The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 29, 1932, Page 3, Image 3

■veck and at Anlauf visiting friends Mrs. Roy Romaine and daughter
1 «'«■ Docla Norrie of Klamath lletly (Portland). M i. Clara Huik- PIE EATINO CONTEST FOR
HPETIAL ANNOC.Ni F.MFNT
I ¡* alia, who had spent a waok with holder
We are now ready for buxine»» at
and Rail« Burkholder at­ COUNTY BOYS AND OIRLS
h»i parent«, Mr. and Mr» J Q tended Ihe
our
new location. »26 Main street
Lane countv chamber of
| Willits, returned homo Monday
... „
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,
a e r o ., from Southern Pacific depot.
commerce picnic hold Munday at
B oy. and girl« of Lar.e county Auto repairing of all klnila. greaa-
Raker of Hoattle, Weatflr.
, Mia. K - D. --------
wlll have an opportunity to »how tng, tire repair and battery service
romier resident of Cottage Grove
Mr
and
Mra.
George
Hewitt,
re­
E v e ry th in g M ust Oo and vlaltod
Juat
how good they are at ple-eat- at 'he moat reasonable price»
friend« here Munday.
cently of Albany, are vlalllnx at the tng, rope »pinning and being cow- roura for good work,
A. If Wilde of Portland, who had home of Mra. ll«wltt'« parent». Mr boy« and girl». In conjunction with i'v2»p
AMID THIEH
M ust Oo Now.
been vlalllnx at the home o f - anil Mr». H. II. Breedlove
_ ® . ,how.1.n * of To"> Mix'» lataat
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'daughter. Mi
Harry Godard, ra
Darwin
Woodoock
of
Corvallla
I
thriller,
•
The
Rider
of
Rida
received
for
10 tier of old
turned honm Monday.
and Maxine Ne|»on »pent Haturday Death Valley,” with Tony and
growth body fir and 10 tier of oak
R eal B argain s in
Georg« Lewie of Black Rock and , night iirul Hurvlny at Lundpark w
- l lh
' ast. there will be three con- °r alder till August IS. Wood'to'?,»
Hhultz of Hweel Horn« jith o C, A. Jtartaii fam ily at th<
their I
I'*’ the kid». At 12 30 a pie »tacked In shed at Divide school
Coats — D resses
H ats visit»'! Opal
'«Wing contest will be conducted by house
*cn,Ml
Munday at the Frank Turner summer horria.
hum»,
MARGARET M ARNOLD.
Glen Hogate of Turlock, Cal . ar- Muoag. r Bay W Jonas of the Fox-
S ilk B lo u ses -— H osiery
M. H Thomas I« suffering with j rived Friday to »pend a month Mcldonald In front of the theater
Bl.ok Hun,. | . i H
neuralgia of lha heart.
with hla parent». Mr and Mr». W I he winner of thia contest will he
pa
<
1
one
do!lar
and
all
contestant«
A.
Ilegate
Ml»»»» Marjorie Knox of Malern
L e tte r and C» d Folder» for
and L in gerie
and Olive Widder »helm of Man
Mr and Mr» F led Anderson and will be admitted free to the theater y o u r filin g »abinetx Ren11 n » t
otanclaco »pent the w«uk at the Mr and Mr« Nelson DeYoung , There also will be a be.t dressed
Cash Sale, M oney T alks horn« f an aunt, Mr» W A H o • pent the week end In Portland vis­ wboy or girl contest for which the
winner will he paid one dollar At
ffatfl
iting relatives.
3 oelock all rope «pinners will
The
H
a
n
y
Abler
fam
ily
of
Frca-
Ruby
Ryno
of
Edmonds,
Wash.,
H urry! D on ’t M iss
gather on the stage to »how Just
no. Cal., vlalled Monday with an arrived Thursday to spend the re­ how good they can spin a rope The
aunt of Mr A b le. Mr«. Amanda mainder of the summer with an winner of this contest take» home
“Always Welcome"
T h is Sale.
lull I Ida was the f |r»t time Mra aunt, Mr» Eliza Howe
a new silver dollar..
