The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 24, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

riu itA V , j i 'N f n. i«3<
fittole Ärare jtatinrt
ba aaved annually by moving the
unlreralty to Corvallla, which would
mean that the combined unlvertlty-
«lag» Usas« college, w ith an Increase of 2.900 in
enrollment, would have to be con-
ducted for about (200,000 lea« an-
nually than the college alone 1« now
fílet ela«« pablleallea eater»4 at Oas
receiving to care for tta present en­
tage Orare ee «eeaa« «laee » alter
rollment.
2» B o r t h M i l k
Baeleeee Offlee
The etatement that there la a con-
; trolled press, controlled by the Unl-
«uuecBimo« xatb «.
(Oaak la i
a)
) verelty of Oregon, la refuted by the
year .. *1 t i i r k r .
fact that many papers of the state
«wallte
$1 oolOae
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have not hesitated to include the
Farei«« ralo— »Oe year «Adulo««]
i university In criticisms that have
M e m b e r of
1 been directed at higher education.
■»«toast Editarla! Aaaostoltoa
Orsgaa B ute Edl'ortal Aaaaetatloa
The statement that there la a con-
O r » « e a M e w a p e p a r Osaforeae«
I trolled press Is refuted by the fact
« a tff
c : ì
«pant no«, to be repaid a fte r such
' a program ha« pulled proeperlty
around the corner, but «uch a pro-
gram would coet about the same
amount a» it would coet to pay the
«oldlete' bonua, and we can't aee
but what the argument for one 1« I Jean Alllaon entertained In honor
aa good aa the argument for the of her Hater Alice at a bridge p a rty
Tuesday night. Margaret Wilson
other
I f the government «an bring 1 held high eocre. Each guest re­
an envelope that contained a
proeperlty by spending two billions, ceived
pussle which when put together an­
why not spent four billions and nounced the engagement of Alice
have a regular spree?
Allison to W illiam Sikes. It was an­
nounced that the wedding is to take
Many well lntentloned persons place this Sunday. Margaret Short
believed that when we got prohlbl- ' W tlberta Wilson and Jean Allison
tlon the boose question would be « » * • • * ' * ral "» « le a l numbers Ra-
settled They have found they were '
^ t h m e ’ but* k in d j r t , t * k , n ,
now ballava that Mildred and Erm a Bennett, < ^ 5 5
SOCIETY
The Presbyterian Missionary so­
ciety met with Mrs. C. H Haight
In Delight valley Wednesday. Mre.
I. W. Coiner gave a le»o«on on the
' Philippine Island«
Mrs. C. A.
; Ueldler led devotional« and Mre.
O. W. Blackmore had charge of the
query corner, llefreshments were
served at the tea hour. Mrs. Haight
was assisted bv h e r daughter
Gwendolyn,
Mrs. D. H. Hentenway
ed the O I.. H club Tuesdat nt
ternoon Mrs Florence Madden held
high score. 1-lght refreshments were
served at the tea hour and the
table was centered with a large
bouquet of sweet peas In pastel
shade«.
were Mrs. Florence
,h ^
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Madden of Portland, Mrs. George
TH E UONTBO1XKU PRESS.
erally have had nothing but kind if w« could return to liquor under Grannie. Georgetta Knowla», M ar- Matthews and Mrs W It.
... Johnston.
.
Tha proponents of wrecglng th e ; words for O r K e rr of the state col- government control the booee quee- garel Short. Zelnta Lafoon. Jerrlnc The club will meet June 30 with
higher educational system of Ore-
• Kreat educator and a great tlon would be settled I f and when Burrows, Elele Short, Evelyn and Mrs. J. P Graham,
gon have had a great deal to say of business man, whose loss w ill be the eighteenth amendment
Is re- Lorraine Coinsr, Maxine Nixon 1
-A _
W tlberta
Wilson,
The Order of Italnbow for Girls
late about the controlled press of [ seversly felt by the state.
pealed theas loo w ill find they are M argaret and
Jean
Short.
