SOCIETY
Mn. B. W
A rm ai entertained
day with ; dinner In honor of
birthday anniversaries of her
husband and Mrs. Lloyd Armes of
Bogans. Covers were laid for Mr.
s o d M r*.
n . Norval Armes and M r and
M n . Lloyd Armes of Kugene, Mias
B em lta Jeans and the K W. Armes
fam ily.
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M r. and Mrs. W. A Oaroutte *n-
tertalned last Thursday night for
the Bona Tempo club.
The eve-
nlng was spent playing bridge and
priaas w e n awarded to Mrs. John
Flnneran and W ilbur Spray for
havlng aeons the n ean st to 1800.
▲ two-eeuraa luncheon was served,
M r*. Albert Wooley, M r*. Omer
Moor* and M r*. Andrew Rrund
wera hostesses Wednesday after-
noon at the Moore home for the
Methodist ladies' aid society. T h ir­
ty-five were present. A business
meeting was held and was followed
by a social afternoon. Mrs. J. R.
Hendricks led devotional*. A vocal
solo was sung by M r*. Roy Leonard
Pays Wooley gave a piano
solo. Games were a feature of the
afternoon
D ainty
refreshments
were served,
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Mrs. Rosa Currln entertained at
dinner last Thursday evening In
honor of the birthday anniversary
uf •M ">»
Newton,
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Miss M yrtle
Kern and Mias
Bather Sllsby w ill entertain Satur-
day night at the Colonial cafe for
the Joker club.
Two Things
to Remember
P A Y B Y C H E C K —Y ou have a receip t fo r all y o u r
bill* a n d a ll m oney y ou expend. A checking acco u n t
sa fe g u a rd s y o u r money.
R E N T A S A F E T Y D E P O S IT BO X — In su re y o u r
im p o rta n t p ap ers a n d valu ab le a rtic le s ag ain st fire and
th e ft. O nly you have access to y o u r box. R E N T ONE
TODAY.
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
C a p ita l $50,000
S u rp lu s. $25,000
A lw ays Say I t W ith P rin te rs In k .
I t’s a W hale!
C O M IN G S A T U R D A Y
3 DAYS ONLY
Daily Except Sunday 9 A. M. to 11 P. M
Mammonth San Clemente
WHALE
And the 18 Foot 3 Ton Baby Whale
Exhibited in specially constructed glass enclosed
railroad car.
EUGENE—S. P. Depot
3 Days Only, Sat., Mon., Tues.,
March 29, 30, April 1
IT A C T U A L L Y
W ILL
Use the W est’s largest selling flour
in your favorite cake recipe. It
will give you an even finer grained
cake—lighter, and o f more delicate
texture. Try it!
SP E K K Y
DRIFTED S N O W FLOUR.
M a rv e lo u s S to m a c h
R e m e d y D isc o v e re d B y
M in n e s o ta D ru g g ist
Thousands suffering from Stomach Ulcers, Sour Stomach,
Gas, Indigestion, Nausea, Gastric Distress and Dyspepsia
have been made happy by the quick relief given by H or­
ten'* W onder Tablet*.
E asy to Take. N ot Habit Forming.
i
. $3.00
For Bottle of 100 Tablets
Sold U nder G u*rantee of Relief of Ailment* Named or
Money Cheerfully Refunded.
Sold only by
LAWRENCE R. HORTON
ISM Wart Minnahaba Street, St. Paul, Minn.
Mrs. E arl Oaroutte was hostess
for the Blmartes club Tuesday af-
ternoon. entertaining with a t
o'clock luncheon at the Colonial.
Additional guests were Mrs W. A.
Garoutte and Mrs. G. A. Sander*.
Pink rosebuds In a pink bowl and
tall pink taper* In pink candle­
holder* formed an artistic center­
piece and placecaid* and tallies
harmonised w ith the centerpiece
A fter the luncheon the club went
to the Garoutte home for an a fte r­
noon of bridge,
M r*. Mervllle
Veatch holding high «core. In a
clever contest Mrs. N. J. Nelson
won first prise and Mrs. George
M atthew * second. The rooms were
colorful w ith daffodils and tulips.
The club w ill hold Its next meeting
with M r*. N. J. Nelson.
