r u V w w iia ï . r u n w i i A i i v u . tmu
The Ivan W tteher fam ily have
arc spending a week at the Alec
m.iveu back from Hillsboro and
L ilja home
Ivan w ill work for the H u ff Lum
Robert L ilja. who recently re
ber company.
turned from Vallejo, Cal., entered
' M r and M is. J. A. Jolt and son
the London echool Monday.
were Sunday guests at the Hugh
The George Huckins fam ily of
Niaon home In Cottage Grove.
M ILK C K K K K
Black Butte, who had been In Los
Max Sears, who was In the em
Angeles, Cal., to vlalt their son who
ploy of the Standard OH company
(H *«l»l U M m a .* U .« l )
Is 111, returned home Sunday.
In Portland, spent Friday here with
The Lewis Scott
fam ily spent
F.b 11. Boyd and Clara Allen,
hl* parents, returning to Portland
children of M r. and Mr«. Alvin Al Thursday evening at the Howard
that night. He has secured em
ten, returned to echool Monday of Cox borne to visit their niece. Helen
ploy Blent w ith the Woodard Lum
laat week after an abeenee of sev Cowan. They were on their way
ber company at Latham and started
eral weeks, due to sickness
to their home in Alaska.
to work Monday morning He was
Mrs. J. W Thorn and daughter
Kenneth, Martan and K ellh Bab
accompanied on hie trip by Mrs,
cock, children of M r. and Mrs. Ed Bernice made a business trip to
Kalph Blank and on his return trip
LATHAM .
ward Babcock, are 111 w ith chicken- Eugene Tueeday.
by hla mother. Mr». K. J. Sears,
Mrs. Newton Woodward. Miss
po*.
who visited in Salem with her sis
(Special te I*« senile*! I
The fam ily of J. D. Grimes la ! Eleanor Burnell and Earl W arw ick
Feb. 11 M r. and Mrs. Stanley ters and by Mrs. J M. Undamood.
slowly Improving, having been III of Chico, Cal., who had been visit
ing Mrs. Woodwards daughter. Truunell and fam ily of Eugene who spent Saturday m Portland.
w ith Influenza.
Both Mrs. Sears and Mrs. Linda
K. H . Bennett motored his moth Mrs L. O. Krewson. left Monday visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ijams and mood came back with Max on Sun
er, Mrs. Amanda l*urdin and Miss for Portland.
Mrs. Chai Is W ant si>ent Tuesday daughter Mary Lee of Eugene vis day. M ia. Lee Nixon aaalsted at
Helen Bennett, who had been vis
Susan ited Sunday at the L. W . McKibben the Gray Goose during Mrs. Linda
iting here, back to their home In at Black Butte w ith Mrs
mood's absence
home.
W alker.
Forest Grove last Thursday.
M r and Mrs. C. A Moore and
Miss Arleen Dillon stayed with
The Joe Brook hart fam ily were
Professor and Mrs. Waco McCul-
ly, west coast representatives of 6 o'clock dinner guests Sunday at Miss Betty Kylar while her parent*. daughter were Sunday evening vis
itors at the W. K. Ntxon home.
the Washington, D. C., Fireside the J. W. Thorn home. It being the Mr and Mrs. J. F. Dillon, were at
Ralph and Dorothy W itcher are
correspondence school, held a meet birthday anniversary of Mr. Thorn. I Corvallis last week.
Mrs. C. H. Woods. Mrs James 1 W ililan George of Cottage Grove back In school after being out for
ing In the 8. D. A. church in Cot
a few days w ith the grip.
tage Orove last Thursday evening. Reid and son Jimmie and Daisy- was a guest last Tuesday at the C.
M r and Mrs W E. Nixon. Mr.
Among those from here who a t W arw ick made a trip to Eugene S. Montgomery home.
M r. and Mrs. C. D. Bailey spent and Mrs. l-ee Ntxon and M r and
tended this meeting were Mrs. Friday.
Mrs. E J. Kent spent Friday with
Jim Sutherland and the Berry- Sunday In Eugene.
Eloise Wheeler, Mrs. Nettle Estes.
The Ora Powell fam ily, who re the J M Undamood fam ily In Cot
Leonard Estes and the D. T. K im fam ily made a trip to Portland
cently bought the Barnes place, tage Grove.
ball fam ily. Prof. McCully Is a Friday.
