The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 27, 1931, Page 2, Image 2

T h e R esearch club waa enter-
ta ln e d T ue s d a y n ig h t a t the home
9 t M r . 1» A. E m e iau n . M rs . It. H .
F ie ld * was p ro g ram leader fo r the
evening study on South Am erica.
“Bolivia." a rep ub lic o f South A m er­
ica, w a a th e lesson topic and M r».
F ie ld * gave th e h isto ry and geog­
ra p h y o f th a t c ou ntry and aleo a
■rap ide descrip tion o f the Inca«. an
e a r ly h is to ric a l
trib e
of
South
A m e ric a . T h e study hour was fol­
low ed by a social en te rta in m e n t,
h o n o rin g li r a . L . H . R and le, who
w ill leave soon fo r S acram ento to
m a k e h e r hom e. On b eh alf of the
club M rs . H e le n Bosley presented
M rs . R a n d le w ith a g ift as a part
la g rem em b ran ce. A t the close of
th e evening refreshm ents
were
served. M rs . F red H a u g e r was a
special gucat of the club.
T h e Presbyterian ml»«lonary so­
c ie ty held It« annual buaineaa m e e t­
ing W ednraday a t the home of U r»
George M atth e w «
The bu»ineee
m eeting opened a t 11 a. rn
w ith
election o f officer«. O fficer« are
eeteeted fo r a term of three year»
ancj t h» n ew ly elected o ffic e r* fol-
low: M r*. R . H . Fields, president;
A W Sh of «tall. secretary
education; M rs. R- A.
ion
T ra s k , secretary of Light Bearers,
M rs. W . V . McGee, secretary o f the
little L ig h t Bearer«. A covered dish
luncheon was served a t 1 o'clock.
The afternoon was devoted to s re­
view of the book. The T ra il of the
Conqulstadores." M rs. F. E.
denhall was leader and was assist­
ed
by mem bers. M ite boxes were
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..pcned and contribution« amounted
to about 140.
T h e U to p ia club was entertained
T hu rsday of last w eek at the home
o f M r a V ln a l R a n d a ll D u rin g the
business m eeting th e club voted
contributions to both the »tudeni
lean fund and the public health
group F o llo w in g a social afternoon
w ith needlew ork a d a in ty luncheon
served. T he m enu and table
decorations w ere in keeping w ith
W ashington's b irth d a y anniversary
A bowl of red. w h ite and blue
sweet peas and red tapers form ed an
a rtis tic centerpiece fo r the table. A
large cake w ith glow ing candle«
was presented to M r a A. A. Rich
mond. honoring her b irth d ay a n n i­
versary. Special guests fo r the a f ­
ternoon w ere M rs S L. G odard
M rs. A rm a n d W y n n e and M r a W
E. Lebow.
T he Ladle«' C ircle o f the Baptist
church m e t Wednesday afternoon
a t the home o f M r«. L. H . Randle.
M r*. T ru m a n C la rk led the devo­
tional« and M rs. Randle gave an In­
teresting ta lk concerning the Chung
M ei home fo r Chinese boys In
Berkeley. C a l As a pleasant sur­
prise fea tu re follow ing the program ,
Mrs. R andle was given a h an d k e r­
chief shower. M rs. A. C. Spriggs,
president of the circle, on behalf of
the group presented M rs. Randle
w ith a pot o f daffodils fro m w hich
the handkerchiefs w ere suspended
cn b rig h tly colored ribbon stream ­
ers.
Mrs. Randle w ill leave next
w eek fo r Sacram ento. C a l, to m ake
her home. A t the tea hour d ain ty
refreshm ents w ere served.
T h e Book and Basket club met
Tuesday w ith Miss E velyn Shamtu,
who invited Beth Bede as an addi­
tion al guest.
M iss H elen A ld rich
read tw o poems about A b rah am
L in coln and an a rtic le com paring
the lives o f W ashin gton and R e s i­
dent Hoover. Miss P e a rl M onroe
gave a rep ort on a ta lk given by
M rs. W . B. N o rto n , o f w orld w ide
fam e, a t the m issionary m e e tin g
F rid a y . A t the tea hour d a in ty re­
freshm ents w ere served.
