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SOCIETY I I I . Lundy Woodson entertained last Thursday evening In Phillips hall for a group of friends, honoring Miss Vadabelle Brown of Eugene Quests were M r and Mrs Melford Allea, Sir. and Mrs. I .eon«nt Max weu 14 r an(j M r*. V irg il Qowdy, <}.l)r(t. Rollins and Eether Thlenes. au o( Eugene, Miss Virginia Sey- more. Miss Viola Strong. Mrs Florence Mayes. M r and Mrs. Charles Brown. M r. and Mrs. Fred Meeks, Miss Lytha Meeks, P. 8 Bukowskl, Vern and Eugene Oard. Richard Bushnell. Mr. and M ra Horace Sutherland. E arl Houston and H . W Howard. The evening was spent with bridge and dancing, the party ending w ith a supper dance, a turkey dinner b e i n g served The Lions club entertained the Keeper* of the Den Thursday night a t a 7 o'clock dinner at Hotel B ar tell. n pec tai guests for the evening were Mrs. Honeyman and Mrs. E B. Miles of Eugene, both enthusias tic* workers in the Garden club of that city. Mrs. Honeyman gave an Interesting and instructive ta lk on preserving the natural beauty of the state, especially along the pub lie highways She urged that all civic clubs put forth effo rt* to pro tect the sin ubbery along the high ways and to use their Influence to prevent the erection of ‘O many unsightly sign board? • lung the Mrs George M atthew * and Mrs highways. Music was furnished by J. H. Chamber* were program lead the Oard orchestra and group sing ers for the Tuesday night meeting ing proved an enjoyable pastime. of the Tuesday Evening club. M rs Matthews spoke on "Great States ,nt- men of the United State*,“ briefly Mrs. T. C. Wheeler was pi ly surprised at her new home on outlining the lire * of George Wash- N ln th street Friday night, when mgton, Benjamin F ran klin and members of the Joker club, of which Abrdham Lincoln. She also spoke ahe Is a member, called to spend on Herbert Hoover and W illiam the evening. A business session of Howard T aft. Mrs. Chamber* spoke the club was held and the follow on -G reat Inventor* of the United Ing were elected to office: Mis* state*." dealing mainly w ith Thom- Lula Currln. president; Mia* M yrtle M A Edison snd Charles Goodrich Kem, vice president; Mra. 8. V ,A1- p i . n, were made for the annual llson, secretary a n d treasurer, guest night, which will be held Bridge was a pleasant entertain- Tuesday evening. February 19, at ment of the evening and at a late the home of Mrs. W illiam Thum hour refreshments were served Mrs. Wheeler and Mias Eunice VanDenherg. r e t Ir I n g preatdent. The Delphian society met Mon were each presented w ith a beauti day evening and Mrs. F. E Men ful gift Mrs E W Armes »as an denhall was program leader. She additional guest of the club. gave a resume of "The Study of Renaissance Painting.” Mrs. Alice The Jolly W orker* H a n d w o r k ___ M iller reported -on "The Scope of and Sewing club, members of the Our Year's Study Book:“ M r* Four-H group, met Friday at the v in a l Randall on "Ancient Paint home of Miss Jeanne M artin, lead- ,ng ;" Mrs. A. A. Richmond on "By- cr of the club. I t was the first ^ n tln e Paintings." and Mra. Scho- meetlng since Christmas and prog- field Stewart on T h e Italia n Re- resa reports were read. The follow- yjvaL“ Mra. Lester Phelps, a mem lng were those present W ilm a ber of the Tillamook Delphian so Sutherland. Edna Mae and M a r ciety. was a guest and gave an in jorie Cherry. W inona Abeene. E liza teresting talk on how that society beth and Viola Rohde. Kate Kah carries on Its work ler, M arguerite Brookhart, Lailia Clark, ____ . Grace Greer. Jacle Morton. M r and Mrs. C. E Umphrey were Audrey Cox, Lola Krewson, Vera dinner hosts Friday night at their and Verna Gllham Olive Doney home, honoring M r. an^i Mrs. Lea and Norm a Dugan ter Phelps, recent arrivals from —♦ — Tillamook. Mr. Phelps is a former Miss Naomi Wynne was hostess Cottage Grove resident and with Monday night for the Circle C raft his wife, also formerly of this city, club. The principal