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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVK. ORSOOW • FAÛK SIX F i —.......... Just Received He Took ’High Road’ for a Gain Many New Taxes Effective Oct. 1st TI II’USUA Y OCTOBER 16, I M D uck H unting Season O pens T oday J. W. Maloney. Collector of In ternal Revenue, «jailed attention recently to the fact the revenue act of 1941 imixised a number of new taxes, which became effec tive October 1. that will affect thousands of taxpayers who were not heretofore liable for taxes. Mr. Maloney stated that the tux of 10 per cent, ini|*>scd on re tail sale« of jewelry, toilet prepa rations, and furs, became effec tive October I, and that these tuxes would affect many dealers who were ordinarily not classed as Jewelers, druggists, or fur deal ers. The tax on jewelry applies not only to tin* retail sale of ur- ■ tides which ar«> commonly termed jewelry but also to the sale of any article made of. ornamented, inounted. qr fitted with precious metals or imitations, and also watches and docks, including elec Help tric clocks. All retuil sales of Lucie articles coming u n d e r these Sam. classes. ixith new und uaed goods.( Buy would be subject to tax at the Defense rate of 10 jier cent of the retail Stamps w : - -r — price. Tills would mean tlutt many Herr Dependable Hardware hardware stores and drug stores, S m C as well us inuny furniture stores, C u rt M eehan, I n iv rrs lty o( Oregon rig h t h alfback, took the "h igh gem*ta| stores, and specialty anil ro ad" fo r a fo u r-y a rd gain w hile J im C ro w th e r (711. C S C rig h t tark le , gift shops would be subject to the wix'k end In Kirtland. look "low road" to »top h im , a t Loa Angelra, where U reg ou iana de tax of 10 per cent on their retail Lowoll ltrnwn made a trip to feated T ro ja n a , »>-#. sales of jewelry, clocks, watches, The Neighbors Friendship club Yewington, Nevada, Friday and or other articles made of, or orna met at Mrs. Burcham’s home last returned Tuesday, and on Wed Alvie Richards sustained a mented. mounted, or fitted with Thursday. Secret Sisters were re nesday morning went to Portland, painful injury Monday while log ging in the woods when his hand Guests at the Samuel Medford precious metals or Imitations vealed and names drawn for new having bix'ii culled there by the was mashed between two logs. He home Sunday were Mr. and Min. I I hereof. Cottage Grove 615 Main Street sisters during the next six months Í ilnift board. The merchandise taxi'd under was given first aid here. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis White of Plans were made for a white T. B. Roberts of Anlauf, Mr. and Mrs. *W. T. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. the retail sales tax on toilet pre elephant sale to lx- held nt Mrs. ' Eugene spent Thursday night at Dorris Amest. who is attend parations includes a long list of Woolcott’s October 23rd the Rudolf Hunttcn hottie. ing Oregon State college at Cor Curl Small. Mrs. Lissie Smail and articles commonly kpown us cos Arnold C im 'II xm I n attending vo The Rev. George Mux ley had Mrs. W. L. Townsend. vallis, spent the week end visiting metics. etc. Many places selling charge of the Sunday services nt cational school In Eugene. Mrs. Nora Henderson hus mov at the home of her parents, Mr. toiletries, such as general stores, the Metliodtst church In Cottage I N F. Curlis« has been working and Mrs. G. B, Amest. She came ed here from Cottage Grove. groceries, etc., would be subject Grove In the ntisence of the regu at Coquilk' the past week. The old Christian church at Saturday with her brother ’How Suniluy dinner guests at the Ltr Mr. and Mrs. George D. York Hebron is being torn down and to this tax. This law also has a lar pastor, the Rev. Briggs. See W. B. JOHNSTON for Real ard. who had attended the foot provision which states that ali Nixon home were Mr. und Mn. Estate Bargains, Loans. Rentals. and baby of Portland are visiting Mrs itolinger. u visitor In the moved to the new location on sales to beauty parlors and bar- Silk Creek community this sum W. E. Nixon and the Harold Wol Office No. 22 So. 5th St. 42-tfc this week at the home of her par ball game held there. ground provided by Mrs. Ella her shops, by a wholesale or re mer, hus broken her hip ford family of Collage urovr. Wills. ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Spriggs. Miss Kathleen Galvin, who has tail dealer, are considenxl us re Daniel Q. Trask, Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Erank Price and Mr. aiul Mrs. Milton E. Palleske Mrs. Jeanette McKenzie of Los been employed at the local state tail sales and subji'et to tax. and and family, Miss Joanne and Ross Mr. and Mrs Frank Dunn of Eu a recent graduate of the Universi- Mr. and Mrs. Mason Bishop vis Angeles spent last week at the ty of Oregon, will complete a 7 4 - ited over the week end at the employment office, left Saturday home of her sister, Mrs. Herbert also that any resale of the article, of Salem were wei'k end guests gene wen* Sunday evening lunch that is made by the o|>erator of u ut the home of Mrs. I’ulleske’s eon guests of the Lee Nixons month advanced army aviation home of their daughter and hus to accept a position in the cen Shortridge. course on October 31. The student band, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis French. tral office at Salem. Mm, Mary Puul and son Gene Mrs. Ella Wills went to Salem beauty parlor or barber shop, is parents, Mr. and Mrs George ■filer is stationed at Luke Field. Monday to visit her daughter. also subject to fhe 10 per cent Moxley. The Palleskex who re and Elsie Haight of Eugene spent Corp. John Palmer of Fort Ord, retail tax. However, the operator cently sold their farm tn this Sat unlay ut the C. IL Haight Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Foster re Monterey, California, spent a few Mrs. Alice Noth. can deduct from his tax a credit neighlxirhood to a Mr. Thornburg home. turned yesterday from a three day r> \ Claude Abeene is home from days the past week visiting his Mr. anil Mrs. Jame« Rohrer of Leon M Morton was in Corval business trip to Salem and Port parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Palm the hospital and is improving sat of the tux he may have paid when of IXirena. were packing tfvir he bought the toilet preparations furniture anti attending to final Littk* Shasta, California. • visited lis last week end for Oregon State land. isfactorily. er. Sunday afternoon at the Haight The tax on furs upplies not only details. p a d ’s week-end with his daughter Mrs. Grace Hess of Tillamook home. to articles made of fur, hut also Jacqueline. He was a guest at the Charles Boslaugh has returned Robert Woolcott six'll t the Mrs. Lou Rinard of Medford, a was a recent guest at the home Mr». Mary E. Francis of Med to articles of which fur is the week end at Coast points. luncheon and dinner honoring to work after a six weeks ahsence, former resident of Thornton Cor- of her stepson. Henry Hess com|x»nent material of child value lathers of Sigma Kappa members, during which time he was con ners, was a house guest last week Hubert Haworth anil son Bruin ford visited ut the Malcolm Horn Mr. and Mrs. R. B Southerland This would mean that persons and attended the O.S.C.-Stanford valescing from a major operation. of Mrs. Mike Quaglia. a business trip to Hcllfuun- home Monday. and daughter Juanita spent Thurs who sell fur trimmi'd coats, for made Mr. and Mrs. John Stalder vis game. Mrs. Morton visited with turn Friday afternoon. day at Roseburg. Juanita stayed example, would lx* subject to tax friends and attended to business Mr. and Mrs. J. S. VasBinder Mr. and Mrs. Archie Falling of ited with relative» tn Portland A1 Ammer, formerly of Port to visit friends for a time. on the retail sales price of the Pasadena were guests nt the over the week end. at the state 4-H offices. returned recently from a trip to land, has accepted a position as Mr. and Mrs. P Snow wore cull several points of interest in Wash salesman with the McLaughlin _ Mrs. . . Dallas Brown „ . und son of coat, if the fur trimming - was George Kentner home the plot ed to Springfield Monday morn Frances Marquardt re- ington including the Grand Coulee Furniture store and assumed his Portland came Sunday to visit till worth more than any other single week. Mrs. Alby Ritchey and Mrs. ing hy the dine«» of their daugh turned to Mosier, Sunday, after dam. They also visited at the duties last week. Mr. Ammer was Thursday at the C. II. Woods component material which was used to make up the coat. Ed Paul left October 2nd to visit ter-in-law, Mrs. Clifford Snow. ¿pending the week end at the homes of their sons James and previously connected with some of honw- Wayne Berggren suffered a seri borne of her mother, Mrs. Jennie family at Olympia and Ralph and the largest furniture establish- All pf these tuxes are | mii <I on a friends and relatives in southern Hallowe’en ice cream In the fol ous injury to his right eye. Sun monthly basis, und the tax for California. family at Aberdeen, Washington, ments on the coast. Cox. day, when he was kicked by a the month of October should he John Ovorholser anil Earnest lowing flavor»: Licorice. Harvest Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thomas of Miss Florence Kebelbeck has sheep he was unloading (him a sent to the Collector's office at Darnell have both been nick with Moon. Pumpkin and < »rnnge-Clioc- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parker and late at Gustafson’s of course. Portland, during November. Col the flu. V. H. Parker of Dunsmuir, Cali Klamath Falls visited a few days accepted a position in the office truck. 