Fave
Wooley.
Dorothy
will
hold
Initiation
Monday night.
Oregon. T heir contention Is that It
Statements that the press Is con- mistaken. Boose w ill ever be a
L*a. Alice Allison, Eileen Town. This Is to be the last meeting be-
Is controlled by tha University of trolled by the university
are so trouble maker.
That la the nature Frances Randall. M arie Sikes and fore summer vacation. All Masons
Oregon because the larger number ridiculous, so fatuous as to be un- of ths stuff
Beth Bede. w
and Eastern Stars have been In-
of papers of the sUts, probably all worthy o fn o tte . but theIr repe h
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| vtted to attend. Refreshments w ill
of the paper« except those In C. r- ‘ tlon by those who speak for the col-
The diameter of the ramlly circle
The Delphian Study club met 'be served bv the following commit-
vallls are opposed to the wrecking l*B* at Corvallis 1« likely to result is ths distance from fathsr to moth- Mondav night In the city library t»«: *<*«•» Bede, chairman, Jean Al-
program
ln modifying or doing sway with er. The shorter the dlam etsr the w lth Mrs Alice M iller as leader. U»on. Wtlberta Wilson and Jsrrme
F I f all the claims made by the the kindly feeling which the news- happier ths circle.
Mrs. Jean Kelly was program lead- Burrows.
er, ths subject being "The Elisa-
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wrecking crew are on a par with [tspcrs of the state have always had
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bethan
Story and Romance." Mrs
Mrs. Inea Meeks and Mrs Fred
ths one about the controded press, for the college, a kindly feeling that
An egotist la o n . who, when he
Kelly-
reported
on
The
Character
Hammond
entertained
the R. N A.
It Is well that tha press Is opposing was built up by such persons as thinks himself that he ought to do of Elizabethan Fiction." Mrs. S. U I club Monday night at the
home of
the proposed removal and consol* Professor McIntosh. Professor Reid, something, imagines that the call Is
Godard reviewed "The Palace o f Mrs Hammond Tw enty members
datlon program. Statements about I ’rofeasor Snow Professor Byrne general.
Pleasure" and "The Happy End- were present. The club will meet
the controlled press are on a psr »nd other members of the staff of
Ing." Mrs. Olive L. Bede reported on Monday, July 18. at the home of
w ith ths one that there 1« plenty o f . the college's Journalism department j A professor declares that the "The Flight of Boaalvnde and Mrs. Fred Anderson, with Mrs An-
'
sexes
are
not
equal.
W
ell,
the
men
Allnda."
and Mrs. Georgia Mac- derson and Mrs. Mildred Morris as
room
at
Corvallis
to
oate
for
in
and by Dr. K e rr h'ntself
g W BBS
SBV V
W S T W S I1 B
av
V
WS V
a
se.
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Gibbon reviewed "Saladvnes Pun- i hostesses.
other 2,600 students, when It is w e ll! A press controlled by the uni- are developing rapidly.
ishm ent’’ Ths club voted a dona-
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known to anyone who has ever been I verelty! I t Is to laugh.
It Is easier to get a promise of tlon to go to the health group for ! Members of the Tuesday Evening
Inside ths capitol during a legisia-
$29 six months from now than it Is baby garments and also voted to Study club and their families held
slon that the appeal has
a picnic at the George Layng grove
Uve
disband for ths summer months
to collect $1 in cash.
Tuauduy « v a a la a A n a r guppai
been made biennially that fa c lli-i
,
Has a t the coUege are woefully In-
The state highway commission
Possible ws didn't get a nuisance . The W . C. T. U. met Friday af- ! had a large bonfire and sang songs
adequate.
and counties are being criticised be- tax. but we got a tax or two that tarnoon In the Methodist church Guests were Mr. and M is Charles
The statement that there is a ! cause of the (1.S0 wage scale that
parlors for th eir annual flower d a v Adams of Eugene, Mr». Henry Uni-
session, w ith Mrs. Jos Safley. Miss phrey and Miss Lenora Umphrey.
controlled press is as tru th fu l as has been adopted for the relief of are nuisances.
