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V J i r V R MDAV. J AXI'AHV 23. 1941 l io n TH E SEN TIN EL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON roars A» Echoed F ruta Cottage Grove Union H igh Hi-liool (J A N E T PETERSON, E d ito r) I. i»na n il Conferemeo Ganm rh e Cottage G»«vc ijo n » w ill tangle w ith theli fourth confer- <juo opponent when they meet Eugene High next Tueadtiy night nt /. ottuge Grove. The Axemen, k ittin g on tup of Hie league fence w ith one win Io no loaxea, caxtly downed th e ir Junction C ity opjioncntM in th e ir only league context by 11 acore Unit wax e n tire ly one-aldcd. In c Lions on the other side, •eem to lx* g e ttin g h o tte r anti h o tte r w ith each game and prom- Ise to In* xtenrnlug to the (Innj-iT |Xilnt when tile (lute foi tlie lr tilt rolls umund. was n lot of fun in ilnncing the V irg in ia Reel, as George Inignn knows. A fte r tile iliin ce, the iiu.s- kets were auctioned o ff by Mr. French. • • • THE POCKETBOOK 0/ KNOWLEDGE nfc. 7 Q M /- H raniaU ra ( tub H old s T ryou ts. The Drum ntlex d u ll held t r y outs fo r the three outwtnnding playa chosen by (lie club mem ber« I Uesday T ill" plays chosen were; "A n tic Spring," " I lls F i t : . I - dress S u it," and 'T h e Perfect Gent lem on." A ll o f tiii-se plays are one-act plays. The «lists fo r the playa has not been announced, but w ill b«' its noon as possible. The name eh«aien hy tin« club Is the "F o ot lighter« C lub." f t /•> rsr/MATep ru a r n e r e on u s e r sn p Mr m cpMfMM/ti muut r u f u n o M 9 /, ciN tuN !92r on n o t pou »r fitveNve tb n f, ce/rn n v ty 5 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 \ \ -twee i* nverur T imcs . a n i pwokctc » a A»T',ac«!trs PAGE TTTREK Hebron SAVE WITH SAFETY M is. George Reichel and Mrs. W illia m i-ienny entertaiM -tf « t a shower Thursday at the home of Mrs. benny, honoring Miss Mabel Monte«"«, bride-«'le«.-t o f W a lte r Simons. Twenty-«»ne guests were pi'-scnt and absent friends sent g ifts also. Leonard G ilcrist o f K lam ath Falls spent three days here last week. His sister, Mrs. Fred O ver- ton o f Mosby Creek, came over Thursday to help pack her m oth e r’s household gcxxix to be shipped to her new home a t K lam ath ' Falls. M r. and Mrs. Ernest VanDusen and daughter, M is. E a rl Van Dus- en and m>n o f Vaisetz, M r. and Mrs. If. H. Hopper o f Creswell 1 spent Thursday a t the R. B. G ar man home. Mrs. Ivan Abcene, Evelyn, G ary and N orm an visited Mon«lay w ith Mrs. Kendell Nevins and new daughter nt Worxlard's m ill. • M rs. Clyde C la rk and Mrs. R. B. Garman attended a shower in ; honor o f Mrs. M arion B ridw ell, Wednesday at Divide. Mrs. ferid- w ell is a fo rm e r residi-nt o f the Ib-bron com m unity. Mrs. C urtis Hansen o f Cottage Grove visited Sunday w ith Mrs. Trum an C lark. M r. and Mrs. B«jb Bloom o f Eu gene visited Thursday at the C h as. F ü h re r and Iva n Abeene KEM’S for DRUGS The Rexall Store Man, you can have weeks of satisfying shaves for only 39c. Get Stag Brushless Cream 39c Klenzo Thin Blades 10’s .......29c Both for 39c through January. Want to buy a clock? Get the new drier«. To Junction < Ity. M 1U Í U S H Fi F/KcrUfU A one-page extra edition of the The Cottage Grove Lions, gun ¡M illion cams — moms - than F/eee eeetjero in ning fo r I heir aecond conference Newsette was put out an«l given m i w r yeses t/eatt ins victo ry, w ill trave l to Junction Jo the students free last Friday. < tty next F rid ay night to ace the Hie purpose o f the extra edition AtopEsti et FcTmcAt fQUIRMENT « Tiger« about a little m a ile r o( a was Io ads rtise an«l boost the 25 MILL I OH bosket social which wus held Inst M x k e lh a ll game. TIMCS The Linna were upset In th e ir Friday night. MOW FFFIC/erFT The band accompanied the team league opener w ith Springfield THAN fHF flATFlf IH i TS lait turned the tables in th e ir to Eugene January 16, when the Mene» of »rumene oner team played U niversity High The se«sind gam«' by trim m in g tlie bond played at the quarter« and Uni. High Golden Tide. T5c Vicks Rub ...... 