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F F riday , mat T U R 8BMTTMP., OO TTAOBO BG V , OBBOOW. «, im. CARD OF THANKS WHO PAYS? John Kin«, O. 8. C. student from We wish to thank our many Cottage Grove. O re , May 2.—(To thia olty, recently m taxed the no friends for thalr klndnaeaas during tional honor aoholarahlp by a hun i the Editor.) Knowing your fine tha lllneaa and death of our beloved fairness In any question of public dredth of a point. one. Also for the many beautiful ’ Cotonai Alfred E. Clark, who la ¡ policy, I wish herewith to ask a floral offerings. aasklua tha Republican nomination 'question that I know* has Iraan on JOSIAH SMITH. QUALITY MEATS AT REASONABLE PRICES ! for United Stata» eenotor, la tha tha lipa of many of your readers L E E SMITH, man who waa choaan aa legal ooun- and counties» thousands throughout M IL D R E D SM ITH, YOUR 'IDEAL MEATINO” PLAGE Although official poppy day will mdp a»l for tha Dairy Co-operative Aa- 1 tha nation, with respect to the GRACE SM ITH »oolatlon of tha State of Oregon Literary Digest's straw vote on the be observed nation wide May 2S. the ppy »ale will start hare Saturday, J »nd hla afforte In their behalf have I eighteenth amendment. CARD OF THANKS The question le the age old one, ay 21, according to announce raeultrd In atablllxatlon of tha price ment of Mr» D. A. Emerson. poppy The kindness of friends during of milk paid to the dairyman by tha "Who pays the bills’' ’' Twenty mil our recent loos of our loved one and lion ballots are mailed out to men dlatrlbutoia. Thia raault waa ac- and women Irf the United States chairman of the American Legion the thoughtful kindness of those auxiliary Hales will be conducted contplUlied at a time when a large Streaked with lean two question» only with re In both business end residence die- who helped ease our grief was deep majority of tha milk producer» of asking ly and most sincerely the ateta ware on tna verge of ruin spect to the eighteenth amend trlcts end tbs entire proceeds will ¡ Mrs. Ada Epperson, appreciated mdc ( I'd adv Clark tor U H Senator ment "Do you favor Its continu go to the relief foods of the auxili Mr and Mrs. Homer Epperson. committee, »20 Yeon H ldg. Port- ance?" "Do you favor Its repeal?" ary Mlee Gladys Epperson, Is the second time In three More than ten million paper re ¡ land, Ore.) mSc This Darlene Eppereon. years the Digest has taken such a plica« of the Flanders field poppy Sugar-cured, «mall »lie Hill Stinnett and Frank Dillon ! vote. Perry D. flieoel, will be offered for sale and on the ; want to Vancouver Sunday for tha Dr e and Mrs. If. A. Hagen Even one so much of a Isyrnan ____________ annual homecoming of the Knlghta as myself In the matter of expense, official day every person In t h will be aaksd to wear the poppy of Pythlaa held at the Pythian I In oonectlon with a vote of this na city English vice admirals' pay was home. On their return they attend ture knows the cost Involved must which has a t»»o-fold message Oholoe ateer beef ed the Inatltutlon of a new Eagles ! be tremendous. The paper, the post First, It will pay a personal tribute recently cut from 327.50 to 324.50 a to the memory of those gallant day. lodge at Oregon City. age both ways, cost of labor, hun men who gave thslr live» for Drinking water may cause spotty J. A. Wleeman will leave thia dred« of thousands of dollars will young America In the World war; second, teeth wank for Beaverton to apend a week ¡be expended. tt will help lighten the burden of Qn< j ndtanB district produces Who will pay this bill? It la those who are atitl paying the coat j . . . . .. .. or tan daya. Mr». Earl (Jaroutte waa In Port patant that It Is much too large for of the war with suffering and hard- , h ,,r Young and tender u - 8. building »tone. land tha flret of the week on bual- advertising purposes. Who Is back ship, the disabled veterans, thalr , I of thia great undertaking? neaa. families and tha families of tha , The temperance forces should dead. Your painting pronlarn» will not quietly analyze