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« PAGE SIX Dan i D v u ugaa o tin o oi í Waldau vvaidan i u t e tili conva leacng at a Euçene hospital School Supplies At Thrift-Wise We have a la rye selection of evervdav school supplies at our regular low prices. Shop here and get the m o s t for your money. We have a list of the supplies required for the first 8 grades in the Cottage Grove schools. TYPING PAPER . 59c Ream Prang W a te r Canta» Note Book» C o lor» 39c TIU HSDAV SEPTEMBER 10, |«»2 T1 ■■■■■■■ THE SENTINEL. 0OTTAOK GROVE OREOOK The Only Cut-Rate C IT Y 25c B R IE F S ■ > « il* KCfìOrtS I IO ITO f S M r. and Mrs. Tom ( 'la r k and fa m ily have moved front Lorane to London, where M r. C lark w ill serve as p rin cip a l o f the London school another year. The T. B M itm e ii fam ily, resi dents of Lorane, have moved to Eugene. W. T. Bussear o f 435 South R iv er Road left fo r Brem erton, Wash ington, where he w ill v is it w ith old friends and hopes to be re employed in the Puget Sound navy yard. Mrs, W illia m G am hill le ft last Thursday to jo in her husband where he is stationed at Huoneme, C alifornia. Ren Sanford spent Sunday at his home here. He is employed in defense w o rk at Portland. Mrs. S. E. M a rkle y returned Sunday a fte r vis itin g in Sun Eran- cisco. Ite r son. Paul C. M arkley, and his w ife o f Indio, C alifornia, brought her and visited here a few days. W h it r - h a ir r d Joseph C. G re w , f o r m er U. S. amb«-<uidur to Tokyo, w ho re tu rn e d to this c ou ntry on (■ripsholm to w a rn V. S. "we are up aga in s t . . . a people whose m o rale ra n n o t and w ill not be broken even by successive defeats." M r. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk and son Gordon o f Meadowview and M r. and Mrs. Clarence C hest-I — nut o f Albany and Miss Orlena | M a rtin spent the week end at coast points. Saginaw K. . . . The r riendly N eighbors club "7 . Mr«. Vern H attten in • • i D lV U lC M is C la ir C lvi|im an and c h il dren and m other, Mr». Viola Han son, spent Tuesday In Roseburg where Mrs. Hanson visited a brother at the Soldiers' Home and Mrs. Chapman attended to busi ness affair'-. M i». J. A. Mackey accompanied them to W ilbui where she s,x*nt the day at the home of a sister, Mrs, E. E. Parker. Recent visito rs of M r and Mis. H a rry McDole w eie a sister and b ro the r-in -law of Mrs. McDole, Mr. and M is Prank Gugglsherg and (laughter Elaine and son Rob ert of Sweet Home, M r. and Mi's Am erigo M ostachetti and son Larry of C u rtin and Mrs McDole'» m other, Mrs. Pe:e M oslaeliellt? of Cottage Grove. Miss Luella Wallace spent Iasi week w ith friends in Albany. Mrs. Riehurd Knight and daugh te r Ann of Eugene visited last week at the home of Mrs. K n igh t's parents, M r. and Mrs. E L. McReynolds. Miss M artha A rnold who is a stenographer in a teal ••state o f fice in Portland, spent the Labor Day w w k end w ith home folks. C la ir Chapman and daughter Nina made a business trip to P ortland Wednesday Richard Tapp of P ortland spent the week end w ith his mother, i Mrs. Nell Tapp. M r. and Mrs. E M. Chapman and son C la ir and Sadie Allem an attended i sal. Ihursday at the home of a niece an d nephew . Mr. and M rs V irg il lin g . », neat June- Mrs. Ronald Gray and children moved to P ortland Sunday to be Grove 1 br.rsdny. A des- D a rre ll S a rff spent the week i M r. and Mrs. L. W. M cKay are w ith M r. G ray who is employed sert *unvheon -vas scrved to eleven te rta in in g M r. M cKay's uncle, in the ship yards. m em beis and th re e visitors. Mrs. lion t ity. w here Mr. Chapm an end at the home of his uncle and entertaining _______ Ruth Sage and Mrs. Iris Gersbach and son bought several head of aunt, M r. and Mrs. S. Graham, Jef f SlcKay. of Kingm an, Kansas. M r. and M rs Ralph D Monroe Pr,zes ,n «»nt«»‘ s <»'er a dairy heifers near Albany. : this week. Hrtllnv» ume tnl/oc m <-»»» n "nL.L.J \ Mr, f »• .... .1 A Mrs. Prie«' H am ilton and