Hull find Mr. Abler had y e n each
Mr». Huale Garoulte. with her
other for 42 yeara.
Taxe« Are Turned Oyer
parent». Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mmlth-
Mary and Ruth Cameron «pent eon of Eugene, and Henry Wilson
A.
turnover of 1»31 taxes was
I Junior Conn of Portland, who the week at Lynx Hollow vlaltlng returned
made
Wednesday, totaling « »14
Wednesday
a I trip
to I ' ¡ I .
••
S »a y l from
l'ilil
»1
i I
1«
1 » . 204-
¿ 'f l •
had baan vlaltlnx hl,. grandparents. the Garfield Beach family.
Crater
lake.
At
Grants
Pass
they
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»»*,e
g»le<l
a» follows State and
Mi mid Mre. J. C. Conn, i«turn<*d
vlalled
Mrs.
Gene
Goss,
slate,
of
'"
'"
‘'V.
»704760,
cities.
J2747O.’,
Phone 55
Mr
and
Mi».
I«.,.
Cox.
Mi»
Cora
home Huturdiay.
districts.
»3746.06;
union high
and Phyllis Vincent »pent Mrs Garoutte. and Mrs G .»s ac
i'r lf t /ll
ll I . I
» n » f i « ...
Hugh Doolittle has gone Into Ho t.roat
Monday at Yoncalla vl»ltlngN>'the f° t” b"hled them on the trip to the M reij.*,*?1
*252B2i
road dis-
SPECIALS FR I, SAT.
hr in 1« to |lr employed at the Eve Jam e. Cox family.
* '" " la k e .
trlctx, »261,94; Port of Hiuslaw, »34-
Or. and Mr. W E Mbuw ar- nlng
Htar mine.
The
R
A
Trask
family
spent
Ihe
.
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of
Loa
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P*tro1-
>92.65.
r vad horn» Friday from Gold
famlly »pent the
Wo h a y . moved to our now loca Week
•••*<’n. whore (hey had «pent two
Meat makeg the meal
at the Roy Short summer Angele« visited Saturday at the Al­
o.” J ‘u'*««h,w G uihko on home
bert Helllwell home while on their
waaka w ill. Mr. M l« ,w . parents.
Your Hwao Print Shop First
on the Coast fork
way to the east.
***■ rv '*• ,l,r »«fVlcr that
Mr and Mra. J. C. Johnson Mra
Complete
UNCLt IRON TAIL
Mies Thelma Kem left Munday
MI miw lisa raoivarad from a severe latlafloa Nnlaort Motor Co
M C. Bressler spent several days EXCHANGE
for Aalorla Io visit at the A. W
I HAVE HOUSES
lllnaaa with which ah. .uttered the
of this week In Portland.
Ml.» Mary Clorln of Portland ar Not hind home.
D Y N A M IT I
in Long Beach and also citrus
laat wack of thalr visit.
. T. •^■•urday to »pond lha w o k
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Carey
----- of
--f r“hch In Han Diego county which I
Mi , F. I,. Gianni» and daughter
n u b b in x
A baby born to Mr and Mra at lh« F. L. Grannis homo.
~
ed Munday
to visit '"?,Kh* •'«change for Oregon farms
Carolyn. Reaper and Myrtle Hub­ Pasadena arrived
Matar Hpangsnburg Munday. ,||r<|
bell, Mary Clerln (Portland, and a slater of Mr Carey, Mrs. Lylllan What have you? Address liox W
Mlaa
Elisabeth
Hlafkon
of
New
X L E S P y
.M',*?‘ i y Can.atary aervlcaa were harx arrived Haluiday to »pond the Elizabeth Mlefkln «Newberg, «pent Allen.
In care of The Hentlnel.
bald Tuesday foranoon
Mr.
and
week at , b . w .
