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MARCH II, 1913
THE SENTINTT. COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
Allied l$oml> Sinks .hip Ship in Bismarck Sea 1064 Fiction Books
Circulated in Feb.
PAGE F IT O
ington, Just before he entered the Grove over the week end M r f
service of Pan-American Airw ays Hugh T ru n ne ll accompanied them
In the Latham -txm don basket visited relatives around C ottage to Salem Monday.
ball game recently the »core was
2<! to 21 in favor of Latham
M r. and Mr». H erald Reynold»
of K alam th Fulls visited at the
Grubb home Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Adams had word
Will help keep your car rolling.
from her »on C la ir from N o rth
A frica. He was able to enjoy
We specialize in lubrication. Try Mobiloil in
three »quart- meals a ll the way
ycur crank case.
across. Ray Adams joined the ser-
vice last week.
Robert E. Yates has been given
a permanent position in the re cti-
fie r departm ent ol Allis-C halm ers
M ilwaukee, Wisconsin.
.Mi»» Jean Yearou» is spending
Geo. Hohman, Manager
the spring vacation at her home
5th
and Main
Phone 32
here.
M r. and Mrs. E. L. Anderson of
General Petroleum Products
Cut Bank. Montana, who had met
th e ir son Alan a t Spokane, Wash-
Latham
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I here were 10,1 adult fictio n
books loaned «luring the m onth of
F ebruary and
115 non-fiction.
m aking a to ta l of 1179 adult Ixioks
loaned. F ic tio n Ixxiks loaned to
children were 147 and non-fiction
•54. m aking a to ta l o f 1HI books
loaned durin g the month to chil-
dien Cash received in February
foi fine*, was $6.10 and from the
rental shelf, $7 HH making a to ta l
of $13 98. B o rro w e r, cards issued,
20, and borrowers cards cancelled
were 19. T o ta l number of borrow-
eis, ltt.37.
Follow ing Is a list of a few of
the m-w Ixxiks r«x -ivetl at the li
b ra ry recently:
" I t W orks L ik e This" is the title
A traiiib itrapiM-rt by an Alllrd bnnitwr found Ila m ark as It hit a Jap merchantman amidships In (he
o f one of the new Ixxiks at the
Bismarck Sea bat I io. This skirmish row» Inc Japs an entire convoy ol 2Z ships. The picture is official,
lib ra ry which should be popular
radliM-il from Melbourne.
w ith those whose interests are
along mechanical lines. The in te r
to the cast us to the audience.
esting book is by ('a p t. B u rr Ley-
Admission price w ill lie 25 e«»nt»
son and the c ritic s say “ it is
fo r adults ami Id cents lo r s tu
Fred Truey, who makes his planned fo r youth, or fo r his fa th
dents.
home w ith his daughter, Mrs. e r who looks at an example o f the
Chas. Arnold, was taken to the w ork of the radio, compass, tele
Sacred H eart hospital at Eugene vision, diesel engine, and many
A h lx ilt and Costello, rille d ax
last week where he is lx-lng tre a t o the r phenomena ol m«xi«-rn in
Hollywood's lx-»t-liked and best-
vention. and says “ How does it
ed fo r a heart ailm ent.
patronised enmedianx, are again
Mr. and M rs Herman G ertja w ork ?" The answers am- a ll here.
on the run Follow ing ¡in extend
A n othe r book recently w ritte n
aecompank*d M r arid Mrs. Sam
ed movie chasi* that atnrted w ith
G illm an and son Donald of C ur by ('apt lx-yson. and appearing on
"IJuck Privates" and*hit the laugh
Schofield S tew art, lix a l c h a ir tin to N o ti when- Mr. and Mrs. the h b ra iy shelf Is “ Wings fo r O f
celling more recently tn "Pardon man of the Bed ('loss W ar Belief
G ertja s|x»nt the flay w ith
a fens«-." In this the author explains
My Sarong," the No. I clowns cani|Miign announced yesterday
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ami why low-level bombing is replac
have u new o ffe ring called “ Who that $451IX) had been secured in
Mrs. Wm. Christenson and M r. and ing dive bombing in land battles,
Done I t ? " xcheilulisl to open at a p a rtia l canvass of the town and
Mrs. G illm an and son visited w ith and sets fo rth the total p icture of
the Arcade Theatre March 14th.
adm itted that this sum was a long M r. and Mrs. M. J. Perini. Mrs. Am erican w a r planes.
