F R U IA V, N O V E M B E R I I , tt M
T U B S E N T IN E L . C O T TA G E ( IK O V t , O REG O N .
T h e a d u lt class o f th a
B a p tis t
c h u rc h h e ld a social e v e n in g T u e a -
Tba al tuple« t way to prevanl
d a y n ig h t a t th a h o m e o f M r a n d
leather good* from mildewing la to
M rs . A m le l T h e ta O ff ic e r s
w e re
keep tha articles In a wall-vaotll-
ele cte d as fo llo w s E r w in H a n s o n ,
atad, dry, well-lighted place. Whan
p re s id e n t; M rs . A m le l T h a is , v ic e
flrat detected, mlldaw ahould ba
T h e fo llo w in g o ffic e rs w e re e le c t­ p re a ld e n t; M rs . A C. S p rig g s , sec­
wlpad off with a damp doth, tba ed a t th a m e e tin g o f th e N e ig h b o rs r e ta r y tr e a s u r e r ; M rs . T h e is . M rs.
laatbar wall dried, and pat In a o f W o o d c r a ft W e d n e a d a y n ig h t o f T . J . C la r k a n d M is s K a t ie M a rk -
drier plaea. Mlldaw probably will
M rs . E le a n o r W o lf a r d . e m , > e r , ^ 1 . 1 c o m m itte e ; M rs.
■ot eerioualy da ma (a tha leather past g u a r d ia n n e ig h b o r; M rs . M il
M illa , c h a ir m a n , f lo r a l c o m m it-
vnlaaa It ta allowed to remain for d re d T r u n n e ll. g u a r d ia n n e ig h b o r, tee. T h e e v e n in g eras s p e n t p la y ­
aavaral weeks or longer, but It may D o ris L e b o w , a d v is e r: M rs . N o r a in g g a m e s
R e fr e s h m e n ts
w a re
change ICO color.
H u n te r ,
m a g ic ia n ;
M rs .
N e llie served
! B la c k m o re . m u s ic ia n : M rs . O ille e -
Many “Ava Marias"
pls, c le r k ; M rs . D lc y P h illip s , a t -
T h e R e s e a rc h clu b , a t Its m e e tin g
T h e r a are M “Ava Marlas" pub­ te n d e n t; M rs . L o u is a B a rte ls , o u t­ T u e s d a y n ig h t, vo ted to m a k e d o n a ­
lished, besides many variations and side g u a r d ; M rs . O. F . T h ie l, in side tio n s to th e P o e rn b e c h e r m e m o ria l
different arrangements of tha orig­ g u a rd ; M r s B e r th a M c Q u e e n , fla g h o s p ita l fo r c h ild re n , to th e s c h o la r-
inal song.
Frans Schubert com­ b e a re r: M rs B m a lln e W ils o n , co r- sh ip lo a n fu n d a n d to th e en d o w -
D ix o n , m en I fu n d , th re e p ro je c ts
o f th e
posed one of the beet known. re s p o n d e n t; M r ». M a b e l
Among the other well-known com­ b a n k e r; M rs . C la r a S tevens, c a p ta in O re g o n S ta te F e d e r a tio n o f W o m ­
posers who have written songs by o f th e g u a rd ; H o ra c e H a tc h . B e rt en's C lu b s, to w h ic h th e c lu b be­
thia title are: Oesar Franck, Frans B u rro w s an d T o m S ears, m an a g e rs . longs. T h e c lu b c o n tin u e d Its s tu d y
Hast.
Pietro
Mascagni,
Saint- P la n s w e re m a d e fo r a jo in t In s ta l­ o f O re g o n h is to ry , w it h M r» . F . E.
Saena, Giuseppe Verdi and Johan- la tio n to be h eld in J a n u a r y w ith M e n d e n h a ll as p ro g ra m le a d e r, h e r
C re s w e ll
an d
W a lte r v tlle .
M rs. s u b je c t b e in g " O re g o n as a S ta ts ."
aas Brahms.
H a w k in s o f T o le d o , g r a n d
m a n ­ M e m b e rs resp ond ed to
r o ll
c a ll
ag er, w as a guest an d c o m p lim e n te d w it h c u r r e n t ev en ts.
J a lia a E ra
T he Julian day la a device of th e circle .
