Loyal Order of
Moose
City Briefs i
Howard Hurpolc and Kenneth
Hansen, «tudent« at Oregon State
college, N|a nt the week ••nd with
their puren ta here.
Mrs. Ella Wolfard and tton
Lloyd left Monday for a trip to
Dr. Angeles, California,
Boi 843
Phone 03
Mr. and Mm. Elbert Ilede of
Portland were Sumiay overnight
gueata of Mm. Velina Harmi, en­
route to California on a vacation
LODGE NO. 810
Open for teen ngers Friday
evenings.
Lodge meets every Tuesday
night at 8:00 o'clock.
CLONK!) ALL DAY MUNDAY
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Mr. and Mrs A N. Curtís, re-
Cvntly of Henil, have purchascd the
Jack Maulding place at 743 North
•th Street, and have come here
lo take up thcir rexidence. Mr.
Curtís wa« superintendent of
BrookN-Scanion Lumbcr opera-
tk>n« In Bend for 2M ycan, but la
now retí red.
Mr«. David Garnet and daugh
BIG OPENING DANCE
Eagles Hall
FRIDAY, MARCH 7th
1er Janet of Portland are spend Thiun and Mrs. Malat Gates. Mr «later, Mrs William Jones and
mg a few days here on business Heagvr ia under a dottora care family They alito vtaded Mr. and
and visiting friend«.
due to an eye Injury received in a Mrs Forrest West and baby Craig
fall from a dredge where he was at Coos Bay.
George Foster left today for working.
Portland where he will enter the
1
, Mrs. J. W. Tarr wm called to
Veteran’s Hospital for a checkup
Miss Millicent Lewis was taken ■‘"»'dem last week by the death of
He went to Portland with Mr and to a Eugene hospital Friday where h, r mother, Mr«. Henry Lynch,
Mrs. Charlie Anderson of I Might she I» under observation and treat- w,’° pawed away Thursday. Fun-
Valley. Mr. Foster and Mr Ander­ ment for diabetes.
*'r“i service« were held at Salem
son will attend a convention of the
Saturday. Dr Tarr and daughter
4th Division engineers in Portland
। Margaret attended the funeral ser­
Mr*. Elvira Montgomery reeeiv- vices.
on March Nth.
<■<1 wotd of the death of her daugh­
Mia* Billie Ann Butler I n vi«- ter-in-law, Mnt. Frank Montgorn-
•Mr. and Mrs. John Read who
’
iting friend« in Portland, a guest cry of Quinter, Kansas. Funeral have m ie n, >
servile
were
held
at
Quinter
on
“
n for Jv 7 .
°f
of Mrs. William Spie», and other
n
month« have
friends. ( tn Wednesday night the T um H dv
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moved to tn the th«. Springfield section
attended the operetta “Student
where they purchased a home in
Prince."
Mrs. Frances Henry and Miss the Springfield suburbs. They pre-
Mary Marden of San Francisco, viousiy operated a grocery store at
Ite la fives here have received ( alifornia spent the week end in Dorens and Row River for several
word of the death of Jack Nort of North Bend with Mm. Henry’« years.
San Francisco on February 23rd.
His widow is the former Maude
Griggs, who at one time was a
CROSSCUT, HANDSAW, AND CIRCULAR SAW FILING
resident of Cottage Grove.
Mm. Martha Marsh had as hod
house guest last Sunday Mr and
Mm. George Canon of Veneta.
Mint Gene Brooks of Portland
sfsnt the week end with Mia» Ei­
leen Harpole.
(Me fix ’em)
Dick Written, 145-pounder of the
Eugene JCC, will meet Al Kelsay
of Vancouver, Washington, "Gold­
en Gloves” champion, in one of
the feature events of an amateur
show al the armory Friday night
In Eugene In a boxing match. The
fight cards will be the final tuncup
before next week’s state champion­
ships.
North river road near Birch
Special attraction will be dancing conteit.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Blackmore
have received word from their
daughter-in-law and son that they
Music by Western Wranglers popular band.
sailed from New York January 26,
docking in Gcrm’any February 6th.
Admission: Gents $1.00, ladies 50 cents including tax.
They went to Munich by train.
