons Lb l% c Peaches
Blacksmith and Welding
Shop
69 N. River Road
Tomatoes 6 «» 25c Lettuce
Per Crate
65c
5C
Head