THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1941
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE OROVR. OREGON
PAGE SIX
REAL VALUES NOW
MEN'S WAIST OVERALLS
8-ox., Sanforized Shrunk, per pair
Only
98c
M EN’S SUMMER WORK PANTS
Sanforized Shrunk Covert Clcth
Pair
SEMI DRESS SUMMER COOL PANTS
Right for hot w ea th er.......................... ..
98C
$1 .29
Pair
COVERT CLOTH WORK PANTS
Ocod weight, Sanforized .......................
$ J .4 9
Pair
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY BLANKETS
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
USE THE LAYAWAY PLAN
We Give and Redeem SA H
Green Stampa
l-ev Nichols left Sunday morn­
ing for a week's vacation along
the coast and in Portland He will
return home Saturday.
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Mr. anti Mrs Damon Scott and
family are vacationing on the
const near Waldport Sunday they
plan to drive up the coast to T il­
lamook to visit friends for a week
before returning home.
Miss Belle Buhkholder, accom-.
panted by the Church family, [
spent the week end at Silicons
forest camp. They also visited at
the Sea Lion caves.
Mr. and Mrs Verne WIIliums
returned the last of the week
from a Id-day trip to Yelkiustone
park and the Grand Canyon.
Miss Geneva McCoy of Seattle.
Washington, is in Cottage Grove
visiting friends and relatives.
M r and Mrs. Joe Turk of Napa. .
California, were guests of M r and
Mrs. James P. Graham. Monday
They were enroute home from the
i Oglesby picnic held in CUrvallis
J Sunday.
C IT Y
B R IE F S
Mrs. M errill Craig and son re-
. turned Sunday after vacationing
near Bridge for the past week
, with her mother and sister. Mrs.
Mrs. Glen Wilson of The Dalles, J. D. M iller and Miss Florence
See W. B. JOHNSTON for Real
Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals. who is visiting at the home of her M iller of Albany.
Office No. 22 So. 5th St.
42-tfc parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Jacopsen, spent the week end vis­
mni
l)ne n>Kb! Inst summer, so-called "harmless brush fires" merged
The Rev. W. A. Briggs was call­ iting her husband in Tacoma, reunion of the old Dram Normal
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of «cstim ber, Oregon, and half un hour later the little
ed to Halsey last Friday to offi­ Washington. Lieutenant Wilson is students held at Avery’ park near on ,he
community looked as you see it in this stark pliotugraph, taken next
ciate at the funeral of Harry stationed with the army at Ft. Corvallis Sunday.
morning.
Bressler.
Lewis.
1 M r. and Mrs. Earl E. Richards
R. H. Wolfe, who was stationed
Guy Cordon of Roseburg, can- of Portland were v is ito r Sunday R e a l E s t a t e S a l e s O f
here as a telegraphic operator at didate for representative from the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
the Southern Pacific depot has new 4th congressional district was ford Allen,
Mr. and Mr*. Chartm McKibben
been transferred to Grants Pass a business visitor here Tuesday.
and Mr. und Mrs. G. Sweet visited
and left for his new home the
M r. and Mrs. Richard Bailey
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Mr. and Mrs. ,W. A. Hemenway
first of the week. He is succeeded
Bill Anderson of Anaheim. Cali­ accompanied M r. und Mrs. Elmer
Real e s t a t e properties sold Sunday.
by A. R. Rouse, operator out of fornia. returned to his home last Newton of Marshfield to the un- 1 through the Cottage Grove office
Ftl Ashby and M erritt and
Portland.
Thursday after visiting a week at | nual Drain picnic held Sunday at of Rodmans have nmnunti-d to Sterling RnItan s|M*nt Sunday nf-
the Hugh Nixon home. Mr. An­ Corvallis.
4125,000, James Rodman said yes- (etnoon with Mr. and Mrs. John
Dr. J. E. Harper, who has been derson and Mrs. Nixon are cous­
1 terday morning. This valuation in- Ashby.
the pastor of the South Metho­
I Mr. and Mrs. M art Knickerson
Richard l4iird wax a Sunday
ins.
dist church in Corvallis, was
of Troutdale were dinner guests eluded thirteen proper,i«% Now dinner guest of the Holtons. Caro­
real
estate
activity
has
increased
guest speaker at the local Metho­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Putnam of I Friday at the home of Mr. and
due to several factors, chief of lyn and I>-un Bolton accompanied
dist church Sunday.
Redlands. California, who were Mrs. S. L. Mackin.
which are that a number of land Mrs. Elsie laiird and son Richard
enroute to their home from a trip
.
