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O3UKMSN. 0x1.. visited thia weak with Mr and Mrs. Henry Lake, brother and slater-ln-law or Mrs. Havens, and with other relatives In the vlolnlty. On Monday they went to Notl Io visit another brother, Andrew Lake, and were aocotnpanled by Mr* Havens' mother. Mrs J. 8. Lake, i and by a slater, - Mrs. D. L Miller ??d h" , •«>“ Raymond Miller of *f0« n‘ V le w T h e y r e t u r n e d to the » • " 7 C**» h®>"» I" »" *** ,or .th ,lr hom* ln w **‘ P” 1“ 1 w * s’ , «•«lay- _ , Fo*'«r em p lo y * throe and daughter Patty, who had spent M H tU IL W N H W S . Mias Edna Miller of Port Orford change for pigs or other stock. FO B BBN T. the past week hero, r o tu r a * bom« Is visiting a sister, Mie. W alter 1 Phone SÄF12 O. H Haight. J n>-l7p ELDERLY W ID O W WISHES FOR R ENT — 4 ROOM, PARTLY with him. Roblnaon «YGUNO LEGHORN ROOSTERS I furnished house on Madison ave place as housekeeper for elderly Mr and Mrs. Joe Thrasher and Miss Martorl* Jonas spent Inst I for sale. Me a doe A Woolcott. nue Also A-ruoiii house, bath, on man. Small pay More for a home. family- of Dorona visitad Sunday at week with Martha Arnold^ Lorane route Phone 33FO_ JntOp Tenth street. Schofield Stewart, Good reference*. 244 N. Douglas Mt., the Wilbur Black horns hero. Doris Mra. Charles Arnold and Mra. J. i Jnltip »«1ft-Mr Cottage Prove. THOINTOJi COBKIBS and Vsrn« Black accompanied them A. Mackey visited Mrs. Charles B ER R IE S B E R R IE S B E R R IE S I phons aiTd or 31T-L FOB BALE OB TRAD«. home for a few days. June 8.— Mrs. J. N. Florer o f San Trombley on Silk creek Saturday. Bring your container, and pick i ______ LG» I A N U_P OWN O._______ PRACTICAL NURSING. El THEM Mr and Mrs. C. R Trent. Mary Francisco and a daughter. Mrs W Mrs. Sallis Allison end daughter. M A K I N G - FUR NL them yourself, M cents per crate LOST - YELLOW JER SE Y . A — ! In or out of city, also m aternity Trent nnd Mrs. J. W Fisher ao- Mrs. Norma Suiter, of Bear creek CABINET W. Latle, at the Orove, whom she ’ * cases handled at homa of iiatlenl or lentenway, phon phone 2 F t turn made, repaired and uphol W A Hemenway, 4-ysar-old l'ail Bartels Market had been visiting, visited Wednee- corapanled Matt Maddaas of Silk were dinner guests at the Ernest stered. In my home Mrs A. L Smith, IHH Wood turning and carving FOR SALE! ASTERS. OIANT creek to Eugene Thursday evening McReynolds noms Sounday. Miss Work guaranteed Woodcraft and day with Mrs. F loret-, sister. Mrs V P — DARK JERSEY <' •-'«Hl------------- ", Crego and Sunshine; Z i n n i a . TAKEN to hear the cowboy evangelist. Jack Mabel Thrasher was also a guest. Henry Lake Mrs. Florer left for bull oalf. N o marks Owner may Cabinet Shop, Fifth and Main Giant Plcot and L llllput; 10c per W lnsett, who Is holding n tsnt meet- her home Friday. Tbs M. J Perlni fam ily attended street. e by proving property and ■■into doe.; also kals p lan ts 30o per hun- have sam Whan spring raises Ihs tempers- in s there. „hereee Ralph Black, while cutting wood a dance at the Barlo P srlnl home Swenei-n, lx> lure to 30 degrees above tero, dred or «100 per th ousand sers Mrs T i “ • » « ^ ¿ t t M W u r o t a y . s u s ta in * a 5. P. Shortrtdge took hie grand Saturday night. Mr Perlni and CABINET WORK AND UNFIN C Shaw, phons 38-F-3 JnlO-Jy lp J* Canadian geese fly north. severe gash on one ankle, which Corvallis, returning home Saturday ; son Junior Barry of Cottage Grove Cleal Mackev fu r n ish * music tshed furnlture m ede to Order. A BARGAIN MODERN O -R O O M ------------ J ” -------------------- -- to Eugene Monday