and son and a frien d of P ortland doJ la r w ,s ,nkcn ,n on n " nlckel Mrs. ___________ Sturdevant „ of Lebanon u h lt,‘ ‘’ '«'Phant " »ale. The next have bought the Rissile place on M r. and Mrs. H. D. G ertje o f M r. and Mrs. O. W . H a rris and and ___ . _________ Divide are spending a few days at Miss Belle B urkholder report an visited Sunday at the home of M r. at ,he h<’nM> Mosby creek and wdl move the the home o f th e ir daughter. Mrs. enjoyable tr ip to W inchester Bay Monroe's parents. M r. and M rs Randall September 17th firs t o f O ctober The Ham ilton« and Lakeside. Monday, and th a t J. D. Monroe. * " e . y Stewart fa m ily and have lived on the L indstrom farm R. R. Raymond. I they had very good fishing at the ________ Robert Keene spent Sunday at the fo r the past year. M r. and Mrs. C alvin Palmer o f la tte r place. M r. and Mrs. A. W. Shofstall coa^i l - I M r and Mrs. A M Brown have Eugene w e r e Sunday dinner ------------- and sons spent the week end at 1 a rro ll Rand of Creswell is sold the ranch fo rm e rly the Erank guests of M r and Mrs. W. E. D or- Mrs. Fred S tua rt o f N o rth 10th coast points near T illa m o ok | spending the week w ith friends Turner place to M r and M is. here. Finch of R ickreall. M r. and Mrs. street is leaving this week end wood. Mrs. Booher spent one day re- Finch and fa m ily have taken po.x- fo r several days v is it at the home M r. and Mrs. Vern D oo little o f of her sister in Portland. visited Tuesday at the home o f CW,B>' w ith her son \ e m nn<l session • S utherlin spent a few days w ith ------------- her cousin, Mrs. J. P. Graham. fam ily in Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mi - Roy B Erickson her parents, M r. and Mrs. E. H an- M r. Medley is im proving this ------------- Low ell Benston o f S u th erlin and children Stanley and Delores ‘ week a fte r su ffe ring a tw o weeks Mrs. D M. P o tte r who under- sPcnt *he week end at his home ,,f P ortland spent the la ih o r Day sen, last week. _______ d isa b ility from the effects o f a went a m ajor operation at a Eu- here. Saturday evening M r and week end w ith friends here and P.F.F.C. W illia m Conn spent poisonous insect bite sustained Bene hospital some tw o weeks ago Mrs. Benston and Laura Greer looked a fte r prope rty Interest - the past week on leave w ith home w hile w o rkin g in the woods. *-s convalescing sa tisfactorily, al- ani* B ari Hayes ol C ottage <«rove y jr ftnd ^ r s Robert St Elmo folks. He w ill complete the radio ------------- though her condition was c ritic a l BUests at the A rth u r Reed atten(Jt.<1 , h(. f u n rrnl Monday of course in three weeks. M r. and Mrs. H. B. Breedlove fo r a short tim e fo llo w in g the op- home at Santa Clara, celebrating Mn| St Elmo's uncle, W illia m _______ left Wednesday m orning fo r Ven- eration. ; the b irth d a y anniversary of Mrs. (jruzan, at Springfield Late news from Cadet Ralph U ice. C alifo rn ia, where they w ill ------------- Benston. I-a te r tn the evening B n rk i.n wt,<> . Blake indicates he was aw a iting v is it th e ir son Paris and Mrs. R ichard Lasater, who recently they a ll attended the rodeo in ' , M arshfield earn hourly notice o f tra n sfe r from Breedlove. enlisted in the navy. V tra in in g a t ; Buggne. S e She w ^ a e ^ Nashville, Tennessee, to a bomb- ------------- San Diego. ' M r and M rs F rank Grimes and b i her son C F B u r k e t t ' et school, having passed his p ilo t's M rs Tom Cox and her daugh- ----- 7 ~ ,T , som Jack and J im spent Sunday home on a furloueh II, Mrs. Frances M arquardt. M r anrt M rs Golden o f Eldora-^, at the home ^of Mrs. Grimes n " h m r n f ,r l 1’* test satisfactorily. moved to th e ir home on” *'south '* » . Kansas. spent a few days th e 'b ro th e r. H enry Russum. east o f Clarence Applew hite spent sev- S ixth street. Mrs. M arquardt w ill eral days w ith his m other over teach in the Latham school this the week end A shortage in cars year. has