UN I Learn
to Fly?— ,,—
•VI IL L IK M R. M L S O N
T he M ethodist church was filled
to o verflo w ing by an enthusiastic
O E V E R T student sooner or audience W ednesday n ig ht fo r the
later cornea that memorable day presentation of the A n ti Saloon
when he or ahe ftl<*w "solo* for the League play. "W h o K illed
first tim e.
Some students h are W rig h t ?“
been “ turned loose" a fte r one day
The play was a gripping, pow er­
o f Instruction.
O ther« require ftf- fu l d ra m a and showed the e v il* re­
teen or tw enty hours o f Instruction sulting fro m boose. T he story was
first.
T he average normal person th a t of an older m an who had pur­
solos a fte r eight to ten hour« of chased liqu or fro m a bootleggei.
had persuaded tw o young men to
dual flying.
Good
flying school« carefully d rin k w ith h im and showed that
build up a »indent's confidence, as one young man. w hile under the
well as hla ability, before «ending influence o f liquor, had quarreled
him off alone.
Seldom la the em­ w ith hi« life-long chum o ver a sixth
bryo flyer told In advance he Is to of a p in t o f alcohol, had struck his
solo.
It cornea, fa irly unexpected, friend , w ho fell, h ittin g his head
only when the student has demon­ against a gate post, b reakin g his
strated he la ready fo r IL
neck.
T he play pointed out th a t
“ Now 1 »rant you to do It a couple the real c rim in a l was the bootleg
more time« fo r me,“ my Instructor ger who sold the liquor In defiance
o f la w and
the purchaser who
bad said simply.
lie had climbed out of hla seat bought the outlaw ed product and
ahead o f me and was standing on encouraged the bootlegger in his
the wing w alk, leaning Into my w ork.
cockpit
I recalled la ie r th a t he
T h e cast folloxrs: Judge, Rev.
had studied my expression m inute­ Duncan P. C am eron;
prosecutor.
ly
A fte r he st>oke he smiled and Rev. I. G Shaw ; defense attorney.
Stepped down to the ground and Rev. R E
Cloae; M rs. French.
waved me to go ahead.
M r*. N. E
Com pton; defendant.
I oj«ened the th ro ttle . pn«hed the tv«n T a y lo r; s h e riff. T o m
Short;
stick forw ard and was off I was b a iliff. Sam M a c k m ; coroner. Rev.
too busy to think o f anything but Ir a I t A ld rich; bootlegger. W . L
operating the plane until a fte r 1 Leonard; reporter. Florence Leon­
had made my second turn and was a rd : m other. M rs
H elen Bosley;
cruising b ark to glide In for the E a rl W rig h t's w idow and children.
la n d in g Then I noticed that empty M rs. E rw in Hansen and children
seat ahead of me and my heart be­ Gene and M ary', ju ry . N W . W h ite .
Charles Reidler. J R C la rk . Mrs.
gan to pound.
•You
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have done all o f this many W V McGee, E
E
M cLendon.
times before." I »aid to myself. »Mrs. A d a Oakes. M ra. A Thtes, M r a
“ Ju»t Im agine he Is sitting there as A. C. Spriggs. M rs. W , L. Leonard,
ostial.
H e thinks you can do It. Clarence Cone. C. E U m ph rey. W
H e said ‘do It fo r me? You c a n t A. Hogwte
fall him ." ran through my mind and
Rev. Close o f the Anti-Saloon
League spoke for h a lf an hour a f ­
calmed me.
T h e glide In was uneventful and te r the play, giving a general sur­
the landing, my first ralo landing, vey of the prahobttion situ atio n to­
was "»hree-point.”
T h a t gave me day
A large subscription was
some tatls fa -tlon. But It was short­ raised fo r w o rk o f the league.
lived.
As the plane railed aloog
a fte r
landing.
I
nn consciously
Salcsboolu. T h e Sentinel.
pushed forw ard slightly on the
Steel Cabinet«. T h e Sentinel.
right rudder pedal, and before 1 dis­
covered the error, the plane turned
around In a «low “ ground loop." M y
Instructor came running up. laugh­
ing at my consternation over the
loop, and sent me aw ay again on
soln nunii>er two.
T h e second trip was more Jerky
than the f ir s t
I was getting ner­
Friday and Sat unlay
vous. T he landing was not so good,
February 27 and 28
either.
I worked the stick back­
ward too fast and hit the ground
• LOVE IN THE ROUGH
harder than I should, causing a
Robert Montgomery and
bounce.