From Universal studio, w lych way from the $1.450 quota set fo r
Several books fo r the religious
Perini and Mrs. G illm an are sis
made the comedy, conies the an Cottage Grove. Both chairm an and
shelf have a rrived ami w ill be use
ters.
nouncement that "W ho Done I t ? " the workers are anxious to com
Mrs. O tis Swcringi-n anti son fu l to the laym an and to the Sun
bears little reaemblnnce to the plete this w ork ns soon us |x»«»ihle
Robert returned Sunday from a day school teacher, as well as to
team's previous laughf tini» except and w ill appreciate your ooo|»»ra-
three weeks visit w ith relatives anyone seeking help along this
that the comic* have been pro lion amt assistance when called on
The finest assortment in
near Dram. Mrs. Swearingen and line. “ These Shared His Power“
vided w ith funnier m ate ria l than A pparently many do m>t under
(P o tea t), is «»specially tim ely, g iv
son
are
m
aking
th
e
ir
home
w
ith
tewn. We have been chang
ever before
stand what the Rial Cross is do Mrs. Sweringen’s parents, M r. and ing searching studies of the ‘in
The story, n m urder m ystery, ing anil what the organization pro-
side
characters
of
the
Passion
ing
our produce department
place» Bud and Ixm In the haz po»<-» tn do to aid the armed M rs Robert St. Elmo, w hile her week.' "The Message of the Lord's
husband is ill the arm y over seas.
around this week to be able
ardous profession o f am ateur de forces If the public understood the
Donald Kenady, son of M r and P ra yer," by Sikorsky, is new.
tectives,- and In tu rn , on the in i|s irta n l role of the Keil Cross in
W
ritte
n
by
one
of
the
world's
tc handle the increased vol
w rong end of a tremendous police aiding the soldiers, in caring fo r Mrs Robert Kenady, left Monday foremost airplane designers, this
dragnet Action of the p lo r takes the sick ami wounded and the aid fo r Camp McGruder, V irginia, is declared to Jx- one of the finest
ume.
place, fo r the most part, in a vast this organization w ill extend to the where he w ill lx» in tra in in g fo r on prayer.
radio hrnuik-astiitg station M eth soldiers captured hjz the enemy in the army. Guests at the Kenady
Plan your menu around
"F u n at H om e" by M arran,
home Sunday were Mrs. Ella Lan
ods by which the boys e xtrica te g ettin g supplies through and es
shows
how
to
make
and
play
in-
M r. and Mrs.
fresh produce from Irish and
themselves from th e ir maze of tablishing contact fo r the soldier, caster of T rent,
M cKenziei d®0*" and out-.door games, and w ill
troubles, are declared to provide then the camfuiign would be an Robert Kenady Jr. of
Swartz.
be sought a fte r by those who are
Bridge.
some o f the most hilarious mo easy m atter.
learning to enjoy home instead i f
Joe
Spence
and
children
spent
ments ever ex|x»rii-n<-<-d by movie
Every on«1 is asked to give at Sunday w ith
Mrs. Spence at the highway.
audiences.
least a day’s wages uml buslncts Ik x ith win-re Mrs. Spence is teach
“ The W hite House Gang" by
I'lavers Melerted
firm s and individuals are asked to ing school.
Ixxike r, is ente rtain in g and con
Alex G ottlieb, the associate pro give one per cent o f th e ir earn
Mr. and Mrs. F rank M arketta tains a great many laughs as it
ducer. hus assembled an imposing ings. The quota should lie over
o
f
Comstock received word of the tells o f the youngest son of Theo
cast to support the comedians in subscribed. So when the so licito r
m
arriage
o f th e ir daughter F ra n dore Roosevelt and his “ gang,"
"W ho Don«» I t ? " P atrie Knowles, calls, give generously to a good
cis to Glen S la yer in Colorado and the escapades of youngsters
n T e n ily s e e n
opposite Irene cause.
Springs, Colorado. M r. S tayor is liv in g in the W h ile House. This
We deliver within the city
Dunne tn "L a d y In a Jam ." has n
interesting
to
a Second Lieutenant in the arm y. book is equally
prom inent role W illia m Gargan,
limits
Monday, Wednesday
teen
age
or
adult.
Mrs. E dith C u rtis has sold her
Ixvuise A llh rltto n
ami Jerome
and
Friday
of each week.
fa
rm
near
Comstock
to
M
r.
and
Cowan are other favorites in head
Mrs. Dennis Hanks o f Springfield.
line spots.
Orders must be in by 1 p. m.
M r. and Mrs. Hanks w ill take pos
Added interest is supplied by
No phone orders taken for
session im m i-diately. Mrs. C urtis
L t. Edward H. H oward is v is it
W illia m llendix, M ary
Wickes,
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rationed
items.
Don P o rter ami Thomas Gomez.