A g e N cvresary to G ive
Proverbs P u ll F la v o r
Among the beat known old any
Ings are those dealing with w a r
grapes. looking the gift horse lu
the mouth, the prophet honored
elsewhere than at home, haste and
waste, honesty and policy.
One
might say. Indeed, that there are
no such thing* as new proverha
•Ince, like wine, they are In need
of age to make them worth while.
The very definition of a proverb:
“ A short, sententious phrase, long
current In common speech,” show*
that age ts necessary to produce
the lasting flavor."
In Sterne's "Sentimental Jour­
ney" occnrx one of the most heau-
Ofitl phrase* In
gti’ h lan­
guage.
“God
temper*
the
wind to
The sewing circle of the ladies'
auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of the shorn lamb.” But It was not
Bugles met Tuesday afternoon at original with Sterne nor doe* the
the home of Mrs. J. B. Leonard, Bible have IL The phrase was picked
w ith M r*. John Pitcher as Joint up by a writer, George Uerbert.
hostess
Fourteen were present i about ItWO and was gleaned by him
and the afternoon was spent quilt­ from a Sixteenth century proverb
ing. Plans were made to meet at : of the French, who. In turn got It
7 o'clock F rid a y evening at the • till farther bark from some Latin
T li* Latins, again, may
home of Mrs. F. F. McCullough and writer.
to leave from there for Bugene. hav* brought It down from Turkish
or oriental sources, a* these are
Dainty refreshments were served.
rich In ancient proverbs
Every old nation has a wealth of
A t a party given Friday by the proverbial anting*, one Spanish an­
operative force of the local Pacific ther alone collecting 24.006, Spain.
Telephone A Telegraph company in It la believed, poase>aea the largest
the rest room* of the company •tore, though the Araks, the Per­
Lenora M. Langston w as given a sians. the Indians, the Chinese and
five-year service pin. Before the the Japanese also have unlimited
presentation an Intelligence test quantities.— Cleveland Blain Dealer.
was held and Mrs. Armorel Mon­
son won first prise. Refreshments
In a color scheme In keeping with
M a la y Q u ic k to Resent
St. Patrick's day were served.
—♦ —
H u rt to Personal P rid e
C hurch N ew s
»»•a
Church tluids Big Meeting'
A largo nuniber attatwlad Ih»
Baptist church meeting* rialuiday
afletnoon and sveniti* al whlcli
tour alale workara »» re speaker»
Itepartm ent conferei»»«« were held
In thè afternoon. Dr, G. C. W rtght, ||
secrelary of ths jtapttsl state con
veiilloii. Dr T. H. liagen. state dl-
rector of religious education, Mie !
Hodges, director of It. Y. P. U. and
World Wide Guild, and Mias Untie*
Hunderup. stale director of the
children'*, department,
meeting
with various chuich workers.
A number of out of town persons
attended the evening service at
which pictures of the young pete i
pie's conference al
Mt Mlnnville
were shown and al which Dr I In
gen epoke.
The two-week evangelistic ser
viere of the church closed Munday
night. Good results were reported
The Highway Baptist Church.
Louis Henry Randle, pastor. -
Church school, 9:4ft. W . L. léonard,
supertntendent; morning wot ship,
It . this being denominational day
the pastor will begin a series of
brief talks on Baptist principle*,
the subject this week being "What
Holds Baptist* Together:'* Junior
and HI B. Y. P. V . « 30; evening
service, 7 30. eermun subject, "How
Mon Are Made*' At the close of
morning worehip the church and
church school w ill gather for a
monthly covered dish dinner in the
church dining room to honor those
whose birthday anniversaries are In
March.
Prayer service tonight
(Thursday) w ill be held in the par­
sonage w ith Rev. Randle a* the
Shaw Denounces Pope's le tte r
leader. The ladles' circle will meet I Demands of Pope Plus In his en-
at 3 o'clock Wednesday at the home cyclic-sal letter on education were
of M r*. Cecil Caton.
denounced In an address by Rsv.