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. owners under the Dorena dam are to Fall Creek In the afternoon.
The Rev. Ellsworth Tilton spent to Canada, visited recently at thej Mrs. Zelma Durham and (laugh-
Robert Iuiinl return«*! home with
Friday night of last week visiting .C. A. Beidler home with M r and ler Ramona June of Portland are looking for local property. Many
them after a week a, summer
of
the
land
owners
under
the
dam
in Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Henry Molino. They are col- visiting in Cottage Grove,
have either sold or have their ca_m P-
lege friends of M r. Molino. M r.
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property ready for sale to the
rhos« attending the Eugene pn-
Mrs. John Maulding returned
and Mrs. Putnam. M r and Mrs.
m
1 rade anil (Migrant from here were:
one day last week from a week's Mol,no and Mr. and M a Be.dler ^ s t at her home Monday Mrs. government.
, Mrs. W. A ll«*menway, Mr. ami
visit with her daughter, Dora Mae spent the week end at the M at- ie,en Swanson of M a n te c a J ali-
Mrs. S. A. Bolton anil M erritt, F.d
Maulding. at Longview, Washing­ thews cabin at Scottsburg.
o. A N D C. LA N D S TO BE
ornia’ * h° stopped unexpectedly
Ashby, Mr. und Mrs. James Hem-
R ESEED E D .
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for a visit. Mrs. Bittinger and
ton.
j enway and Mrs. Read Hemenway '
Raymond Widener is visiting at Mrs. Swanson are old friends,
A favorable report of a commit-' and children.
Nona Smiley of Corvallis vis­ the home of a cousin. Donald Gib- hav‘"K «»ved as neighbors at Silk
ited over the week end with the son, at North Bend.
tee
on the question of reseeding I
Cr* * k many years
U H R C A N T O N M E N T S TO
Misses Dorris and Betty Arnest.
cutover O. anti C. lands ami all
BE B R O U N
county owned lands of that na-1
Mr. and Mrs. S. T . Rose and ' M r andDM ^ ; . Earl
Mr. and Mrs. E. Perrine and family returned Monday from a ^ rs .
R. Wiese and M r and ture was received at a meeting
The war department Saturday
two small children of Seattle. weeks vacation near Waldport. Mrs; E " '
are pending this of the O. and C. land grunt com­ planned speedy construction of
Washington, are guests at the Mr. and Mrs. A. W Shofstall and
mittee
in
Portland Saturday.;
vacation,ng at Seaside
home of her parents, Mr. and
County Commissioners W alter J four aiklitional cantonment* in
family left last Friday to spent
Mrs. S. L. Godard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Moore of Holland and Allen P. Wheeler of connection with the projected
the week end with them and re- '
Portland visited over the week Lane County, w ho' a t t e n d th»'- doubling of the armored force
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The new cantonment sites will
4 Mrs. H. B. Breedlove left Mon­ turned Monday evening.
end at the home of M r. and Mrs. m»*et«ng. re|K,r,»-d Monduy.
day on a buying trip to Seattle,
Reseeding those lands for pas­ be announced soon, offioials said
C . Cecil Caldwell. The two couples
L. W. Hunt, prominent
The sites would accommodate
p attended the pageant at Eugene ture would be paid out of the O.
Washington. She was joined at
Oregon City by Mrs. Lillian Creek rancher, was transacting Saturday evening.
and C. funds received by tin1 dlf- an army of 2,600,000 men. officials
Seines, who accompanied her on business here Monday.
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feren, counties from the federal said, as compared to the existing
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howard and government if the plan Is adopted. force of 1,500,000.
the trip.
Dr. Katherine Schleef’s d a u g h -____
Lawrence Wiese returned Sunday
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V ETER AN S OE FOREIGN
Announcement was made re- ter Frances and family W alter ( fpQm a week's vacation trip to
»30.000 GRADE SCHOOL
W ARS M E iT
Nevada, Yosemite national
cently of the birth of a son on Seitz and little son are motoring
KLILDING FOR ELKTON
Saturday. July 26th, to M r. and on their way north for a three ,
an(j gan Francisco, Califor-
Ace Gregg attended a meeting
Mrs. George York of Portland.! month s vacation,
visiting our j nia
Work will start soon on a new
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of Foreign
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Mrs. York is the former Miss Ra- scenic spots and British Colum-
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nct Veterans
9 ¡n Euk,w
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mona Spriggs.
bia. They live in I-os Angeles. • Verne Williams left Monday
Elkton. The Elkton school board, punxiw of the meeting according
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¡They will arrive Friday.
