The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 12, 1942, Page 6, Image 6

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Paralysis Fund
Statement Given
M arch Values
at Thrift Wise, the str-re that brought and maintains Cut
Bate Prices for you.—Top quality and lowest prices.
Girl Marksmen Organize in L A.
D e/igktVa/iey | Historical Event3
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i a«
The
Ijiw rence I l i Ilrown
family l vis
Ited In Eugene Sat unlay w ith M r
Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown.
Mr. and Mis. Flagg of Alturus,
California, visited Wednesday and
I Thursday w ith Miss May Watson
“ TI11’ itonitiii ihul «WllsTillrs is ("’ <
at th«» M A. Horn home.
— I i M ix h i
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Horn
and the Franets Horn family vis­
MAItCM
ited const poiiitk Friday ami Sat­
r y ^ l l HrtlanJ and lUnin «tqn
urday.
I'OOv'» beuty.
y. IW !
I
The Dave Hite family were Sun­
1}
Standard
tini»
(*l.< t» l;
day dinner guests of the C lair llo-
r
country di / t ied into lima
gales in Cottage Grove.
»wie», HWA
Way ne Jacobs of the Nnrlhw«*st
rfÿ» « 1* fll Whltn»jj>3'ent»d cot-
Christian College was a Sunday
Ion <jui, P
dinner guest of the Lawrence
Brow ns.
Ì$-Malneu4mliied loUe:«.
imo .
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and
four sons of Ixw Angeles, old
I t - C o n are is nnpro»»«
friends of the Jo«- Cricks, have a r­
Iquiuttitu W mi rain) Miti
lory Avudwny. IKU.
rived at the (Vick ranch ami ate
living in the tena,.t house Three
17—Ci’ hjtn. k« Day. Bo»'**n
»vacu<3l*d by British,
of the hoys have enrolli*d in the
177#-
graile school.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Rauch ami
sons of Eugene visited Sunday
Chiropractic Physician
w ith Mrs. Rauch's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Jackson.
Mr. ami Mrs. t H Haight vis-
lied w ith their daughter-in-law,
Newoprlnl From Hardwood
Mrs Reginald Haight, nt the John
Newsprint puper Is now being pro-
Walden home in Eugene, Sunday di «-(*d in A u tiru lla from local hard-
The purlaysrts fupd contributions
were the largest in the history of
the Cottage Grove district, N. J.
Nblsott, chairman, announced yes­
terday. Owing to local conditions
the President’s Ball was not held
and other means of raising funds
were employed with very satisfac­
tory results. The campaign was
not closed w ith the last day of
January but was continued until
the middle of February.
The following report hy Mr.
Nelson w ill be of interest:
Receipts
Wishing Wells
$43.40
Sale of Buttons
38.25
Basketball Game
21.50
Minstrel Show
20.70
Women's Clubs, Lodges
and Service Clubs
22.00
Gross Receipts
$145.85
Expetaaea
LOWEST CUT RATE PRICES ON ALL TOBACCOS
Advertising
$ 9.00
Postage and Telephone
.62
Total Expense
$ 962
Net Receipts
$136.23
While the above statement is
itemized. 1 wish to tell the story
of how such a successful collec-’
tion of dimes was brought about.
First, wishing well coin contain­
afternoon.
w>i<«d. according to the drparUnenl
ers were placed at Eagle Cigar
Mrs. Lou Harding of Corvallis ot commerce.
Store, Gray Goose Cafe. Bohemia
arrived at the Oscar Jackson
elub, Gustafson's,
Club Cigar
home Tuesday to spend a few
Store. Rlue Moon Cafe, Mrs. Stim-
loalah Mrnllona Flak
days.
mel, Blackbutte; and Mitchels
Isaiah Is the Biblical author who
T h e w sharpshooters are mrmbers of the cavalry unit of the Women «
Service Station, Lorane. These
mentions lish and he appeara to
See W. B. JOHNSTON for Real
Don't forget the operetta, ‘T u lip brought $43 40: and no doubt
Ambulance and Defenae Corps of America In I.os Angeles. They da-
condemn them.
