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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1944)
Till IfSItAV .11 M'; 2». I!)11 Buffalo Bill h Coming to Arcade Theater July 2-4 M M i s l s Assign • N e w s Briefs- Lhurch rastors ---------------- Chester Bov. les, OP A adm inis Prom otion of several young tra to r said Saturday most m eal* M ethodist m in ister* featured the may remain ration free during Northwest conference ending at Ju ly and that there would lik e ly Itvlinbli- u u th o rltli's w ill toll Portland and S. L. M arkin of the be a few changes but nothing you Unit more than 20,000,000 local church was named a* lay drastic. word«, h iiw lw««n printcri about leader of the Cascade d istrict at T w o soldier* wives, Mrs. M ary t ’ol. ••Hufn.il, B ill" Cody. By the session. The Rev. F rank Knasel and Mrs. Geo. D ickey an •Im p lr a rith m e tic it |* evident Brown who ha« nerved the local nounced Saturday they plan to that Hint I n (he equivalent of M ethodist church as pastor was » tart a long tre k on horseback 2(X) fu ll-len gth novels returned to this charge. Mrs. Alice and w ill retu rn to th e ir Mississippi ■Hut fo r every word which hn* , Camp who has pastured the homes via horseback route, been printed about the furnou* church ut Creswell fo r several The women state that it w ill frontiersman- Item, Producer H u r i years was also returned. O ther take three months fo r them to ry A. Shernmn estimates there are assignments included: Fred O. complete th e ir Journey. T h e ir tw o in unpul,Imbed inunUM i ipt Hunt to D rain-Yoncalla c irc u it; husbands are to be transferred form. E lkto n - G ardiner, Clarence C ur- from a camp near Bend. And he should know Sherman | rier. Employes of the Lane county produced "B u ffa lo B ill," 20th The Rev. E llsw o rth T ilton , fo r court house w ill receive wage in C entury-F ax'* th rillin g Technl. m er Cottage Grove pastor hen?, creases if the recommendations color »pectarle, which »tar* Joel PROMPT CARE FOR THE WOUNDED—Casualties arriving bark who served the Dallas church of the taxpayers made at the an McCrea, Maureen O'Hara and on the shore* of England are earried to ambulance* by Negro stretcher three years was transferred to nual meeting S aturday are carried Linda D arnell, and open* July 2 Springfield. T ilto n succeeds the out A ction o f the taxpayers, how- bearers. Injured men wers taken to well-equipped hospitals without at the Arcade Theatre. I Rev. H a rry Crouse, who resigned <‘v,‘r is not mandatory on the coun- delay. (U. S. Signal Corp* Radio Photo.) Every day during the shooting to enter secular employment. court. S alary raise* would of the film , Sherman'» desk wa* Transactions o f interest in the amoun* $10.(XJ to $15.tX) per fI, h njed w ith unpuhliNhed manu Mrs. Ada Overton visited over business session was the raise in rrw'ri1*1 Fifteen dollars a month scripts by persons who claimed to the week end w ith her m other the m inim um salary o f m arried .I?10** receiving less than have known B uffalo B ill In ti I he F riendly Neighbors club Mrs, Jessie G ilcrist of K lam ath m inisters from $l,2iXi to $1 ,'UXJ lM:r m onth and SlO.fX) per m ately Each bad a colorful an Falls. per year. 1 he conference denounc- m onth fo r those receiving more ecdote o r personal exjierience to met ut the home of Mrs. Velma In D elight Va,,-> Valley T Thurs M r. an,I Mrs. W ilb u r Scott and ed the state law that makes old than $130.00 uer month. tell, all a ll of which Indicative of Zum w , alt 7 'n r tb,- .................. rhere were ll vis- daughter of Creswell were callers age allotm ent dependent on p ro f the fa d ibal (but the m a n * pemon- , , y u iity lett an indeliblle impression Ito r* and Mrs, Shletaer of Cot- Sunday a I H<- Floyd Jones home. its from state liqu or stores, con H O P K IN S N A M ED HEAD O F S. P. L IN E S IN OREGON M arie and Esther D uerst of demned the liq u o r tra ffic in all u|»on everyone who encountered tage G rove; Mrs. Zum w alt, Mrs. E thel Cline and Mrs. Goldie Cline Gresham were recent visitors at form s and called fo r u strong edu him. Appointm ent of L. P. Hopkins cational program fo r to ta l abstin Joel McCrea enact* the title were visito r*. A fte r the business the A rnold D uerst home. as superintendent o f Southern ence. role on the screen ||e wears the meeting was over, tw o contests A t the school election held at Pacific's P ortland division, effec mustache, beard and long hair were held w ith M rs. M innie Blue M t. school Monday Berk tive J u ly 1, w ith headquarters in Keene, Mrs. M ildred Sharon, Mrs. W JH which wen- trade-m ark* of B uffalo M ille r was reelected asdircctor Portland, was announced June 24 Schletzer and Mrs. G e tty w inning Hn,j « B ill In a ll the word* printed, not W oodworth was r e - , by J. W. C orbett, general manager .. one iNjok or a rticle falls to men prizes. Three dollars and ten cents c le rk lo r (he coming fo r the company. were taken in on a sm all robe. tion these adornment*. GEER At the B u tle r m ate rni year. Hopkins, now- head o f the r a il Ibis wa* the last club meeting un I Fred W'iaklemann 2 C le ft fo r ty home on F riday, June 23. 