S O C IE T Y
ohrooologleel reckoning often need
T r a s k w as
ro g ra m
M r a R a lp h S a tta m a n w as hostess
by astronomers to avoid the com­
so ciety T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n
plication dne to months and years
af unequal length. The days are m e e tin g M o n d a y n ig h t, th e lesson clu b , in v itin g M rs . H a r v e y H o ld e r -
numbered consecutively beginning b e in g on " S p a n is h P a in tin g ." T h e m a n an -l M rs . C h a rle s B ra c e as a d ­
with the so-called Julian era, Jan- fo llo w in g p ro g ra m « a s g iv e n : M r a d itio n a l guests. A 1 o 'c lo c k lu n c h ­
f L 4718 B. C. For example, J o h n L . K e lly . " H is to r y a n d G e o ­ eon w a s served a t th e C o lo n ia l an d
nary L 1980.
Julian day. g r a p h y o f S p a in ;” M r a W . M . M a c - w as fo llo w e d b y a n a fte r n o o n o f
G ib b o n , "S p a n is h P r im itiv e s ; " M rs . b rid g e .
M rs . F r e d A n d e rs o n h eld
*4 2 6 3 7 » .
C E . U m p h r e y , " S p a n is h T e m p e r a ­ h ig h score.
m e n t;" M rs . A lic e M ille r , " It a li a n
A chieving Success
M a n n e ris ts ;" M rs . R . A . T r a s k . " E l
T h e P r e s b y te r ia n M is s io n a ry so­
Tha great high road of human G re c o :" M rs . A . A . R ic h m o n d . " C a l­
welfare lies along the old highway v e rt's E s tim a t e o f E l G r e c o ;” M rs. c ie ty w a s e n te r ta in e d W e d n e s d a y
a fte r n o o n a t th e h o m e o f M rs . H e r ­
• f steadfast well-doing; and they S c h o fie ld
S te w a r t.
" V a le s q u e x ;“ b e rt E a k in . M rs . L . W . C o in e r led
who are the most persistent, and M rs . R - S. T r a s k . M u r illo ," In th e devo
U o n ato an d M rs . O W . B la c k
work In the truest spirit, w ill In­ s tu d y o f p ic tu re s M r s U m p h r e y re- m o re w a s In c h a rg e o f th e lesson on
variably be the most successful: p o rte d on " E l G re c o . M rs . E lb e r t S ia m . x th a n k o f fe r in g w a s ta k e n
success treads on the heels of B ed e on "V e la s q u e s ," an d M rs . C
an d m ite boxes w e re op en ed. D a in ­
every right effort.— Smiles.
C . C ru s o n on " M u r illo ." M rs . R ic h ­ ty r e fre s h m e n ts w e re se rved.
m ond g a ve a bo ok re v ie w o t " A n g e l
Fish’s Odd Name
P a v e m e n t" b y J . B. P rie s tly .
T h e M . P G . clu b w as e n te r ta in e d
M ild e w ea L c .tk e r
SOCIETY
Ona
of
tb a
d e lig h tfu l
so cial
e v e n ts o f th e w e a k w as th a aarlaa
o f b rid g e p a rtie s g iv e n W e d n e s d a y
a ftrn o o n a n d e v e n in g by M rs. W ll-
lla m T h u m , M rs . W . E. L e b o w a n d
M rs . O, E W o o d so n a t th a h o m e o f
•Mrs. T h u m
N in e ta b la s o f b rid g e
w e re fo rm e d In th a a fte rn o o n . H ig h
score w as h e ld by M rs . S. V . A lli­
son a n d second h ig h by M rs . R . H
F ie ld s .
ta b la s w e re fo rm e d . M rs . F r e d A n -
de rs o n h o ld in g h ig h score a n d M ra.
C ly d e R o b e rts second h ig h . D a in ty
r e fre s h m e n ts w e re served. B a sk ets
of
v a ric o lo re d
c h ry s a n th e m u m s
w e re a t tr a c tiv e ro o m d e c o r a tio n s
M r s S a m V e a tc h e n te r ta in e d F r i ­
d a y a fte rn o o n h o n o rin g h e r m o th ­
er. M rs. In e s M e e k s , w h o r e c e n tly
r e tu rn e d
fr o m
P o r tla n d .
T h re e
ta b le s o f b rid g e w e re fo rm e d . M rs.
