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TUB HENTlNEb. OUTTAOK OBOVB (fflJCTON FAHR HKVKN FOB R E N T — pumps and supplies Phone 26F23. J. H. Thomas, < >aklond, FOR R E N T Elderly lady will ( lle g i.n t fuminh 2 bedroom house and small wage« lo middle aged couple 25 Years Experience. Clean, neat PHYLLIS FOS TER. Editor or woman in return for care. HER V IC E G L'll.D work Paperhanging, painting. It AT EM: 2 cents per word for 1st R. A. Trask, 342 Quincy Ave. C Maxson. 817 So. Third St. Insertion, 1 cent per word for sub 5 miles southeast Cottage Grove The F F A annual greenhund lloris visited China town and the 50-tfe 10-tfc The Service Guild of the Meth 10-2tp-ll Initiation will br hekl Friday, No- zoo. The rest ot the trip was spent odist church met last Thursday sequent insertions; M i n i m u m on Z. N. Harvey place. charges: 1st insertion 30 cents, FOR R EN T, SALE OR TRADE vember 22. nt 7:30 In the gym, at Sonoma, California. All kinds of welding, both elec nighi at ttie twme of Mrs. Dainun subsequent insertions, 25 cents FOR SALE: Olympia enamel for town property. 53 acre farm. tric and acetylene. Machinery re I hr home economics Kirin are In Virginia Hicks, junior, entered Scott. After the regular business each insertion. Service charge of range, 1st class condition. W. D. 27 acres farm land and 26 acres vited US guests. pairing and blacksmithing. O. K. school lust week and Robert meeting, the women spent the Holmes, Lorane route. First house pasture land Year aiound run Welding Shop, In new location, The Inly» have organized a Jun Keene, sophomore, enter thl» time m sewing and knitting. The 15 cents additional will be added lip Hazelton road. 10-1 tp for want ads charged after Thurs ning creek to irrigate 2 acres of 10th and Jefferson. 1-tfc. ior f f A Io teach parliamentary week. highlight of the evening, was the day. Keyed ads 25 cents extra. garden. Gixxi orchard, fair house FOR SALE: Cabinet Airline elec procedure and public* speaking. Tlie seniors swamped the fresh "tour of inspection" through the tric r a d i o . $25.00. Watkins and barn, hot and cold water in P E R M A N E N T W AVE. 50cI Do Thin will provide- valuable train men 4.1-0 in u foot bull game end- Scot I ’ m new home. Refreshments Card of thanks, resolutions, etc., take same rate as want ads. your o w n Permanent with Wrecking House. 10-ltp house. W. W Chrisman, 710 So. ing for future officers ling October 12. Hob Ward puced were served, with Mrs. Hob G in - . bd St. lb-lip Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete equip I he junior E E.A. oftto'er« are: ihe sophomores In winning u slow hum acting as co-hostess. FOR SALE: Good Hawthorne bi FOR MALE— ment, including 40 curlers and President, Roy Duerst; vice presi moving game against the fresh cycle. good tires and tubes, gen FA RM HOUSE FOR R E N T after shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely dent, Gllts>rt Yearous; secretary, men O c I o I mt 14 by a score of METHODIMT ItlttH IILKIIOOD FOR SALE: We have stoves, fur erator light, excellent condition. November 1st. J. W. Veatch. harmless. Praised by thousands Harrold Harrow; treasurer, Lloyd 21-0. 10-2tp-ll niture, electric and gas washer $40 00 cash Call 733 South 3rd Phone 174J. MEETING including Fay McKenzie, glamor I tarkemeyer. motors. W ill trade anything of St. io -ltc l ----------:------------------------------------- --- F U R N IS H E D CABJNS for rent ous movie star. Money refunded The- organization I uin pureha,e<l The HiollierhoiMl of the Metho vulue. Creswell Trading Post, EOR SALE: 1934 Dodge coupi . by week or month, utilities fur if not satisfied. Cottage Grove three ii*giatered <tg» lo I m * placed 9-2tp-l(J dist church met Monday evening phone 116 2-10tp-12 I very good mechanical condition, nished. oil heat and gas ranges. Pharmacy. aiming member!