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PAITE EIGHT
Noted Persons
Aid, Abet Skelton
In M-G-M Play
AMERICAN HEROES
BY LEFT
Red Skelton takes a hilarious
leap into the dim and distant past,
and carries with him a group of
noted screen personalities, in "Du
Barry Was a Lady." screen musi­
cal comedy in technicolor coming
to the Arcade Theatre ttetober 10.
The story revolves about the ,
dream of the comedian, who plays
a checknom attendant in a night
club. He is in love with glamorous-
Lucille Rail, star of the floor
show. He dreams he's King Louis
and she’s his Mme. Du Barry. His
friends and associates of the club
become characters in the adven­
tures of the king and the charm­
er. Amid comical complications
galore Red foils a plot against
him and then wakes up and finds
the true path to love.
The comedy is embellished with
a catchy Cole Porter musical
score, with Tommy Dorsey and
his band doing yeoman service in
the harmony line. Beautiful girls
in elaborate Irene costumes add
glamour to the laughs Before it
Theatre
Trogroats
ARCADE
Fri., Sat., October 8-9
“We’ve Never Been
Licked”
A!so
A flrr bring blo»n through • window by a hurtling »hrll and
«liiniii'd by a H-fnol (all during ih r bonibardmrnl of Sand Inland,
Marine N a if Sergrant Dale Latter F riers of llrrrk rn rid g r, Michigan,
-Irugglrd Io rr m o o largr aerial bomba (ruin nearby burning hangar*,
lie ha- been awardrd ib r Navy t'ro»» for exrrptiunally rarriluriuu*
-ervire and disregard of h it own tafrly during thia artiun. V ita l
hard-hip* are you willing Io disregard Io invest in Payroll Saving«?
is all over, Dorsey dances to his
own music in the "Friendship"
number.
Skelton was never funnier than
as the merry monarch, and Miss
Ball, in gorgeous gowns, is allur­
ing as well as a clever actress.
Zero Mostel, New York comedian,
makes an auspicious bow on the
screen in the picture, and Virgin­
i a O'Brien, "dead pan"
singer,
warbles catchy songs in her inimi­
table style. "Rags" Ragland and
Donald Meek aid and abet in the
funmaking. Roy Del Ruth direct­
ed the picture with many clever
touches and the artistic techni­
color photography by Karl Freund
effectively brings out the girls,
gowns and other beauty spots of
the production.
Arthur Freed produced "Du
Barry Was a Lady'' for Metro-
Go ldwyn-Mayer.
Silk Creek
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HEBRO N G RANGE HOLDS
R E G F L A K M E E T IN G
Hebron Grange met at the com­
munity hall on Friday evening for
their tegular monthly meeting.
Walter Baker reported for agri­
culture on results of local crop
harvests. A last call for Grange
Bulletin advertisers sales slips for
the past quarter was made by
home economics chairman. Jeanne
Morton.
Results of the bond drive was
given. A total of $10,975 in bonds
were sold under the auspices of
the grange in their district. Com­
mittee chairmen of zones were:
Elsie Chilson, Jeanne Morton.
Mrs. Walter Baker and Fred Har­
ris. A vote of thanks was passed
to non-Grangers assisting chair­
men with bond sales. Those aid­
ing were: Mrs. Elvis Kelley. Mrs.
Winnifred Layton, Mrs. Doran
Ritter. Mrs. Mamie McGarvin,
Mrs. Edith Kenady, Mrs. John Du­
gan and Mrs. Minnie Chapman.
Balloting for state officers was
business transacted.
It was decided that members
and men in the community would
meet at 9:00 a. m. on October 10,
to work on a wood shelter. Men
are asked to bring tools and worn-»
en will serve coffee at noon.
During the lecturer's hour Ruth
Harris sang and played an ac-
cordian solo, accompanied by Mrs.
Hugh Harris. Dorothy Harris sang
a vocal solo accompanied by Ruth
Harris. Fred Harris and Alfred
White donated to the birthday
box.
Following the business meeting
refreshments were served by Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Means.
Mr. and Mrs. Alby Ritchey
spent the week end at Myrtle
Creek deer hunting and visiting
Sun., Mon., Tues.,
at the home of Mrs. Ritchey’s
October 10-11 12
brother, Arthur Housington.
W. F. Allen of Cottage Grove
N-G-M’s TECHNICOLOR HIT! was a Sunday dinner guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Al­
len and family.