F r e d A n d e rs o n h eld
h ig h
score.
G u e s ts w e re M rs , A n d e rs o n . M rs .
D . H H e m e n w a y . M rs. W W M c ­
F a r la n d , M rs . C . K F ro a t. M r a A.
W . K lm e , M rs . N els o n
D eYoung.
M ra
H a r le y
G a te s .
M r» .
E f f ie
K n o w le s . M r s A . W S w an so n . M r a
M e r v llle V e a tc h a n d th e guest o f
h o n o r. D a in ty re fre s h m e n ts w e re
served.
Chriitmaa Cards Sentinel.
C
T h a S o cial T w e lv e clu b w as en-
ta rta ln e d T h u r s d a y
a fte rn o o n
of
las t w e e k a t th a
ho m e
of
M rs
Bessie S u tc liffe , w h o In v ite d as ad -
d ltlo n a l guests. M rs. I r a It. A ld r ic h
an d M rs. H a r r y H a r t . A social a f
te rn o o n w as sp ent w ith n e e d le w o rk
P a in t y re fre s h m e n ts w a re served
▼
M rs . T . C. W h e e le r is e n te r ta in
lu g th is a fte r n o o n , c o m p lim e n tin g
th e O L . H . c lu b
T h e J o k e r clu b w ill be e n te rta in e d
th is e v e n in g a t th e h u m s o f Miss
L u la C u r rln .
W. C. T. V. Hears Report.
M rs. H e le n M . Mosley, delegate
to th a recan t s ta te W . C T . U . co n­
v e n tlo
Ito
asb u rg . , gave a de-
tio n In R
osebu
(a | | . j re p o rt o f th a co n vention a t
,h e F r id a y m e a lin g o f the
local
u n ion a t th e hom e o f Miss S tella
A d a m s She said
C o tta g e D ro v e
w as co m p lim e n te d on Its b u lle tin
bo ard, being ths only u a lo n In ths
, t a t e to h ave one.
She also told
o f th s c h ild re n 's fa rm hom e w o rk
an d said th a t It w as ra te d th e best
w est o f th s M ississipp i riv e r
M r s N E . C o m p to n , co u n ty preel
d e n t, rep o rted on th e
presidents
m eetin g s an d M rs. W V. McGee.
M rs L. H . R a n d is and M rs. N ew
(o ll I,a n d gave th e ir Im pressions o f
th ll co n ve n tio n .
P la n s w ere m ad e fo r a h a n d k e r­
c h ie f show er fo r th e ch ild re n 's fa rm
h o m e to be h eld a t th e D eco m b er
13 m eetin g .
L ig h t re fre s h m e n ts w ere served.
T w e n ty -fiv e w e re present.
C o o k e d F o o d S ale la H e ld .
T h e R e b e k a h s h eld a cooked food
sale a n d b a a a a r S a tu rd a y , a ll a r -
tid e s a n d food b e in g sold. In th e
e v e n in g
a c h ic k e n d in n e r
w as
se rved in I . O . O F h a ll an d so
w e re served.
M rs. M e r le
M c K lb
ben. M rs. E ls ie C u r r ln an d
M rs.
Susie G a r o u tte w e re
th e
ba saa r
c o m m itte e an d M rs . E th e l F e rg u ­
son «-as c h a ir m a n o f th e
d in n e r
F iv e U n it e W it h C h u rc h .
c o m m itte e .
M r an d M rs. H e r m a n L a fk y . M rs
T h e O d d fe llo w s
an d
R e b e k a h s R . H . S hields a n d M r
an d
M r»
h eld a Jo int d in n e r S u n d a y
A so­ R o b e rt F a w c e tt unite«!
w ith
the
c ia l tim e fo llo w e d .