59c 60c Bromo Seltzer .. 49c The Tigers, on the other hand, at the half. Miss Kem was presented w ith have only one league game anil 180 One A Day Tabs. $1.47 $1.00 V itahs ........... 79c Ohe league defeat, ut the hands of a cyclam en Friday by her last se hom es. the league lending Engine High mester Journalism «-lass to show 50c Pablum ........... 39c 60c A lka Seltzer .......... 49c Mrs. Jessie W rig h t and children th e ir apple« ia tiiu i fo r a ll the work Axemen $1.00 H inds Aim. Crm. 89c John and Joan o f Phoenix spent anil help she has given the class. 50c Ip an a ..... — ........ ..39c The Grovers w ill probably tuke F rid ay n ig ht and Saturday a t the The J u n io r Chamber o f Com •he fl<s»r w ith a slight edge over 75c Fitch S h a m p o o ...... 59c 23c Tek Brush 2 for 43c J. A. Heath home. the Tigers but 08 the Lion» ........ merce bus taken «»ver the ticket Mrs. George Reichel had as to play b etter as the underdog«, ■ales this week fo r the benefit 10 G illett Bids Si Cr. 49c »mcMMUsancF.HKN.ns m oat Barbasol Gem Comb. 59c guests last week her sister, Mrs. the game w ill probably provide basketball game between its C ot su r '.eon testi nr cry cfumh . z/sr m s sor m a w am err/ a B a rn e tt and daughter o f Portland. many thrdla. tage Grove ltiii<-|s ndenls and the 50c V ray 2th Crm. 47c $1.00 A d le r ik a ............. 89c n ra a ta a v u a n w u iM S • • • M r. and Mrs. John Olson and Oregon F io s h . fo r tlie "F ig h t In- lysrrtt, r u in . tm n eno ru* fa iiiile Paralysis C am isiign." daughters of Cottage Grove were »Mil ei -nt' nur m . .. ¿-os n er H onor S ta ff to P ublish supper guests a t the J. A. Heath The L a tin dub received its N e w se tte . home F riflay. 'H ie honor s ta ff whi«-h w ill pub "Ju n io r Classical League" tuns in M r. and M rs Joseph Eppen- and Joseph Eppenbaugh are the lish ttie Newsette u n til the new the ta il in club m eeting Monday. baugh entertained the senior members of the Egg Cooperative journalism class is ready io take A »|x>ll-d<>wti In f j i t i n was held pinochle club recently. M r. and th a t w ill benefit from the d ivi The w o rk on projects were con- The G et-Together club met last over the publication dutiea was Mrs. Vem Keahey o f Creswell dend paid this year. announeist F rid ay by Miss Kein. tlni|e«l. were special guests. O th e r guests The livestock m arket at the Thursday w ith Mrs. H a rry Castle A class in advanced firs t aid H ill Carmen and L ile Hughey Journalism Instructor. This sta ff Portland Uni«»n Stock Yards for and Miss Berta M cGuire as Joint w iil be given in the S ilk Creek were Messrs, and Mmes. Johnnie Pru e ( nt Crrau*» sai-.-s was etiosen on th e ir dcfwndabiUty, w ithdrew from sch«»ol this week. the week ended January lhth, hostesses. The members worki.