Miss Lena Burcham, who is a
teacher in one of Eugene's city
schools, spent the week end here
at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Shad Burcham.
The students of the Silk Creek
Wed., Thurs., October 13-14 school helped pick prunes in the
orchard owned by John Overhol-
ser several evenings after school
’ chíi CKI
last week.
Mrs. Boyd Allen Was a Sunday
dinner guest at -*ie home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hadley Arthur and fam­
ily in Cottage Grove.
The congregation of the Silk
Creek church attended the World-
The next meeting of the Post
Also
Wide Communion service in the will be Monday. October 11. 1943
Methodist churc.a at Cottage in the I.O.O.F. building.
Grove on Sunday :.ioming at the
No definite meeting place for
11:00 o'clock hour.
G. L. Moxley a id his grandson, 1943-44 has yet been made and
Ross Palleske of Salem .planned the executive committee will leave
to leave Monday for Los Angeles, it up to the post membership.
California, where they will make The mem hers are urged to attend
several days visit at the home of this meeting, it is solely for their
Mr. Moxley’s father, who is 94 comfort and crnvenience that we
are asking, the collective opinion,
years old.
Oliver Schell sper.r several days as to where Calvin Funk Post
in Portland last week on business. should meet.
Note: This meeting Is placed
He has recently accepted a posi­
Thurs., Fri., October 7-8
tion as a lumbei grader for J. H. one week ahead of the usual date
and the meeting will be called at
Chambers and Son.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kentner 7:45 p. m. sharp. It is asked that
spent Monday in Eugene on busi­ the meetings be made short and
snappy, leaving time for refresh­
ness.
Frank Taylor ant? C. O. Thomp­ ments, etc., on the nights such
son, both of Portland were last refreshments are scheduled.—C.
Tuesday overnight guests at the N. Sherman, adjutant.
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bab­
cock. Mr. Taylor is an uncle of
Sarong L'niform
Mrs Babcock
The sarong is the official uniform
Sat., Sun., October 9-10
Mrs. Jennie Walker, who is mak­ of the F ita F ita G uard, native Sa­
her home with her daughter, moan unit of the U. S. m arine corps
“Man From Music ing
Mrs. Myrtle Babcock, spent sev­ reserve.
Mountain
eral days last week visiting in
Medford at the home of a sister,
Sugar Doesn’t Prevent Spoilage
Also
Mrs. Laura Hamer. She returned
Sugar custom arily used in canning
home one day the latter part of fruits does improve their texture,
the week.
flavor and color, but it does not pre-
Word h as" been received from vent spoilage
Air Cadet Ralph F. Allen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen, that he
is being transfenx-d within the ,
next few days to Santa Ana, i
California air base. He has been
training the past several weeks
at Coe College, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Palleske
and children Ross and Jo Ann of
W ith m od ern bldg«.. $15,000.
Salem spent the week end here at
P a yab le $2(XX).(X) d o w n and
the home of Mrs. Palleske's par­
balance in 30 y e a rs a t 4 ’/2
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Moxley.
R*
Legion News
Good
to d efth a to
MriYares ¿a
DIANE
Sii
178 Acre Ranch
For Sale
Mon., Tues., Wed.,
October 11-12 13
CLOSED
Delight Valley
Thurs., Fri., October 14-15
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THE SENTINE!*. COTTAGE PROVE. OREGON
with
ANN SAVA6E
ERIC BLORE
A Columbio
Ficturo
The Joe Crick family spent the
week end fishing at Siltcoos lake.
Mrs. Ernest Sears returned Sun­
day evening from a week’s stay
in Brad wood.
The Bob Rausch fafnily of Eu­
gene were week-end guests at the
Oscar Jackson home.
Mrs. Ralph Sears was in Eu­
gene Monday to see her brother,
Ed Brown, who Ls seriously ill at
the Eugene hospital.
Marie Hansen leaves Friday for
O.S.C., where she will eproll ns a
junior in Home Economics.
p e r cent in te re s t. 74 acres in
c u ltiv a tio n , balance in pas­
tu re and tim b e r. 2 m i. fro m
I I . S. and g r a d e school.
A m ity and C a r lto n soils, the
fin e s t k in d o f g ra in and seed
la n d .
House has basem ent,
e le c tr ic ity and g r a v it y w a ­
te r. B a rn 40x60. E le c tr ic ity .