M rs., morning for Bradwood where he meeting last week awarded a con­
to Mr. Gregg was to lay plans for
M r. and Mrs. W illiam Widener Seitz is a former resident and ia will be employed temporarily,
tract to Tom Lillabo of Reedsport the Coordination of all organiza­
iiad as guests recently Mrs. Wide- looking forward to meeting old j
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for the structure of the building
Tommy Jones left Tuesday for to be mad»* of wood The building tions to stop misinformation with
ner's cousin. Delta Maples, of friends.
a vacation at the home of his un­ will have four class rooms, a gym­ reference to work and efforts of
Grove, Oklahoma, and her friend,
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Miss Noia Moore of Afton. Okia I George A. Mather, formerly bi cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. nasium and kitchen. The present the national defense program.
in the election of officers. M aj­
homa. M r. and Mrs. Widener took Corvallis, who purchased the resi- Jones at Longview, Washington. school building has been condemn­
or W hite was chosen OORunander
them to Umpqua beach during dential property of Mrs. Sylvia
ed by the state fire marshal.
and Mr.« Gregg elected chaplain.
their visit here and accompanied Bruzus at the corner of 6th and
Mrs. Ed Jones of Boise, Idaho
them as far as Crater Lake. Sat­ W hittaker, moved into the prop­ came Tuesday for a two weeks
B IG L A M B ( R OP
Dr. and Mrs. C. R Sunk ins re­
urday, on their return trip.
erty Monday. Mrs. Bruzus, who visit at the home of her parents,
turned recently from a trip to
has made her home here for the M r. and Mrs. F. O. Stewart.
W A S H IN G TO N - The agricul­ southern California where they
M r. and Mrs. H. C. Williamson past tVventy years, has gone to
ture department reported Satur- visited their daughter. Mrs. H. L.
returned recently from Corvallis, Portland to visit relatives. Mr.
M r. and Mrs. Seth Smith and day the 1941 lamb crop was the Lentham and husband and daugh-
where he has been attending sum­ M ather and family plan to oper­
family
of Flint, Michigan are vis- largest on record, totaling 34,549,- ter Linda Joyce. They returned by
mer school.
ate a boarding house.
iting here at the homes of his (XX) head, an increase of 5 per cent way of th»* coast route and visited
Watches fixed right at S tarr’s
i t pays to insure with sure in- mother, Mrs. Cena Jacobs, his over the previous r»ford crop of several (xiints of interest.
Jewelry Store.
27-tfc surance with Chas. H all.
14-tfc brothers, W alter Smith and fam­ 1940 and 13 per cent more than
ily and A rthur Smith and family the ten-year period from 1930-39
Orange and pineapple ice cream
and a sister, Mrs. Fred Stuart and average.
hits the spot. T ry it at Gustaf­
Red Rese B atter and lee
Schofield Stewart for Plumbing,
son's of course.
5 1 -ltc -4 i1
Phone 217J.
1-tfc Ask for them. C. O. Creamery. tt husband.
M r. and Mrs. O. H. Pickens re­
M r. and Mrs. Bob Allen spent turned the first of the week from
the week end visiting at Crater a fortnight's camping and fishing
• trip on the Umpqua. ,
lake.
Rodman Agency for 3
Months Totals $25,000
Real Estate
RODMANS
DICKERS IN DIRT
Insurance
Cedars
Defending the nation through a
i higher »tundurd of living, a better
i morale, and an Increased capacity
for et'lf-support of the disadvant­
aged farm families of the Pacific
northwest will bo discussed by
Elmer lloffnuuer. administrative
assistant for farm security admin­
istration, in west
coast
radio
broadcast over western agricul­
ture, August I nt 7 a. m. I ’ST,
announces Robert W. Schmidt.
count) FSA supervisor of Eugene
Mr. lloffnuuer will give a re-*
port of progress mude during
1940, by over 11,(MX) standard bor­
rower families, Including lit) fami­
lies in lame county, who have
been cooperating in the depart­
ment of agriculture's Farm Se­
curity
program In Washington.
| Oregon und Idaho.
The re|>urt will Include progress
made in the farm security pro­
gram Loans, loan re|>ayments,
llve-st-home pmgrurn, community
and «sipcrative services, debt ad-,
justment, purchasing anil health
assiM'iatlons, are among the things
which will Is- discussed, Mr.