-d com m unity beginning about the Schm idt o f Cottage Grove. Jam«?s Hazel Wells, post graduate, and Sh.i lj r c (I pr < * foi me liest Journalistic w ritings, the on a q u ilt they had started and a -mith. Lawrence P orter, Lyle showed a new high top in hog aa iltasi stories aceeph-il fo r the D orothy H arris, s«-nior, entered prices since August |jot-lu«k dinner was served at firs t o f February. Anyone in te r T aylor, W. M. Moore, Ilo w a rd chan cal refr geralors n " 193«, w ith g n«x»n. Mrs. Bradford was taken ested is asked to get in touch w ith Stout, H arold Radway, Charles resulted in incrrusi g s.t s . Newsette and the Sentinel, the school this weak. mid-week sales ai 39.50 per cw t. Mrs. Ernest D arnell. I he men who were so Interest- •« W ,k . . moat a«x-ur*ite and neat notebook. Peck Sr., and P. M . Beach. Five er-sizcd buxes Bu 1 here was a g«Mxi demand fo r in to the club as a new member. M r. and Mrs. A rth u r W o o lro tt tab’es were a t play. M rs. H arold p o rts. a f t e r a « u » K 'i' Those eleetisl on the s ta ff are: ed in o u r scliool building Thues- cal tie and prices w ire from strong The next iw e tin g w ill be back were Eugene business visitors •lay are from the U nive rsity of l4l('llle Ahocne, A d elee B o , lick Radway and Charles Peck Sr., to 25c higher; and fa t lamb prices "I the regular date w ith Mrs. ■Marjory Earl, June l-jislhu rn , A l Oregon. l» r Poling. M r. Bushong, Wero ut» 25 to 35c. w ith slaughter T illie Dugan anil Mrs. Herman Monday. w inning high prize and Mrs. L yle M rs. W illis Gildersle«?ve arrived K «u-x*l (Jual lien G am ut te. Maxine H unter, and Ix-an Lighton. dean of physi T a y lo r and James S m ith consola ewes showing a lu ll 5Oc advance. Gleaser as jo in t hostesses. M ure than 2o per cent ut ai M r. and Mrs. Tony Tonole o f Sunday night fo r a vis it w ith her M n ry Jackson. Faye Nixon, Janet cal education at the U niversity, There were 3.100 cattle. 275 F a ll Creek were week end guests m other and o the r relatives before tion prizes. rr J in the Untied S tates is c u o Peterson. Alan R e e d , Brian were among them. calves, 4,250 hogs and 2.400 sheep leaving fo r her home a t M argaret Peggy Sharpe was a week-end H arvey Strong. James Sm ith suined by the railroads. Stroup, C liffo rd Van Prooyen and sold during the past week on this at the James Lebow home. visito r In Eugene and f ’orvallis. Jean Yearou«, Callers Sunday at the H a rry Bay. B ritis h Columbia. open m nrki-t. • • • M r. and Mrs. I. S. Curtiss and Nancy A n lau f returned to school ib is ueek's m arket opened Castle home were Mrs. B ert Ball children H a rrie t and C arl left January 20 u fte r several week« M onday T y p ists V isit H ere. of I seondido, C alifornia. Mrs. w ith 2.100 c a ttle , no P iis c illa Rolx rtson o f San F ra n Wednesday fo r Brem erton. Wash T w o of the outstanding typists illness. Jxiro th y (iteran, a student nt calv«»s, 2,«TO bogs anil 1,750 sheep cisco. Mrs. D« jc P itcher o f Blue ington. where M r. C urtiss w ill be from Relink'- W a lker Business col in the m arket trading. employed in the navy yard. lage o f Portland were the guests N orthw estern Business sch<sil. and The c a ttle m arket was active M ountain. M r. and Mrs. Les The home of M r. and Mrs. H. H. o f the Cottage Grove union high her b ro the r Ikib. who is w orking .Monday on a strong to 25c higher Groves of Eugene. M r. and Mrs. xd n xil typists Tuex«lny. Isaac m Portland, were was'k-end vis Ixisis. F«*d steers reached a new l-ester R«*arick and M r. and Mrs. H aw orth was the scene Wednes M elvin M(XZ>uire of Thornton Cor day evening fo r a surprise fa re W a lke r brought w ith him Miss i t o r in Cottage Grove. Elsie Katerfield, senior, moved high fo r the season o f $11.50, w ith ners. w ell p a rty fo r Mrs. M. E. Palleske I.ouisc English, typing in stru cto r the ls-st cow« and h«iifers earning Ivan Patton of F o rt Clatsop and children Jo Anne and Ross. o f the business ««'bool, and Miss to G rants Pnss