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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1949)
Tliuni., July 7. 1949 TV Reatlaei. Cot tage Orove, Oregon MRS. ROS1 HAHH WINN AT w i NHON "Hiv \< in rriCM Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Watts left Tuesday for Bellflower. California for a visit with relatives and friends Mm. Watts will take chocolate dipping at Christopher Candy Factory in Los Angeles Hazel Hudgins will be in charge of their home until th«*y return. Wire Not Braggin’ --But We 're kind« proud of the fact that people show their apnreciation of our servccs and pt ices by making us sort cf family physicians to their cars. KEEP YOUR CAR MOVING McKenzie Texaco Service Station 5th and Washington Phíóhe 163 SUMMER Large $1 size — 60c Tiusy Cream Shampoo Dorothy Gray Hot Weather Cologne $2 size for $1 Dorothy Gray Cream Deodorant $1 size for 50c . Helena Rubinstein Deodorant Special Heaven Sent Deodorant Cologne and Cream Apple Blossom Deodorant Cologne and Cream $2.50 values for $1.50 Katana Rubinstein Esttog-enic Hormone Cream Estrogenic Hormone Oil $6.00 value $3.50 KELLY DRUG CO 609 MAIN PHONE 37 We give 8. A H. Green Stamps Wedding Announcements — The Sentinel — PARENTS Mr and Mrs. James Cnley and children. lr« ami Iva left last week to make their home at Del ta. Idaho Mm. Caley has a sister and other relatives at Delta. Mr. and Mm. Henry Bricker had Mr. and Mrs. W H. Lionbergvr as house guests over the weekend left Saturday for Vancouver. B.C. of the Foutth their sister-in-law, for a two week vacation. They ac Mrs. Elkv Bricker, her daughter companied their son and daughter- and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Er- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Lion- vin Stomps «nd little son Gerry. berger. and family of San Pedro, all of Milwaukie California. Recently visiting the Elmer V. P Noonan of Aberdeen, Kimery family was the Owen South Dakota, left Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. William Gambill Hamont family of Cottage Grove. his home after a visit here with and family spent the 4th in east Mr and Mrs. Elmer Kitnory ern Oregon, fishing at East Lake. Loyd and Ronald spent the Fourth i his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. While in the vicinity of Redmond with the Rad Schultz family of ami Mrs T F. Veale. Mr Noonan I made th«* trip here to offer con- they visited the A W. Shofstall Creswell. • : gratulations to Mr and Mrs family, former residents. Walt Lamb is building a 10 x lb’ Veale. who will celebrate their room on his house for a kitchen golden wedding this month An- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rasch of The tax assessor made the other brother and sister-in-law. Tacoma. Washington were week end guests of the R L. Sedergren rewinds last week, assessing many Mr and Mm. Jo»> Noonan, also of new homes built in this commu- Aberdeen, art* driving to the west and T. F. Veale families. nity during the last several yearn coast, and will arrive next Weti- The Wm. McBee family of Eu- nescbiy to attend the Veale«' gold Picnicking July 4th at Pole en wedding anniversary to be held camp were Mr. and Mrs. Roy gene was looking after interests July 17 at Enumclaw, Washington. up this way last week Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Tolbert Prueitt of Portland Compton. Mm. C. N. Land. Mr. and Mm. S. L. Mackin. Mrs Al came down and took his sister. bert Woodard and Mr. and Mm. Mm. John Macauley, David. Paul and Edward, and his mother. Mrs. Albert Adkins. Z. R. Davis of Creswell to Gran Young people celebrating ger. Wash, for the weekend They Fourth of July night with a picnic visited with the Marshall Prueitt and fireworks at the Manley family and with Mrs. Macauley's Fuller home on Bennett creek daughter and family, the Doyle were Dick Clark. Barbara and Pa- Farnsworths. Edward Macauley j tricia Laird, Herbert Fuller. Mr. stayed for n longer visit at the ind Mm. Ramon Fuller and sons Farnsworths and Marcielle Prue Dickie and Billie, and Mr. and itt came for a visit with relatives here. Mrs. Manley Fuller. Pat Quackenbush and Orville Mr. and Mrs Walter Trembley Lamb are spending their vacation ;md family of Seattle, former resi brushing out a half mile for the dents are visiting Mr. and Mrs. REA power line for electricity Fred Straussen and other rela coming to their homes ami putting tives and friends here this week. in an irrigation system for their garden. Lt. John Macauley of McChord Mr. and Mm. Gene Ware left June 29th for eastern points. They Field was home over the weekend plan