THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2H, 1910
OUR
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
DEM OCRACY
Gropers iFin Final
Grid Game by the
Slaughter Route
O /L L O F R IG H T S .
PEOPLE WHO OPPO6E THEIR. IDEAS
OR WISHES ARE APT TO BE KILLED OPENLY,
4
W IT H O U T T H IA /
n o ta a c
The Cottage Grove Lions liter­
ally slaughtered the Junction City
Tigers in the annual Thunkxglv-
Ing clash last Thursday on Kelly
field by a score of 26-0.
The Junction City coach featur­
ed maxx substitutions and it look­
ed as though, when the first team
didn't click, they put in the sec­
ond. When the seconds didn't
work, they put In the third, and
when they didn't work -well,
there Just wasn’t any more.
The first Lion touchdown came
In the first quarter after a long
steady drive toward the Tiger
goal where Jones plunged over and
McKibben kicked the extra point
The second came a few minutes
later when a Jones to McKibben
pass clicked and "Mike” outran
his Interference for the touch­
down. McKibben's kick wax again
good. The third touchdown came
in the second quarter after a pass
to George Dugan on a tackle play
put the ball on the 4-yard line and
McKibben xmaxhed his way to pay
dirt. Jones' kick wax low.
After a scoreless third quarter
the frantic Tigers filled the air
with passes, but they threw one
too many. Tom Jones intercepted
on his own 35 Hnd ran to the fifty
where he laterak*d to George Du­
gan. who, without being touched.
;alloped all the way to pay diht
or his first and the game's last
touchdown.
Cottage Grove
Junction City
Seagoe --------- L E _E. Granville
Morris .............. LT ____ Patton
Pleunrd -------.. LG
Jackson
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T he r ig h t or the people to be secure
in
THEIR. P E R S O N S , H O U S E S . P A P E R S , A N D EFF E C T S
M c C o y ................. C
a g a in s t unreasonable searches AND
SEIZURES. SHALL N O T R E V IO L A T E D "
- U.t. BilX O* *t«MTg.
...
H ic k s
Jenkins ............ RG .. Mosequard
G. Dugan ----- RT ............... Hill
Phillips — ..... RE — ___ Tracer
Jones ------ ----- Q ...................... Gunson
Minor ..... — _ LG
Anderson
Krauxe — ...... RH — Martenson
ATTEND HIGHWAY
tng with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. McKibben ----- F ............ Scofield
DEDICATION.
M. V. Welden. Glenn, who is with
the 29th engineers of the U. S.
The Cottage Grove Lions placed
Four Cottage G r o v e business Army, stationed at Portland, has four men on the Lane-Douglas all-
men attended the highway dedica­ been promoted to sergeant.
star team, the biggest percentage
tion held on the Oregon-California
of players placed, and gained hon­
line Tu«-«dny. driving down os far
HIGHWAY STR IP BEING
ors by having the only repeater in
aa Axhland for lunch. The dedica­
HEACTIPIED.
the league. Bud McCoy, and the
tion wax for the reconstruction of
only
underclassman, Howard Jen­
a n«-w stretch of highway through
Tlie .85 of a mile of new high­ kins.
the Siskiyou mountains. Includ<*d way through the south part of
On the first team. Darrell Mc­
in the local delegation were E. R. town will soon be a thing of beau­
Kibben
gained a berth at halfback;
Lemley. A. W llelllwell. H. E. ty (we hope). E. L. Gates, con­
Eakin and L. J. McCoy. The group tractor, has been working on the Howard Jenkins was placed at
guard; George Dugan at tackle.
drove down in the McCoy car.
center strip about a week and has Bud McCoy again at center.
Free bus service wax offered pi|x* installed in the island prepa­
was placed at end on
with the Eugene delegation, but ratory to the installation of a the Phillips
second team and Tommy Jones
the schedule wax too early for the sprinkling system for watering the
at quarterback. Left end John
local group.
plants and shrubs to be planted Seagoe was the only Lion to place
later.
on the third team. Norman Aubrey
W EEDEN PROMOTED.
and John Minor gained honorable
Corona adding machines for sale mention at tackle and halfback
Gi< nn Weldi n spent Thankxgiv- at the Sentinel office
respectively.
COUNTY BUDGET
The Lane county budget was
passed Monday at Eugene with
only about twelve taxpayers on
hand at the public hearing. The
budget provides for a levy of 12.6
mills against 17 mills for 1940 and
21 mills for 1939,the lowest in at
least a dozen years.
The committee who prepared
the budget included J. H. Cham­
bers of Cottage Grove, Cal Young,
Angus Gibson, E. H. Petersen and
County Judge Clinton Hurd.
A new tax modernization sys­
tem is being installed in the coun­
ty assessor's office and the office
of the tax collector. A total of
$14,500 for the new system is in­
cluded in the budget. Major re­
duction in the budget was credited
to the amount of cash on hand. *
Bannpr Days Range Sale
This Week, Thura, Fri., Sat., Nov. 28-29-30
During these dates only
we are offering a Special
G i f t Plan in c lu d in g
choice o f the gift ware
shown below with each
M O N A R C H Range
purchased.
