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HAGE THE SENTINEL, COITAOK PROVE, OREGON Ralph Greeting of Portland, student of Oregon State college. Mother Will Appreciate ■ • a x a t \ end at the home of Mrs. Della Hodges and daughter Marguerite. John Dunlevy, Delight Valley- fanner, who has been a patient at the Veterans hospital in P ort land for some lime, w ill probably be able to return home again this week. 79c T ry o u r Larkwood sheers Just once . . . you'll rave about t h e m e v e r after! 4-thread sheers w ith rein forced heels and toes. In Spring's newest colors. 9-10fe. , Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cox of Marshfield visited Saturday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cox and their aunt, Mrs. Sam Warren, who has been ill for the hist seven weeks, but is improving. Mrs. W. E. Nicholson of Med ford is a guest at the home of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sturges. Mrs. Sturges and Mrs. Nicholson spent the week end visiting Mrs. Nicholson's sis ter, Mrs. H. B. Doxsee, at Browns ville. Alden Garoutte and Dick Smith attended the May week end at the W illam ette University at Salem. National Guardsmen home for the week end included Jack Kelly, Bob Mills. Bob Tennis, Vernon Decker, Ray Halliday, Bennett Newton, Justin Brown, Donald Nixon and Robert Vaughn. Warren Gillis of Salem spent the week end visiting friends here. David vonNeeda returned home the la tte r part o f the week from Soldiers Home. California, and plans to spend several weeks here prospecting and working his mine, the Combination, in the Bohemia district. Accompanying him v as C. E. H ill, who w ill assist in the mine work. | Four rain some b o te „ m m died in wreckage pictured here of Southern Pacific freight near Salinas, ( al., w hen locomotive exploded and derailed of b5 ears In train, « m e la i* blamed laek of water in boiler utter destruction of locomotive, also heavy truck demolished In ... . _______ wreckage. Vinal T. Randall made a Imsi- ntss trip to Portland Saturday. ‘’W ent Screwy Leonard Di Corso was released Saturday from the Sacred Heart hospital where he received treat ment last week for blood poison ing in his right foot. tired. writes that he w ill preach a Mothers’ Day sermon at Ger vais. On May 18th he w ill preach in the Hope church at Portland, where he was pastor fifteen years ago and he has accepted an invi tation from the senior class at M ill C ity to preach the baccalau reate sermon there on May 25th. The Rev. Smith also says, “ we took seven from Gervais to the State C. E. Convention. I was re elected Pastor Counsellor fo r an other year. Such is the life of a retired pastor.” • D ucking the puck is a favor ite indoor sport fo r hockey fans, but there is nothing puckish about the Guess Again game, it's a sheer test o f m ental m e rit—so go ahead, p u t your* marks in the space provided, and check fo r your rating. (1) There is more land space than water space in the I-----1 world—true or false? |_ (I) Hollywood lass was called photogenic because (a) she was blonde; (b) she was slender; (c) John W ylie. 19-year old Klchmond, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kem. accom she screened well; (d) f ' I CaL, oil company employe, »bo panied by their daughter Geral she had a high soprano. I I told police “| guess I Just went dine of Corvallis, motored to screwy“ w hrn he confessed fa n Camp Clatsop Sunday to visit tastic night-long orgy of robbery their son Tom, who is a second and kidnaping climaxed by »lay ing of young .Mare Island Navy lieutenant in the 37th infantry. Y ard worker. Vinal Randal] Jr., student at W illam ette University at Salem, was a week-end visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vinal T. Randall. Mrs. Lawrence Chapman re turned to her home at Baker Sat urday a fte r visiting her parents here, M ajor and Mrs. LaSells Mrs. Calvin Palmer of W ?stfir Stewart and Mr. C h a p m a n 's was visiting friends here over the mother in Portland. week