Oval Powell hauled several loads
Robert Teete started work at the moved onto the farm last Satur
former schoolmate of Ernest D ar
day
The Del Sturdivan fam ily, of sheep to hts ranch last week,
nell, both having attended what is Blackbutte mines Monday.
The Norman Bachelder fam ily of who were living in the Barnes preparatory to moving back In the
now the southwestern junior col
Albany spent Thursday at
the house, moved near the Anderson A near future.
lege at Keene, Tex.
M r * Oscar Jackson and
Dean
Middleton camp.
M r. and Mrs. A rthur Woolcott W H. Bachelder home.
M r. and Mrs. J. F. Dillon attended spent the week end In Eugene with
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Powell and
were Eugene visitors Friday, visit
son Sam of Drain visited Sunday a welding convention at Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Benston. Mr
ing with Mrs. O. H . Heine.
The fam ily of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. at the home of Mr. and Mrs Thursday Friday and Saturday of Jackson and Lyle drove down Sun
day and brought them home.
Swanson have been ill with in Powell's doughter. Mrs. Fred Doney last week.
The W alker basketball team de
M r. and Mrs. J. A. Gleason and
Norm an Dugan of camp A Is out
fluenza but are improving. Alvin
son Bobble are visiting relatives at feated Pleasant H ill in a fast game
of school on account of illness.
is recovering from chickenpox.
on the Pleasant H ill floor Monday-
Elizabeth and Viola
Rohde of Sutherlin this week.
Claire Myers, son of M r. and Mrs.
The J. W. Rosa fam ily visited night by a S3 to SO score. The
Henry Myres. and Eucile Conklin, camp A are on the sick list.
Edna May. Robert and Marjory Sunday with the Milton Ross fam W alker girls' team won from the
daughter of M r. and Mrs. Ed Conk
Pleasant H ilt high school team by
Cherry of camp A are on the sick ily in Cottage Grove.
lin. are both ill with chickenpox.
Miss Ruth Donnley has returned a S9 to SI score.
W ills Allen injured one of her list.
Mrs. W . H Bachelder spent Sun to her home in Seattle, Wash.
legs while jumping a rope this
Henry Mercer, who had been vis
week and is unable to attend day w ith her mother. Mrs. M. M il
M O V N T V IE W .
ler, in Cottage Grove while M r iting In Albany with a daughter.
school.
Mrs. Gene Canning, since Christ
(Special la Ilia Rasila*!. )
H iram Wheeler was on the sick Bachelder made a trip to Albany-
Mrs. Fisher and daughter of Eu mas. came home Sunday
Feb. 12.-C lau d e Peck, who had
list last week.
Thelm a G a r o u t t e , who was been visiting at the home of a niece.
Mr. and Mrs. A rthu r Woolcott gene are visiting at the home of
severely
burned
recently,
is
re
Mrs.
Fishers
daughter.
Mrs.
M
or
and son John were luncheon guests
ported to be improving. She w ill
at the home of M r. and Mrs. S. V. ton, a t camp A.
Friends have received word from be confined at the hospital for
DON’T FORGET OÜB
Allison In Cottage Grove Wednes
Mrs. Levi Geer, a former London some time yet.
day of last week.
Miss Anna Nichols is to be
George Matthews of C o t t a g e resident now residing in Woodland
Grove with A. H . Sumbardo. rep Wash., that she Is convalescing sat brought home today. H er condi
resentative of a poultry feed com isfactorily from an Illness of the tion remains about the same but it
was thought she can be treated
pany. were visitors in the district past several months.
as well at home.
Tuesday of this week
HEBRON.
den spent Sunday evening at the
Fred Patton home.
Mis. Fred Patton to k her son
Ivan to Eugene Thursday and Mon
day to see a physician about Ivan's
broken arm.
Mrs. Pheobe Young accompanied
Mrs. Patton to Eugene and visited
a cousin.
M r and Mrs. Trum an Clark and
sons motored to Eugene Sunday
afternoon.
Mias Georgia Clark visited M l* .
Velma Hodson In Cottage Grove
Sunday afternoon.
DO R EN A.
Feb. 10— Mias Ruth Shearer of
Eugene spent Saturday at the home
of a brother, H a rry Shearer.