15 m iles fro m Salem and
M c M in n v ille . A l l k in d s o f
ranches fo r sale.
W. H. CARSON, Agent
Monroe, Oregon.
Phone 3104
I>er 29, at the Butler maternity
home. The baby weighed 7%
Mrs Ada Overton. Mrs. Lester pounds and lias been named David
Reatrick and Mrs. Harry Castle Ariel.
attended a shower In Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kiik of
Grove Wednesday at the Clifford Drain announce the birth of a
Allen home honoring Mrs. Marie daughter Sunday, October 3. nt
Neilhoust*. Several sent gifts that the Butler maternity home. She
could not come. Lu.-.vli was served has been named Erin Faye and
at 3:00 o'clock.
weighed 8'« itounds.
Mrs. Lee Dugan nod Mrs. Fan­
ny Patton went to Portland
At the Butler maternity home
Thursday and returned Friday Wednesday, October 5, u son was
bringing Rcmice Patton and Mar­ hoin to Mr and Mrs Melvin Mc­
tha Arnold home with them. The Guire of Cottage Giove. Russell
girls have joints) me marines.
L. is his name und he weighed
Fred Brumbaugh of Allxiny vis- 7-\ pounds.
1 ited briefly Sunday at the Floyd
The McGuire baby was the
Jones home.
300th baby born at the Butler ma­
Mrs Mae Tonoli and children ternity home and was presented
went home with Mis. Tonoli'« sis­ a silver spoon by Mrs. Butler.
ter, Mrs. Ray Hustead of Portland
i to visit a few day s.
Mr. and Mi's. Robert King of
Mrs Dorothy Duoois of Kellogg Eugene announce the birth of a
Idaho is here vis.ting her parents, daughter. Leola Arvel, at the Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Jay dtackmore.
fariand maternity home Friday,
Several from here attended the Oct. 1. 7 pounds was he weight.
50th wedding anniversary dinner
in honor of Mr. u-.i Mrs. James
Good Conductivity
Lebow at the Chid Fellows hall
Magnesium ha* good therm al and
Sunday,
• If r t r i r a l conductivity. Is nonmag­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis and netic and can be alloyed with other
’ family have moved to Culp Creek metals to Improve strength.
where Mr. Davis has work.
A team belonging to Norris
Roby ran away with a load of
wood one day last week. Mr. Roby
was thrown from the wagon and
injured an ankle quite badly.
Mosby Creek
SAVINGS
Ate worthwhile That'« why «o many Cottage Orove people
buy extra bond«. They saved at Thrift Wise
50c Pepsodent Tooth Pwd.
39c
50c Pepsodent Tooth Brushes
47c
22c Modess Special
3 boxes 59c
Woodbury’s 75c Cold C. & 50c Hand Lt 69c
Fever Thermometers
89c to $1.25
35c Grove’s Cold Tablets
27c
$2.50 Lactogen Baby Food, 2M> lbs.
$1.99
Waterproof Sheeting for Baby Beds $2.00
Coty’s Gift Sets
$1.50 to $5.00
World Glqbes
$5.49 & $6.49
Pro phy lac tic H air Brushes 79c to $3.25
Photo Albums
49c to $3.75
Candy, 1 lb. box
$1.00
Films Developed
and Printed
B IR T H S
6 and 8
Exposures
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Erickson
received a telegram telling of the
birth of a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Eccles Jr., born at
Santa Barbara, California Mrs.
Eccles is a daughter of the Erick­
sons.
REPRINTS 3c EACH.
Guaranteed Work.
Thrift-W ise
Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Hubbard of
Cottage Grove are the parents of
a son born Wednesday, Septem-
Cottage Grove, Ore.
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Coffee cm be
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Bookkeeping Outfits, nil kinds. The Sentinel.
SAFEWAY
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ONLY Fresh Ceffee has
that exciting, rich haver
Real coffee-lovers know that codec which in held in
the whole bean until it's ground right at their
L~vsaH
Safeway »tore, ia froth, rich-flavored, to p -q u a lity, a n d
u nconditionally guaranteed! B u y some today.
IT '« O N I TM IN O to brew a pot of
coffee and it'a another to uae coffe«
aa the principal theme in feeding
and entertaining a group o f people.
Edwnrds Finest Quality Blend l.k bug 24c
N()b Füll Rich. full-ÌMHÌied. luxurious Lb. luig 23c
A ir wa y Smooth, mild—saves money Lb. bag 2()c
I'm th inking o f such problems aa:
takin g egre of a group of Bed Cross
workers, <» the w ar-w orking wom an
who wants to en tertain some friends
o f a Sunday m orning, or an inform al
m idday meeting of P. T A. m em ­
bers.
