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PAGE S IX — TTTE SENTINEL, COTTAGE OROTE. OR E G O * — M r and Mrs Dick Sturges have received word from th e ir son Lewis, who was fo rm e rly sta tio n ed at Vancouver, Washington, that he had arrived at K e lly Field, San Antonio Texas, fo r his avia tion cadet training. “HI-RIDER,, ThL* lovely s h o e molds high over your Instep, to give you that perfectly tailored look. W ith " V ” perforations, you will find this shoe a Victory for you in its com fort and eeonomv. THREE YEARS OF LUMBER WAGES AND VALUES GO UP IN SMOKE Mr. and Mrs. Francis T urn er of F o rt Canby, Washington, visit**! last week w ith Mr. T u rn e r’s grandparents, M r. and Mrs. F rank Tut ner. M r. and Mrs. P. C. Petersen re turn«*! home Saturday from C a li fornia. where M r. Petersen has been engaged in defense work. They left here eight months ago, firs t going to Las Vagas. Nevada, where Mr. Petersen was engaged in construction w ork M r. Peter sen w ill leave over the week end fo r San Francisco where he w ill be employed in the ship yards, but Mi's. Petersen w ill rem ain here. $2.98 Mrs. Naomi Preston and Gary returned last week a fte r spending a m onth visiting friends in P o rt land. M r. and Mrs. F ra n k Legg of San Francisco were guests at the home of M r. and Mrs. Joe Safley fo r tw o days last week. Mrs. Legg is a niece o f M r. Safley. Ask to see S tyle No. 917 as sketched. In “ Golden Tobacco’’ tan calf as shown o r in black crushed leather. S&H Green Stam ps PETERSEN'S C ottage Grove, Oregon CITY BRIEFS See W. B. JO H N STO N fo r Real Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals. Office No. 22 So. 5th St. 42-tfc M r. and Mrs. H arold W olfard and fa m ily spent a few days va cation on the coast this week. H a rry M cCall, w ith the U. S. A ir Corps, has arrived safely overseas, according to w ord reach ing here last week. A le tte r from B ill H e lliw e ll in the naval tra in in g station at San Die so. C alifornia, to his parents, conveys the inform a tion th a t he has been selected to attend the tiu a rte rm i» *t"r* school. Young H e lilw e ll was one of tw e nty suc cessful candidates from among 906 others to be selected. _______ W arren Edwards, Culp Creek m erchant, reported to F o rt Lewis, Washington, the firs t a i the week fo r the arm medical exam ination and plans on entering the servie?. He is a veteran o f the firs t W orld W ar. Robert Blackm ore is in San Diego. C alifornia, at the U. S. N aval T ra inin g station. This is the fo u rth son o f M r. and Mrs. O. W. Blackmore now in the service. M r. and Mrs. A m il Thies and daughters Rosemary, Elva Mae and Mrs. Roy T runnell, M r. and Mrs. Ray Thies and son Malcolm, M r. and Mrs. R ichard Thies. and Miss Evelyn Vincent spent Sunday at N orth Plains v is itin g at the home o f M r. and Mrs. Ralph Thies ar-d fam ily. L t. L. H. Thies and fam ily, Sgt. Floyd Thies o f F ort Stevens and M r. and M rs. Clyde W hite o f Shelton. Washington, were there also. ------------- Mrs. Chris Jensen o f Eugene spent Tuesday at the home o f M ajor and Mrs. LaSells Stew art, Mrs. Jensen is a niece o f M ajar Stew art. M r. and Mrs. W illia m Thum re- turned Tuesday from spending the week end in Seattle. They brought th e ir grUnddaughtei* Bonny jean S killin g , back w ith them. She had v is itin g her m other. Mrs. Bonita S k illin g , fo r a week. Jim m y Adkins visited fo r a feu- days this week a t the home o f M r. and Mrs. A lb e rt A dkins before leaving