« of I he agricul in (tie church with lUuuunn Cone FOR SALE: Trailer house 8x16, very good tires, $225.00. Inquire Inquire Reed'« Service Store, 3 ’A ture I class. The E .E A also conducting the devotional* uni) FR EE! I f Excess acid causes you bud tins, wired, new retread Golden Rule Garage. 8:00 a. m. to miles south on 99. 1-tfc twilight three graded pig» to be Earl Balch, president of the Bro- pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indi M E T H O D IS T fattened and «old, Ihe proceeds to tJwrhood, told about the blind. A tires. See it, Culp Creek school 6:00 p. m. after 6:00 p. m. 225 FOR R E N T —Floor sanders, wax gestion, Heartburn, Belching. Frank E. Brown, minister. Adams Ave. 10-lip house or phone 15F14. J. F. God go to Ihe chapter. Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get Sunday church sch<»»l 9:45 a m. guest ni tlie evening was Galen e n and a vacuum cleaner. The ___ _______ 8-3tp-10 The- chapter ha« expanded It» 5 L. Mackln, superinteiHlenl. 11 Harvey of ihe C. P. S. Camp at ard. WE S T IL L H A V E a grxid supply Grove Hardware, phone 18. 33-tfc free sample Udga, at Cottage sheep project by buying 11» sheep. a m. morning worship. Grove Pharmacy. l-10tp-10 R. N. Elkton. It was voted to have u FOR SALE: 80-acrc farm, 58 of linoleum rugs, priced as low A loan organization ha« been Hicks, siijm ’ i mtendent of the Antl- dinner ut the next meeting which acres in cultivation, 10 more as $4.95 for a 9x12 rug. We also W ANT TO BLY— organized from which any mem- liquor league of Oregon, will be will t»e November 15. Paper Ha» Many Uses can. be mostly all Chehalis sod. have all kind» of furniture. l>er may borrow money to apply guest spanker. 5:30 p. m. In ter Paper Is now used tn making Quite un extensive set of build Prager Hardware and Furniture W A N T TO BUY: Mrxlern three on a project. bedroom house in city. Pnone alarm clock and flashlight cases. mediate League 6.30 p. rn Meth MRS. W EELDREYER IIOHTEMH ings very suitable for diversified Store 10-lte This organization 1« romjxised odist Youth Fellowship 7:30 p. rn. TO CIRCLE 382J. t P i-:,ip -i2 Clothes hangers, buttona. string, farming. Three horses, 3 cows, 3 of the officers and the adviser of evening service. perch chairs, rugs, garbage palls, registered btood sows to farrow RU M M A G E SALE by Rainbow the E .E A . The Rapt lot Missionary Circle this fall, 260 White Leghorn hens Girls Saturday, October 23, at W A N TED : M iter box and saw dustpans, m ail boxes, blankets, and Wednesday 7.30 p. m. choir Address box 281, C o t t a g e many other articles in order to savt Freshm en Mothers’ Tea practice. Thursday 7:30 p. m. met nt the home of Mrs. H. IL and miscellaneous farm machin the Mountain States Power Com 10-ltc Grove._____________________ 9-tfc mere essential materials. The freshman girl» and their prayer meeting Friday 1:45 p. m. Weeldreyer Thursday afternoon ery. Five miles southeast of town pany. A1I day. mothers were- given a tea be Christian Educational R e trea t. with a good attendance present. on Mosby creek A substantial tween 3:30 and 5:00 Friday. ()c- 6 30 potluck supper which will Is- The meeting was opened by sing cash payment required. Roy E. FOR SALE: Trailer house Price W A N T TO BUY: Late model elec tric range, also electric water $1250.00. Can be seen at 198 tober 15, by the fifth period home followed by slides showing "How ing "Love Divine" followed by de H utchison 9-2Jp-l'i North River Road. heater. E. R. Crabb. Phone 