THE SEN T IN EL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
g and C ra ft* claMtea at
ion school have worked
glnul stained glass win-
I tor the front windows
illding which la a ttrac t-
attention during the
* The sixth grade students have
hgd charge of the decorating of
lh e large tfe« in the lower hall of
the bunding- The windows and
tree are lighted each evening dur
ing the 3 fi« tm a s holidays.
DAYS
for Them
7^ wow
ENDOWMENT
INSURANCE
' Mans Just That,
H. K. Metcalf
Lane-Douglas Co. A Christmas Preview for Him
REA Is Underway
The R EA projects in Lane and
Douglas counties involving an ex
penditure of $1,157,000 w ill be un-
.derw ay shortly, according to an
announcement by Ronald Buford,
Lane county R EA manager, the
first of the week. Preliminaries
looking to the start of the Lane
county electric cooperative's $595.-
000 w ill be underway w ith in the
next three weeks, it is understood.
Among the projects authorized
is the N o rth Douglas R E A w ith
headquarters at Drain, which, ac
cording to reports, has received
a loan of $177,000, part of which
w ill be used to build lines and a
substation at D rain. There w ill be
about 400 members in the district.
Another R E A district is said to
have been formed in western Lane
county and funds in the sum of
$125,000 has been loaned to the
district. A 33kw line w ill be con
structed from the Bonneville sub
station a t Eugene to D rain w ith
substations at Creswell and here,
the announcement said. The line
w ill be ready for use w ithin about
six months, w ith the date M ay 1st
set for delivery of power to Drain.
User members w ill be able to
get funds for house w iring under
a special fund, it was announced.
Little Hit-hard Nichel«, who'* used ta rehearsing * * a »veteran ot xla
B o t in , rehearsr* hl* C h r lttm u morning for benefit of Hollywood
cameramen. The child film player look* forward la Santa'* visit as
eagerly aa any ether 6-year-old.
Biggest Santa Flu Menace Not
Engraved, printed o r processed
wedding announcements to r sale
by The Sentinel.
Smith Chapel
Mary Mnn Smith
Wishes
As the holiday season come* to a
close we are reminded that whatever
may have been oar success here is
due in no small measure to your
generous patronage and we are
happy to extend our thanks for the
pleasant relationships that have ex
isted since we have been among you.
Kindly accept our good wishes for a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Tear.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tohlen
M ERRY
C H R IS T M A S
Make it a Marry Christ-
Heavy rains followed the cold
est weather of the season ending
Monday,
while Tuesday wide
spread damage w u s reported
along t h e
Oregon - Washing ton
coast. At Astoria the wind reach
ed a 55 mile and hour peak Tues
day, while repair crews fought the
gale fur two days repairing brok
en lira's and restoring service.
The ruin yesterday amounted to
.87 of un inch or almoat an inch,
C. E. Stew art, w eather observer,
reported yesterday evening. The
coldest weather of the season hit
i last week and reached a new low
of the year Saturday
morning
when the mercury fell to eleven
above zero. Previously highways
had been dangerous from let* and
motorists wen' reported ns having
trouble in keeping on the highway
between here and
Drain.
The
freeze killed all flowers blooming
in the yanls and repairman and
plumbers had extra business In
fixing damaged hydrants and w a
ter lines.
The cold wave provided Ice
skating for those who like the
sport and ice skating was quite
popular on some of the m ill ponds.
Odd Thing* Exploded
Among ih* odd thing* that have
exploded with cunsldsrable violence
and n o li* are freahly mined dia
mond*, auddenly chilled elephant
ivory and the Ignited duit ot dried
milk.
Cars far Bu*lne*a
More than 00 per cent of all pa»-
senger car driving In the United
State* I* for bunneai purpoaea, ac
cording to a survey by the United
^tatei Public Road« admtmatration.
A Picnic
When Betty cam * In from the
children'* parly ahe had attended
her mother la id : "W ell, daughter,
did you have a nice tim e r" "Oh,
y e i," »aid Betty erithualaitlcally, "It
w ai Ute beat party I ever tatted."
For Christmas
YOU CAN PLEASE THE MOTORIST
W ITH ACCESSORIES FOR THE CAR
Cottage Grove Motor Co
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Serious in Schools
A Merry,
Merry Christmas to You!
a‘
Russell E. Smith.
Heavy Rains Follow
Season's Cold Spell
A little girl, perched on a Udder,
examines the beard of what la said
to be wcrld’a Mggeat Santo Ctaaa.