to visit Mr. Ware's mother and with his father John Macauley in Chicago. Ill., before returning and bro them Willie and Ben at tended the Timber Carnival at home. ----------- TULLE* HINTS - Mr. and Mm. O. W Blackmore Albany. Mr and Mm. W. N. Lamb and spent from Saturday through • hol» big Imr — Monday with Mr. and Mm. Ellis Bill, Mr and Mm. Walt Lamb ami nrwly color Mylcd! Marvin. Mr. and Mm. Orville Blackmore at Gaston. Oregon. Lamb. Bruce. Alice and Dean. Mr •HOT MIHO — Mr. and Mm. Loren Lind and and Mm. C. L. Quackenbush. Jim. George and Ruby. Mr and Mm. Mr. Lind's parents. Mr. and Mrs. rainbow rich —aevtr Mort L. A. Lind of Los Angeles, who Vern Caley, Homer and Robert »wh paint colon — were visiting at the home of their were guests the Fourth of the J. F for imide—outside — ' son. spent three days the first of Lambs at Creswell. The "high the week at Glide with Mrs. Lind's light" of the afternoon was the parents, Mr. and Mm. Emmett hose being turned on the group as Pfeifer. Part of the time was they sat on the porch, much too COME nd SEE! spent in fishing on the North full after a bounteous dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers ami Umpqua with Mr Pfeifer being I tlie lucky fisherman, and catching Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Le- bow. Elwon, D., ami Darrell spent I a 19 inch trout. Saturday night at the Little Des Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Byron. Sally chutes, took in the rod«» Monday and Suzan were recent visitors at at Yoncalla and the fire works in 630 Whiteaker Ph 780 J the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleal Eugene Monday evening. Mackey. The Byrons live at Or dinance. Oregon, and Mr. Byron is employed as an army engineer at McNary dam. To Enter Your Child In The KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIOS . 12th ANNUAL ‘ ‘ ‘Most Attractive Child” Contest Open to All Children Over 5 Months and Under 10 Years. Contest Started Tuesday, June 28th $50 in Cath Prizes -18 Valuable Merchandise Prizes A Fra« Sitting to each entrant—You may enter more than one child, and it costs you nothing to enter your children. Winners to be chose by popular vote—All photographs will be displayed at Kennell-Elhs Studio at end of contest. Como in soon—No Appointment Necessary “THERE ARE NO STRINGS TO THIS CONTEST” Quality Essa Quality in eggs la a matter of breeding, management of flocke and care of eggs after laying. "Grrrnheadt’* Di« mallard, ons of our moat im-. ■oitant wild ducks, la knuwu aiL' graeiitiaad" by ipuiLamaa. ~ AMERICA'S NEWEST PAINT COURS '‘»inn Lee’s Paint Store Mrs. George Fisher of Nashua. Montana is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. W C. Glaede. Other visitors at the Glaede home this week were Mrs. Glaede s brother- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. A. Oden Hawes of Portland, who left today for their home. Mrs. William Freed of Long view, Washington, came the first I of last week to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Biggerstaff She was joined by her husband on Saturday, and both returned home Monday. ni« is s * Your Invitation LYNX HOLLOW (Mr». Orville luuub, report«*) Those attending aviation week at the Mahlon Sweet airport Sun day from Cottage Grow wvrr Mr. and Mm. Leslie Dial and children, taking the winner, Mm R om Babb, 86 hi y«im old. of 1624 Ash street. She was complimented for being so active at her age. A recording was made there by th«* Register-Guard reporter in the l'nit«i Air Lines plane. Pictures of this occasion will :ip|>e<ir later Another very active couple* was Mr and Mm Fred Crutchivy of Rout«* I. Eugene, riding their bikes for the occasion. Siu* .said sh<* learned to ride at 57 year» Hand-Shake A woman's hand »queer* aver ages about 43 pounda and a man's about 80. Mr. and Mrs. John Eastbum and two daughters Dixie and Peggy of Korbel. California left Wednesday for their home after visiting at the home of her daughter. Mm. Lewis Conley, and family. The Eastburns and Conleys spent the week end at the coast. Homer Hoskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hoskins, and H. C. Fitch of Coos Bay were week end visitors at the C. F Hoskins home. Homer lives at San Francisco where he works with the U. S. Consolidated. Mr. and Mm. John Byrnes have . arrived from their home in south- ' em California to spend the sum mer at their summer cabin at Scottsburg. Mrs. Byrnes is a sister of Mrs. Warren Edwards. The Ed wards family spent the holiday weekend at their cabin at Scotts- ■ burg with the Byrnes’. Dale Canaday, high school teacher of Gaston, Oregon is visit- i ■ng at the Manley C. Fuller home I on Bennett creek this week How safety-circle' driving cuts down accidents 'Know your safety-circle!