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rolling peanuts across the floor1 Mr. and Mr». Frank McGarvin
with noses, playing trompeta and Mr and Mm. Amos McGar­
against the competition of Harry vin left Tu«'sday evening for Cali­
James, giving imitation telling of fornia. They will spend two weeks
Hold Practice Ncrinuiiage
her last date by Jerry Johns, giv­ there looking after business inter­
The Cottage Grove Lions held a ing a demonstration of her favor­ ests and visiting with relatives In
practice scrimmage against four ite kiss.
are worth while—That's why so many people shop at
San Diego and other cities. Her­
alumni and seven second string
After th«* Judging of the cos­ bert Sutton of Linslaw is staying
Thrift Wise—The store that brought you Cut Rate
players last Saturday afternoon tumes, Ice croam con*- were serv­ at the Amos McGarvin place
prices to Cottage Grove.
at 2:30 p. m. The experience of ed to the "toddle»’’ and guests while they are away and Mrs.
the alurpnl toughened the competi­ Dancing completro (be entertain-’ Robert Sarff is staying at the
tion considerably but the Lions m«*nt for th«* rvi-mnu.
Frank McGarvin place Billy Mc-
' first string crossed th«' double
F. F. A. MEETN
Garvin will spend the next two
strip thrice during th«' scrimmage.
Th«- hrxt meeting of the Cot- weeks with h«s grandparents at
Cork Ewing kicke«l one conver- tage Grove chapter of the Future Llnslaw.
,sion bringing the score to 19-0.
Farmers of America wk talleri toi Mr and Mrs. J R Ferguson and
After the alumni game the order September 21 by the presi children and Mrs Beulah Fergu-
Lions held an inter-squad game. dent, lloy Duerst, for the purpose son went to Long Beach. Califor-
The Lily-White«, captained by Wil­ of beginning the fiscal year. A new nia, last week to visit with Mr.
bur Heath and Jerry Mickey, dc- treasurer and re|»rtrr were elect­ Ferguson's mother who is ill.
feated the Blue Devils, led by ed. Th«*y were treasurer, Charles
Mrs. Fern A'iarns of Cottage
Cork Ewing and No«'l Campbell, Sharon, an«I reporter, Darrel Gra­ Grove spent last week end with
by a 13-6 score.
ham.
her sister. Mrs. A. Williams.
'Phe coach was very pleaaed
A party Io be given for the Home
Wesley Saunders is spending
with the performance the first E<- club by th«- F F A was brought his furlough hen- with his wife
string players gave during the up and discussed. It was decided and daughter Marie.
scrimmage; although much work that the Greenhands would be
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walker
remains to I lx* done. Several of the initiated beforo the party. Harlan returned to New Mexico Tuesday
hoys were ’ Injured but most of Chapman, chairman. Everett Year- following a visit at the Archie
them will be ready to go when ous and Charles Marsh were ap­ Walker home.
the Liona meet the Reedsport pointed by the president to decide
Braves in the Lions first game of when and where to have the par­
CURTIS VEATCH RITES
the season. The Lions will enter ty. Gene Davenport was appoint­
25c
FRIDAY
this game the underdogs since ed to find an open date in which
Rites for Curtis Veatch, 74,
Tampit
Anacln
Reedsport has won two previous tl»e F F A. can have their assem­
pioneer rancher who died sudden­
games, beating Marshfield 13-0 bly.
ly at his ranch west of town on
and Myrtle Point 60-0. Remember.
Transportation in which to get
September 28. 8:00 p. m at Kelly the animals to the Eugene fair the 18th were hekl from the Mills
Cottage Grove, Oregon
mortuary Friday with the Rev.
field, Lions vs. Braves.
was discussed.
A. J. Kammann officiating. The
Coach Bob Dusenberry says
local I j O.O.F. lodge officiated at
All messages will tie Illustrated that th«- Cottage Grove Lions aro
the graveside and interment was
with screen pictures except the all set for their first gridiron
in the Masonic-LO.O.F cemetery.
Sunday morning meesage.
, lest against Reedsport. The roach
Miss Evelyn Lamb of Portland
Sunday school starts at 9:45. be- has been jam Ing the boys through
mg open to everyone and Rev. El- heavy scrimmages to iron out the visited with the John Lamb fam­
ily over the week end.
The Presbyterian church invite« wards will take a picture of the flaws jn the T-formatlon and to
Mr and Mrs. Eichler of I^itham
you to any or all of its services. Sunday school Sunday a. m. We determine the position each boy is and Mr. and Mrs Amerigo Mosta-
to
occupy.
•
hope
to
see
you
in
it.