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1037
1037
1037
1037
1036
Plymouth Sedan
Dodge Sedan
Studebuker Coupe
DeSoto Coup«
Ford DeLuxe Coupe
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet Panel
Chevrolet DeLuxe
Coach
1034 Plymouth Coach
1034 Plymouth Coupe
Schmidt sahi.
D E F E N S E B OND D R IV E .
Formation of a state wide com­
mittee of forty citizens to have
charge
of u defense bond sale
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drive was announced Saturday at
was announced
by
“ I*t)rtland,
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Palmer Hoyt, state chairman. In-
clutled on the committee are two
Lane county n-Nklents, Wayne L
Morse, dean of the Oregon law
school and Harry S Schenk, man­
ager of the Oregon Newspa|M*r as­
sociation.
Change und pineapple ice cream
hits the spot. T ry it ut Gustaf­
son's of counM'.
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A Number of Low Priced
Cars of Different Makes
und Models.
McCOY
MOTORS
Phone 64
6th 8t.. at Washington À M .
WOMEN HAVE BOUGHT
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ELECTMC RANGES
q p O D A Y , o ver A M ilh o a
h o m e m a k e rs enjoy th e
th r ift and »a/ely of c o k in g «■
Hot point Electric Range«. Per­
lee,ed by H o,point engiueers
who have built quality eieotrlo
appliances for 35 years, U u m w
ran ge« m ake cooking easier
than ever. A model o f H o t-
point’s MtllKMit h tSertric Range
ie on display at our store. 8ee it
today and look at the other
attractive Hot point modela. "
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S«e These FEATURES!
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Mfcort» S
«he« 0«enüe4 Ml Párpese
»«M O v m .
• New teves-Qeert »-Meet Thrift
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M these festeres sed merty m ere — see this <
Eleefrtc Reage veiee today I
E L E C T R IC R A N C E S
Brisbane
Electric
612 Main Street
New— Chen-Yu-Nail Lacquer
Going to Build?
2 comer lots on North H street, city water and sewer already in.
Double garage you can live in while building a house. $300 cash.
Two dandy lots on South 6th., one 55 by 165 for $250, another
57 by 264 for $300. Comer lot at 14th Ash for $175.
5 Acre building site and orchard just one block East of the high
school, good road, electricity. $550 cash. Also have 5 acres near
Woodard’s mill for $650 cash.
Ready to move into. Modem 2 bedroom house just three blocks
from business center. Cbmer lot with paved streets and side­
walks in and paid for. All the furniture, rugs, drapes, curtains,
f Mtc., go with the place. $2,200. A very well paying rental prop­
erty.
4 bedroom house on the west side. An old fashioned place with
beautiful shrubbery and shade trees. Sells for just $1,500.
942 West Main (Just across the bridge) 5 bedroom house bn a
Cbmer Ibt, cbmpletely modern, full basement. In A -l condition.
$2,500 easy terms.
Here's that place with all the open range you want. 235 Acres.
50 acres in cultivation, some being irrigated. 4 bedroom house,
large barn, large creek, many springs. Thousands of acres of
. Government and Booth-Kelly land behind the farm. $4,(XX) cash
or trade for smaller place.
305 Acres, 5 miles out Lorane Road. 50 can be cultivated, bal­
ance is all pasture, 2 year round creeks, electricity, fair build­
ings. $4,500, $2,200 down.
59’,4 Acres. 20 in cultivation, beautiful location overlooking the
Dorena dam site (above any water level). $3,000.
Mr and Mrs 11 C. SchmeUjng
and children returned Monday
from un extended visit with rela­
tive* und friend* in lows und
Minnesota.
B etter Morale Is
Theme of Broadcast
Over West Coast
I t Does H appen H ere
Something You Have Been Looking For
New
Merchandise
Fitch
Shampoo
2% oz. 25c
In New Enamelware, Including Cooking
Vessels and Refrigerator Pans.
1 P in t
Mineral
Oil
39c
Oil Cloth
Floor Waxes
New Car Auto Polish
50c
Phillips
Milk Magnesia
39c
Graber - Gettys
Dependable Hardware
Teck
Tooth Brush
23c
50c
Lady Esther
Cream
39c
1 lb. S.M.A.
Baby Food
98c
F irst Aid
K it
39c
1 P t. Liquid
Floor Polish
39c
Clocks
and
Watches
$1.00
Lunch
K its
$1.19
50c
Ipana
Tooth Paste
39c
60c
Alka
Seltzer
49c
50c
Calox
Tooth Po.
43c
60c
Sab
Hepatica
49c
60c
Bromo
Seltzer
49c
50c
Jergens
Lotion
39c
Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store