Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1952)
. M 7 'X W t S a ,u r- ! ” >n<1 " o f the American Page « day fo r B uckhill hall». Pa.. to a t-.B a p tis t foreign mission board. Tin Sentinel. Cottage Grove. Oregon Thur».. Nov. IS, W ôî ---------- PRE-HOLIDAY CLEAN-UP PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED WOMEN’S FALL COATS Our entire sock of better coats greatly reduced. You'll save here ! Shop today ! $10. s20. s25. WOMEN’S FALL SUITS Three and two piece suits in fall colors marked down to clear now. See these! s s5. $ 10. 12. Better dresses in fall casuals, corduroys and cottons . some dressy crepes too. Reduced *4 *t. 0. • M ISSES’ FALL SKIRTS Reduced to clear . . . corduroys, gabardines and some novelty fabrics . . . a grand buy! 1 52, B> Ï, We • GIRLS’ WEAR Dresses - Blouses - Skirts *1. ’2. »1. «1. »2. COATS PRICED s8. »10. »15. Spe Special Purchase RUIBBER FATIGUE MATS Made of spcr.ge rubber . . . with heavy embossed design. For kitchen or bathroom, a real help for tired and aching feet! Large size — S 1 * B R IE F S — C A IIE T RONRK RF.PORTM TO TKXAH A IK F IK M ) v * im rii'9 B i\. ivoner. A ll ct*y o fficials in this aten, in Naval Cadet Charles Boner. --------------------- | CSN, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles ‘'h il lin g those elected Iasi week M r and Mi-s. John E. Ishmael Mrs. Edna Ford rd ■ and fam ily at- Rotter, Cottage Grove, reported to ’ •» take olliee In January, are t i l and children Jim m ie and Judy ol tended the wedding ... v Corvallis the ..................... .. lin g In V S. Naval auxiliary „ a „ ir sta- 'R e d by Commission« W illia m A c*-*— — m - u Corpus ------- ... ro rtia n d are h e r e visitin g his on November 2 of bar daughter lion, Cabaniss Field. Chrix Bowes of l*ortland, League presi mother, Mrs. M u ra Ishmael. «ho Edna to E d uard H art. The wed- IV Texas, recenth tor duty In ad dent. to attend the 27th annual is nt In Eugene. They are also ding «as held In the Methodist | vanced flig h t training convention of the la-ague of Ore- J visitin g his sisters in Cottage chureh. A reception fo r about 45 Roner. a graduate of Union high £ ’n 111 l ‘>"'>*'»«« "«»• "«'<'*< ! Grove. } guests followed. - - • entered • the • Navy in 195tt 4 R cglitraH on w ill he k 111 at the school, He received his p rim a ry anil basic Multnom ah Hotel Wednesday a f Relatives and friends who came ..nudo» n/xi’ i'^ , p ' ' * R*s • ccur''d flig h t tra in in g at Pensacola, F la . ternoon, November 19, w ith a get acquainted reception fo r all from out-of-tow n to attend the j employment in Eugene and moved p rio r to reporting to Cabaniss convention delegates that evening. her fam ily there Saturday M n Field. Cabaniss Field is one ot the funeral services o f A rth u r J ÏNR- c .a i • State election measures of In ette « ere: Chester A Polette of s ‘ ' * " H,' e “ ” o ,h* Navy’s two advanced flig h t bases fo r student -c a rrie r pilots. There terest to c ity o fficia ls w ill he re 1-d.hy Mont : E lm er l'ole«,- of ' o n ^ f . h ,',U a b> . Missoula. Mont.; Mr. Mr. and h lf,h and U “ shmglon. viewed at ’ * a • ' tqieetal scsigon on leg- ” </ . ar«- ..» IJ t earrier-typ* II I I I t l *1 J I— ' ' they taught «V» to I fly and Mrs Mrs. H ’ nts a irc ra ft such as the A D S kyraider Islatlve problems. O f immediati W ilfre d Ptolette, Mr. and Mrs. Toltole Charles Polette. Mrs. L. J. Cum-, Mrs. Evelyn - -------- o — f Eugene ic u rre n tly used hy pilots of the concern to cities are measures he week end w ith Mrs. Lit- Seventh Fleet in the Korean con- “ u,hort«ing liquor by the drink, berland and Sam Anderson of ■N*',tt the lias l'lt»V*>a flie tt and the F6F Hellcat, Navy Hie establishment ol a new tax Portland: Mr, and Mi's. Lindsay , lie James. fig h te