tha Digest's poll and Because of the Increased need ' bo difficult for ua to aolva If you'll themselves tha question. "Is It for relief work among the disabled give ue a chance to help you We nsk generate Hutn and veal «entlment In favor of and their families, the auxiliary la 1 ate headquarter» for the world farn- to the eighteenth amendment, or to planning to make tha sals this year oua Hhorwln William» and Naron ¡arouse public opinion against It?" bigger than ever before. line» of paint. Oraber-iJetty» rnSc One cannot halp but wonder Mia» Ixiut»» Wynn» wa» home whether the 282 rich men who paid Veal and pork from Monmouth normal to apend three-fourths of tha total Income the week end with her parent». Mr paid to the gederal government last year are not bahlnd thia Digest and Mr». A. L. Wynne. F R E SH F IS H movement. In a vain attempt to Mr and Mra. Ed Chaloupka of saddle onto those unable to pay Metollua, former realdanta, were i some of the tax that they, the rich, lOo lb. Freah clama........... 20c pint Fresh Halibut vlaltora hare during tha paat week. are abundantly competent to take Juanita Gates, daughter of Mr. 10c lb. Sand Daba.......... ..... lOo lb. Fillet-of sole The W H Everett family have (care of A tu»t tax Is one that Is and Mrs. George Gatea. and Merle , ¡borne by those who ara qualified Meugh were victims of lightning moved to north Ninth atreet. 2Bc lb. Ling Cod ................. lBclb. to pay It. let ua sea that, even with during the freak storm Sunday at- | Chinook aalmon Bee ua for uaad automobile parla. the aid of the wat Literary Digest, noon They were biking In the We are wrecking practically all thee« rich men shall not evade ter vicinity of Mt David and had taken make». Now wrecking 1926 Eaeex their responsibility shelter under a tree when a bolt of PHONE 40 FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY Nation Motor Co. m6c DUNCAN P. CAMERON. lightning either struck the tree or Junior, little aon of Mr. and Mra. tha derrick lower near by and they Charlea Cooley. 1» aerloualy 111 with were knocked unconscious. After WHAT PAYS? the flu. luitham. May 2.—(To the Editor.) ssveral minutes they regained con , Sidney Jenkins and family of Lo - One often le Inclined to wondar sciousness but due to weakneee rane spent last week with Mr. Jen what pays In times like these It from th» shock had difficulty In John Graber and E. C. Lockwood always pays a community to glvs getting to their feet and reaching were In Raymond, Wash., on busi kins’ mother. Mre. Riley DeBau. Mrs. H. K Metcalf and Mrs. Its citizens an opportunity to study . the Gates home A physician was ness during tha past week. Because MILLIONS Maurice Moore of Eugene were via- their problems before they sulk 'celled but found no serious results. I Wood. Iklncli. »3 cord. Cottage ¡¡tors here Monday. them out. fight them out. worry Mlsa Gatea, who suffered a great m ore p eo p le buy deal from shock, la reported Im them out or even burn them out. Grove I .amber Co. Phone M. tie Goodyears, these high Dick Hturgee lure returned from In times like these tha need la even proved. quality tires coat you Mr. and Mrs Ivan Barker anil ! Oregon City, where he was called greater. B R IEFS Thia la tha first Instance of which The Alvle Wick« family moved Mr and Mr». T. L. Cottrell of Red by the serious Illness of a sl»t»r, Through the aervlcea of better there la record of any one In thia Saturday Into thslr homo recently mond. on their way home from whom ha l.ft »lightly Improved. homes committees thia opportunity vicinity suffering from lightning. purchaeed o n e o u tli Homnd elreet Portland, visited here Monday. F J Hots» returned Tuesday could ba made available with tha ■ m l th e J II L e o n a r d f a m ily w ill Mre Ituy lomnard end children. from a business trip to Tacoma eupporl of oi ganlzatlons that hove SAGINAW. ooeupy the I-eaho property on north Mr end Mrs Dwight Mercer and l Among those from outside points tha good of the lommunlty at heart. I Eighth street vacated by the Wicks Mr. Mercer's father