W ord wa„ r w .(v,.d h rre y(.s,Pr. w ill leave fo r Camas. Washington, ing his parents. M r. and Mrs. E. W.
about
M
arch
20
where
she
w
ill
H
oward
on
a
short
furlough,
en
the la tte r a H ollywood newcomer du> of , he d,.ath o / C|tt>burn W j).
who came to the screen from tard
„ ((,rn„ . r n .sident make her home w ith a daughter. route from F o rt Lee, V irginia, to
Broadway and made hte cinema which «x-curn-d at Vancouver, M r. and Mrs. Wm. K inkad that Cheyenne, W yom ing, where he w ill
make th e ir home on the C urtis be stationed in the quarterm aster’s
tie hut in
Sherlock Holmes and Wash. Tuesady. His death followed
place plan- to move as s«x>n as departm ent.
the Voice of T erro r.
Jin d |nesg o, , wo months. M r.
they find a suitable location.
The Lorane Palron-Teacher' as
Three noh-d m ovie
scribes co- Sm ith and fa m ily moved to D al-
The tw o-year son of Mr. and sociation met Thursday night and
authored the scr«»en
play, Diey bu about tw o years ago where
Mrs. Clarence C ochrell of O ak in a short business session Mrs.
were Stanley Roberts. Edmund they have since resided. He was ridge. sucked a peanut in to his
E dith Dunn was el<?cted vi«?e pres
Joseph and John (.ra n t. Roberts w ell known hem and was Ixnn at
lung February 27 and next day ident succeeding Mrs. J. T.
is also credited as a uth or of the s ta r, near Disston. June 30, 1915
became vio le n tly ill. He was rush Lorang. Funds were voted V irg in
o rig in a l story.
and on A p ril 19, 1941 was m arried ed to the Doernbacher hospital ia Kempston to fram e the pictures
Erie C. Kenton, .me o f H o lly to Bessie Rudtkc at Cottage in Portland where he was imme of the high school alumni.
wood's acknowledged c<>m<-«ly e$- Grove. •
The Lorane home extension unit
d ia te ly operated on and the pea
jierts, was the d ire cto r and the
S urviving are his widow and nut removed. Pneumonia develop- w ill meet w ith Mrs. Dan W arnock
camera w ork, said to be ingeni stepfather, George T a rr and the ed but at bust report he was re F riday, the 12th. A t th is tim e Miss
ously effet'tive. was supervised by follow ing brothers anti sisters: covering. The C ockrell fa m ily N ellie Lyle w ill dem onstrate the
cinem atographer C h a r l e s Van Wesley S m ith o f Van<x»uver; Paul wen» residents o f Divid«- seveial repair o f household articles and
Eftger.
Sm ith o f M olola; Chas. S m ith of years lx-fore going to Oakridge ladies an- asked to bring items
Vancouver and Donna T a rr o f C ot last year.
needing repairing.
tage Grove.
Funeral services w ill lx- held
You'll Be Frankly Told if Glasses Are Not Needed!
from the M ills chapel F riday a f
ternoon at 2:30 p. m. w ith the
Rev. A. C. Herald. Free M ethodist i
"P aints mik I Patch«.»»," a musical m inister, o fficia tin g .
Interm ent
comedy in two acts, w ill be pre w ill be in the Masonic-I. O. O. F.
sented by the eighth grade of the cemetery.
Jefferson school, F riday, March
He was employed at Vancouver
12. in the Jefferson schixil gym.
as a m achinist at the tim e of his
The slo ry involves a group of death.
dismayed young people, Stephen
(W illia m Boyce I, Andrew (K en-!
neth S tro u p i, Janette (Eleanor«
Loveless I, Roberta (Jane Beid-
H-D Tomato
le rl. Susan (M a ry
Ann
H a ll) ,1
B e tty (Jean Ann Bosnian), Cecil, j Born to M r. and Mrs. D elm ar
(Ross Adkins), Clyde (E n d ri To- ' M»irphy of UnqiquH, a 10-pound
noil), Jane (Beverly
W hitlock», daughter, March 4th, nt the home
and M a ty (G loria G rnble), who « f Mi's. M urphy's parents, M r.
Val Vita
are studying art under the proies- . ,,nd Mrs. Jesse Lansing. The baby
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sor (Fred F ro st) in order to lie ha* becn named Peggy Marie,
“ fin is h e tl"
I Mr. and Mrs. C arl M Thomason
p o in ts
a
T *« m
wm‘
“ " d of Aberdeen. Wash , announce the
Great Va’ue
Amah (M a ry W illia m , Iwo Chi- a rriv
.....i
..^ ‘ J
a l o f a .. son horn March 4th.
nese g irls visit the art class, sup
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The baby weighed 7 poundx and
posedly because ol th e ir friendship 15 ounces and hits been named i
points
fo r Roberta. Neen (B e lly Bagleyi
Burke C urtis. The Thomasons are
Val V’ta
and Teen ( Patricia K e lly ), two form er Cottage Grove residents.
gypsy girls, also visit the art class
Mrs. Thomason is a daughter of
you have not had you» <y«i oxaminod within a year do It
and Susan finds her |xx-ketbook Mr. and M is. C urtis llansen.
missing. When the pix-kctbook is
now
during Boiler Vitlon W»»k! See any rogtiterod optomctilit
«
returned by Teen, the money is all
Born to Mr. and Mrs, Claude
— or the reqRttrod cplometrlst here—but DO IT NOW!