P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h a t th e S un day
fo re n o o n service. T h e s a c ra m e n t of
A n u m b e r o f people h a ve
m ads b a p tis m was a d m in is te re d to E llo n
m o n e y fr o m th e stock
m a r k e t by T a y lo r L a fk y . son o f M r . an d M rs
s ta y in g o u t o f I t
H e r m a n L a fk y . C o m m u n io n o f th e
Iz ir tl's su pp er w as held
Your Banker Is
Your Best Friend
Even at time* when lit* ad via«» you against burrowing
for Inveatmeiita that he can't O K
We have become known aa the obi reliable b>*aauae We
cun be depended upon to give legitimate financial aid
for worthy and auceeaaful entcrpriaca and because we
can he depended upon not Io encourage speculative un­
dertakings You ahould have a checking account with
thia kind of a hank
The First National Bank
Of OottAge Grove
Capital $50,000
I in J ie io U S
,
l)lij
Rurplua. 986.000
N E W S P A P E R
„ ..a
n t I i f f I
ft (1 V P r t Í H Í I I IT
ftlftk
o iiiiu
stO F t S (Hit 01 l it I It
tit . .
o
There is a flah called the John
F r id a y a fte r n o o n a t th e h o m e
of
Dory. Its English name la believed
A t th e F r id a y n ig h t m e e tin g o f M rs . A rm a n d W y n n e , th e m e e tin g
to be a corruption of the French C o tta g e G ro v e c h a p te r o f th e E a s t­ h a v in g been po stp on ed fr o m T u e s ­
Jaune do ree,” in refe re n c e to th e
e r n S t a r a n In v ita tio n to m e e t T u e s -
day
because o f A rm is tic e d a y .
A
den-yellow color of the living d a y n ig h t w it h S p r in g fie ld c h a p te r 5ocia i a fte r n o o n w as e n jo y e d a n d a
u The John Dory lnhablte the w as ac cep ted . A re v is io n o f b y ­ tw o -c o u rs e lu n c h e o n w a s served.
Atlantic coasts of Europe. the Med­
law s o f th e c h a p te r, p re p a re d b y A . C h ry s a n th e m u m s w e re d e c o ra tio n s .
iterranean and the Australian eeaa. A R ic h m o n d . M rs . M a b e l S m ith
C
an d
M rs .
Anna
G rah a m .
w as
M rs . W . O W ils o n
e n te r ta in e d
ad o p te d . T h e tw o
E a s te rn
S ta r
T h u r s d a y a fte r n o o n o f la s t w e e k
c h a p te rs o f E u g e n e w ill be guests
fo r th e C a th o lic la d le a C o o tie w as
o f th e lo cal c h a p te r a t
its
next
th e d iv e rs io n . D a in t y r e fre s h m e n ts
m e e tin g .
»-ere served.
Faaaoas R o ya l B a ttle C ry
Tha motto, "Dleu et Mon Droit"
(God and My Right), which was
incorporateli into the coat of arms
o f England's royal fam ily tn 1840
T h e C h r is tia n m issio nary' society-
by Edward III . originated as the
battle cry of Richard I In his war m e t W e d n e s d a y a fte r n o o n o f last
w
e
e k In th e c h u rc h p a rlo rs fo r a
w ith the French In the Twelfth
study- o f m is s io n a ry w o r k In P o r to
R ic o . M rs . I G . S h a w led th e d is­
cussion. M r s . B. F . S h o e m a k e r o f
C ity B a ilt oa Hills
The entire city of San Francisco S a le m , s ta te s e c re ta ry , a n d M rs . C.
to built on hills, the principal ones A . H o r to n o f E u g e n e , d is tr ic t secre­
R e fre s h m e n ts
being Telegraph. Russian. Nob, ta r y . w e re guests.
Rincon. Bernal Heights, Potrero, w e re se rved b y M r s C . L . M a d d e n ,
Larsen Peak. Twin Peaks, Mount M rs . A d a O a k e s a n d M rs . L e s te r
Davidson, Mount Olympus Buena C h ild s. A social h o u r w as en jo y ed
Vista, Lone Mountain and Lincoln
Paak.
Be Slow in Judgment
I t la good discretion not to
make too much of any man at
the flra t; because one cannot
hold out that proportion.—Ba­
con.
M rs . C. J . K e n t w as hostess T u e s ­
d a y a fte r n o o n f o r L a C o m u s clu b ,
in v itin g M rs . C . E . U m p h r e y a n d
M r s S. L . M a c k in
as a d d itio n a l
guests.
A social
a fte r n o o n
w as
s p e n t w it h n e e d le w o rk . A t th e te a
h o u r a d a in t y tw o -c o u rs e lu n ch eo n
w as served. C h ry s a n th e m u m s w ere
a t tr a c tiv e
d e c o ra tio n s . T h e clu b
w ill h o ld its n e x t m e e tin g a t
th e
h o m e o f M r s . A . W . K im e .