Farm Income Higher
American farm cash income for
the Arst three months of 1040 was
12 per cent higher than in the cor-
tesponding period a year ago—a to­
tal of $1,987,000,000 as compared to
$1.773.000,000. the agricultural de­
partment reports
34-pc. Chino
Dinner Set
34-pc Silver
Wore Set
r » 1111
Still Use Ice
Despite widespread use of me­
chanical refrigerators, American.
itlll consume 40,000.000 tons of lee
annually
This New Amaufig
Cough Mixture
Mill-'?:
COMES FROM CANADA
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Brisbane Electric
Phone 73
401 Main
Day in and day out you find better values in nationally known
merchandise at your Irish-Swartz Store
J E L L -O
T h e G enuine
OLEO
pkgs.
HOT SAUCE
H-D
4 can« --------- ---- ----- --- 15c
D inner Bell
ARMOUR’S
ROAST BEEF
2 can s...... ......... 39c
TOMATO JUICE
Del Rogue No. 1
4 ca n « ........................... .... 25c
DEV. MEAT
4 No.
tin s .....15c
HOMINY
Van Camp No. 2%
fo r .................. ............... 29c
TREET
2 can s_______ 45c
PRINCE ALBERT
Velvet
Half A Half
Pound .............................. 69c
HAM LOAF
2 c a n s----- ------29c
RANCHO SOUP
Tomato or Vegetable
4 c a n s ................................ 23c
C O R N ED BEEF
A rm our’s
12-oz. tins
39=
Compounded from rare Canadian Pine
Balaam. Menthol. Glycerine, Irljh M o u and
ST?,’.
*P|e" did
ingredients,
Bucklay’a
CANADIOL M ixture it different— more af­
fective— fatter In action. Get a bottle to­
day— take a teaspoonful, let It Ila on y o o
tongue a moment then swallow . lo w ly —
feel Its powerful effective action spread
thru throat, head and bronchial tubes.
Coughing spasm ceases for right away It
starts to loosen up thick choking phlegm
and open up clogged bronchial tubas Now
V°u " k? °'" why over 10 million bottles of
Buckley a have been sold In gold, wintry
Canada.
Your
own
druggist
Canadian d,r '--\vtry.
has
this
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
great
OYSTERS
Dundee Cove
3 ca n « ...... ......................... 35c
SALMON
Dundee No. 1
3 c a n « --------------- ----- -- 49c
TUNA FLAKES
Yamhill No. 2y2
3 can« - ...... ....................... 29c
DUNDEE CATSUP
2 b o ttle« --------------------- 19c
Dinner Bell DRESSING
Quart ------------------------ 23c
N ew C rop Seedless
SPRY SHORTENING
RINS0 ............ ...........
LUX or LIVEBUOY SOAP
Quaker
lb. pkg.
R A IS IN S
4 ibs- 2 2
. . . ........3 lb. 46c
6 lb. 92c
large pkg- 18c
giant 51c
--------- -- ------- 3 bars 17c
Rocket Ship With
PUFFED WHEAT
MUFFETS
3 pkgs......... ...... 21c 2 pkgs........... ....25c
EGG NOODLES
2 pkgs. ........... 25c
HOSPITAL TISSUE—1000 sheet___ ______________3 rolls 23c
BAKERS COCOA ---------------------------------i/2 lb. 9c 1 lb. 15c
M IT i D -EX BLEACH----------------------- gal. 17c
gallon 33c
PETER PA N
S P E C IA L
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O u r Finest Flour
49 pounds...........
A ll Purpose Hardwheat
49 pounds.........................
*1.23
SPERRY
FROM ONE
fA lX /
3 ffl
*1.59
49 p ou n d s. . . .
5^
W ALTHAM
1 P E N C IL
P ancake
9.8-lb. bag. .
47c
W h eat H earts
28-oz. p k g ..
23c
W h ea ties
2 pkss........... 21c
OFFERS YOU
a g e n u in e
Sey Brans Versatile
The University of C tllfo m ia. home
economics department, has discov­
ered a new use foi soy beans. It
is the manufacture of a substitute
egg white. It is n.ade from waste
soy bean substance and can be used
for making mayonnaise, whips, pie
Allings and meringues and candles.
The shutting off of imported egg
powder from China due to the China-
Japanese war created a need for
egg whit»' substitutes
W ood and E lectric
Let us show
you the new
MONARCH
Ranges which still
feature the famous Un-
breakable M alleab le
Construction. Also ask
•bout our "easy t e r m -
small down payment**
plan, available during
these sale dates only.
IRISH-SWARTZ
PEN and
SET
f o r ju s t
_________
COFFEE
_____
C o m K ix
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, San Francisco, California,
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specifying your choice of 5 colon. . . 1 lb. ZAc 2 lbs. 4-lV
2 pkss........... 2 1 c
Burgundy, Green. Bronze. Blsck, Grey.
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oods
Fruits &
Featuring Fresh
Pork Cuts
Fresh Side Pork
▲ Breakfast Treat
GRAPEFRUIT
D ozen................29c
Friday and Saturday
Specials
U. S. No. 1
lib*
.............. 16c
Shoulder Roasts or
Steak
Lb.
16c
ONIONS
4 lbs....................10c
F resh H am R o a s ts ..... Lb 161c
Extra Fancy Local, Bulk
P ork C h o p s..................... u> 2 1 c
TURNIPS
CARROTS
PARSNIPS
3 lbs....................10c
Large COCONUTS
2 f o r ..................15c
Produce Prices
Friday and Saturday
An Economical Roast to Slice—y2 or Whole
All Loin Cuts—From Tender Young Porkers
BRAINS—Beef or Pork
... 4 lbs. 25c
SLICED BACON—6-lb. b o x
BACK BONES
95c
— 3 lbs. 17c
PICNICS—Nice to B ake...... ......... 15c lb.