T h a t did no damage, but
Dorothy Jordan
it shook my confidence and my In-
g tr rr to r called It a day.
Comedy
New s
<4k 1»»«. W»»tms Nssrsesew Vslea.»
First Solo Flight
T
T w e lv e paatm astera o f ths M a ­
sonic lodge w ere honored Wednes­
day n ig h t a t the re g u la r lodge ses­
sion. T h e y w ere M a rtin Anderson.
R a y T ra s k , Nelson D u rh am , C lint
Spriggs. S. L . M sc k in . D an H a m a n t,
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A . A , R ichm ond. B e rt T ra s k . S. L.
T he W o o d c ra ft In d u s tria l club
G o d a rd . A n d rew
B run d, W o rth
was organised last w eek w ith 12
H a rv e y and E lb e rt S m ith .
T . C.
c h a rte r mem bers. A ll m em bers o f
W h e ele r, D a n H a m a n t. M a rtin A n ­
the N e ig h b o r* of W o o d c ra ft .»re
derson and A n d rew B run d, the four
eligible to m em bership. The club
w h o had not received th e ir past-
w ill meet each Tuesday in I . O. O.
m aster's apron«, w ere presented
F. hall. T h e purpose o f the club is
w ith apron« W ednesday night. One
to do w o rk to increase the a n n iv e r­
w as also sent to George M. Scott, a
o f the Neighbors of
T he R o yal Neighbors d istrict ra l­ sary fund
p a a tm a itc r now residing in W il­
m in g to n , Cal. A t the close o f th e ly was held Tuesday n ig ht in the W o o d c ra ft. O ffic e rs o f the club
session refreshm ent« w ere served.
local lodge halL I t was the regular hope to increase the m em bership
m onthly session o f the R ainbow and have asked fo r a good atte n -
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T h e Eagle«' a u x ilia ry sewing club cam paign held by the various dance a t each m eeting
m e t Tuesday a t the home of Mrs. camps in the d istrict. Plans were
F . C. Straussen w ith M rs. L o retta made fo r the reception of M rs. Alice
W om an's W ay
S h o itr i^ c
as a s s is ta n t ho»tess. Nash, supreme o fficer, to be held in
The lees she means It the louder
N e e d le w o rk was the diversion of Eugene Tuesday. M arch 9. On that
woman can laugh. — Chlcaga
th e a ftern oo n and a t the tea hour date a lodge m eeting w ill be held in
delicious refreshm ents were served. the evening. In itia to ry w orn was a
Those present w ere
Mesdames
of the session Tuesday night.
G m l M » « ’j B u ria l Pisce
A n n a Gates, M a th ild a K n ig h t M sry T his was followed by a pro gram j
Daniel W eb,» ’ r Is hurled on
Btoneburg. Elsie D eYoung. Bonnie and at a late hour refreshm ents
ite at Mara; ■ hl. M a.
S c h a ffe r, Iv a M o rn s , M ae Creson. w ere served. T he Eugene camp of
E d n a Stoneburg, L u la M cCullough. Eugene won the attendance contest
A lic e Peterson, M ae Tennis, Gene­ w ith 27 members present. M arcola
Som ebody*« A lw a y s R ig h t
vieve Shields. L o re tta Shortridge, was second w ith 24 members.
T h e best law yer Is the mitn »ho
M rs . Straussen and M rs John W an
can al«> see the real force of the
Iter, a special guest. T h e club w ill
T h e M ethodist ladies' aid society opposing case. — W oman'» Home
m e e t again T hursday, M arc h 12.
waa entertained Wednesday a fte r­
Conipanlon.
noon a t the home of M rs. C. E L m -
T h e M ethodist m issionary society phrey.
M rs. S. J. M a rk h a m had
W b e re Th ey A re W r o n g
sponsored a covered dish luncheon cha r ge o f devotionals. M rs. B ayard
a t th e church F rid a y when the mis-
reaj «n interesting poem and
T he trouble w ith nt,«» people
sionary eocieties of the Presbyter
a e n te rta in in g gam e waa played.
who nurse a grievance le th eir tin
tan, C h ris tia n and B aptist churches M em bers reported 50 calls made on
wnquernble b elief that every one
w ere invited to Join w ith them in a the sick d u rin g the m onth. A t the
•hey meet Is anxious to da mile It
union service observing a day of tea hour delicious refreshm ents
iVO.
p rayer. T h e luncheon was served w ere served by the hostess c o m m it­
a t 1 o'clock and was followed by sn tee, M rs. U m p h re y . Mrs. M a rk h a m .
