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PAO« T H K HK NTÎN IC t,, O O TTA G B Q R n V K , O RBG G N K H I DA Y, JV1.V », IBM, died about four years ago He 1» Mr. and Mre W illiam Thum »pent | survived by a sister of Eugene and the week end at Newport a brother of Walker Mr. and Mia. Charles Adame of F.ugerie Mr. and Mre. Raymond i Health O fficer Resign». Grub» of 1‘engra. Mr. and Lire. Al- ORDER burl Helllwell and Mr. and Mr». ’ Dr Hath M Kerron. for 15 year» K K Mill» »pent the week end with t Two fires starting within a few I-ane county and Eugene health of the Itoy Short family at their t u m - minute» of each other kept the fire ficer. announced his resignation STA R TS TODAY departm ent on the Jump Thursday Hat urday. to become effective July tner hum» on the Coaat fork. Mr. and Mr*. Mchofleld Htewart morning At about II 30 the fire 10. He made no announcement of »pent the week end with Mr and laddie» were called to th« H. J. hie future plant. Dr. R C. Romlg of Portland ha« Mr» Harold A«ley at their summer Hrund house on north River road They had been there but a few been appointed to the vacancy anil home at Laurel lake. minutes when they were called to will assum e hie duties August 1 Mr» Jamea Dungan returned laat the C O. Butler home on north SH A T T IR lN O ALL I N T I R T A I N M I N T H R IC IO E N T S week fiom u vlelt In Euphrates. Eighth street. They left hoae and THURS. July FRI Wash Mr. Dungan remained, hav- i men at the Hrund house and ruahed Used Typewriter Bargains Sentinel. lug aecured employment there. to the other fire. Used Typewriter Bargain». Sentinel. Mr. and Mr» Them«« Horn of No one was living In the Hrund JOHN Longview. Waeh mid Mi and Mr» ; n,JU M> M„d the origin of the fire was Twin* Ihillt All N«‘ttl» Iu*atet Power» and aon Junior of * not known, hut the house was com «;»0—*:!Mt ItmrriiHl Heattle arrived Bunday to vlalt at pletely destroyed. MATINEE HKIUKN IO A N the J H Bartel» homo. The C O. Butler home wo» the i i i . h r «tra. I» t 3 niw » Mr. and Mr». Hurry Hhort and old "Uncle Hum" V eetch house and O rrh iw lru , lu»t IO rawa »1 <«• was com pletely destroyed Home family of Spokane returned home l.o w r r Ibtl. tft< — I p u rr lin i. MU Huuday, after vlaltlng a week with furniture and som e clothing were wattaci N I T E l ' I t l t EN saved. The origin of this fire wa» relative*. (Ire h rM rn , l«t fi row» II.IM I (>r<lir»tra. Inai IH row» SI./MI W II. Dtndlnger and a sister, not known Ixiwrr IMI (I.IMI—l r|i|w» IMI 75-50 Mr» Elizabeth Hyde of Mar»hfleld, llO M li Mrs Finley Whlpps. who returned vl»lte<l several day« la»t week with l'Ina III'* Eiili-rul Tu» P hone 55 Mr. and Mr». II It Chestnut and recently from a visit with her son M ulti. efcrrk« lu n u 'ilr tu Fu» M r , Charles at Tillam ook, la suffering Mr. ami Mr» F. I. Orannl». O u iiu lil E i l •* I u a i* » « -Il t u l l i rraaw l. 8PECIALS FRI, SAT aluiii|M'it rnvrlope, Mr» Earl Garoulte «pent the a severely Injured lower leg which S T O N l • MIRSHOtT vl*. »he Injured when »he stepped • . . . I l « -n d n t It«vuiund. Want) through » sidewalk at Tillamook. Itlng a al»ter. Mr». Mlnard Weeks. " t , r e lu t Ilt .v r i w i l l ."*«»» I»> The bone of the leg was injured Fresh Ground Beef The Robert 'Julglcy fam ily «pent and II will t«e a month or more be k I io w ii ul A N Y other llio u lrr JM w A m m IO N W tWV < MA«* fMtAfMI« Mt low er prior« till» w » » i i i . the week end at their summer fore Mrs. Whlppe can get around. home near Lowell or Pork 10c lb. An Item last week which »aid Air and Mr». O. E Woodson re Mr. and Mr». Albert Wooley had turn"'I Friday from Portland, where gone to California was Incorrect. Twine, Haling Wire, Hack they »pent novel ul days. It was Faye Wooley who went to Twin Bread loweat price in .Ml year. California Dr. and Mrs C. II Kims