194R. lij-ltp economic» girl». Refreshments of to Increase Church School A t votional» on love led by Mr». A. C. 10-ltp Spriggs. A report was given on FOR SALE: 61 acre ranch, im FOR SALE: Table open fan- sandwiches, coffee, tendance." radio and WHERE THE the Associational meeting held re cookies and tea were served in the proved. modem except electri phonograph Inquire 1546 East HELP W A N TED — dining room. Forty mothers and HERRON CHURCH O F C H R IS T cently at Coquille by Mrs. George city. 2*/» miles north Cottage Madison Ave. 10-ltp FUEL G O ES HELP W A N T E D : Competent the ladles of the faculty attended O n the shores of the Hebron Dam Hardy. Mrs. W. C. M artin pre Grove. Torn Whetharn, Saginaw, stenographer, interested ih a the tea. Hostesse« were: Betty 7 mile» sou ill of Cottage Grove. sented tlie World Emergency For phone 31F21. 9-2tp-10 HOUSE FOR SALE: $1500.00 will buy a home on paved sf.-eet. permanent position in insurance Bagley. June Elfving. Jane David Sunday »ch<M>l, 10 a. rn Com ward Fund. The group Joined in son, Elsie Raisor, Helen Quinn munion and worship, 11 a. m. singing "America the Beautiful" FOR SALE: White and blue Con ‘■s down, balance on easy teims office. Prefer age 25 to 40 and cord grapes, 4 cts., you pick. could use half time help. Amest's The centerpiece win an aqua blue Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. ni. after which Mrs. O. H. Pickens Bring containers. Also filberts for at 6% interest. N. J. Nelson. 10-ltc present'd the study on the book bowl filled with pink and blue _____ 10-ltc Insurance Agency. Wendell Small arid sale. No Saturday sales. L. W. ONE STEEL MILL on the East "We Who Are America." Refresh snapdragon» Other flower» used Ludd Howard, ministers. W A N T E D : Wood picker. Blue ments were served at the tea hour Stephens, 4 V* miles out Lorane FOR SA LE: Several stoves. Also Coast burned 109,227,000 for decoration were marigold» anil Mountain Fuel Co. 10-ltp nice suit of clothes. Short’s Bar road. 9-2tD-10 and a mk -I u I time enjoyed. nasturtium», Mis» Coleman was lons of fuel oil during the &rst PRESBYTERIAN gain Store. 10-ltp advisor for the event. FOR SALE Zenith Console elec- Sunday school. 9 45 a. m. Mrs. LO ST- three months of this year. Haste In Music MRS. MORGAN ELECTED L. W. Coiner, superintendent. At trie radio. Good as new. AI vie A GOOD B U Y : Ladies all wool — — — —— .Magic tn Music, a |u»y assembly I I (JO a. rn. Ihe Rev. Earl Tersy coat, satin lined. Color Teal. LOST. On Friday, a black bill I'REMIDENT Well» Culp Creek. 10-ltp »|H>nsorei by tlie t»iy»' federation o| Salem will preach. Intermedi Size 20. Alice Breedlove. 1120 W. f o l d containing identification w ill be presented m the auditori ate Christian Emleavor. 5:00 p. m. Donald Clifton. bills At the third annual meeting and FOR SALE: F air sized straw -Main_____________________ 10-ltc cards. stack. O. M. Patten. phone um Friday. 22nd. during the 7fh Senior Christian Endeavor, 6:00 installation of officers of amounting to $30.00. This repre the FOR SALE: Selling cabbage for 10-ltp period. Such actors as Alan Joni*«, p. m. Women’s Society of Christian Ser 13F2. Box 412. sents a child's summer earnings. kraut, apples, 3 young Angora Susanna Foster. Lynne Overman, Reward. William Cnfton. Phone vos* of the Oregon Methodist Con tO R SALE: A few more year old billy goats, and 3 wethers. Hugh five of the must talented "teen 22F12. io-ltc C H R IS T IA N SC IEN C E SO CIETY ference held Friday in Portland. Trunnell. Phone 17F11. 