Lake
Only
Medical
Man
Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals. Time.-' wiH be given March 13 at
volc Sunday mornings to d rill and target practice.
Luke la the only medical man a«'
Office No. 22 So. 5th St.
42-tfc 8:00 p. m. in the high school audi­ would have reached the $60.00
m ark if some very wicked thief
’ described tn the Bible He la callee
Pistachio nnt ice cream at Gus-
T I M E B IG G E S T F A C T O R IN
torium.
31-ltc had not stolen the first container
the "beloved physician "
lufson's, of course.
3l-ltc-3i
Howard Taylor of Portland
F A R M A ID TO W A R E F F O R T .
—
1
from Eagle Cigar Store, where
made a short visit w ith his par­
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dugan re­ approximately $15.00 to $18.00 had
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor,
Time is the most valuable «J«*-
the first of the week. Mr. Taylor, turned home last Wednesday from been donated.
ment in the war e ffo rt/ declares
Honolulu.
Hawaii.
They
had
been
Schools
T
a
k
e
A
c
tiv
e
P
a
rt,
formerly located at Bonneville, is
Robert B. Ta> lor. Oregon USDA
in Hawaii fo r the past several
On Saturday, January' 31st, dur­ war board chairman, in urging the
now at the Portland air base.
months and were there during the ing a three hour period, eight
Mrs. Anna L. Adams died at
state's farmers to prepare again it
Mrs. Pearl West moved to Oak­ recent bombing. A fte r visiting Mr. girls from the Cottage Grove wartime shortages during the Saginaw. March 4th, a fte r a long
ridge, Tuesday, to rriake her home. Dugan s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee union high school, namely: Faye state's observance of "Plan and illness.
Her son Chester, who resides at Dugan, and other relatives and Nixon. Janet Peterson. Joan King, Plant fo r V ictory" month, March
Anna Maynard lawrence was
Seaside, came and assisted his friends, they went to Portland and M arjory Earl. Virginia Lee, A rie t­ 9 to 31.
born in la'xington. Massachusetts,
Vancouver, Washington, where ta Roberts. Caioiine Kebelbeck
mother in moving.
‘Tires are short, and so ia help, October 22. 1878. She was marruxi
they w ill visit Mrs. Dugan's par­ and Joyce Baldwin, proved them­
machinery,
fertilizer, burlap an«I to Chas R. W hytal, Juno 23rd,
selves real sales experts by selling just about every other article th it 1903 anil came to California in
H r. and Mrs. Elbert Bede and ents.
buttons to the extent of $38,25 is used on the farm, but time is 1920, moving to Eugene in 1925.
daughter Elise of Portland, and
Mr. and ,Mrs. Elbert Simth of Sa­
Mrs. Ferrol Hawkins,
Mrs. These girls are to be compliment­ shot test,” Taylor said.
Mr. W hytal passed away in
lem. former residents, spent the Beulah McFerrin and F. W. Haw­ ed for their efforts which were
Five things listed that every 1931; four c h ild u n survive their
we haye frund it necessary to sdopt a new delivery
week end in Cottage Grove. Mr. kins spent Tuesday in Sutherlin performed on a very cold and farmer can do now are:
mother. They are Ethel M iller of
stormy day.
Bede and Mr. Smith were former visiting relatives.
schedule.
City calls should rench our office not later
1. Plan and carry out his farm ­ , Saratoga. California. I-e- lip Jan­
The high school also sponsored ing operations so that his farm ney of Santa Burliara, California;
editors of the Cottage Grove Sen­
than 10 a. m. each morning. Otherwise the laundry
tinel.
Lee Thomason. Row River mer­ basketball games that netted w ill make a maximum contribu­ W illiam Lawrence W hytal and C.
