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T H E 3EXTIXEL, COTTAGE GBO VR „OREGON
“YOUR
SUEDE SANDAL”
This charm ing
little
peep-
toe sandal will make your
foot look p rettie r than ever.
The hands of soutache braid
shorten th ’s sandal inches on
your foot.
In rich, dull black suede.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Becker,
form erly of Fargo, N orth Dakota,
are the new managers ot V illa rd
ipartm ents.
STARS TO A i’ I'K A M IN
n iK i U t n i o M
n o t it
On Ninth Anniversary of Tillamook Fire
Seven slurs of the musical « u i Id
.scheduled to appear soon in The
Telephone H our ''(’• le a l Ai lis ts "
series, which is heard over M U ' at
9 o'clock every Monda> night. In-
elude John Charles Thomas, Aug
ust 17. Helen Traubel, August 24;
Oscar ls*vunt, Angus) .'II: G ra c -
Moore, September 7, M arian An­
derson, September 14; Lawrence
T ilie tt, September 21; and l.ilv
Pons. September 28, it was an­
nounced loduy by L. Langston,
manager of the Pacific Telephone
und Telegraph Cotn|iany.
The forthcom ing apiiearanee <>'
Helen Traubel Oscar Levant amt
M aritin Anderson w ill lie th e ir
firs t on the Bell System's radio
hour, Mrs. Langston said.
L. P. Sanford, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. L. P. Bennett,
both o f Portland, spent the week
end here.
Mr. and Mi's C, W Bragg are
spending a fo rtn ig h t's vacation
fishing at Oakridge and coastal
points.
Buddy Beard o f Bellingham ,
Washington, is spending a fe w ,
weeks v isitin g his m other. Mrs.
Wendell H. Cochran.
Mi's. Susan R. C rainc left M on­
day fo r Aldersvde, Alberta, Cana­
da. w h e r' sue w ill make her home
w ith her children.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wes S m ith o f
Vancouver, form er Cottage Grove
residents, were here over the
week end visiting friends and re l­
atives and attending to business
matters.
Mrs. V irgie Rissue is a patient
at a Eugene hospital recuperating
from a m ajor operation which she
underwent last week
P O L IC E
Iktn a ld K ahler was uevepted ua
a member o f the police reuerv«“»
Tuesday night Mr. K ahler is the
1 new a g ric u ltu ra l in s tru c to r In the
lo r d high school. Captain R o lw 'i
Shields
introduced Mr. Kahler.
The evening was spent In general
dls>*usston. C harley W tilpps w ill
give the k*eture at tin- next m e d .
mg His subject, ’’Speeding,” is
esjxx’la llv appropriate la-cuusc of
' tin 1 new s|>eed Inw which has I m - ii
LEST WE FORGET —
The Tillamook Fire o f 1 9 3 3
— It Started from a Spark —
KEEP O R E G O N OREEN
Ask to sec-
S tyle No. 1771
as sketched
M F M H I It J O IN S
K K S F .lt $ F.S
M r. and Mi's. C. E. Ackerbladc
and daughter o f Shoe S trin g va l­
ley were shopping here Saturday.
M r. and Mrs. Ackerbladc are iw w - ; Tw o im portant announcements Rogers announces that a ll great tion project. They propose to plant paased.
comers to thus section, having
tim ed on anniversary of T illa m o ok forest fires o f northwest history seedling
trees
along
20-mlle
T I I K 4 F R E F O R M M IIO O L
moved here from W yom ing.
forest fire w hich started August have started in August and Sep-
in n s ( A l t . t il
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14. 1933, and devasted 330,(XX) tim b e r and Oregon loggers and stre lc ti of fllln m o o k burn bordei-
Wayne Maekin, stationed at
acres of v irg in forests. Nelson S. lum berm en announct
reioresi i- ing W o lf Creek highway,
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Three boys escaped fro m the
Camp Roberts, plans to enter the ---------------------------------------------
F airview home fo r iioys ui Salem
officers tra in in g
camp at Eort
M r and Mrs. Fred Langston
C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E SO C IETY
were caught by local o« I leers Sai
Benning. Georgia, soon, according and son Paul and Mrs. Elisabeth
242 Second Street.
urday unit ret nine, I to the a u th ­
to w ord received here by his par- Darland spent Sunday at C ra te r
Sunday school at 9 45; forenoon
orities.