—♦ —
Stock M a rk e t T e n s
A t th e m e e tin g o f th e R o y a l
The word “cover," in stock mar­ N e ig h b o rs la s t w e e k p la n s w e re
ket transactions, la an English ex­ m a d e fo r a b a z a a r to be h e ld D e ­
pression and Is rarely heard In this c e m b e r 6 in th e H u b b e ll b u ild in g .
country. Tt la the equivalent of In th e a tte n d a n c e c o n te s t fo r th a t
marglr (lie money deposited with m e e tin g th e side c a p ta in e d b y M rs .
a broker if one does not purchase H . B . B re e d lo v e w o n . T h e co n te st
w ill en d in D e c e m b e r. T h e c a p ta in s
Stock outright.
a n d t h e ir te a m s « rill p u t on a n en ­
te r ta in m e n t a t th e n e x t m e e tin g
P e e r Pickers
Just from a once-over of a group
of average husbands you are con­
vinced that woman’s well-known
Intuition takes a vacation when she
la angling for a meal ticket.— Cln
ctenatl Enquirer.
W o n d e rfu l Indeed
T h e T a n g le fo o t c lu b h eld its sec­
ond d a n c e o f
th e
w in t e r
series
T h u r s d a y n ig h t o f la s t w e e k . T h e
hostess c o m m itte e w a s M rs . W . A.
G a r o u tte , M r s L . P . S a n fo rd , M rs .
R o y S h o rt, M rs . E . W . F r a n s , M rs .
V ic t o r C h a m b e rs a n d M rs . H e r b e r t
W . L o m b a rd .
A n u m b e r o f a d d i­
tio n a l guests w e re p r e s e n t
Arcade Theatre
Weekly Program
Friday-Saturday
November 21 and 22
“ THE SANTE FE TR A IL"
Richard Arleen
Comedy
News
Sunday-Mondny-Tuesday
November 23. 24 and 25
“ HALF SHOT AT
SUNRISE"
Bert Wheeler and Robt.
Woolsey.
Comedy
News
Wednesday-Thursday
November 26 and 27
“ THE UNHOLY TH R E E "
Lon Chaney
Comedy
Cartoon
Act
✓
E g y p tia n D a a t i t t r y
P e n a lty o f Falssnass
O M ost o f W o rld ’s Gamas
This Electric
Heating Pad
E a r ly L o a d s »
Tho Phoenicians were not only
the loading tra d e » o f the ancient
world, but also the leaden In min­
ing venture#.
F e m in is e Id e a
The first patent for a permanent
waving machine was granted to a
-------- In 1878.
G ro w th o f L anguage
About 100 new words era added
to the English language every year.
# E x p a n s io n F ig u r e s
The comparative expansion of
wood and steel for one degree Fah­
re n h e it
Is
as follows:
Wood
(pine). 0.00000276; steel (cast)
0.0000068«.
N o D iffe re n c e in Sexes
A w o m an needs ab ou t th e same
number of calories aa does a man
of her alze and weight taking the
same amount of exercise or doing
the tame amount of work.
T re e «
P e rs p ire
It la aald th a t one w h ite oak tree
w ill g iv e o ff by ev a p o ra tio n 100
Aches and pains vanish
magically beneath t h e
soothing warmth of this
Electric Pad. Sufferers
from winter ailments . . .
colds, rheumatism, neuri­
tis . . . find it lulls pain as
nothing else will.
This light, pliable, easily-
plugged-in Electric Pad is
the best assurance you can
have of restful slumber
during the cold nights to
come. Inexpensive and in­
valuable in emergencies
. . you can arrange to
purchase one on easy time
payments. Go in today and
see them.
C o u n try Hom e.
ta r d i SflttttiiffL
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S H O R T E N IN G — Pure ve g etab le
■horten lng In bulk.
3 lb « .____________
39e
69e
C R IS C O — 3 -lb. can
C A M I ’ B E L L H S O U P — C h o ice o f
v a rie tie s — p e r c a n ____
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33e
RAISINS
S T O R tl
DATES
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SA I-AD D R E S S IN G Gold Med
•1
3-oa. Jara ..........