B in e -B lo o d e d H o rs e s
aftern oo n service in which all so­ M rs. G a rd n e r K in g and M rs. R a n ­
T h e r e a re a p p ro x im a te ly
reg
cieties had a p art. M rs. W . B. N o r­ son Cone.
Decorations w ere tn
■rtered
A ra b ia n
hom e«
In
the
ton, P o rtland , field representative ja p p in g w ith W ashington's b irth d ay
'n lte d s ta te « : th e re have been
of the Colum bia branch of the worn a n n iversary and favors o f p a trio tic
12.0(10 M o rg an « regi«tere<L
en's foreign m issionary society of design w ere presented to the guests.
the M ethodist church, gave the ad­
W o r k P a n a c e a fo r W o r r y
dress of the afternoon.
M rs W . W . M c F a rla n d e n te rta in ­
i f people would onlv work ss
ed a t the Colonial W ednesday n ig ht
Miss E sther M ae T a y lo r and H u ­ and T h u rs d a y aftern oo n a t bridge
tard a» they w orry, they would
T yra n n y Corrupt«
b ert Dersham , both of Cresw ell, honoring h e r d au g h ter-in -law . M rs.
•nrget to w orry.— Grand Rapid*
Many >f the greatest tyrant«
w ere m a rrie d S a tu rd a y aftern oo n at G len S m ith o f K la m a th Falls. W ed ­
'ress.
the home of the o ffic ia tin g clerg y­ nesday n ig h t nine tables w ere in
>n the records of history have
m an , Rev. D u ncan P . Cam eron. p lay. H ig h score feas held by M rs.
begun th eir reign« tn the fairest
T o n g u e T w is te rs
T h e y w ere attended by M r. and C E F ro st, second high. M rs. M y rle
manner
But this unnatural
»cl«
M rs . W . C. Lan d of Eugene. A fte r Woods, and M rs S m ith was pre­
T h in
scissors. thick
(■ower corrupt» both the heart
a b rie f w edding trip to P o rtla n d sented w ith a guest prize. A t the
harped aucce««f’illy.
and the understanding.- Burke.
and other cities n o rth they w ill be close o f the evening d a in ty supper
G ive Grim e« Jim « gilt rig whip.
a t home in Cresw ell. M r«. D ersham refresh m en ts w ere served. Bowls of
W ise mice like nice rice.
Is a d aughter of M r. and M rs. H e n ry vari-colored spring flow ers and
The
T a y lo r of C resw ell and M r. Dersh­ potted plants added to the a ttra c ­
Typew riter Supplies.
W o m en 's
conversation
usually
a m Is a son o f M r. and M rs. R . E tiveness o f the banquet room.
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concerns who, w hy, w hen and w ear.
D ers h a m . old tim e residents o f th a t
com m u nity.
L a M erc re d i P o n t club m et W e d - r ’TT afl -•’a? TTT TF ’
V. j m ’xr-nr '7 r’nr ’Tr'7rT7
T g
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nesday of last w eek a t the home of
I
I
M rs . G eorge M a tth e w s
enter- M r i
Booth. M rs. George
taln e d the E lm a rte s club Tuesday
wa3 an add itio nal
guest,
w ith a 1 o'clock luncheon. A center- B ri(j ge waa the diversion of the af-
piece o f violets was the tab le dec- ternoon a n <j Miss
N e ll Bushnell
o ra tio n and daffod ils and anem o- hel;1 high gcore. M rs. F red A n der-
nes w ere placed a rtis tic a lly ab ,ut g,,n held low score. Follow in g cards
th e rooms. A t cards M rs. R a lp h a two-course luncheon was served.
S a lts m a n held high score. A d d i­ M ra. H a ro ld W h itlo c k w ill en te rta in
tio n a l guests fo r the aftern oo n the club n ext W ednesday.
w e re M rs. G len S m ith , K la m a th
F a lls , a fo rm e r club m em ber, and
Miss Eu nice V a n D e n b u rg was
M rs . W illia m M oyer.
hostess F rid a y n ig h t fo r the Joker
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club. T he evening was >oent w ith
M r . and M rs. G o ttfrie d G rab er en­ bridge and M ra. A. W’. Swanson held
The T)eLuxe Line of
te rta in e d a group o f g irls Tuesday high score. A t the close of the eve­
o f last w eek, honoring G eorgetta ning d a in ty refreshm ents
were
K n ow les on her fo u rte en th b irth d ay served.
a n n iv e rs a ry . F o llo w in g an a f t y
noon of games delicious refresn-
M rs. R o y S hort w ill e n te rta in the
m ents w ere served. Guests were M . P. G. club Tuesday afternoon.