The Isiy* . said they made
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam M aekin Lake und o th e r southern Oregon
service, 11. suhj«x-t. ’’Soul.” Eve-
tit li. They
n.ng servie,- s e X id Wednesday of ,h c ,r T ; “ ’''. ? " ,A“ T
A t present Wayne is in the quar- points.
A S S E M B LY OF- GOD
H u rry
each m onth at 8:00 p. m.
¡ w c rr: Rober‘
““ d“ r '
term aster's departm ent.
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H ilto n T. Park. Pastor.
Saigeon, 15, und V ein L in ville , Pi
M r. and Mrs C. E. M ille r left
The
Bible,
C
hristia
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Science
iit-
Sunday school at 9:45 a.
See W. B. JO H N STO N fo r Real
M r. and Mrs. E. H. Busheil m ov- Tuesday m orning fo r Spokane. Preachm - 11 a m Young people's •’r n ,“ rc and ’ he w ritin g s of M arv
Mm. H ilda C ra w ford has tu rn
Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals, ed last week to San Jose. C ali- Mrs. M ille r has a two weeks' va-
,.7 fi -yi „
B aker Eddy may be borrowed or
or employed by the Sm art Shop as
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the evangelistic service. 7:45 p. m.
purchased la-fore or a fte r the sales lady.
to be employed in defense w ork,
telephone office.
Wednesday service.
Tuesday
night,
pra
yer
service,
M r. and Mrs. Don Lady were
Mm. O. M. Kein ha* returned
here fo r a short visit last week
Mrs. E rvin Hansen drove to
___ m E ve rett has re- 7:45 p in. Thursday night, preach­
Mrs. W illia
F I RS I' PR ESB Y T E R 1A N
a fte r several weeks v isitin g in
w ith Mrs. Lady's parents, the Rev. S u th erlin F riday to 'r v !! i-»iuT turned from a week's v is it w ith ing service, 7:45 p. m.
C H UR C H
San Luis O bis,». C alifornia.
and Mrs. W. A. Briggs, before daughter, Mrs. V. A. D o o little , bpr <iaUg h te r in M ilw aukie.
Rev. J. Ted Burns. M in iste r
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le a v ^ g fo r Los Angeles where who has been confined to her
Sunday school, 9 45 a. in. Mrs. > Mm. Yarn W illiam s is spending
Rev. J. L. M axw ell. Pastor.
they w ill make th e ir home. M r. home w-ith a case o f mumps.
the week at Hradwood w ith her
Miss Bernice Patlen returned to
Mass each Sunday at 8:00 a, m. L. W. Coiner, superintendent.
Lady w ill be employed at Lock- j
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W orship service. 11:00 a. m ., husband. who is tr n q io ia rily m
P ortland the firs t o f the week a f­
heed A irc ra ft company. M r. Ladv's
W illia m Conn, who recently vis-
“ When Jesus Said, 'I M ust’.”
churge of the planer Ihere in the
te r spending a tw o weeks’ vaca­
S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T
m other, Mrs. Wes Lady o f Sheri- ited w ith relatives here, w rite s
A ll who love the Lord are cl« Bradwuud Lum ber Co, n ull,
tion w ith her m other. Mrs. Fan-
C
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URCH
dan, has also been visitin g at the th a t he has been sent to take a
ways welcome to w orship here.
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‘ nie Patten. They spent a week
West M ain Street
Briggs home.
three m onths' course in an a rm y
vis itin g Iva n P atten at F t. Canby
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F o r refreshm ents meet at the
Sabbath school, 9:30 o'clock.
