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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1941)
ra > or» THE SENTINEL, POTTAGE GEO TM im aPAV M AH»'H 27 10 H OREGON MEETINGS CONTINUE AT OU R - OÂMOCR ACy- by Mat FREE METHOI>l»ir URVKtat ON THE JOB NURSES AND DOCTORS Larkwood Hosiery Beautiful Crystal Clear Sheerness. Vamp — Toe, Tempered Twist —A Gift Any Lady Would Appreciate.> / U< a * | t WORK IN t h e U.& IS MORE THAN HALF THE UTILIZED ENERGY OF THE ENTIRE WORLD, FROM COAL ANO OIL ANO WATER POWER. Men’s Dress Hats Newest Types, Snap Brims, in All the Latest Shapes and Colors. B| t WAS THE HUMAN ENERGY. THE »2.98 DRIVING SPIRIT,OF AMERICANS W HICH PUT THIS NATURAL sib le. ENERGY TO N O M foot food of all milk. Schools included in tills center an« Blur Mountain. Culp Creek,' Delight Valley. Disston. Dorena, Fairview. Latham, London. Lo-, rape, lxuiine high school, LytWfj Hollow. Mount View. Saginaw.. Silk Creek. The Cedars. Waldetj., Cot tag»' Grove, and Cottage Grove j Ladies’ Purses Blue, Black, Saddle Tan and ■aawx^ Other New Shades to Match Your Outfit. Newest Shapes. FebruuO, reports the »Ute de- ■»artiuent ef agriculture federal- state shipping point office. Truck- JiUBibei vd Ptit* In All atudeala with quusUunaWe lot hearing are urged to be present at February and 945 In January the Iwaring «'oufenwe which will be bekl in Cottage Grove Titura- day. April 3ril The audiometer , Iwaring testing program will be eonductml by Doctor Warren H, j Gardner, consultant In vision and bearing of the Oregon State Board of Health. This program Is planned to per-j mit every student from the first grade through high school in Lane county whew* there is a question of hearing loss, an opportunity to hove a Iwaring test. The teschsrs everywhere a r e approving in all the schools are doing pre liminary hearing tests on all stu raw milk os a pari oot food dents. Those who have any ques tion of defective hearing will be eligible to attend the hearing con Then why not you and your ferences conducted by Doctor Gardner. Appointments should ba ohUdroo anjoy m°rn of the made at the office of the county sigwantendcnt us quickly as poa- •nergy producer’> moot per HEARING CONFERENCE TP BE HELP. <-Z X X 1 > C i? v - f We Give and Redeem S &H Oreen Stampa Why pot lot ® H E URGE FOR MORE AND BETTER WAVS O F MAr».riG THINGS HAS INCREASED IN O U S TR Y ^ RESEARCH TECHNICIANS Carlot shipments of Oregon fruits and vegetables for Febru ary dropped 600 below those of the prvvMHis month, with IA24t>- carhNids insusoted and csrtsfted- sy m o ke than 4 oq % in 2 o Fim dah Your Supply Phone JF13 Cottage Grove City Briefs Other Persons Are Interested In Where You Go and When You Return. Phone Your News to 159. "Scientific Romero,” a three-act See W. B. JOHNSTON for Real Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals. comedy plus vodvil and music. Office No. 22 So. 5th St. 42-tfc Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. To be presented at the Oscar Flaten, Delight Valley Jefferson school auditorium. Mon rancher, who last week returned day. March 31st at 8:00 o'clock. from an extended auto trip to Tickets 35c and 15c. tickets are eastern and southern points, says on sale at Doleman's Bakery and people who live in this section of Grove Hardware. 33-Jtp the state are wasting their time looking for scenery. "We have Miss Fern Tracy and Miss Rod everything here,” he says. ney Hood spent the week end in Capí. C. C. Cruson attended a Vancouver, Washington and in General Petroleum school last Portland visiting friends and rela tives. They were accompanied week in Eugene from Monday back as far as Eugene by Miss through Friday. Shirley Burkholder, who had been John Campbell and Wallace and visiting her sister, Charlotte Burk Mildred Walker of Eugene visited holder. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Robert 7 Drake of Omaha, Ne Mrs. Paul Miller. braska. operator of the cold seson- Wallace Carpenter, employe of ing plant, is spending a few days he Chambers mill, was painfully here attending to business mat njured Friday morning when his ters. Incidentally Mr. Drake says oot was crushed by falling tim this is his 110th trip to the coast. ers. He sustained broken bones He has been dealing in lumber on the coast for the past forty-nine n one foot. years. Mrs. Ralph Boslaugh spent the Miss Helen Howard of Sacra week end in Portland visiting at mento, California, returned to her the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold home Monday after a five-day Boslaugh. visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sergeant Glenn Welden. sta Paul Miller. Mrs. Mae Howard, tioned at Portland with the U. S. mother of Helen, who is visiting 29th engineers, returned Thursday in Eugene, visited them Wednes after spending a few days fur day of last week. lough here at the home of his par Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Gunderson ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Welden. spent the week end at Winchester Miss Belle Burkholder visited Bay and North Lake fishing. over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Parker is visiting Mrs. A1 George in the Bunkerhill district at Marshfield. They spent her sisters in Eugene this week. the time fishing at Charleston and E. R. Lemley returned Friday Coos bay. from a business trip to southern Watches fixed right at Starr’s California points. Jewelry Store. 27-tfc Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stewart vis ited friends in Jasper Sunday. Schofield Stewart for Plumbing, Phone 217J. 1-tfc Mr. and Mrs. Kay Vincent and Red Rose B u tte r and Ic e C ream . son spent the week end at North A sk fo r th em . C . G. C re a m e ry , t f Bend. It pays to insure with sure in- surance with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc Orange and pineapple sherbets make tasty desserts. Get your _______ choice at Gustafson’s, the home of delicious ice creams. 32-ltc-3i It pays to insure with sure In surance with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc ----------- Is your life a drudgery? Chiro- practice will remove the cause. Dr, C. R. Simkins, over Petersen’s store. Phone 5. 29-tfc H a TVRAL ENERGY - HOMAN ENERGY— RESEARCH---- BÁCFSAOU/VO OF A J. A. Cox of Yoncalla spent Mon day visiting his sisters. Mmes. Martha Marsh and Sam Warren. THE LOW DOWN FROM HICKORY GROVE. ----1 ■ 75c Upjohn’s Citrocarbonates................ 57c $1.25 Vitamin B Tablets, 100*8.......... 90c $1.00 Genuine Ironized Yeast ... 79c ■■ -— — - .« .■ ■ ■ ' 83c Ponds Cold Cream ......................... 59c With 10c Face Powder FREE New Gillette Tek Razor ...................... 25c With Two Blades J. & J. F irst Aid Kits 49c to $2.98 Lowest Cut-Rate Prices on All Tobaccos D E F £N S £. MRS. T R U N N E L L PAINTING MAIN STREET BUILDINGS. — By those pennies you save by buying at Thrift-Wise, the store that brought and maintains cut-rate prices for you— r ---- 4 A P P O IN T E D . The revival with Rev. Bertha( McCallie and Miss Fern Wilkin» of Indianapolis, Indiana, continue.’ Rev. McCallie is bringing gripping and soul stirring messages each’ night. Sunday night she jvill brjng her. life's story. "From Death Bed tor Pulpit.” You will want to hear this thrilling experience of God's J providential and miraculous work. Miss Wilkins sings a special song, in correlation to Miss McCallie's1 testamony. An inter-church fellowship is in vited. Services every night at 7:30, p. m. Special singing by Miss, Wilkins. 7 room dwelling, 4 bed rooms, corner ,«•< 64x115, FINK garden land, very dwdrahle neighborhood, City water ami t lights. Bath. Toilet, good gravel Sta. clou«-,to High achnol, . shad, trees, lots of fruit, garage, wood hwttae, »mall chicken house, lniin<lry room, a splendid cellar, lots of built ins ( ’an erect another hart*«« oh same lot fob rental purposes if desir.il To see this SPECIAL BARGAIN Is to like it on , sight. Kriii- ffiffiHtltlO. Down payment ♦bOUki balance like rent. ♦ » r ' SE E \ j 4 ' J ’ , , \ W. R JOHNSTON « < Baal Batata, Lotaa a»d B a a U b '■ ovrsian g r o v e , o r e . Office 22 South Wfcflt W a n t to be a K ip Phone M W ink J e f V<y /z Mr. aod Mrs. Vem Williams left Mrs. Faye Stewart and baby re turned to Long Beach, Washing Wednesday morning to spent three ton, Saturday after a few days days visiting friends in Klamath visit with relatives here. She was, Falls, accompanied by Mrs. Norman Lewis, who will visit a week at Try our fruit salad ice cream, the home of her sister, Mrs. Colin it's delicious. At Gustafson's, ofi Garoutte. course. 