M r. and Mrs. Raleigh M orris of
Springfield visited Sunday at the
J B. Mosby home.
Mias Fern Campbell of Cottage
Grove spent the first part of this
week with Miss Elizabeth McLin •
Edwin Redford and J. B. Mosby
motored to Eugene Monday
M r. and Mrs. P. F. Rose visited
in Salem over the week end.
M r. and Mrs. C. M. McLin and
daughter Elizabeth and M is Joe
Smiui and daughters Mildred and
Grace were Eugene visitors Satur
day
Miss Nora W ard returned to her
school in Ashland the first of the
week, after spending several weeks
here w ith her father. A. S. W ard.
M r. and Mrs. Miles Wicks of
Eugene were visitors Sunday at the
home of Mrs. W’lcka' parents, M r.
and Mrs. C. H. Jennings
Mrs. Clara K irk and John Hol-
strom visited Sunday with Mrs.
K irk's sister. Mrs. Ben Pitcher,
who la in a Eugene hospital.
Ernest Wagner has been absent
from school several days on ac
count of illness.
M r. and Mrs. Joe Sams, M r. and
Mrs. Ir a Isom of Cottage Grove
and M r. and Mrs. W . Telford of Eu
gene visited Sunday at the Elm er
W icks home.
Feb. 11.—Mrs. George Kebelbeck
motored to Eugene Monday to see
a alater-ln-law. Mrs. Learoan Ream,
who is in a hospital there follow
ing an operation.
Mrs. Camille Ream is sick and
unable to teach this week. Mrs.
Dibble of Springfield. Mrs Taylors
sister, is teaching In ner place. Mrs.
Ream is at her home at Blue River.
Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist. Annabelle
GUcrist and Philip Hersey were
Sunday dinner guests at the H a r
vey Alldridge home at Black Butte.
Mrs. Albert Barkemeyer and Miss
K atie Barkemeyer spent last Sun
day afternoon visiting Miss M iriam
Piper.
The ladies club held a regular
meeting last Wednesday at the
hall. They made plans for a play
they w ill give March 14. They will
also hold a cooked food sale at the
Farmers' Union store in Cottage
Grove Saturday, February 15. They
are quilting a quilt for Mrs. John
Dugan. Seventeen were present
The county Farmers' union will
bold its quarterly convention in
Eugene February 15.
Mrs. Phoebe Young visited Mrs.
Jessie Gilcrist on Wednesday of
last week.
M r. and Mrs. Dan Dugan of Di
vide spent Sunday night at the
home of a daughter. Mrs. Fred
Patton.
M r. and Mrs. Lee Dugan of W al-
(Special to the S e.tia el )
Feb. 1 1 .- M r. and Mrs. Donald
W itcher and daughter moved Sat
urday to the H u ff m ill In Lynx
Hollow, where Donald expects to
secure employment in the near fu
ture.
W. E. Nixon. Lawrence Brown.
E. J. Kent. Donald Nixon and
Lawrence Kent were among those
who accompanied the men's com
munity bible class to Albany Sun
day.
Mrs. Davidson of Cottage Grove
was a Sunday guest at the home of
a daughter. Mrs John Stabler.
THORNTON CORNERS.
(Special to the ScDtlarl.)
WANTADS
Feb. 11.—Mrs. Joe Premazzl and
little daughter Joanne accompanied
LODGE MZBVBOS.
Mrs. Corbett Smith of Cottage
Grove to the Joe Damcwood home COTTA GE GROVE AERIE. FRATKE-
aal Order Eazlea. meet* la I. O. O. F
up Row river one day last week.
Mrs. Doolittle of Cottage Grove kail »vary Tueaday.
visited Thursday w itn Mrs. M. M. ■
roa salb .
Ttaon.
SALE— THREE TOSS OF LOOSE
Mrs. Elda Wooley, who has been FOR
Cray oat hay for sal»* at 915 per ton at
packing her household goods pre barn. Dan Walton. Cottage Grove, tele
paratory to moving them to H ills phone 26P4.
boro, has been visiting a week with BABY CHICKS EVERY TUESDAY. A
neighbors here before leaving for
few < hoiee cockerels. Agent for elec
tric or oil incubators and brooders. Mc
her home.