deversion of has been visiting at the V in a l Ran the evening was bridge at which j au home. Additional guests of Mrs. Sherman Chapman held high g r anj yjrs Umphrey were M r score and Miss Jessie Sanborn held anj M rs Randall and M r and Mrs. low. Special guests were Mrs. J £> a Emerson. A. W is e m a n an d M r s W ilb u r W a t —4 — kina. The decorations were of The Presbyterian ladies' aid so- valentine design and valentines c(ety w ill meet Wednesday after- were given as favors. At the cloee n(X)n in ,h * church parlors and the of the evening dainty refreshments hostess committee w ill be Mrs. Al- were served. bert Helliwell. chairman. Mrs M. —♦ — C. Bressler. Mrs. Fred W right. Mrs. Mrs. W E Lebow was hostess Ailce M iller, Mrs. J. R Clark MUs Tuesday afternoon fo r the Tues- Lula Currln and Mrs. Amelia Cur- day Bridge club, entertaining with rin a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Colonial —+ — cafe. Additional guests were Mrs. The M. P. O. club was enter- Charles H all and Mrs. Victor Cham- tamed Tuesday afternoon at the bers. The luncheon table was at- home of Mrs. Roy S h ort A pleas tractive w ith sweetpeas. Following u t 3^1*1 afternoon waa enjoyed the luncheon the club went to the and a delicious two-course lunch home of the hostess for bridge. eon was served. Valentines were Mrs. C. J. Kem held high score. given as favors. Pussywillows and The rooms were attractive with Oregon grape were decorations. daffodils and potted plants. The Ad Libitum club was enter The Mizpah class of the Presby tained Thursday afternoon of last terian Sunday school held its reg week a t the home of Mrs. Loren ular monthly meeting Monday Harvey. A pleasant social afte r night at the church. Following a noon was enjoyed and delicious re short business session, the making freshments were served. o f valentines proved an entertain ing feature. L ater refreshments A meeting of the W . C. T. U. will were served by a committee com be held at 2 o’clock Friday afte r posed of Mrs. J. M. Montieth. Mrs. noon at the home of Mrs. Ethel S. L. Godard. Miss Esther Silsby Applewhite, president. and Mrs. A. W. Shofstall. M r. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens en tertained Wednesday for the T illi- cum club. M r. and Mrs. S. V. A lli son were welcomed as new mem bers. The evening was spent play ing cards and refreshments were served a t a late hour. Valentine decoration* added to the attrac tiveness of the rooms. F O R E S T V IL L E , Cal., Jan. 28.— M r. and Mrs. Ralph Elder gave a surprise party a t their home Sat urday in honor of Mrs. Elder's par ents, M r. and Mrs. I. B. Morris, who celebrated their fifty -th ird wedding anniversary. M r. and Mra. M orris were Forestville residents for many years. They now reside in Cottage Grove, Ore. The Mothers' club is meeting for an all-day session today at the home of Mrs. Carrie Hemenway. New Bridge to Oo_In. County Engineer Morse was here several days ago to view the wreck of the second covered bridge above Disston. which was crushed by a tree in the recent storm. H e laid out a new site which w ill somewhat straighten out the road at that point and w ill require an 80-foot span. The old bridge had a SC-fo'-t span. The Neighbors of W oodcraft have changed the meeting dates of their order from the first and third Mon days of the month to the second and fourth Friday*. T heir next meeting w ill be February 14 and the meeting place w ill be in I. O. O. F. hall Instead of W . O. W. hail where meetings had been held. The Constellation club is meet ing this afternoon in Masonic hall with M r*. Vinal Randall. M r*. D. H . Hemenway. Mrs. L. L, lta rre l and Mra. N. E. Glass as hostesses. Mra. T. C. Wheeler and Mrs. W B. Johnston will etnertaln the Past Matrons club Monday afternoon at the Wheeler home. l-e (to n to Stage Show. The American Legion, at its meeting Monday night discussed plan* for a show, "Hello Buddy," to be given March 3ti and 37. Plans were also made for the drum corps to