ra r
T H E S E N T IN E L . P O T T A GW A B O V E
M r. and Mrs T S. Beals, Mrs
Mamie Gidney, Mrs. Joseph Saf-
ley. Mrs W ill Norwood and Mrs
Velma Ellwands attended the fun-
ernl o f Ray Beals F riday al Bell-
fountain. Mr. Reals was kille d in-
«t.intis w hile logging in (he we»xK
He was a nephew of T. S. Beals.
n R F fW T
T i l l K K D A Y . Sr»l T F .M IIE R 33, 1943
Miss Leona H a m ill w ill leave MRS. HF.l.F.N .ICIIV IIARIIl TO
SCOUT ( » C R T OF HONOR
this week end fo r K irtla n d when*
OUFN VOICF STI OIO
she will be a nurses aid at the I
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_
Shune hospital u n til January 1,
|i,.|,.n Judv Ila rd v is >, w ell
" f H nnor was held Mon-
when she w ill e nte r tr , titlin g at known «m,.
i h , . i.-, .
!
" l,: ” 1,1 ,,u’ J ,'Heisun school
the M ultnom ah county hospital.
Grove*
res,denis"* She u ° " M
" " l '“ '>
ln ‘ lu ‘
x, \ " . ,
.
,on
W. < held fuj BUI
Miss Pearl Monroe left Friday ¡„. K r a o ^ n
Valentin,- and
ey and assistant S e o u lm aste r Joc
l'iiek and Lance Nalsh. K. A.
Wells, Willanii-t
itiunt'll Scout
E xe cu tive was preaeut and inailo
Ih,- avvanla.
Mrs Gidney. Mrs. Safley and Mrs fo r Kellogg w he.e she w ill teach
,o Chicago In t id e , , M is
"
" mh,* ld K ,' " h W ool, > re
Norwood
-school again 11, is year
H an v tiu d f-d a a h
M
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Hartly studied w ith
Mr. P h ilip tt„d is in charge of the Reaver
Mrs. Floyd Raynes left Sunday
Mr. and M rs F I
Grannis
» " ‘I outstanding p atrol Robert Nmsh received a
W en,I, Il 11,-lin w ili In- in
K I. Giannis. exponent on to n e cu ltu re .
m er.t badge lo r IVla.Ion. also Ins
fo r Oregon C ity , to jo in her bus- L t. , jg> and M rs Robert Grannfa
..
. , . .
, - ,
— ~
tow n tin- week o f S,-plein-
band who is in defense w ork In and Mi's. Bruce Pcarxoii soent a
•*lrs <»atd> wns soloist at m any H ta r pm and senior p a tro l
ild-
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| in « lt»adin«.* phnrt’h.u f*».. fi»..,
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. and
hei- 27. l'o r in fo rm a tio n ,
Portland
They have bought a lew days the fir s t Of the week at leading churches fo r five years in c i's stripes Present at the C ourt
C hicago. T w o years
w ith
the o f H o n o r besides the S couts were
home out from Oregon C ity. Mrs. the beach
priced from
call Mrs. Il
A . I lagen,
A
great Second Baptist church of Mrs. Jo«- C lic k ,
M rs
Lance
Raynes was employed in the F irst
-
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(tha
t
city.
She
also
directed
the
Naish,
J.
It.
Leonard,
the
Rev
I
r
li
p
h
o
iir
I
Iti
Y.
N ational bank hete fo r the past
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Joy de-
tw o years.
parted Sunday afternoon for th e ir choir . at the West Pullm an Bap- F ra n k B lo w n , Seaman Ben llie lt-
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Jnew home in Altus. Oklahoma. 11511 cburch fo r on, year. She also
gave vocal train in g w hile in C hi
Mrs. Julia Stearns o f Portland, where the Rev. jo y w
be
pastor
»» I ill
II
X *x
|a ia v v i
who has been visiting at the home ,.f the F irst Presbyterian church, cago.
Mrs. H ardy is n member of Phi
o f her brother and sister-in-law . They were ac-cu, ¡tamed by a
M r and M rs Hugh McCormack niece of Mrs. Joy ‘who was en- Beta, national woman's fra te rn i
| of W alker, fo r the past tw o route to Los Angeles. They were ty of music and drama, having a t
weeks, left fo r Roseburg where also accompanied by Mis. Earl tended the U nive rsity of Oregon.
N ow ’s the time to buy and senil that Christmas Oift to the
she w ill visit her sister and broth- Ballew and sister.
Mrs. Oval
At present Mrs Hardy is direc
tfe Oive and Redeem S AH Oreen Stamp«
boys overseas We have a largo selection and display. Shop
er-in-law . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell, as fa r as Las Vegas, Ne- to r o f music at the F irs t Baptist
Savage, before retu rning to P ort- vada. going from there to Santa church here. Her vocal studio w ill
at Thrill Wise and save time and money.
