T lll'IiS h W
TH E SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
this exciting sto ry of newspaper*
dom back in the gaslit era. are W ith th e
M arjo rie Lord and B ill H enry as
the young lovers, Grace George as
an elderly newspaper publisher,
(Continued from page 1)
M a rjo rie M ain as a saloon hostess.
ago
anti
is an a ir cadet at Am a
A complete village square was
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rillo . Texas. He is a son of Mr.
b u ilt indoors fo r “ Johnny Come
and M rs. 1- L. Slagle of E lkto n
L a te ly," the W illia m Cagney Pro
anti a graduate o f E lkton high
duction sta rrin g James Cagney
Mrs. N. E. Compton entertained
school.
due to bow in at the Arcade Tliea- , he M issionary Society o f th
No Dimout for
Johnny Come Late
Armed Forces
Cedars
tie on F ebruary 6th th ru United
A rtis ts release.
By building this set, Producer
W illia m Cagney elim inated the
necessity of night camera shoot-
ing. Two banks, a lovely old home.
a g irl's school, an office building,
a drug store, restaurant, news-
paper plant and numerous other
buildings w en 1 put up, complete
w ith trees, shrubbery and old-
fashioned gas lamps of the 19U6
era.
The set was large enough fo r
six horse-drawn wagons to move
on it a ll the tim e, and dozens o f
pigeons made the studio-eon-
st,-uct«i park th e ir home. Several
hundred extras were used in the
night
a ll . . the
, scenes , but, since
..
w ork was done on his in te rio r
stage, th en 1 was r.o co nflict w ith
dim out regulations.
Playing w ith James Cagney in
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Theatre
Programs
ARCADE
REPORTS
OF
S. D . A . C H U R L ' l l
R i'ix irts by leaders of the Sev
enth Day Adventist church, given
at the annual business meeting
last Tuesday night, in review of
the past year's work of the church
rex ealed "g ro w th in a ll dep art
ments and an encouraging outlook
fo r Ihe new year."
Members wen* commended fo r
th e ir faithfulness in church and
Sabbath school attendance, earn
est interest in Bible study in d iv id
ually and by groups, th e ir a c tiv
ities in m issionary endeavors, and
liberal offerings. Tithes fo r the
year paid in hy members and fo r
warded on to lx- used fo r general
evangelistic and |iastoral w ork
had amounted to $6163.04, thi*
treasurer reported, w hile foreign
mission litterings, including Sal>-
batli school funds, amounted to
$1,845.47. Tin- to ta l eonfeivni-e
funds were 3W,625.I3 from which a
liberal supply went to the "Voice
of Prophecy" and to help furnish
Kxiks fo r servicemen. The local
expense o ffe n n -s amounted to
$10,645.26. which provided fo r the
Sabbath school expense, the reg
u l a r church expense, church
school and e lu u .-i improvement
funds.
An extensive church im prove
ment plan was carried on in 19-13
and w ill continue into the new
year. The church schixil e n ro ll
ment is IS. The missionary sia-'y
reported: m issionary letters w r it
ten. 240: articles o f clothing dis
tributed, 492; number of bouquets,
260; and m issionary lite ra tu re
d istribu te d stood at 4,106.
quested Governor W arren o f Call-
lot ma to e xtra dite M y rtle A. G a r
ner, 61. from Oakland, C alifornia,
to ( trrgon, so she can complete a
lo u r year state prison senlenee
Wayne L. Morse, w ar labor fo r cu ttle theft,
hoard public member and dean
Slie wan urrested in Oakland
o f the Oregn U niversity law last week Six- enterisl prison in
school resigned lus (msition to June, 1911, liut was released by
make llie race fo r lln lle il S t’ites
Senator on the republican ticket.
Presumably lie w ill op|His<- Rufus
Holman in tin* republican p ri
maries. T ile 43 year old W L It
member declined comment al llie
tim e the -innouneeinent was mude
j News Briefs !
IT.ItHl’AHV 3
C ircu it Judge McMahan o f M a r
ion county on a w rit o f habeas
cm pus. The supieine court then
reversed Judge McMahan.