spent Sunday i who were here Monday for the fun That they -»') Jo la evidenced by the , May 4 Mrs J. V. Dickens and Supertwist Cord Tire» Claude and Mlsa Florence Mon family. ut O i c g i » ) C i t y They had been eral of Mis. P. B. Hlscel wer. Mrs. representation on the relief council ' aon L ife tim e Cuarantaad roe spent Sunday at the R. L. Chet- Ray Engles of McKenale Bridge Joined In Portland by Ur. Leonard, Steve McMillan. Wasco; Mlsa Lila of Cottage Grove cash rs ic xs home near Black Butte. Just here may I aay that, al wood epent the week end at the G. A. who came up from llradwnod, .McMillan. Mr». Johnson and Wayne Mr and Mrs. Claude Willey spent Prlee Each though organized charity may do a , Wednesday where he la employed. All visited at i Akers, all of Eugene. Handers hums Fuit evening at the Conrad le Tehe Oranáz» U oí A r»m Giving your lawn a haircut le al the home of a slater of Mr. I s v j d - Mi. and Mrs. Carl Trask and aon great deal, each of ue should re- | Keene home at Creswell. most a ploaaure with ona of the ard, Mrs Heines. ¡George arrived Monday from Min member that "he who gives himself Mr and Mra. Ermold Hardtaty with his alms feeds three, himself, and Mra. Nerva Hardiaty and aon ÎSz4 4S-2I 4 -7 4 4 . * « 1.O» fout- or flve-blada lawn mowers Hand rehearsal e v e r y Monday nesota for a few days' vlalt at the | hla hungering nalghnor and me." II; ',.' -”>it W 20 S .M » .1 7 l.O X aold by <lr»b»r-G»tty. ¡homes of Mr. Traak'a mother, Mrs. night. Aa Better Home» In America ; Deloss spent Thursday at Junction 8. H. Trask, and with hl> brother» JOU S0-21 S .4 S 5. X7 I.O 3 rugan Mrs. Elbert Bede suffered severe i Ray and Bert. They left Wednes I should reach more people than any i Donald Monroe cut a foot with 2.«i4 75-19 0 . » 0 .1 0 t . 1 7 Mmnvllle »pent the week end with Injuries to the flret finger of the day for California, where Mr Trask other group In the nation, due to an ax Friday and several atitchea 29it 75-20 * -4 » 0.A 4 Mrs Dugan's parents. Mr and Mr» right hand Munday forenoon when lias employment. the fact that more people are m»m- ' had to be token to close the wound. 27x5.00-19 0^4» 1. A. Randall bere of homes of some type than the finger became entangled In a Mr». F. T. Banaton and daughter Mrs. Schofield Stewart spent of any other organization, »o all J0I5.0O-20 O.»< Clifford Thrasher, who le In th e , power wringer. Four atllchea were Monday the home of a brother. P<*cple and all groups should see In Evelyn and Mrs. Steve Benet on of t 28x5.25-15 7 . „ 7 .M t . M U . * . army, aspects to leave May roqulred to cloaa a aavara lacera Raymond at Grubo, ¡Eugene visited at the Lowell Ben-, In Pengra Little 50x5.25-20 7.BO 7 -0 « I .»J It an opportunity for the widest aton home one day laat week. SO from San Francisco for the tion Jimmy Grube la quite III with the 1 51x5.25-21 • . I » 7 .0 1 i service to mankind. Philippines. The Ora Davis family spent tba whooping cough. Mr». W. J. Willey and daughter ¡ ; Any national organization can be Revs and Mr. and Mrs. Perry King JOxJ 4 .0 7 V M Marvin Shaw returned Sunday to weak end at I-orsno. Mr Davts Mias Myrtle Hubbell returned Sun ¡only what the local group makes It. of Smith River were overnight business college In Portland, after I played baseball. * day from a week's visit In Portland j What shall be the attitude of the spending two weeks with hla par- | A big snowstorm In eastern Ore guest» Saturday at the Claude W il- j Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Swanson and people of Cottage Grove to the ley home. enl», Mr and Mr». I G Shaw 's on was reported Saturday by O. E. small newly appointed batter homes com daughter Janice, who visited Nellie Conley »pent Saturday ' Woodson, when ha returned from n here last week, went to Elkton Sun mittee of Cottage Grove? 1731 night and Sunday with Mr». Jaas ' visit to hla ranch at Medical day As thia la better homes weak, let I Tucker. to stay with Mrs Swanson's AG RI CU LTU R A L Springs. ua think of the possibilities of the mother. Mrs F F. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Ermold Hardiaty The Loyal Women'» class of the Frances Mackln and Madelle next year. l left Saturday morning for Merced, Christian church will h'-ld a cooked Reid MRS HUG H TR U N N E LL. ley were week-end guests of ¡ Cal. Ermold will work for Mrs. food sale Saturday at tha Farmers' WUbertn Wilson »t the Alpha Delta Latham Better Homes. , Hardlsty’a Price» at lUarkbuUe parents on a dairy ranch. Union store. m&c PI sorority house In Eugene Bud Scott of Marcóla visited re- In hags par ton »I 00 MOTHER. Several from hare took advan Mrs. Mervllla Vaatch and aon In bulk .. per ton W 00 Mother la at once the unpaid ¡ eently with an aunt, Mra. Gertrude tage of the Joumay of the golf club Dougina are visiting thia week at servant nnd the uncrowned queen Buchanan. Cuaturuer'» bags, ton IS M to Albany Sunday to visit relatives the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith of ; TRAM Harvey Holderman home In of our rnoe! or friend» there. Mr». Pate Nelaon Rradwood. Veneta were dinner guests at the They expect to return y our old Her nnme wa» rightly called 1 and daughter Bai bars. Mra. A. W. Eastburn home Sunday. Groa far •'Evi-'’ (life), because she Is the , Francia Halllwell and son Billy and Mrs the last of the week Mr and Mrs. Marvin Harpoleand | M r and Mrs. 1! tl Griggs. Mrs. mother of all living. NB W 1W We make new cars out of wrecks Nannie Smith accompanied Pete I children and Mr and Mra. Lowell C E. Umphrey, Mr and Mrs 8 V. Her heart la the fountain, from Nelson and visited the Marvin Painting and body rebuilding. Cot Benaton and children picnicked up ¡ DeYoung. Allison and Mrs. Elsie Allison ex whence springe (under tha hand of Sharps creek Sunday. tage Grove Body Works. L. 8 Smiths; Mrs. Nelson pect to apend the week end at the the Almighty) every tender, beautt- Mrs A. W Swanson and Mrs Inez Mr. and Mra. C. H Sharon spent | IJavle. Prop.. Spriggs Bldg. mfttfc Meeks accompanied Mr DeYoung; O. 8. C. campus aa guests of Lloyd ful. noble and uplifting Ideal to In- | the week end at Coburg visiting Mr and Mrs D. II llemenwav Mrs II C Wells acoomitanled Mr. Orlgga. Donald Umphrey nnd Jean X S M . dr ^ W f e h.‘ ’ motored to Roseburg Friday and Wells. Mrs. George Stowell accnm- Allison for the Mothers' day func TONS O f The touch of her gentle hand, the 1 • r,d M r*' G<or*« N e>t visited Mr. and Mrs C. E. Jones piinicd Mr. Stowell. Mr». Fred tions G O O DYXA R Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wiese. Mr. ¡soothing cadenoe of her voice, and Mr. end Mrs. Claud» Hawkins of Anderson and two daughters, Mrs. « A M O PR O G K A M D E L IG H T VA I.I.E Y Portland spent the week end with Harold Whitlock and Dale Gat.», and Mrs. George Dahl, .Mrs. O M the seraphic halo of her smile live May 4 —R. C. Kuehner, county Wed- 8: IS P. M.—N BS Network. Mr Hawkins' mother, Mrs Allle C. returning from a trip to Portland. Korn, Mrs. Jack Mauldlng. Mrs. ¡in memory to enrich, and strength- Charles Boslaugh Mr». Clara Col ■ n. and to purify the Impulses of club leader, vialted the Delight val Joined Mr. Anderson there. Hawkins. ley school Thursday and organized and Mrs Frank McFarland life. Mery Jeannette Duer and Beth All work make« Jack a dull boy. lins Her wonderful love, unselfish and a canning club for the girls and a Cottage Grove Motor Co. motored to Albany Tuesday to at Hedc. University of Oregon stu Enjoy yourself at the Paatime. calf club for the boys. Miss Elta untiring devotion: expressed In a tend a district convention of the Jack M oulding, Prop. dents. spent the week end with Mr Herbert Hawley of Indian Creek I’ythlan Sisters. Albany was the countle».