1944. road's Salt Lake division, w ill suc til t x t 12th. to Lt. and Mrs. M arvel Geer, of h i* post at Brem erton, W'ash.. a f ceed M. L. Jennings to the super- IV Mrs. lx,W ell Pension Visited re- Grove, a son, T e rry -,i, >ui* a -i i.i-uuy te r spending 15-day lu furlough Cottage intendency o f the Sacramento d iv L /jU l Y I B r,'n,ly wl,h Mrs. F Michael. s on mg parents at Walden. ision, w ith headquarters a t Sacra L r ill L I I B o l Eugene. C line A t the B u tle r m ate rni mento, C alifornia. .. , , . . r.is ie Black r .i u k who w orks in a Elsie M rs { G. K « w spent one af- Beauty C linic ty home on Sunday, June 23. 1944. lerooon r.-cently w ith Mrs. Lewis Y v “ n,c In Eugene spent W ARNING ON C A N N IN G the week-end w ith her parents to Pvt. and Mrs. W a lte r Cline of Conley at Cottage Grove. Saginaw, a daughter. Ruth Ann. "DOPES" M r. and Mrs. W ilb u r Black. Mrs. Lawrence Brine returned M r. and .Mrs. Ed F u lle r o f Eu- S M IT H A t the M cFarland ma home from Oklahoma last week The U.S. D epartm ent o f A g ri gene were callers Sunday at the te rn ity home on Sunday, June 25, when- she had spent the past 2 c u lture w arns against buying can Lee Dugan home. 1944 to M r. and Mrs. Glen S m ith months. She was called then- by ning powders and phony freezers. of Disston, a daughter, Darlene Hu- Illness and death of a sister. (IV II.IA N GAS 43 PER C EN T Innocent looking trade names Mae. may hide dangerous substances o r i » i i such as formaldehyde, salicylic acid or boric acid ;n canning pow ders that p u rp o rt to preserve foods. W hile »ome o f them may not be harm ful in sm all doses, they could have an injurious e f fect if taken frequently as they would be In canned foods, the de partm ent points out. N othing can take the place of heat, properly applied, in correct canning methods. F"or safety, use the canning rules th a t are based on scien tific research. NEWS BY LOWELL THOMAS 7:15 p. m . DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California Mosby Creek _ M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett and children have moved to T illa - nnx,k where they have w ork on a large d a iry ranch. M r*. lx-ster R e a rrirk and son Allen are v is itin g in Beaverton and Gresham w ith relative* fo r a few •weeks. Passenger ca r d rivers now re- ceive o nly 43 percent as much gas- oline as they used in 1941, the Pe- troleum A d m in istra tio n fo r W ar says. W hile Am ericans have re- ductal passenger car mileage from the peacetime level by about 57 percent, the English have reduced . theirs by KM percent. ANY KIND ANY TIME ANY SUBJECT I. MORELOCK KEM’S for DRUGS The Rexall Store SOMETHING NEW Lilly Dache Hair Nets in Fine and Snood mesh made in various colors to GLAMORIZE your hair-do. Full assortment now in display. These will delight you and give you the “ last word’’ in NETS. Saginaw B IR T H S PHOTOGRAPH^ Fine Mesh 3 for $1. Snood Mesh 3 for $2 Silque LEG MAKE UP 6 oz $1.00 A yer’s BATH POWDER Sandra Cassill COLOGNE 8 oz Theatrical COLD CREAM, Lb. ... 75c $1.50 $1.0(1 Ilasol SKIN LOTION 8 cz 55c JA N TAN CREAM 59c MI 31 TOOTH POWDER 35c Briten TOOTH PASTE 39c Rexall MILK OF MAG. ... Pts 39c Norwitch PEPTO-BISMOL, Lge 89c Plastic DEL. HND. MIRROR $1.59 Energine SHOE WHITE 25c Men, women and kids celebrate the 4th with a NEW STRAW SUN HAT from our fine showing. Toilet goods bear a 20% excise tax FARM MORTGAGE LOANS i CLOSED JULY 2, 3 and 4 EVe, the undersigned merchants and professional men, will close our stores and places of business July 2, 3 and 4. This notice ‘'lewnwA" The First National Hank takes the lead in offering the farin era of Oregon lowcost, long-term credit adapted to their in dividual needs. In cooperation with the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, and the First National Bank of Port land, the First National of Cottage drove now announces a farm mortgage loan service with these advantages: is given so that our patrons may supply their needs June 30 and July 1. Your cooperation will be appreciated. Western Auto Supply Co. Larry Levens The Grove Hardware Dr. John Monahan Bressler’s Dr. H. A. Hagen Floyd Githens Motors J. C. Penney Co. Martin Motors Cottage Grove Cleaners McCoy Motors Arnest Dress Shop 7th Street Garage By A1 Ziebeck • Knickerbocker’s • 4% INTEREST ' ' GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF THE LOAN • TERMS UP TO 40 YEARS • NO EXTRA CHARGES • LIBERAL PREPAY- u MENT PRIVILEGES *- ¡We will welcome the opportunity to tell you about this new and complete FARM LOAN SERVICE which we are now able to offer you—on a plan which will be tailor-made to fit your needs. > 7Vlife <n Mountain States Power Co. Beidler Feed and Seed Store The Smart Shop The Beauty Nook Graber-Gettys The Curlette Beauty Shop FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