I.ailv Iterili-»
Lady beetle« te ed mi other IruecU
■ U lti a» plant Ilea and «lioulil b» at-
lo-.'.-.l In e«i-npa,
.
M ethodist church last Friday.
Robert Glenn Ewing S 2 C, son
Mrs. Odus W illiam s and son of M r, and Mrs. Earl Ewing, who
Lxx.n and Mrs. Anna Bolton spent )S on overseas duty, has not been
» jd a y in Eugene on business.
heard from fo r three months. Alt-
Mrs. Lizzie Rohde spent the other son Pvt. La Verne Ray
wcek end ¡n Eugene w ith her Ewing, is stationed nt W atson
Ray 1. Ixiinniey, resigned as
daughter, Miss Viola Rohde,
ville, C alifornia.
d is tric t forest ranger fo r the ().
Miss C arolyn Bolton spent Sun
anil C. a dm in istratio n ut Itose-
day in Eugene w ith her sister,
Jim m y Adkins, l ‘h. M. 3 C n r-
huie,
effective
Eebrtm ry
1st
Mrs. June Addy.
liv e d Tuesduy m orning from over-
We have secutixl a limited quantity o f Rcliners and Boot»
H arry 1. N ettleton, associate fo r
M rs .
Florence
McClanahan seas duty in the South Pacific and
ester in tin- P iirtU iiid office w ill
made
from selected used tires. Edi;e skived by ttpecinl
spent the week end in G rants *s on a 3O-day sick leave, part ol
serve as forest ranger al Rose
Pass w jth M r. McClanahan and which hc
sP*’” d
,he
process
These reliners will put a new back bone into your
burg u n til a new one is npimintcd
Homer.
°f
tincle, A lb ert Adkins. I us
old tire.
Mrs. W. A. Hemenway spent n sister, Mrs. Arden Maiden, and
The most essential low mileage
f ew days in Eugene w ith her her daughter P hyllis o f Coquille
m otorists w ill la« elegible fo r new-
RELINERS
daughter M argaret Hemenway.
ate v isitin g him here.
synthetic tires this month. OPA in
M r and M rs. W ilb u r M cFar-
c , w
WalUer> son of M r.
W ashington iinnuoneeil Saturday
Truck
Pussenger Car
land were din ne r guests Sunday
,*M , Archie W alker, returned
Quotas of ratio nin g iMiards w ill ic-
32x6—7.00x20
$5 50
Size
Price
of Mrs iia
H am
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iiio brick
n iK .
Roswell,
New Mexico, a fte . r
m ain alxm t the sam e w ith some
6 ..u
M
r
and
Mrs
S
\
Bolton
Ma-
,
.
,
,
6.00
$3 00
84s7 7 ¡>0x20
M r . .in n « i r e . o . .x n o t io n , . n a
s p e n d m g a 1 5 -d a v f u r lo u g h w i t h
790,(X>0 tires available fo r March.
bid and S terling. Mrs. Anna Bol- h*~
* n ls
36x8 8 25x20
7 50
6 00
3.50
At the same tim e the tsiard v. ill
ton aru| Tom m y Hammons visited
determ ine how essential the d riv
8 0»
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»11x2(1
6.50
4.00
M r. and Mrs. Charles Gregory of
E llis Bluckm orc. C. M. 2 C sta
ing xx ill In* w ith holders of A and
tioned at Camp Peary, V irginia,
Vida Inst Sunday.
It cards.
TRUCK BOOTS
Brady Evenson, son o f .Mr. artd is home on a 7-day leave, visiting
Mrs. C. E. Evenson is at home his parents. M r. and Mrs. O. W.
T lie U. S. Veterans fa c ility at
Size 30 x 24 in, — $2 50
w ith his parents. He has received Blackntore.
Roseburg is fille d to capacity, ex
an honorable discharge from the
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,
,
cept fo r emergency laals, Dr.
a rn n .
