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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1946)
PAGE EIGHT THTH^DAY FEBRUARY 21. HMtf THE SENTINE!., COTTAGE GROT* OREGON lni|iounded nf the Cottage Grove IMI<OI<NIHN<1 WATER AT Tenth street in the Cottage Grove LAKE lake and that the water level hail slum district and we suppose that The resident engineer nt the risen fourteen feet above the Harvey road and Mosby Creek Th» Delight Valley school boy* wilt be next to be heal'd from. were victorious, 18-4 in a basket Cottage Grove dam antumneod minimum | mm >I requirement.. ball game with the Dorena boys yesterday that water was bring played at the Delight Valley The O K Supply Co. is making school house Friday afternoon. further expansion in Cottage Mm. Mary Paul of Eugene spent Grove's slum district on 10th Sunday with her folks, the U. H. street with a remodeled office and Pontiac Sales and Service Haights. display room. This concern has Oliver Flaten, formerly of Cana acquired the former building oc- Mrs. Nellie Maria Hard. 85. died da, who has been staying at the cupied by the C. E. Roberts plumbing shop and the building here Monday at the home of her home of his aunt, Mrs. Mary daughter, Mrs O. T Richey, 1843 Flaten, has gone to Los Angeles. The Friendly Neighbors club about thirty by fifty feet is being Mr. und Mrs. Fred Witcher of East Main street. Sho was born It won't take you long to figure out why people come here remodeled into a display room Meets Every TUESDAY met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hayden Bridge called at the Ralph Nellie M. Danborn at Farley, la., Our merchandise is of the highest qualify, yet and office quarters with the ad Night, 8:00 o'clock Margaret Keene with Mrs. Kath- September 22, 1861, and was mar Sears home Sunday. dition of display windows and a ' our prices help you save. lerine Gheer entertaining. There New Quarters, Main Street. Paul Schimpf and son Terry of completely remodeled interior ried to William W Bard in 1881, 18tfc ' were 14 women present and Mrs. The new office and display quar coming to Oregon two and a half Portland spent two days recently ' C. A Callantine became a new years ago, first living at Glen at the John Stabler home member. It was voted on and pas ters adjoins the O. K. building on wood and later moving here. The Curtis White family of Eu the north. The present office sed to buy two blankets for the Surviving are two daughters, gene visited Tuesday afternoon at quarters will be used as storage t Olis Chapman family whose home Mrs. Feme Zubrandt of Everly, the R Hansen home. was destroyed by fire at Dorena room. Iowa, and Mrs. O. T. Richey of recently. Helen Russell was ap A E. Gnvn, Creswell merchant, this city; two sisters. Mrs Emma pointed to buy the blankets. Af Cook of Oklahoma, ami Mrs. Jes was transacting business here ter the business meeting was ad se Roland. San Diego, Calif., and yesterday journed they had an exchange of a brother. John Danborn of Storm valentines. And a guessing game The airfield south of town on Lake, Iowa. contest was given with Ruby the VanNortwick farm will be Benston winning first prize and RED CROMS REPRESENTA Margaret Keene second. The next available for rent by anyone who TIVE HERB SATURDAY desires to place a plane there, it club meeting will be an all day The American Red Cross Vet was announced at the regular meeting with a potluck dinner at erans representative will be in noon at the home of Helen Rus meeting of the Cottage Grove fly Cottage Grow on Saturday of ing club Monday, held at the sell at Goshen. each week instead of Tuesday as FRIDAY. SATURDAY, The new owners of the old Sagi Jefferson school. This field was in the past. Veterans and their Re roofing and Repairing FEBRUARY 22-23 naw Cash store, Mr. and Mrs. C. secured by E. L. Clark, Ralph dependents may contact Mr. Coe A. Callantine. opened up for busi Allen and John Trunnell. All Work Guaranteed. It was also learned that a plane at the city hall from 9:00 to 12:00 ness Wednesday with a well sup for information concerning claim, plied grocery stock. They have purchased by the club, an Aer- work and other veterans bene- LOWEST CUT RATE PRICES ON ALL TOBACCO onca. is slated for delivery here named it Cal's Cash Store. । fits. the first part of March at which Phone 10F24 The school children enjoyed a Judy Garland, Robert Walker, Valentine party at the school- time flying instructions will be