sjc-nt ______ ___ and »he accompanied ber-Gettye Hardware JyHc the week end ut Trent visiting Mra. ^jr». Wooley's brother. J. R. Wyant, 2 for 15c 4 for 25c ra. W A. H ogate »pent Klme'e parents, Mr and Mrs. W. who had been visiting here. ' the Fourth of July week end at L. Wheeler. Mr. and Mr«. Leslie Stearns of Heattle vlaltlng a daughter, Mra G. Jack Boelaugh fractured a rib Portland, accompanied by Max Or. ami Mr«. II A Hagen at H. Phelpe. last week when he fell from a Miller, spent the week end at the Frankfurters tended I hr »liver «nnlvrraarv con W. T Rick» .p en t the week end cherry tree. home of Mr. Htearn»' sister. Mrs. vention of tha Oregon ««»oclntlon in Aahland vlaltlng relative» nnd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner and A W Hhofstall. 2 lbs. for 25c of chiropractic phvelclane Friday friend». Mr. and Mr». A. M Brown spent Miss Pauline Stivers of Eugene anil Saturday In Fugrnr llayward The Juicy Kind Mr. and Mr» N J. Nel»on Jr. and the week end at Crater lake. visited during the past week with Thompeon. par-optic wizard. ad- family and Darwin Woodcock <Cor- Air and Mrs II. A Hagen Mr. ¡a sister, Mrs. D im on Scott. drraaed tha convention Friday night valllal »pant the week end ram p and Air«. Ben Hanford and Mr. and Olaf Olson was home from Brad- at a public mealing Halurday night ing up Moaby creak. Air«. Cecil Caldwell spent the week wood for the Fourth. Borden’s Fine Cheese Dean Hoy It Hewitt. candidate fur tMiid rehewraal e v e r y Monday end In the Bohemia district. alate «uperme Judge. addreaard tha The Fred Anderson. Nelson D e night. in */2-lb. Pkgï. Mies Zelui C.in'rcll .4 B pi.ngfp ld. Young. ______ George ______ Oates ____ _____ and Fred ■MoeUktton. The it. L. Coa fam ily of Port Mi»» Evelyn Grove nnd Mrs. I-ottle Hammond fam ilies are cam ping out Wayne. Carl and I’earl Monroe, Swiss, American, Chateau Uladya Hleman and Ixiwoll Tedford land apent the Fourth of July Lewi > spent the Fourth of July nt ,„ r a week or so on the Oeorge Brick Mr. Bandon I-ayng place up Row rtver. •pant the Fourth of July at Win- week end at the home of Cox'» »Inter. Mra. J. R. Cooley Wade Mosby of Brndwood spent Mrs. Margaret Trembley and cheater bay 2 pkgs. for 29c Mra. F L. Hotee wa» up from the Fourth of July with his fam ily children. Oeorge. W alter and June, Dwelling Fire Ina , annual pay Of Grace City. N. I)., have arrived ment plan. Don't bo without Ina Heattle to »pend the Fourth of July in i. Margaret Howies spent the week to vl*ll several weeks with Mr and Phone M. Arneat )nl7-JySc week end with her husband, owner Mr and Mr. 8 I. Godard had a . ‘“ J * " ? " Thle wa» end nt Fulls City with her grand. Mrs. O. C. Flatter, Yearling Steer Pot Roast flret vlelt here and ahe waa mother. Air» Kate W atkins. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knickerbocker Lieata thr Fourth of July Mr. and her George Wilson of Heattle spent of Oakland. Cal., spent the week Ire. J F Qodard and family of much pleaaed with the city. Grain Fed Mr. and Mia. Frank Hheperd of the _ w. . « end with hi» mother Mrs. end with Mr Knickerbocker's par Tillamook. Mr. Mary Graham and ents. Mr and Mrs. Charles K nick family. Gertrude llllyard. Mr and Tacoma vlalted briefly Tuesday 15. W Hweet. ll^ c lb . Mre. Itov Graham and Mr. and with Mr and Mr». F I. Hole» Mr and Mrs. Frank Cathcart of erbocker Mr. Marehall Lyone of Eugene, Mrs. E Llederbasch of Aptos. HALE IH ON All right, we let Scappoose spent the week end with Mr. and Mra. Zina Doolittle and them go one-third of cost, every hat Mr» Mary Hambrick and Mr«. WIF Cal., arrived Saturday to spend a week with Mrs O Dobbersteln 12c lb. Veal Roast family c f Ityderwood, Waeh., vle- regardless of cost. Catch yours. bur .McFarland Ited thle weak with Mra Doolittle'» New York .Millinery, next door to The Frank Wallace