*’ is an important lesson taught Standard of ( alifornia driv ers... and perhaps it can be helpful to you. Your safety-circle is the distance you need to meet an emergency situation-« car stopping suddenly ahead, for example. Our drivers get a special test which tells them exactly how fast they react, but in general, it takes the average person a full second to sec a hazard, think what to do and act. So, driving on a clear road, al 30 miles an hour, you should stay at least 7 car lengths behind the car ahead; when you drive 45 miles an hour, stay behind 13 car lengths months ahead of the current market — your guarantee of the MOST car for your MONEY. Liberal trades and easy GMAC terms. 1941 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE COUPE. Brand new $100 top, hydraulically operated, brand new Nanking eream paint, brand new seat covers, motor smooth and quiet, tires good. Originally $1095. Now you can buy it for $995. $335 or your old car down. 1942 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN -the MOST POPULAR CAR ON THE ROAD! New paint, motor excellent, upholstery nice. Healer and seat covers. Just came in trade and will be out of the paint shop by Friday — why not drop in and drive it? $1095 full price. $365 Down or your old ear. 1936 FORD COUPE .Jet black finish, Holly wood hubcaps, etc. Good tires, clean interior. Yours for $375. $125 down. € OH fNlA ro« b„t Mom than Standard drivers have Studied this and many other safety princi- ON BETTER BIG Yes! Used car prices are com ing down — they ARE down ----- as much as S500 under prices current six months ago* BUT — you can still buy from the Cottage Grove Mo tor Company with confidence because our constant alm is to give you THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE AREA! We plcs in our Driver Training Program, besides passing thorough visual examina tions. l ast year, they drove 41 million miles with an accident rate 60% lower than the national trucking fleet average. 1939 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN. Beau LOOK! tiful new Manhattan Beige paint (<>nr regular $75 job!) Interior and mohair upholstery is really very elean. Mechanically smooth ami quiet, tires good. All steel body, hydraulic brakes, Floating Power — one of Chrysler’s best products. Full price last week $695. Full price this week $595. $200 down or your old car—very easy payments. We II wholesale this 1941 Plymouth town sedan to you for the rock bottom price of $495. New motor installed just a few months ago—really runs like a top. Come in and see it—drive it away for $165. Bal ance in easy monthly payments. SPECIAL! 1941 DeSoto convertible coupe with a new 1948 Chrysler motor, dual pipes, twin sportlights, radio, heater, fender skirts, air-ride tires, windshield washers. Fluid- Drive with overdrive. The snappiest car in Lane County and well worth $1145. Liberal trade and terms. 1942 CHEVROLET COUPE. - Just rerondi- limicd in our shop. New Beige paint, good tires, not a dent in the body Fisher body, smooth hydraulic brakes, economical valve in- engine. Wc June been asking $995 — if away lor $945. $315 down. Balance up to |N months. 1940 PONTIAC 6 CYLINDER SEDAN. New 1940 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN nn exceptional engine in this one. oil pressure holds right at peak, smooth and powerful. Crest blue finish, tires good, upholstery elean an automobile you can be proud to drive, Sportlight and heater. Was $N95, Now $745. Trade and terms. UNUSUAL! This Ford sedan has a clean 1937 body with excellent upholstery BUT every thing else in it is 1910 model hydraulic brakes, steering column gear shift. 1910 dash board, etc. We feel it is well worth $295. Trade and terms. $75 enamel paint, white sidewall trims, new $25 seat covers, big heater. AND get this. It has a $<•» set ol Eddie Edmunds'' dual carburetors for top performance and belter gas mileage Well worth $795. See it! Drive it I Buy it I 1940 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION with a new niotor, heater, etc. I p to 25 miles per gallon 'I1' ,hiM '‘'''"'"»"‘y Special. Full price $195. I rade and terms. 1941 CHEVROLET COUPE a nice clean little cur nt a sm-rifiee price $795. Trade and terms. 1935 FORD PICKUP price. runs good, $99 Full COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO Studio Bldg. Eugene 13th & Willamette 4H-2te-49 On Hiway 99 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Phone 771 4