$21.50,
including
sale
of
candy
and
chant, was transacting business
or cleaning will be picked np the followrng morning.
tion to meeting the war foot! goals R. Whytal, both of Klamath Falls.
Chas. Boslaugh wrote a letter here Monday.
pop. AU students and the faculty set for the county.
1 In 1935 Mrs. W hytal married
Anyone
desiring special service after 10 a. m , please
to the home paper back in Iowa
of the union high school are to be
2. Make sure that all 0« bis S. K. Adams of Saginaw. A broth­
and the ink he says had not more
commended
for
the
cooperative
bring your laundry or cleaning to our plant. The
farm machinery Is in top shape er, Chester M luiwrcncc of P ort­
Miss Jacqueline Morton, O.S.C.
than dried on the paper until he
spirit they have shown in this and ready to go.
land, survives Mrs. yVlams; also
student,
spent
the
past
week
end
began getting fan m ail and the
w orthy cause.
driver who makes the regular city route can not call
3. Report' a conservative esti­ three granddaughters.
m ail incidentally has been on the at her home near London. Jacque­
I wish to thank officials, W il­ mate of his seasonal labor n *et1s
The .remains were taken to
at
a given time because of his schedule. You can aid
line
was
recently
elected
as
house
increase. Sounds like Charlie has
manager of he? sorority house. lard Newton and Charles Peck of to the neaiest U. S. Employment Salem for cremation, Friday.
been boosting the old Oregon
us in maintaining good service by having your
Cottage Grove, P. O. Seigerseth service office, amt make the moat Smith Funeral Chapel of Cottage
country. We hope he did not over­ Sigma Kappa, of which she has and Mr. Dunn of U. of O. physical
Grove
was
in
charge
of
arrange­
efficient use of the available labor
bundles ready when the driver calls. You can also
step the tru th and get too opti­ been assistant manager fo r the education department. Eugene, for supply.
ments.
past year.
mistic like he does when the sun
their work and expense contribut­
aid
ns by giving sufficient time to get out your
4. Conserve s.;ppli«»s of abort
shines and he thinks we are due
ed.
SEM
TO
CONFER
W
ITH
materials, such as burlap and
Mr. and Mrs. George H ew itt
work. If service is not needed immediately, please
fo r eleven months of sunshine.
I realize the hard work given to
EMI* LOVERS.
of Marshfield visited a few days the cause by the four teams:! baling wire
advise the driver about when you will need it.
5. Be prepared to cooperate w ith
M r and Mrs. Clarence Sutton at the home of Mrs. H ew itt’s par­ Men’s Toggery, Monroe Millers.
L. D. Sem of Eugene. Lane
his
neighbors
in
exchanging
help,
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Breed­
• and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert James
Junior Rubensteins, and Cot tag« machinery or transportation.
county representative for the
We will continue our Culp Creek run at the usual
Of Eugene were guests at the S. love, over the week end.
Grove high school: their efforts
State Unemployment Coni|x*n.*a-
L. Godard home Monday evening.
are greatly appreciated, also the
time on Monday and Thursday afternoons.
tion commission, w ill confer with
F O R M E R R E S ID E N T D IE S .
Miss Bernice Smith, Miss Doro­ students who Worked hard making
employers every Friday afternoon
Word has been received by in the office of the United States
Mrs. Lenora Pybum returned thy Gierau and Miss Bernice Pat­ and selling cartdy have surely done
Your cooperation in aiding us to conserve tires and
friends in Cottage Grove of the
Monday from a two months’ visit ton of Portland spent the week their part.
Employment Service at «Cottage
death
of
Hennan
S.
Venske,
a
w ith her sister and brother-in-law, end at their homes in Cottage
maintain delivery service will be appreciated.
The boys of Jefferson and
Grove, Problems of coverage, pay­
Mr. and Mrs. Holt Grimes of St. Grove.