Clellan’s sheep dip, worm powder, tonics
M r. and Mrs. John Bowers of and
disinfectants. Bert V. Hand«, north
Eugene were Sunday guests of M r. Pacific highway.
fl3-m 6p
Bowers' niece, Mrs. C. R. Trent.
RIVER 8 AND, L O A M AND
George Alldridge
of Cottage ROW
gravel. E. E. Spriggs, 128 north P 8t.,
Grove was at the J. W. Fisher home or Spriggs Brothers Blacksmith shop,
south Fifth «treat.
J28 f20p
Monday.
Mrs. Joe Premazzl visited one FOR SALE — SIMMONS CRIB AND
day last week w ith a sister, Mrs.
mattress. 96.50 if taken at once. Mrs
Oval Powell. 1030 Washington avenue,
Fran k LaBlue of Hebron.
f6-13p
M r. and Mrs. Joe Safley and son Cottage Grove.
Cecil, Mrs. Gtdney and Mrs. Beals FOR SALE— LEFT HAND CIRCULAR
of Cottage Grove called Sunday a f saw mill complete, including 14x48 butt
strapped horizontal tubular boiler, 9x13
ternoon on Mrs M. M. Tison.
Russell • ngine. 48 inch 2 block carriage
M r. and Mrs. Melville Hanna and top and bottom saw rig. canting gear,
fam ily of Latham visited Sunday swing saw rig with rolls. 500 feet 2 inch
afternoon with M r. and Mrs. E. E water pipe, steam pump. blacksmith’s
equipment
Good used condition. 91250.
Chestnut.
some terms. Burton Saw A Supply Co ,
449 Blair Bird., Eugene. Ore.
LO N D O N .
M r. and Mrs. Charles M arlow of
FOR SALE — ONE HEAVY IKON BED
Eugene spent the week end at the
and springs, price 915. Phone 170Y.
Mrs. William S. Johnson.
fl3c^
J. E. Banton home.
The John Madsen fam ily spent
WOOD FOB SALE.
the week end with Mr«. Madsen's
parent*, Mr. and Mra. Pooler of OAK WOOD FOR SA LE—99 A CORD
delivered. Phone 40F12.
f6-13p
Black Butte.
Mrs. M urry Newton and
Mrs. WOOD PRICES SEEM H I O H BUT
Roy Hubbard visited in Springfield
aren't if you get the cash discount.
Ask us about It. We give 8 A H. green
Friday.
trading stamps.
City Fuel company,
Mra. C. H. Woods and son Robin phone 18. Downtcwn office at Kelly
Drug «tor*
n7tfc
are on the alck list.
Mra. Harold Abeene and daughter DRV FIK WOOD FOR HALE PHONE '
Lavelle are on the alck Hat.
dll
Cotta*« Grove-Eugene Freight
jdtfc
Johnnie Madsen la recovering Transfer company.
from an attack of asthma.
W AIT TO BUY
M r. and Mrs. Charles M arlow of
Washington and M r. and Mrs. J. SECONDHAND GOODS BOUGHT AND;
sold. B C. Il.venport, 418 Main
E. Banton »pent Saturday evening
street, Lebow building.
d lttfc
a t the Howard Cox home.
The E arl M cKay fam ily of Lo WANTED TO BUY— I WANT A HEAVY
span of work marcs or horses and h sr-,
rane, Helen Cowan and the Harvey
ness. They must be cheap and not to o '
Shipp fam ily were Sunday dinner old. Also want a wagon
E. <’ Even
guest* a t the J. E. Banton home.
son, phone 2F3. Cottage Orove.
fl8-20p |
M r. and Mrs. Charles Marlow of
HOUSES FOB RENT
Sunnyside, Wash., who had spent
the w in ter In Eugene to give their EOR KENT— NICE SIX ROOM HOME,
partly furnished. Charles Cochran
daughter W lnnafred tuberculosis
phons 17OR, 285 Twelfth street.
]30tfe
treatm ents, returned home Wed
MISCELLANEOUS
nesday.
The M. 8. G aroutte fam ily of WANTED— WINTER PASTURE FOR ,'.0
O akland. Cal., and the M a rk G a
head of ewes. T. H. Belte, Ronte 2.
oSltfe
routte fam ily of Cottage Grove Creswell, Oregon.
spent Sunday afternoon at the John RENEW TOUR OLD CARI BODIES AND
Sm all home.
fenders repaired and repainted. Acety.