r planes. C a rrie r tiased base under the six |a>rcent prop- i*olette and Mr. and Mrs. lxx) Mrs, M yrtle Graham o f Albany aviation has been credited w ith *'rty tax lim ita tio n anil prohibit Bookman o f Redding. C alif returned to her home Tuesday af- 75 percent of all close a ir sup|s>rt htg the adoption o f daylight sav . ter v isitin g her sister. Mrs Nell io r ground troops in the Korean "ig Sunday evening visitors at the S arff, who has b e e n sick w ith theater. Louis Thiede home were Mr. and pleurisy. Mrs. Ray Rand. Mr. and Mrs. - • ■ __ Mr, and Mrs. Roy M ille r en Harry Nord and sons, Mr. a n d 1 Mrs. Gordon Neideigh of Port- joyed a visit from th e ir two sons, Mrs. Howard Fishell. Mr. and Mrs. land has been visiting the past both in the service, over the week The Oregon State Beekeepers R ill I>rew, Mrs. Ray Sheppard several days w ith her parents. Mr. end Charles M iller. A 2 c. is be and children. (and Mrs. Charles Beidler. Mrs. ing transferred to an a ir fo n t- association w ill hold Its 33rd an Neideigh was nursing in I lx- office radio school at K irkla n d Field, nual convention in Redmond No- Mev A ,M,,h(.; >• «»>d IMrnid all inn .est Mr. and Mrs. Erank Wallace >o f H a rry Irvin c ,n •’‘»itlamt Albuquerque. N came from C alifornia Sunday and " " h l .S,H> C* n2T * ° i o t," Ke G w * son. C arrol M iller, AIM. . is on a cd in problems of la-rkeeplng or spent the evening and Monday „ h‘? Thursday for Camp delay enroute to Whidhy Island. crop pollination are Invited. Headquarters w i l l be at the morning visitin g his mother. Mrs. , oi* ’ r t '; ( «hform a to Join her W ash, where he w ill enter an Hotel Bixhuonit, w ith mix-tings al Cad Wallace, and aunt. Mrs. Mary " u's,‘and' who '» kin g his army cleet t onics school. Townsend hall. S|icaki*rs include Sehmutz. They were enroute to , r “ ' ninK there. Mrs Nei I two Oregon State College nuthori- Moses l-ake. Wash., where he has rt*‘,Rh * 'UI nurse ,n ’ hospital in ITe. M orris Culver, son o f Mr. lies, and a tnemla-r of the Oregon a position in a drug store sim ila r ! UU vicin ity. Also at the Ik-idler and Mrs. Len Culver, lias been State H o rticu ltu re Stx-iely, to the place he had in the earth- ovcr ,he weck end * * • Mrs spending a 17-da.v leave here w ith The state apiary law « III be quake zone in C alifornia. They K Dillm an, a form er resident his iiarents lie has been stationed discussed. now o f Crescent C ity, Calif., who « ill also be near relatives there. at Camp Roberts for the (Mist 15 w as here on business. months and leaves Portland l.alay (>s<- D E S IG N S P O R T A B L E PORTRAIT hy plane fo r New York. From i x y t i ! ItlK lM ID I I- M r. and Mrs. Wayne M arkin there he «.11 go t „ Euro|x- to lv I - E E lI E I t and children Stephen and Susan serve in the army. He has been: A portable, heated lamb brood- : of Cripple Creek. Colo., are v isit doing peraonnel w ork at Camp <-r that also pros id. s feeding fa ing at the home of his parents, G ive Y o u r Roberts. eilities fo r the ewe has been de Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Maekin. They signed at the Oregon College ex- I plan to also visit his sister-in-law. CpI C linton M. Ocumpuugh ar- ’ perinient station. B uilding costs ( Mrs Harold Maekin and family in Portland and make a trip to rived home last week from Camp scale-drawing plans, and advnn- fo r Seattle. On th e ir re tu rn trip they Piekett, Va., where he nxx-ivixl tages of the brooder are explained | w ill visit Mr. M a rk in ’s sister. Mrs. his se|*aration papers. Ocunipaugh *” new experiment station eirou- Richard Goettsche at Chico, Calif., enlisted in the arm y two years la r 515. T itle d A Combination Izunh and other relatives in California. ago and has been a cook in the T w e lve Inexpensive G ifts MRTC He is the son ot Mr. and Iir<N>dcr and Ewe Feeder,” the Mrs. Charles Durand and baby Mrs C. B. O oinqiaugti He has c ircu la r «as prepared hy A C. phone daughter Denise spent from Wed employment at the S utherlin C ity Warnick, animal husbandman; I* M. Rutland, shepherd; and I W nesday o f last week u n til Monday D rive -In M arket. Browning’s “Home” Studio w ith her parents. M r. and Mrs Bonnleksen. a g ricu ltu ra l engineer. N ationally prominent educators, Herb Adams, and visitin g other 408 T ay lo r A ve.