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T H E SEN TIN EL, COTTAGE PROVE, OKEPON
Classes in Sheet Metal
Work to Be Given at
Vocational School
A Bridge Crashes on Ship
TOWNHFND <1.1 it NEWR.
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The Townsend club met Monday
night In regular session with W.
E. Masters and M r«. Adams read-
ing bulletins. Elmer J. Kent,
Training rlesses in sheet metal chairman of membership of first
work will li«' given twenty-four
hours a «lay at I hi1 Eug< w Voca­
P A P E FlYÄ
congressional district, reported at-
tending meeting in Eugene on
Sunday All clubs reporting show-
ed good gains, some nearly fifty
per cent, since the drive opened
cn December 1. A special invita-
lion was extended to the Dorena
club to attend the social meeting
Try Gustafson's Sweetheart
Ice
on February 10, also to unite with cream for something different.
the Cottage Grove club If they de-
26-tfc
sjre ¡nrg Wallace announced as
program lender for that meeting. ( r11S t H f SOI 1 S i t ’t* C F P ftH I.
Corona Portables The Sentinel.
Corona Portables. The Sentinel.
tional M'hool.
T ill» sheet metal course is ojien
io hitch school graduate* of eigh­
teen to twenty-five years of age,
or if not a graduate of a high
M'hool, two year* apprenticeship
In metal work anil two years high
M'hool will tie accept c»l.
Ttfe course I» given according to
standards w l up by the Boeing
Aircraft Company of Seattle, anil
a great many young men who have
recently completed the course
have le-en employe«! by the com­
pany. Detailed information con-'
i-erning this course, as well as
other course* given a I the Eugene
ViM’ationul school, can Is- obtained
at the local Stall' Employment
Office.
T h i» ts w hitl h s p p rti* » h e u ■ «hip m »m arked by a d ra w b rM g e .
F re lg h te r t'oaat M ille r w a i and er llurrislde llrs w b rid g e s t P o rtiarid ,
O re.. « h e n n iechanlsni talled .
Hpan rra s h e d u ii »hip.
Note bow
»hip » tu n iie l I* beut barg. Ilu m a g e » • « ro n aM erab lc b ul liie re » e r«
na rasualUe».
LONDON
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M O TDFKH
KOKMKO.
A group of mothers of 4-11 club
members in the laindon school,
met on Wwlnesday afternoon at
the home of Mr». Leon M. Morton
to organize a 4-11 Mothers club.
The pur|M>se of the organization
la to muke for a better under­
standing of work done by club
members between the mothers and
club leaders. Diseussaw* of vari­
ous phmu'K of club work will be
taken up nt regular meetings with
act tail work Is'ing done by the
mothers to aid them in home in­
struction in different projects.
It wus voted to hold meetings
every first and third Wednesday
afternoons of each month, with
meetings at the homes of the
members In alphabetical order. It
was also decided that membership
should not be restricted to moth­
ers of club members, hut to in­
clude those Interestial in 4-H dull
work and lemlershtp.
The following officers w e r e
elected: President.
Mrs. M. It.
Morgan; vice president, Mrs. G. D.
R itter; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Nelson Bemis.
The first meeting will lie held
with Mrs. Morton. February 5th
at 1:00 p. m. This will be a work
meeting with each member learn­
ing a needlecraft, so all are re­
quested to bring scissors.
A I « T IE R S
IN T K IX G K A P IIIC
SHOOT.
Hasrball's U llr s t p layer. S -fo o l-9 -
Inrh r it r h e r Johnny G e r of P itta -
burgh P irate«, gels a rm tre a tm e n t
a t A nn A rbor by T ra in e r Kay R o b ­
erts of t'n iv e rs ily of M b-hlgan.
Gee'« a rm w ent bad a fte r Pirate«
»pent $73,000 (or his c o n tra c t.
« D A IM " W IL L G A T H E R AT
I'. O F O. FCRKUAKY 7-9.
UNIVERSITY O F OREGON.
Eugene, In the minds of more
than 3,900 students, every high­
way, railway, and airway in the
Northwest will lead to the Uni­
versity of Oregon next week-end
to transport their fathers through
the newly-installed campus en­
trance gatea to the fourteenth an­
nual "Dad's Day" week-end.
The February 7-9 period will
follow out the theme of "The
gates an1 open. Dad!" to fit in
with the new attraction
which
now' fronts East Eleventh avenue
at the northwest corner of the
campus. The dads have a special
claim on the green wroughl-tron
gates, sine»« the fathers' organiza­
tion was tiie leading im|»etus be­
hind tiie drive to mise funds for
Hie project. A large fund of vol­
untary «■ontributions. backed by a
government grant of W.P.A. labor,
carrie»! the construction, installa­
tion and landscaping of the $25.-
0(10 entrance through successful­
ly. Presentation and dedication
ceremonies are set for 11:30 Sat­
urday morning.