< variety of ministries great Hohman la leader for the girls and and Mrs Elbert Bede visited Thursday night of last week first temple Instituted The Cotage and an,all. enfold forgivingly, for E J. Sears leader for the coy». Bohofleld Hlowsrl Per plnmblng. with hla mother. Mra. Mary Ham- Grove BleterS draped the Albany getfully and indulgently. Mrs. Harry Benston and baby Servie» ah«-» metal work Phone U M . tie : brick. Her kiss and her counsel, often and Mrs. L. Armes of Eugene vis Salee charter aa a part of the convention ited the Social Neighbors club last thanklessly received: with the pe.sa- ceremony. John King. Oregon State student, M rs. Lottie Lewi. returned sev G O O D U S B D T IK B B spent the week end with hie par eral days ago from n visit with Mrs. Mra. H. Nelaon of Port Orchard. ing of the years are seen divine Wednesday afternoon at the home ▼ U 1 X 2 A N IX I N O Waal»., enroute to Tracy, Cal..was Jewel» of greater worth than rubles of Mrs. Oscar Jackson. ents. Mr and Mr» O A King. Flossie Matbla In Kugane. Frances Horn and Lawrence and diamonds. Mrs Damon Scott and daughter William Balmbrldge. Rev. It W. a gue,t Friday night of laat week At this memorial season I will do .Francis of O. S. C. spent the week ore spending ten days In Eugone Howell. O. II Fullerton and A. at the A. W. Shofstall home. obeisance, and pledge a renewed t nd at the M. A. Horn home. C. M. Shinn returned to Portland allegiance to the queen: the best of with Mre. Scott’s parent», Mr. and Gerard attended a meeting of the Miss Nellie Conley of Saginaw I Mis. T A. Stivers They have baen Holiness association at Eugene Sun- Sunday, after spending ten days at all women; I will be loyal to. Moth spent Saturday night with Mrs. L pr'rr n in c r h rid n y tl »y n f t c m o 'n , niH n o m o in m in c n y . er. —Contributed. Jesse Tucker. Lawrence Brown and family vis chlckory ited at the George A. Brown home Michigan is the U. 9. near Goshen Sunday. producing state. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benston and Coffee originated In Abyssinia baby of Eugene and Mrs. Burt ' highlands. and daughter visited at the ; In China dwells one-fourth of the ! Griffith Oscar Jackson home Sunday eve world's population. ning. Swordfish weighing 446 pounds Mr. and Mrs. H. Rydell, Mr. and are found In Catalina, Cal., waters. Mrs. E. J. Sears, Miss Elta Hoh- , man and Louts Caldwell were Izitle 1« "Bumped." among honor guesu at an Informal May 6 and 7 Bumping” la becoming some- ' dance given by the charm school thing of a vogue since the Southern girls of Walker high school and Pacific has been cutting down the their leader. Mrs. Frances Reeder. number of Its employes W. W. In Walker high auditorium Friday Latte, who had the night trick here, evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon and eon was bumped bv A. S. Nrbank. who was for a number of years agent Donald spent Sunday at the Harold at Drain. He had been bumped Wolfard home In Eugene. It being there. Latte bumped a man at Rose Mrs. Wolfard's birthday enmver- burg. but was In turn bumped by a sary. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rydell and Don- still older man on the road. Senior- ity gives one employe the right to aid Nixon attended the play. Ham- Hai bump a n employe with a shorter let.” In Eugene Tuesday evening, Mr and Mrs. Claude Willey of service record. Saginaw moved Wednesday into the house formerly occupied by the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frans of 9. Magnusson family. S. Magnusson and family moved Portland were week-end guests at Yon can season this to suit the home of Mrs. Frans' parent». Into the R. C. Barfield tenant house last week. Mr. Magnusson is em your individual taste. Mr. ad Mrs. Frank Kelly. on the Barfield ranch- Mrs. Herbert Lombard, accom ployed Rudolph Hansen was In the Silk panied by her mother. Mrs H. C. ■ creek neighborhood Sunday and Skade of Eugene, visited over the j brought home a horse he purchased week end In Portland. of Henry Myers. Mrs. C. E. Umphrey and daugh- ! ter Dorothy motored to Corvallis ! Friday. They returned that evening | Ground to your order. accompanied by Donald Umphrey nnd n friend. WUllam Carlon of Portland. The two boys went to Bohemia Saturday, driving within two miles of the mines and hikng The following bills were allowed the remainder of the distance. They at the regular meeting of the coun returned to Corvallis Sunday. Mrs. M. Davis, who visited sever- cil: ' Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T ARE 10 CO ON SALE E S liced B a c o n .........19c lb. P icn ic H a m s......12!4c lb. B eef P o t R oasts.... 