Coffee
Graham Crackers 23c
2 Hi package
Flour 10 lb bag 45c
Kitchen Craft
Flour
10 lb bag 55c
Gold Medal
Pancake Flour
19c
Soy-King 20 oz pkg
29c
H i l b I trou 1.1» j a r
Soup Mix 2 for 15c
Minute Man A sm 'I i I
Cracker« lb pkg 21c
R ecently I took another trip down
in to the heart of th at hospitable
state, Texas And I had the w arm
pleasure of being a guest at just such
a " p a rty .” T h e hours were from
eleven in the m orning till half-past
tw elve.
K its W a fe rs
Breid l»/2 lb loaf 13c
Julia Lee W r i g h t ’s
W h e n I investigated the details Inter
(m y curiosity ia never satisfied) I
discovered th a t the whole thing had
been contrived sim ply and in a short
tim e. T h e menu was as follows:
MnM-nesnvxoevci |
Baked Chicken Hash w ith
Ripe Olive Sauce
Broiled Tom ato Halvee
H o t Corn M uffins
C u rra n t Jelly
Coffee Cake
and Coffee
T h e coffee cake taxted xo good w ith
the coffee, I axked my hostess for
the recipe. H e re it is:
Potatoes
1!4 cups enriched
flour
tsp. soda
1 y, tip s , baking
powder
V, tsp. cinnam on
y , cup sugar
1 egg
4« cup m ilk
4 tbsps. melted
shortening
y, cup seedless
raisins
S ift flour, measure; sift again w ith
soda, baking powder, cinnamon and
sugar. Beat egga well; add m ilk,
shortening and raisina: then flour
m ixtu re and m ix u n til thoroughly
combined. Pour in to well-greased
square baking pan (8x8x2) and let
stand in w arm place 10 minutes
S p rinkle w ith topping made by com
bining 2 tablespoons flour, 2 tab le­
spoons sugar,
teaspoon cinnamon,
1 tablespoon b u tter. Bake in m od­
erate oven (350° F .) 25 minutes or
u n til done. Serve hot. Serves 6 to 8.
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Apples, Delicious
Cantaloupes
Cauliflower, white heads
Lettuce, solid heads
Squash, Danish
S a je w a y H om em ah ert' B ureau
lb. 11c
lb. 9c
lb. 15c
13c
lb. 3c
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T h is W e e k :
llro w n St am |m C l>
B lu r S ta m p * X. V, Z,
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Sugar S ta m p *
unit 10
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II,
15,
« •» W ar Bond* and tram p*
Extra Values!
Wheat Hearts, Sperry 28 or 22c
Corn Flakes, Kellogg |H 07. 12c
Oat« Quaker reg, quiek lg pk 24c
Oat«, Morn. G. reg, quick Ig 21c
8alad Dressing, Duchetui pi 23c
French Dress g Miracle W 16c
Purex Bleach '/2 gal. hottie 19c
Oxydol Soap Pwdr 24 oz box 23c
Boraxo Hand Cleaner 1(1 oz 12c
Friskies Dog Food 4>/2 lb 46c
Wheaties
lOc
XeHened Feeds
I
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Margarine
D ale w ood
Margarine
1 lb pkg 22c
(4 p is )
1 lb pkg 25c
N u co g (4 p t»)
Cheese Spread
5 oz 18c
K r a f t A m c r., Pim (1 p t
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Macaroni Dinner pkg 10c
K r a f t ’s (1 p t)
Cut Beans No 2 can 16c
Itr ia r g iite Key (8 p is ,
Pork & Beans, 303 ’« 12c
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LOWEST CUT RATE PRICES ON ALL TOBACCO
V a n C am p (18 p |» )
Pears
No 2l/ 2 can 27c
H a rp e r House (21 p is )
> 4 IS
P o in ts
Picnic Shoulder
Pork Chops, center cuts
Beef Roast, B grade
Pork Liver, sliced
Beef Rib Steaks, B grade
Pork Shoulder Roast
Veal Steak, shoulder cuts
lb. 32c - 6
lb. 38c 11
lb. 25c - 9
lb. 24c-3
lb 30c-ll
lb. 31c - 7
lb 28c- 6