Followers of archery may lie in­
terested tn the results of the tele­
graphic shoot underway by a num­
ber of dubs over the state. The
telegraph shoot In the archery
cl uiis is operated much In the
same manner as the shoot oper­
ated hy the various rod and gun
dubs over the state.
In the absence of a winter
shooting ground here two mem­
bers of the local archery club
have been shooting at Eugene
Forrest Lemley, u former resi­
dent, employed In Eugene, was
best among the Oregon men in
the tabulations of the first tele­
graphic shoot. According to re­
sults Issued In the Oregonian of
Monday, Ix'mley led the men of
the state with a score of 756,
among the 44 men's team* com­
peting and this rankl'd him 28th Gt'CltNHKY HOLD TO IIII.I.
in the nation. Hill Collins, shoot­
ItttDTIIF.ItH.
ing wilh the Eugene club, didn't
do so bad. !!«• was fourth among
COTTAG E GROVE, Ore. Tiie
the men, »hooting n score of 748. American Guernsey Cattle Club,
Peterborough. N. H„ reports the
129 IMPROVEMENTS.
sal»' of a registered Guernsey cow
by F. B. VonNortwick to H ill
There are a total of 129 ini- Brothers of Eugene. This animal
prvvemcnts and refinements on is Royal Miss Anna Bell 648831.
the 19-11 Pontiac. Many of these
hove been offered beforo only as
F irst ttorlalist In Congress
special equipment nt extra price.
Victor Urrg»'r was the tirst Social­
G ustafson’s ice cream.
jlSfO C ^S
ist to be elected to congress.
wus elected in 1911.
He
Silk Creek
Elder T M. Cole from the Eu­
gene Seventh
D ay
Adventist
Church spoke Sabbath morning at
the Silk Creek S. D. A. church.
Mr. Cole was a dinner guest of
111 and Mrs.
E. It. Darnell
Robert Woolcott was a Sunday
visitor 'it Ree»lsport and Florence
and other coast points.
The young people's S u n d a y
school class of the Silk Creek
church met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Allen last Wed­
nesday night for a farewell party
honoring Miss Jo Anne and Ross
Palleske, who were leaving to
make their home in Salem.
The Mix*»** Eileen anil Frances
Wheeler were Saturday visitors at
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. W. Wh»,eler,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woolcott
were Eugene business visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Melvin E. Palleske and her
children Miss Jo Anne and Ross
left last Thursday to make their
home in Salem. Mr. Palleske has
with the state
been in Salem
highway commission.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Parks and
family were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Ashby on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Haworth
and sons Keith and Brian spent
the week end at Yachats and
other coast towns.
A large crowd attended the
benefit program given at
the
Royal S.D.A. church school last
Saturday evening. The program
consist»>d of music and motion
pictures. Proceeds went Into a
fund to reroof the S.D.A. church
and school building.
Delight Valley
M r. and Mrs. Ben Jackson of
W alker were Sunday dinner guests
at the Oscar Jackson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Paul and
son and Elsie Haight of Eugene
and Jack and Frank Joll were
Sunday dinner guests at the C. H.
Haight home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson
and son Lyle and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Zumwalt attended a sup­
per und social evening Frltlay at
Creswell, sponsored by the Lum-
I s t Union.
Donald Nixon and Elton Buck
of Camp Clatsop were week-end
guests at the home of Donald's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon.
Mrs. Lawrence Brown and son
Lowell attended the Lane county
Christian church convention in
Eugene Saturday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Lee Nixon home were: M r. and
Mi-s. W. E. Nixon and M r. and
Mrs. Harold Wolfard and fumily
of Cottage Grove. Donald Nixon
anil Elton Buck of Camp Clatsop
and .A iry Corliss.
Rot icc cream for health. Ours
is made right. Gustafson's Super
Creamed ice cream store. 26-ltc-3
You Too Can Save!
by shopping at Thrift-Wise, the store that brought and
maintains cut rate prices in Cottage Grove.— We have
Valentine Box Candy by Société 15c to $1
1— •$$ Pont. Del.— Recondition­
ed,
Coty’s Perfumes
them.
2— *30 Ply. Hedaiw. Exceptional
buys.
3— '92 Ply. Heilan*. Good buys.
2— '96 Fonts, Very good.
1—’97 Cher. Pickup. Hee this
one.
• About 15 other makes ami
models to choose from. All
of them real buy*.
M A RTIN
MOTORS
Your Pontiac Dealer
24 North Oth Street
Yesiree! You can still load your table and balance y o u r budget by doing all your food
buying at Irish Swartz Home owned and operated.
Finer, Fresher
H ot S a u c e " “3 ““ 1 0 c
Fruits & Vegetables
That's our aim—to give you the best
the marke* affords at prices any one
can pay.