Sunday Is Rally Day. Let us all
The probable starting line-up it: chetti of Cottage Grove visited
be present Sunday school meets
At the Methodist church next Bill Lionburgvr. Ie. a transfer; with Mr. and Mrs Harry McDoie
at 9:45. with classes taught by
on Sunday.
competent teachers for everyone Sunday a. m at 11:00 o'clock the Paul Reeves, It. a letterman re­
will open his new office in
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McRey-
IMtstor,
the
Rev
Frank
Brown,
serve
last
year;
Gene
Campbell,
Worship service at eleven. The
the Wiser Bldg., at 617 Main
nolds
visited
with
Mrs.
McRey-
message by th«* pastor, Rev. Alvin will preach on "To the Aid of th«* 11g, a letterman reserve last year;
nold's sister. Mrs John Overhol­
Street on Monday, October 1.
Cross."
Sunday
afternoon
and
Bob
McCoy,
c,
a
letterman
regu
­
J. Kammann
will be on. 'The
evening have been set aside for lar last year: LeRoy (Cork) Ew­ ser and family of Silk creek Sun­
Horses and Chariots of God."
day.
Tin* Presbyterian Youth Fellow­ every member visitation so there ing. rg, a letterman regular last
Lyle Mullica is home for 10 days
will
lie
no
evening
service.
The
year;
Wilbur
Heath,
rt,
a
letter-
7-ltc
ship invitial all young people of
on emergency leave. His father.
high school and junior high age to Methodist Youth Fellowships will man regular last year; Jerry
Mickey, re, a letterman regular Frank Mullica, has been ill but is
attend their youth's service at meet at 6:45 p. m.
last
year; Gordon Neideigh, q, a « ln,proving.
6:3(1 Sunday evening.
You are invited to attend the lett/rman transfer; Virgil New­
the First Baptist ton, Ih. a letterman reserve last
('leodn Dawson and E B Gil­ services
more of Christ church, Unity, Eu­ church this Sunday. In the morn­ ywr; Harlan Chapman. rh, a let­
gene. will be nt the home of Mr. ing worship the pastor. Rev. terman regular last year; Noel
and Mrs. Lance Naish, on Tuesday George E. Hardy, will bring a Campbell, f, a. letterman regular
evening, October 2, at 8:00 o'clock message on “The Rock of Ages." i last year.
to organize a study class, Anyone i At the Happy Evening service fol- ' The Lions figure they can fiek!
interested, welcome, .328 Quincy, lowing an inspirational song ser- “ ia,r iir** team, but because of
phone 293L.
vice the pastor will speak on the I« mm of Gerry Witherspoon tu
ann.'d forces; Tom Busby,
"Tramping About." The choir will
At the Free Methodist church bring special music at both scr- transferred; Herold Buchelder, in-
I Juries, and Ralph Long, injuries,
the Prophetic conference and re- vices.
tha»V UFs» wbvirt on 4>Y rw» fie» nr«*-ri
vlval will close Sunday night.
You are never too young or ton *^ey aro short on experlenced r»-
The following subjects are to be old to learn and we invitc you to »*rv®* loF Mther line or backfield.
Hchoql anti
and '•
Cork
Ewing is
«» also in on the
orK z-wmg
tn«* in-
ilven In the few remaining nights: attend our church school
hurtd’iy. “Th«' Seven Vials of learn more about the things of ^Ury ,,s< but ,f* co«ch hopes to
ior ,he OP™-
God's Wrath;" Friday. The Day God. We have classes for all age* “•'* h“y ln
of the Lord;" Saturday, 'The ao come and find your place with ln8 gam«*.
I The Llona
,hi» 8“™
Bride of th«* Anti-Christ;" Sunday us next Sunday at 9:45 a m
a. m "Evidences of Being Barn
All young people who do not with the blue chips down since* it
Again '■
have a church home w<* invite you is the Lions' first game and the
The young pcoph«s meeting will to attend our Junior or senior Braves' have won two previous
he held at 7:00 p. in. ut which Baptist Youth Fellowship at 6:30 games against Marshfield (13-0)
and Myrtle Point (60-0). This
tiptc a hymn will b«- Illustrated Sunday evening.
promises to be a tough game so
with colored pictures. At 8:00 p. m
The Church of God invites par­ be sure to be on hand when the
the lust evangelistic service, ’Th«'
Groat White Throne Judgment." ents who are not taking their C. G. Lions trade claw for tom-
Reedsport
children to a Sunday school regu­ mylutwk with the
larly to bring them to our Sun­ Braves at Kelly Field September
day school Your presence with 28 at 8:00 p. m.
«3 Initiated
them will reassure them of your
"Bottles at 8:15," "Change
esteem of God and His laws, there­
ARMY ANR
fore encourage your children to diapers at 9:00. Such signs, to­
NAVY MKKDS
accept God and His laws as a pat­ gether with play pens, tricycles
and kiddk* cars greeted the eyes
tern for their life.
The sermon topic for the morn­ of 60 new girls and throe new
ing worship will be "The Calling ti'achers who were initiated at the
Big-Little Sister party held in the
of God."