• • •
L G . Shaw of this city In I. O. O F
Presbyterian Church— Rev Dun- hall Monday night which was nl
can P. Cameron w ill preach at the tended by at least 200 persons who
11 o'clock
Sunday service on filled the hall. Rev Shaw ha« for
"Christ and the Collection." a spe­ years been a student of activities,
cial missionary
sermon dealing of the Catholic church and In-
with a person's obligation to th* called upon American to refuse 1»
church both at home and abroad permit Interference with our school
At the evening service he will affairs by any ruler of a foreign
apeak on the religious painting. land.
“Christ Before Pilate,'' by Munkac
ay. Sunday school w ill meet at 101
T y p e w rite r
o'clock and Christian Endeavor at
S entinel.
6 30
see
Suppliva. The
Chun-h of ChrieL Sixth stars* and
Gibbs avenue, where more men
than women attend evening ser­
vic es-B ib le school.
9:48, Clem
Sarff. superintendent; the school
w ill hold It* spring rally day next
Sunday; communion of the Lord's
supper. 11, morning sariuon subject,
“W hat Is the Difference Between
'W a lk by the Spirit' and 'W alk by
Faith';" C. E. groups, 0:30; evening
service, 7:30, sermon subject. “Is
Salvation an Answer to Prayer or
Is I t the Result of Obedience to
F a ith ;” special music at both ser­
vices; members and friend* of the
church w ill bring their lunches and
join with the community’s men's
bible class for a basket dinner at
13:30 at I. O. O. F. hall: the ladles'
aid w ill meet Wednesday, studies
in Acts, 7:30 Wednesday; Miss
Uldine G ar tin. blind singer of the
Eugene bible university, w ill sing
for th * community men's bible class
a t the Arcade Sunday. 1 G. Shaw,
minister.
see
The Utopia club was entertained
Parsons) pride and the emotion of
last Thursday afternoon at the tova ara the most frequent cause*
home of Mrs. Elbert Bede, who in­ of murder* In the Philippines,
vited as additional guests Mrs. W . leading strangers to conclude that
M. MacGibbon. Mrs Dan Ham ant Ufa Is lightly held and murder la
and M r*. Ray Trask. A pleasant committed over mere trlvlaltle*.
social afternoon was spent with The current police calendar would
needlework and a delicious two- confirm that opinion. Over love, an
course luncheon was served. The Intermediate schoolgirl stabbed her
luncheon table was attractive with classmate, another girl, to death
a basket of daffodils.
■with 4tl wounds— veritably cutting
—♦ —
her body to pieces, and the Juvenile
The Presbyterian missionary so­ murderess seemed scarcely per-
ciety was entertained Wednesday turbed when arrested, confessing
afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A. a l t Over personal pride a peasant
Be idler. Mrs. Bert Trask led devo­ •lew a household, four persona,
tio n a l* and Mrs. Schofield Stewart man. wife, and their two children,
was in charge of the lesson on with his bolo. Given to drinking,
Japan. Mrs. Beidler and Mrs. A l­ he was making a drunkard's boister­
bert Hansen gave brief reports o f ous headway past the house. The
a receut missionary meeting in man. thinking to shame him. scold­
Lebanon. Dainty refreshments were ed hltn from the window overlook­
served.
ing the street, and .-ailed him "un
borrachín,“ a common drunkard.
Members answered to roll call Lesa than five minutes later he had
F rss M .th ed U l CksrcA. — C vrs.r at
w ith current events at the Tuesday wiped out the family.
A Malay I* B u sru e a r s s u s sa d aoulS r if t s a ir w t—
evening meeting of the Research never to be safely Insulted In the Mils* P ltr h .r pastor Hvndar .ehool s i
fervsooa ssr r tw s at 11. »T sais* tar­
club. The study of Russia was con­ presence or hearing of third parties. n 10.
s * at 7 S0.
P rsysr is w tta * *1 7 Iv
tinued and Mrs. Grace Van Osdel
Thursday r r r a lr sa .
was program leader, her subject
being "The Revolution of Russia."
M sgn* C h art*
S»»»slX Day A 4 t» a lltl CXurck. — W m i
ilr»*V BsiurJay. Oabbsib tebooi s i
Mrs. A. Hansen was a guest. O f­
King John affixed his seal to the M :4 ats
5 a. m„ ct'irrh tarvlc» s i 11
ficers w ill be elected at the next document called the Magna Charts 9 Pr*y»r
m»»(iD( s i T: t o p si. W »4a«,d*y
meeting on A pril 8.
on June 15. 1215. having been com­ Any on* x tlc sm s.