15c lb. C lu b S te a k ............. 15c lb. H a m L o af...2 lbs. f o r 35c Mock Chicken Legs 50c doz. Lightning S t r i k e s 2 In Freak Storm FRED ANDERSON, Prop. N E W -L O W 1932 Prices I C it y B r ie f s GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Lime Rock Bartels Market Smith-Short Grocery Pkg. Macaroni l c ca n lc lc With the purchase of With the purchase of any a Monarch item any Monarch item 1 Pkg. Jell Dessert Toilet Paper lc lc l c ro ll With the purchase of With the purchase of With the purchase of Monarch goods Monarch goods any Monarch item Lge. Box Matches Toilet Soap lc lc bar With the purchase of With the purchase of any Monarch item any Monarch item 25c Airplanes that fly lc With five or more Monarch items. We quote a few of the items we carry in the Monarch line, that you may choose from Coffee Ooooa Tapiooa Oake Flour Food of Wheat Ooooanut 3o00a Tapiooa Catsup Ohlli Sauoe Olives Crab Meat Mushrooms Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles Corn Tomatoes Peas Splnaoh Sour Kraut Pumpkin Pork & Beans Oysters Peaches Raspberries Cherries Grapes Pineapple Grapefruit Fruit Salad Vegetable Salad of Cottage Grove (Capital $50,000 Surplus $25.000 Dem ocrats Complete Ticket. Oberlin, In Ohio, woe the only With the announcement Tuesday iiollege that admitted woman In that Judd Stauffer. Spanish-Ameri 1M3. Vatican City le tha amalleet itzts. can war veteran, would seek to have hla name written In on the demo cratic ballot ae candidate for coun To Property Ownera in I f . 4 ty aeeeseor, the lan e county demo A M I 0 0 F Cemetery: cratic party hoe a candidate run The cemetery association an ning for every county office except that of county constable. nounces that annual work of Democratic leaders announced that Stauffer had decided to run for beautifying the cemetery will county aseeseor against Ben F. j begin Monday, May 16. Lot Keeney, republican incumbent and owner agfleoHmunta have been candidate for renomination. Sun- i , , day the democrats announced that j reduced to 4 1 .oU the y e a r. they would write in the name» o f , Please cooperate by making Dr. Del Stanard and Harry Stew- ; navrnpn._ K K ort on the democratic ballot for , Payments IO K . R Mill«, preai- legislature, thus making a complete dent; Mra. Clara Burkholder, ticket of three men Frank Men- 8PCreary, or Mr«. O. B. Pitcher, denhall of Cottage Grove filed for ] r e p r e a e n ta H v e . treasurer. "Put away the cleaver and the »weeper. BUI. T h l. sand wich la mode with William» Bread." Enjoying the crust of WB- Uama M ilk Maid bread re quire» neither the axe nor the vacuum cleaner. It's not a crumbly cruet, but tender, yielding, tasty and golden brown. Sandwiches, toasted or au natural, when made of Williams Bread have the ten der crust that makes them , easy to eat. (101) MILK MAID BREAD E arl €• B honai ? ^ J r . for A tto r n e y G en era l UPUNJCAN CANDiDATt Fifteen years legal experience in Ore gon ; ; ; Throe sessions in Oregon Legislator» : ¡ i Bora aad odacaiad in Oregon > i .W orld W ar Vaaaraai MY PUDGIt FULL EFFICIENCY WITH STRICT ECONOMY (MM Ads.) Fresh Gr’nd Round Steak 15c lb. With each purchase of Monarch goods 1-oz. Bottle Vanilla The First N ational Bank Fresh Gr’nd Beef or Pork Sausage 3 lbs. 25c lc Sale Saturday lc Sunbrite Cleanser For nearly 40 year» thia bank haa been a part of the eominunity life of Cottage drove I hi ring that time it may have been criticised by aonto for ita conaerva- tiveneaa. but it ha» always felt that ita first duty waa the protection of the funrla of ita depoaitora. Bscauae it he» been reanonably conservative in good times it has been always found in a position to easily weather times of distress in the community. At no time itt ita history has a dollar of depositors’ money been in danger. The community is emerging from the