end. Mrs. E. J. Briesh o f Huntington Sargeant Floyd Thies of Fort Stevens spent the week end visit Park, California and Mrs. O. E. ing at the home of his parents, Winger and son of Bell, Califor nia, called here by the death of M r. and Mrs. A m il Thies. their father, John H. Blake w ill Mrs. Gussie Brasfield of Eu spend a fortnight h e r e visiting gene and Mrs. W alter Steen and their mother Mrs. Elvira Blake son of W alterville were here F r i before returning to their homes in day attending the May Day festi California. val and visiting at the home of I t pays to insure w ith sure in their daughter and sister, Mrs. surance w ith Chas. HalL 14-tfc Paul M iller. Watches fixed right at S tarr’s Don't Let That Cold get you Jewelry Store. 27-tfc down. See Dr. Simkins, Chiroprac tor, fo r relief — Over Petersen’s Schofield Stewart fo r Plumbing, Phone 5. 39-tfc Phone 217J. l- tfc I t pays to insure w ith sure In Red Rose Batter and Ice Cream. surance w ith Chas Hall. 14-tfc Aale fe r (h e m . C . O. Creamery, tf Spring Housecleaning Time Is Here And Also For The lawn, Garden and Farm. We have la w n mowers, garden hose, garden plows, spades, rakes, Cultivators and other equipment needed to clean out the weeds and do the planting. Graber - Gettys Dependable Hardware CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. (3) This is (a) Harpo M a rx ; (b) Elsa M a x w e ll; (C) E in- I----- 1 stein; (d) Judge Landis. {_ (4) You went to a department store to buy a camisole and you went to the department where they sell (a) radios; (b) furniture; I---- 1 (c) lingerie; (d) art objects. |_ j (5) You looked at yourself in a pier glass, and it was (a) a round mirror with an eagle frame; <b) a long glass reaching from ceiling to floor; (c) a hand mirror; I"' I (d ) a c o n v e x m irror.*! I (6) They said you looked as sleepy as Rip Van Winkle, a character cre ated by (a) Hawthorne; (b) Irving; (c) Cooper; r — I (d) Dickens. | | (7) You got on a ship and saw the binnacle. It was (a) the chain of the anchor; (b) the steering wheel; (c) the gangplank; (d) the thing they put the I 1 compass in. | I “GUESS AGAIN” ANSWERS 1. 2. 3. 4 5. 6. 7. ih e Gel-Together club met fo r s ilillity of oil getting past the a ll day Thursday w ith Mrs. James valve sterna to form cui I miii nini Lebow. Mi und Mrs. Lester Rearick are building n house on tin* Harry 'Castle ranch. eausi* sticking valves Is elim inat ed, The exhaust valve, sim ilarly, hus a relief valve at Ihe lop lo ull«)W for expansion under Ihe A numlter oi reports were h«*aixt I lie Blue M l. School closed terrifie heat Io which the valve at the regular meeting of the Do- Friday so Ihe teachers and pupils is subjeclwl. rena grange last Thursday eve could attend the May Day fe s ll- ning. Claude Arne, reixirtlng for val in Collage Grove. the agriculture committee, atresa- Mr. und Mrs, James Lebow and ed i lu> present need for more Mr. and Mrs Mac Tonoll and tomatoes and urged the farmers children spent Sunday In Albany io plant more tomatoes. W ilbur at the home of Mrs. Ray Gour Black, reporting for the legisla ley tive committee, »aid money had Mrs. Frank Brtidford and son been appropriated for the pur Jack went to Eugene A p ril 30th chase of land under the Dorena to hear Mrs. Roosevelt s|ieuk, IN V IS IB L E II A L I S O LE <<>st dam. mily a fraction of the price of Wilston Gilchrist also reported VALVES M TENTIEK’ALLV for ihe legislative commit tee and uew sh«M*s. The In*« I grade sole DESIGN Ell. talked on the tax situation. Mrs leather— the kind that wears Augusta Vaughn gave a report on Each cylinder of the 1911 Chrys the meeting of the home econom ler "S p itfire ” engine Is equipped longest, Is featured at t h i s ics club, held ut the home of Mrs. w ith two valves, ihe Intake modem shop at popular price. . Frank Gierau and announced the through which the fuel m ixture next meeting would be held May enters the «Minibuslion chandlers Used Loggers and Shoes. 