Inst week. some price gain. Most o f the me The Cottage Grove F .F A. bas spent the w eek end w ith his The evening was spent in- playing Florence Royer, one of the o u t Junction dium to good fed steers sold from m other, Mrs. Fanny Patton. p a rty games and lig h t refresh standing typing student«. M rs ketball team defeated $10.00 to $11.00, w ith tw o loads Mrs. Erma Castle and children ments were served by the hostess. English typist 133 words per m in C ity F F A by a score of 43-21 at at $11.15 nod »U JO . Short fed spent last week at S m ith R iver About th irty -th re e were present. ute perf'X-t and Ml»« Rover tyis-d Junctiou C ity Wednesday night. h ois ranged dowt? to $90(1. v is itin g her sisters, Mrs. A rt Jen Mrs. Pallt'ske and children w ill *8 words per m inute p r r fiv t. The January 1-1. Gordon E lfv in g led very common steers downward w fth to leave the end o f th is m onth to kins and Mrs. H arold K irk . w rong postures anil keyboard reg- the s«nring w ith 22 »mints. Miss Deal, Miss M ehlcn and Mr. SHOO, and c u tle ry kinds down to Join M r. Palleske in Salem. u lat ion were d'-monstrated hy Miss 7.50 or under. Fed heifers brought have been absent be Mrs. George M oxley was con English, which brought many G ilchrist «0.00 to 9.50, w ith rom mon to C A R F O I M > B E F O R E .MLSSEI) fined to her home last week w ith BY O W N E R . laughs from the students. She ulw. cause o f illness. Miss Mehlcn re medium lieef heifers around $7.(M) a severe cold. lytsst I oh words |s»r m inute per turned Tuesday and Miss Deal is to H.75, and c u tte ry d u iry heifers It didn't seem quite rig h t to iapt, w hile ca rryin g on a conver expected to retu rn soon. It has down to $5.75. Conner to common Miss Frances W heeler spent the sation w ith Miss Hayes, and 121 tu rn reported that M r. G ilchrist cows bulked at $4.50 to 6.25 K e lly Cooper when he returned week end at the parental home. wonts per m inute [x-rfect w hile is quit«- ill nt the home o f his shelly rows down to $.1.75 o r be from Portland to fin d someone h id She returned to Eugene Sunday » (id lin g common m ispellcd word«. uneje in Eugene M m. Glass is low. Fat d iu -y cows reached $6 75. broken open a window in a cabin evening to resume her studies. • • • su ltsttim in g fo r M r. GUchriat and and taken possession. The doubt Clyde Sanner was a business w ith g«xxl Ix-ef cows around $7.5(b incron-cd when he found an un Mrs. Preece fo r Miss I Mail. H l-Y Club. to 775, <xl«l head going to $H.un. identified guest in bed w ith muddy v is ito r in Eugene Saturday. The H i-Y me! at II»«- home o f M -xlitiin to g«xxl bulls solrl from boots on. and a bedspread waddl'd M r. and Mrs. C. E. Ruth, M r. SIX S E I .E< T E E S TO BE Robert D augherty Monday, The $7.00 to 7.90, w ith common grades up fo r a pillow . and Mrs. Boone Schull and son iM ilr iu i. m eeting was w hat we call a slum dow nw ani to $6.00. Cuxxl to choice The doubt was fu rth e r aggrava Charles were S aturday evening meeting. These meetings ai-e f<ir Six selectee« draw n from the vealers were unchanged at $10.50 ted by the fa ilu re of his guest to dinner guests at the home of M r. the purpose of helping the H l-Y Lane county d ra ft lx»aixJ No. 1 to 11.50, w ith selects to $12.00. suggest payment fo r e ith e r lodg and Mrs. Chester Allen. member« individually. I f you slam w ill leave t«xlay fo r the induction P rliv s In the ca ttle alleys Tues ing o r damage. Robert and Russell W oolcott a fe llo w you also have to te ll were b o t h on the sick lis t last station at Portland, where th«*y day were generally steady w ith So M r. Cooper