moat diatreaalng per iod the community haa known during the life of this bank, but today thia bank’s capital stock, ita surplus, ita undivided profits, ita double liability of stockhold ers show that the directors and stockholders would have to lose 4140,000 00 before a depositor could lose. Your deponit makes it possible for this bank to better fill the place it is expected to fill in the community. It will work for your community while you’re not using it, and be here when you want it Phone 55 —Phone 153— The prosperity of this country is not founded on cheapness. The American public wants honest values, honest weights and mer chandise of real quality. You are sure to get these at this store. 1 Bar Crystal White Soap THE OLD RELIABLE Fresh Veal Loaf 15c lb. C O U N C IL Fancy Steer Pot Roast 11 J^c lb. ai thT: Ä ° ^ dnughter, Mrs. .E. A. Johnston, has returned to her home In Portland. Mrs. M E Adams, Mrs. Nancy Porter, Miss Stella Adams and Mrs. O. W. Blackmore visited Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Hohman In Delight valley. Mrs Ray Baker left Wednesday for Turner, where she will vlalt relatives and friend». Mr. and Mra. George Hewitt have vacated the Henry Hubbell hourfe on Douglas street and Mre. Hewitt Is making her home with her par ents, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Breed love, until school closes when she will Join her hueband In Albany, | where he Is employed. Mlsa Marguerite Carllle, who had ; visited for a week at the home of 'her mother, Mrs. Susie Carllle, left Friday for San Francisco to re sume her nurses' training course In ¡a hospital In that olty. A mixed quartet from Drain will furnish music at the Sunday eve ning union service at the Baptist church. Mra. II. A. Hagen accompanied [her brother-in-law. Perry Slscel. and her mother. Mrs. Ada Epperson, to Bend Thursday for a few days' vla lt. Mrs. Epperson will return with Mrs. Hagen and vlalt here for sev- | oral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Epperson returned to Salem Thurs day. ' Ä Power C¿_ 28o:?o Boiling Beef 7 c Interest replacement bonds — 875.00 Payment and Interest water bonds_____ 6700.00 Interest w a t e r reservoir bonds_______________ 593.78 Fire department -------- ---------24.00 Don Allen, s a la ry ----------- 80.00 L. W. Coiner, s a la ry ------- 150.00 Graber A Qettys, supplies — .90 H. W. Lombard, salary and expense -------- -----—----- ----- 24.60 O. V. Breese, salary------------- 125.00 ; 5.13 < Wallace A Tlerman. valve»-.. O. V. Breese, au diting-------- 50.00 ' Our own make Dr. C. E. Frost, » a la ry -------- 10.00 I P. H. Jones, labor sewer, streets, w a te r___________ 100.80 C. F. Counts, street sweep SHOULDERS ing _____________________ 64.50 John C. Schaffer, salary and expense_______— —......... 115.75 6.00 j S. Horn, labor water lin e ----- 130.00 G. B. Pitcher, salary 4 to 6 lb. average. Sentinel, ptg. and pub.-------- 15.98 Lease dump gro un d ----------- 15.00 I We will have 197 other spe Bancroft bonds and Interest 1118.86 Round, Sirloin or T-Bone Steak 15c lb. PICNIC HAMS 10c lb. Maryland racetracks d o n a t e d 385,000 to charity In one day. | An Ohio girl made a running jump of 18 feet, 9% Inches. Martha Washington's m a i d e n name was Dandridge. Illustration tabloids were used In Japan, 1531. ^ E V E R in the history of all the world haa electzfcky ’ been so cheap and never before has electric cook» ing equipment been priced so low. It is no longar m d essary to envy your neighbor’s freedom from her kfo chen because she has modem electric < ment. You can enjoy the same comforts and i iences with time outside the kitchen for i improvement as the rest of the family, no longer stand in the way of your own i chen. A small down payment wH place aa electrk range in your kitchen with no charge for installation or wiring. Inspect them in lard* ware, furniture and i Mountain States^mfpB^er Compaq cials so come and see how far your money goes. Believe it or not we still re main Cottage Grove price setters. ELECTRICITY IS C H E A P
