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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1948)
Thi- Kmtlarl, Cottage Grove, Oregon CHRISTMAS PARTY Thur»., Jan. I, IMS WORTHY MATRON NAMES ¡COMMITTEES FOR DMH The Royal Neighbors and Juven- ik? ^P a P1^«^™ TU«- day night preceding their ex- change of gifts. The program oiBChrlstnlas b> tbv ^ristmas •• b Wana K«y s b/ chrlatilw Stan« T^biey and Mary , u numbers. Ruth Smith, newly elected wor- ... . thy । - matron, aA<t Get ,5*5 1 ' worthy patron. pros ded over the meetmg Friday ntght of the Order of Eastern Star Committm« for the year, appointed by the worthy ma rorvaro: hnance. sabel Gates. Ruth Thompson and t,eorge Wit- I Telephone 159 ENGAGEMENTS OF TWO SINTERS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Stok< an- nounced the engagements of their two eldest daughters the past engagement of Miss Winnie Lc< to James Walter Dowls of Cottage Grove, son c Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dow is o Springfield, Illinois was told Fri party day evening at a suppe held at the Holland club. Next June has been set for their wedding. The betrothal of Miss Blanche Marie to Donald Wickendoll. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wicken- doll of Cottage Grove, was an nounced Christmas day. No date has been set for their marriage W. c. T. U. JANUARY 7 The Women's Christian Tem perance Union is scheduled to meet Wednesday. January 7, at 2:30 p.m. in the Methodist church. I NIW ZEALAND U.N. F*Ctt and Fac*S Reh-shments were seved by Akerblade Leona \ catch. Stella Edna Bur|min Uwana SuJ Hen Banton of ‘tcS. iarwra I i n. ixs - C1Wrjretta yungt Emma Trombley cement ments Ruth Randal. Echo GaMa- u,han Stra(ton and AdcHa s ? bin., lay McLaughlin and Twila , a^orationa were in Mar\ Ann. to n of Stewart; house committee, knat- kecping with tbc senson Tn.ats ;rcn fie Haynes, Ida Williams. Bertie were furnished the egmp to all Durham; examining. Nettie Gaw- prosent. ley, Gladys Hall and Charles Akerblade; instruction. Earl Hill. CLARK-ELWOOD KITES irove Union High School Maxine Ward and Donna Allen; The wedding of Miss Margaret m 1947 and Eugen. Business Col- entertainment. EI m Hickok. H b en Rude, Hazel Sahsman. Nita Elwood of Portland to Paul D. lege, and is employed at McCracken, Marie Malcolm; dec-1 Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. E B. Roebuck and Co. in Eugene. orating. Ina Godard. Ollie Dillon. Clark, of Cottage Grove was an Juanita Woodson and , Emma DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE , „ , Er- event of Wednesday night. Decem The Daughters of the Nile will win; coirunittee to select Rainbow ber 17, in the office of Judge Eva meet W< dn. sday. Januars 7. at mother. Ruth Thompson. Earl Hill, C. King, who officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Clark arc making The 1000-mile long chain of Inlands in the the home of Ruth Caldwell for a Roberts; publicity, Anna their home in Cottage Grove. Mr South Pacific that makes up New Zealand following Graham. 7:30 dessert with with the the following ------------- ----- ’"i ......... cannot be classified, fur it is a land uf committee: Ruth Caldwell, chair- An invitation was road to attend , „ ,s «nP»yed by the Sattcr- tremendous variety. When settlers (rum man, Bertie Durham. Echo Galda- a reception for grand warder, fie,d *“** service. Great Britain came to New Zealand unly bini. Pearl Brv 1er and Twila Malici Cofer, at Temple chapter 100 years agu they found the highly - N. OF W. REGI LAK MEETING 140, Portland, January 15. Stewart. intelligent and proud Maori people, a cii- Members who are on the act Refreshments were served at The next regular meeting of the mate that includes the sub-tropical and the temperate, every kind ive list and unable to attend are the close of the meeting with , Neighbors of Woodcraft will be ... I of landscape from sea to mountains, a Axheman’s paradise aud the Tuesday evening. January 6, asked to call Bertie Durham, i Chloe Horn chairman plentiful game. The country is now one of the world's great farm i 8:00 o'clock in the IOOF hall. phone 172R. 1 committee. ing nations and a bounteous supplier of dairy products. New । Zetland's government is noted for its broad programs