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C O C 'O A N U T , B u l k -
L A Y E R F IG S —Fancy new crop
a ib .---------------------------------------
29C
pounff
M A Y O N N A IS E . Beat
P in t J a r. _____________
Time of BrooJeostTues., Fri. et
11:10 a. m., Pacific Stand­
ard Tima; 12:10 Mountain
Tim e; 1:10 p. m. C e n tra l
Tim e.
M E A T —Oeiaha
N o v . 22, 24, 25, 26
for
Cottage Grove
fine creamery
BUTTER
33c Lb.
Saturday only
P U M P K IN
Max Brand
No. 2l/z Tina
2 tins 25c
Navel Oranges
Medium si?e
LEM ONS
EASY PAYMENTS
360 size
Sunkist
2 5c D oz.
FLOUR
Corona
H ard wheat blend
49 lb. bag $1.19
This Is Prune Week
Lge. size new crop
PRUNES
3 lbs. 19c
M ince M eat
SWEET
POTATOES
Max Brand
in bulk
2 lbs. 33c
California Jersey
fine quality
5 lbs. 19c
354
Aunt
Chole, S w d lm .
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M ax Currants
2 pkgs,
CELERY
2 fo r 9c
34é
■S1.00
S P IC E S - -C in n am o n , N u tm e g o r
S ag e --2 -o x . p k g s ._________
S P IC E , P epp er,
2-ox. pkgs.
___________
MOLASSES— Brer Rabbit Oold
C U R R A N TS — M acM arr
Import*
•d Grecian—15-oz. pkg. •—
f o r ------------------------------------2 5 d
O ln g e r —
---- 9<*
S N ID E R S O Y S T E R C O C K T A IL
S A U C E — 8-ox. b o ttle ...........
P O P C O R N -W h lte
PUMPKIN—Del Monte — 2!4 2
C H E R R IE S —
W ALNUTS
Oregon Franquettes
2 lbs. 49c
15^
O IN O E R A L E —Clicquot Club_
fu ll p in t bottles, 3 for
B A K IN G CHO C O LATE, Bakere
Premium, H lb. ___
____
22<*
E.IT R A C T S : Dependable
Pure
Vanilla or Lemon—3-ot
bottle
---------- 25¿
for __ __ ______
K N O X O E L A T IX E — Pkg.
M ac M arr
2()<*
1 lb. bag 25C
2 for 25c
49c
Lb. 23c
French Mixed—E xtra fancy
— Strictly hand made —
L E S L IE
H A L T — P la in
or
ed, a h a k e r p a c k a g e ............
R O Y A L B A K IN G
lo d la-
94
POW DER _
ia’°* can* ---------- 39<*
L U T O N ’S T E A - Yellow
Orange Pekoe— H-lb.
Label
....45^
45^
Chocolate Conea — good old
faHhioned chocolate dropH —
aaaorted flavor». 2 lb» 3 5 4
Gum Drop»—Jum bo »¡ze —
assorted flavors, 2 11«.
Peanut Brittle — Fresh and
crisp—made with new pea­
.............. 15C
nuts—Lb
29^
~20^
b u lk —8 Ibn.
M A R IS C H IN O
244
R i l e . V a r l-
S m a ll b o t t l e . ___________
Sliced—19c can; 3 f o r ___
can
2 1 1 « .............................................
ALL
2 H -lb . c a n -------------------------- 3 5 d
D in a h . 3 Q lb
CANDY
F R U IT C A K E —Uneeda Bakera
Fruited Cake—16-ox. each
25C
G L A C E F R U I T S —C a n d le d P in e
ap p le o r C h e r r ie s —L b , —
P IN E A P P L E , HUladale Broken
45c
Large Bleached
stocks
B ra n d ,
F a n c y , H -lb . tin a, each _
«h re d d e d -
..........
P E A S — F o re a t P r id e S w e e t— N o ,
2 tin «, 3 fo r
......
35<*
Food. —
Wesson Oil
C R AB
- ..........