Tha Christian Crusader and eve­ school gym Friday night. The
ning devotional services are in­ party was planned for the Girls'
spiring and helpful to daily righte­ League.
Novel little girl costumes worn
ous living for all ages.
by initiates included everything
"Reality" will be the sermon from diapers to pigtails. Many of
topic next Sunday morning at the babies carried their favorite
11:00 o'clock at the Christian doll, or teddy bear, but Berta Mae
Newton's real live kitten stole the
Science church.
pet show. The prizes for the cos­
Sermon topics next Sunday at tumes were worn by Joyce Stroup,
the Christian church will be: Leveta Abeene. and Pat Scott.
The initiation proper served as
morning subject, "The Law of
Harvest." TRe evening subject : the main feature of entertainment
for the evening. Some of the feats
"The Folly of Disobedience."
accomplished by the kiddies were:
LION ROARS
SAVINGS
$1.00 RuEx Compound
89c
79c
$1.00 Squibbs Cod laver Oil
Caroid Tooth Powder
28c
60c Alka Seltzer
49c
Pepsodent Antiseptic
25c Colgate Shaving Cream
2 for 40c
2 for 26c
25c Camphorated Oil
19c
Cut Rate Prices on All Tobaccos
33c
19c
Divide
Church Activities
NEW DRIVER’S MANUAL
READY
A new driver's manual, prepared
and publisher! by the state driver's
license division, is now ready for
distribution in Oregon, according
to Robert & Farrell, secretary of
state.
The new manual contains the
new rules and regulations pertain­
ing to motor vehicle operation,
HUNTERS
FISHERMEN
SPORTSMEN
The straight protection and liberal bene­
fits are offered at low cost by the oldest and
largest accident insuance c om p a n y in
America.
THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE
COMPANY, TICKER A2
! .25 for one day
.50 for 2 days
.75 for 3 days
1.00 for 4 daya
1.25 for 5 days
1.50 for 7 da vs
2.00 for 10 days
2.75 for 15 days
4.50 for 30 da vs
DR. A. G TRITT
MRS. KIKI) LOSES ROTH
PARENTS
Mix. June Bird has had the mis­
fortune of losing both of her par­
ents recently, their deaths coming
eight days apart. Her father, i
James J. Hammond, died at the
family home In Albuquerque, New
Mexico, on September 16th and
her mother, Mrs. Agnes Ham­
mond, on the 24th. Burial of Mr.1
and Mrs. Hammond was made at
their former home at Genoa. Il­
linois, Mrs. Hammond's funeral ।
will be today at Genoa.
enacted by the recent session of
the state legislature. It departs
from the style of previous man­
uals in presenting the material in
«luestion and answer form.
The manual is published for
those persons wishlug to obtain
drivers' licenses in this state. It
contains a complete summary of
rules Of the road in Orygon.
PRINCIPLE SUM
$3000.00
Also weekly benefits
DISABILITY AND
PARTIAL
DISABILITY
■■■■■■■■*
It pays to insure in sure Insurance
with
Charles S. Hall Insurance Agency
Office phone 72
Residence phone 104 L
405 Main St., Cottage Grove, Ore.
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THE
RIVER
OF WESTERN WOOD
CHANGES ITS COURSE
Into the Channels
of Peace
OR the past three and one-half years 9 out of 10
logs cut in the West Coast woods went to the
Army and Navy.
NOW this great flood again enters its deep
peacetime channel
direct to lumber dealers to
help build and repair homes; to supply farms and
industries.
There is no “conversion problem.” Within 48
hours after Japan surrendered, 300 million feet of
war orders for West Coast Lumber were cancelled;
and within a week they were all headed for civilian
LUMBER
FOR SALE
consumers. Shipping instructions were simply
changed from “U. S. Navy” or “U. S. Army” to
I have about 5,000 feet of
scrap lumber, mostly 2x4.
“Lumber Dealers.”
Despite this quick shift, builders will need pa­
Make me an offer.
tience. It will take many billions of board feet to
J. B. LEONARD
replenish the stocks of 23*000 lumber dealers in
Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg.
Phone 34
Res. 8F
America and to meet the rising tide of
building.
A great opportunity lies ahead foe
the men and women of lumber. To those
SOVASUDS
of us who live on the West Coast this
Cleaner
means an important war job done —and
a new and steady job in the peaceful
years ahead.
Cleans anything, including oars, windows, etc. You simply
rinse and Sovasuds cleans and leaves a luster.
GOING HUNTING, FISHING OR ON A VACATION?
Fly with the new Flying Horse gasoline.
RED HORSE
SERVICE STATION
Geo. Hohman, Prop.
Phone 32
5th and Main
The Bohemia Lumber Sales Co. Cottage Grove Lumber Company Scott Lumber Company
J. H. Chambers & Son
Row River Lumber Company
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