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radio school at the Presidio in San
and a t o th e r coast points.
fa vo rite s p o t , Gustafson's of
L U T H E R A N C H URCH
Preaching service 11 :tX) o'clock
Misses Hazel and Helen W ells Francisco.
course.
l- lt c - J i’
(Missouri Synod)
who are employed in the Boeing
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Every Saturday. V isitors welcome
Mrs. Maude P ointer o f C orval­
s. D. A. building. West Main.
A irc ra ft fa cto ry at Seattle, vis-
Miss Frances Adams who is
lis and Mrs. Glenn W 'hiteaker o f
Service Sunday begins at 7:45
ited at the home of th e ir parents, w orking in the Sacred H eart hos-
B L U E M O U N T A IN C H URCH
M onmouth were week-end guests
p. ni. T lie aduit membership class
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Wells, F rid ay p ita l in Eugene is spending this
Mrs. B etty Williams, Pastor.
o f Miss E tta M ille tt.
ana Saturday.
week at the home o f her parents,
Bible school, 10:00 a. m. Service meets at 6:45 p. m Tlx* public is
co rd ia lly invite d to attend our
M r. and Mrs. H. R. Adams.
M rs. Jack Renner returned Sat- 11:1)0 a. m. Young people’s service class and service. W. A. Sylwest-
Clarence C. Duerst, son o f M r.
6:45 p. m. Evangelistic service,
er, Roseburg, jiastor.
A lfre d Hansen
has returned urt^aF Born a v is it in San F ra n - 7:45 p. m.
and Mrs. A rnold Duerst, and Don-
cisco.
aid D. Blackm oie. son of M r. and from w ork in the S u th e rlin quick-1
O. H. H aw ley and w ife and
Mrs. Jay Elm er Blackm ore, have silve r mines and is employed at
Mrs. Alice Jones returned to
F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH
.laughter o f MarenXteld v is it« ! at
enlisted w ith the arm y a ir corps, the Woodard Lum ber company,
P ortland Tuesday a fte r v is itin g at
E re ile L. W hite, Pastor.
the liu iiii' o f his m other, Mrs.
fo r w ork in one o f the corps'
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the fiume of M rs. H erbert Eakin.
Church school at 9:15. Classes M ary H am brie, last Sunday. M r
ground schools.
M r. and Mrs. George Cecil and
fo r a ll ages. Mrs. W. C. M artin.
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son
so n o
o i f Bend
n e n o visited
v is n e u friends
ir ie n u s here
n e ie
Agnes Grimes k 4 , Sunday night SuD, M in in g w orxhin service at H aw ley was home fo r a five-day
P (
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h
fu rl.,u g h . A grandson
Delbert D. McBee o f Creswell and were overnight guests o f M r to m uk her honu. at O1
of
.Mm.
ljnojs> ’
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» ^ « ’ hnc. G «,rge lia w le y and son
was recently enlisted in the arm y, and Mrs. George Grimes.
Second M ile.” This is the th ird in o f S prin gfie ld
according to a statement by the
also visited here
Oregon d
la-egon
u is
r s tric
ir id t arm
a rm y
re c cru
ru itin g
Ruth Doleman returned home
M f an<J M fs A w Shofs|aJ) n a series
( n ,, o f sermons
Moun, - on “ The Ser- Sunday.
o«,cer. L t. Col B, I l Hons.ey.
th „ u , , „
" “ » “ y P. U e 7 M .
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PETERSEN’S
CHURCHES
K niilha of Illinois
« • r r e t a r i ii w o rk She w ill snend b u tto n lake camp n orth of !• lo r- jia p p u , discussion
leader. Eve-
L t. M aurice Cochran, who has secretarial
w ork. She w ill spend
,
M r Smith and about 30,000 of h it
ning service a t 8:00. Sermop, “ The
been stationed a t Camp CaJian,' the rem ainder o f her vacation
namesakes in Iilm ois are going to
Voice o f God."