Cottage Grove Week end guests at the L J. JamM Gleaaon, Keenan Wynn. house Thursday afternoon. All offered. McLaughlin home were Mr. and Marshall Thompson, LucUM Glea- the little tots in the community w, _ _ __ Mrs. R*y Alien of Portland and weae invited. The pupils surprised daughter Ruth from the Univer their teacher. Mrs Culver, by pre- _ ? । Y I sity of Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs senting her with a birthday cake Marvin Brown and two sone of The high school club held a Fall Creek Mr Allen is a nephew Basset Bros 25 4tp 28 In the past two months we have SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, I Valentine party at the home of and Mrs. Brown is a daughter of The Only Cut Rate FEBRUARY 24-25-26 Lillian Turner Thursday evening. attempted to improve the typo Mr. McLaughlin. The next meeting of their club graphical appearance of The Sen will be at the home of Tommy tinel and that the public appre ciates a blacker head letter Lype Hammons. Jack Jones of the Signal corps is proved by the number of com who had been in the south Pacif ments we have received since in ic for the past two years has ro- augurating these improvements. This week we are using for the Gaoronfeod ceived his discharge and is visit- _ ing at the home of his mother. first time a new masthead re Genuine Lamb Burgess Meredith. Robert Mitch- gur| cently designed by the engravers. urn, Freddie Steele. Wally Cassell. ‘ Mr and Mrs Bill » • » ... ---- -------------- ------ Copp receiv- In this masthead we attempted to Jimmy Lloyd, Jack ~ ~ Reilly, Bill a telegram Thursday saying tie in some twenty to twenty-five Murphy. or your money buck that Dwight Rhymer, former resi communities served by The’ Sen dent of this place, had been killed tinel to discover that we had in a logging truck accident at omitted some communities that Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Copp went should have been included, but to include all would have been a to Sisters Friday evening. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. Mrs. R. W. Hill of Cottage physical impossibility. The first FEBRUARY 27-23 You don’t have to buy fancy-cut steak« or the choicest Grove spent Wednesday at the J. kick we had was from Manley roasts to be sure of tender, delicious meats at Safeway. Fuller of Bennett Creek, even be LLFT' XT _• Schwarzer home. Even our least expensive cuts—short ribe, boiling fore we had a chance to put the Benston meats and pot roasts—are unconditionally guaran visited Sunday at the F. T. Ben- new masthead in print. Next teed. If you ever get a cut of Safeway meat that fails to comes A. W. Shofstall who ob ! ston home in Eugene. please, your money back, without return of the meat. Mrs. George Getty spent a jects to classing any part of couple days last week at the home of her daughter, at Sweet Home. Joan Leslie, Robert Hutton, Do- Ret? Keene spent Friday night lores Moran. Harry Davenport, and Saturday with Elsie Geer at Rosemary D e C a m p. Barbara Cedar Creek. »30 Shoulder Squaie Cal Brown. The Harry Bentley family have LAMB ROAST moved into the apartments back Dreusd Fowl Lb. I oin of the Cal's Cash Store. Also Mr.and Mrs. Ed Brown of Cres LAMB CHOPS "T ,a 55c well spent one evening last week Rib Cleaned ¡at the Carter home. Frank Clark of Portland and a LAMB CHOPS .a 43« ; nephew of Salem spent Saturday i b F.nt LAMB STEW T* “ BO 19« * and Sunday at the Lowell Ben- nOUeyillCHJIl ston and William Sharon homes. Mr. and Mrs. Fennell moved : to Eugene last week, where they Gale Storm. Peter Cookson, Ar- have purchased a home, Beet Sugar 5 lbs. 32c; 10 lbs. 63c line Judge, Frank Jenks, Jerome Mrs. Jim Abbott spent the past Cowan, Ruth Lee. two weeks in California. Mince Meat. West shire, 2-lb. jar 49c Idaho Rad or Mrs. Goldie O’Neil and mother, Apple Butter, Libby ’ s, No. 303 jar 19c I Mrs. Gordon, have returned from Graaf Northern Orange Pekoe California, where they spent sev Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn, No. 2 can 10c eral weeks. Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn, 46-oz. can 21c Brand (coarta grind) Geo. Conley of Delight Valley A dairyman was Washington, spent Sunday at the Claude Law- White Magic Bleach, qt. 10c; l/ 2 gal. 17c But since then sanitation । son home. Improved the food of every 2Jb. jar 5St — THURSDAY, FRIDAY, O. K. Supply Co. Continues Building In Slum District Mrs. Maria Bard Dies Here Monday MARTIN MOTORS Moose Lodge Meets DELIGHT VALLEY Cut-Rate Prices Every Day at Thrift-Wise SAGINAW Theatre Programs 59c 75c Fitch’s Shampoo 63c 75c Meads Dextri-Maltose $1.39 SI.50 Casey’s Comp. 39c 50c Pepsodent Tooth Powr. 3c 25c Mistol Nose Drops 39c 50c Jergen’s Lotion 59c 75c Bayer Aspirin, 100’s 98c $1.25 Squibb’s C. L. Oil 29c 35c Tampax $1.99 $2.50 Lactogen, 2^ lbs. $1.00 Grove’s B Complex, 64’ s 89c 49c 60c Sal-Hepatica Flying Club Holds Regular Meeting ARCADE ROOFING ‘The Clock Northwestern Roofing Co. Now Listen 1 “The Story UHDER, JUICY TS evigy TIMI 1 OO Y OUTIP Mr and Mrs to Know LEG OF LAMB ^«.39* 35* Chinook Salmon 5145‘ Link Sausage -TT ^ 48* Razor Clams u 95* Chickens Pork Sausage %, > 1-7^^ DIANE FEBRUARY 21-22 “Voice of the Whistler” : MEMBERS WOMEN’S CHORUS HELP YOUR HARD WORKING EYES.. . SATURDAY, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23-24 “The Cherokee Flash Linda Sterling, Also “Girls of the Big House Lynne Roberts, Virginia Christine, Adela Mara, Richard Powers, Tale Birdwell. Saturday Matinee 2:30 P. M. HAVE A COMPLETE EYE-EXAMINATION NOW? Stylish, Guaranteed NOTHIN« DOWN CRAFTSMAN-MADE FACTORY TO YOU! A WSBU ■.a MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED NESDAY, FEBRUARY 25-26-27 CLOSED 820 Willamette - Eugene Dr. E. V. Broughton—Registered Optometrist in Charge Zenith Hearing Aid—140—$5 Down—15 a Month I • 65‘ £ 22* £ 43* X 20* Ä 46* HI HO lb . 2v pkg. A I Crackers PANCAKE FLR. 2/rlb. "H EC Suzanna pkg. I TENDERONI 2^.15* PEAS Gardentida No. 2 can 11* I I m I I I I I I Cold days call for hearty breakfasts, and one of the beat wave I ’ ve found I How to K Moil to Mako Breakfasts Hearty fasts that will also make a special hit for Sunday brunch. I I COLD MORNING SFKIAl Tomato Juice with Lemon Wedge Hot Apple Pancekee Rolled Around Sausage Linka I Wanned Syrup Coffee or Cocoa 01191097 3-lb. pkg. Morning Glory AU I I I I CIGARETTES Popular 2 pkgs. 26* Brands C tn. $1.28 LUX O Toilet SoapO ban AV Sweetheart Toilet Soap O/fO# 4> l □ Woodbury Soap 3 bars Aw J I / MOKI FOR YOUR MONEY SAFEWAY A Peone* Butter SAFFWAY LOW PRICES 0 Y to make a breakfast substantial is to some meat in the menu. I include Here are oome favorite winter break OATS Dog Food 8-lb. yy< Home Plate pkg. K / MODERN OPTICAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE WEST Fresh Oysters Beo«? Lava (Med.) Hand Soap 3 bart "S ta ii<IÀr<l 39e TEA Van Camp't Richard Dix, Lynn Merrick, Rhys Williams, James CardwelL Sunset Carson, Tom London. one, WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,- This is a pure food nation. ' Salem—The Misses Dorothea and : Joyce Clark of Cottage Grove, nieces of Miss C. M. Clark, have ■ met the qualifications for mem bership in the newly formed wo men's chorus at Willamette Uni versity. Cottage Grove Call 521 38* I I I I I I _______ —To 2 cups of I prepared pancake flour, add 2 eggs and cups milk beaten together. Blend well. Stir in 1 cup finely chopped apples and 2 tablespoons melted shortening. Drop by table- spoonfuls onto greased griddle or frying psn. Bake until bubbles break; turn and bake until golden I brown. Wrap each pancake around a well-cooked sausage link. Serve hot with warmed syrup. Serves e. START THS DAY RIGHT! Baked Winter Pears Broiled Lamb Chops and ' Hashed Brown Potatoes , Toasted English Muffin Coffee or Milk HASHED BROWN POTATOES- Melt 3 tablespoons shortening in I a heavy frying pan; add 3 cups chopped or finely cut cooked pota toes, heaping them toward the cen ter and away from the edges of the f>an; season to taste. Cover with a id or heavy plate; press down so that cover is right on top of the po tatoes. Place a box of salt or rock on top to give pressure. Cook slowly i and without turning for 15 to 20 minutes, or until crusty brown. Turn out onto a warm plate. Cut into 4 or 6 pie-shaped wedges to serve. I QtwULXiA- Director I Snowflake CRACKERS £ 17* Hershey's Cocoa 5* Pancake Flour ‘To*’ 69* Sunbrife Cleanser 3:10* Wheaties 3'^25* • o FEBRUARY VEGETABLES Jcy Grapefruit lb 5c Delicious Desert White Broccoli lb 18c Tender green hunches. I Crisp Carrots Ib 6 y2 c Delicious APPLES Extra Fancy. Fancy and C Grade Lb. 12c No tops to pay for. I Cabbage I iirii n, medium aizes. I I I I I Local crop. The Homemakers' Bureau Another Safeway Service J Ib 6*/2c lb 8c New Yams D'Anjou PEARS Pre-ripened, , .hilcy Lb. 13V1C Calavo From the South. Avocado* Potatoes 10 lbs. 45c Ripened • Ready to Eat S. No. I ’s TOO lb. sack 3.Ö9 Lb. 35c >