fo r S eattle where he w ill enter the navy He w ill go from there to San Diego, “That's a lot of money.” says Helen Furr. Fusene lumber mbs* to M arcuerltr Alien, another offlee employee of the West Coast Lumbermen's association al Eocene, as she points to the S350.00t.00« on the life-sited eheck made out on the First State Bank of Natural Resources. The rheck of course ba« been cancelled, and is intended to show the a rtu a l monetary loss In lumber workers wages and values from the man-caused Tillamook ftre of 10 33. Orecon has had Its best forest fire year In history, reports Nelson S. Rocrrs. who believes th a t the low number of man-caused forest fires this year is due to the fine cooperation beinc riv e n the Keep Orecon Green campaicn hy the people of Orecon. Two bad fire months are ahead of us. a nd extreme caution must still be taken, Rogers warns. . Grade Schools Get 11 New Teachers (Continued from page 1.) necessary school supplies fo r each grade follow s: F irs t grade: 2 pencils, soft lead;. crayolas, 16 colors, Second grade: 2 pencils No. 2; eraser: crayolas, 16 color. T h ird grade: R uler, steel edge. 12 inches: scissors, sharp pointed, crayolas, 16 color; eraser. __ rth grade. Ruler, 12 inch: F ou etaser: 2 pencils: w a te r colors 8 colors, penholder- pen p oint* l ’ al- mc,r 7 o r 9'. \ cissors ‘ sharp pointed: crayolas. 16 color 1 dic- tionary, f o l l o w i n g preferred- Thorndike Century Jr., W ebster's Elem entary, W inston S im plified D iction ary fo r Schools. F ifth and S ixth Grades: Two pencils: pencil tablet, wide ruled; penholder: pen points, Palm er No. 7 o r 9; paints, 8 color; crayolas, 16 color; ruler. 12 inch; eraser, scissors, sharp pointed; looseleai notebook and fille r ; 1 d ictionary, fo llo w in g p referred: T horndike C entur> J W ebster’s Elem entary. W inston S im p lifie d ; tennis shoes, Seventh and E ig hth grades: One W kat y&ußtuf W ith Mr. and Mre. M erle W h ilin g and M r« ' TV^ v Sv lt1? ° n'f d ^ . i and s. Jack V e rtii of Portland were ¡ X ^ n t í T e n * ° M n " w h iH ^ Lawrence Kent. Mrs. W h itin g stopped over fo r a visit enroute onmn o home from San Diego, Cahfornia. m “ / X WAR BONOS Barbed w ire used by Uncle Sam s fighting forces is vastly different from that used on Am erican farm s A rm y and M arine barbed wire is much heavier and the barbs, about three inches in length, arc more vicious than ordinary barbed wire. M r. and Mrs. C layton Perkins of P ortland are Ih r parents o f a daughter born Saturday, August 29, at the M cFarland m a te rn ity home. n r . ana w rs a . a . c oop. A — E K S The M arine Corps pays flfty cents for each twelve yards, or 36 feet of M r. and Mrs. R. T. Kaiser and this specially manufactured barbed w ire. The Arm y and M arine Corps children Caroline and Kay of P o rt needs thousands upon thousands of land are vis itin g this week at the feet for defensive w arfare. Your home o f M r. and Mrs. Damon purchase of W ar Bonds and Stamps Scott. w ill insure sufficient quantity f i r their needs. Invest at least ten Don Adkins who is now in Se percent of your wages in War a ttle expects to leave in a Jew Bonds every pay day. days fo r service In Ihe merchant Id. S. 7 Department marine. Tom m y Jones left fo r F o rt L e w -; 5. r . X V a f ^ i " 1St cadet cntranceP^exam ina- ' h<? banl‘ a.f Sc,° but was unable to secure livin g quarters u n til the tions last week. 1 firs t of this week. M r. and Mrs. G V ic k and ^'PPold w ill occupy the place va- M r. anti Mrs. W ,>r,i r-oh. cated by Utt* DeMoys on north fam ily, fo rm e rly o f Hanford, C ali Tenth street. M r. Lippold is the fornia, are located here. Mr. Vick has been employed as bookkeeper' new assistant cashier and cle rk at the First N ational Bank here, at the Petersen Lum ber Co. taking Mr, DeMoy's place. Is Old Man Pain w ritin g the lines on the pages o f your life ? I f so, see D r. C. R Sim kins, C hiro practor, over Petersen's. Phone 5. 