* * s
pelled to do so by the barons and
The LaComus club was enter­ their followers.
P ssU coatsJ A ssembly «1 0 « 4 — E**l
In June of that
tained Tuesday afternoon at the year both parties encamped on the Mala sU w t, across (ru n 8. P. s ls lio s
B. Sags, pastor. Sunday school al
home of Mrs. H. B. Griggs, who In­ plain called Runn.vniede. on the 9 Addis
:4 5 a. m .. s»rvtcss al 10 S5 a. no,
vited as additional guests M r*. S. banka of the Thames, near Windsor, y ou as paopL'a i s w t i s s s i T p us., »»as
V. Allison. Mrs. C. E. Umphrey and and conference* were opened be­ (»U sU c asrrlc«* s i • p m .. a » » ii* f a
Mrs. Omer Moore. A pleasant so­ tween the king and the barons. The bibl* study. W cdasaday, pray»r ui*»ua(
T hursday, aarrless v tlb y ou as poopia In
cial afternoon was enjoyed and deli­ barons presented their grievances cksrs». Friday; stycal m»«rtB(. Maturday
cious refreshments were served. and the means of redrms. in the na­ al 7 :S0 p m.
a * a
Daffodils were colorful room and ture of bill* offered for the royal as-
Church of C h r is t— (London. 13 u.ll»s
table decorations.
sent The king directed that these south af C ottsgs U r»»a.) — Sunday a<-r
artlclM should be reduced to the slcos; B lb lt atvdy 10 *. na.. -»orablp II
Mrs. W illia m Thum was hostess form of a charter, and In this form *. SI. scripture study 7 : SO p. m.
a a a
Saturday evening for the Joker It was drawn np by the clerks. In
Lutheran M taalos— A dsantlat ehnrch.
club, entertaining w ith six tables Latin. Many of Its provision* were
• • I Main s tr e e t. M anta P. Mwon. pa,
of bridge. A t cards Mrs. W illiam based on a previous charter granted » lor.
D lstae b e n ts* *1 » SO lbs fa s t
S. Averill held high score and Miss by King Henry I In the year 1KMX
sad third Sundays of each luenlh
All
Luthesaaa. lrreap»ett»< of nationality,
Merle Bowen low.
Delicious -re­
arc cordially I s s lla d sa v a il as iboaa
freshments were served.
srho ars w ithout a church bom*.
Asbestos Peril
Mrs. M ary VanDenburg enter­
Although asbestos ha* been nsed
M O U N T V IE W .
tained Monday afternoon for a
group of children, honoring her in Industry at least since 450 B. a ,
(S p r c lsl to th* ti»attB*L)
granddaughter.
Janice
VanDen­ only within recent years ha* tt
March 26.—Miss M yrtle Snaurr
burg. on her fifth birthday anni­ been recognized that asbestos dust
versary. Games were played and can produce disease of th * lungs. and Mis* Bcrnadlno Schneider, who
delicious refreshments were served. Asbestos Is a mineral of a curious are attending normal acbool In
fibrous structure. It I* used In mak­ Ashland, were at home over the
A short program was given at ing gas mantle*, furnac« lining*, week end.
Mrs. Hazel Chapman, tha Mount
the meeting of the Royal Neigh­ heat resisting mats, and so on. and
View school teacher, accompanied
bors Wednesday n ig h t Plans were la largely, handled by women.
The Inhalation of dust give* rise by D arrell Arne and M arian John­
made for a cooked food sale to be
to symptoms In some of the work­ son, attended the annual m arketing
held M arch 29.
ers after about five year*. They be­ day vlalt of the Four-H club eighth
The Mothers' club w ill meet gin to get short of breath on exer­ grade pupils In Eugene Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Applegate of Yoncalla
Thursday, A pril 3. for an all-day tion, lose weight and develop a dry
session at the home of Mrs. W . L. cough. I f the cases are seen early was a guest over the week end of
and prevented from being Irritated Mrs. C. R. Dear.
Leonard.
by dust, much relief can be ob­
M r. and Mrs. Carl Barfield and
children of Delight valley and Mr.
The O. L. H . club w ill be enter­ tained by treatm ent
and M r*. M elville Hanna and chil­
tained Tuesday afternoon a t the
dren of Latham visited Mrs. Aman­
home of Mrs. E ffie Knowles.
Many Ea-Presidents
da Sears Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider and
Bert Stoneberg Dies In East.
Between March 4. 1861, when
Bert Stoneberg, who resided In Abraham Lincoln took oath of office Miss Bernadlne Schneider were
Cottage Grove several years, died a* President, and January 18. 1862, 8unday dinner gueeta of Mr. and
March 20 in Greenwood, Wis. He when John Tyler died, there were M r*. J. H . Ponsford of Thornton
was aged 66 years and was bora in five living ex-Presldents of the Corner*.
Trenton, Can. H e was buried in United States, a greater number
Ralph Snauer and daughters,
Greenwood.
than at any other period In Ameri­ Mrs. Claude Arne and Mlse M yrtle
H e had suffered a paralytic
can history. They were M artin Van Snauer, were Eugene visitor* Sat­
stroke the Tuesday before his death Buren, John Tyler, M illard Fll- urday.
M r*. Kate Sear* of Cottage Grove
and his wife, who had been visit­ more, Franklin Pierce and James
ing here with her daughters, left as Buchanan.
The great number of spent Tuesday night w ith Mrs.
Amanda
Sears.
soon as she received word of his living ex-Presldents at that period
C. R. D ear made a business trip
illness. She was joined In Portland
was due largely to the fact that
by a daughter. Mrs. Hugh Milligan,
no President elected between the to Yoncalla and Oakland Tuesday.
election of Van Boren In 1S36 and* M r. and M r*. W arren Kelly of
the two arriving
In Greenwood
March 22.
the election of Lincoln In 1800 Fairview visited Monday with Mr.
Surviving relatives Include hie served for a longer period than four and M r*. J. A. Schneider.
Mis* Sarah Riley of Portland, ac­
widow. Mrs. M a r y Matheweon
years.
companied by four friends, all of
Stoneberg, and seven children, Mrs.
whom work In the same office with
Hugh Milligan, Portland, and Mrs.
Miss M ay Van Scholack and who
Inez Meeks, Mrs. Fred Anderson,
T ra n s p a re n t G em
Mrs. Nelson DeYoung, Mrs. Harley
Hiddenite ts a green, transpar­ had come up last week to attend
Gates, H a rry Stoneburg and Clar­ ent variety of epodntnene used ns the funeral of Mlse Van Scholack'*
ence Stoneberg, all of Cottage
a gem stone. A well-marked pris­ father, W . P. Van Scholack, visited
Grove.
matic cleavage renders the mineral Thursday a t dinner w ith Miss
rather difficult to cut.
Its color Riley’s sister, Mrs. C. B. Sears.
M r*. Am anda Rears received word
M r*. Randall Granted Pardon.
passes from an emerald green to a
S A LEM , Ore.—Because Mrs. Anna
greenish yellow and Is often un­ thle week th at a sister-in-law, Mrs.
Randall, prisoner In the women’s evenly distributed through the Amanda Ganger of Pendleton, had
ward at the state penitentiary, will
stone, which shows much fire when suetalned a seriously Injured hand. 1
become a mother In about six
properly cut.
Hiddenite was orig­ The flesh was torn o ff the hand
months, she was today granted a
inally found as loose crystals In when It became entangled In in
conditional pardon by Governor
the soli, but was afterward worked electric wringer. I t was necessary
Norblad. This action was taken
In a vein stone where It occurred to g raft skin onto the hand. No
on recommendation of Warden
In association with quartz, garnet bone* were broken. Mrs. Ganger
I* In a hospital suffering both from I
James W. Lewis after the prison
and other minerals.
shock and the Injured hand. She
physician had reported on the wom­
’--as form erly a resident and I*
an’s condition.
well known here.
Mrs. Randall's husband, W illard
O c s r lo o b s t l
Mrs. H a ttie Van Scholack of I
E. Randall, and her son, W illard
Mother had been reading to Ellen
Fairview
and Miss M ay Van Bcho
M. Randall, are also inmates of the
all about the tiger in the jungle,
penitentiary. The three were sent
what It ate, how It lived, and what lack of Portland, were visitor* at
up from Lane county January 22
it did.
It was a very lovely story the J. A. Schneider home Monday
, last to serve three years for lar­ of animal life and mother thought afternoon.
The Bert Myers fam ily have been
ceny in a dwelling.
Ellen was getting a lot out of th*
III w ith the flu.
Judge George F. Hklpworth and
tale.
M r. and M r*. C. H . Highland of
County Clerk W . B. Dillard of Lane
When mother finished, Ellen's
Cottage Grove were dinner guests
county Informed the governor that
only comment was a question:
Sunday of Mrs. Highland's parents,
the woman would be given proper
“Where I* that tiger*« garage?"
M r. and Mrs. H . C. (tellers.
care upon her return to that coun­
ty .
Virginia One* First
P art Tim e School Progreaaea.
W ell Known Organist to Play.
In 1790, when the first census was
Interest in tha part time home
Mrs. John Roger* of Eugene was taken. Virginia ranked ahead of all economic* school for working g irl*
here today In tha interests of an the states both in population and and young married women Is In­
organ recital to be given at 6:19 j commerce.
At that time V ir­ creasing, according to M r*. Hugh
Tuesday night in the school o f 1 ginia's population was twice a* Trunnell, who was Instrumental In
music auditorium at University of great a* that of New York, and she securing this school for Cottage
Oregon by W arren Allen of Stan-: was a far more prosperous state.
Orove. Several enrolled In the
ford university, proceeds to be
school have completed dresses and I
used for a scholarship fund to be
a number are working on projects
Character E v e ryth in g
given to some worthwhile girl who
Character must stand behind and for home beautification. The school
wishes to educate herself In music
meet* a t 2 o'clock each Wednesday
or dram a. The recital Is being hock up everything—the sermon, afternoon a t the practice house.
sponsored by Phi Beta. M r. Allen the poem, the picture, th * play. For this year only the state and
Is classed a * one of the three best None of them Is worth a strav national governments are bearing
without It.—J. O. Holland.
organist* In the United State*.
the coat of m aintaining tha school
and It la probabla th at next year a
Briefly Told
N a tio n 's S w e a t T o o th
•m all fee will ba charged.
The hill ha* not yet lifted It* face
The United States consumer
to heaven that perseverance will
S ta m p P a d In k . T he Sentí-
mere than 20 per cent of the
not galu the summit at last
world's cane *,ugar.
nel.
O w n Y our
O w n H om e
L oans m ay be had on d e ­
sira b le i m p r o v e d
•
Food coats at MacMarr'a arc “ ju * t r ig h t” - nlway* They
are n ev er too high to meet the iiicniin o f th e moat eeoiiouii
cal food buyer. And too. they a rc tn v e r Bo low th a t o u r
foinia fall beneath u n r exacting high g la n d a rd for q u a lity
they a re J l ’ST KXAGTLY H IG H T Cifli»» In an d let ip .
prove thia to y o u —G ladly I ___
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J u s t R ig h t P rices E ffectiv e S a tu rd a y an d M onday,
M arch 39 a n d 31
FREE! EREE!
Easy
re p a y m e n t
W rite fo r in fo rm atio n and
1
W illi i-ndi pound o f M ncM nrr C offee one D urnbli Klin»
(lin ts W a te r T u m b ler (e x tra tuuiblerg ’><■ eneli I
MncMarr
Coffee
1 lb. 39c; 3 lbs. $1.15
Yam (*an>|Mi M » 4 I u »n
aUe M l w elfM
I
uaeoa
.....
Pork and Beans •
Lim a Beans
3 cans 25c
Palm Olive Soap
F ancy q u a lity d rie d and R ecom m ended by
P a c k e d by th e l.im n Benn b e a u ty s|x-eialists
w orld.
C ooperative A ssociation
Dates
lending
o f tin-
3 bars 19c
2 lbs. 29c
. •■w .
bttlk llelluwl dal»«
l»rk» ...............
. . - as-
l.ooi al ibi»
. . .. .
2 lbs. 19c
P ru d e n c e C o rn e d
Beef H ash
Fig Bars
ua.
No Iron us o r com m ission.
m onthly
N o t to o I liiih — N o t to o L ow
J U S T E X A C T L Y R IG H T !
city
p ro p e rty d ire c t from
P ro m p t S e r v i c e .
«
A high grad e p ro d u ct at an
A m eat p ro d u c t of quality-
econom ical price — Made ill
Fry th is on o u r recoin m enda
P o rtlan d .
lion.
2 Ills. 25c
«
Large can 29c
•e n d p h o to g rap h of house
Soup
if possible.
The Valley Building
and Loan Association
Albany, Oregon
• CANADA
Faoiflc Hallway
Company
IR R IG A T E D L A N D IN
SUNNY ALBERTA
$3& to $50 p«r acre
including water right*
36 YEARS TO PAY
F irst payment 7% of the pur­
chase price to which one year's
free use of land without Interest
or water charge, then 34 years
on the balance.
8p«ctal eettlement
conditions
give you second year's free use
of land and water.
S O IL —exceptional depth and fer­
tility, free from rock, stumpe
and brush.
GOOD C L IM A T E
Tomatoes, bean*, corn, etc., and
less tender products groern suc­
cessfully. A lfalfa and grain are
staple products.
E X C E L L E N T O P P O R T U N IT Y
F O R D A IR Y IN G A N D STOCK
B A I S I N O — E S P E C IA L L Y
SHEEP.
W ater supply more than ample.
W ater maintenance only »1.38
per acre. Good market, schools
and ohurchee. Ix>w taxes. No
personal tax. Also large areas
of park land and eome prairie
from »6 to »20 an acre on 85
year terms. Good transportation.
F or further Inform ation
call or w rit»
M. E. Thornton
D is tric t H u perintenednt
148 B roadw ay, P o rtla n d , O regon
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Campbell* Toms to.
No I ran*
3 for 23c
F ra n c o A m e ric a n
S p a g h e tti
Happy Vale Salmon
Mi'tliiiiu S iic — P u ll W rig h t
17* j a /
N o 1 T all
Per can 10c
15c a can
Cheese i S 1"""
MncMarr or
Milk Libby
Flour
lb. 25c
Small size, 6 cans 25c
Tall size, 3 cans 25c
49 lbs. $1.69
1 lb. bag 45c
M ocM arr'o, guaranteed to
give satisfaction
L em ons
G rapefruit
E x tr a Q u ality
I,a rg » Hix»
29c D ozen
3 for 23c
4
SEEDS
M at-M arr S to r r s a rc H cailq u a rte n i for supplle* of G ard en
an d F lo w e r seed*. W» have frvah sto ck s o f all varietic*
packed by N o rth ru p , K ing & Go. O u r prices on aeeda arc
R IG H T
MACMARR STORES
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
—— —
Use 3% of y o u r gross rece ip ts for a d v e rtisin g
and increase the volume of y o u r business 10%.
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SAFEWAY STORES
Features for Friday and Saturday
March 28th and 29th
C om
M innesota F a n c y G olden
B antam
4 c a n s 59c
F lo u r
S afew ay B lend
Ideal F am ily F lo u r
49 lb. bag
$1.69
Salad D ressing
B est Food«
A new p ro d u c t— 12-ox. ja r.
Shortening
19c
• P a n e llis t
A p u re vegetab le fat
N ote the P rice
P o ta to e s
B u rb an k s
U. S. No. 1
Every sack guaranteed
A real buy
100 lb. sack
$3.09
4 lb. tin 69c
Sugar
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Pork and Beans i
.a m p i
V an Camp**
!
3 tin s 25c (
16o*. tino
M ilk
M axim um
Pure and Wholnaome
6 ca n s 49c
4
S o ap
C. & H. P u re
W hite W onder
Fine L a u n d ry Snap
Berry Gane
10 Bar*
10 lbs. 53c
P hone 219
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33c
C ottage G rove, O regon
ORDERS OVER $2 DELIVERED FREE
AÇEW AY STORE
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