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Henrietta Dolan and Mrs. Lettie
the one that a million dollars could those ln distress.
AN OLD IXXi A ND NEW
The Ladles’ Auxiliary club enter­
Knickerbocker as hostesses
Mrs.
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Paying a $1.80 a day wage does
TRICKS.
i C. N I-and presented a playlet. tained at an Inform al tea Saturday
seem at first glance to be taking
(M cU lsa 'llls Tstopkea« K«glst«r I
Mrs. Lottie I^ w ts sang a solo and afternoon In the dining room of
advantage
of un- i Our old friend. E lbert Bede.
- . of . the
. .. condition
_
pub- , the club «ent flowers to those who the armory for members and visit­
employment, but there are several , uher of the C o t t w Grove Sent!- were
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and unable to be present. ing ladles of the Eagles who were
facts that must be taken Into con- n<1_ haa been indulging In an In- Refreshments were served at the here for the state convention. Con
;slderation
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________ of ideas w ith the tea hour. The next meeting w ill be ' versatlon and cards were the pas-
teresting exchange
times.
In the first place the highway editor of the Orcadian, published a t a picnic to be held July 2
commission and counties are not K lrkw ell. Orkney county, Scotland. I
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Mrs. Catherine Scott of Lorane
paying this wage because they w ant Bede chided the Scotch Publisher
The <}arj en club waa en, e rtained
to pay IL A ll would much rather
f_,h *„ ttin ^ an Frldav afternoon at the home of entertained the Social Twelve club
w
ith
a 1 o'clock luncheon at her
pay double that wage, but there are
« 2 S
on M r* Andr* w «™ nd. w ith Mrs
home Thursday. The club held Its
several reasons why they can't af- the“ froct
<nJ
he
“/ ‘ o lL » “ .« “ ho'iraM
The annual picnic at Lorane Thursdav
ford to make these Jobs attractive. carrled editorial opinions In his
j* ' ? ; ? { • * * “ P , t V n
What a parade o f stars
evenlng. Mrs. A. W. Klnte was a
In the next place, the highway „ „ columns.
J „ I Jh.
we present this week, and
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commission and counties have made
I f M r. Bede hopes to convert his R ef^eJ,m enU were re“ * d at the
K
Arcade
TH EA TR E
Program
srhat a pageant o f perfect
picture«! H ere’s e v e r y ­
thing for you, aa every
picture is an outstanding
“hit" . . . and it doewn't
m ake any difference which
one yon pick . . . It will be
great entertainm ent!
Thursday. Friday
June 23. 24
Leo Carrillo in
“H O M IC ID E
SQUAD”
Here's Thrills Aplenty for
Everybody:
It was all right so long as
the gangsters only killed
am ong them selves, b u t
w hen they foully murdered
the PoUoe C h iefs s o n ,
things began to happen.
It will keep you on the
edge of your oral!
Saturday M atinee and
N ight, June 29
William Haines in
“Are You
L istening »»
Come B ack o f the Scene«
ln Broadcasting!
A picture as new as next
year’s calendar! You go
behind the microphone and
look Into th e hearts of
radio perform ers. In a love
■tory that w ill bold you to
th e thrilling end. W ith a
great cast o f stars!
Saturday M atinee 2:30 p.m.
Sunday, Monday
Ju n e 2«, 27
Walter Hurton in
“N IG H T
COURT”
¡“ ^ - r e ^ n 7 j ^ ^ e / a r e
Tuesday, W ednesday
June 28, 20
Edna Mae Oliver in
“LADIES
of the
JU R Y ”
Here*« One T h at W ill
K eep You Laughing!
Such a Jury! And such
i« ilick in g fun a t a m urder
trial, o f all places! B ut
you’ll lau gh and laugh at
■uch co m ics a s Roacoe
AtM, K en M urray, K ate
P rice, and all th e other
funatera w h o m a k e the
10c dnd 25c
^ h T V
X
? ,* « .
