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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1948)
12 Pages Section Two Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE < IROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THU RSDA Y, JANUARY 29, I9IH THE STRANGEST THING NUMBER 25 H i* reported that the Gilman was held at the Holt store Satur place I* for salt*. day evening. The Newbridge Lumlicr Com Very few attended the budget The Women's "Hobby” club met pany resumed operations Momlay meeting held on Monday evening wt the Ami'» home on. Wednesday morning ufter n shut-down of sev nt the school house The budget with a delicious pot-luck dinner eral month*. was unanimously accepted, A very served at noon. It was decided to Mr. and Mrs. F rank Booher mid interesting meeting was held. make a "friendship crocheted ta- Darrel of Cottage Grove were Mr and Mrs. Don Littlepage, , blcdoth for each member, each Sunday guest» at the home of their recently of Bend, and former resi block to lie presented to the host •on and daughter-in-law, Mr and dent# here, are visiting nt the ess of that month The next meet Mr* Raphael Booher Charlv* Littlcpagc home. They ing will be on February 11 nt the Mr and Mr* Jolinny Sowlra and have just returned from visiting Goins home with Mrs. Grace Goins the Men<’li<niii family field a mu relatives in California and thev as hostess Guest# present for the »leal evening at the Goins home also report they have sold their pleasant day were Mmes. Medinc, Sunday, helping lx>l* celebrate her ranch at Bend Marvick, Stephens. Ryan, Pettit,’ birthday. I he annual telephone meeting Barbara Gilman, Redlfer, Meach I earn, Goins, Suiter, Sowles, Nobyi. Grace Thompson, and the hostess' Irene Ames Sunday guestst nt the Eldon Thompson home were her parents, GRMiRS Mt and Mrs. Henry Falk of msumci ri Hulsey. . GROUP Ixiretta Olson has been absent from school the past week due to ttiaiai • #'•«•• n an attack of ap|>endlcitis. CURTIN r PELICAN THIS STRANGE LOOKING BIRD IS ONE TH A BEAK OVER A FOOT LONG AND A POUCH OF SKIN MORE THAN G IN H DEPTH THEY USE IT TO STORE AMY FOOD THEY WE A LOFT WING SPREAD AID BODIES O/l R 5 FT LONG CONTAINING NUMEROUS AIR SACS. MAKING THE HE AN BIRD BUCNNHMENU THE WATER A' . Mr and Mr*. Dick Garman and' Lucille Blackman spent Mondavi Consnmptlon of Klee I Evelyn went to Toledo Sunday to t night with Rose Underwood in Heaviest per capita con*umpt><>n see Mrs Garman's brother, whose Cottage — Grove and went roller of rice is localued In southeast! ra young baby was seriously ill With skating in Eugene. China, where H i* said to be hum pneumonia. Mrs. Garman’s moth- The 4-H boys and girls dubs are 4 ixi to 54# pound* per year In Puerto er accompanied them and re- holding a joint party Friday night Kicu rice emsumption amount* to rnamed with her son for a few 140 pound* a year per perion. Com at the 4-H Mothers’ club house. days. The cold r.nap brought frozen sumption in the United State* is Mr and Mrs. Sam Medford vis water pipes at the E M. McEwen about 6 pound* per person a year. ited Homer Powells near Dorena, home Monday morning and cold Saturday. । weather troubles to Mrs. Lawr Mr and Mrs. S Thomas Clark, ence Barkemeyer with a cold car Mr*. Nora Henderson and Mr. and motor and broken fan belt Mon Mr«. Geo. Sutherland, attended a day. DON'T SQUCUE THE Ml Inatwm! bruai. <m funeral in Eugene Thursday. The sunny days have seen Mr KLKERKX hih I «re how «ma«ingly it hid«« ugly pimptos «• it drim tb»m—oftvn <>n An unexpected holiday for the Charlie Wood cleaning her yard Ar»t trial. Not a greasy «aiv« that pimpiaa high school students occurred and burning weeds, and Gale Roby thrivwon, but a toothing me*h> at«d liquid that relieve^ itching—drive« rednr«« out. Monday when the boiler in the ploughing his field. Ask (or KLEf REX «t all druggust«. Q# DoubJa/our money beck it it ftile furnace room exploded and there could be no school. Salesbooks The Sentinel. Kelly Drug Company PIMPLES BEST BUYS In this day of higher prices everyone is looking for bigger food values. You’ll find al’ the well known brands at your Irish Swartz store. Don’t take substitute brands. Calling All Carnations Why pay more when you can get the best for less? See us about all of your insurance problems. The carnation once wai n five- petaled pink in »outhern Europe Tlir modern carnation is a large flower I available — in many colors, ut which yellow is one of the most GEO. MARKSBURY 811 Muin Street riant* Eat Animal* The »undew, the pitcher plant and the Venu* flytrap all catch and eat insect* Local Agent Telephone 308 Y j Loose Leaf Forms ROOFING PAPER SPARK OIL HEATERS—(Diesel or stove oil may be used) Phone 21 Now on display THE 1948 CHEVROLET Newer! Smarter! Finer Here# the one to see! Come in and 1948 brings you new smartness oid«.g , tAR ncw interior' lu^ COST And with all its greater value, QI J Al .1'1 Y AI LO'V S1 fidd _ thc only car tn it« Chevrolet’s the lowest-pnc« h - by Fisher, price class combining such ig- •R.dc and po9,tiva Valve-in-Hcad Engine, nitue dnve Chevrolets Action Hydraulic Brakes. Noothcr make, — and more people want ..rations and seven inde- .ccording