The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 08, 1940, Image 7

THURSDAY AUGUST
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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON
BLANKET SALE!
Every One a Genuine
NAMIIUA Wanket
Plain Nheet Wanket
Ningle 70*80.
quality.
Double Plaid Hheet
Blanket. Mize 70*110.
Nupertor quality.
.49
White Mheet Blank­
et. Mingle
M iz e
70*00. Beat quality.
DOUBLE PLAID BLANKET
ft% w o o l . Mice A
70*80, A r e a l
value.
$ I
BEAUTIFUL PLAIDA
Saginaw
DOUBLE PLAID BLANKET
_ H% wool. M iz e
J 8 « « » *
F.
heavy.
The Rev. and Mr». E. F. McFar­
Mr. and Mr». W. A. DeMoy and
Mr. and Mr». Dave Holmes of
land of the Presbyterian church family are »pending a two week» Linwood. California, are guest» at
left on their vacation Wednesday vacation
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_ friends
____ _ in Astoria the home of Mr. and Mr». Joe T.
with
.
Smith.
morning. They will attend a Bible —
and 1 relatives in ~ Portland,
conference at Mount Hermon,
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California, a well known summer
Mr». Lillie Seines of Oregon
L. J. McCoy drove to Portland
confen-nce p l a c e located Just City visited over the week end over the week end with his son
2 S d fir S t" F < S S ilM the iT i* J l h<>r r”nt"' Mr and M” S ,k>b McCoy and Allen Stokes’ who
Wixxj rorest. rol lowing the con- J. Leonard.
has been a vuest of fMe MrC™
ference they will visit friends and
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¡ X i e for t h T X t t h i £
relative» in southern California.
M. V Craig spent the week end Bob remained in Portland for a
While Mr. and Mrs. McFarland in Portland
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on _________
business. ___
He ____
was visit with young Stokes.
are away the Rev. and Mr». Wil- accompanied as far as Albany by
Ham Graler, who have recently Mr». Craig and son I»vell who
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moved to Albany from Cincinnati, stopped for a visit with her par-
^ .• ¿ IOWar<1,i?ndu A
will occupy the McFarland home ents, Mr. and Mr». J. D. M iller^
^ a ^ v ’
and Mr. Graler will preach each
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" the U\ S A y, a,,d are with
Sunday morning until Mr. McFar-
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Ament and
D 2?art?rrnailte^.8 department
lund returns to the pulpit.
Mr. and Mr». P. C. Christensen ” 1 ort,and’ according to reports.
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und daughter Doris spent Sunday
M r and Mrs. George Gates and at Lund park at the Christensen
daughtor I felon. Mr. and Mm.
cabin. Dorie Ame#t and Lorene
idSVS a r k atS ' C r^X eU MMr ‘ S i
T h° a»re vacatto"ing
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krebser
Mr». Ko? a a ^ r ror. ”„d 2 3
'
d*1’
¡ S 3 . £ ? « T ^ m S . taka*
,1 “ h, a"d i i t S I " — « » I a
v la lti^ r e S v « '
week end at D n Mile lake.
daughter» and Mr. and Mr». A. W.
Virgie Pollock of Cottage Grove
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,
. hhofstall and sons spent the week spent Sunday at the RalDh Hill
d a lih te ? 1 !le<iene o fA O i7 X o a?e •*"' ’7 Y^ hatf-
and Mrs
home visiting his m other Mrs.
uaugnter
or Chicago are S
and
Pollock
Mre*1 Steve »Ulen
C a*i«rnMr»^Anbnuu,k
*“ family stayed
* ^ for
7 a Mr week’s
and Mvrtle a^d
Mrs. Lawrence Mon-
$ 0 .9 8
28% WOOL BLANKET
G w i
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8nd *" * » » * " •
Iri\
for davenport* In
GaaPer
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.
, ridge and Pete Hayes of Cottage
Mize 70*80. Very
the ear or Ixxl
Mr. t ,™ uz . ii .