of social wrlliri tor her 1,700.090 people. Her representative at UN. Head quarters is Sir Carl A. Bereudseu. The New Zetland flag is blue with four red stars and, in the left upper corner, is the I mon Jack. LETS CIXIPERATE SIÎIIST ! COMETOPE When it comes to White Goods., we know how to save you money on good qualities. We've been doing it for 45 years—and we're famous ion it in homes all over America! Here's Value When You Want It! January feature Offering Of Famous 72” x 108 Penco Sheets Mr and Mrs. J. A. Mackey of Cottage Grove, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, Sun day. December 28. at the home of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dugan, with > a family dinner for a large num ber of relatives. Many friends called during the afternoon to greet the couple and extend best wishes. They were married December 24. 1897 in Eugene. Oregon, at the First Christian church, and have been residents of the Divide com munity most of their married life. They have three children, Mrs. Arthur Dugan, Mrs. W. O. Saun ders and Cleal Mackey, all of Cottage Grove, and four grand- ' children. • Laboratory tested regularly to guarantee quality! •— ~~ * No wonder’they’ve been hard-to-get — everyone wants them! Superb (Penco^ sheets are magnifi cently soft and smooth—all finest muslin—famou for strength as well as comfort ... and at a thrifty price, too! 45” x 36” Cases •vj 63c w * ------- -r - Same top quality Penco* muslin! Stock up NOW! FEATHER AND DOWN PILLOWS O' ■ Plump duck feathers and fluffy down make a pillow that’s ideal for perfect rest. Sturdy ticking. 5.90 CHECK LIST OF JANUARY BUYS! Cretonnes; florals, stripes for draperies. 59c yd. Rondo percales ; Spring designes colorfast. 49c yd. 36 in. Bleached muslin for many purposes. 39c yd. Wonderblend rayon ; spor ty Spring prints, 69c yd. Bed pillows, combination feather, down. 3.98 5% Wool plaid blankets; 4.98 double bed size. Toweling-by-the-yard, big 43c linen savings! Terry wash cloths, many colors. 12 in. x 12 in. 10c Bleached Ramona cloth, for uniforms, etc. 36 in. 49c yd. 36 in. Bleached cheese cloth, 5 yds. in a box 45c Marquisette curtain goods plain or fancy, 39c yd. 2 only — Ladies Coats — 10.03 40-42 ^.4 6" Longer Than Avera^ Pin Dot Curtain Beauty Thrift-Buy in Chenille WOOL HANKE PRISCILLAS BEDSPREADS 3.98 4.98 They're 72" x 90" double bed size to generously cover any bed—made from 3% lbs. of pure virgin wool. White, and 5 pastels. 5 yr. guarantee against moth damage! Luscious, extra • generous curtain with pin dots wov en in! Preshirred at rod to they’re easy-on! Handker chief-rolled edges won’t fray! 88" x 81" size. Yes! Only 4.98 for plushy rich chenille I White or pastel ground with lovely multi-colored floral design! Easy to care for, too! No ironing needed! 80" x 105". Use 'Em Year Round! Lovely Washable Rayon Thirsty, Thrifty! SHEET BLANKETS CURTAIN PAIRS TERRY TOWELS 1.98 2.98 It’s a blanket in Summer— a warm, comfy undersheet in Winter! Fluffy cotton with firmly stitched ends! 70" x 95". Smart tailored pairs you'D use without draperies! Per« manent finish rayon, hem med and headed! 84" x 81" pair size. 35« Buy enough to last all year! Combination whit« and . color plaids match every color scheme! Won derful value! 18" x 36". LETS CXXM’ERATE IN '4H The Smart Shop FOR VALUES Reduction on wool dresses und robes. Lois ( Leonard, Owner •w SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGSI You’ll find it will pay AU YEAR LONG Io realize GREATER SAVINGS BY DOING AU YC BUYING AT... R FOOD M & W Market Plenty of Free Parklug Space SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Del Monte Coffee POUND IN GLASS JAR ( J ; | j | j I I , I 43c TOMATO JUICE » 46 °- - 23c CUT ASPARAGUS y,r s™1* n<> 2 19c HOMINY No. 2’/2 can 18c 4 lb. bag 63c RISINS Pound 35c WALNUTS MINCED CLAMS Can 39c OLIVES Ripe Tall can 29c Can 45c TUNA FISH COCA COLA CHEESE BEANS HARD MIX CANDY Kraft Pimento American and Velveeta Lbs. Large White M & W MEAT DEPT Guaranteed to Please PICNIC HAMS - 53c SIDE BACON - 7 5c BEEFSTEAK 69c Strait of Dover Still Proves Swimmer’s Skill Challenge springs eternal at the English channel's Strait of Dover, recently conquered by a swimmer for the first time since 1930. The challenge is