Cpl. Ivan Patten o f F o rt Canby
WHEELS
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George M. M elvin, manager, re
Mrs. M argaret Bolton attended « hon,e on ^ rlo u g h v isitin g his
ports. Population totals 598 pa
5
wheel
sets
to
fit
6
00
x
16
tires
in
attractive
color», coin
the Navy M otheis club in Eugene m other. M rs F e n c e s Patten and
tients, as compared xx-itb a total
last Wednesday and also had M r. and Mrs. Elmer Kent,
plcte with hub caps — $37 50.
of 623 I m - i L s . A s 20 Ixsls are kept
lunch w ith her daughter, M rs.
ri-served fo r emergency use. tin-
I SO TO OBSERVE 3KD
June Addy.
fa c ility is considered to lx- ut. fu ll
Recapping and Repairing our specialty.
HIRTHDAV
The C ellar Ladies club met at
E q u ip p e d E a c h M u n th
capacity, anil in fact, is housing
the home o f M rs. N. E- Compton
A r m y c a m p s , posts an d s tatio n s m ore patients than the existing
SA LE M . OREGON.
in c o n tin e n ta l U n ite d S ta te s a r e plant was designed to accommo
last Tuesday fo r an all day meet-
. , USO Friday
ing V isitors were Mrs. W ilb u r celebrates its th ird anm versaiy su p p lie d w ith a p p r o x im a t e ly (o u r date.
M cFarland. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. w i,h 2 809 c,ubs and 0,her ' e rv*c* b illio n pounds o f v a r ie d m ilit a r y
Florence M cFarland and Mrs. units ln operation in the United equipment every month.
Snell Monday
John M arkham . A shower was States and hemisphere bases, ac-
held fo r Mrs. Jessie W illiam s. The cord*n8 *° a report received today
club w ill meet w ith Mrs. W. A. b> Charles A. Sprague. President,
4-
Hemenway the 15th of February Oregon W ar Chest from (h e s te r
to do some w o rk fo r the Red
Barnard, President of USO,
Cross
which is a member agency of the
Miss Kay Leonard o f Cottage N ational W a r Fund.
Grove visited her grandmother.
Three years ago , L SO was
Mrs. N. E. Compton last S atur- °n ly a hope in the hearts of a
day
> handful o f men and women",
Mrs. Maggie W e rtz o f A n la u f said a message to M r. Sprague
spent Saturday afternoon at the f rom M r. Barnard. “ Today it has
h om e.of Mrs. Anna Bolton.
close to 3.000 opetating units.
Miss Lois W illia m s was an over- serving the fig h tin g forces and
n ig ht guest o f Elizabeth Peacock ,be forces behind the lines a ll over
the W estern Hemisphere. And the
Tuesday evening.
troupes o f U S O -C a m p shows are
Lctlie Salt
2 lb pkg
2 for 15c
playing in every combat zone
Baking Powder, K C
25c jar 20c
around the world.
W e ’ ve been amazed, loo king around at o u r shelve»
Baking
Soda,
A
St
H
1
lb
pkg 2 15c
and
displays,
to
see
the
hundreds
o
f
item
s
th
a
t
M r. and M rs. A lb e rt H a rris and
POULTRV.MEN O PPOSE
a re n 't rationed. A n d we've arranged th is "G nx-n T ag E v e n t" to ca ll them to
children of S m ith R iver visited
S U B SID IE S
y o u r a tte n tio n . T h e m any ratio n -fre e item s listed below are m erely a sam ple'
w ith the St. Elm o fa m ily Sunday.
Neuereees
N ote the low prices th e y 're a m o n th -in and m on th-o ut feature w ith us) Look
Oscar H a rris stayed and visited
A t the annual meeting o f the
Edwards
Coffee
1 lb ja r 28c
fo r the Green T ag m arkers in the store T a ke fu ll advantage o f th is event a t
fo r a week.
Lane county p o u ltry association
y o u r convenient neighborhood Safeway!
Coffee, Airway whole roast lb 20c
M r. and M rs. Oscar Powers
held at Eugene last Thursday,
w ent to The Dalles last week and
Ccffee Nob Hill, whole roast lb 23c
members approved a resolution
moved th e ir household goods here.