10-ltp White Legiwrn hens. Holly* age youngsters and three opem Mrs. M ark Morgan of Cottage Sunday school at 9:45: forenoon stars as well as a comedy will be service, 11, subject, "Probation Grove, president of the local so wood strain. $1.00 or $1.25 choice. FOR SALE: Shallow well Wayne MISCELI .AN EOb'S— S I8 Maia Orius Williams, first house west si town. Bulldog electric pump George After Death." Evening service ciety, was elected president of the of W. A. Henienway place. W ELL D R IL LIN G , Htuiliuit« Learn the (.ante Wickendoll, 3 blocks south union W ATER second Weitnesday of each month Cascade district. _______________________ 10-2tp- n high school. After Coach French gave the at 8:00 p. in The Bible, Christian 10-ltp students some pointers on hnw to H A IT IST TEACH ERS MET F fjR SALE: Have 60 rounds of FOR SA LE: Breeding rabbit does Science litoraturv and the w rit play footliall. in assembly Friday, ings of Mary Baker Eddy may I m * ammunition for 30-06 rifle W ill Lowell Coffey, Row River Mill. (kdobrr 15. they sitould know txarowed or purchased before or The teachers, officers and Board sell for 10 cents each or 51.95 for ___ _ 10-2tp-ll what they arc yelling about when after the Wednesday service. of education of the local Baptist box of 20 shells. Address E. Helii- FOR SALE: Fat veal. I 1* horse they go to the gime» from now on. church met Monday evening at well. care Boswell Hotel. Yon Fairbanks engine. Quimby at Coach French explained about the home of Mr*. 11. 11. Weeldrcy- calla. Oregon. 10-ltc SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Cottage Grove dam. 10-lte "downs." "off side." "Idoeking." er. superintendent of the church CHURCH "holding," and "clipping" uml the school. A very interesting meet FOR SALE: O.I.C. Weaner pigs, FDR SALE: Large white weaner West Main Street penalties for thi-se offenses. $7.50 each. Also baled straw. pigs. $4.00 each. M. P. Olsen, Sabbath school, 9:30 o'clock. ing was belli and many pluns were The yell leuders C h ktris R ob Sagina w. ___________ ’ O-ltp Preaching sorvice 11:00 o'clock made for the future of the church erts. Mildred Collier and Sara class of the Methodist church held to Every Reader o f Every Saturday. Visitors welcome sc I kmj I and its activities. Follow Bjorset. led the student Isidy In ing the nutting delightful refresh an all day meeting at the home of FOR SALE: Wood range, white yells. Fifteen ruhs were given for ments were served by the hostess. Mrs. May Hogate with ten mem t enamel trim, $20.00. Nick B ar F R E E M E T H O D IS T Coach French. The song leaders, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. bers present. A covered dish din ton, Cooley Hill. Behind new high South 6th and Harrison _______________ 10-ltp Hedy Whitlock. Marie Lombard ner was served at the noon hour. school Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preach Ervin Hansen, Mrs. G. R. Walden, and Hetty Morgan, led in singing The day was spent in tying a qujlt. Mrs. Rose Neet, Mrs. W. C. M a rt ing ia*rvlce 11.00 a m. Evening the song 'C. G. High Men Full In M n Maude W nght conducted the FDR SALE: Gentle family ccw. service 7:45 p. m. Mid-week play in, Mrs. Ruth Met'all, Miss Lena. easy milker, broke *to lead. To Line." short busuu-ss meeting in the ab Z<*ndron, Mrs. J. Lovegrcn, Mrs. er meeting Thursday 7:45 p m. Howard Harpole, president, an- O. H. Pickens, Rev. G. E. Hardy sence of the president. Mrs. Ida freshen March. 2 gallons rich nounerd he had made u bargain and the hostess, Mrs, Weeldreyer. Swann, who has left Cottage milk. Seldon Powell place, east ASSEMBLY O F GOI) with the f«s>thall team that It Grove. Mrs. Paris Breedlove and Cottage Grove reservoir. 10-ltp Hilton T. Pink, Pastor. they won the game with Roseburg son Billy were guests. Mrs. J. R. 