T il t ’l(N DA Y, AUGUST 1, IBM!
T H K S R N T L N K l. C O T T A G I G KOVR, O REG ON.
Dr. and lir a Claud« Klin* ent»r-
3nm Schwarts, who left Friday
talnad Monday evening with a din- for Washington, D. C„ where ha
nar honoring Mr. and Mrs. Klm ar will taka a (raining coarsa In postal
Frana, who w ar* married Tuesday inapactlon work, was entertained at
¡of last week In Nevada. Cover* dinner last Thursday night by Mrs.
wars laid for Mr. and M rs W. A. Elisa Hows, Mlaa Bertha Hows and
Mia* Velm a L ita Mackay of Ku-1 Qaroutta. M r. and Mrs. Roy Ko
gan* and Lundy B. Woodson ware mains of Portland, the gueata of
marrisd Friday in Rossburg at ths honor and ths hosts L atsr In the
Mie. Mary VanDenburg enter
Christian church parsonaga by Rev .venlng a group of friend» arrived tained Wedneeday night with
W. R. Baird. Following ths oars- a t ths Kim « horns w ith a truck and vanishing dinner as a benefit for
Wo? ‘ *>n 1,f' kidnapped M r and Mrs. F ra n a the Presbyterian ladles' aid society.
for Marahflsld. whara they span» These two with M r. and Mrs Lundy
THY OLIVER 0 0 0 1 . . . THE CHARMING HOSTESS
a brief honeymoon at ths home of yVoodson who wsr* married ra-
. . . PERSONALLY CHOOSES THE POOD SHE SERVES
Ths Mothers* club Is holding a
Mrs. Woodsons perenta M r
oently, were given an old fashioned picnic today In ths M iriam Piper
The charming hostess carefully plans the meals for her
Mrs. Charis« Hitchcock. They are charivari.
grove on the Coast fork.
making their horns In ths Omer
guests. She has learned by experience that their pleasure
apartments.
Ths
brlds
was
a
nurw
depends largely upon the foods she serves. Because she is
Mlaa R ita Mildred Kelly, daugh N E W M E T H O D IS U SED
la a Eugene hospital and ths ro
IN TIR E CONSTRI CTION
ter of M r. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, i
a clever cook, she realises that freshness and quality de
manea started while M r Woodson
serve first consideration in foods so she goes PERSONAL
was a patient there. Both M r. and became the bride of Robert Calvin
Fifteen years of research in auto
Mrs. Woodson are graduates of Stacy at a quiet wedding solemn mobile tire construction, coupled
LY to our stores to select her foods where she can depend
tsed Saturday evening at ths Pres
ths
Cottage
Grove
high
school.
with
gruelling testa covering 8,000,-
upon getting both.
byterlan parsonagle, Rsv. Duncan
M r. Woodson Is n son sd M r. and
000 tire utllea. has brought the M il
P.
Cameron
reading
the
ring
cere
Mr». C. R. Woodson.
PRICES EFFECTIVE 8ATURDAY AND MONDAY.
mony. The bride and groom were ler geared-to-the-road tire and en
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Elm er abled the m anufacturer to guaran
AUGUST 9 AND 11, 1930
tee (he product, according to M r
Miss H arriet Wiseman enter W F ran a M r and Mrs. Stacy laft Helllwell of Helllwell A Nelson.
at
once
for
California
to
spend
tained Wednesday evening w ith a
their honeymoon. They plan to vis The new tire which called for
bridge party honoring her house it In Sacramento.
scrapping all of the former molds
guest. Miss Roberta Van Vranktn of
and for Installing new molds at a
Western cream
W alla W alla.
Three tables of
Mrs Janies P Graham and Mrs. coat of more than 1300,000—a costly
bridge were formed. Jean Allison
procedure. In itially - already
h
bald high score. Frances Mackin Nancy M. Oglesby entertained Wed more than justified all expectations.
low and M ils Van Vrankln received neaday afternoon with a vanishing M iller men declare.
a guest prise. Guests were Jean luncheon as s benefit for the Pres
Hooded by Dr. M. M. Harrison,
Allleon, W ilberts Wilson. Elsie byterlan ladles' aid society. Guests laboratory specialists and engin
Jacobsen. Frances Randall, Beth were Mrs. H. A. Miller. Mrs. D. H. eers spent a decade and a half ex
Bede, MadeUe Beldler, Maxine N el Hemenway, Mrs. Carrie Hemenway. perimenting w ith chentleals which
Look at the price. We are following the market down.
li, Dorothy Stewart.