, ,
,
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.
.
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opposing federal subsidies. In ad
Coffee, Chase & Sanborn
- lb 28c
They are liv in g in one o f Mrs.
Lb Loaf
Jul*3
W right’s
opting a program fo r 1944 the
Tea Bags, Canterbury Black 16 » 13c
B u rk e tt’s apartments,
association proposed a one day
Danny C anperter o f Eureka.
Instant Pcstuni
4 oz can 24c
C alifornia, spent tw o days last ^ ’ t ‘ tu te f° r P °ultrym en January
Malted Milk, Horlick'» 1 lb jar 79c
week w ith M r. and Mrs. F ra n k 2?th ' emphasized the importance
Lb Jar
Bevcriy
M cGarvin. He is a nephew o f M rs o f c u ll,n B
ow P ^ u c .n g
birds
Sprklg Water, Canada Dry 28 oz 20c
M cG arvin
and t0 conduct a n,Kh t P oultry
..
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meeting in Junction C ity in Feb-
M r. and M rs. Joe Lancaster ruar or M arch.
Cereets
o* p k i
spent the week end at the Robert i Eor chicken and iX )ultry raisers
Mi
nit
Oata,
Peacock
9 lb sk 48c
Kenady home M rs. Lancaster and t0 promote the testing fo r pul-
Baby Cereal, Clapp's 8 oz pkg 15c
Mabe Kenady were honored by a )orum dls(,as(, se„ fow , pox v i.
u» Pkg
Soda Crackers
b irth da y dinner on Sunday.
rus ,0 pioducers at
prom ote
Quick Oats, Morning Glory 48 oz 21c
Mrs. L ucky Bayn is going to the best u tiliz a tio n of available
Shredded Ralston Cereal 12 oz 11c
Toledo Thursday to spend a m onth feeds and conduct a program of
Rice Krispies, Kellogg, 5*4 oz pk 10c
w ith her daughter, Mrs. M erle adequate supplies o f green feed.
spen-y
u . sk
Wheat Meal, Orapenuts 16 oz 12c
M ille r.
O fficiers fo r the ensuing year
M rs. Tony Tonole is helping to elected were: V. A. Parker, Blach-
Po-.it Toasties 11 oz pkg 2 for 15c
caie fo r her parents, M r. and Mrs. ly, president; M erle Ile n tze of
o z Pk
James Leboxv in Cottage Grove. Junction C ity, vice president; E.
Nuusehuid Cuuds
They have been very ill w ith the L. C la rk o f Creswell, secretary-
Light Globes, 25 to 60 watt, each 10c
flu .
treasurer. Mrs. W a lte r Anderson
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of H orn Lane. Jens Kersgaard of
Purex Bleach
Va gallon 21c
No. iVi Can
Keep-Em-Flying
route 5, Eugene and R. H. Bower
White
Magic
Bleich
V4 gallon 17c
of R iver Road, executive com-
m
il
tee.
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The graduating class o f the a ir
RELINERS AND
BOOTS
The O. K. Tire Shop
Fri., Sat., February 4-5
n r-™
Note the low prices on
these ration-free items
Sun., Mon., Tues.,
February 6-7-8
Baking Neels
Divide
Wed., Thurs., February 9-10
i¡er/a
14
BrCüd
Peanut Butter
Also
BASIL RATHBQNE
NIGEL BRUCE
o. SfcfritrJr Hoiwfy
«j
Oxydol
Snowflakes
Pancake Flour
Mfehdw
CTGAU SONDRGAARD .
_
DIANE
Thurs., Fri., February 3-4
Row River
STANWYCK
J«»l
Walter
McCREA
BRENNAN
BAN10 on my KNEE
Sat., Sun., February 5-6
*
rnnu$!
missai " -,
HAYDEN
Also
TERRIFIC THRILLER!