M u rry Newton. Roy Hubbard and lane welding. Latest up-to-date methods
as
used In the factory
Sea L. S. Davis,
Claud Shortrldge, who are working Cottage
Orove Body Works, 4W south
at Springfield, spent the week end ; Sixth street, phont 40.__________J1 C f 13p
w ith home folks.
MONEY TO LOAN
W. T. Jones made a business
trip to Eugene Monday.
See MOTOR FINANCE CORP
AUTO FINANCING AND LOANS
Carl Small spent the week end
at Dorena.
Mr. and Mr* Oregory of
Bonanza
•0 7 Oak S t . Eugene. Phons 888
Open Evenings
"A FRINNDI.T SERVICl'*
HEINZ
-
/
lThe Tung of Fresh Toma-
Jtoes and Spiced J u s t
'Right.
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER CO.
FINEST QUALITY IN BULK
2
LIGHT M E A T-A REAL 8AVIN0
3
Hills, M J. B or Maximum
Crux—the ecenomlcal spread for
bread.
Maximum—Self riling
“ One of the 57 Varieties’’
Large size 19c
Leslie’» .........
Del Monte Early Garden
No. 2 tins
1 lb. 25c
2 for 35c
3 lb. can 55c
PIGS Fancy White I.<ayer..... 2 lbS* 25C
Blue Ribbon
L ibby’s Pineapple
Sliced—No. 2V¡ í cans
Large 2>/2 tins—Broken slices
2
tins
39C
Bananas
C au liflow er
Golden Ripe
Best Grade
4 lbs. for 25c
Pound 10c
C elery
L ettuce
Fine F'avor
Large Solid Heads
4 for 25c
f MACMARR STORES |
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
■■■■■■■■■■N B O N B N N N N aB N N N B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •
I
F resh F ru its
an d V eg etab les
Lettuce
Large crisp solid head*
Each
!
Onions
i
:
B
5
7c
Mild and sweet
10 ibs. 23c
■
■
B
Celery
I
■
■
Well bleached and tender
Hominy
Van Camps or Maximum
Delicious when served with butter—Large
2% tin«
,al
2 tins
23C
I
I
ä
I
i
Asparagus
■
;
Maximum—Fancy small tips—No. 1 picnic tins
2 tins
Large bunch
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B iB U B K
M eat V alu es
12c
160 Size—Rose Brand—Sweet and Juicy
D ozen
49c
Grape Fruit
California thin skinned and sweet
Each
7C
llB B B B B B B B a a B B a B B B B B N a iB B a iB B B B B B B B B a B B B I
F ig Bars
Plain or Whole wheat
Half Backs
P er lb.
28C
Bacon
Fancy eastern sugar cured—Well streaked with lean
P er lb.
31C
ORDERS OVER $2 DELIVERED FREE
:
Oranges
35c
Bacon back with rind and surplus fat removed
2 fo r 49c
3 bunches 10c
55c
Pineapple
Per pkg. 8c
Campfire—New style triple
wrapped paekage
BMM
B
10 bars 49c
Peas
]Vf A J
2 cans
$1.75
43c
Marshmallows
io ib. b«g 59c
89c
Maximum—Packed in heavy iynip— Large 2* '2
tin*—Sliced or halves
hi‘“= 3 lbs. 25c
Heinz Ketchup
Kiddies' Lunches
Pancake Flour
Peaches
A leader among family
flours
Bulk Pure Lard
and Vegetable
Shortening
3 lbs. 43c
Just the Thing for the'
Oleomargarine
B a rg a in s T h a t A re !
S p ecials a t S afew ay ■
MacMarr Flour
Eels Naphtha
H 00DY8
C offee
Food Features for Sal., Fek. 15, to Wed., Feb. 19, loci.
SOAP
ft
MAXIMUM—OVAL T IN S -IN MUSTARD OR TOMATO SAUCE
That well-known phrase of Grandmother’s time is still true
and the modern housewife still finds that tasty, appetizing
foods are a sure path to every man’s heart What better
way to prt-pare these good foods than to select them from
reliable, up-to-the-minute food stores! And of course that
clearly means—MAC-MARR’S! _____________________ _
BEANS ^
PEANUT
BUTTER
FANCY HAND DIPPED LIOHT AND DARK COATED
Slightly Used, Re
possessed and Shop
worn Hotpolnt and
Westlnghoose Elec
tric Ranges.