£
w « - o m « ,. t „ a . « » « .
’« i a s r M W S s
wise would aubject them to the L»on(jon Times to <ive up its front
year's re­
condemnation of those who pay the
t o jje w s ^ .a t u r e ^ I t Just Is n l Mrs. F. L. Grannis.
0 v e „ in The
d department
convention plans discussed.
In the next place, which Is the stance, the London Telegraph does
sad part of it the $150 a dav Job feature news stories on Its front i
N O T I C E T O C R E D IT O R S .
1« merelv to take the place J of
P®*® but to the
Thunderer
pays no at-
L ’ what
.o*; tention
interloping
w hippersna^
Notice Is hereby given that ths
term the dole. Those receiving per« who assume modern style and undersigned has been appointed ad-
$1.90 a day for their labor would technic.
m lnlstrator of the estate of W illiam
hardly expect to receive more than
W e are reminded of the occasion A. Kelly, deceased, by the county
$1.50 a day through a dole system, of an International field meet be- court of Lane county, state of Ore-
while by giving their services ln re­ tween the English schools of Ox- g o n , by an order bearing date the
turn for this pittance they at least ford and Cambridge and Tale and 26th day of M ay. 1932.
A ll parsons having claims against
Harvard, an annual event held in
maintain their self respect.
, The highway commission and the W embly stadium. The Evening said estats are hereby required to
Telegraph carried almost a full present the same to the undersigned
counties find that many getting column on the event. F irst It des- at the law office of H erbert W
thls JL50 a day are giving as little crjbed the weather. which was ex Lombard. F irst National
Bank
as possible in return
therefor. cellent, then the crowd which
building. Cottage Grove. Oregon.
W orkers feel that It is a dole and rather small for a stadium seating within tlx months from the date of
that they w ill get the $1.50 regard­ 126.000 people. Tnen the dram atic the first publication of this notice
Data of first publication M ay 27.
entrance of the Duke of York was
less of how well they serve.
There may be a way around that described w ith a floulsh. Finally, 1932.
Data of last publication June 34.
and there may be a way to make along toward the bottom of the 1932.
article, the startling
information
the workers more contented. Let was conveyed that the men rep­
F R A N K K E L L Y . Administra­
the work out by contract, so much resenting the English schools had
tor of Estate of W illiam A.
for the removal of so much earth, defeated their foreign competitors
Kelly. Deceased.
H E R B E R T W . LOMBARD.
so much for the placing of so much by one point
A U o r n j^ fo r E s ta t£
No. Elbert, it Just isn't done.
earth, etc. T h a t would give the
workers an incentive to give a full
' N O T IC E O F S H E R I F F S S A L E O F
day's service fo r a full day’s pay.
Back’s Hida WsU PsppMwd
R EA L PRO PERTY.
Each man would feel that he was
During banting season certain
getting paid for what he did. in­ hunters were fooled by a practical
Notice Is hereby given that by
stead of feeling, as many of them
do now, th at it Is a contest to see joker, who stuffed a 9ns big buck ¡virtue of an execution and order of
sals
issued out of the circuit court
who can do the most "soldiering'' and placed him alongside a thicket of the state of Oregon for Lane
near the highway, not far from Oil
and get away w ith it.
¡county thia 15th day of June. 1932,
Ckrs stopped suddenly. upon and pursuant to a decree duly
I t is becoming more obvious every City, Pa.
day that these times are a picnic hunters bounded out and threw their given and made by said court this
for the professional loafer, and the shells Into the guns as they hur 14th daX ot June- 1932- ln a aul‘
.v pending therein, in which Eetella
w orthy have to suffer because of rledly prepared to vui
kill the big buck
waa p lain tiff and O F.
the number who are trying to do as
that stood so stolid and straight, Thiel and Grace M . Thiel, his wife,
little as possible, knowing that they
looking directly at them. They H . J. Shinn and J. N . Post, were
w ill not be allowed to starve.
would lire and Are. but the bullets defendants, which execution and
k.rf
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order of sale was to me directed
had no effect on the animal.