Frances Miss Lula Currln, Mrs. Mella Cur- would produce a proper mix with
Mackin, Carolyn Grannis and K ath rln. Mrs. J. K. Young. Mrs. Susie rubber and prolong the life of tires. ’
leen Beldler. The rooms were at Qaroutta and Mrs. J. Q. W illits. The But chemicals not alone were re
tractive with summer flowers and luncheon table was centered w ith sponsible, for the m atter of tread
an old fashioned bouquet of mixed
dainty refreshments were served.
Thompson’s Chocolate
summer flowers. A pleasant social design was of Importance, as wall
Libby or MacMarr. Tall cans
as reduction of the temperature at i
afternoon was enjoyed.
flavored.
which the tire Is cured.
Mrs. Roy Short and Mrs. O. B.
“M iller engineers were able to re
Pitcher entertained Wednesday af
Mlaa Esther Evenson, daughter of
ternoon of last week with a vanish M r and Mrs. E. C. Evenson, and duce the temperature to 338 degrees
ing luncheon on the lawn nt the Albert Land, son of M r. and Mrs. Fahrenheit," says M r. Helllwell.
Short home. Covers were laid for N. Land, were married Saturday. "This was a tremenaoua drop from
lg. The afternoon was spent with July 36, at a quiet wedding solemn the conventional and It meant that
the fabric would not deteriorate so
needlework.
ised at the Methodist parsonage In
Fancy quality freshly made, in bulk.
Eugene, Dr. Royal Leslie Smith of quickly and that It possessed high
ficiating. M r. and Mrs. Land left er tensile strength. In this connec
tion M iller developed new chemi
the following Wednesday on
Bulk Cider-
honeymoon to San Francisco, where cals—chemicals never before used - - j
40 grain.
as well as an antl-oxidant which
they w ill make their home.
serves as a resistant to ageing and
sunlight.
Mr. and Mrs. Georg BJorset and
"Then attention was turned to
Mrs. W. J. W hite entertained Wed the tread. By molding tha tread on
Start taking Kruaehen Salta
nesday afternoon of Inst week nt the same angle as the fabric, M il
that's the common-sense way to re the Bjorset home, honoring Mrs.
Best quality lacquered______________
ler was able to get away from that
duce—but don't take them with the
G r»<* Van Osdel. who will leave tugging action which had worked
Idea that they posses
reducing »rlthin several weeks to make har
havoc with the conventional type
qualities In themselves.
home In San Francisco. Members
This Is what they do—they clean of the Research club were guests. tire.
out the impurities In your blood for A social afternoon was enjoyed and
Jar Rings, U. S. double lipped, heavy red rubber,
Sturges Fam ily Return from Trip.
keeping the bowels, kidneys and dainty refreshments were served.
4 pkgs. .------------------------------------------------ -----2 5 C
M r. and Mrs. D. W Sturges and
liver In splendid working shape and
fam ily returned Monday afternoon
Jar Caps, Kerr Mason, Ball Mason, Economy, d ox._2 5 ^
fill you with a vigor and tireless
Miss Dorothy Stewart entertained from a vacation trip during which
Fruit Jars. Ball Mason, pints, dozen........ .....................
energy you’d most forgotten had
this afternoon with a four-course they attended the sixtieth wedding
existed.
Fruit Jars, Ball Mason, quarts, dozen...........................
As a result Instead of planting ‘¿ " che” n' honoring her house guest, anniversary of M r. Sturges' par-,
Parowax, best parafin. 1 pound packages. 2 fo r .... ......
yourself in an easy chair every free J?.193. Grac* Stewart of Tacoma, ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sturges.
held July Di In Grants Pass a t the
moment and letting flabby fat ne- ,
a BS®usln‘
* * re
cumulate you feel an urge for ac-
M ackin- Miss Ma home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cal
tivlty that keep, you
moving ^ * f * * ; * *
honoI> houn. A il of the honor guests* chil
around doing the things you’ve al and the hostess. Sweet peas were dren. Mrs. Calhoun. Mrs. J. E. Nell
ways wanted to do and needed to I colorful table decorations. A social of Portland, Mrs. Doxsee of Browns
afternoon followed.
ville, Mrs. Nicholson of Medford
do to keep you In good condition.
and Mrs. Sturges. were among 80
Then watch the pounds slide off!