H-D Brand
there, but a ring is blissing. Teen K irken de ll of Saginaw, a 10-pound
Is suspected of ta king the ring.
son March 9th nt the M cFarland
Miss P erriw tnkle (Jeanne Rals m ate rn ity home. The baby has ,
ton), an eccentric vlllagi- spinster, been named Lonnie Dale.
Dundee
then loses a gold piece. She re
fuses to liellevc that Rastus I Ro li SALES TAX GOES TO PEOPLE
NO INTEREST» NO EXTRAS • NO RED TAPE
c it Hagen I knows more about tin-
gold piece than he cures to tell.
The Oregon senate disposed of
The tangled threads are fin a lly the legislature's last m ajor piece
Sunworthy
straightened, and "a ll is w e ll that ol business yesterday, passing JH
ends w e ll."
to 12 the house-approved 3 |x-r
O tlx-r characters included in the cent sales tax hill, which w ill be
cast are: Policeman P erry (B uell referred Io the people.
Seedless
T he H’f s l'i l . i r i i s l
G arlinghouse), Policeman W inkle
M a iio la ilm iH t 9 H iifitH sio f O pticians
C A R D O l T IIA M x S
(Donald C la rk ), S h e riff
(Jack
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Ross), Plainclothesman
(Ralph
OREGON — WASHINGTON — UTAH — IDAHO
points
Long). There w ill be .several
We wish to thank our m any.l
Fiesta Dry
«•hot uses consisting o f choruses of friends fo r th e ir kindness in our
policemen, dancers, and artists.
recent bereavement and fo r the
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Dr. Glenn Hcpkins—Registered Optometrist in Charge
The masquerade p a rty in the lovely flo ra l offerings.
M r. and
points
second act w ill he unrehearsed and Mrs. 11. C. Rose and fam ily. Mis.
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the eoslumt-s w ill he astonishing U lelcn Partridge.
30-1lp[
“Who Done It?” Is
Funniest Comedy
“Point Wise” Food Buyers Are shopping our store daily. The
largest variety of rationed and unrationed foods are always to be
found at Irish Swartz.
Red Cross Goal
Still Lackina
Fruits and
CITY
DELIVERY
Lorane
H-D Brand
CORN
.’„CORN
14
points
No. 2 can
Tasty Pak
No. 303 can
Del Monte
PEAS
„„PEAS
x BEANS
BEANS
„„TOMATOES
TOMATOES
„„TOMATOES
16
points
No. 2 can
Lindy Brand
No. 303 can
Dundee Oreen
No. 303 can
H-D Oreen
14
points
No. 2 can
Val Vita Brand
No. 1
Dundee
24
points
NO 2V4
CANS
H D Sclid Pack
NO 2 Mi
CANS
16c
13c
18c
14c
13c
18c
10c
15c
18c
30
Coffee
Snowflake Sodas 29
3pk 25
Mac D inners
O ats
45
$
P eter Pan
1.79
Jefferson Eighth
Grade to Present
Musical Comedy
B IR T H S
N othing Down* Only $1 -A Week
820 Willamette - Eugene
Hills Bros.
clb.
Red Can
Stamp
No. 25
S h e ffo rd ’s
S p e rry
F lo u r
9-lb. bag
4 9 pounds
10c E G G S
23c
Doz.
22c
„„APRICOTS
23c Eat More Eggs
„„GRAPEFR’T 18c
„nls CATSUP
11c Z O O M
„„.CATSUP
13c
P/2 lb pkg
RAISINS »i*«. 28c
PRUNES ....« 32c
„„JUICE
PEACHES
PEACHES
I
RED HORSE
SERVICE STATION
IR IS H -S W A R T Z
Divide
Clayburn IF. Smith
Funeral Friday
MOBILUBRICATION
NO 2
CANS
NO 2 ’ s
CANS
NO 2 Va
CANS
NO 2 ’ »
CANS
Grade A Large
in Carton
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One of nature's finest foods
and so far not rationed.
NO 2
CANS
12-oz. bottle
14-oz. bottle
A splendid new wheat cereal.
Cooks instantly. . . We rec
ommend a trial purchase.
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