On ; and commanded me to sell the real
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS.
the evening of the third day the property hereinafter described to
Cottage Grove residents probably deer was found to have 137 bullet satisfy certain Hens and charges In
were astonished to learn th at this
<.
»,d ,. „ „
a » . . . i s u v . ’ s . ’s s x »f
city Is among sixteen Oregon cities
ty.
least
SO
hunters
had
tried
their
skill 1st the hour ot ten o’clock A. M. at
listed for postoffice buildings in the
at
tha
stuffed
animal.
the
southwest
door of the county
G arner so-called pork barrel bill,
court house. Eugene, Lane county,
which is designed to start a return
Oregon, o ffer for sale and sell at
to prosperity by a huge federal
public auction for cash subject to
M u se u m s la H is t s r y
building program. O f course, if
redemption as provided by law, all
The word museum la much older the right, title and Interest of said
other cities the size of Cottage
Grove are to get postofflcea, Cot­ than the thing which It now denotes. defendanta ln said suit and of all
tage Grove wants one too.
Its Greek meaning la “a temple of partlea claim ing by. through or un­
der them, or any of them, in and to
There Is no doubt that a huge the Muses."
I t could be applied
federal building program would metaphorically to any place where the following described real prop­
erty, to-wlt:
,
turn a lot of money loose and would
Lots Three (3) and Four <4), in
give a huge amount of employment, literature and arts were cultivated, Block
On« (1). of Parkhurst Addi-
but we shouldn’t fool ourselves Into and Its moat famous use In antiquity ■ tlon to Cottage Grove, In Lane
believing that the money for such was as the title of the Museum of county, state of Oregon. Dated this
a program would come out of thin of Alexandria, founded and endowed 19th day of June. 1932.
H . L. BO W N, Sheriff.
air. W e would have to pay the bill by Alexander aa a library and home
By A. E. H U L E O A A R D ,
some time. O f course, we wouldn't for scholars and for literary atudy.
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mind paying the bill during pros­ Its application to a collection of an­
perous times, and the tendency Is
tiquities or natural history or sci­
to feel that money might well be
ence Is necessarily quite modern.
The origin of museums as we now
know them may be found ln the
Renaissance.
“T h ey Accused Me . . H u t
I Am Innocent!*1
A great parade o f «tars in
a greater picture! Lewis
Stone, A nita Page, Phillips
H olm es, Jean H ersholt and
John Mlljan ln one of the
m ost gripplngly human-
excitin g pictures ever pro­
duced. W e k n ow you’ll like
It!
M
A winner Is usually found to ba a
bear for punishment
He realizes
that success has a steep price and
he la willing to pay, even at the
coat of personal comfort and feel­
ing. H e who would reap the profits
must not skimp tha Investments—
Grit
Radio Ray
Has This to Say:
H O W D Y PO LK S—"Who Is
the most unfortunate person
in the world today?” asks a
lecturer. How about the girl
who can’t eat strawberries
without breaking out Into a
rash?
ess
A hen cackles when she lays
an egg. But th at’s nothing,
you ought to hear a husband
squawk when he lays a car­
pet.
• • s
The tourist crop is a cash
crop. W hat Is Cottage Grove
doing about It?
e a e
The picnic season w ill not be
officially opened until sister's
sweetie, dressed In white
flannels, sits down on the
blueberry pie.
» • s
O r u ntil father picks an arm ­
ful of pretty foliage, which
later turne out to be poison
Ivy.
see
N O T H IN G
L IK E
THE
LA W N M O W ER FOR R E ­
D U C IN G T H E S P R IN G P E P .
• • •
A N D T H E R E 'S N O T H ­
IN G L IK E O U R R A D IO
S E R V IC E T O R E D U C E
Y O U R R A D IO T R O U B ­
LES.