'F O R SALE: Trumpet. 331 Wash Sunday school at 9 45 a. m. M INISTERIAL AXXtX IATION they could walk out of assembly Hendricks was co-hostess with ington avenue. Call evenings. Preaching. I l a . in. Young people' the following Friday first before ' The Ministerial association nn-t Mrs. Hogate. Mrs. Emma Web service at 6:30 p. m. Evening __________________________ 10-ltp the seniors. ster will entertain the class at Thursday afternoon at the home Hob Rauder l«tl the flag salute. evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m. of th<* Rev. George E. Hardy, the next meeting at the home of FOR SALE: Weaner pigs, 38.P0. Tuesday night, prayer service, Mrs. Knaffle Haynes. Mrs. Elsie Ereotuuen Lead tn llood« H. T Wolfard. Lynx Hollow, 7:45 p. m. Thursday night, preach jaistor of the Baptist church. The Rev. Frank E. Brown has be**n Wells and Mrs. Margaret Arnold phone 31F5. The (rvstunen an* still m the mg service, 7 45 p. m. 10-ltc eks’ted secretory of the associa will assist Mrs. Webster. lead in stomp and bond aak*s. The FOR SALE: 22 Automatic Pistol. tion to fill the vacancy of the total amount of stumps and bonds B LUE M O U N T A IN Hi-Standard. Model B. 8-inch Rev. Alfred Herald. It was voted purchased by the student» Io home ALL DAY M EETING Mrs. Betty Williams, pastor. circle saw. bench and Q h. p. mo to hold union services on various riMinu Thmsduy, Uc toiler 14. we, Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morn days throughout the coming year, The Sunshine group of the tor. 7 milk goats, 2 milking very $62 -15. The frenhmen home room Young tlie first union service to be on Church of Christ held an all day good, sell cheap. C. F Skarratt, In the library was highest with a ing service 11:00 a. ni. total of $1975. Second highest ixsiples service 6 45 p m Charles Thanksgiving day. the church nnd meeting at the church Tuesday Hayhurst Valley. Yoncalla. G. i,'iistbinn, leader. Evangelistic sjH'iiker to be announced Inter. 10-2tp-ll with a pot luck dinner served at was sophomore room Wo. 7 with service 7:45 p. m. Bible Study ami a dotal of $11.10. noon with nine present. The after FOR SALE: 4 big shoats. 2\-i prayer servlet* Wednesdays 7:45 noon was spent in quilting with MIZPAH CLASH To A ttend Game« Free miles out on Mosby Creek. p. m. 16 ladies present. The next meet The Muilenl council voted Oc Phone 29F12. W. E. Post. 10-ltc As a reader of this paper, we are offering you Hostesses for tlie Mizpuh class ing will be November 2 at the tober 14. to Id all service men in an amazing opportunity to own a glorious, C A TH O L IC CHURCH church. Coffee and cake wet^ meeting of I h e Presbyterian uniform attend nil high school Saleshooks. receipt books, book- large "Stars and Stripes". Made of âne, Rev. J. L. Maxwell, Pastor. |church hekl in the church parlors served in the late afternoon. keeping systems. T he H -n tm e t football and basket ball games durable cotton bunting, with individually Mass each Sunday ut 10:30. Tuesday afternoon were Miss free of charge. Stella Adams and Mrs. George sewed stripes. Stars stamped in fast colors The council decided to have yell 'Currin. Mrs. George Ilohmann, and song leaders try out before on a rich, blue background. This beautiful Livorno Rig Italian Port I president, was in charge of the the entire student tssly in the flag, when opened to its full majestic spread, When the Arno river silted up the ' business meeting at which time future. They will still lx> selected measures FIVE feet long by THREE feet wide. harbor o f Piss In the Iflth century -election of officers was held. The by the student council. one ot the Medici fam ily developed Richard