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and aM.ra' . John Long and Grove spent the week end at the
kins and m ™
i . . « F n n J ili^ f ’“ " d t ? * ? the first ° 1 thc week Lowe11
Benston home. Sunda
uae. Mize 72*84.
Sunday
attractive.
kins and Mr». JiineF cnd aH of in Portland, returning over the they went over the Bohemia
looi
lia loop
chapter A M of P E O; Mr». R. L. new Willamette highway
and
visited
at
the
lookout.
Iris
Burnett of chapter H of P E O,
Montieth
is
spending
the
w
e
ek
and Mr». Of Thomas
Wells,
daughter
W« Oiva and ladaam BAH. Oraan Stampe
-in-law
Mn, Tom
Wnil.
*11 of
GurTin " ePt to Port' with hpr aunt, Mrs. Ben Jackson,
in law or Mr». Tom Wells, all of land Monday to be with a daugh- at Walker.
Eugene, c a l l e d on Mr». E. R. ter, who ha . been ill in a rwirtlanH n
»»«
Crabbs? and daughter Elizabeth hospital
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Stew arts mother, who had
Monday evening to bid them fare-
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sPcnt Beveral weeks at the home
well before their departure to Sa-
Mr and Mrs C N Land Mr o i hv F S° n’ left tor Caliiornia 1981
lem where thy will make their and Mrs. Clyde H. Lechner’ and
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home.
Mr. and Mrs w c
of 0 ^ .
Mr. and Mr». Bert Cline of the
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well spent Sunday picnicking at rk,hemla district spent Saturday
SIO Main S t m t
OotUf» Grow
Mr. and Mrs. William Petersen Crater Lake They met a sister of at the home of their daughter,
•“ as
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f lives at Duns- Mre. Howard Keene.
■m
have
house
guests
Mrs. Mr Land there who
Petersen s sister, Mrs. John Black- muir, California.
Mr». Art Reed and children ac­
Mr». Minnie Fuller of Battle
daughter Jane of Wash-
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companied Mr». W. Hileman of
-_.i Mrs.
*«_. C.
/-. • L. mgion, u . v .
Bill Krumbein of Berkeley, Cottage Grove went to Leaburg
Creek. Michigan, and
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California,
and Miss Porter of last week, where they spent the
Barnett of Earlham, Iowa, arriv-
ed recently for a visit at the home f a S h e ? V k it ^ ^ la 1 h ? e < ^
!LOrtLan<1
Saturdfly "l«ht at
with Mre- ChrLs Reed
of their brother, Mr. and Mrs. N.
„nd cJ ^ iille
theB^ L i?*
and Mre S> L
A ®^-P°und # r l waa born Aug-
K. Compton.
S
W»ckln* M“ ? F™ "«* M3^ "
ust 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
d . JOHNSTON »or
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‘‘nd- f’ey ®1RM vl*fted at Bandon, had spent the past two weeks at Wilken. Mrs. Frank Chapman
See W. . B.
for »unu
Real
Estate .B
Ba ard in s. _Loans, Rentals.
Leonard King left Sunday for
n „ „ ., r„„ 7 Z Z T T
the home of her parents, returned caring for mother and baby.
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Swxtay.
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ICE CHEAM SOCIAL and I n n ® je tto n " ’’"I”"”' »r
n' ln' Mr and Mr». Carl Jrnklna at
Mr. and Mr» Jack Butterworth
party nt Christian church parson-
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Drain.