Adams schools worked hard for former Cottage Grove resident ro ll reports, experience rates and
Helens.
w'ho
died
recently
at
his
home
at
many days preparing for their
other matters w in be taken up by
Mrs. Joe Franzwa of Eugene
minstrel show, which was excep­ Glendale. California. Mr. Venske th«* auditor In his weekly contacts,
Tom Hall, student at W illam ­ visited a few days at the home of tionally good, and proved very was in the grocery business hen*
which w ill be from 1 to 5 p. m.
ette University and a former resi­ her daughter, Mrs. Russell Smith, successful. From this $20.00 was for several years and built several
this
week.
dent of this city, was an over­
given to help some boy or girl. Ah cottages in Cottage Grove. He was
Dlrsy Duck
night guest Thursday at the home
additional 70c was rais«»d through in the contracting business in Cal­
A pet duck owned by Sidney Jen­
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McCall have
of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. ('one.
ifornia.
He
is
survived
by
his
wid­
received word that their son H arry March of Dimes from some room, ow, who was form erly Mrs. A t­ kins of Sardis, G a., swims in c ir­
making a total of $20.70 contrib­
’ Phone 44
cles because it hat no web on its
Miss B etty Adkins, daughter of in the U. S. air corps, has been
uted from Jefferson and Adams kinson of Cottage Grove: a son left foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adkins of transferred from March Field.
and a daughter. He was a mem­
schools. Thanks a lot.
this city, recently assumed her California, to Hamilton Field,
Lodges, W om en’s Clubs and S er­ ber of Cottage Grove chapter No.
duties as a memberrat-large in where he has been promoted to
4, Order of Eastern Star.
vice Clubs Contribute.
the Methodist student council at Sergeant.
Contributions
totaling
$22.00
W illamette university. She was
M ore Men Killed
elected to this position by the
I t pays to insure with sure in­ were received from Eagles lot ye,
A study of the Am erican Automo­
M.P.G.
and
Elmartes
women’s
14-tfc
Methodist preference
students surance w ith Chas. Hall.
clubs. Chamber of Commerce and bile associati >n disclosed that 7 out
two weeks ago.
of 10 persons killed In automobile
Lions chib.
Schofield Stewart for Plumbin'».
accidents are men and that two out
To
the
many
individuals
who
Mrs. June Fattig left last week Phone 217J.
1-tfc
of three persons are over 40 years
gave
their
dimes,
quarters
and
for Medford where her husband
old.
Red Rose B u tte r and Ice C ream . dollars I wish to thank all of you
Is employed in government work.
for
your
cooperation
in
helping
Ask fo r them . C. G. C re a m e ry , t f
8evenleen-Year Locust
make this years contribution to
Don’t forget the operetta, ’T u lip
The
17-year locust gets its name
the
worthy
cause,
the
largest
net
Don’t forget the operetta, ‘T u lip
Time," w ill be given March 13 at
because it lives underground for
8:00 p. m. in the high school audi­ Time,’’ w ill be given March 13 at receipts ever received from the that many years.
torium.
31. ltc 8:00 p. m. in the high school audi­ Cottage Grove district.
lb. box
N. J. NELSON,
torium.
31-ltc
Chairman.
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Health, a priceless thing. You
can obtain it by seeing Dr. Slm-
Bombs Cause Deafness
r r e fe r m l Stock l.b.1
ROCCO SHO E SHO P M O VED .
kins, chiropractic. Phone 5. Over
The quickness of the explosion, as
Petersen’s.
30-tfc well as its loudness, produces cases
Rocco’s Shoe shop has moved to
of im paired hearing among a civ il­
Large package
W aldorf
Roll
t t pays to insure with sure in­ ian population that is under attack 518 Main street, the location fo r­
m erly occupied by the S tarr Jew­
surance w ith Chas. Hall.