10-ltc-4l the past week with Mrs. Thomas’ of the Chas. S. Hall insurance Little Martin Allen of Blwk lector Maloney urged that all per fornia. returned to their homes LONDON 4-H MEMBERS sister, Mrs. Mark Morgan and agency, succeeding Miss Ellen Butte is visiting at the home of sons liable for payment of these Sunday after a visit at the home MEET OCTOBER Nth. retail taxes write Immediately to his aunt and uncle, Mr. und Mrs. of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Morgan, of the London sec- Bird and assumed her duties Op his office for blanks on which to Clyde Sanner. C M - Parker. They came to be tion. Mr. Thomas is employed on tober 8th. London 4-H Mother’« Club met return the tax. _______ Mr. and Mrs Frank Bradford Wifh'thejr father, who was seri the Klamath Falls Herald. at the clubhouse on Oetobar 8th* He also calk'd attention to the and w>n ----------- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lancaster, Moaby creek were ously ill from injuries received in Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Marsh of wh° lived »" a farm *n the Divide for an all day m eeting A potluck fact that all persons operating Thursday evening guests ut the <8 fall from a walnut tree in the dinner was served at noon. Elkton visited with Mr. Marsh’s community for a number of years, coin-operated amusement devices Haworth home, yard at the Parker home. The member» worked on plaster mother. Mrs. Martha Marsh, last have sold their farm and Tuesday or gaming devices would be sub- Mrs. l.esler Bentz of Monroe, t casting and many attractive moved to Trent, where they ex- ject to a tax of $10.00 a year on Mr. and Mrs. George Moxley of ■ Mm. Hal Halverson returned to Tuesday. _______ pect to be located for the winter. plaques and medallions were com the amusement devices, and $50.00 Silk Creek and Mr. and Mrs Mil- her home at Toledo Saturday after pleted. The articles will lx? paint Warren Gillis of Astoria visited a year on the guming devices, ton E. Palleske and children of a week's visit at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lemley had ed and decorated at the next friends in Cottage Grove over the These taxes must be paid to the Salem were Sunday dinner guests parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Nel as a guest last v/eek Mrs. James meeting. week end. Collector during October, und all of the Hubert Haworths, son. Mrs. Frank Thurman was wel Rasmussen of Barview. Mrs. Lem j ------ ----- persons who are operating pin- comed as a new member. hall machines or gaming ijeviees • Mrs. Frances Edwards visited It pays to insure with sure in ley and daughter. Mrs. Maxine It was announced by Jeanne 14-tfc Ward and her daughter Barbara 4he past few days in Roseburg surance with Chas. Hall. should make application immedi June, took Mrs. Rasmussen home Morton that the local club leaders with Barbara Dahrens. ----------- Margaret Ritter and Veta Wil ately for a blank on which to re Sunday and returned Monday. The following people attended J f«r ------------ Red Rose Batter and Ice Cream. liams, would meet with club mem- turn the tax. Penalties will be in the Portland Stock show: Mr. anil Schofield Stewart for Plumbing, Ask ter them. C. G. Creamery, tf curred If the tax returns for the Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rasmussen lx*rs at the London school on Fri Mrs. Ralph Sears, Mr. and Mrs. phone 217J. 1-tfc ------------- stopped for a two days visit re- day to make plans for new clubs amusement and gaming devices Oscar Flaten und Dale Allen. Take Chiropractic for restful are not received in October - Watches fixed right at Starr’s refreshing sleep. Dr. Simkins over gently at the home of her parents, to be organized for the year. T h7iax on Vires and inner tubes J“ k J“n ,he Rr’»«d The next meeting of the club prize on wool a t the show. " welry Store. 27-tfc Petersen’s Phone 5. 