— Cottage Grove. O re The authors point out that the relatives. Also at the Adams home religious leaders o f a ll denomina brooder makes it possible fo r ear ¡over the week e n d were their tions ami those in latsir. business, lie r lambing in cold areas. It can grandchildren. Annabelle and Billy- ndustry and a g ile u lttire .tie in tie set up in any sheltered area Jones of Coos Bay. M is. Durand's listed in t h e 1952 Crusade for where there is adequate w iring Freedom's cold w ar against Corn- fo r the number o f light liulhs umx I home is in Colma. California. munism. as heating units. Saturday evening callers at the Last year, 37.KX) Americans home o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy M ille r There's no such th in g as w in- ! wen- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M iller, were kilted In tra ffic accidents. ning second prize In a war. son Guy o f Sweet Home; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caton, children Stan ley, I.inda. Susan and David of Eugene; Mrs. Charles Durand and bahy Denise o f Colma. C alif.; A n nabelle and B illy Jones o f Coos Bay; Mr. and Mrs. I^eon Weddel. daughters Alice, Sharon, Patty, I Joyce, Nancy and Sandra, a cousin | Janice Weddel, and M illicent 1 Vaughn, a ll o f Culp Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyksterhuis, Gene and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs E. A. M iller, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Adams. Mrs. J. S. Crepcau and Susan, all o f Cottage Grove. -PHOTOGRAPHY PORTRAIT Christmas 260J READY! SHOP T O D A Y Realistic 2 0 ” Baby Doll • New rooted-in hair-dr seems to grow out ol head! • New fashion poodle cut! • New more baby-like face! • Eyes open and close separately! • Skin-soft head, body arms, legs! • Dressed in diaper. Swing S kirt Baby Doll Gay and colorful 26 in. (that’s big!) doll dressed in striped blouse, velvet skirt, panties, socks, red shoes. Skin-soft body, head. Moving eyes, coo voice. Collapsible Doll Carriage 25” high Holds up to 20 in. size doll! Leatherette hood and body with extension front. 6 in. wire wheels with rubber tires. Gray or military blue. I Several styles to choose from . . . up to $19.75. BIG SELECTION - ___ F 3.39 ALL SIZES Sturdy Jr. Velocipedes n Metal tubing frame, quilted plastic body. -O ver 25" high. Looks like a real stroller. i SMORGASBORD Nov. 1 5 - 5 to 9 p.m. IOOFHALL Children 75c 7 C 10” front < f V wheel • big tires—1%” thick! • rugged frame. • nylon bearirigr front wheels — easy riding, no lubrication, adjustable s a d d l e , handlebars. • green and white finish Adulto $1.50 Sponsored by Cntholiu I laughters und Knighta of Columbus S ciihiiii ' m ltriglit«**it GIFTS »•> < «» « V “ Air Spun” Face Powder $ 3 .5 0 44 . ______ Bath Mates »» toilet water, talcum powtier, bath suits) / ( P a lis $ 3 .9 5 “ Magic Slipper ft (Perfum e in dainty golden pLittip) $ 3 .5 0 ‘Envelope Vanity’ I (Slim golden compact) (no tax) $ 5 .0 0 “ Purse Trio” (Perfume purser, cova liNwpnwt compact, sub-deb lipstick) i “ Refresher” (Toilet water and dusting powder) $ 5 .8 5 $ 3 .5 0 , And Many Ollier Lovely Gift Sets We (Jive S A II Green StampM K E L L Y D R U G CO. Subscribe to the Cottage Grove Sentinel now! Ford F-5's outsell all other IM on trucks I ; It's not too early! MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW AND USE OUR LAY AWAY! Doll Stroller Municipal Officers Invited to Attend League Sessions Beekeepers To Hold Meeting in Redmond • WOMEN’S DRESSES 1 C IT Y Men in Service Mrs. Frank Krueger and Mr. and Mrs. Aner Zastrow o f Wau sau, Wise., visited recently at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fix. Mrs. Krueger is the mother and M.