Also several Shop
worn Washers and
Ironers
49-lb. sack
10-lb. sack
D f ihe total of about 3J,W0,WMI
lelcpliones In the world, ap p ro . I
mutely M#W. or
ran he
connected with any telephone In
Or*von-
Feb. 14 to Feb. 20
3 LB. BOX
C h ocolates
3 TINS
Sardines
LBS.
C ocoa
TINS
Tuna
The W ay to a Man’s Heart Is Through
GOOD FOODS
1 lb. 39c
3 lbs. $1.15
memtier. named W'.-e Mre, Mabel
Kerr. Mre. Claud Ahereromhle and
Mrs tlladye laincaeler.
Sunday
actuad meats al » oelock every
Sunday afternoon
The children who received prlsen
111 the prim ary giade» at Ihe Wnl
den school In Hie recent health
<-ani|>aign were Kenneth W alker.
Florence Glasier. Dorothy Frasee,
Itela Quaalla and l# o n Lancaslei
Π95c
19c Ä
■ H N ia a ia iH iiia M B a H
MacMarr Coffee
rSt. V alentine'« D ay—an
occa sio n of fond rentein-
b r a n c e a . lig h t h e a r ts ,
m errym aking and Ihe de
sire to make other* huppy.
Let Safeway brighten this
o c c a s i o n — go to o u r
stores lor bigger lu lu rt on
b e lte r food». These prices
will make you happy-come
and celeb rate with us.
CATSUP
2 lb. can
f6-27p
FOR SALE OR KENT— VERY CLOSE
in, ft-room plastered modern bungalow. ,
(Special to the Sentinel.)
large lot. Paving, sidewalks and sewer
Feb. 11.—The rtaymond fam ily all paid. Will sacrifice or rent to re
people. Vacant March 1 Mr*
»pent Sunday at Black Butte with v sponsible
. A. Blackburn, owner, phone Spring
Mrs. Raymond's parent*, Mr. and field 124 W, motor route 2, Eugene, Or»
Mrs. H . D. Gertje.
gon.
fl3-20c
seriously ill and her grandmother.
son.
Mia. Hints Mooney, le helping c a le
Mis. IVterson and her mother,
Mrs. Crane of Rock Elm, Wls., for Mr her.
and Mre Mae Tonnle visited
visited Sunday at the C. A King Sunday al the Perm I home nl DI
home, Mrs. Crane I» from I he
vide.
, ,
home slate of Mr. King
Church services were held h ere
laet week and up until Wednesday-
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
night of this week
New officers
were In.lalled at the Sunday school
(Sperlsi Is Ik* geallB»l 1
Sunday. Those elected were Supei
Feb. 11. Several calves belong
Inlendent. Joint Allen, aeaistaiit
ing to Stub Mosby were poisoned
superlntendenl. F i n l e y Whlppe
last week.
Thena Miller Is In Collage Grove treasurer. Freda Castle, secreiary.
Geneva Cohlentsi librarian Pauline
helping cave for her mother. Mis.
McCue; organists, Mrs Whlpps and
Jones.
Little Alice Henderson has been Eieda Castle Sunday ««-bool hoard
alentine* UESSSBaa
Used
Range
Sale
D E L IG H T V A L L E Y .
(Special to Ih* S e.ti.r L )
(3p»ei»l to lh« Ssatlnel )
Mrs. Roy Hands, returned Tuesday
to his home In Salem.
W illiam Hands has been 111.
Claude Arne. C. A King »ml Roy
Hands are putting up a side tele
phone line front the Claude Arne
houee to the steel bridge.
Roy Hands went to Albany Sun
day with the men's communlly
class of Cottage Grave.
Mrs. Charles Hales visited In Eu
gene last week with Mrs. John
Chapman and attended the Guard
cooking school.
M r * Crane of Rock Elm. W ls .
Is visiting a daughter, Mrs. l*eter-
2 ibs. 23c
Milk
Maximum Brand
3
cans
25c
Soap
Ivory—Medium sized bars
Bar
7c
r
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