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CANTWELL TAKES OVER SHOPPING < ENTER STATION CITY BRIEFS— Hill Cunlwcll, son of Roy ('ant well. who o|wratrs the Cantwell on North 99 lias taken over Mr, and Mrs. Tommy Jones and Messrs P J Bush. E L (’lark. I lli< lilt ’ I Union l*ai«>.X slatlon ÍMÍÍMH Ma. in 8 iho I 1 Jorona shopping renter and on Hie job.! baby Pamela will leave Saturday J. A Kiker and James Beck spent The station at the »(topping center for Monmouth where Tommy will the week end at Camp Arrah GUNN At the Smith mater- was IcaM-d by the government lol enter Oregon College of Educa- Wanna attending the Oregon Council of Baptist Laymen. They nlty hospital, Monday, Scpiemlx r •he Union < HI Co., and wax taken lion. report a very successful meeting N. ¡947, to Mr and Mrs. George L. over by Mr. Cantwell. Mix» C. Melixxa Clark of 2511 Gunn. Black Butte route. Cottage A traveling examiner of oper Ndrth Ntli Mtteet entered a Eugene Grove, a son, George William Mrs I. P, Sanford of Portland hospital Monday for an o|a»rution ators and chauffeurs will be at lis spending the week visiting her on her fool, and it ix hoped the I the city hall. Monday the 15th for Ledger Sheets The Sentinel. •mother. Mrs W B Johnston. operation will correct a trouble' the purpose of examining those of long standing. A niece, Mi»» wishing to obtain driver's permits. Joyce Clark, will arrive September Mr and Mrs. Dale McCoy of Ino 14th to la» with tier aunt a week. Her sister, Mrx Sidney Zucker- rane route and family arc moving 1 num (Dottie Ann Clark! left Aug- to Glendale, Oregon for the winter. usi 1st to join her husband in Phil adelphia, who is attached to the Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cooper and navy then1. children, Sharon and Preston of Onterio, California, accompanied x Dorena Dam and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne and by Rola-rt Preston of Pomona. family of Dl«Mon route spent a California, have been visiting a 833 N Ninth, Cottage Grove. few days last week at the coast brother of Mrs. Cooper and Mr and returned by Salem to take in Preston, Lee Preston and family the state fair there. of Lorane. Mr. Preston at Lorane ■- ! ix serving ax superintendent of the Mr and Mrs Benton Schrenk Tall Fir Lumber Co. of A litany, former residents, spent the week enti here visiting friends Leslie Allen Scott. 3 year old »on and were guests of Mr and Mrx of Mr. and Mrs. L. W Scott, is a W (’. Martin Saturday night. patient in a Eugene hospital, re- cuperating from the effects of a Mr and Mrs A W Shofstall broken arrti, sustained when he Phone 224 R — North 09. and sons, Bob and Duane, accom-iwas kicked by a horse. pan led by Albert Martin attended ■ ■ — The price of pork would come the state fair at Salem Saturday. down if farmers had a few more sows as prolific as that of Mis. A L West,, who resides southwest of the high school. An OIC sow owend by Mrs. West gave birth to a litter of 17 pigs on August 30th. This was the third litter for the sow this year. TUPPER At the Smith HUI- ternlty hospital. Sunday, Septem ber 7. 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I *8*. . . !.. rup|M»r. ( oltage Grove, a »on Glen Leroy. u Cantwell “76” Service Station We carry small line of Groceries \ at our Cottage Grove Station This is YOUR Answer HEATING OIL USERS Speedy, Efficient Service Our customers are protected by a complete file of their needs in our office. No need for you to have fuel oil worries. WE MAKE THAT OUR BUSINESS. All sizes of tanks available now! Call us for particulars. R L. (Bob) Sedergren, Dixtnbutor AHVniES OF RERSOn QiJoidL and ÌTJ uùl J o HM h Z* MIHP Xou MAHKFW. RrVA// vAAtM DAD COH8S HOMI WHAT OO*5 [ he sav 9______ „ ’ „ W » 1 _ The Rev. Ray Huff of Mon mouth visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren, and other friends and relatives. Mrs Warren wax a former Sun- day school teacher of the Rev. Huff. A house guest last week of Mrs. .Joe Smith was Miss Margaret Ann Jenne of Yakima, Washington. Sunday guests of Richard Smith were Ed Adams of Corvallis and Forrest Lednicky of Junction City. Mrs. Joe Young returned the first of the week from a week’s visit with Mrs. W. R. Gillis at Vancouver, Washington. Union Oil Company Telephone 76 Mr and Mrs. Wendell Thompson of San Louis Obispo, California spent last week here and in Eu- gene visiting relitives. While here they visited with his »tepfather, Clarence Applewhite, and Mrs. Ethel Applewhite SUV AT Got a Cold? F. & F.y Vicks, Red Cross, Penetro, Ludens Smith Bros. Cough Drops Kelton— Waterbury Watches & Alarm Clocks z All Brands of Cigars "^^S t TAGEGROVE, OREGON CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO Will be CLOSED from SEPTEMBER 29th till Grand Opening Pate in 6th Street