•and-
Ana, C alifornia, where they w ill open October 1st at her home, 236
visit
Mrs.
Pow ell's
daughter. Adams avenue.
M r. and Mrs. C. H Entbree of Fauletta Howard.
TWO BALL | O l KSOMK
Portland and M r and Mrs. H arold '
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Boslaugh of M ilw aukie spent the 1
week end at the home of Mr. and
On Monday at the usual two
615 Main Street
Cottage drove
Mrs. Ralph Boslaugh. son of Mrs.
_
>‘«H foursome played at the local
M
i.
»nd
Mre.
Francis
Queener
w
urae
C u r, js K n .,u.h ||m| B a r.
Embree.
'UV
L ° f .? S° n 'Mun
HIH W,,n ,h l' r " * ’
M r.
and
n
Chapman
j , l ' l t . . ' _ 7 .
I?' Iowest a seoro
approaching
m
l .
« » in «
s Mrs.
w a ij b .
F i a
m n i k
n
k
(I i p i i u u i
D
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v u iu
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i to
o
T 'T ' \ 7
E> T> T T ? T ? C?
and
m ily sper.t
g,‘ er2 !!y
i * by darkness
darkn,ss and
«»<* a
« late
>»<e sta
start.
id fa
fam
spent Saturday and
rt, only 7
1 1
X
K
K
I K
T
S
Sunday at N o rth Bend w ith Mrs.
® J P°u" d» «” d “ <»
holes were plavetl Eleven e “njoyed
X
Chapman s parents. M r. and Mm.
potluck dinner whteh I
v,
x t .t-.._ ,
j
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M
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a rla
m aternity
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m, hcr ,s ls s tll,
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Pulton and
»
with
v tr, , A1
A l A t ’ ,he
arland
ate
rnity tx,
1X, lH, Onc
.. s tlnj{
------------------------------------------------------ Herbert Fulton,
w
ith Mrs.
«e the M cF
e ra
ria
n d nd m aternity
M r. and Mrs. Lloyd Fournier Chafiman's brother who was home , Qn? f an . i?,IX’ UJJ, ,SOn * :l' bt,rn *n
hop harvest, hut the I s - mh
See W. B. JO H N STO N fo r Real and baby o f Forest Grove are vis- on leave a fte r fo u r years o f ser- A ¡.J’- ,“ n<~
' « Ite r G riffin of pickers have returned. Mrs. N. J.
Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals ...
- .
.
—
—
itin g
g at
at ’ the
homes o
o f f M
M r.
r. and
and VK*
v ii* ln
in the
the navy.
navy.
u 1 " ’ u Il<a>'- September 17. Nelson was very successful and
O ffice ••
No. —
22 So’
~ 5th
- - St.’
-
42-tfc ltln
ho Monies
HeBoh™
also Ka,n*'d "
,a "
away
Mrs. Fred Frost and Mrs. N. S.
Born
to
M
r.
and
Mm.
A
lfre
d
Coburg.
assisting
in
the
M r and M rs. L. B. C hurchrigh,
~
« Cohurg. assisting in the bean
bea
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Shattuck o f Quimby,
of P illa r Rock. Washington, spent
,,n®J of _C ottag? Grove a 50,1 harvesting. The H ills have also re-
the Cooley h ill section were trans
M U e m b e r 18. at the , urned. These two hall foursomes
acting business in Eugene F ri-
Sunday M r. and Mrs. S. I - the week end w ith M r. and Mrs.
Mackin attended a meeting of the
E’ " oodson-
h
L..'!?,,
v|,,m'i
i Wil’ con,*nuc
long ®s the nice
day.
lay leaders of the Oregon Con-
a xs
„
» w X S P «
‘ a m l w ea“ * r and " h . le the evenings
an I
v °.UnC' ‘s , «re long enough. A ll are welcome
Mrs. E. A. Green of Creswell fere nee of Metaodist churches d? , rhlandp ^
r ,h
D r i n are ÎL ? . Î r e n ,
Wh° P‘a> «O,i ur wish
was transacting business here which was held in the F irs t M eth- S n S " n eh
. ah . ♦
♦ r> .1 j
•.«_ Sunday night guesis o f the Rev. i-’rain are the ¡mrents of a son
Friday.
Shoo R r± n n ?
T th a" d M ~ - F rank K. Brown.
The horn Sunday. September 19. at the
STATE K IO l.IX ilST SU R
Pierce have oveÎ the meet mg
" P rt>‘
U lrichs were enroute to Coquille M cFarland
m a te rn ity
hom e.
M r. and Mrs. A l
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VEYING LAKE
-
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-
_
_
_
_
_
to
v,sl*
Mrs.