accompany the community men's bible class caravan to Albany Sun day. A meeting of the W illam ette council was announced for Febru ary 5 and member* were urged to attend COMING ATTRACTIONS RIO RITA" "IT’S A GREAT LIFE” "CAMEO KIRBY" "SUNNYSIDE UP” "THE VAGABOND LOVER” i decided lo secure jiermlaalon to hold a poppy poster making contest In the city school* and lo give prises lo the winners. It was voted lo buy a motion picture to help ad vertlee the po|H>y sale Plans were made for a «ewmg circle meeting Wednesday after noon at the home of Mis K lin e , «1 which lim e children's g on o iiils were lo be made. Mis W I: l.el«ow »in pi..... II.' I Mrs. Erm ll Tlllet gave a brier re|H>rt of the district confeience held In Eugene In January. The hoepltal committee reported the making of six pneumonia jackets and five aunporvh pillows. M ia Herbert Hies, chairman. Mrs J It Clark. Mis Thomas Funk. Miss Bethel Dowdy and M n Arthur Jonee were appointed as the ref seshment committee for the auxiliary's February IT meetlnr a past secretary's badge Plana for an attendance contest, which will cloae llie flrel of May. were made Mrs. Chat lea Itoslaiigli ami Mrs. W I I Maclteldei were named captains. A rubhei thumb used on Ihe Ughi hand thumb when paring vege tables or slicing fruit will s a w many a small cui from Ihe sharp tuning knife. F u g le s D e fe a t F a r m e r s C re am er« I The Eagles l.slge basketball lent , ' defeated Ihe Fai mera' Creamery quintet of Eugene 41 lo 33 In „ league A game played Iasi nlghl ... Ihe local floor (lien Hwaiison Eagle fotw n iu. waa high point man of Ihe game w ith >3. The llnrup follows Itiaglee (471 Farmers' C i jg, (1 Swanson, 33 F g Wi..n C Nwanaon. I F 3. O ld .,, Goff, a . U a. t* Gustar» 1‘owers, N II 4. Old« thu-hran. « t) 7, Johns M M iller ... H G u s ta f« , o Diamond H O ENCOVRAGF g r e a te r c o n s u m p tio n o f ItM'ally g r o w n a n d m a n u fa c tu r e d p rod u ct* w e a r e h o ld in g a “ H o m e P r o d u c ts S id e ” In a ll S a fe w a y S t o r e * . D u r in g th is w e e k , ite m * g ro w n o r m a n u fa c tu r e d ItM'ally w ill 1 m * fe a tu r e d a t e x c e p tio n a lly a ttr a c tiv e p r ic e s . Ix 't’« a ll b u y h o m e prtMluct* th l* w e e k —m a k e It th e b ig g e* t w e e k l<M*al p ro d u cer* h a v e e v e r h a d —a w e ek o f b ig sa v in g * a n d *ati* fa c tio n fo r a ll. HOSIERY for STREET FORMAL W EAR Feb. 7th to 13th inclusive SOCIETY .MAID silk hone anti know that you have © VY the latest in silk stockings SUGAR B eans HAVE STOCKED thia brand anti can assure you viz that you will be well pleased. Vointetl heels give a •.lender appearance to the ankh- and the newest shgdea. Burlewood. Trouville, Nutria ami many others, will har monize with your gowns. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT C A H brand- Pure Berry Cane Great Northern Navies or 10 Ills. S y ru p Safeway pure cane and maple Red Mexicans The New York Millinery Parlors 4 ibs. Mr. and Mrs J. L. Beatty. Proprietors Kem Bldg. North Sixth St. 29c 5 lb. tin FLOUR 83C Safeway Brand—Ideal Family Blend 4 9 lb. sk. ¡6 Hot Sauce STORES; Consider the Unseen Values Ideal for se&imiung INTEGRITY—DEPENDABILITY It's the UNSEEN values that mean the most when it r » t m < to food buying. The integrity and dependability of your food merchant are of first importance where foods for your family are concerned. These unseen values coupled with the many seen here daily are the reasons thousands of housewives PREFER MACMARR 3! 19c 4 cans VALUE GIVING PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AND MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 “ap 4 bars 25c LUX Swansdown Flour •■ « o u r m. k , , ference in your cakes Large pkg. 28c S oap Snow drift .u c h . b x ;i: White Wonder—an Oregon biscuits ” Product 3 lb. can 68c 1 0 bars M a c M a rr C o ffe e 33c Roasted daily in P o rtla n d ; always fresh when it reaches you. lib . 