3-tfc It pays to insure with sure In surance with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc Schofield S tew art fo r Plumbing. Phone 217J. 1 1-tfc — • 1 — — ■ V E T E R A N S O F F O R E ItiN W A R N meets 2nd Monday of the month a t C ottage Grove arm ory. A ll members are in vited to attend. W'. Ace Gregg, Commander. M rs Pork Chops for Raleigh In 1660 Sir W alter Raleigh almost burned him self to death while try ing pork chops over an open Ore in a M unster tavern at three o'clock In the morning Elsie grad° : LU!ian McLcOd> .‘ J 6 fly in g grade; No M ore Intelligence A highbrow dies not have any T o re intelligence than a lowbrow. Armenians have the lowest brows, according to measurements, yel they are the shrewdest traders in the East. New Delivery Schedule - Wednesday to Scio to make th e ir nother, 2<td Mr. anil M rs F ra n k Isaac of Dorena are the parents o f a son horn September 1 at the B u tle r m a te rn ity home. The baby weighs 1 0 'i pound* and has been named Frank Gordon. Mrs. Boyd Rasmussen anil son of D e tro it are visiting at the home of her parents. M r. ami M rs C. E. L’mphrey. They expect to lx' here about tw o weeks. ------------- » h ” r 'V h > h / , h nn-l M r .n d M m H a rry L e w i, and C ew l™ Í X sons' M r' and M rs ' Kenne,h V a n -'H e le n Olson 5th grade home N o rtw ic k and son, and M r. and room- Beryl S m ith science a rith - daUghter A1‘ ma o f Cottage Grove and M r and a rts and crafts, g irls ' physical e, du- Mrs. nennetn H nom rooK o f ot Cres- cres- cation; arie Nelson « in ~ Kenneth olbrook ca tion ; M M arie ll. H. 4th well had a fa m ily picnic at Hen- grade M rs Elva T Quinland 4th ” 'k *-> -• g r ; ™ M r \ S ckM X ei ‘ : ' ” c ± ,cd w l,h „ Tr B IR T H S A son was horn to the Rev. and Mrs J. Ted Burns at th e ir home Sunday. August 30. The baby weighs 10 pounds and has been named W illia m Frederick. Tech Sgt. and Mrs. Lloyd Wag- nCr, Sacramento, C alifornia, vi w ” tKe hornC ° f M arion Dunn of Lorane, son of ^ t S * ei S .parentS' M r and M r. and Mrs. E. M. Dunn o f Lo a p ee ers. rane who has previously been em M r a n rf ic ,^ i iz .... l * n cil <«blet, lined; 1 ink ta ble t; ployed at the Boeing a irc ra ft fac k ^ e e^ n h ^ r ; Pap a " ^ CO,Or: to ry has entered the transport S E E * ^ 2 ^ * " 31 ,°n i e»PaCi nC and haS [ C- S p rin g; w'eek. - T pen- G O S 1 IK N M A N A M IE N T E » p o in t*. No. 9; eraser; steel edge ported fo r d uty a fte r visitin g his F O R D R A F T It D IX .IN G - . ru le r; gymnasium s u it; tennis parents the past week. _ • J. Kent and grandson. John, shoes; 1 d ictionary, fo llo w in g pre D w ig ht D. Ifogrete, 28, livin g on Donald O. Deere o f 242 J street expect to a rriv e here the fir s t o f ferred: Thorndike C entury Jr.. a fa rm near Goshen was bound W inston last week reported to Camp Rob next. wee*<- M r. K e nt has been W ebster's Elem entary, over to the federal grand ju ry at erts, where he w ill receive in vis itin g in W atsonville, C alifo rn ia, Sim plified. Salem Tuesday on charge o f vio structions in the use