I ’ E A S — D e l M o n te
E a r ly
O a r-
d e n - N o 3 t in .. 3 for
|()< *
STRAW BERRY
PRESERVEN,
— P u re f r u it and su g ar
S ib .
j a r ---------------------------------------- 5 9 < f c
Ripe—Lindsay Medium 9-oz. cans
4 Days—Sat., Mon., Tues., Wed.
SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN
fWer Cotrtpmy
Choice of flavors
Western Full Cream (Triplets)
2 doz. 35c
Meunuin
MacMarr—Our own selected blend—
y Top quality—Fresh roasted
3 pounds
jEl/LO
invite you to tune in on this program and listen to what
M rs. W rig ht has to say about menu planning, recipes,
budgeting, entertaining, helps to brides, home decorating,
and dorm s of other things relative to running your home
Electric
Heating Pads
gallons of water on a hot day/—
MacMarr Milled by ex-
j
F e a tu rin g a h e lp fu l, entertaining program in
connection with our new Homemakers' Bureau,
Safeway presents J u lia L e e W rig h t, n a tio n ­
ally famous Horn« Economist, over the National
Broadcasting Company N etw o rk, "Womans M agazine
o f the A ir " . Com m encing n ext Tuesday, N ovem b er
18th, and every Tu esd ay and Friday th e r e a fte r . W e
2 ibs. 25c
49 lb. sack $1.35
11.00 1 ib. 34 c
3 gs. 25c
101b sack ............. 39e
Phone 46
¡A rrW A V
F or W arm
C om fort on
W in ter
N ig h ts
Tbs oldest game In the world la
dies throwing. In some form or an­
other dice have existed In every pe­
riod of history.
Mince Meat
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L e m o n A Orange, lb
A tta in in g E xcellence
H a who Is false to present duty
breaks a thread In the loom and
W ill find the flaw when he may
have forgotten Its cause.—Beecher.
Your Ideal Meating Place
PRICES EFFEC TIV E F R ID A Y , N O V . 21
T O W E D N E S D A Y , N O V . 26, IN C L .
P E E L —Citron, l b . ___
A Jawbone belonging to an Egyp­
tian of rbout 2800 B. C. contains a
flriU hole, which some physicians
probably made In order to drain an
abewed tooth.
life In one common pursuit; for ex-
eellence Is not often gained upon
term s
____
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
1
The term “chowder” cornea from
the French word “chaudière,” the
cauldron In which the flaher folk
Of Britanny cooked their repast of
flah and potatoes.
Tho»e who attain any excellence,
wrote Johnson, commonly spend
Fancy Mince Meat, 2 lb s...... .......25c
Fancy Beef Roasts..............15c per lb.
Denco Hams, whole or half, per lb. 29c
3 lbs. Gold Bond Coffee .............89c
Sugar Cured Bacon Back... 25c per lb.
Tenderloin S te a k ____-.. 22c per lb.
QUALITY MARKET
A S T E .
O ld F ren ch T e rm
OU
Specials for Saturday
V STOKE
S a tu rd a y . D e c e m b e r 13. T h e a f t e r ­
noon w a s s p e n t q u iltin g .
The Yiddish language, which la
composed of about 70 per cent Ger­
man, 20 per cent Hebrew and 10
per cent Slavic words, bas been In
use since the Sixteenth century.
Q u ality M arket
Coming Attractions
“ FEET FIR ST”
with
Harold Lloyd
“ CHECK AND DOUBLE
CHECK”
With Amos and Andy
Local Money Lender (listening
lb )— Isn’t radio wonderfal, Jean—
• veeeel may want help a thousand
T h e lad ie s ' c irc le o f th e B a p tis t
miles away, and all they have to
do la to eend out on L O. U.— p »—. c h u rc h a t its m e e tin g la s t w ee k
m a d e plan s f o r a b a z a a r to be held
ln g Show.
Yiddish Lon g la Use
They sell roasts th at
simply delicious and yet
their prioes are reasonable
— Solve the problem by
coming here ALWAYS.
NUTS
Walnuts — Oroner'a Fancy
Large Oregon—pounl
3 11«......................
Bruzils—large fancy “ Nig­
ger Toe»”—2 lbs ....... 45<*
Almonds — IXL Soft Shell
Variety—2 lba. ___ __
Almond»—Drake Hard Shell
Vnricty—2 lb»...............
Mixed Nuta—an excellent
mixture of »elected Almond»,
Brazils, Oregon
Walnuts,
Oregon Filberts, Pecans (no
peanut» in our mixed nut»)
2 lbs.................................
.34^
$1.00
49^
35^
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