The W. C. T. U. w ill be enter guests present a t the Calhoun home,
Kroschen Salts are the up-to-date
Fountain of Youth. Take one half- tained Friday afternoon at the which is patterned after Cottage
teaspoonful In a glam of hot or home of Mrs. C. W. Caldwell on Grove's famous round house.
The elder M r. and Mrs. Sturges
I cold water tomorrow morning and Third street. Those attending have
every morning — they're tasteless been asked to take some article for were remarried by a Methodist
minister and other features of the
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
that way, and if they don’t change * m arket sale,
celebration
were
readings and
your whole Idea about reducing, go
—♦ — '
back and get the small price you
Mrs. Verva Damewood. daughter music.
Before returning to
Cottage
paid for them. Get an 83 cent bot- of M r. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, and
tie of Kruaehen
Salts — lasts 4 Elmer W. Frans were married Grove the Sturges fam ily visited in
weeks—at Cottage Grove Phar- Tuesday of last week In Nevada, Arcata and Redding. Cal., and
macy or any progreasive druggist They returned Saturday from their Klam ath Falls.
anywhere In the world.
honeymoon.
Mrs. Anna McRenyolds Dies.
Mrs. Anna E. McReynolds, a resi
dent of Divide for 48 years, died
( H fA R O lF 1
Wednesday. July 30, in Gold HUI
at* the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Eva Ellis, where she had lived for
several years. She was aged
6
years, 3 months, 23 days.
Funeral services were held at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon a t tha
Mills chapel and Rev. Duncan P.
Cameron of
the
Presbyetrtan
church officiated. Interm ent was In
the A. F. A A. M .-I. O. O. F. cem
etery, where her husband, O. W.
McReynclds, who died In 1833, Is
burled. The women's relief corps
was In charge of services a t tha
grave, Mrs. McReynolds having
been a member of that organisation
for a number of years.
She was born February 8, 1834.
In Indiana. Besides the daughter at
Gold H ill, surviving relatives In
clude a son, Ernest McReynolds of
Divide, and seven grandchlldien.
iw
Puritan Malt
Per can 45c
Lb. 22c
MacMarr Flour, 49 lb. sk.$1.49
M il k
Malted Milk
3 for 25c
1 lb. can 39c
Peanut Butter 2 lbs..........35c
Way To
Per gal. 35c Sensible
Lose Fat
Bottle Caps, Per gross.. 19c
Vinegar
CANNING SUPPLIES
-83d
95C
19d
Mi“ ^,rBnC*J*
SUGAR—always at whole
sale pnces or less
M ac M arr
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graduate of Oregon State college
and Is a home economlos Instructor
of wide experience She taught here
last year and resigned al the eloee
of the school
.
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Citrus and other tart fruits are
valuable for breakfast as they slim
ulale the appetite. Some M aned
fruit hae too much »tigxr. blunting
ths »PP«.V<e for mure_needed foods.
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CASHGCARRY
Free City Delivery
Phone 53
711 Main Street
Be sure and call for
one of our hand bills
if you do not receive
your copy by Friday
evening. It is filled
with red hot prices
that are of interest
to every housewife.
It A lw a y s P a y s to T r a d e at G r a y ’s
stores
Use 3% of your gross receipts for advertising
and increase the volume of vour business 10%,
CH EVROLET ANNOUNCES
DE LUXE W ID E W H EELS
at no extra cost
Bible School Ila* Program.
The vacation bible school, which
was In session a t tha Baptist
church for six weeks, closed Friday
evening with a program that
showed the type of work done and
accomplishments of the school. An
Ice cream social followed the pro
gram.
The program Included: Salute to
the flag and singing of **O Beauti
ful for Spacious Skies" by 85 chil
dren; salute to the Christian flag
and tinging “Fling O ut the Ban
ner
salute to the Bible and sing
ing "Holy Bible;" address by Mrs
L. H . Randle; Bible dramas; stere-
optlcon lecture on the Spellman
school In Georgia for colored girls
by Rev. L. H . Randle.