He waa made to preside aver a n
n eal Tobacco Grower«' C hrU tm a*
party, tn Winston-Salem, N. C.
Masons and Royal
Arch Installation
Held Last Night
Attendance at the local schools
this week have been almost nor
mal the early part of the week
w ith some increase in absence on
Wednesday and Thursday, accord
ing to school officials. W ith other
i schools closing on account of a flu
1 epidemic, there appears to be no
indication that the
malady has
reached serious proportions here.
| Both the union high school and
the elementary schools will close
, Friday afternoon for Christmas
vacation. A ll of the teachers plan
to s-pend their vacation at their
respective homes. Several w ill a t
tend the State Teachers* associa
tion meeting in Portland the three
days a fte r Christmas,
including
Superintendent H. B. Ferrin. P rin
cipal F. L. Grannis, Principal
Harold Sprague,
Leroy Beghtol,
Alyce Schneider. Eva Wolfe, An
thony Sokolich. John Stovall, and
W illa rd Newton.
The Christmas
vacation
w ill
continue through New Years Day
w ith school resuming Thursday.
January 2.
Glass Pontiac To Be
Shown in Oregon
D E T R O IT , Michigan, Decem
ber 16 (Special)— A transparent
Pontiac. thé only full-size model
of its kind in the world, w ill be
exhibited within
the next few
weeks in eight Oregon cities, it
i was disclosed today by Pontiac
and Fisher Body officials.
According to the present sched-
i ule, showings w ill
be
held at
K lam ath Falls, the Dalles, Astor
ia. Portland, Salem. Eugene. Rose-
' burg and Medford and 43 other
West Coast cities before the end
¡of a four-month
tour that
is
planned,
| » A special tractor-trtnlor unit,
. valued w ith the equipment It Con
tains at approximately $100.000,
is now en route northw ard from
San FranoMSO. A f t e r atopk ¡n m v -
eral northern California cities, it
w ill- go inland up. through Oregon
and Washington, doubling a l o n g
the coast u n til it reaches
San
Diego.
.
„
.
| The "glass'' car. an outstanding
stalled: Francis Horn. High Priest; attraction of the General Motors
J. P. Graham, King; L. W . C o in -' building at the Golden Gate In -
er, treasurer; Joe Sm ith, secre- ternational Exposition, was built
tary, Frank W hite, captain of the by the Fisher Body divixion of the
mas by getting a present
P r e v e n t
OF THE Y E R R /
CHRISTMAS DINNER-make sure of its success by gelling l y B
everything you need al Safeway. Every item guaranleedl < P ——
Price* are lor Friday to T u * »day—Dec. 20 to Dee 24 mcluetve
Pineapple!
Mince Meat
PEAS
Grapefruit 5 for 23c
Grapefruit 6 for 10c
STOKELY’S
Fancy "Honey-Pod1
Calavos
2 for 15c
Dates, 12-oz. pk. 19c
holiday
BAKING
Spitz Apples 6 lb 23c
box $1.39(
O ranges Doz. 25c
Lem ons
Doz. 15c
Sweet Potatoes
6 lbs........ ......... 19c
Potatoes 50 lbs. 39c
U. S, No.
2’ h
Kitchen Craft Flour ¡£ít $1.2
_ ----- -
Cria co Shortening 3-lb. » 43c
ROYAL SATIN I t . 39«
SHORTENING lb. c u 15c i
D uchess
SALAD
DRESSING
(Juart Jar 23c
Tangerines 2 lbs. 15c
Box 79c
Cranberries 2 lb. 35c
Cherub
MILK
cans
£ MEATS
selected from the variety
We Are Featuring Norbest Turkeys
Again. Extra quality a t no Extra Cost
of practical gifts at
OREGON EVERGREEN« CAN
GO TO CALIFORNIA.
Glycerine Remeves Molatore
The unique propertiea of glycerine
ore finding a new uae aa an agent
for removing exceaalve molature
from the air. F o r thia purpoae, glye-
erine ia employed in air condition-
>«•
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.
We are too busy to write a merchandise ad this
week, however, we have hundreds of suggestions
arranged so that it will take only a few minutes to
make the selections you wish.
Perm it us also to extend to you, our customers
and friends, our most hearty good wishes for your
happiness at Christmas time and throughout the
coming year.