fam ily of Air». Llederbasch and Mrs. Dobber Milk Fed Jytip Hp"kane arrived Ha!urday to visit steln are old tim e friends and had parent». Mr and Mra Grant Hale» Christian parsonage. Mr nnd Mrs Stanley Crouch of with the parents of Mr. Wallace. not seen each other for many years Mr and Mra II C Hhafer have A son has been born to Mr. and received word from their eon Hub Eugene spent the Fourth of July Mr nnd Mrs John Wallace. ert that he la employed In a reatau- holidays with the Damon Scott Ground Round Steak Air nnd Mrs. C. C. Cruson spent Airs. O. W Hays of Portland, for- family. rant In Mlaeoula. Mont. the week end at Toledo with Mr. Im er residents. ,«e Mr» Victor Kern. 8- V. Alli»on wan confined to the Regina Dussnberry spent the ¡and Mrs (foot and comfortable on a warm 15c lb. or Veal day. Tha I'aatlma. Tolmocoe. oon weak end In Corvallis visiting Mr an,I Mrs Julius Schoen and h“«*«' W ednesday by Illness, ferttona, oar-da, |»oot. mJOtfc frlenda. family returned Inst week from a 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Rentle of Ventura. Cal., are vlaltlng Mr. Mra. John Skilling and baby of ramping trip nt W inchester bay. Mr and Mr» W L Whitlock and Nucos Oleo famlly spent the week end at Alsea .S en Francisco arrived Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Harvey liolderm an Ran tie's mother. Mrs. Catherine with Mr Whitlock's b r o t h e r , night to visli several week» with nnd fnmllv of Bradwood spent the Rentle. •Mr». Skilling's mother. Mr». WII- week end with Mr. Holderman's 2 lbs. for 25c Mrs. O. Benedict of Exeter. Cal.. Charles Whitlock i llam Thum. parents. Mr and Mrs Elza Holder- «pent the Fourth of July at the man nnd Mr Holderman's m o th -, Frank Kelly home. Have money on fire and auto Ina. Phons 3d, Arneat , Jnl7-Jy»c er. Airs Alary Cochran. Air and Mrs. Wade Aloaby moved AGRICULTURAL Balco Malt 39c Roy leionard returned to Brad- Airs. J C. Conn returned Friday to Bradwood Monday. Mra. Mosby's wood Tuesday, after epcndlng the from »pending several day« at Lea- sister. Eileen Town, accompanied Remember there is a govern week end hrre with bis family. hurg with a daughter, Airs. Percy them and will spend the sum mer i ment tax on malt, but we Price« a t B lockhütte there. Helen and Elizabeth Heacork of Rossman. have not put it on yet. In baga par ton ( I <M) Airs. Florence Small returned Mr. amt Mr». Gus Turner and ¡Salem spent the week end with a Saturday from Canyonville, where In b ulk .. per ton A3 oo '■later, Mr» Dwight Mercer family of Marcoln »pent the week In C u itts u rr'» lu ll« , bin >3.50 Mr and Airs Ibtve Scholl spent eml with Mt Turner's parents. Mr ¡she visited a daughter. Mrs. Ed We don’t meet 'em, we beat and Mrs. Frank Turner. ’ Meacham. the week end at Yachats.. ’em. that's the principle we Marvin Shnw. who Is attending i Mr and Mrs. Obre Purcell of Eu- Nile» Manberk. Edison Lemley have been working on for and Ralph and W allace Boslaugh bmim •-> hool In Portland, spent gene spent the week end with Mrs Mra Lillian Boat and two chil «pent the week cam ping at Hteum- th w.-.-k end with hl» parents. Rev. Purcell’» father. G. W. Brainard. the last 30 years. and Mrs. I. G. Shaw. dren of Amarttla. T ex . Mr and : boat. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Daugherty nnd children. Mrs Mac Irvin and Mr« A W Swanson. Mr and Mrs. Mr«. Susie Garoutle spent the , thle week at Nelson Ato- Ralph Saltsmnn Mr and Mre. Bert lor Special Anna Daugherty (Seattle) 1921 Chevrolet sedan. 1100, week end In Portland visiting a Alisa Trask and family nnd Mi nnd Alls less Co. »pent the Fourth of July up the 80 per cent. 1924 Ford coach daughter, Mrs. Lvnn Roye. Mervllle Vcatch and family »pant with new paint, McKenzie. Air and Air» M A Mathew» of price $85, the week end with Mr and Mrs. will sell Saturday regular Mrs. W alter Babb returned Tues FIRE INS. RATES for IBO. 1925 Ford Seattle visited at the F L. Grannis Joe Sm ith at their summer home i coupe, day from Rosebttrg, where she had home Saturday. wire wheels and balloon on the Umpqua. 