for medical Time was when no one In the Mr and Mra. Richard Knight and Furnitur# severed tw o arteries. N ine stitches night. and stova repalrlng. We Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Allen o f Cot treatment. Mrs. Finch o f Eugene were w eek buy. seil and axchange. Davenport /vii i a c a i 1C MODICt« HICC- nan. bouse of V 8 coiigrem knew much ware necessary to close the wound. bungalow for rant, Furnae*. flra W ANTBD I i . «AT tage Orove spent Sunday afternoon I E llens Oolden o f Eugene and Bud end guests at the Erneat MoRey- - Hie companion, who was helping to Newly reflnlahed I ond hand oar In good condition. ' about a bill except the com m ittee Furnlture Co, m3O-Jn34p P1 , Scott of Marcóla were at the 8. P. , nolds- home. Dh'-nv K » L. out wood, gave first aid but lir . at the F. L. Hockett home. InlQy A**« »>•*• »'«“ Il f"r chairman Short ridge home Thursday evening. Miss Ethel Chestnut went to | Mr. and Mra. Claude Sheets spent 'FO R SALE — IIABY CARRIAGE sale or trade for lumber. Claude It .... , , „ , . B lack w as weak from loss of blood Mr. and Mr«. Bert Myers and Sunday at the M J. Perlai home Arne, phone TF4 Jn3-I7i> j 1 he U. « patent office show s In good condition, cheap. Phone before a doctor oould be reached Bandon Saturday, returning home O lvs th s Home Print Shop First fam ily of Blue Mountain visited Fri women to be successful Inventors. -------------------- Î1AJ tfc Chance. H e has been confined to his bed Sunday. W ANTED TO BUY OR RENT SAGINAW. slnoe the accident. T hs average American spends Carl Murphv of Roseburg mo- i day at the Henry Lake bom a 10e 30c 3So SOc >9o 30c one large «rork horse. E J. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Havens and t o r * up Sunday to the F. L, ' A group of Thornton Corners Your Huras P rin t Shop First phone 3 Q F 3 1 , J n l O p June 7.—Robert Thumltson. radio »3 9» annually for drug« Blg A-l quality Enaxtelwars. palls, daughter Eleanor o f West Point, Hockett home and Mrs. Murphy neighbors held a picnic Sunday up announcer over KOW. has returned dlshpant, milk pans, only 30c Ice Moeby creek. Mr and Mrs Gottfried -.1 11. his home at Vancouver. Wash., Box M M f e e d Wood Range »30 Graber. Mise Maxine Nelson. Miss to after spending several days last Cook Stove (new ) »13 00 tleed Alice Allison and Bill Setts, all of «reek with an uncle, Jam es Conley Chairs 90c — Garden Tools — Used Cottage Orove. were also present. Mr. and Mra Peter Hodeon and Plano »60 Deed D«v«nport »10— C. R. Trent spent Sunday In Eu ay < gene and attended churoh services. Kennedy home at Moeby creek ban's Furniture Store, 03 it 7th. Mrs. Corbett Sm ith o f Culp Creek Mary Alma Benston «ras a dinner E u g.n e m3-Jt0p IN C O R P O R A L O visited Monday at the horns o f her guest Tusedav at th« Oscar Jack , SALE — EXTRA G O O D motheM n-law, Mrs. Mary Smith, son horns la D elight valley. i Also x>\xl gentle boar to rx- and her little son Miller, who had Fern FTy returned home Sundav spent several days hare with his from Comstock, where she had ' grandmother, returned home with spent th s «reek with Ruth Curtía Free City Delivery her. The Francis Eaatbum family Mrs Hsnry Lake attended a club moved Sunday to Cascadia, where meeting Wednesday at the Otto Mr Bastburn la employed in a mill. Dobbersteln home at Gowdyvllle. Wanda Fogle accompanied them to Mrs. T. C. Shaw spent the week S«reet Home, after spending the end In Canyonville with a son. V. week with Mary Alma Benston. Lost Her Prominent Hipo— We have money to bet you can't by better anywhere else. W. Shaw and family. The Howard