• which was very cold, as no heat in
30 dtp
cars, where First Lt. N. H. Black­
mon- met them and drove 30 mik
in a jeep to Bad Talz, where Nor-
~ man is stationed. They have a 7-
room house, 15 miles from Bad
Talx. have a maid and fireman
who work for one meal a day The
people will do most anything for
cigarette«.
DON’T LET FAULTY WHEEL
ALIHEMENT CRIWIE VOUR CAR
'W. buttali" I
A group of the Sr Baptist Youth
Fellowship attend«*«! a Discipleship
Convocation In the "White Tem-
' pie” (First Baptist), Portland.
. Tuesday. Dr. Oliver DeWolf Cum­
mings. executive secretary of the
Baptist Youth Fellowship, was
1 chairman of the meetings which
ran from 3:00 o’clock until 9:00
p. m. Janie Ponton. Mary Bush,
Kenneth Bush, Kenneth Casper,
W C. Martin, Jr. and Rev. Peter
J. Bakker enjoyed the meetings.
A cottage prayer meeting was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
। Sam Warren. ID I Madison Street,
Tuesday evening. The Warrens had
charge of the meeting, which was
in preparation for the coming pre-
Easter services at the Baptist
church, starting March 9.
Mr. and Mm. John Smith ac­
companied by a neighbor hoy, Or­
ion Fisher, stopped here for a vis­
it with Mr. Smith’s brother. Guy
Smith and family while enroute
from Ixxil, Calif., and Southern
California points to their home at
Herrick, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reed return­
ed Tuesday from Portland where
they made a short visit with Mr.
Reed's mother, Mr^, John Enders.
Sidney King, head of the traf­
fic safety division of the state of
1 Oregon was here Tuesday in con­
nection with instituting a driver's
course in the high school and while
here was an overnight guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Carlson.
M & S AUTO SERVICE
Floyd Meade and Ralph Schultz,
Owners
Va Mile North on Highway 99
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Phone 180 J
Mrs. William Thum, instructor
in the local Jefferson school, has
been absent the past week due to
infected eyes. Mrs. Elmer Fleming
has been substituting in her place.
Miss Eleanor Scott, also on the
teaching staff, is recuperating at
her home in Roseburg from injur-
ies received in a car accident last
Friday night. Her place is being
filled by Mrs. Cleo Mackey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beager and
Ted Williams of Sunbeam, Idaho
are visiting at the homes of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
SAKE’S ALIVE!
Do you mean to tell me that you
haven’t had my baby picture taken
yet, mommy?
I’m growing fast you know and I’ll soon be a big girl
so we’ll have to hurry and have them taken real soon
CLARK’S PHOTO STUDIO
W. G. (WALLY) ROBERTSON
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MEZZANINE FLOOR, WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY STORE
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
PHONE 343-J
”
AND GRINDING (NO INSERTS) SMALL BANDSAWS
BY AUTOMATIC.
AUTOMATIC IDEAL LAWNMOWER SHARPENING.
29-tfc
Thurs., March II, IUD
The Menltnel, Cottage (trove, Oregon
BONUS DEALS
at
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
$1.00 Jergens Lotion and 25c Jergens Cream
Both for 79c
75c Jeris Hair Tonic and SOc Jeris Hair Oil..................................
Both for 76c
75c Woodbury Special Dry Skin Cream and 25c Lano Lotion
Both for 59c
75c Noxema Cream
49c
50c Jergens Lotion and 25c Dryad Deodorant
Both for 39c
JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT OF BOOKS
49c to $3.00
Cottage
Grove
Pharmacy
Phone 244
632 Main
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HERE IT IS
THIS IS IT
Knickerbocker’s
FIRE SALE
Doors Open Saturday 8
at 10:00 A. M.
Doors Open March 10-15
at 9:00 A. M.
Starts
SATURDAY, MARCH
And Runs One Week
BARGAINS GALORE
EVERY ITEM HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN
HUNDREDS OF
ITEMS WERE NOT DAMAGED DY FIRE. NOTWITHSTANDING
THIS WE HAVE CUT PRICES ON EVERY ARTICLE OF MER
CHANDISE IN OUR STORE.
This Is Your Opportunity to
SHOP & SA
Saturday, March 8th to 15th
KNICKERBOCKER’S 5c to $1.00