14-tfc by bombers.
elry store. Moving operations
from the old shop location near
Large Size
dozen
Ribbon Mix
Lb.
the Odd Fellow building were com­
pleted over the week end and Mr.
Scrima expressed a hope «Monday
Ib.cnn
that his shop would be ready for
business in a day or so. The new
*’ rni. bungalow nicely lucr.t«-d, 2 bed rnix., ju st completed
location is more convenient and
Gallon (Jan
aud r< <i«ly for imm ediate occupancy, paved Kt., concrete
I enns
enns
w ill enable Mr. Scrima tz> give a
foundation, large garage, room for wood, bath, toilet, sew­
better display of merchandise.
45c One a Day B Complex
44c
75c Meads Cod Liver Oil, 8 oz.
69c
$1.00 Daddy Rango Tablets
3 for $2.50
£
$1.00 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules, 50’s 89c
25c Facial Tissues, 500’s
23c
50c Milk of Magnesia Tablets, 100’s
35c
75c Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets, 50’s 59c
DR H. A. HAGEN
C IT Y
B R IE F S
Mrs. S. K. Adams
Dies at Saginaw
To Conserve Tires
And Maintain Our
Delivery Service—
C O L L IN S L A U N D R Y
AND CLEANERS
C an n ed G oods Sale
Our canned goods sale ends Saturday evening. 10% off in dozen or
assorted dozen lots. Don’t hoard but we advise you to buy a reason­
able supply.
Men’s
SPORT SHIRTS
A S p e c ia l B a r g a in
er connections City w ater and lights, large lot 54 ft. front-
tag«* 106 tt. back. I'INK garden land, well an«l carefully
built, worth at least ¡PJOO more thou owners are now ask­
ing. in view of the fact they are h aving the state and must
be sold within the next 15 «lays. First comes they will get
lie place, so lie sure and look this place over as you are
bound to lie pleased with it and will note at one«* that you
are certainly k « ttin g a BARGAIN. Price .*1723.00. <|«iwn
paym ent $523.00. Bal. very easy terms. Do not let this fine
opportunity pass hy if you can handle the deal at all.
SEE
W . B. J O H N S T O N
Real Estate, Loans and Rentals
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
Office 22 South 5th St.
Phone 58
C rack ers
C offee
B orene
Eggs
2
2
Baking P ow der
C atsup
Syrup
Karmei pecap ice cream is deli­
cious. T ry it at Gustafson's, of
course.
31-ltc-5i
Hut Dug Stand«
Hot dog stands originated aoma
1.900 years ago.
N Ö T IG E
TO
B ID D E R S .
The C ity of Cottage Grove, Ore­
gon, w ill receive bids for the pur­
chase of sixty cords of four foot
wood to be delivered at the city
hall premises On or before Sep­
tember 1, 1942. Bids w ill be re-1
celved until 7:30 p. m. Monday,
A p ril 6, 1942.
, j
L. W. (JOINER,
31-2t-32
C ity Recorder. 1
•
Spun rayon poplin
•
«Sanforized Gnbard inc
Both tuCk-in tafi ah«l “ in-or-
o u t’*' styles. — .Wen, y o u ’ll
like these,
Priced
*2f-—
Uniphrey & Mackin
G O O D VALTTEM
Snow Shoe
23c C orn Flakes 2 «“nt i*» 15c
li«32C Dog Food
ans 23c
23c T issue
5c
59c C andy
15c
15c Pancake Flour 9.11). »k. 49c
49c C leanser
3 14c
"¿Us*
32C
Puffed W heat 3 1**» 25c
See our west window for 12 prizes to be given away April 11th
DEFENSE STAMPS
Buy Defense Stamps. We have the 10c and 25c size. SPECIA L—
We will give away one 10c defense stamp with each 3 doz. oranges
Attend The Farm ers Institute, Diane Theater, March 16 17 18
SMITH-SHORT
GROCERY
Phone 1