o f in fa n tr y |* or lbe P®5* week. ! The complete lis t of teachers la tin g the selective service act. 11» w-eapons. ------------- w ith th e ir assignments as an* - ------------- Mrs. W. L. W orkm an made a nounced by Superintendent II. B. was taken into custody F rid ay and M r. and Mrs. E lenor W elker round tr ip airplane flig h t from F errin , follow s: lodged in the county ja il u n til and baby and C arl Heindahl o f P ortland to Seattle last week to H arold Sprague, p rincip al In Tuesday. He failed to report fo r Seattle, Washington, were recent visit her son, B ill W orkm an, who d u s tria l arts, science, and physi- induction and is listed as a con- guests o f th e ir nunt, Mrs. R. B. is employed in the Boeing A irc ra ft cal educat n; M rs. lim a Thum , scient iffus objector. Dixon and M r. Dixon oí ,hC ’, S ‘ ’X , 1Ü ; h d!,“,Sh¿ Cr" u ’ , 7 1 2 " v i“ -p n "c ip tio »' A » r rith n m m w e u tic c : ; A,lene vice-principal Allene Thornton Corners section. Mm. ( I E . W h , „ „ s . .11 n , Long- J .................... uh follow * : F in ti and nw oik I I g ra d « , M l** H atch; th ird nini M r*. I high lla r ria and daughters fo urth , M r* Fran»»* M arqu ard t; unit Mr. and M is. Lester H arris ( it ili .uni sixth gnidi« , M I nn Gra>{ spent Hie week end w ith Mrs. i Ncvrnlh unti eighth, S, T. Rot», Hugh H a rris' mother, M is. I suit 11 p rincip iti M r*. M n rq iiiirilt I n H i » only new It'achcr. H am ilton, 111 CoquiiV M r. ami M is Sam George of Texas left Monday id le r an e x C E IL IN G I ’KK KN K i l t IIO G N tended visit w ilh Mrs. Geolge's riit- offlc» ol p iti« ' iiiitn ln liirii- sister, Mr.*. Jesse Grubb. The G ill I ill* went W illi them Io Hie llo n Itoti w»»k «tarim i w ork Io coast al N ew port for a couple of draft it price celling oh boga, but a spokesman fo r Ih» live stock In* days Iasi week ilu s try Miriti h» litui hop»* th a t il Mrs. George M i'A lpine has I m ' cii visiting her lairenls, Mr. and Mrs. would not go into e ffo rt. The GPA A. A. H u ll Mr. M cAlpine Joined hu* promised Ih til Ih» cv II uik w ill In- established only «* III» Itisi re- I he navy. Royce Heels of Seattle has In s 'll sort io maal Hi» n iiirk» tln K pro- visiting his parents here tills last gram. week lie . hi* sister* Florence and N ili» of l»n Iron hitching inmi I m Vida and bro the r Howard made in Ih» G iunti island, N clii'tisk.i, an overnight tr ip io M edford last coin Ilion*» stiliate hiiva l>»»r »n- week Royce has Joined Ihe a ir 11*11*1 In ili» setup tirivi* th ey'll corp«. M r. and Mrs. Ray C ourtnery help tio n job on three hors»*' of W ashington s|x*nt Ihe week end necks named, H itle r, H iro h llo and w ith relatives here. M is. Court- Mussolini. nery's m other, M r*. M olly Kline. 1 returned to her home al Buttle- goiind, Washington, w ith them Sunday a fte r an extended visit here. Mrs. W innie H agerty and M r* Elder spent Sunday at Ihe O. A. Nichols home M r*. H agerty ex pected to leave Thursday fo r La Grande to visit an aunt who Is ill Mrs. Lena H u n t and two c h il dren are v isitin g her brother Max B uffington. Mrs. Knutsen, m other of Mrs. O. A Niehols, left Monday to spend some tim e w ith a son at Kalispell, Montana. She w ill also We are serving Pineapple visit at Brem erton, Washington. Roy M ille r, brother of M r* Fred Orange »00 creatn. A uew H arris, who enlisted In the navy, is now studying to be a ship radio ioe cream for this vicinity. man at Ihe U. of Colorado at Boulder. Colorado T ry it, y o u ’ll