G e o rg e tta K now les, E v e ly n Coiner, Luncheon w ill be served a t 1 o’clock
M a x in e N ixon . P a u lin e Riggs. V io la a t the Colonial and la te r the guests
R ohde, B eulah C h apm an, L oraine w ill go to the S h ort home fo r a so­
C o iner, D elsa D u tto n , E d n a C h erry cial afternoon.
a n d E liz a b e th Rohde.
T h e Degree of H o n o r Protective
M rs. W . E . Lebow was hostess association w ill m eet W ednesday
T uesday a fte rn o o n fo r the LaComus n ig h t, M arc h 4, in I . O . O . F . hall.
club. A d d itio n a l guests entertained M rs. Lois A. G eiser, regional direc­
z \ m a h a r t ■¡stt ,*.it J t t .*1. 2
by M rs. Lebow w ere M iss Geneva tor, w ill be present fo r inspection.
K lm e o f P o rtla n d and M rs. V in a l
R a n d a ll. T h e a ftern oo n was spent
T h e S. O. S. club w ill m eet Tues­
In a social w a y w ith needlew ork d ay a t the home o f M rs. Addle H a l-
a n d a d a in ty two-course luncheon g arth a t 720 C h e s tn u t avenu e.
w as served a t Its close. Sw eet peas
and potted plants w ere a ttra c tiv e
decorations.
TOP LOCK BINDERS
T h e C o tta g e G ro v e S e n tin e l
Publishers— ‘Printers— Office Outfitters
T h e Juventus lodge. K n ig h ts of
P y th ia s , and the P y th ia n
Sisters
celebrated the sixty-sixth a n n iv e r­
s a ry o f the K n ig h ts of P y th ia s W ed ­
nesday n ig h t, F e b ru a ry 18. T h e or­
d e r was founded F e b ru a ry 19. 1865,
in W ash in g to n , D . C. A d in ner was
served a t 7 o’clock and was followed
b y a p ro g ram and dance. M ore than
100 persons attend ed the celebra­
tion.
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Why ivish for
v a c a tio n
N O W in
CO FFEE
Pure Cane
OUR BEST
10 lbs. 49c
3 lbs. 95c
T H E SM A RT SH OP
REAL VALUES AT REAL BARGAINS
Tuesday and Wedneaday
March 3 ami 4
“ REMOTE CONTROL”
William Haines
Comedy
Acts
Thursday and Friday
March 5 and 6
“ THE BACHELOR
FA THER”
Marion Davies
FASHION REVUE
Friday, March 6
B etween firs t and second shows
N ew est spring models In
women's w earin g apparel
fro m the stock of
THE SMART SHOP
modeled by high schools
students
N o Increase in admission
Saturday, March 7
“ MEN OF THE NORTH”
Barbara Leonard and
Gilbert Roland
Comedy
News
SPRINQ DRESSES
C k u rrK
of
th»
X a a a r*« « .
r .l» * » a lh
• tr e e ! sn»! A dam « a»» au s, T J O r t. pa»
ta r
S u n d ay acbool. 1 0 . tt»«raln< pr»a»-h
Sunday and Monday
March 1 and 2
“ THOSE THREE FRENCH
GIRLS”
Fifi Dorsay and Reginald
Denny
Comedy
News \
M ac M arb
STORES V
6IRÍIIDAY
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c r than everf \
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and
Another year of BETTER foodi and BETTER food «tores! Another1
®^t My ‘“ event
«teadv grow th! T h at 'i why we are celebrating with an anniversary
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conviacm ly show« that our up-to-date method« of «upplym« you with the Nation «be«t-
S io w n T n d fiie s t food, result, in con.utent .av in g . and
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helpfulness of our s a l e s p e o p l e . ____________ _______
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PRICES EFFEC TIV E FEBRUARY
27 T O M ARCH 3, Inc., 1931
SALMON
Alaska Pink—good quality—new
pack—1-lb. tall
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In tr o d u c t o r r o f f * r
P r e w ith oarh p u r r h a » * of « a * larga
pa< h a p a t the r r f u l a r p rle» o f < •« . o»» U r f *
T a k e bath p a r k s « * » hom a
t r y o n * p a r k « * and If not *»^
t i r . l y a . t i s f i . d r e tu r n th * o t h * r package a n d t h * « £ £ 1 ?
c a rto n of tha o n * uaed, W * w ill r * fu n d t h * f u ll purchaac
PAR
SHORTEN ING
SOAP
BROOMS
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White
i ¡loud
Crystal White
Gem Brnnd
CORN—Mac.Marr Fancy D< l
Maiz Golden—The most pop­
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—ask for recipe booklet —
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SUGAR
Saturday, Feb. 28
Weekly Program
SATURDAY and MONDAY SAVINGS
FEBRUARY 28th to MARCH 2nd
P a s t m a tro n and past patron
n ig h t w ill be observed ton igh t ( F r i ­
d a y ) a t the E a s te rn S ta r meeting.
A banquet fo r past m atrons, past
p atro n s and th e ir guests w ill be
held a t 8:30 a t th e Colonial. F o llo w ­
in g the banquet they w ill a tte n d the
c h a p te r m eeting and
w ill assist
w ith the p ro g ram fo r the evening.
B a rg a in D ay
Arcade Theatre
•T -W O
S u m m er?
su p erin ten d en t, m orning
11. sermon «ubject, "M y
Business;“ covered dleh d inner In
the social loom of the church at 12
noon as a fare w e ll reception for
Rev and M r a L II . Randle and
fa m ily ; J u n io r and H l 11. Y. I? I ..
8 3 0 : evening worship, 7.30, serm on
subject. " W h a t Meekest T h o u ’ "
• hu ar»
• • •
Church of Chris«. Sixth street and
M » * r it‘ e l.a e t e e
Gibbs avenue, w here more men M a l« etaM d M a lu r t U f k a b k a lk »<h‘»
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Bible school, 9 45. Clem t M j
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P e e lre o a ta l ( ’ ku reh .
o f the Ix ird s cupper. 11; m orning
t emerges frutti I r l o i i d
Hu m >1 a y
»ermon. W a lk in g by F a ith ." C l< ■ tr» rt F W H p ra tlb y
m and T 90
•« h o a l S « V w.»r»hl
group«, 8 20. evening worship. 7 30, V . . . I
n ltf h t . p ra y
nt in*
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sermon «ubject, "W h y C h ristian a 9 f a nil i»r»n
Meet for W o rs h ip on the F irs t Day
of the W eek Instead o f on the Sab
bath P a y ; ' m e n « chorus practice.
Monday- evening. M r a lle m e n w s y «
d ram atic« clo*» w ill not meet next
Monday evening, owning to absence
o f teacher; choir practice, Tuesday
evening. 1. S. O. T W . T u e .d a y
ONE DAY ONLY
evening; ladles' aid society. W ed
nesday. popular studies In 'Acts,
T hu rsday evening. 1. G, Shaw ,
m inister.
• • •
The PtwkhjrlerhMi C hurch, P u n -
lit
can I ’ Cam eron. pa«U>r
BalUn# *
C o m m un ity" w ill be the sermon »ub­
ject of Rev. Cam eron At the
It
o'clock Sunday
service
At
the
MRS HI T it (¡A R iif TTE. PROP
7 30 evening service he w ill preach
on T h e T w o 8uppars,‘* eighteenth
serm on in the series on the b<H»k of
R evelations. Sunday school w ilt
Don’I M i . hh Th ■in
m eet a t 10 o'clock and C h ris tia n
E n deavo r at ® 30.
BE SURE TO SEE OUR NEW SHIPMENT OF
• • •
Safeway Blend
3 lbs. 29c
10 bars 35c
Each 39c
T h e C o nstellation club w ill spon­
sor a b e n e fit bridge p a rty T hu rsday
n ig h t, M a rc h 8, In M asonic hall.
M em b e rs o f the M asonic and E a s t­
ern S ta r lodges and th e ir friends
h a v e been Invited. M rs. Jam es P.
G ra h a m la g en eral c h a irm a n of a r ­
ra n gem ents.