have as a guest his mother from
age Friday evening^ Ice cream,
Mr and Mni E R Wie84? an(j
Lawrence Kent and ehll Ind‘ana- 'yho wiU spend several
: ; ± . * nd pm‘ r*m Ev' ryon‘527 t c i ' “!’"re r ,B‘s s t d‘~ ' »nd M,r, "nd a
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w” k*
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kii: ;na
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th "
Ö! " s o L m f 'in d “ o r “ ' “ o ” * ”^ 7 " ly '"J” *
v«-
Mr» William Barmbridgc and
Mr. and Mr». E. R. Crabbe and btnd
ca,ion on the <»“ < near Florence. Belle Burkholder spent Friday and
daughter Elizabeth left for Salem
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Saturday in Salem attending the
this morning where they will make Mr nnd Mnt Orjrpp McOueen —A
» « /¿ t J? w.ent to Y®” ’ Centennial celebration. They were
4-s • <9
their home at 1085 Spruce street. hnd as week-end visitors their »on
w eek . to Ruests of Mrs. Addie Stephenson
Wlrabalh will teach In Ihc high
£
“nd Mm J . S J • " ' nd
V" ’~
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Willey,
a former resident
of - Cot­
held on the last day of the C. M. tage Grove.
school there this year Mr. and Wllklnjl<)n and
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Mrs W. A. IJeMoy and family will P o r t i a who were Jimmy, of y . Q camp which his son Billy
B V n d u ^ V ^ m e 0^
droM; e
.98
la a's'ister o f X
$ 0 .2 9
j
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lewis of
Mm E.
F Chn«»n..»
nnrf daugh- J to inspect the
E. E.
Chestnut and
I?1™'
.u M< < ollum. Watsonville. California, are visit- ter Mrs.
Donna Jean left this week to hi«hway
vJi?ise‘ S S S u T M r n andM ™ AndJ
week at the home of Mr. spend"« month "in '¿anm ¿T rter^
new
Modern
F umiture
For Attractive
Homes.
We invite you to inspect our
stock of modern furniture.
We have attractive prices on
slightly
used
E..J\,KenL Mn
bargains in other used fur­
niture.
See Us First and
Save.
McLaughlin’s
Furniture
Store
Tour own terms in reason.
Wood and Electric
Combination
for a comfortable kitchen
all the year.
Also Coiled Por Hot Water. — See Them A t
B risbane Electric
Phone 73
401 Main
Buying your new or used
AUTOMOBILE
borrowing on or
refinancing your present car
C
Jim Cann and his mother, Mre.
J. C. Cann, left yesterday morn­
ing for their home in San Luis
Obispo, California. Mre. Cann had
been a guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. O. E. Woodson, for
the past few weeks.
B atter and le e
Ask for
T h r if ty B u y s
at Thrift-Wise, the store that brought out-rate prices to
Cottage Grove so you would be able to save in Toiletries,
Remedies and Tobaccos.
C. O. Ci
10c Aspirin, 12’s
WITH OUR NEW
Invisible Half-soling
SHOES LOOK NEW AGAIN!
Polish and Laces
Rebuilt Shoes and Loggers
for Sale.
RED BOOT
SHOE SHOP
STEVE GASPER, Prop.
5c
35c Bay Rum, 12 os.
25c
50c Fi*s-o-Selt*er> 30*8
29c
$1.00 Metal Air-cooled Pipe
..50c
50c Mouth Wash and Gargle, pts......... 25c
$3.95 Electric Iron
$2.95
'$1.00 Nervine
69c
Sun G lasses...............................15c to $1.95
Bathing C aps................ .............. 10c to 49c
Cut-Rate
Price-
Gum 4k Candy
Ixxik for the Oreen Neon
Cut-Rate
Price-
Cigarette-
and
Tobacco
davenos and
R anges
Willamette
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___ Mrs. Clifford Smith
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d lin r attended « ?n<i , Mrt
California, with Mm. Chestnut
Mr. . and
m
o th e r Mr«
»v H
«r»m nn They m»rte
mother.