Fry and W eeley Fry Mr and Mrs. John Bowers of Eu fam ilies o f near Lorane, visited > Doable Ohin—Sluggiihnexx gene were Sundav dinner guests of Sunday at the home or Mr and Mrs a r ece. Mrs. C. R T ren t M. O?Vrv. Gained Pbyaical Vigo r— Pastor and Mrs Atwood Foster Mr. tn d M ra Murray Sham pang o f the Orove called Tuesday after and children, Mrs Howard Keene ▲ Shapely Figure. noon at the J. W. Fisher home. and George Cooley spent Sunday Mr. end Mrs O. H. Shaw and at Sm ith river fishing. fam ily of Roseburg visited Tuesday If you're fa t—first remove the Nellie Conley la spending a few evening with Mr Shaw's parents, days at th s R. H ansen horns at cause! Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Shaw. Walker. Take one half teaepoonful of I Betty Chapman spent Monday H EBBON. night with her grandmother. Mra Kruschen S alts tn a glass of hot w atsr tn ths morning. To hasten re June 7.—Charles W hits received Tom W heat am.. word from Coquille Friday that hts Howard K eens and son Robert sults go light on fatty meats, pota father. Alex W hits, was very low spent Sundav at the W A. Keene toes. cream and pastries — In 3 and he and brother-in-law, Clayton home at Thornton Corners. week* get on the scales and nota Simmons, motored there Saturday Mr. and Mra Jem Tucker of De many pounds o f fat have van morning. d » light valley spent Thursday eve how ished. Notloa also that you have Philip Hersey. Annabelle OUcrtat ning at the Charlee Sharon home. gained ln energy—your akin is Wheat or white *nd Mr and Mrs. Fred Overton m o Mrs. Ines Montleth spent Tues tored to Roseburg Sunday. day at th s Ben Jackson homa at clearer— you fsel younger in body — Kruschen will give any fat person Jeeate and Oene Overton spent Walker . the week end w ith their grand- T hs Marvin Harpols fam ily of a Joyous surprise 1 mother. Mrs. Jessie O tlcrlst Lynx Hollow spent Saturday eve But be sure It'* Kruschen—your Mr. end Mrs. E. J. Edwards mov- ning at the Lowell Benston home. health comes first -an d SAFETY i ed back to their ranch here Satur We make them—Note the first Is the Kruschen promise. day- Ona dog has killed 3781 rats In difference Mr and Mra. Judd D oolittle gave Get a bottle of Kruschen Salts 3U years at Blakeney. England. a dance Saturday night a t tnelr from Cottage Orovs Pharmacy | homa. Home made -100% Pure (lasts 4 w eeks) and the cost Is but Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Oook moved Fire Proof Safe* Sentinel trifle. (4) Hast week from oamp A to Mra T ills Taylor's place. Melvin Kebelbeck cam e home Tuesday morning from Eugane, where he had been staving with hts grandmother. Mra H attie Ream. c Lester Otlcrlst returned Friday to Note the difference when you oook it. Knights Landing. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Markham and W e make them here. So many were satisfied last week Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Markham of with thia delicious flavored shoulder ham that we lost no i Cottage Grove were Thursday din ner guests at the hom e of Mra. time to prepare for this week's BUSH. (OVENSIZED) ¡Jessie O tlcrlst Frank and Charley Clarke at Best Foods — Gold Medal tended a picnic given by thalr Sun day school class of the Baptist | church at Creswell Friday. Mrs. Truman Clarke spent Friday i with Mrs. Blake ln Cottage Orove. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Heath and , boys spent Sunday afternoon with ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patton. The Jolly W’orkera held their regular m eeting last W ednesday af ternoon and spent the tim e quilting. ' I There were 14 present. Nearby News W ANTADS BARTELS M ARKET Phone 55 Specials for Friday and Saturday How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat Fresh Ground Beef or Pork Sausage 10c pound or 3 pounds ________ __ __ 25c Fresh pork Loin Ribs Pork Spare R ib s PHONE 53 for Service That Satisfies Irish-Swartz Co. Low Prices A C ottage G rove C orporation Every Day ________ 5c lb. ......... 912c lb. P ork or Beef Liver Fresh Pig Knuckles 10c lb. or 3 lbs__ 25c P ound_________4c Twtajoaf ofjocai baitery , Fancy Beef Roast BREAD P o u n d ______ l l ^ c 2 f o r __________ 15c 4 f o r ______ ___ 25c Beef Boil ... 6 ^ c lb. Pork Roast, UVaC lb. Bulk Shortening Frankfurters 3 lbs. f o r ______ 25c 2 pounds .............25c Veal Steak 1 2 ^clb . Bulk Lard Lamb Stew 5c 10c lb. or 3 lbs. 25c Pound OVENSIZED SHOULDER HAMS P o u n d __________________________12V2 S T E E N ’S M A R K E T In Irish-Swartz Store—Phone 53 L am b S tew s & w Mayonnaise Mellow’d Coffee P in ts __________29c I Va p in ts________ 19c 29c lb. cash Salad Dressing Try a pound, there is none better. If not satisfied after trying a can, return and get your money back. Q u a r ts ________ 29c P in ts __________ 19c B a lc o M a lt ? elish SPread P in ts _________ 29c % p in ts_______ 19c 39c can Now is the time to lay in J . « m .n w « , u ,. tax goes on. Borden Fine C h eese in H-Ih. pkgs. Chateau, brick, Swiss or American 2 p k gs. 2 9 c Every pkg. is guaranteed to please Best Foods peanut Butter 2-lb. g lass_____ 28c 1-lb. g la ss....... .... 15c Nucoa Oleomargarine Finest table quality i 15c lb. or 2 lbs 25c TBY 0Ü B NEW HOME SUGAR CUBED BACON F A R M E R S U N IO N The Red & White Store— Phone 3 S a tu r d a y , J u n e 11 C o ffe e 2 3 c lb . M a tc h e s 6-box cart. 17c M ilk , T a ll Ivory Soap Blue A White Bed A White 5c Med. bar 5c Tomato Soup M a y o n n a ise Bed A W hite 2 cans 11c Bed A White Full pint 20c £ ± 1 I T Flour 49s 95c Hardwheat Family T oilet Paper C o r n fla k e s Bed A White 5c roll 6c each Bak’g Powder SO AP Bed A W hite White Wonder 16-oz. can 20c 1 0 b a rs 2 5 c Pull Line of D airy and P oultry Feeds Get O ur P rices F ree Delivery Á c ^lb. W hile It Lasts DORENA. June 7.—The Em it Kirk fam ily of Wolf creek visited several days last week with relatives hara. The Dorena high school closed Tuesday, May 31. w ith a picnic at Swimmers' Delight. A fter lunch a b am ball cam e w as played at P leas ant Hill between Dorena and P leas ant Hill. The lattsr won, the score being 7-4. Mra. J. B. Mosby spent several days last week ln Eugene visiting a daughter. Mra Mabel Kerns. Minnie and Fairy Henrlclteen of Creswell a rt visitin g th is weak at the C. A. Peterson home. Gerald Moshy la recovering from having his tonsils and adnoida re moved last week ln Eugene. Mr*. Ruth England and daughter Faye and E velyn and Alien Kirk motored to Eugene Saturday. Those from here who attended the funeral of little N elda Castle Friday were Mra C. A. Petsreon. Mra C. Teeters and J. B. Moeby. John Holstrom left W ednesday for Madras, where be has employ ment on a ranch of which his fath er is foreman. The Happy Circle S ew ing d u b will hold a penny carnival Friday evening. A program of dialogs and songs will be followed by booth at tractions and lunch. N o adm ission will be charged. A number of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D oolittle Saturday evening. Five hundred w es played until a late hour. G uests Included Mrs Grant Bales and daughter Juanita. E rnest and Robert Wag. ner, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Vaughn and sons Wayne. W illiam and Rob ert. Minnie and Fairy Henricksen. Ixola and Orville Isbam. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson and Mr. and Mra. Orlen Land. Leslis Fletcher, Gladys and Ixola Isham and Bernice Moeby visitors at Curtin Monday. S h o u ld e r L a m b R o a st P U R E L A R D 1 0 c lb. 3 lb s. 2 5 c We Sell Meat That You Can Eat Pineapples Each 10c This i sjust a few of our good prices. Be sure to call fcr one of our handbills if you do not receive yours. STR A W B ER R IES—Now is the time to buy your canning berries. The quality is excellent and there are plenty of local berries. L et’s help local conditions by buying all the straw berries we can possib ly buy-----Insist on locals. as though the tobaccos were “welded” togethe r " /^ R O S S B L E N D IN G -m c a n s mitt h more than just mixing tobaccos together. It "weld»" together different kinds o f the several varieties o f to b a c c o ... many types o f Bright tobacco, a great many types o f Burley tobacco and numerous grades o f Turkish tobacco. MOSBY June 7.—Jam es P otts received word from California last w eek of the death of hie mother. The G et-together club m et w ith Mrs. Fred Frazee last Thursday Mr and Mr*. Harry F atten are the parents of a 10-pound daughter born last week. L ittle N elda Caatla w as burled at the Blue Mountain cem etery Fri day. Mr and Mr*. Vern Kehey of De light valley called at the R oy Ken nedy home one day thia week. Leila H astings has gons to Port land to visit a slstar, Mrs. Frank Essiey. Bus P itcher has the measles. A large number from here a t tended the dance at the Herman Rudolph home on 811k creek S at urday. Mr. and Mrs. John Dugan of Latham visited 8 unday a t the Lee Dugan home. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Llnebaugh of W alden attended the picnic Sun day at the Claude Arne home. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jones of Eu gene have moved into the O ise Llnebaugh place across from the Walden store. They are the ents of Mrs. Stub Mosby. Mrs. John Palm er has been sick with a cold. Mrs. Fred Fraxese took Mrs. Jessie Crawford of Cottage Orove to Oakland last Bunday to visit bar father end mother who were there from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny D avis and Mr and Mrs Herman Olaslsr were In Seattle on business this week. Lee Dugan has been called on the Jury a t Eugene. • • • T his "W elding - T ogether — o r Cross-Blending — permits every kind o f tobacco used in the Chesterfield blend to partake o f the best qualities o f every other type. Each tobacco is thus made to yield its finest flavors. • • • CROSS-BLENDING takes all theso pleaaing flavors and aromas and combines them into one— the Chest erfield taste. And we think you w ill ■Rrcc that it Is a far b«Her taste . . . worth all the extra care that Chest erfield takes to get it. EVERYTHING that money can buy an d that tcience knou t about it done to make CHESTERFIELD milder and tatte better. DIVIDE. June 7,-^Jack Roblnaon. who had been undergoing treatm ent ln a E u gene hospital, returned homa Thurs- ^ f ’h e Social Neighbors elub met Thursday at the bom s of M ra W al ter Robinson. The day w es spent quilting and a d tllclou s lunch w as served a t noon by the hostess. The club will m eet June • at the home of Mr*. Frank MoGarvtn. John Dugan and fam ily o f La tham and Mr*. Dugan'e mother. Mrs. Drake, spent Sunday a t the Dan Dugan homa. Amos and Alvin MoOarvln Sunday at Noth Chesterfield * I The Cigarette tk a t’t MILDER Tka Cigarette that TASTES BETTER • 19)2, U ogbtt « M ybm T obacco G qs