T h e C o nstellation club w ill m eet
next T h u rs d a y afte rn o o n In M a ­
sonic h a ll, w ith M rs. D . H . H e m e n ­
w a y , M rs . C. E . F ro st, M rs. C. E.
U m p h re y and M rs. A. W . Swanson
as ths hostess com m ittee.
T h e O. L . H . club w ill m eet a t the
hom e o f M rs . A . W . Swanson M on ­
d a y a fte rn o o n . T h e m eeting w as
postponed fro m th is afte rn o o n ( F r i ­
d a y ) because o f the past m atrons'
banquet tontghL
Mra. W. A.
eas y e s te rd a y
H e m e n w a y was host-
afte rn o o n fo r the So­
c ia l T w e lv e club. M rs . H e m e n w a y
entertained h e r guests a t the home
of Mrs. D. H. Hemenway.
PEAN UT BUTTER
___________ 2 lbs. 29c
Hoody’s
California
You don’t really have to
wait the turn of the calen-
darfor your vacation.Take
it now, when you need it
most. Board a Southern
Pacific train to California.
To San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Hollywood . . .
perhaps to Agua Caliente
or Palm Springs. Some-
where down South you'll
find the carefree fun you
need to fit you for the year
ahead.
A ny Southern Pacific
agent will help you plan
the trip.
CARROTS
Sweet and Tender
5c bunch
P IC N IC
Swifts
j«_
rib
3 L
Southern Î
Pacific
T. M. BOYD, AGENT
PHONE 11
NEW
HAMS
16c lb.
f 1
O'Y y PURS
Oulf Kist—No. 1 tins
Squares -------
LARD
Fresh Rendered, 4 lb. p a il 63c
A Cottage Product
P h o n e 219
Klamath
Netted Gems
100 lbs. 98c
8 lb. p a il $1.19
JELL W ELL ‘
FLOUR—Sperry’s Drifted
Snow—49-lli. Hk. $ 1 . 3 9
No. 10 s a c k ............. 39<^
POTATOES
ORANGES
Nice Size for
Lunches
lc each
Rose Brand
W E D E L IV E R
2 for 29c
Can 39c
2 for 23c
3 pkgs. 19c
K*8* F*ncy Medium—
—♦
T h e W . O. W . and N eighbors of
W o o d c ra ft held a jo in t ann ual roil
c a ll F rid a y n ig h t a t W . O. W . hall.
E . C. S llla m a n , d is tric t o rg an izer
o f E ugene, was a guest and gave
a n In te re s tin g address. F o llo w in g
a p ro g ra m and e n te rta in m e n t, re­
fre s h m e n ts w ere served. Seventy-
fiv e persons w ere p re s e n t
CRACKERS — Tru Bake
Salted Wafers or Grahamn—
2 11» oka
29c
3 for 19c
P uritan—2y2Uh. cans
POUND
PINEAPPLE Fancy Sliced
—No. 2*/i can» 2 for ..-13<4
Lihhy Brand
MaeMarr or Libby—tall eana
lO J J
Pkg. 48c
..
M ILK
2 cans ........... ....................
R A ISIN S Choice Thompson
Can 8c
Goldette
Grapefrui
No. 2 cans
HOT SAUCE — Del Monte
Brund—2 for
lfW
TOMATO SOUP — Camp­
bell’»—No. 1 tins, 3 for 2 3C
Free with each 49-lh. sack
— One large measuring
soon and one kitchen fork.
Free with each No. 10
sack—One large measur­
ing spoon.
Milled from Northwestern
Hnrd Wheat
COMB HONEY. 12 oz. 19<?
P E A R S — Libby or
Springbrook — No. 2'/g
cans, 2 for
3»<>
49 lb. sack $1.09
GUM OR HERSHEY BARS
Choice of brands, 3 for K W
MaeMarr Coffee
MACMARR PANCAKE and
Will please the most discrim­
inating coffee drinker. Why
pay for a tin can?
WAFFLE FLOUR — makes
finest wheat cake» nnd waf­
fles. 2i/3.lb. pkg............. 1 9 c
9.81b. hag .................... 49<*
MT. VERNON PEAS —
Fancy Summer Sweet —
packed in Pacific North-
West—No. 2 cans, 3 cans
for ......................... 4.3<*
2 for 29c
MaeMarr Flour
Lb. 34c
3 lbs. $1.00
MOTHERS OATS..—..Alumi­
num or China ..... ......... 3.3tf