Mrs. M
May
Hartman.
made « a h. business trip to Eugene
nd Sunday. b M r’ K en t ’ «bWRbter.
pioneer picnic at Oak’la"-''
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also Plan to -vislt relatives and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis McLaugh- friends in Los Angeles and Santa
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at^h™ iK .m e ^ o /X 'L ir fe ^ 'd L v " 1 *‘n h?.d “
^ " ^ y % 8i>- Ana’.' before retiming" fo C o tto ^
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„
nome
past lew oays tpr. Mr and Mn| j ohnny Cooper Grove
.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Minor and
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Arnold and ,,nd dau«htcr
of St Hc,ena
„
-V? L
Mr». Ella W’adell spent the past
Mr
¿7“ 7~
TAdfnpd
Mr and Mrs. Knaffle Haynes.
week at Yachats. Mrs Arnold and
,L d . 7 2 ^ - 1 ^ 5 * ? a«*>'nPan!«J. by their niece. Miss
Mre; T °m
Mm. Wadell visited at the Salem
anH*
Web8ter ° f McMinnville, Minor. They were accompanied by
centennial during the week.
"I
d attendlnK the left Monday for an extended visit John Minor, another brother, of
Centennial.
with relatives and friends at Bath, Illinois, who stayed to at­
tend school here this winter.
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Mm. Jerry Eastham left Tues-
day for a ten days visit In Los An-
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gel. s California, with friends and
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JY5 ~ H . c -_ \ VilliaT sor' .-Bob Moody,
visiting at the home of her par- Claude Lebow, Fred Wright. Dean
relatives.
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ents, Mr. and Mm. S. L. Godard. Chapman, Harold Wicks, Gordon
Mm. S. L. Godard accompanied
M
M
^living, Bob Wright, Everett
Mr. Gtxlard on a business trip to _J l L ~ a2 ..L r ” ‘. .uliT
P?.en,t- P ° n_Ê,d_ Kenady. Ralph
Sweet Home and Ixbanon Satur-
«e,r RU»eSt?’JY r’ A,,en and Clifford Van Prooyen
day.
and .*?• t5'ar*es, Sargent of Tuc- of Cottage Grove were among the
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B° n’/-»^Lr*Zonil ’i took J1 ,r'P rw* r,Hy guests at the Oregon Caves na-
Mm. Stella Baker is confined to
lak*' and points of in- tional monument Saturlay. The
her home with a broken foot lere8t atong the 0°“ *
temperature within was 48 de-
which she received last Thursday
grees. compared to an 85 degree
while attending the Salem centen-
Mre. C. E. Fischer of Portland temperature outside.
nlal. She tripped on some steps
v o tin g her daughters, Mre
and fell, breaking the arch of her Stewart Carlson, Mm. Leon Mor-
Mm. Mellick and family of Los
left foot. She will be unable to l°n ®nd Mre. W. A. Woodard. She Angeles. California, were recent
leave her home for a month or
return to her home the latter visitors at the home of Mr. Mel-
[>art of the week and Jacqueline lick’s uncle, Mr. and Mre. Guy
more.
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Morton plans to return with her. Smith.
Mr. and Mre. Carl Allen and
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children of Nez Perce. I d a h o .
R- Petersen Is vacationing in
Mr. and Mt»- Ralph Witcher of
came Monday for a visit with his ¿ a5?m? aPd Seattle. Washington. Vida were here Saturday to at­
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Al- While in that section Mr. Petersen tend the funeral of his cousin,
i. and other relatives. They plan expects . Jo Inspect some of the . Dale Witcher. They were guests
to leave Friday and Mr. and MIra. modern landing fields in the inter- of Mm. Witcher’s sister. Mre.
Clifford Smith, while here.
Judson Allen will accompany them cst of the flying club here.
home for a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Simkins of
Port Angele». Washington are vis-
iting at the home of his parents
~ Dr. and -----
Mrs. C. R. Simkins.
WITH THIS BANK
BUILDS YOUR BANK CREDIT IN
YOUR OW N HOME TOWN!
a.nd.i
saves time and inconvenience in
sending payments out of this community
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NATIONAL BANK
Or COTTAGE GROVE