called a cop— M im cihtng good about him. Part w ill take the final physical exam i Monday's trading, q u a lity consid and Bulbs o f the state police t«x»k week. o f the m eeting was s|s-nt playing nation. Sidectees draw n leaving er« xl. over. ( )n questioning the guest, M elvin Spielman o f Dorena was ping |>nng and reading magazines. are: Ben F. Floyd and Ll«»yd Rob The hog m arket was very un Dave Steifel, quickly adm it ted he a Thursday evening caller at the e rt Keene o f Eugene, v«>lunt<*ers, even Monday, opening at steady had appropriatixl the car at C ot H aw orth home. Rasket Social. W illiam E. Fnnshler, D exter; Ce levels and closing w ith a 25 to 40c tage Grove, and stopped o ff in our The basket wm 'I h ), although not c il M. Johnson, Thetxlore Bowling decline. E a rly sales o f sorti-d tru c k county when overcome by fatigue. very w ell attend«'«l, was a roal Donald K. Buell, a ll o f Eugene, ins w eighing 170 to 215 lbs. were Likewis«« he adm itted just coming Nttccem In every way fo r idx»ut m ainly $«.75. w ith a fe w up to out o f s tir, via a parok*. So B u l tw e nty dollars was made tow ard The fir s t m eeting o f the Com $H.H5 and 9.00, lint late salt's ks gatherod him in, anti notified Indians and Turkeys the basketball warm-ups, which ranged down to $«.50. C arlots the owner o f the car, U ndertaker m u n ity club fo r the new year w ill The Puebio Indians kept turkeys have b«‘cn ordered. 10111x01 nt $9.(X) earlv. w ith late K a rl M ills o f Cottage Grove, that be held on the afternoon o f Janu It xecniM the flo o r was so slick long before tlie com ing of the Pil sales at $H60 to K.75. Heavy his c a r was found undamaged. It a ry 29 at the home o f M rs. Joseph grim s. Kootns In the pueblos were tlMit ii few of th<* lx»ys Just shout butchers sold at $8.00 to 8.25. w ith proved a surprise to M ills, who Eppenbaugh. stood on th e ir nose try in g to get assigned to the turkeys, which were light lights around $7.75 to H.25. didn't know up to that tim e that Miss W ilm a Moore was hostess th e ir g ir l friend's shoe in the regarded as sacred and kept m ain Packing sows were m ainly $6.00 it had txx'n stolen. to the ju n io r pinochle club recent St-V I m iddle o f the dance floor. There ly tor their feathers to $6.50. A few selected lots o f Steifel was returned Wtxlnesday ly. Guests present were Max and »a ------------- >ts feeder pigs hrought $8.75 to 9.00. to Lane county, whero he w ill un D orothy Treadw ell, Dorthea, Rob w ith the liu lk o f the offerings at doubtedly solve the free lodging e rt and Fred W right,- W illia m $8.00 to 8.50. problem and can go to bed w ith Daniels, V irg in ia Brown, Horace TiK'sdny's hog m arket was 20 his boots on, as the mood moves W olfard. Charles Peck Jr., Bessie to 25e low er than Monday's Oakland Tribune, January and W illia m Sheldon. C arl Lum - berg, M arian Fisher, K ay Taylor. o|M'ning sales, w ith the bulk o f Vernon Stout. the 170 to 215 lb. offerings $8.50 to 8.80. Artiticial Breeding Fut Inmhs sold Monday about The first experim ents in artificial Admlaalon 10c and 33o 50 to 60c h ig h e r.'w ith slaughter ewes sharing a part o f the gain. breeding were m ade by Dr. William Frl.-M at., .Inn. 21-23: "Lung Voyage Home,” John G«xxl to choice fed wooled lambs H arvey in England during the Sev Wayn«’, Thomas M itchell, Ian H unter, W. Lawson. ranged from $9.50 to 9.85, w ith enteenth century. Preview feature "Remedy fo r Riches,” Jean H er- I ruck-ins m ainly at «9.50 down. shelt, D orothy Lovett, Edgar Kennedy, Jed Prouty, Shorn lambs ranged up to $8.75. Footwork A few medium to g«xxl slaughter In proportion to its size, the foot H un.