Texas sad Alaska
Texas, with 266.800 square miles,
la leaa than half the size of Alaska,
with 586.400 square miles.
Bat
Texas has almost 6,000,000 people
and Alaska ooly 60.000. An even
more discrepancy between area and
population of Alaska and a state of
the United States Is ths case of '
Rhode Island, which Is one-four- ‘
hundred-and-seyentletb of the size
of Alaska, with 1.248 square mllee,
but has over 600,000 people, hence
ten times as much population.
P r a ir ia S c h o o n e r R s lic s
Five of the white oak wagon
bows that supported the top of the
prairie schooner Charles Robinson
drove to California ln 1852 are I d
the university of Kansas. The bows
were the gift of Henry Wilson, ne­
gro carpenter, who died at ths age
of elghty-one. Wilson was long em-
ployed by Governor Robinson at his
1,000-acre farm near Lawrence, and
received the bowg from tha gov­
ernor as a g ift
Radio sets of the world Increased
by 9,000,000 last year.
The late President Doumer lost
four sons, his only children, in the
W orld war.
A turkey with four legs thrives In
a Post, Ore., flock.
Dental students generally refuse
to dissect a women's body.
Better
Merchandise
and
Lower Prices
Ths monthly Masonic co vs led
dish supper w ill be held next Wed­
nesday evsnlnx Th« suppsi will be
followed by dancing downstairs and
cards upstairs.
The Spanish W sr Veterans and
their families held their annual pic­
nic Tuesday night at the Georgs
Sweat home. Thirty-seven were
‘ present.
Mr« Joe Smith entertained the
Dinner club Friday evening Gueets
were M r and Mrs W M MscGIb-
bon and Mias Eunice Vanlienberg
The l l W. Dinner club will be
entertained Monday «veiling bv Mr.
and Mre. Raymond Grube at their
home In Pengra.
The M. P O. club will meet with
Mrs. A L. Wynns Tuesday.
The oldest skeleton Is that of s
tiny girl burled 40,000 years «go in
Palestine.
Combined fortunes of seven men
who went down on the Titanic In
north Atlantic 20 years ago, was
$500.000.1X10.
B a r te ls
M a rk et
P hon e 55
SPECIALS FRI, SAT
JUNE 24 & 25
Fresh Ground Beef
or Pork 3 Ibs. for 25c
Choice Round Steak
Ground
15c lb.
TOPAZ
BERKY SE T S
BLACK GLASS
SHERBETS
0 for 23c
7- Piece
600
Ideal for serving
Ice Oreatti and Deaaerta
8 inch Nuppie
0-6 lnch Napplea
30c
Cotton Mope
Cotton ('lolhi'itliiii'
lii tlrndo Egg Beater
(Jobletg, ti for ».
24-in. Wrecking Barg
Ciiinpn.wi. 12-in.
Wrench, I t in
76c
Nail Hammer
50c
’ J®
FOR T H E SP O R TSM A N
49c
37c Boll Action Rifle
$3 89
20c Elm« «mil Waleli
89c
THE GROVE HARDW ARE
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Judicious NEW Sl’APKR advertising makes
big stores out of litt le ones,
DOWN!
GO S.P . FARES
Veal Loaf Ground from
Finest Cuts
15c lb.
Home Made Lard
100% Pure—In 50-lh Tina
$3.00
n
»
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VI
Pork or Beef Liver
5c lb.
hotel C onqres»
**
Z
| ih T h
ano
Pork Steak
1 2 4 c lb.
FO R THE Z |.T H O F JU LY
r
Grain Fed Pork Roast
1 1 4 c lb.
G as C ooks
Faster
and C osts
L ess
(T h e in s u la te d <>ven
h e lp s save fu e l)
Local Pork
Veal Roast
For the holiday«, we will slash roundtrip« between all places
on our Pacific Lines to It n thin the rrgu/ar onr-tu^ fartt.
Although these are not "Dollar Day’’ fares they arc alxnit
32% lower than last year'» Fourth of July roundtrips.
G O O D
Steer Pot Roast
114 c lb.
ON
ALL
T R A IN S
L E A V IN G
JUNE 30, JULY 1,2,3,4
114 c lb.
BE
BACK
BY
M ID N IG H T
JU LY
12
Milk Fed
If you start your trip on the first sale date, June 30, you have
almost two weeks for your trip.
Bulk Lard
4 lbs. for 28c
ROUNDTRIP EXAMPLES:
Ovensize Shoulder
Hams
12c lb.
Our Own Make
Beef Steak, Loin,
T-Bone or Round
15c lb.
PHONE
53
for Service
That Satisfies
Los A n g e le s $32.15
E u g en e
$
San F ra n ’co $19.60
A lb a n y
$ 2.10
S acram ento $17.50
S alem
$ 3.00
A sh lan d
P o rtla n d
$ 4.70
....$ 6.45
T M
B O YD, Agent
Phone 11
Irish-Swartz Co.
Low
Prices
Every
Day
IN C O R P O R A T E D
A C o tta g e G r o v e C o r p o r a tio n
Free City Delivery
Sugar
loo ibs. $3.95
.70
Southern Pacific
Frankfurters
2 lbs. for 25c
You, too, may enjoy fast,
clean, automatic cooking
at minimum cost.
Any gas appliance avail­
able for small down pay­
ment and easy monthly
terms, with liberal allow­
ance on y o u r present
equipment.
W in n e r M a s t P a y Pries
Mrs. Damon Scott entertained
Thursday honoring her tit tie daugh­
ter Patricia Jans on her firs! birth­
day annlvsrsary. Gussta ware Mis.
| Lottie Scott, lir a
Terry Moody.
i Richard and Joan Moody. Mrs. H er­
old Whitlock end daughter Beverly.
_
Mr. end Mrs M. C. Bresslsi had
u> Sunduv dinner xuesta. Mi« Ids
Miller. A D. Smith. Harold Emery
' lind Je a n Kldson of Salem sod Mr
|i«nd Mrs Ren Sanford
Flour
Raisins
Jell W ell
Deliotoua
Seedleaa
Assorted Flavors
49-lb. sack
93c
4-lb. pkg.
27C
5c pkg.
See your Dealer Today or
Natural Gas
Corporation
OP OREG ON
GOING
June 30, July 1,2,3,4
RETURNING
J u ly 1 2
(Mease by
fo r inform ation
about these over-
the-holiday fares,
F IN D P L A C E R GOLD.
Amazing New Geophysical Dis­
covery. The “Gold Spotter" ac­
curately locates Gold and Silver
Only, many feet below ground,
water, rocks, cement, etc. No
m iner can afford to be without
one Lant.3 a lifetim e; simple to
operate; thousands in use; tak­
ing California by storm.
Sold by Most Hardw are Stores.
I t your dealer does not carry
send to us direct. Small size (1;
Double Strength
Professional
size $3. I f not satisfied after five
days trial m o n e y refunded.
Agents wanted. J. H. Harris—
861 Van Ness Ave. San Francis­
co, Cal.
call on or address
General Passenger Dept.
637 Plttock Block,
Portland, Ore.
URISN MÇ
HOTEL BARTELL
COFFEE SHOP
Merchants ' Lunch Every
Day from 11 to 2 ------35c
W a s h in g
L aundry
F ly
P ow der
Soap
Spray
Citrus
Classic
Pint Tins
L ge.p k g.18c
] 10 bars 19c
39c each
Shredded
Pancake
W heat
Flour
The original Pkg.
Sperry’g 0 8-10 lb.
Bulk
2 4 cans
3 for 25c
39c each
4 lbs. 25c
2 for 19c
S h ’rt’ning T om atoes
C E R T O .. 2 b o ttle s .. 45c
( 'all for one o f o u r hand b ills if y o u do not receiv e you rs
are low er now than e v er before.
P rices
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