Chevrolet again adds extra value to tha Chev
©/ a tt r a c tiv e
n ew c o lo rs
Those who prefer may now have
any paaaenger model equipped with beautiful
de luxe wire wheels—at no additional cotti
These wheels incorporate many important
features that have won favor on cars much
higher in price—large chrome-plated hub
cape, bolts located intide tha hub, and an
unusually large number of spokes.
In addition to this de luxe wire wnecl equip
ment, Chevrolet now makes available a wide
choice of new color c o m M n i r i n n i n n n il
—colors that are rich a«d distinctive.
You are invited to come in—NOW—and attend
the first showing of six-cylinder Chevrolet
models with these new extra-value features.
xoAomot « PHArroM
S wire wheel. .render*
ea Spealei Sedan)
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Cottage Grove Motor Co.
JACK MAULDING, PROP.
IO W
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in m any ways when
you bu y a IPord
LOW first cost is just one advantage
and by large industrial companies
o f buying a Ford.
O f even greater
which keep accurate cost figures. Hum
importance is the saving in the coat of
dreds o f these companies use fifty,
operation and up-keep. Aa the months
one hundred, and two hundred Ford
and years roll by, this saving will total
ears and trucks. One large corpora
many dollars.
tion uses eight thousand! Their ex
The economy o f the Ford is due to
perience is a dependable guide for
its simplicity o f design, high quality
you in the purchase o f an automobile.
o f materials, and accuracy in manu
See the nearest Ford dealer and
facturing. Every part has been made
have him give yon a demonstration
to endure— to serve you
fa ith fu lly
ride in the new Ford. You will he par
and well under all conditions for
ticularly pleased with its easy-riding
many thousands o f miles.
comfort, ease o f control, alert speed
Thousands o f Ford owners will tell
and acceleration, and the safety o f its
you o f the economy and reliability of
fully enclosed four-wheel brakes. In
the new Ford. You find further con
addition, every new Ford brings you
vincing evidence o f it in the increas
the added protection o f a Triplex
ing purchases by police departments
shatter-proof glass windshield.
I.a fky to Attend Conference.
Herman F. L afky, newly elected
Smith-Hughes Instructor in the
Cottage Grove high school, will
leave Saturday for Forest Grove, !
where he w ill attend the annual
conference of vocational agricul
tural Instructors of Oregon August
10 to 18.
TJje agricultural department at
Forest Grove was established by
M r. Lafky, who was in charge there
for five years. He Is eager to look
up some of his form er students and
compare their farm practices w ith
those of their neighbors. W hile in
Forest Grove M r. L a fk y owned and
operated a poultry farm and served
four years on the board of directors
of the Pacific Cooperative Poultry
Producers.
I
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Cheese
.
Mrs. Benson Goes to Oregon City
Mr». Orpah Benson of this city
has been elected to teach home
economics In the Oregon City high
echool the coming year. She Is a
CO ST
new
Threo-wlndow Fordor
Sedan . . . .
Convertible Cabriolet
De Luxe Phaelon .
De Laxe Sedan . ,
Town Sedan ■ . ,
A n «.i lee.
tr a ttiti
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Aak the neareat
F o rd Dealer
f o r a dem onatratton
Hcoutmaatcr Is Named.
Armand Riggs has been appointed
acting scoutmaster of boy scout
troop No. 16, taking the place of K.
D. Raker, who resigned several
months ago. The troop w ill reor
ganise soon.
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Cream puff shells filled w ith fish
’ salad or chicken salad make a de-
j lightful party refreshment. For
another variation they may be
filled with ice cream and served
w ith hot chocolate sauce for des
sert.
Firs Proof Safes. Sentinel.
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a««««.,
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Bartels Building Is Attractive.
The Bartels building was com- '
pleted during the past week and Is
now occupied by the Tourist Cafe.
The building's rainbow front Is a
new kind of structure for this city
and makes the building one of the
most attractive on the street.
The Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company every year replaces
mors than 100 telephone poles that
have been put out of commission by
careless motorists.
Lew Fonn m
Roadster . . . .
Phaeton
. . . .
Tudor Sedan . . .
C -o u p e ........................
Sport Coupe , , ,
De Luxe Coupe . .
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com pany