Chester Moms as Boston
A
C O IU M S IA
HC1UKC
Mon., Tues., Wed.,
February 7-8-9
CLOSED
Thurs., Fri., February 10-11
¿SÍ5ÍI/.SZW72/AÍ2/ fítíC M tm & f
111 t J s
•Rim»™»»
I
13c
26c
/TA2JI RURbU
lOHH CARRADINE ROBERT
1
19c
29c
69c
Suzanna Pancake Flour 40
Cut Beans
15c
17c
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c ra ft recognition school received
LAMBINM SEA SO N AIDED
th e ir diplomas F rid a y night in
BV W EATHER
the Row R ive r hall. Mrs. Lee Giles
is the instru ctor.
I f iambs born the la tte r p a rt of
A pot luck dinner was held in
the Row riv e r h a ll Saturday. A January don't come through in
good shape, there is nothing to
dance followed the dinner.
favorable weather. Several sheep
men started the lam bing season
R A T IO N -FR E E RUBBER
the la te r p art o f January exper
FOOTW EAR
ienced exceptionly lig h t losses.
OPA w ill perm it some ratio n- Oscar Flaten D elight V alley fa r-
free sales of rubber footw ear by m er said last week the weather-
retailers and jobbers who have had been ideal.
an excess and slow-m oving s t o c k s --------------------------
that otherwise m ight lie wasted
CHURCH LEA DERS TO
through deterioration. Retailers
D ISC U SS PROBLEM S OVER
and jobbers desiring permission
RADIO
fo r such sales must apply in w r it
ing to OPA d is tric t offices. A m in-
The public is invited to listen
imum of 15 days w ill be required to the th irte en weeks series on
between filin g o f application and the blue netw ork by leaders of '
g ranting of "non-rationed” stick- the Am erican council o f C hristian
ers, which id e n tify the released churches beginning Friday, Feb-
footwear.
, ru a ry 4th from 9:15 to 9:30 p. m.
E x p e rt
A u to R e p a irin g
A ll W o rk a n d P a r ts G u a ra n te e d .
GILMORE
SUPER SERVICE
129 North 9th St.
24
2
10
C. 0. Clark, Prop.
Phone 252
SAfewAy mesH
B A C O N , A n y size p iece
S L IC E D B A C O N , G ra d e A
B E E F R O S T , B g ra d e
R IB S T E A K S , B g ra d e
P O R K C H O P S , c e n te r c u t
PO R K SH O U LD ER ROAST
c
g)
Mc:aroni Praducts
mfats
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
33c
42c
25c
30c
38c
31c
3
4
8
9
8
3
Macaroni or Spa«;, I ortera 14 oz
Egg Noodles, Betty Baker 14 oz
Egg Needles, Taystie 8 oz pkg
Macaroni or Spag, Hardwht 2 lb
p ts.
p ts.
p ts.
p ts.
p ts.
p ts.
lbc
L7c
14c
29c
Puups
Chic Noodle Mix, Continental pk 9c
Minute Man, Assorted Mix pk 2z15c
Rice Dinner,Wylers
pkg 10c
B V Beef Extract 2^4 oz jar 25c
Syrufi—Mufesses
Karo Syrup, Blue Label lt/2 lb 16c
Molasses, Red Hen 2 lb 4 oz jnr 25c
Honey, Beeville 1 lb 29c 2 lb 54c
f
Miscellaneous
GUARANTeiD PRODUCE
P O T A T O E S , U. S. No. 2, N e tte d G em s, 50 lb. sk. 79c
G R A P E F R U I T , A riz o n a S e e d l e s s ............................. lb. 06c
O R A N G E S , L a rg e N a v e ls
lb. 09c
O N IO N S , U . S. O regon, B o i l e r s .......... 10 lb. sk. 76c
S Q U A S H , B a n a n a o r D a n ish
lb. 05c
C E L E R Y , L ocal G re e n
lb. 14c
Apple Juice, Nu West
32 oz
Olive Oil, Bon Oil 4 oz tiottle
Soy Beans
2 lb package
Green Beans, Briargnte Cut 2 ’s
Cut Beans, Little Mid No 2 can
Y O U ’RE IN STEP
w ith the d rive to
save p o p e r fo r w a r
needs If you use o
SHOPPING BAG
SAFEWAY
24c
28c
19c
15c
12c