Ulr.-eh
s
parents,
M
r.
Gerald
Jarpes
is
his
name
and
he
purchased the C liffo rd Van Schoi-
LOWEST CUT RATE PRICES ON ALL TOBACCO
.
.
,
„
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Purvance.
weigher!
6*4
pounds.
ack place near the Sierra Gordo
P W. S chneider, s ta te biologist
M r. and Mrs. T S. Beals of
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M r. and M rs Lawrence Kent
m ountain and have taken posses Camas. Washington, are visiting
The Rev. ano Mrs. Heath o f Cottage Grove announce the of C orvallis has started a survey
sion of th e ir new home. They a t the home o f M r B ^â b ’ stetëre
Lowry
of R ainier - e r e
visitors b irth o f a son bo.-n Sunday, Sep- of the Cottage Grove lake w ith a
form erly lived in the W illia m M rs. Joseph Safley and
Mrs. here Tuesday night and Wednes- tem ber 19, at the M cFarland ma- Vlew to m a k in g p la n tin g s o f fish
Keene place in the Thornton Cor- Mamie Gidnev
dny, coming fo r the a ll day meet- te m lty home. The baby weighed su,,abl‘ ‘ ,o r 'b a t sector
w ith in
ner d istrict.
few week«. It Is a n tic i
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,
big at the Assembly o f God 9*4 pounds and has the
been next
named
pated that the survey w ill con
c
• Max,ne ( urrin, who has been church and were guests at the Michael Lawrence.
M lss Orlena M a rlin left S atur- in c iv il sen ice employment in Sa- home of M r. and Mrs. J. W. Fish-
____________ ___
sume approxim ately 45 days. Pres
day fo r M cM innville
to enroll lem, has been transferred to F o rt er.
ent plans call fo r the eradication
103,200 C A SU A LTIES SINCE
again in L in fie ld College. She was Douglass at Salt Lake C ity. Miss
_______
of the rough fish
before the
.START O F WAR
T M te ^ O n lv C u tR M t«
joined here by her
roommate. C u rtin is the daughter of M r. and
The Rev. and Mrs. Atwood Fos
plantings are made.
Miss Maxine H ardin o f K lam ath Mrs. Lynch
C
u
rrin
o
f
Black
B
u
tte
te
r
and
baby
Ju
dith
and
M
rs
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uuu,,,,
W A S H IN G T O N The office of
Falls, who accompanied her to -----
‘
route and " spent ‘ the
week end at Foster's mother. Rev. Mrs. Ethel w ar inform ation said Thursday
M cM innville.
er home before leaving fo r Utah. Gutekunst, a ll of Salem, were here that announced casualties of the
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»,
w,
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Tuesday night and Wednesday. U nited States armed forces from
Mrs. J. G. G r l ^ o f Mohawk
Mrs. F ra n k Thompson has re- The Rev. and Mrs. Foster were the outbreak o f the w ar to date
is at the home o f her daughter, signed a t the Cottage Grove overnight guests at the home of to ta l 105,205 The fig ure does not
Mrs. Wayne Monroe, assisting in Cleaners. New employes a t the M r. and Mrs. W D. Lovegren and include casualties where the next
the care of Mrs. Monroe and cleaners are Mrs. Floyd C roxell Rev. Mrs. G utekunst was the of kin have not been notified
baby, Jean Helen.
and Mrs. Catherine W hite.
guest o f Mrs. E R Lemley. Mrs.
Based on w ar and n$vy depnrt-
»
u
.
vv X» o-*u
« -c , Gutekunst w a s
the m orning ment reports, the to ra l includ«-d
M rs Maude Powell, who makes
Mrs. W. M. Bishop o f Salem speaker at the Assembly o f God 20,101 dead 28 Z26 wounded 32-
her home at the LaSells Stew art was a week end guest at the home church Wednesday
and the Rev. 905 missing and 23 970 prisimere
home, spent the week end at of her daughter, Mrs. C urtis Foster, the evening speaker when o f war.
Springfield and Eugene. D uring French. M r. Bishop spent Sunday the mortgages o f the church and
her absence Miss Lois Addington at the French home.
parsonage were burned.
( ARI» OF TILANKS
took her place at Mrs. Stewart's.
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Miss B e tty Arnest, home eco-
Guests at the home o f the Rev.
We wish to thank our friends
Miss B e tty «un.,«,
Adkins IHU
has been
high ana
and .virs
Mrs. H. T. Park are Miss and neighbors fo r the flo ra l offer-
»»W»
ueen nomics teacher
„ « » „ , „ in the
,irc « Bend
n u mgn
spending. the past several days in school, visited her parents, M r. Nadine Grice and Miss M y rtle ings and th e ir kindn - , during the
Portland and Salem w ith relatives and M rs/ G. B. Arnest, over the Hansen of Wenatchee, Washing- sickness and death of our daugh-
ana friends.
week end.