found not only in the channel waters, but also in the air above and even in the earth under the strait, notes National Geo graphic society. , A land bridge joined the British isles and the con tinent of Europe until worn away in the Ice Age perhaps 10,000 years ago, geologists believe. In the realm of swimming, the treacherous 20-mile strait has been successfully negotiated 25 times. Ten women share the honor with 14 men, one of the men having crossed once In each direction. The first swimmer crossed in 1675. Where the swirling stream of the North sea meets the ebb and flow ofthe channel, cross currents, double tides and whirlpools are created, Slack tide is unknown; gale«, fog and rough water prevail much of the year. Men in ships have challenged the channel, in peace and in war, for centuries. Romans and Normans in- vaded Britain from the continent, while Spaniards, Germans and oth- ers were thwarted. snlc the FINEST IN FOODS...AT THE MOST Home Builders Retain Houses for Lifetime The fact that nearly 75 per cent of home builders occupy their houses for life indicates that home builders should take the time to plan homes carefully and also take a personal interest in construction details. Among the details important to the lifetime enjoyment of a house is good plumbing and heating equip ment. Quality materials and good workmanship are cheaper in the long run and are the best assur ance of low maintenance cost dur- ing the life of the house. The difference between a quality Installation and a skimped installa- tion is in the materials, in the ex perience of the contractor who takes the responsibility tor the entire in- stallation, and the skill of the jour- neymen employed by the contractor who makes the installation. A quality plumbing installation ha« piping of «^equate size to deliver the proper quantity ot water at all fixtures, irrespective of the demands for water made in the building. A quality heating system is draft less, durable, economical to operate and sufficiently flexible not to over heat in mild weather yet capable of providing an abundance of heat in severe weather. Preferably it should offer the advantages of radiant heat either by means of radiators, radi; ant baseboards, panels or convec tors. for covers Typewriter The Sentinel. All through 1948 we will continue to moke your new year happier by bringing you only The regular business meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s club will be held Mon day evening, January 5. in the east room of the armory, at 8:00 o'clock. • Made to Penney's own rigid specifications! rugs lied with the Ghlode« knot usually run« toward« one end. and for that rea«on a rug viewed from one direction may »how more high light« than when »een from the other. Light tor fhologrsphs A device to compute the light In tensity required for ■ correctly ex posed photograph from • given act of values has been patented by ■ New York inventor. Four factor« ■re conaldccgd: Filler, diaphragm opening, ahutter-coniroiled exposure time and film sensitivity. -Jo all our jriend^^J REGULAR MEETING • Smooth, long wearing, long fibre cotton! Oriental Rug Nap Die nap of hand-woven Oriental BLUER BUYS ALL J Tl” On Friday afternoon, January 2, Mrs. Albert Woodard will en tertain the P. D. G. Garden club. 2.98 The past quntter century h«> seen great diversiflestlon In use of soy bean derivatives. It wns Ju»t 25 years ago that A. E. Staley started processing soybeans nt Decatur, III Soybean win nlmo«t unknown to farmer« at that time Now It 1« Ihr fourth largest ea«h grain crop. Morning The red iky in the morning may ba attributed to th« rising cun shin ing on vapor» In the air which were there through the night, perhaps indicating that lher« will be rain during the day However, like ail weather ffredlctlons, this may be »ubject to change. IHÄIF-T-T/P. Wedding Anniversary P. D. G. GARDEN CLUB 81”x108 Red Rky In Soybean Quarter Century Pound PRODUCE Celery Short Shanks By The Piece Selected Young Steers For Those Cold Weather Meals — Chili Bricks - Tamales - Pure Pork Sausage — Pure Ground Beef. STORE WH L BE CLOSED ALL DAY NEW YEARS Lettuce Solid Crisp Apples Fancy Delicious Oranges and Juicy j i | I 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove
