T i l V U H B A y , M A Y I , toito. T I« FA O B T W O , Here they a n - M a y D ays! And . very one finds the Mac- Marr Stores stocked to the fullest with fresh, seasonal.!, foods Full of flavor, health and wholesome nourish­ ment. these foods w ill bring praise from your family « r gu.xto. As for the V A L V E S -th e y are bigger tha ev,r. We invite you to conic in and see for yourself, i ou glad you cam e! ______ .____________ ___________ HEINZ WEEK AT MACMARR STORNS— F 'L10®8 t k ? HEINZ ITEMS EFFECTIVE MAY 3 TO MAY 10. INC. BAKED BEANS .1 k i n d s - *’* “ “ *' in tomato sauce, plain, or Kidney Medium awe - for JiftC TOMATO SOUP, small can. VI N E 0 A B - »"J „ hite Pt. bottles. 2 for 2«5<* g p A 0H E T T I _ R<.a<|y to * ., f<>p 2R <* KETCHUP — Large bottles. o for - ............... 41C 3 f,„. RICE FLAKES. 2 for 25c 25C THE FOLLOWING PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY AND MONDAY, ONLY, MAY 3, AND 5, 1930. BIG VALUE GINGER SNAPS— Per lb.................. — IO C A big value indeed! Approximately 50 pieces to the ponn.t Shredded Wheat Biscuit,. . . 2 for 19c True Bake Crackers, 2 lb. caddy-. 29c Mazola Oil, qt. c a n s ... .. ............ 43c Black Figs, Extra Choice Quality, 3 lbs. 25c SHRIMP—Xo. 1 cans IO C OYSTERS, No. 1 cans IOC MacMarr Coffee MacMarr Flour Roasted in Portland Milled in the Pacific Northwest 1 lb. pkg. 39c 49 lb. sack $1.69 3 lb. pkg. $1.15 j 10 lb. sack 45c RIGHTS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITY OF ANY ADVERTISED ITEM MACMARR STORES COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Typewriter Ribbons and Supplies. The Sentinel Prepared for. but In a d v e rten tly o m itted fro m , the V o te r’s B u lletin. CHAS. M. EMERY Republican Candidate for Nomination for Representative. Third Representative District. Comprising Lane County. U nom inated and elected as representative. I w ill support only such legislation as I am certain is needed in prom ot­ ing the best interests o f all the people of Oregon, and p artic u la rly L a n e county, ra th e r than being the repre­ sentative of only a fe w indi­ viduals. I w ill m ake a determ ined e ffo rt to reduce the cost of the legislative session, which can be dope by e lim in atin g useless employes and seeing th a t all clerks in the legisla­ ture are qualified to fill the positions fo r w hich they are hired. Also I w ill not accept pay fo r m yself o th er than as provided by the C onstitution. I w ill endeavor to have the intangibles tax law amended, by raising the exem ption, but w ill strenuously oppose any a tte m p t to repeal the la w unless an Income tax is adopted. I w ill support constructive legislation favorable to good roads, liquor and narcotic law enforcem ent, a g ric u ltu re and labor, and being unpledged and under obligation to no org an izatio n o r In d iv i­ dual. I can vote according to w h at I consider the best Interest of a ll parties concerned. I w ill support the U n ive rs ity of Oregon, p ro tecting Its interests a t all times, as w ell as the other educational institu tio ns o f the state. I w ill oppose any legislation which m ig h t be d e trim e n ta l to E u ­ gene’s m u n icip ally owned power plant. Slogan: “ A business-like representation for Lane county NOW IN O U R N EW L O C A T IO N IN H IL L B U IL D IN G , W E S T O F P E N N E Y ’S AND A R C A D E THEATER. Better equippe.l than ever to serve the puhlie with everything for the home. B ressler 6* Son C O M P L E T E HO M E F U R N IS H E R S Diirymen Sponsoring Essay Writing Contest Rev. and M rs I. G Ht'«»' pleasant ly »urprtsed Tuesday eve­ ning by mem bers of the C hristian church who ¡»»there,I a fte r w o rk ­ ers' conference fo r a p arty In célé­ brât of a the tw en ty-sixth wed- A poster and essay conteat In U I H I I Urn tn i w ---------w C andidate la M u ltn o m a h W ith T he Research club entertained ding anniversary of the two. More w hich lb» use of m ilk and m ilk M onday night In the city lib ra ry than 1«? w ere In attendance A fte r products «1» Io b« th« them« w ill draw » In O rd e r to B<»»t w ith a c u rre n t event guest n ig ht, « fo rm a l scrip tu re le * o n and pr»> be «ponsored In th« schools W Lane ( Candidate fro m Cooa. M em bers o f the D elphian society. er an in fo rm al evening o f readings. county d u rin g the first h a lf o f next | Tuesday E vening club and Social speeches and songs was held tee m onth. It was decided M onday T w elve d u b w ith other guests. cream and cake were served A night at a m eeting o f the Joint Senator Charles H a ll, candidate were present. A program on Rus w a ffle Iron was given Rev ami com m ittee o f th« Lane County for the republican nom in atio n for t l a as a fittin g clim ax Io the R e Mrs. Shaw by Ihe church D airym en's association and the governor, this w eek began "bear­ search d ub 's h a lf year of study on w ere also given a decorated wed d airy com m utes of the cham ber of ing dow n” in M u ltn o m a h county, that country, was given. M rs. W . ding cake by M r and M rs. J u. com merce. T he contest was a r­ and declared he fe lt h ig hly elated J W h ite , president of the Research R e a lty Rev and M r» Shaw were ranged by the county • « • • * * . * " ’* over the proepecte of c a rry in g II In club, gave ail address of welcome m a rrie d on A p ril 20 but due Io con- home dem onstration agent w ith the and Ihe program follow s "T h e fu e lin g dales the |>arty was not assistance of the Eugene and coun the prim aries. E ig h t years ago when Senator Persecution of the Church in Rus held u n til Tuesday ty superintendents. H a ll missed the nom in atio n by only » la .' M rs John R. C la rk o f the So- Vhe schools of the county have 521 votes, he ca rried M ultno m ah by c a l T w elve d u b ; “E d ucation of M rs. A. K. H a n ,lo th entertained been divided Into two dlvlalona for W om en In Russia," Mrs. Louis F rid a y evening w ith a p arty hon the contest. Division 1 w ill Include mote than 800 votes favorable Senator H a ll enjoyed a ta v o ra o ir j | e n ry Handle of the Research orlng her husband on his birthday the school* o f Eugene and Cottage developm ent this w eek when Col- c(ub review of the life of Feodor anniversary. Those present were Grove, and D ivision J Ihe rem ain onel T W a lte r G illa rd , p ro m inent 1Xl4,'oyefsgy and of hts bock. “T h e M r and M rs Hen M cC ollum and der. T h e re are Io be three classes in ex-service m e n « and civic a f- c rim e and Its P unishm ent.” Miss grandson. A ndrew Crow and son. of com petitors In each division. fairs, w ith d re w fro m the race fo r M a ,.,eUe H a m a n t of the Tuesday Mrs. P atto n . H a rr y P a tto n . C arl C h ild ren up to and Including the d is tric t a tto rn e y o f M ultno m ah E ven in g d u b ; "Russian A rt fro m M cCollum , lle o rg e tta Knowles. M i sixth grade w ill enter poster« fea ­ county In order to cam paign active- thjl T en th to the E ig hteenth Cen and M rs O o ttfrla d G raber. M r and tu rin g the Increased use o f m llh ly fo r Senator H a ll. tu ry .” M rs. John K e lly of Ihe Delph- M i». V erne Haxen. M r. and Mrs. products Colonel G illa rd issued a slate- (>n - Russian A rt fro m the Charles Stevens. M r. and Mrs. El Students o f Junior high schools, m ent saying " I believe Senator H a ll e ig h te e n th C entu ry to the Pres- m cr M cC ollum . John G raber, Mi or those o f the seventh, eighth and w ill m ake Oregon an ideal govar- cn,_- M rs. 8, L. Godard of the and Mrs. Ir a Heidler, A lfred Held nin th grades, w ill w rite essays on nor. H e has every q u a lity necee- ¡>«,|phlan society; a com prehen sive, i»r. K athleen H eidler and M r and she subject "W h y People Us« D a iry aary to give us a fine ad m ln is tra - nn -M o ra ls of Bolshevist M rs. W illia m Hartels. A pleasant Products," considering the subject tion Hence. I feel I can be of much K uswia R ev Duncan P Cam eron, social evening was enjoyed and fro m a health standpoint. g re a te r service by devoting m yself T ht, |,b rmry room was a ttra c tiv e I light refreshm ents were served Students o f high schools of the to his cause than by pursuing a w Uh #prtng flowers. F o rty -fiv e ♦ • county are to w rite essays on the personal a m b itio n .” were present. M rs. W H . D a u g h erty was host «sine subject as those o f the Junior In Senator H a ll's own section. —* — ess Tuesday aftern oo n for the T uck high schools, except th a t they w ill Coos and C u rry counties, hundreds T he annual experisaea social of day Bridge d u b , e n te rta in in g w ith consider Ihe question more fro m of his friends have Joined a two- the M ethodist ladles' aid society a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Colonial an economic than a health stand county H a ll-fo r-G o v e rn o r d u b . and was held W ednesday afternoon of cafe A d dition al guests were Mrs. point. prom ise th a t they w ill ro ll up thou­ last w eek In the church parlors. F ra n k W ilson o f Seattle, house N in e prises are offered In each sands o f votes fo r the m an who has Mrs. Ed Conner and M rs. A. W guest of her d au gh ter. M rs F U , class of each division T he prises represented them in the state sen­ W ooley were captains o f the aid's G rannis. M rs H . A lla g e n and In ths senior high school section ate ten years. Each m em ber has tw o teams, more than *100 being M rs. George M atth e w s T he lunch range fro m *10 down to *1: those In a Ihe Junior high school section fro m taken a pledge “to use every hon- turned in by the team s Vocal eon table was a ttra c tiv e w ith orabte means to n om in ate and elect num bers w ere given by M rs. A n ­ mixed bouquet of spring flowers. *6 to »1, and those In the elem en­ Senator Charles H«dl.” drew B rund and M rs. C. W . Cone, Follow in g the luncheon the group ta ry poster division fro m *8 to *1 W h en Senator H a ll cam e so n ear accom panied by M rs A rn io rel M on ­ w ent to the home of Mrs, D augh­ T he contest In the ru ra l schools the nom ination eight years ago. his w son. an aftern n . I V ere T IY p played ta jv v i «a SS vs .W IJ I fo V I r m tl eee a a « oo n — o - f - bridge - -- G am es w anti re c e , rty begins F rid a y . M ay 2. and closes strength was In the w estern por­ freshm ents were served T he host- M rs. Clyde Roberts held high score M ay 12. In Ihe Eugene and Cot tion. T his y e a r he Is conceded a ess com m ittee was M rs. Roy Leon T h e d u b w ill m e d In tw o weeks tags Grove schools II begins Mon strong vote in every section o f the ard M rs. H a rr y H a rt. Mrs. H a rv e y w ith M rs. G rannis. day. M ay 8, and closes M ay 18. ♦ - T ay lo r. M rs. J 8 M a rk h a m . M rs. state. Posters are to be sent to the office T he Social T w e lv e d u b was en of Arnold Collier, ru ra l school su K in g and M rs. Louise Cone. T a x T u rn o v e r Is Made. tertaln ed T hu rsday afte rn o o n of ¡tervlsor. and the essays to the of —♦ — T he Ad L ib itu m d u b was e n te r­ last w eek at the home of Mrs. J R flee of Miss G ertru d e 8kow . home A tu rn o v er of 1929 taxes a m o u n t­ A d dition al guests were M rs dem onstration a g e n t last T hu rsday aftern oo n C la rk ing to * M 220.72 was made to the tained Funds fo r Ihs contest are being county treasu rer T hu rsday by the w ith a 1 o'clock luncheon a t the N E Glass and M rs T om H u n t A sheriff. T h e money was segregated home o f M rs. Clarence Cone, w ith discussion was held concerning contributed by persons Interested A r---- pleas- M rs. T IO01 o m u Lafoon as j jo w in hostess I follows fo llo w s * MT3. u w n a-» i h t n v m tv « . c candidates a u u iu a ir g fo iu i r governor. — — in the advancem ent o f th« d a iry In ­ S tate and county. *19.832.99; Guests bidden to meet w ith the club ant social afternoon was enjoyed dustry. ■ a-w nra« rxsr ii-ig ««»_ • L. . _ > 1 — t — s .. K n ta n lj *ar»«ra» refreshm ents were M rs and d a in ty cities. *5.683.18: schools. *7.923 95: were M rs. W ilb u r W s tk ln s . — ’ rlu*> w ill hold Its nexl Scratches on w alnu t and m ahog­ union high schools. *668.55; road H a r r y H a rt. M rs. C .‘ E U m ph rey s e r- ’ T h e rooms i .eeling w ith M r * N. E. Compton any fu rn itu re can be concealed by districts. *1.623-31: P o rt o f Siuslaw. and Miss N e ll Bushel! p ain tin g Ihe scars w ith lodlns. then *173.07; forest fire patrol. *314.79: and table w ere a ttra c tiv e w ith tu ­ T h e Lions club entertained the |M>Ilahlng w ith a soft cloth dipped lips and irises. A pleasant social gray dig ger poisoning. 90c. Keepers of the lie n w ith a dinner l i t fu rn itu re polish. afternoon was enjoyed laat T h a i— l i v night at Hotel ___________ Forest Road W o rk to S tart. A social evening and games fol- K artell. Several musical n u m b e r. _ _ _ _ _ — — ----- W o rk by the fo restry d ep a rtm e n t — --------- — - *----- * “ - " 'w e r e given by the G ard orchestra. on the F ra n k Brice road Into the lowed the re g u la r m eeting o f the 'J 'h p n l i / l / t i V Bohem ia d is tric t is to be started f " te r” S. H a w k ln s ^ ^ n Professor M irris of the economics _ _ d ep artm en t of U n ive rs ity of O re » w ith in the next few days. T he gov- Allison and M rs. D ale H a w k in s won e m m e n t has been cooperating w ith prtaes in a con esh Miss Frances gon spoke on “ F u tu re Prospects of _ entertained w ith a piano Oregon." the county fo r several years In im - M a c k in h e _______________ e n te rta in m e n t com m it- * proving this road, e lim in a tin g d if ­ solo. T ___ M rs. W a lte r L atie entertained ficu lt grades and dangerous turns tee was M rs. Nelson D u rh am . M rs W ednesday a ftern oo n fo r L a M er- H . B G riggs. M rs. L. W . Coiner and m a k in g a perm anent roadbed M rs. E lb e rt Bede and M rs. C. E credl Pont club T he aftern oo n was spent playing bridge and M rs. H a r ­ U m ph rey. M en's Bible Class W ill Elect. old W h itlo c k held high score. Dog T h e com m u nity men's bible class form ed effective room decora m e e tln v T h e M p ° club was entertained wiKxi .......... ................................................ w ill elect o fficers a t its m eeting Tuesday aftern oo n a t the home o f tlons. A delicious iwo-course lunch . Sunday m o rn ing in the y q q Cruson. w ho Invited as eon was served. T he club w ill meet theater. Special vocal num bers a i . addt|ionB, , M„ p .v t , of tWl> w e rk , w lth i VBn Sams ™ SUDg u y r - a . Serial P o rtla n d , m other o f M r . W J. ♦ P la n , w ill be made for a Woods Dogwood w isteria, b rid a l M r. and M rs. R 8. T ra s k enter ,,to hv ld j r „ ? ^ A m e r veil and irises w ere a ttra c tiv e room talned last T hu rsday evening w ith w ith C alvin F u n k post of the A m er- ^ , * 1 a f . . d in ner oartv fo r a group o f decorations. A pleasant social a f- a d in ner party fo r a group of ican Legion. spent w ith needle friends. Those invited were Mr t e r n o o n ----- - , — Fact No. 15. w o rk and a delicious luncheon was and M rs 8. L. G odard and children Music In s tru c to r Receives Honor. Lois and Eldon. M r and M rs. Joe T he fine« thing» iwuslly com« served M rs. Cecil E C aldw ell, piano in ­ — v— S m ith and children and M r*. El- structor of this city, was in itia te d D r. and M rs. C. H . K lm e w ere bert Bede and children Beth and from thp*« whi> make fine thing» into M u P h i Epsilon, n ation al hon­ hosts last T hu rsday evening fo r 'E lls e . exdutively. Schilling make» only o ra ry music sorority. A p ril 24. at the Bona Tem po club. In v itin g as —♦ — the school o f music at U n ive rs ity add itio nal guests M r. and M rs. M rs. H B Breedlove an l M rs fine coffee— to can anyone elae— of Oregon. A fo rm a l b reakfast w ill R alph Saltsm an and M r. and M rs Bessie S u tc liffe gave a shower be held M a y 18 a t the Eugene hotel Jack Boyd. T he evening was spent Tuesday evening at the home of but uni y Schilling doti it. a t w hich M rs. C aldw ell w ill play an playing bridge. M rs. C a rl W itte and M rs. Breedlove. honoring M rs. o riginal composition. James Dungan holding high scores. B rig h to n l-eonard Cheap coffee never enter» nor M rs C aldw ell also — has a T he rooms were a ttra c tiv e ly dec- -------------------- ---------- - — become ----- ■« m em ber of the M usic Supervisors orate