to official nation-w.de reg.strat.ons pendent nation-wide surveys. CHEVMLET IS FIRST. Ask for nationally known merchandise. You’ll find it at Irish-Swartz and economically priced too! . ^RETIES OF PECAN TREES IN TEXAS ANO OTHER SOUTHERN STATES THERE ARE TREES SAID TOBE OYER 300 YEARS OLD PECAN TREES YIELD A GREATER REVENUE THAN ANY OTHER TREE AND THE PECAN MEAT IS IN SUGAR I C O OQ I GREAT DEMAND. THE NUT GROWS N A HUSK OR OUTER SHELL AND FAILS \ f-PUN THE OPEN HUSK PHEN RIPE The Sentinel. NOW AVAILABLE 737 Main THERE ARE ABOUT too DIFFERENT LONDON Mrs Lucille K I i n g e, county school superintendent, and Mr. Four generations have been vis Turnbull, state building consult iting and entertaining at the Leon ant from Portland, met with the Mortons recently with Mrs. C. E. school board Friday morning. Fisher from Portland for a week, The march of dimes at school and Mrs Lee Johnson and daugh- ter Jill from Fresno, Calif , since has tieen completed. * The small daughter of Mr. and Christmas. Lee Johnson was to arrive Sun- Mrs. Clifford Townsend has been day and w i I j return with Mrs. ill and required a doctor s care. She is better. Johnson and daughter, Jan. 29. Tolly Manning was off work a to their home near Fresno. week with a bad knee. Mrs. Robert Wood was given a Mrs C. A. Riggs and Violet well attended stork shower Wed nesday. Jan. 21. by the London Sherlock visited in Springfield and 4-H Mothers club at the club Eugene Thursday. David Campbell, a cousin, from house. She received many lovely Castle Rock, Wash., is visiting gifts in pink and blue. The London boys won their "Spud" Campbell and the P, M. Campbell family. game of basketball with Mt View Mrs Gale Roby has a wire from 19-18 Tuesday evening. Jan. 20. The rural school supervisor, her son Harold Blackman that he C- J Doty, made a routine visit and Gretchen Hotchkiss of Elmira, of London school last Wednesday. New York, were married Jan. 24. in Los Angeles. The Journal carrier ran into an other ditch near Cottage Grove and delivered the Sunday paper with the company car on Monday. Marjorie Berggrens mother from Newberg. Mrs. Gable, has lx$;n visiting here the past month. She returned home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Medford a—d Mr and Mrs. Nelson Bemis at tended a farm sale at Lorane, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bradford spent the week with Mis. Brad ford's parents, Mr and Mrs. Willis Garman. Mrs. Lorene Geer and children from Cottage Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Butler of Rose burg visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W. ’ ihimair « uus court Beatty, Sunday. « Mr. and Mrs. Sam Medford and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McEwen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sutherland Sunday. Jesse Blue's cousin, Raymond Stroud, was a visitor at the Blue home last week from Arkansas. He expects to return here to live after a visit with relatives in Portland. FIHTMASTIR TOWN MOAN Maxine Blue is working the night shift at the telephone office in Cottage Grove this week and staying with her aunt Adie, Mrs. A. B. Sugg. Everyone is invited to a brides shower for Marine Goodwin. Feb 5. in the evening. 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. John Paul Jones in Cottage Grove. Miss Goodwin is a former London resident. Word is received from the C. V. HMlMAtTH CAMIOOf Ballard family that they were all ill with the flu in California where they are recovering from injuries received in an auto accident be fore Christmas when on their way to Oklahoma to spend the holi days. They are with Mrs. Ballard s sister. Mrs. Iva Erckenbraek of Win lock, Wash., is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. P M. Camp nriTMam* ita now wason bell. FINE PURE CANE’- 10» lbs. FRESH FRUITS & «^O«O / * FLOUR $4.59 DRIFTED SNOW 50 lb. bag Pyequick Betty Crocker Wheatena Large package Peas Pictsweet, Big, No. 2 tins Salmen Tall Cans, Pink 29c Each 19C 2 for 35c Each 49C pkg. VESHäBlES Ycu’ll find a fine assortment of the choicest quality fre#h prodi’ce when you h ?n Irish Swartz. Our new ve «table department makes it pos sible for us to supply yov with crisp, fresh ve etal !•: at all times. LetLuee Large Crisp Solid Heads 29c for .. PICKLES MOM’S Bread and Butter Pint OLIVES BABY FOODS CAKE MIX South Shore Ripe No. 1 tins 20c cans HONEY Kelly’s Market The Best in Meats Pork Chops Wc pkg. ’ 32c Value STRAINED. Chocolate Chocolate Corned Beef Ivory Soap • Baker's Premium Guittard's Sweet Tke Ori ’1 Medium Ears Loin or Rib End COFFEE Ì 63c lb Jowl Bacon Lean Streaked 37C Lb. 3?C Can 49C Each 10-5 Cake Golden West a» f 53c lb Pork Sausage Seasoned Just Right 55c lb Pork Roasts OXYDOL OR DUZ SOAP POWDER Lean Shoulder Cuts I w I IM AI m 59c lb MOAN Pure Lard While It Lasts 2 lbs. 69c ihLt^Aina »vuNAtj town itWMAllft aw COMM On Hlway 99 Oldsmobile THE MODERN CLEANING AGENT tmUIMTtt TOWN MOAN COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO Chevrolet DREFT ■ « 29c General Motors Parts Phone 77 CHITTOCK REFRIGERATION CO. Telephone 4827 40 West 6th Ave. Eugene, Ore. Irish & ! ’’FRIENDLY FOOD SERVICE” FREE CITY DELIVERY / PHONE