1 spenl the week end. A granddaugh- I tires. 335. 1920 Essex roach, priced Ml»» Thelm a Kero, who 1» attend- PER $100 PER YEAR: Mr and Mrs. Vlnnl Randall add nt »1*», will sell at 360 on Satur Ing bu«ine«» college In Eugene. I J«r. Esther Evane. accompanied her eon spent the week end at I heir day |\S c •pent the week end with her p a r -i,o aP*n“ a weeK. City .................... $.2625 summer home on the Umpqua. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Holderman Mr. and Mrs. Jam«-» P. Graham 1 ent«, Air. and Mrs. O M. Kem. lutgal Reserve Fire Ins. at RF». bad as Sunday guests at their sum- Suburban ............... 45 Miss Irene Griggs returned Fri and son and Mrs. Holderman’s saving If risk acceptable. Phone M. : mer home on Sharp» creek Dr. and day from spending several days nt brother. Maurice Cochran, returned Farm ............... 55 Arneet, InlT-Jyllc , Mrs H A Hagen. .Mr. «ml Mrs Brighten Bush. Ore . visiting the j io Bradwood Tuesday, after spend ing several days here visiting rela- $1.00 Policy Fee i Ren Sanford. Air and Mrs Cecil Earl Hrandeberry family. Frank Stiller has an odd pear I lives. tree in his garden The lower part Caldwell ami Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robert Fromm left Friday to NO ASSESSMENTS Air. nnd Mrs. Maurice Hlcken- of the tree 1» filled with good sited Durham and son Gene spend his vacation at Albany. bottom and children have returned Mrs Jennie W N ichols of Han pen re and the upper part la loaded Phone Arnest Mr. and .Mrs Mrs. jerry Jerry W of from gpendtnK n monlh in eastern Air. « ilkinson i.x.nson or Francisco has arrived to spend the Portland with bloseoma. visited this week with ¡ summer with her daughter-in-law. Airs. W ilkinson's parents. Mr and K , . K number picnicked at Camp Rest Mrs O. L. Nichols. Mr« U. O W McQueen Mr antl Janice Mr9 LJ“»«1 Swanson and Awhile on Row river Sunday They Mre. w M cyue I daughter o f Elkton returned Binding Twine at lowest price in were Mr nnd Mr» C. E. Umphrey. Air. and Air«. Mack Reigard Jr. home W ednesday, after visiting two the F. L Grannie family, the D. A. 30 years. Also Baling Wire and «ml Mr« Muck Reigard Hr. of days with Mr. Swanson's parents, Emerson family, the Albert W ood Sack Twine Graber-Gelty« Hard Missouri visited Haturdoy with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swanson. JySc and Mrs. F. L. Grannis. ard family, the Roy Leonard fam ware PHONE Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gowdy are ily. Mr nnd Mr« J. B. Ix>on«rd and Kenneth Ward, Clair Hogate and Dr. and Mrs. A. 8. Austin of »on. the Dick Hturge» fam ily, the Genevieve Meranda s p e n t the Aberdeen, who had been visiting spending a part of the summer at 53 A W, Hlemnnn family, the Omer Fourth of July at Bandon. several w eeks with a daughter. Mrs. W inchester bav. Moore family, the M A Orove» The C. J Kem fam ily spent the C. 8 Roberts, returned home this M|gg Ada Keller of Billing A C ____ >««• for Service family. Mrs Be»»le Sutcliffe. Mrs. week end at Bandon. week. Stew art and Helen Roberts Mont., who had been visiting the . Armorel Alonson and children. Mr I O. Shaw fam ily for several weeks. ; Mrs. Jesse Alnrtln. who lived in accompanied them for a visit. That Satisfies and Mr«. O. H Fullerton and Mr. Mr. and Mrs N. E Compton, the returned home Friday. i i , . i ¡rove 30 years ago. visited and Mrs. S. J. I-eonnrd “ Friday with Ära Lillie Allen. This 8 I. Mm km f iimlv. the G. B. Arn- Mrs. Jack Moore of Medford re wa.