slowed the shipping of lum - _- mh ber from the m ill where he w orks. George F. T aylo r, son of M r. ------------- and Mrs. F. G. T aylor, entered the Mrs. E Hansen's nephew from service at Roseburg last T hurs- Bend visited at her home last day. He w ill receive tra in in g at week end. He and a group o f Camp L iwvls . friends were enroute to p a r tic i- ’ ------------- Lawrence H ills o f Oakridge vis- pate in the rodeo at Eugene. ited at the LaSells S tew art home ,,, , Monday M r. H ills has entered the Mrs. V. - Olson . . received . - the .u I4 i » th .u ____ _ , O . laf _. . service as a corporal i in word relatives in arm _ orcd . d,v,sl° n . of » Canada last of week the from death of her V, t o nephew. George Basset, a member a , n? r han^ and T 1, o f a commando u n it in the raid at Camp P e rry a ^ L a k e on Dieppe. France, “ k ille d in ac- E" e , fo r h* ‘ 7 in in « P ? ^ . Hc tio n ." Mrs. Basset, the young J *"1 uleave, M °nday M r. H ills is a bro the r of .Mrs. S tew art. man's mother, visited her sister, Mrs. Olson, at Cottage Grove tw o Miss Elizabeth Rohde of P o rt- summers ago and made many ,and visHed Mond at |hp homp friend- whe, wtsh to express them Qf hpr M|> and Mrs „ sympathy fo r the fa m ily o f the Rohdp ghp wjJ1 The Da||ps bereaved. oorooioHoo fo r «Ko the^ rem ainder of of tko the year do- ing public health w ork. M r. and Mrs. J. P. Graham Miss B e tty McCoy returned to spent the week end at Umpqua Portland Sunday to continue her beach. ------------- tra in in g in Emmanuel hospital af- I t pays to insure w ith sure in- te r spending tw o weeks vis itin g suranee w ith Chas. H all. 14-tfc her parents here, M r. and M rs. ------------- L. J. McCoy. Schofield S tew art fo r Plumbing, ------------- Phone 217J. 1-tfc Sergeant D exter W illiam s, son ------------- of M r. and Mrs. D. H. W illiam s. 1 Is Old Man Pain w ritin g the is now stationed w ith the 4th lines on the pages of your life ? I f W eather Squadron at Baton so, «ee Dr. C. R. Simkins, C hiro- Rouge, Louisiana. H is picture ap- practor, over Petersen's. Phone 5. peared Sunday In another news- 3 -tfc paper and listed him as corporal inform ed but the Sentinel was Wednesday by a relative th a t he has attained the rank of sergeant. Welcome New Teachers, New Pupils of the Cottage Grove Schools. We have a full line of school supplies as well as many o t h e r household needs and hope that we may be of service to you during your stay here. Knickerbocker’s 5c to $1.00 Mrs. E tta Shaw of Canyonville visited at the home of M r. and Mrs. Joe Safley Monday. Mrs. Shaw is a cousin of Mrs. Safley. M r. and Mrs. R obert Forbes of San Francisco. C alifornia, who have been spending a vacation w ith relatives in Oregon and Washington visited Thursday w ith - M r. and Mrs. A rth u r Dugan whil«« enroute home. They were accom- i panied from Springfield by an 1 aunt, Mrs. M innie Sharp, who spent the day in Cottage Grove. C. E. Roberts, who has been a patient at a Portland hospital fo r several weeks returned home Sat urday, much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickson and children Stanley and Delores o f j Portland spent Labor Day week end at the home of M r. and M rs. A rth u r Dugan. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS meets 2nd Monday of the month at Cottage Grove armory. All members are In vited to nttend. W. Ace Gregg, Commander. week v is itin g M r and Mrs. Cottage Grove, John Rcad o f ,he CulP Creek sec- Mrs. M y rtle Pollock spent sev- t,on M r Golden is secretary o f eral days last week vis itin g rela- the Eldorado Chamber o f Com- tives at Bandon. merce. Mrs. George Robbins of Ver- ------------- nonia Is spending several days Miss R,‘ ail of EuBene w ith her „ „ „ h e r . Mrs. Burleson J™ 1 L h«d «pent the 8 1 m i n ’ r ,r«M>k rs' . summ er near Lebanon, returned Joh" Read o f C reck' home Sunday. ------------- ,. . , ... ® » M r. and Mrs. Don Read o f Ve- s<'hfx’1 w 'll re,i,,en Septem lier neta and children Constance Ann Monday several of the men __ i Johnnie « u • spent . Sunday j • it- . w-ere and v is ... cleaning the . school , yard and « j __»< o~ . in wood. * «« A . and / p u ttin g --------------------------- ' P ------------- H arvey K e lly le ft Sunday eve- ning fo r P ortland where he en- tered the coast guard He w ill go to Port Townsend. Washington, r „ r tra in in g «rairnng. M erle Stevenson o f M orris, M in- nesota, wwk>s came w jth S aturday fo r a as he has completed his tra in in g course. Mabel Anne Russell, daughter o f H. II. Russell, left September 1 to enter a three year tra in in g course in the St. Francis hospital in San Francisco. Minus and More North Am erica I» »lightly 1rs» than twice Ih r siie of Europe, Bird of Pennsylvania The ruffed grt>u»r I» the <>m»ial ■lute game bird of Penntylvanla, Back to School C lothes for High School und College Students RAIN COATS " E ilig e r T i p " length entità o f « a te r repellent gabardine. I ’ ln itl lined foi' w a rm ili. ‘8.50 REVERSIBLE JACKETS DAY’S COLLEGE CORDS N e ith e r n t’ n, u i n <1 u >r »niai eau prevent thi.« g a r ment from g iv in g you coin- fo rt a lni service. Arhlex trented Z ip p e r front. T w o p opula r ahailea. Z ip per Iro n ,. Com plete run of waist am i buigth sizes. P a ir $3.95 $5.95 SWEATERS INTERWOVEN SOX A ll wool p u ll over» in lati, navy or teal. W ool e o tile 'tl A rg y le design in gray anti red. Beige and brow n, tun a n d o h i ng« eom binât ion«. ' " X u Hole» fo D a r n " be cause t h e y are fo r tifie d w ith " In te r w o v e n " ( ‘abb* C ord toe tip S o fte r, more co nilot talde. $3.95 3 nails $1.25 SLACKS A ll wool n ii'l wool content sliielis o f B edford C o n i and Gabardine. 'ran», brow n» and blue. Pair $5.95 to $8.95 ARROW SHIRTS ENGLISH BROGUE OFXORDS W hite», p illiti color» ami fancy». F orm f it . s a n fo r ized S h rin ka g e les» tban I ', By W eyenbnrg. A heavy double sob, w ing tip brow n o x fo rd A rugged shoe Hint " v a n take i t . " $2.25 $6.50 The Men’s Toggery A W Helliwel) Cottage Grove — Telephone 65 Throw- your scrap into the fight Y o ur o w n jud gm en t says it’s true • • • Be w ise a n d “ f o l l t w th ro u g h !1 • • D EP U TY IN S H B R R IF F S OF H < K ________ Wayne H urd has been appoint- „ j deputy tru c k and auto license co lle ctor in the office o f O. C. Crowe, Lane county s h e riff at Eu gene and assumed his duties Tues- day. Claude Romaine, fo rm e r li- cense advanced tQ fhp deputy, has been f|f)pufy Lester Brisbane and M rs. Hugh »«-«bane He w ill rep ort fo r army The vast Am erican undertaking d uty s <’Ptemb<’r against dictato rsh ip and tyran ny needs the support o f every man, M r. and Mrs. B u tfe Mooney of womnn and child, in-. • it today, to- Mosby Creek were transacting m orro w and a ll the tim e in w ar business here T u e s d a y . I savings bonds W elcom e Back to School We take thi« occasion to welcome the return of both teachers and pupils of the Cottage Grove school system and especially those who are new among us. We hope that we may be of such service to you that your stay among us will be more pleasant. Opening Day Special On Monday, “ September 14th, we are offering two 5 cent ice cream cone« for the price of one. L et’s get bet ter acquainted. Come, bring a friend. Remember too that we have a full line of school sup- plies. r for service than TO ANY OTHER DEALER ORGANIZATION Headquarters for VICTORY SERVICE on ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS Because C h e v ro le t d e a le r s have sold more new cars and trucks*—m ore used cars and trucks—and have had broaddr exp erien ce in servicing a ll m a ke s and m odels d u rin g the last ten y e a rs —than any o th e r d e a le r o rg a n iz a tio n . We are on your road to school SAVE TH E W H E E L S T H A T .¡S E R V E A M E R IC A Sixth St. Grocery Cottage Grove Motor Co. Ram Eastburn, Proprietor 112 North Ninth Street-—Telephone 77