39c 3 lbs. Snider’s Catsup Tomato Sauce Del Monte 2 for 35c 9 oz. cans 5c M a c M a rr F lo u r “ A Western flour for Western People.” 3 lbs. for 19c 10 lb .sk . 45c Small White Navy Beans Lb. 10c PINEAPPLE ¿.¡.'.’„ ‘’¿ ¿ e Brok,n JE L L O 3 cans 59c : 3 pkgs. 25c Turnips Apples Extra Quality Roman Beauty 3 bunches 25c Celery 7 lbs. 25c Apples Fine Flavor Large Size Winesaps 5c Ixittuce 4 lbs. for 25c Large Solid Heads Large Size 9c 4 for 29c Grape Fruit |MACMARIL$TORES COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON $1,79 Cocoamalt COFFEE A delightful foot! drink Chocolate flavor Safeway Blend — Oround Freeh to Your Order 1 lb. 3 lbs. 39c $1.15 Smoked Meat Values B0NELE88 PICNIC8 Practically no Waite— 4 to 6 Pound Average 29c Hams Pound 29c Shortening 3 ibs. 39c 1 lb. tin 49c Mayonnaise Bent Food« Pint jar 35c Pound $1.15 “ Adds zest to any meal” — Large bottle Fancy Quality Wednesday and Thursday February I t and IS “S ID E S T R E E T ” Tom Moore, Owen Moore and M a tt Moore The th iee Moors brother* together in an a ll-talkin g production with a kick. A n y w a y T h e y S ta r e d Auxiliary Holds Meeting, Mra. ttrm ll T ille r was elected treasurer of the American leg io n auxiliary lo take the place of Mis Herbert W hitlock, resigned, and Mrs. A W . Klme was elected sec on.l vice president to take the place of Mrs A. C. Bagley, who has moved away, at a meeting of the auxiliary held Monday night Plans for the annual poppy sale to be held the Iasi of May were made and Mra. C. C Cruaon, chair man. Mrs. Charles H all and Mis. W. E, la-bow were named as the committee to have charge. The unit voted to buy t!WO popples, an III «•■ease of 300 over last year It was Come! Blue Rose Rice Sunday, Monday and Tuesday February 0, 10 and I I “T H E G R A N D P A R A D E ” Helen Twelvetrees and Fred Scott This Is an all-talking complete minstrel show. B reaks I-eg An Emporia school ma'am, say* the Gaselte. went to California last V . N Marshal Names Sheriff. summer and ale tier Ural meal In Frank K. Taylor, form er la n e a dlulng car, "Ye«, I wore my new county sheriff, has been appointed kimono In to breakfast.“ she said, as deputy United States marshal in “and the way everyone stared at the Oregon district. He assumed me, they must have thought It was his duties February t and will work pretty.“ —Capper's Weekly. out of Portland. The appointment was made by John L Day. newly appointed marshal, and was urged N am e Change* by prominent Lane county republi Many cities lim e changed (heir cans. who had also been active in Pari* waa once l.u 'e tla ; urging the selection of Day to his names. New York was New Amsterdam; post. Ottawa was llytow n; ami t'onstan tlnople. By santliliii. Christiania, New Hydranta Being Installed now Oslo, had the latter name cen Three new hydrant* are being in turies ago. Leningrad was former stalled this week on Main street by ly Pelri'grnd, «ml before that, St the city water department. The Petersburg. new hydrants are of a late design and the hydrants being removed w ill be placed elsewhere in the city. | Ledgers, all kind*. Sentinel. 49 lb .sk . $1.79 Friday and Saturday February 7 and 8 “H A R M O N Y A T H O M E ” W illiam Collier Sr. and M arguerite Churchill This Is an all-talking production taken from the story ‘The Fam ily Upstairs.” ’ sir tae W o m an ,d>*. Sherman Bhoilridge of Lo rane suffered a sever,' fracture of both bones of her left leg between the knee ar.4 ankle Wednesday morning when ahe slipped and fell on a w alk as she was going to feed her turkeys. She was treated by a Cottage Grove" physician ) ] P eas Fancy 8ugar Cured—Half or Whole M uunum Fancy Hilled Early June 3 tins 55C Pure Vegetable Compound C o rn Seven Peak«—Fancy Golden Bantam 3 tins 49c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables F o r S a tu rd a y a n d M o n d a y P o ta to e s L e ttu c e C a rro ts A p p les BAlS^OUARANTEED876117 Sack FIRM SOLID HEAD 3 Heads SWEET TENDER VARIETY NEWTONS OR SPITZ — FINE FOR PIES OR SAUCE—LOCAL OROWN 5 lbs. Z. 1U<, IU S * $2.75 19c