-. Airs Martin's first visit since est family, the Earl Cone family turned home last week, after visit nnd the Dwight Mercer family ing several days with her parents. leaving here. • Mr and Mrs. C. A Bcldler nnd Spent the week at Camp Rest Rev and Mrs. I. G. Shaw. family, Mrs. Alary Sm ith and Doro Awhile on Row river. Mrs. G. V. Pavnc and son Paul of The Elbert Bede fam ily. Dale thy Umphrey spent the week end Portland are visiting Mr. and Mrs. with Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Mat Miller iE lk ton ) and Howard Ragan R. E. Harbison. to the thews at their summer home on the spent the week end at Bandon. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vervals and i Umpqua Clyde Smith and Brewer The Elbert Smith family spent Mr. and _____ Mrs. Earl Ishmael and | _______ Alllls of Florence arrived Sunday the week end at Bandon and spent Sunday and Monday The O. V. Breese fam ily and the daughter Jeannette of Portland Ed W lv.c fnmilv spent the week spent the week end with Airs, with them. Mrs. A. J. Kingsley left for Port end a! Prineville nt the home of a Ishmael.« parents, Mr. and Mrs. land and Gearhart Friday night. ( cousin of Mr. Breese. Eldred Breese. | _ E. . C. Shay. Mrs. Ishmael and nntl h a v e after visiting several w eeks w ith Th(, R L Conr fanliiy have re- Jeanette remained to visit several Mr». Klngaleyy's niece. Airs. C. 8. turned fr<,n, Portland, where they days. Roberts. visited friends and attended the Airs. Vlnal Randall and eon Vlnnl Methodist conference. F at or Bert Jr. have returned from Prineville, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown of after spending several days with Medford spent the week end here Airs Randall's parents, Mr. and visiting friends. chevk your ga«, oil, Mrs. Jack Powell. Mrs. Florence Madden und chll- Alton Woodard of Bradwood water and air while I'entecoHtal Aaaembly of God. At . . . k .n d M r . wood Foster, Pastor.—8. 8. 9:45; friends. you make yourself morning worship, 11. Evening ser- Donald Umphrey. Harold Hauser den's parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. H - vice s T u e s d a y » . Bible study, and Jam es Howard spent the week Hcm enway. W ednesday. 7 30. young people at comfortable. end In the Bohemia district. Loren Hnrvev fam ily spent iiarsonage. Bible study; Friday, 8. Fred Bartels and l.ester Powers the week end on the Umpqua visit- young Pc° 0 ’V ^ u r t r e ’i's church' HOT WEATHER Sr., from the Bohemia district, Ing Mrs H arveys brother. Harold Saturday,.3 30. ch ild ren s enuren, , 7 30 street meeting. Rand. spent the week end In town Campbell's 16-os. cans • s • BATTERY SERVICE Kenton Lawson and Jack Frost Highway Bapttat Church. Henry Mrs. Clara Burkholder, Belle Burkholder and Mrs. Lydia Stouf- of Portland spent the Fourth of W. Davis. Pastor.—Sunday school, fer spent the week end at W inches July week end with Mr. Lawson’s 9 45; forenoon service, 11. sermon parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. K. Law- by the pastor. Union service; no ter bay. young people's meetings; prayer son. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young Jr. re Mrs. Ben Groff and children of m eeting 8 Thursday. turned Friday to Astoria^ after rlnevllle visited at tl spending a week with Mr. Young's Prineville the 8. V. A lll-! ... h f «•i,rl«t I G. Shaw. • i n u n n oi vun»», *. son hnniA home Wednesday. parents, Mr. and • ** Mr« Joe Young 1 unn Pastor. Sunday school. 9:45, Ulern Sarff, superintendent, the m en o f The Old Reliable this class arc with the Community Men at the nrmory every Sunday; forenoon service. 11. Young people s m eetings at 7. Prayer m eeting Thursday evening. 8. ADVANCE M A IL SALE T w o F ires Reported Same T im e. snwrîRSSiîra 14 » . . GARBO« 14 F A R M E R S T T N IO N C o tta g e G r o v e T HE RED & WHITE STORE Suggestions for Saturday and Monday, July 9,11 AJber’s Flapjack Flour........ large package 19c Real Flapjacks in a Jiffy 15 BARRYMORE B a rte ls M a rk e t CRAWFORD ..B E E R Y .. BARRYMORE »«MìlONAL» a Phone 3 White King Washing Machine Soap Ige. pkg. 39c For White Washes M ilk , R ed & W h ite ta ll c a n s 5 c Whole Milk Reduced to Consistency of Cream Sunshine Biscuits 1-lb. package 32c Nbbility English Style P E N -J E L 2 p a c k a g e s fo r 25c Makes the Jelly Jel COFFEE Cornflakes 2 for 15c Red & White Red & White 1-lb. bags 30c Salmon No. 1 tall 23c Red ti White Alaska Sockeye Blue & White 1-lb. bags 23c C A T S U P 17c Red A White Snowdrift A Fine Shortening 3-1 b. tin 49c Shrimp 2 cans for 35c Red & White Fancy Large Red & White Quality Brooms It never pays to buy any article because it is low priced. You will get cheated every time in the low grade called” bargain broom because it is not a broom except ih looks. Buy one of these REAL brooms and practice true economy. You will get real value and find them worth far more than the difference in price. Blue & White Red & White Green & White 93c 79c 65c Brooms Brooms Brooms Free— 1 R« <1& White Dust Fan with each Broom purchased Loose Leaf Forms of Every Kind. The Sentinel. S T E E N ’S M A R K E T Lime Rock In Irish-Swartz Store— Phone 53 L A M B S T E W lb . Ground Beef L am b Steak or Pork 1 2 ^c lb. Sausage L am b R oast 10c lb. 10c lb. Irish - Swartz Co. Low Prices Every Day INCORPORATED o tta g e G r o v e C o r p o r a tio n Free City Delivery Our Low Daily Prices Will Convince You That IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH US Motor In M o to r Inn C o ffe e S a la d O il Bulk R oyal C lub 3 -lb c a n 83c S m ith -S h o rt G r o c e r y Bantam Com Broken Slices—No. 21/z cans Family size 6 fo r...... 25c 10c each 3 cans....25c Rainier Malt Salted Peanuts Wheaties —Phone 153— S atu rd ay G ro c e ry Savings Coffee, Royal Club, 3 lbs.............89c Butter, C .G . Creamery, l b .. . . 21c Pepper, 4-oz. c a n ....................... 13c Royal Club Corn, 2 c a n s ...............29c Schilling Vanilla, 2-oz. b o ttle .. . 25c Bulk Salad Oil, qt........................... 23c Hard Wheat Flour, sack . . . . 99c Sunbrite Cleanser, 6 cans . . . . 25c Four 10c Bars Toilet Soap . . . 25c Pen Jell, 2 packages......................25c 43c 10 Bars Laundry S o a p ..............25c Sugar, 10-lb. sack . . . « • • • Canning Apricots— Canning Loganberries— Canning Raspberries 25c can Community Men. The Comniun- I Ity Men's Bible class m eets at the armory every Sunday at 9; 45. les- 1 son. "A Thousand Year Reign." last I of series of lectures on the prophe- i cies. I. G. Shaw, teacher. • • • First M ethodist Episcopal Church. ! Meredith A. Groves, pastor—Sun day school, 9.45, Mrs. C. E. Um phrey, superintendent; forenoon service, 11. serm on topic, "Food for Famine;" evening service, 8 ser mon topic, "The Lamb of God and the Sin of the World," union ser vice at the Presbyterian church; Young people's m eetings, 7; prayer meeting, 8 Thursday. C. M. Jackaon Die». C. M. Jackson, who had been 111 at the state hospital In Salem for ¡tw o months, died Saturday. July 2. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 today (Friday) at the Mills ¡chapel with Rev. W. V. McGee of ficiating The Oddfellows will have charge of the service and interment will be In the Oddfellows cemetery. Mr. Jackson wag born in Oregon In 1853 and was aged 79 years. He was a member of the Oddfellow» lodge and Rebekah lodge. H is wife Bring your own container Pineapple Pork & Beans Seiberling Tires nnd Tubes G allon.............59c Q u a rt...............15c Connot Be Beat 3 lbs.......25c 4 pkgs....25c Pen Jel Naptha Soap Can’t be beat for jams and jellies Feldman's Toilet Soap Special 2 pkgs....25c 10 bars..39c 3 b a rs.... 10c Shortening Flour Flour C rescen t V a lle y R o s e D e lic io u s 8-lb. pail 65c 49-lb sk.85c 49-lb sk.95c Baking Powder Calumet 1 lb. 25c