near San Diego, left recently to here and re-enter as a ju n io r,
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Tec. Sgt. G l e n n Welden and
C hildren's W orld Crusade T uts - . 1, ave “ club 0,1 ot , heir ° * n , f
e nte r the officers tra in in g school
Anton Johnson of Creswell vis-
5 ^ w»'ek end ut the (j ay f rom 2 ,o 4 fo r child re n up ' X| ' , ‘ L '""’
,,Stut<L
at F o rt Davis. N o rth Carolina, ac-
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, . . M. V. Weiden home. They were
,4 ve-.rs o f aee
Wminnsdav live J. W ard Smith and other Smiths
cording to w ord received here by ited Sunday at the home o f his
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>< ars OI ’ ae- wean<s<iay
«..nntv u.i„, .r.-
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accompanied by John Welden and evening at 8:00. ch oir practice. r L ®*Ue c‘»unty who are sponsor-
son Reuben on Douglas street.
his brother, W. H. Cochran.
jim m y A llen of P ortland. John is Thursday evening at 8:00, hour of ing ! he,
“ r,e
n,an>
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hundreds of the Illinois Smiths w ill
M r. and Mrs. Clyde S tua rt and
Robert L. Grimes w ent to P o rt-
a* th l‘
P ^ F t-r and Bible study.
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daughter of Olym pia. Washington. Jand Tuesday to take the exam i- U a r tl s,are *here “ stock c
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x - .o - o z .t r
thi» spring to form a Smith Asso-
M E 'r iO D IS T C H U R C H
c.atiao «¿Ulinola. P la n , call for an
visited over the week end w ith nation fo r entrance
in the a ir
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his brother and w,fe. M r. and corps.
Ted Co,'*2s /and Bud. “ C^ y>
R ev. W . A. Briggs, I axtor.
ail-day program at the park, which
Mi-s. Fred S tu a rt, on n o rth ’ 10th
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tra in in g w ith the navy at Seattle,
S u n d ay m o rn ing serm on topic, ,jag been the scene of several unusu-
Late word from H a rry Leland W ashington, are expected honw on ..y nu
G(xJ A re In v in cib k;...
s tir et.
at conventions. Lust year 1,000 sets
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w eeks furlough soon b< fort» go-
Evening sermon, "H o w
M u ch of twins and their fam ilies met
Ray states th a t the navy is a fine ........... ,
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7
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Oklahom a where they w ill
Y,»„ W n rih -
M r. and Mrs. W. T. Bussear re- service and th a t he has recently
A re You W orth,
there.
turned from
Yachats Sunday seen Kenneth W h itlo c k from Cot- rpceiv<? tu rin i . tr a in ing.
where they spent' several months tage Grove.
C H URCH O F GOD
Mrs. H. R. Adams and Mrs.
Scarcely any Impression
looking a fte r property interests.
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1<XM) East Adams Ave.
Cfzston are attending a lab ora tory
The G rea t P yram id , just outside
M r. Bussear said he had disposed
Gordon Grable has le f t fo r C ali school
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Sunday school, 10 a. m. M orning 2airo, Egypt, contains 90,000.000
fo r
M ethodist
Sunday
o f his interests at Yachats and lo rn ia a fte r spendirg a few days school w orkers
being held th is w orship 11 a. rn. Young people's
.•ubtc feet of massive stones and the
was "home to stay."
w ith his parents, M r. and Mrs. week on the campus of W ilia m - meeting, 7:15 p. m.
Devotional oundutions cover >3 acres. A heavy
C. E. Grabtfc of this city.
service, 8:tX) p. m. C o tta g e p ra y e r }omb , trtklng it , quarely on the
e tte university in Salem.
I t pays to insure w ith sure in­
meeting, Wednesday. 2:00 p. m . |pt.x would leave scarcely any Im-
surance w ith Chas. H all.
14-tfc
There is no p rio r ity on good
Miss Pearl M o n rw is v is itin g Regular prayer m eeting F rid ay, S ,regsion>
health. Get your share by seeing friends in Kellogg this week.
P- m -
the church.
Mrs. Sadie Jmboden,
Schofield S tew art fo r Plumbing, D r. Simkins, chiropractor, over
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.
Gef yo u r fa v o rite ice cream at
Phone 217J.
’ 1-tfc Petersen's. Phone 5.