-s. Zastrow a sister of Mrs. Fix. M r and Mrs. Zastrow went on to C alifornia and M r and Mrs. Fix took Mrs. Krueger to her home. They also visited in Nebraska w ith an uncle of Mr. Fix and in Chicago w ith a sister of Mrs. Fix. O nly 1 !6 -» « n truck with V-S or new Low - Faii-noN S ix! Ford F-ft, G .V .W . 14,000 II« ., choit.x> o f 3 wtax-11 >««, length« - Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Moore of Sunnyvale. Calif., arrived in Cottage Grove Saturday to «[»end several weeks visiting friends in this vicin ity. L a rry Burleson and Thomas Bridges celebrated their birthdays at a dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bridges. O th er guests were M r. and Mrs. Ralph Long, Ruth and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burleson and fa m ily Mrs. Baxa and Thomas Whetham The Rev. M illard, upper W il lamette Associational missionary from the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board, w ill preach at the 11 o clock service in the arm ory Sunday. Jwjf one big reason why truckers insist on Ford F-5’s: 3 o u t o f 4 run fo r less th a n 3 ’/»* a m ile ! Mrs. Herb Adams le ft Wednes day fo r Lm Angeles to be w ith her daughter, Mrs. W illia m Jones o f Coos Bay, who is taking tre a t ments in Los Angeles. New arriva ls here from T illa mook are M r. and Mrs. Charles T rue and fam ily, who have p u r chased the A ustin Jones residence at 918 B irch street. Mr. True is employed as planer foreman fo r B ooth-K elly Lumber Co. M r. and Mrs. Norman Richards, O rlo Bagley, Floyd Githens, Mr. and Mrs. Hap W olfard and M r. and Mrs. V irg il Kingsley were among the local people to attend the homecoming football game be tween Oregon and Washington State at Hayward field in Eugene Saturday. A friend is a fellow who knocks before he enters and not a fte r he ' leaves. W e have PR O O F! HVAI RESÜITS «o MH2M9 vrur TORD TRUCK ECONOMY RUN N o w —up to 14% M O R I pas »ov|n0 »l Now Ford offers three all-new Low-Fm crtON truck engines. New short-ntroke design cuts power-eating friction . . . you save up to one gallon in seven! Now F iv e greut Ford T ruck engines to chooee from! In tra cto r service. Ford F-5 has ( ! .( '.W. o f 24,000 lbs. Optional 2- «p<x,<l usi«. All Ford F-5 models give you Double Channel frame (except 134' wb.), big f t ’ Gyro-Grip clutch. A vollubllltr a l equipm ent, ereeeeerlee en 4 Wlm ec IliM lroUd • - ■4«ness4e«» m e ter Mil cappi r condition. COM4 I N - H I THIS BOOK TODAVI Men in Y our line of work drove their Ford Trucks in the big Economy Run. This book shows you their running costs. Compare— s«x, how little i t can cost You to run a Ford T ruckl I^ast year, 1,962,000 Americans were injured in tra ffic accidents. The best possible thing to do to I a h itch -h ike r is to ignore him completely. • 629 Ford F-5' b , like the one above, took part in the six-month, on-the-job Ford Truck Economy Hun. For 3 out o f 4, the cost o f gas, oil, and service (but not including fixed expenses, such ns taxes, license, depreciation, etc.) was (ess than 3 ' ^ a mile! See ns NOW for a Ford F-5. He»t deal in town I 836 Main FORD TRUCKING COSTS LESS r .o .A .r . . . . FOCO TCUCKS LAIT IO N O IB I U<ln| h in t »gilt,«lion O h on AlWtlXXl Irucht, lifo IntMfonc« oiporti prove /ord Trucks last longer I Floyd Githens Motors, Inc. Phone 27