like It. Alan Anderson, son of M r and Mrs. E. I.. Anderson of Cut Bank, Montana, w ell known here, is now in s tru c to r fo r the Johnson Flying service al ihe Montana S tale U n i ve rsity at Missoula He and a naval a ir cadet were recently p ic S U P E R -CREAME D tured w ith plunc on the fro n t |»«ge ICE C R EA M STORE, of the U rra t Falls 1 M on t.I T rib 6th M AIN ST ’ PH° Nl3 l une. M r and M rs Leslie H u ll visited here enroute to Roseburg to a t Arliene G ustafson Johns, tend the funeral of Mrs. H u ll'* P ro p rieto r m other, Mrs. L illie Plaster, last week. Home Phone 229Y The l-atham school w ill open September 11 The leathern a re ' Latham NEW FO R FALL Mrs. W ill Norwood and her daughter. Mrs. Velma Edwards, and Mrs, Mamie Gidney and Mrs. Pearle Safley went to Aisea last Wednesday to attend the funeral o f Mre. E. M. Beals. Mrs. N or wood is a siste r o f Mrs. Beals, Mrs. Gidney and Mrs. Safley are sisters o f M r. Beals. We give and redeem T ill HSDAV SEPTEM B ER 3, 19 <3 ............ ________________ Due io problems a ris in g out o f the W hile gathering ju n k fo r the ju n k campaign gather up the little used o r discarded a rtic le from the a ttic o r basement and let an in - expensive Sentinel w ant ad sell it fo r you. Lots o f m aterials are hard to get. Now Is the tim e to sell the a rtic le around the home or fa rm you no longer use. present situ atio n, we have adopted a new city d e live ry schedule, effective T he T own P omp TOUR STANOASD S IR V IO M AN “G im m e 4 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Gallons Today J" Y E P . By th e first o f th e y ear, acco rd in g to th e a v ia tio n expert«, U ncle Sam will be Halting ua oil m en to su p p ly him w ith 4,200,000 g a llo n s o f high o ctan e a v ia tio n gaso lin e every 24 h .,u rs! H e’ll need th a t m uch to keep o u r fig h tin g p la n e s in th e air. N a tu ra lly , th e stepn t h a t S ta n d a rd o f C alifo rn ia has tak e n a re a m ilita ry secret, b u t I can su re tell you t h a t th e m en a t th e refineries h a v e n ’t Ixjen a ittin g on th e ir h an d s. S ta n d a rd is a lre a d y tu rn in g o u t v a st q u a n titie s of a v ia tio n g a s o lin e —a n d even g re a te r su p p lies will be produced soon. Know The Easiest Way To Keep Your Car Shiny? z/ / Does a coating of duat apoil the ap pearance of your car a few daya after I t ’s been washed? Then try this »say, economical way to keep it looking bright. Buy one of those specially pre pared duat clotha from your Standard Man. W ith it, you can shine up your car in a couple of minutes. A few fticka every day, and your car will stay bright for weeks. G e t In September 14th. Y o u r cooperation w ill To he appreciated. DELIVERIES LEAVE: 9:30 a. m. lt:00 a. m. 4:30 p. m. The shop in terio r has been redecorated ajid repainted and fixtures installed. All form er patrons of this shop and friends .of H. A. Sm ith are cordially invited to visit us on this date. ARCADE BARBER SHOP H A. Smith, P ro p rieto r * Quality Market B e a t th e S c ra p — Japl Uncle Sam wants you to do on« of these things with old scrap iron, steel or other metnl objects, a) Sell it to s .Junk Hosier, fb) Give it to a charity. <c) Take it yourself to the nearest collection point specified by your local Salvage Committee. T - ARCADE BARBER SHOP TO BE REOPENED SATURDAY, SEPT. 5 th e STANDARD TAKES BETTER CARE OF TOUR CAR ! Fred Anderson, Prop. Phone 46 STA N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N IA