32-ltc-4i, Dollars Saved/ With 25c Pepsodent Paste or Powder FREE 6 Mrs. Hugh Trunnell has been appointed chairman of the Better Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hemby. Homes committee for the com B. S. Marsh of Wolf Creek, were munity of Latham according to an Sunday visitors at Mrs. Martha announcement just made by the Marsh's home and Mrs. William national office of Better Homes in Harpole. Mr. Marsh is a son of America located on the campus of Mrs. Marsh and a brother of Mrs. Purdue University at Lafayette, Indiana. Harpole. The Better Homes campaign will reach its climax during Bet John Dunlevy, Delight Valley ter Homes Week. April 27 to May farmer, who has been a patient at 3. 1941. The local committee is the Veterans' hospital in Portland working with various civic, edu for the past six weeks was able to return home Friday, much im cational. fraternal and rellgkjus organizations, and the accomplish proved in health. ments of Better Homes Week in will be the result of the co Larry' Lee Wolfard, son of Mr.- and Mrs. Harold Wolfard, who ordinated efforts of all these underwent an appendectomy at groups. Mrs. A. E. Walker of the health a Eugene hospital was brought home Saturday ond is recovering committee. Miss Jessie Grubb, representing the schools and Mrs.j satisfactorily. Hugh Trunnell, chairman. com-| Carlton Woodard, w h o is at prise the Latham Better Homesj tending Menlo School at Menlo committee this year. Park, California, spent the week CARS o r COTTON ENTER end at his home near London. He STATE FOR MATTRESSES will spend his spring vacation at Carmel-By-The-Sea, visiting with Carloads of raw, baled cotton friends. rolling into Oregon have never Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bolin and been seen until this year, but their children of Jasper, accompanied coming now means better living by Mr. Bolin’s mother of Creswell, for thousands of Jow-income rural visited Monday evening at the families in this state, says Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Rose. Azalea Sager, state home demon stration leader at Oregon State Mrs. Maud Kittridge and Mrs. college. She is head of the surplus Douglas Linebaugh of Silver Lake cotton mattress making program visited recently at the Glenn Line which is being enthusiastically re ceived throughout the state. baugh home. Two Main street buildings will be repainted and redecorated and possibly others are scheduled for a new coat of paint at the be ginning of the spring paint up, clean up campaign soon to be un derway here. The Powell building at the comer of Main and Sixth will receive a new coat of paint as well as the building occupied by the Rex Cafe. 50c Pepsodent Tooth Brush ................47c Miss Fern Wilkins skilled workers — patriotism A REAL H O M E - . PRICED RIGHT I been reading where there is talk about raising the speed lim its to 65 per hour in California. It is now 45—Just a snail’s pace. They sure are slowpokes, those Native Sons—only 45 miles— > imagine. But you stand along side a busy highway and you will see, at 45, how you will clutch at your old sky piece. At 65, you would be as featherless as a chicken after a cyclone. According to the new 1940 cen sus they had a big increase in imputation. Mabe it is something like rabbits you can have too many. With a 65 limit they mayj figure on solving their problem — automatic. But we have been talking about it here at home and one of the boys, Clark, he says a fejler fold him that this 65 idea is being sponsored by the coffin folks. 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