-M oil.-T iies. Jan. 26-27-3«: "( hail Hanna,” H en ewes caslie«! at $4.00 to 5.50. does m ore work than any other part ry Fonda, D orothy Lnniour, Linda D arnell, Guy Tuesday's sheep receipts were of the body, so it should receive Klbbee, Jane Dnrwell, John Carrndlne, Ted N orth, very light, but prices were quot sp ecial care. Roscoe Ates, Ben C arter. T E C H N IC O LO R . able nom inally steady w ith M on day's sales. We-d.-TInirs. Jan. 29-30: "Ire n e ," Anna Nengle, Ray P oetical Books 'I’he fo llo w in g quotations are M llland, Roland Young, Alan M arshall, May Robson. The so-called "Poetical Books” based on prices being paid in Preview feature “ The Hnlnt Takes Over,” George Tuesday's trad ing : arc: Job, the P salm s, the Proverbs, Sanders, Wendy Barrie. C A T T L E : Good grain-fed steers E cclesia stes and the Song of Songs. $10.00 to 11.50. Goixl grain-fed heifers $9.00 to 9.50. Good beef cows $7.50 to 8.00, medium $6.50 to 7.25, common «5.50 to 6.25, dinners $4.25 to 5.00, Bulls, med ium Io good $7.00 to 7.90, common Admlaalon 10c and 28o Trim your shoe budget by $6 00 to 6.50. Vealers, g«xxi to YOU «AVI AT THI STORII G-E’s improved storage fadl- Hnrgnln Nights 10c „ Saturday Matinee 10c and 15c increasing the life of your choice $10.50 to 11.50, selects $12. ities let you take full advantage of bargain days at the Recent consumer surveys shew that HOGS; Good to choice 170 lo shoes w ith our complete shoe market, and your food dollars stretch farther than ever. T h iirs.-F ri., J a n . 28-24: “ L ea th er P u sh ers,” Richard 215 lb. butchers $8.50 to 8.80; 230 mere people prefer a General Electric Arlen, Andy Devine. Bargain Nights, Admission »ue. service. Combines good looks YOU «AVI IN THI KITCHINI Fresh foods and left-overs to 285 lb. butchers $7.75 lo 8.25; than any other refrigerator keep perfectly for days without a penny-worth of waste, packing sows $5.75 lo 6.50, nnd longer w ear a t a price to Hiit.-Hun., Jan. 25-20: "W agon T ra in ,” Tim H olt, rhe amazingly low operating cos« of a new G-E is SH EEP: Good lo choice wooled Ray W h itley, M artha O 'D riscoll. Preview feature fit your purse. anothet big help to your budget lambs $925 to 9.85; medium to You Can N ow Buy “ Von C an't Fool Y iuir W ife,” Lucille Ball, James gixxl $8.1X1 to 8.50. S laughter ewes, YOU «AVI THRU THE YIARSI G-E's famed sealed-in-iteei Ellison. S aturday M atinee 2:30 p. ni. Admission l(k: The Preferred Re New and Used Shoes and Thrift Unit has a record for dependable performance good to choic«' $5.(X) to 5.50. Shorn and 15c. frigerator— a G-E Model LR 6-4I and enduring economy unsurpassed by any other cold- lambs $8.50 to 8.75. for ouly Loggers. Shown Above making mechanism in America. Mnn.-Tties.-Wed., Jan. 27-2H-20— (T*»KEI>. Stock M arket Mosby Creek Rex Alarm 98c and wel’ll give you a dime for your old one. Silk Creek JY j L ju N IN o and G EN EK A x. HARDW A E fo r E v e ry D ay N eeds L y n x Hollow We Have Tools For That Early Spring Farming or Gardening. G ra b e r - G e tty s Dependable Hardware A rc a d e T h e a tre Price Good News D ia n e T h e a t r e about the New 1941 GENERAL ELECTRIC GOOD NEWS— 119 Thiirx.-l-'rl., ,la n . 80-31: "Y ou’re O ut «if L u ck ,” 1» rankle D arro, M atan Morelond, M arjo rie Rynolds. Bargain N ights, Admission 10c. 1 F astest Divorce Laws Idaho and Ncvadn tie for first place for states having the fastest divorce laws. Both states require six weeks' residence before tiling, grant full divorces in one hearing I and perm it Immediate remarriage. ' RED BOOT SHOE SHOP S. Oasper BRISBANE ELECTRIC Phone 73