52-tie
Mrs. W. C. M a rtin and sons A t- -state president of the Women's 'G ustafson's, of course____ l- ltc - 4 i
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bert and W. C. w ent to A rra h Home and Foreign M issionary so-
Wanna Wednesday where the boys cU-ty, w ill speak a t the m orning
w ill spend ten days a t a sum m er w orship service on the subject,
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camp.
"W orke rs Together.” She w ill also
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hold a special service a t the
M r. and Mrs. R. B. Pearson o f church at 2:00 p. m. to organize
P
ortland
visited the firs t o f the a Women’s J tome and Foreign
ut T h r ift-W is e — the sto le th a t hrought aixl mat nt ui as c u t-ra te
week w ith Mrs. Pearson’s parents, M issionary society.
|»ri,es a t a ll tim es.
M r. and Mrs. F. L. Grannis. T hey, O ur attendance Ls increasing,
le ft fo r the coast Wednesday We invite the general public to
where M r. and M rs. Granni« plan w orship God w ith ns.
to jo in them la te r in the week.
1
Roy E. Hutchison, pastor.
Thrifty Prices
Air Mail Stationery
$2,00 First Aid Kits
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25c Killall Flea Powder
$1,69
.............. 19c
75c Jaynes Vermifuge
59c
25 Petrolagar
89c
25c Carter’s Liver Pills
19c
LOWEST CUT RATE PRICES ON ALL TOBACCOS
Real Estate Bargains
I.E T
US SHOW
YOU T I I K N f B A R G A IN S
A pproxim ately 10 A on H iw ay No. 99, 5 miles south. P lenty of
pasture, p ilin g and wood. Misc. fru it. Barn, chix house and gar­
age. 12-rooin house that has 3 apartm ents 2 fireplaces Elec,
and private w a te r supply. $18tM) cash, or $2fXM) $300 down, $20
plus 6% .
5-room house on I street. Plastered and modern. Needs a few
repairs but at such a bargain price o f $13<Xi you can't a ffo id
to miss.
25e
MERL KING
Put, Inni
W ith
19c
fr o m
The I ' S employment suT'lee
said lueaday at I ’m tim id tlin l the
ta ll Imp harvest w ill h e In lu ll
swing by August 21, w ith picking
prices varying from $2 50 to $.1
a hundred pounds
The lop price is offered In the
G runts Pass area Most W illa m ­
ette volley yards are o ffvrin g
>2.50.
Growers predicted that the price
fo r cured im|>s would average 1M
cents a imund, compared to last
year's 27'x cents.
May W e
Continue
T o Serve
You?
1 have taken over the
SIGNAL SERVICE
STATION
at Main
and
Fifth from
R B Gray und will lie pious
ed to erntinue serving the
former customers as well os
to serve pew customers with
Signal Products.
Lubrication, Tire Repairing,
Oils, Gas
Your patronage appreciated.
G.C.Hohman
as Complete as Possible
Under Present
Conditions.
Graber - Gettys
Dependable Hardware
l
Evangelist
y
c e d i j .
Lowry
August 18th to 23rd
Assembly of God Church
at the
724 E. Main St.
7:45 Each Evening
SUBJECTS
10-room house just 2 blocks from Main SI Broken into 5 a p a rt­
ments bring ing in good income. S u rprisin gly low price of $2500.
$500 down.
Me
The Only Cut-Rate
n o r i*Ri( t : s to r a n g e
Si tu lo ss
Principal of the Southwest Bible Institute
Author — Lecturer — Camp Speaker
Teacher
Beginning
Anaein
19c
r i hm ?
O ur Stocks Arc Kept
Hear!!
25c
$1.50 Combination Hot Water Bottle $1.19
nsi ».n o »a st
701 Mu in St.
RODMANS
3. The 2 Horxeinen of Revelation
1. The Great Harlot in America
4.
The Unpardonable Sin
2. The Man of Sin
5. Did Jesu« Ever Live?
Rev, Hilton T. Park, Minister
P h o n e 216
GOOD MUSIC
LIVELY SONG SERVICE
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