15th and the following refresh and the exhaust through which ment committee: Messrs and burned gasses are exiielled Into Mines. J. R. Cooley, Ed Flnnerty, • the exhaust manifold. The Intake la?wis D o d g e , Mrs. Frances: \*wlve design is such that the pos-‘ Grouse and lUidcrick Doolittle, i Miss Dons Black announced that Ihe Y.G.A. meeting had been changed to tiu* third Monday and »hat Ihe group would m«*et May 19th at the home of Miss Mildred Smith. A communication from the Cot tage Grove Chumber of Com- • metre regarding the establish ment of permanent buildings for * the Southern Lane county fa ir at Kelly field in Collage Grove and a committee consisting of Claude Arne. Ed Flnnerty anti W ilbur Black was appointed to represent DESCRIPTION OP POLICY the grange. If the injuries are sustained: A program dedicated to moth While operating, driving, riding in, demonstrating, repair ers was given by the grange ing or cranking an automobile: members in observance of M oth er's D^y. A ll mothers present In consequence of the explosion or burning of an automo were presented flowers by S hir bile: ley Arne. Miss Frances French In consequence of suffocation caused by gas from the ex gave a rending and Mrs. Minnie haust of an automobile: Wagner sang a solo, uccom|Mtnit*d By being struck or run down by an automobile: by Mrs. Maud«* Gierau. Ed Fin- ‘nerty read three* poems by .Mrs. The Company will pay for any one of the following losses A lta King, d«*dicat«*d to Mrs occurring within 90 days from date of injury Emma Hull, mother of Mrs. Fin nerty. INDEMNITY FOR L 0 8 8 OP LIFE, LIMB OR SIGHT A discussion “ What Democra LIFE cy Means to Me" ended the pro gram w ith Mrs. Mary Arne lead Both Hands er. Mrs. John Read discussed the Both Feet subject from the standpoint of a The Principal 8unt One Hand and One Foot mother, taking a religious sub ject; Loren Hunt us u farmer; One Hand and Sight of One Eye Sidney Bales os a laborer and One Foot and 8ight of One Eye Miss Jean Rose os a teacher. Sight of Both Eyes ..... ........... Mr. and Mrs. G riffith of the Damascus grunge were guests on Either Arm, Either Leg, Either Hand or Either Foot this occasion. The refreshment Three fifths The Principal Sum committee was: Mr. and Mrs. Sight of One Eye One-third The Principal Sum W ilbur Black, Misses Elsie and Doris Black. Mr. and Mrs. Jack WEEKLY INDEMNITY—LOSS OF TIME. BTC Cole und Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Conner. FOR TOTAL DISABILITY - $25.00 Per Week. Payable Red Boot Shoe Shop PETERSEN’S CITY BRIEFS H, 19JI They Look New But They’re Really Half-Soled Glenn Weklen of the 29th En gineers at Portland is home for a thirty-day furlough. He took his mother. Mrs. M. V. Welden, to Bremerton. Washington, Tuesday to spend a week visiting rela tives, They w ill also stop at P o rt-» land fo r a visit enroute home. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wiser re turned recently from an extended trip to the east and southwest. They purchased a new Chrysler at i Detroit. Michigan, and from there went to Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, where they visited her sister and , husband, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam I Simpson. They spent several days See W. R JOHNSTON fo r Real in southern Missouri w ith her Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals. mother, Mrs. Laura Lowe, and his Office No. 22 So. 5th S t 42-tfc sister. Mrs. Sam Rhoades. They were guests at the home of Mr. Mrs. K. K. M ills and Miss Lola and Mrs. Cal Lowden at Tulsa, Howe accompanied by their aunt, Oklahoma, and throughout the Mrs. Ida Stanard of Eugene, at trip visited several places of in tended a birthday reception for terest. W. T. Cochran at his home in A l bany Sunday. I t was Mr. Coch F ritz Horn of Bend was a visi ran's 90th birthday anniversary. tor in Cottage Grove Tuesday. He is the great uncle of Mrs. M ills and Miss Howe. Mr. Cochran is a The Rev. James A. Smith of retired fanner and was form erly Salem, form er pastor of the local a resident of Brownsville. Presbyterian church and now re c i LOCOlllOtlVC E \l)lO S IO II D ill T iliä Uore,‘» GU’ailge HeRI'S ' Committee Reports at r * - Meeting Thursday Miss Maxine Schultz of Marsh field visited over the week end w ith Miss Lucille Jarvis. Miss Schultz and Miss Jarvis spent the week end visiting in Portland. Larkwood Sheers TIU H S h W , MAJ (F alse ) 10 Dts............. <c> for 10 m o re ................ (d ) for 13 pts.............. (C) for 10 .................. (b) for 20.................... (b ) again for 15........... (d) for 20 Dts............... , R A T IN G S : 90 100, for. «X’ r ò ; 80-90, c e n te r; 70-80. wing; 60-70. back- ward. T a lly Score H ere The United States C ivil Ser vice Commission announces the following open competitive exam inations: J u n i o r Stenographer, Junior Typist. These examinations are fo r the purpose of fillin g existing and fu ture vacancies in the Field Ser vice in the States of Idaho, Mon tana, Oregon and Washington. Applications must be on file w ith the Manager. Eleventh U. S. C ivil Service D istrict. Post Office Building, Seattle, Washington, not later than May 19, 1941. F ull information may be ob tained from the Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners at any firs t- or second-class post office. Costly Line The cost of constructing the Magi not line of fortifications in France was $150,000.000. The work required five years. English toff<?e sundae? bar is among the newest ice cream crea tions. T ry it at Gustafson's. — -U.-- ------ • • TO TAL B IC Y C L E S E R V IC E ------ ENGLAND SAID TAKING TERRIFIC PIN'ISHMENT. WASHINGTON - Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones said Fri day “ I don't know how long Eng land can take the punishment it is taking now.” He made the statement in urg ing persons at a consumers gixxls conference today to impress the seriousness of the world situation upon their neighbors. Jones said he did not fear an ! invasion of the United States, but ' said the axis powers “ can give us I a lot of trouble.” Jones spoke only briefly in wel com ing several hundred retailers who met to discuss the effects of the defense program on the prices, supplies, and quality of the goods they handle. Peppermint marshmallow sun I dae is delicious. Gustafson’s of I course. 39-ltc-3i SPECIAL AUTOMOBILE A CCID EN T POLICY $1,500 Principal Sum and $25.00 Weekly Indemnity— Annual premium $5.00 $ 1 5 0 0 .0 0 Mosby Creek Callers Sunday at the H orry Castle home were Mr. and Mrs. W ill Chapman of Creswell, Mr, and Mrs. Grant Dulley and son Gary of Thornton Corners and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rearick of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart are Ihe parents of a 9-pound baby boy born Friday night at rheir home at Walden. Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Scott of Creswell called Sunday a t the Floyd Jones home. for 26 Weeks HOSPITAL INDEMNITY—$10.00 Per Week Additional limit 4 Weeks DOCTOR 8 BILLS— $5.00 if not disabled. FOR PA R TIA L D ISA B IL IT Y -$12.00 Per Week. Payable for 4 Weeks. I NURSE S FEES—$15.00 Per Week Additional, limit 4 Weeks. IDENTIFICATION PROVISION—$100 00 Limit. Chas.S.Hall Insurance Ag’cy 405 Main Street Phone 201 GROCERY SAVINGS FRIDAY ANR SATURDAY SlljJtir White Sotin 20 »»•$ 1.00 G rape Juice Qt. bolt It* 29c Fruit Cocktail 2—25c Dev. Meat s»»«'» 6 can*25c Borene Soap 6 burs 25c Lima Beans Large 2 "»15c Raisins Seedless 2 pkg. 15c Oats DISH FREE I’kg. 7c Jell D essert6" **..6 *25c Coffee ,’"fc'rrejs'"‘ii2 |i,-‘:im55c Dog Food Timhcrlinc 12 55c Strawberry Hallocks'«'* 1.35 C akeF lour- , n i ’ i ,“23 c Cookies Fresh Pound 17c See our large handbills each week for extra specials. —FR EE— SCHWINN B UILT BICYCLES New and used bicycles, We will give away one PORTABLE RADIO and 14 other prizes Saturday at 8:00 P. M. tires, tubes. Lawn Mowers sharpened, keys made to order, guns repaired. HARRY RENTLE —M O TH ER S D A Y — For Mother—Give her a 2 pound box of our chocolate or Flowers from the Sunnyside Greenhouses SMITH-SHORT GROCERY Phone 1