'ton , who are assisting here w ith ter, M rs. France, Ewing. F rank
the C hristian w o rk of the As- E llsw orth and fam ily,
Mr. and
Miss Clara Buckner of Oregon
Mrs. Fred Schemer and chil- scmbly of God church.
Mrs. H. A. Ellsw orth.
6 -ltp
C ity was a Sunday overnight dren of Roseburg spent the week
guest at the home of her sister, end at the home o f her parents,
Mrs. F rank Brown. She returned M r. and Mrs. Hugh McCormack
to Oregon C ity Monday and was of W alker.
accompanied by her m other, Mrs.
_______
K atie Buckner, who has been vis-
M r. and Mrs. C liffo rd F. N ick-
itin g at the home of her daugh- erson of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
ter-
are visiting w ith M r. Nickerson’s
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sisters, Mrs. F. G. S tille r and Mrs.
M r. and Mrs. D. W. Sturges of S. S. Trask.
P ortland called on friends here
_______
Sunday and Monday, retu rn in g
M r. and Mrs. Dale Harden of
home Monday evening.
Seattle, Washington, were week
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end guests o f D t. and Mrs. H. A.
M r. and Mrs. George York and Hagen.
son W illia m of Portland spent
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W h e n Jimmy went overseas, something
important civilian wartime services, and it
last week vacationing at the home
Red Rose Butter and Ice Cream,
o f Mrs. York's pur: nts, M r. and Ask for them. C. G. Creamery. 7-tr
out of his father’s heart went with him.
urgently needs more volunteers. It has
M rs. A. C. Spriggs.
_______
It left an aching sort o f emptiness, because
saved many lives already, by locating and
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I t pays to insure w ith sure in-
Jimmy and his Dad were pretty close pals,
directing lost American fliers. It may save
Sickness is the undersea c ra ft surance w ith Chas. H a ll
14-tfc
and Jimmy may never come hack. But if
jo u r life when enemy bombers attack, as
th a t is seeking to destroy your
he doesn’t, it won’t be because his Dad let
experts’ say they surely w ill. /
ship of life. See your chiropractor.
Sohofield S tew art fo r Plumbing.
him down.
D r. Simkins, over Peterson's. Phone 217J.
1-tfp
The A .W .C . is only one o f dozens o f
Phone 5,_________ 3 tfc
Jimmy’s Dad is the kind who would like
ways we civilians can and must back up
to be carrying a gun, too. But instead, he’s
our fighting men. More than a duty, it’s
sticking at his job, supporting the family,
our bririlege to be Citizen Soldiers of onc
kind or another.
paying the big new taxes, buying W a r
Bonds. He makes his Victory Garden really
Anti that’s the way we o f Associated
produce. He gives blood to the Red Cross
look at omr wartime job o f supplying fuels
as often as they’ll let him. And once a week,
anti lubricants to our armed forces, includ
starting at midnight, he serves a spotter’s
ing increasing quantities o f precious 100-
shift for the A ircraft W'arning Corps. Yes
octanc gasoline for the air forces. Serving
sir, Jimmy's D ad is in the fig h t too,
Uncle Sam, unavoidably impairs the service
shoulder-to-shoulder with his boy, and
we are able to rentier you. Some products,
yours. And that goes for every other mem
st,me ingredients o f others, are diverted
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M ore and more pilots, liom liardiers, and
ber o f Jimmy’s family, too.
partially or entirely to military uses. But,
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Coats
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ï\
D on’t Forget
Lactogen Baby Food
2J/a lbs $1.99
$1.35 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Comp.
98c
75c Vick’s Rub
59c
Ream Typing Paper
79c
Prang’s 8 color Paints
39c
Waterproof Sheeting for Baby Beds $2.00
Indoor Clothes Line and Reel
49c
60c Drene Shampoo
49c
Wave Sets
10c to 35c
Pancake Makeup
25c to $1.50
Eyebrow Tweezers
25c
A Box Full of Jams, Jellies, Cookies and
Candy Ready to Mail Overseas $1.49
B IR T H S
C
W e Have a Good Stock
of Kroehler Davenports and Chairs and
Sealey Mattresses
We are exclusive dealers for Kroehler fur
niture and Sealey mattresses in the
Cottage Grove area.
Jimmy’s Dad’s in the Fight, Too
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First Day of Third
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On September 9th, President
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Equitable had purchased $225,-
000,000 of w ar bonds in the gov
ernm ent th ird w ar loan drive.
This brings the to ta l United
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chased by the Equitable from the
Treasury since January 1st of this
year to $385.850,000 which ex
ceeds the $220,000,000 received as
premiums from its policy holders
during the same period.
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