Building -- -o--- Make Your Appointments NOW for Your Christmas Photos. Joe Young Jr., who has spent the summer here with hut grand mother. Mrs. Joe Young, has re turned to Seattle. Washington, to the home of his parents, where he will enter school. w Mrs Minnie Chapman and Belle Burkholder »pent the week-end in Eugene and Salem, motoring to Eugene on Saturday, Sept. 6th to attend the meeting of the North west Zone of American Hearing Societiet which met in Eugene Sept. 5th and 6th. Saturday night a banquet wax given at the Osburn hotel in the sunroom and a pro gram of talks and music was broadcast over the radio. A roll call disclosed a large number in attendance from Seattle, Portland. Vancouver B. C„ Washington and Oregon, and one from Cottage Grove, being Miss Belle Burkhold er. Miss Marilyn Williams, who will have charge of classes for the handicapped children in Eugene schools, recently from St. Louis, was one of the judges for the lip reading contest which was won by i Mrs. Sylvia Peters, secretary of the Eugene Hearing Society who were hosts for this conference of the northwest zone She is also vice-president of this zone Miss Betty Wright, a severely handi capped person with very little nat ural hearing, gave a most interest ing talk concerning her exper iences during the war as a nurse in various American hospitals. The i next morning in spite of the rain, the two ladies motored on to Sal- Icm and found the state fair very interesting and a big crowd on hand despite the rain. They re- j mained for the horse show and rodeo at the stadium that night which ended at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hartwig and daughters Karen and Carmen, will fly to Walla Walla. Washington : Friday for a visit with relatives. They plan to return Tuesday "eve i ning. Mr and Mrs Dennis Geaney »nd FATQÎTFR WMTBSN ATTO daughter Maurine of Lakeview MANAGER were I^itxir Day week end guests Col. Reg. Fauquier has been of Mrs Minnie Willits. made manager of the Western Auto Supply store in •the Wiser Mrs. H. C Hart returned home building Ite succeeds Jack Dia Friday after spending a week with mond. who it is understood will he her daughter, Mrs D A. Mffoon, associateri with the new shoe store near Harrisburg Mr. Hart spent here. Dean Addington has been Sunday and Labor day with his added to the Western Auto Supply daughter and returned home J as salesman. While there they also visited in - - — ■ Salem. MIHM OREGON WINK — ~ ~ H< HOLARMHIP Mi»x Clara Morw* of Spokane, Jor Ann Amordr, of Sutherlin. Washington visited with the Geo Oregon'» entry in the Mix» Amcr- Hunt* last werk Minx Morse wax ica contest at Atlantic City. N J well impressed with our town and won a 31,000 scholarship for plac hop»!, to return. ing in the semi-finals according to press dispatches. She was among Mr and Mrs Hugh McCormick, the fifteen beauties to reach the Miss l>onna Hatch and Junior Du semi-finals in the national contest. gan spent a few days last week at Five of these reached the finals. D»ng Beach, Washington, Seaside and other coast points. ■Dinner guests Sunday at the O. W. Blackmore home were Mr. and Mr and Mrs Marvin Maddux of Robert Blackmore and son. GlennvlJJe. California, were week of San Francisco, Mr and Mrs. end guest» at the home of Mr. and i^ter Blackmore and son. Mr. Mr* James P. Graham Mrx Mad- arwj j^rx. L. E. Funk and three dux and Mrs Graham are cousins. ! children and Mr and Mrs. WiL In company with her grandmother )iam punk and two daughters. the late Mrs. P. A. Morrison, Mrx. _______ Maddux came from California to Mrx. Hunter, formerly of Cot- attend the dedication of the Cot- | tage Grove, but recently of Six- tage Grove Presbyterian church | tens, visited a short time here with in 1892. j friends the first of the week. She ------------ | left Wednesday for Portland. John Travis, publisher of the where she will entrain for Okla- Hood River County Sun and Sig- 1 homa to make her home with a f rid Benson Unander. Portland, daughter. She was accompanied by treasurer of the Republican State a grandson from Oklahoma. Central Committee, were in Cot tage Grove Tuesday calling on S. J Leonard is quite ill at his friends. home suffering from a heart at- ——— tack and complications. He was re- Carl D. Monroe, manager of the ported a little improved yesterday. Eugene office of the Social Secur- Hix sons Roy of Milwaukie and ity Administration, will be in Cot- Ralph of Oakgrove drove down tage Grove Monday .September 15. yesterday and spent the day with 1947. Monroe may be reached at him. the office of the Oregon State Em- ploymcnt Service from.10,-30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bird left for to noon. Portland early today to attend a three day northwest building ap Garnet and Rex Beach, daugh praisers’ conference. ter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell and Beach of Dixston route continue to win honors in the 4-H health con son Dean are nicely settled in their i text. They won the district contest new home, the former Dr. Will here sometime ago and recently Earl farm. won the county contest and were awarded a trip to the state fair Miss Ina Monroe of Portland is , at Salem. spending the week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Monroe. Mrs Ransom Cone returned — home Sunday from a two weeks’ f, vacation spent visiting relatives at 1 UNKLE HANK SEZ Baker, a sister at The Dalles and t***"*"™^—■ another sister at Boring. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Cone and daughters L , - cnMF FOLKS Janet and Nancy motored to Bor ‘TH SlZt OF SOMfc ing Sunday and brought her home VESTS J DEPENDS» ON.—___ with them. | HOW MUCH OOT Dr. Elbert Smith, who has been an instructor in chemistry in Den ver University, visited last week at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Dan Hamant. He left San Francisco September loth for Honolulu, where he will be instructor in chemistry in the University of Ha- [ in ■Hie Hrntlnrl, Cottage Ornve. Oregem SHOP STEELE’S For your every day needs our Grocery slock is complete at prices that are reasonable. Fresh Meal — Picnic Supplies — Cold Drinks — Locker Box Supplies — Canning Suppliea. > Open Sundays and Evenings. Steeles Store and Locker Plant The Store "On Dorena Lake Shore” Open Sundays and Evenings. Phone 303 R 2 NOW AVAILABLE! CABINET SINKS STYLED IN STEEL ★ Four Drawer* ★ laser Shelf ★ Big lew! ★ Sliding Cutting Beard Be money ahead—yet have the finest—in this marvel ous new American Kitchen Sink! Bowl and drain boards are finest porcelain on steel processed against cracking or chipping. All-steel cabinets are sound proofed and rustproofed. Doors are double-walled with rounded corners and inner surfaces vermin- and moisture-pfoofed. A new AMERICAN sink built for lifetime service, lifetime pride! Easy monthly pay ments if you like. Mr and Mrs. E. P. Bradbury, of Pasadena. California, were guests the past week of the R. H. Man- becks of Delight Valley. Mr. and Mrs Bradbury arc the parents of Dr. Norns E. Bradbury', director of the Las Alamos. N. Mexico sci entific laboratory of the atomic bomb operations. The amount you have in your pocket has nothing to do with how much SERVK E you rereive from NOLT'S CHEVRON STATION. Everyone Is welcomed with prompt, friendly service . . . stop in for high quality Chevron gas Miss Vivian Barkemeyer and and oil . . . you’ll be a regular Miss Yvonne Stoneburg returned customer from then on. last Saturday by plane from a ten- day vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lynch and Mrs. Alice Pur Cottage Grove dy at their lake shore resort. Jew 610 Madison ell Heights. Bijou. Lake Tahoe. California. Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Purdy are Miss Stoneburg's sis- ters, and formerly of Cottage Grove. See Them at Our Store Golden Rule Appliance 711 SO. PACIFIC HIGHWAY We Give S & H Green Stamps Nolt’s Chevron Station We Have Been Appointed Headquarters Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Strong re turned home Sunday from 10 days spent at Toppenish. Washington w»ith their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Browm. The Browns brought them as far as Gresham, where they visited with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brown. They were met at Gresham by Mrs. Ed Deck er and Mrs. Milton Greenfield, daughters of the Strongs, and Gen«* Daniels, who brought them home. — Dr. and Mrs. Charles Knox Bro sheer and Miss Margaret Perkins of Middlesbrough. Kentucky, call ed the first of the week on their cousin. Mrs. Herbert Eakin, and other relatives. They were touring the northwest states and thought the Cottage Grove vicinity and Oregon surpassed anything they had seen, and they had been in every state. in This Trade Area for HARVEY RED HED HAMMER MILLS This appointment confirms the fact that in supplying this community with dependable farm implements, our service to you starts with the selection of the most outstanding farm tools that it is possible for us to offer. HARVEY RED HED HAMMER MILL Super Flywheel Momentum Speed* the Steady Swing. Ing Hammer« at 3 Miles a Minute, Delivering SO to 280 Grain-Smashing 12-ton Blow* per Second. That'» fart f—d Grinding, Brothorf ’ Invito you to come ht soon end see this greet N new Hervey Red Hed Hammer MI11 so that we may show you how and why it can make more money WS Empty Saddles in the Old Corral Cause Chrysler’s on the Hiway All Fixed Up Swell. McCOY MOTORS Floyd Githens Motors Inc. Chrysler, Plymouth Sales and Service 6th and Wash. 3 tfc Phone 64 836 Main Phone 27