Oregon motorists may take O r e -,
gon holly, mistletoe, and other
Christmas evergreens
into C a ll-’
fornia the Oregon State M otor as
sociation announced a fte r sending
special inquiries to D epartm ent of
A griculture officials of the state
of California.
T he evergreens w ill be subject
to inspection upon th e ir arrival to
make sure that they are free of :
serious insect and plant disease
pests. The C alifornia officials ad
vised the motor association that
no difficulties should be encount^l
ered as large commercial ship
ments have been received daily
w ith all shipments free of pests.
Counterfeit Note* Decline
Loa* to the public from counterfeit
rtotea during the paat year declined
90 per cent, according to the Treea-
u rf department Thia waa attribut
ed to the "know your money" cam
paign among storekeeper», cashier*,
and the public.
KODAK
FINISHING
Picture Shop
English
Maid
HAMS, Armours Star, half or w h o le........... lb. 22c
HAMS, NebergaH’s Economy, half or whole lb. 16l/ ac
SIBLOIN STEAK, Fancy Steer B e e f........... lb. 25c
BEEF BOASTS, Blade O u ts.......... _........... lb. 17i/2c
GROUND BOUND, No Cereal A dd ed........... lb, 23c
BEEF BOIL, Lean Meaty C u ts................... lb. 8V2C
OYSTEBS, Fresh Willapa Bay ............... Pint 17»/2c
BACON SQUARES, Sugar cured for season, lb. 7f/ac
SLICED BACON, Sw ift’s Eversweet ............ lb. 26c
SMOKED PICNICS, Armour’s ................... lb. 12i/ac
POBK LIVER, Freshly S liced ....................... lb. 7i/ac
Meat Prices Fri, & Sat. Only
Kellogg’s Pep, 10-os. pkg...... 10c
Fey Chocolate*
%-lb. tin 60c
Chocolate Drop* ............... lb. 10c
Fancy Mixed Nuts, Lb. C e llo 19c
Seedless Raisins
4 lb pkg. 21c
Jolly Tints Popcorn, 10 oz can 12c
Edwards Coffee
20c 2 ib c.n 39c
Broken & Satin
Mix Candy
1-lb. cello
bag ........... 10c
Nob Hill Coffee £ n < t 3 3 c
AIRWAT COFFEE
Hills, M.J.B., Colden West Lb 24c
£ .1 2 '3 '“- 3 5 c
Siokely*«
303 cane
Town Houae 0 rape fruit Juioe
48-oz. can
. 17o
Campbell '■ Soups, except Mush
room A chicken ___ 3 for 26c
Boraxo, 10 os............................ 12c
Tomatoes, with puree,
No. 2>/a ca n s............... 3 for 26«
Zante Currants, ll-o*. pkg. .... Oo
Bordo Imported Dates
1%-lb. pkg..............................26o
Stokley’s Catsup, 12-og. bottle 12«
Canada Dry Water, Gin. Ale,
Lime Biokey, 28-0«. ..._...... 14«
P lu * B ottle Dvponit
Walnuts, 1-lb. bag ................. 23c
Paradise Sweet Pickles
Quart Jar ............................. 26«
Zee Paper Towels ...... 3 for 26«
Calumet Baking Powd.
1-lb. tin ................................. 16c
Argo Starch, Corn or Gloes
l ib. pkg...................... 2 for 16c
Quaker Oats, Quick or Beg.
Large Pkg.............................. 21«
Mazda Light Globes, 16 to 100
w a t t .......................... 10o to 16o
Pink Salmon
Lb. can
Culf Beat Shrimp 5 oz. can
Hormel'i Spam 2 12-oz. cans
Krsft Cheese
Tomato Juice Sunn» 0«wn Afl-o« nn
12«
10«
49«
1<«
15s
Stellar Facial Tissues Box 500 17«
Camay Beauty Soap
3 bars 17«
Sierra Fine Toilet Soap 3 bars 17«
Su-Furb Cran. Soap 34-0*. box 15c
Rinse Cran. Soap 23 '/a oz pkg 18c
Powdered Sugar 3 lb. cello. 17«
Strongheart Dog Feed 6 lb ens 25 c
Canterbury 0 . P. Tea % 25c a, 49«
Harper Houte Pears No 214 Mn 17«
Hershey Large Bars
2 for 25«
Country Home Corn No. 2 can 10c
Del Monte Pumpkin 3 no . a hum 25c
Julia Lee Wright's Breid M F rn kt
Jello, Asst. Flavors 3 pkgs. H e