Chambers, business a harbor «1 i.eurby Livorno, then I newly e’lected president is Mrs. Beniitilullv ili'sigtied residence, built for present ow ner 15 OUR SPECIAL OFFER TO YOU manugcr, reported 2X5 activity » village of less than «Uh inhabi I Eva Hutch; vice president, Miss years ago. all rooms exceptionally large, living room with Stella Adams, nnd secretary and tickets sold to date. Show your neighbors that you’re true blue tant». Livorno became Italy's sec ftreplaee, plastered walls, hardw ood floors, a real dining Suggestions for bull rules were ond port, next to Genoa, nnd ha» treasurer, Mrs. William Chestnut. "and proud of it’’— by flying "O ld Glory” made after u report from each added value today a» a m ilita ry ob The afternoon was spent working room, appealing kitehen with nook, four bedrooms and ©n every American holiday. This great home room representative. The jective because ot It» »hip building on a quilt. flag can be youn now — as a reader of this complete bath up. Large closets. One bedroom and lav. and rules were recorded by the seen*- : i yard». Here too 1» located the Hoy paper — at the very special price of only IUIILE CI-AHH MEETS wash room. F urnace and cement bas»*nient. Many other tary who was instructed to have si Nuvol academy, the Anna jjo I i» ot $1.19, m ailed P O S T P A ID to your home. them read in assembly and over ■ I Italy im portant features. Large lot 85x150. Sprinkling system. the public address system. ', Wednesday the Women's Bible — .Must be seen to lie appreciated. $6500.00. Terms. We will Pootllghters Party be glad to show you this house at any time, please* call for The Footlighters Initiated their an appointm ent. new members Tuesday evening, 1*1 IJ? m J* < *• t * Z October 12, at a party held M .<•* Ai 4 • * * * Ruth McCall's home. Games were played, refreshments served and stunts presented by the new mem bers. Clayton Sm ith Home 240 Acres, just four miles from C ottage d ro v e. Bus to COTTAGE GROVE S E N T IN E L Clayton Smith, Motorman sec grade and hi. 50 acres in Cult, and 50 in open pasture, 25 N. 8th— Phone 159 ond class, is now home on leave ereek runs th ru the place. All fenced, family orchard. Please send me one of your I ft. s 5 ft. American lags si your from his stution in New York special Reader's offer price of g 1.19 ponpsid. Plenty of wood. Several springs. Lovely 8 room plastered City. His wife, Vonu Reach, was with him. Clayton graduated here house with hath, hot and cold w ater, basement and fu r In ’42. lie will return Saturday nace, fiieplaee. Large dairy barn 60x80. part basement, for duty abroad. scales, w ater piped to barn. Pig pen and grainery. This is Melteol Brief» APPMSS Miss Parks, a teacher of last really a buy nt $18,000. Terms. , yeur, visited school Wednesday, October 13. Miss Parks is now do ing welfare work in Eugene. ARS AND STRIPIS FO R IV IR 7 W ith Doris Dixon, a senior, returned to school after a 10-duy vacation B R O W N 'S D R U 0 STO R E spent imrtly In San Francisco 701 Main St. Phone 216 LION ROARS Church Activities | BflfflUBfflES III III «*1- RADIO REPAIRS By Dexter Somers SPECIAL OFFER to bring OLD GLORY" ’ THE SENTINEL Would You Like This 3 x 5 FT. AMERICAN FLAG? ONE OF COTTAGE GROVE’S MOST BEAUTIFUL HOMES VACAGEN THE FARM YOU HAVE BEEN LOOK ING FOR CLOSE TO TOWN The only vaccine tablets suitable for both treat ment and prevention of colds. Get them with complete instructions, 3 sizes of packages, only at COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY where she visited friends for four days. While In Snn Francl.tco, Phone 244 MERL KING RODMANS If you are not a subscriber to the Sentinel send $1.40.