Crisp, Solid
LETTUCE
2 hcads..............9c
POTATOES
39c
p ou n d s,..
Sunkist
LEMONS
Large size
those everyday needs too.
Fine Cane
Dozen
19c
19c
25c Bayer Aspirin, 24’s
$1.00 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules, 50’s 67c
Texas Pink
GRAPEFRUIT
4 f,>r................17c
Snowdrift “ 45« 89
4ibs- 23
Raisins
4cans 25'
Milk
65
Velvet
Tall
or Prince A bert
ARMOUR’S
CORNED B E E F
2 cans 36c
DEVILED MEAT, %’s ......... 6 cans 25c
TREET, 12 oz. tin ............ ...........2 for 45c
ROAST BEEF, 12 oz. t i n ...........2 for 45c
H-D BRAND
CORN—No. 2 t i n s .......................
P E A S N o . 303 tin s ...................
CUT GREEN BEANS—No. 2 tin
SOLID PACK TOMATOES, 2%
or D. Snow
35
>/..$!.35
d «
49 lbs.
Our Finest •
Flour value. We guar­
35c Vicks Vapo Rub
27c
Peter Pan flour.
15c
25c
Kotex
Kleenex
or
M ' h I ph *
20c
2 0 0 ’s
The Only Cut-Rate
13c
Golden West
$
1-lb. tin '
1
.29
49 lbs.
$5.09 per bbl
3-lb. tin
23«
1 57«
Irish Special
Irish Brazilian
19c lb.
3 lbs. 55c
14c lb.
3 lbs. 35c
KELLY’S
The Best Always
Fri., Sat. Specials
S w if t’s
3 cans
$ 1 .4 9
Blend
$1 .23
Irish Special
Peter Pan
antee good bread with
Lowest Cut Rate Prices on All Tobaccos
Oregon I tai.
Pound
RIPE OLIVES—Yamhill t a l l ....................................................................... 2 for 25c
FRUIT COCKTAIL—H-D Brand ............................................................... 3 for 35c
GRAPEFRUIT—Yamhill 2 ’s ................................................. ..................... 3 for 29c
H-D JELL POWDER ......................................................................................4 for 15c
H D CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, 8 oz.
................................................ 3 for 25c
SHAKER SALT—2 lb........................................................................................ 3 for 25c
A A H SODA— 1 lb............................................................................................. 3 for 25c
PAR SOAP—Large Pkg.—Pcttery Premium .............................,.............. 59c pk.
ARMOUR S VIENNA SAUSAGE ............................................................. 3 cans 25c
ARMOUR S CHILI CON CARNE
.................................................3 cans 29c
27c
4 for 26c
5-lb. pail
Thompson Seedless
35c Bromo Quinine
10c Cashmere Boquet Soap
2 dozen 4 3
33
29
3 19
KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP
...................................................................27c quart
KRAFT 8 MAYONNAISE
25c pint
40c quart
K RAFT’S PARKA Y
....................................
.............. 2 lbs. 37c
PREPARED MUSTARD
........................................... full quarts 15c each
WHEAT HEARTS and 5c pkg. raisins, all for .......................-....................... 22c
SPERRY PANCAKE, 9.8-lb. bag ......................................................................... 47c
HEINZ KETCHUP—A real buy
.......................................... 15c bottle
GRAPE NUTS— An old fa v o r ite ..............................................................2 pkgs. 25c
49 lbs.
$1.00 to $3.75
100 lbs.
Quick or Regular 9-lb. bag
U. S No 2
50
Sugar
Eggs
Oats
Honey
Prunes
Fresh Extras
Darigold
2— '40 P«»nt. Del. Heilan*. Reul
buys.
1—*90 Pont. Sedan. Itiidtu anil
Heater.
1— ’95 Pant. Heilan— Very good.
2— '3« Ply. Del. Hedans. Hee
SUPER SAVERS!
M erch a n d ise
Dependable Mdse, at a Savings to You
S w ift’s
Eversweet Sliced Bacon 1-lb. layers lb. 28c
S ta ii the Morning Right
Sw ift's
Pearl Shortening, 4-lb. carton ............. 39c
Clean, Pure and Wholesome
Sw ift's
Premium Side Bacon, any siz e .......lb. 26c
W ith the Sweet Smoke Taste
Sw ift's
Lean Salt Side P o r k .................. lb. 14%c
S w ift’s
Regular Premium Hams, % or wh. lb. 27c
IR IS H &
SW ARTZ
Treat the Family This Week End
S w ift’s
Jewell Shortening, pure veg. 4-lb. ctn 47c
Gives Better Results in Baking
Sw ift's
Empire Skinned Hams
% or w h o le................................ lb. 19%c