9-tfc _ and Mrs C E’ Umphrey. wns increased by the Revenue Act they were enroute from Powers will be hekl at the Clubhouse on M ay Watson visited over MS. to Verlot, Washington, where Mr. October 22nd for an all day meet of 1941, effective October 1, and all persons having these articles Rasmussen has been transferred ing. Members are to bring enam for sale October 1 were required as forest ranger. els and brushes. to take an inventory of the same and pay a floor stocks tax on Mr. and Mrs. ... C. Arrte and S40 ENROLLED AT OREGON them. Forms have been distribut COLLEGE OF EDUCATION. Claude Arne of Cottage Grove and ed to a large number of deniers In I-eon Arne of Broadlx'nt returned OREGON COLLEGE OF EDU the state, but all persons who are Friday from attending the funer liable for the tax who have not al of their brother, Ralph Arne, CATION, Monmouth. An enroll received the forms should write Admlwtlon l i e and SAc. ment of .'MO students completed 1 of Winlock, Oregon. for them immediately as the tax Frl., Sat., October 17-18—“Life Begin« for Andy the total registration for the fall must be paid to the Collector in Hardy,” Ix'wiu Slone, Mickey Rooney, Judy Gar George Dugan, a student of the term at the Oregon Collpge of October. land, Fay Hidden Preview “Hurricane Smith,” Rny : University of Oregon, spent Sun- Education. Although this is a do Middleton, Jane Wyutt, Ed Bromberg. day with his parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. crease of approximately 12 per Helen Wells of Eugene has ac cent, the lower<>d enrollment can Sun., Mon., Tue«., October lf»-20-2l—”Thl» Woman Arthur Dugan in Cottage Grove. be expected because of the with cepted a position with the local I - - - 1« Mine,” Fnmchot Tone, John it’arroll, Walter state employment office to re Brennan, Carol Bruce, Nigel Bruce, Sig Rumman drawal of many people particular Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Callen of place Miss Kathleen Galvin, who Black Butte are the parents of ly men students into the army and is now In the central office at Wed., Thurs., October 22-28— ”KI«s the Boy« Gooil- an 8% pound daughter born Fri into better paying fields. A large Salem. Bye,” Mary Martin, Don AmeChe, Oscar Levunt, Virginia Dale. Preview, ‘Tee CnpiulMi,” Dorothy day, October 10th at the Butler number of the new students are Lewis, James Ellison, Jerry Colona, Alan Mowbray, maternity hon.C She has been transfers from other colleges. Oriftn af Church Cottage Grove is represented at named Marjory Nina. Origin of the word “church” Is j the Monmouth College by Evelyn from the rr.ctileval English Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFarland tldreyer’ < ; • ■•chtrchc’'; derived onglrwlly from Shells, guns, decoys and other equipment you will need can be found here. the very latest styles in the Newest Fall They’re still knocking down the bucks; the season runs another week. Late comers can find much needed equipment here. Suits for Men! Tailored by Merit of good materials in up to - the • minute pat terns. —IN SEASON TODAY— S. W. House Paint Protect your property before winter rains set in. Priced from 19^29 ( G r a b e r - G e tty s Silk Creek London C IT Y B R IE F S Delight Valley K elly’s D rug Store A rcade T h eatre Prepare for Winter! Let us “Winter Check” your car. Ease your mind for the duration of winter by the fol lowing service: Check cooling system for leaks. Check Transmission lubricant. Check rear end lubricant. Change to winter motor oil. Equip with the best anti-freeze. Dependable Work — Reasonable Prices FOR SALE—8 FT. KELVINAT0R ELECTRIC REFRIO ERAT0R AT A REAL SAVIKO. M cC o y M o to rs 6th and Washington Sales CHRYSLER PLYM OUTH IN T E R N A T IO N A L Service returned Friday from a visit of three weeks with friends and rel- atives in California. They visited their two sons, Rex at Hamilton Field, and Mr. and Mrs. Millard McFarland at Los Angeles. KODAK FINISHING Per Roll 24-Hour Service. I Free Enlargement. WE DO ALL THE WORK AT THE Picture Shop Corona adding machines for sale the Greek "kyriakon” (the Lord’s House!. the Sentinel offlca. D iane T h eatre AdmlANlon l i e and 2Ac. Bargain Nights l i e anil IScj Hut. Mat. l i e and 20c H a rry Schneider —is now aisociated with us in the operation of the Signal Service Station and Gray Motor Co. I Mr. Schneider knows lubrication and the care of your car. Prompt and courteous service awaits you. Signal Service Station 5th and Main G ray M otor C om pany Thurs., Frl,, October lfl-17—’Wlilatllng In the Ilurk’ Red Skalton2 Conriid Veidt, Ann Rutherford. BAR GAIN NIGHTS. Admission lie and 15c. Hut., Sun., October 18-10 — "Robin Hood of the Peen«,” Roy Rogers, George Hayes, Lynn Merrick Preview Feature, “Highway West,” Brenda Marsh all, Arthur Kenedy, S. Summerville. Saturday Mat inee 2:30 p. m. Admission 11c and 20c. Mon., Tues., Wwl., October 2(1-21-22—Cloned. Tliur«., Frl., October 28-24— "Man at l-arge," Mar jorie Weaver, George Reeves, Richard Derr, Steve Geray. BARGAIN NIGHTS. Admission lie und 15c