Hubb.ll home
two days this week camping on the
Mrs. Fred Htroeder of
M U N G -R V
Coast fork.
Illndlnx Twlna at lowaat prlca In
Marcóla spent Munday at the J. M M GNDFItFUI. BARGAIN IDEAL
Ml.. “ hd Mis George Matthews,
“
y®ar® Al?° >«•"»« Wire and
Eastham
home.
ÍH O R T X
in ,»«t'O tN T B T h o m e .
Mrs. A. K. Hnmloth received word
Mark Twlna Grabar-Uattya Hard- the bred Bennett family, the F I, Monday of the death of a sister In „ Mr». J. --------
M. Jam -----------------------
es and Mrs A. T.
. .
»Ib.'MX, ranch going for »3,SCO ac-
»THE VOt<E O* HOUYWOOO»
w ar.
, y2V|| Grannis family and the Collage Denver, Colo.
Î
L IC K . ER.
Lertori of Portland, who had been y.‘*7,n
Illness 4 Sm iles from
. o^'’ .,! ru," <" r'*» attended the pic­
O/o»*. Ore 63 acres, gravel
„ Mra. L i n n _ la Violait
-----—— returned nic held Munday at Weelflr.
Margaret and Maxine Howies re­ visiting the George Morgan family. '
Munday from Tillamook, where »he
road to door, close to school 60
turned this week from visiting sev­ leturned home Monday.
had been visiting a daughter. Mrs
Mr and Mie. D. W Mturge» and eral weeks In Falls City with their
Mr». B D. P a,oh m and children. , m,',*(%'h o H z ^ i
can *’*• «
IJoyd Jonas.
sone spent the week end In Grants grandmother. Mi» Kale Wnlkina
Maxine and Edward, returned Tues- oi,,, , / . , h,1?, ,a n ',* * ‘ne »prlng □ F iin c v I i d h t
H ncnn
Mrs Mary Hambrlrk and Mis la s s and Medford. Mrs. Mturge»
:<
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o,
,
w.-ck
,
i,
’
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'u-'(t'
“nd
barn,
ho, and _ T allC y lyl^Rt o lile D3C0I1
Mr and Mrs. Marvin Smith and
Mabel Baker visit.,I
Portland and the children remained for a baby of Albany spent the week W a s h in g to n a n d northern Orsgon \ " la?. ,'r, w,th b,*’h
dwell- S
A
c
|
viwltinK relative*.
»nif. larxe barn, oth er out-buildlnga. •
’ to 6 lb. average *
Saturday with a sistsr o f Mr. Ham­ two weeks' visit.
here visiting relative«
brick. Mra. Helen Vila»
Rev. L. H Randle and fam ily of
B einlta Mvrtle Cooley ha» filed frun farnil-"u?»
* i
»mall J
«,
Isa « ; " • ' •
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1
1 5 c »>•
The w illiam B artel, family and Sacramento visile,I ho»- briefly Frl-
Adm. 25c & 40c— Show Starts 6:30
“ r®„„Madd® Wright »pent Munday u"v .7 hl1* on ,h *,r w ,v ,l* Salem.
J
'
at W inchester bay Mr.
Wright Mr. Randle wae formerly pastor of
Mrs. A. W. . » - » . o n .
Mrs Bartels and sun Billy remain the liaptlst church here.
and son, Mrs Ralph Bailsman and chickens. Wood on place A life I
»<1 to spend tha week
Paul Hander» and Claude Huff
Cledis Swanson, returned this week »1000 «
un,,7 ,or n<fht ba«-’y’
1 ' 7
rni* »• »’radwood
l»and rehearsal e v e r y Monday
from »pending several day» a, »1000 handles deal, balance very
Local Bakery
Each U. 8. battleship costa tax- verified, to the undersigned at the
visiting friends.
night.
Hnowhome, W a s h ., visiting rela­ easy terms 5% to 6G interest
If
payers a total of »250,000,000 be- law office of Herbert W. Lombard,
tives.
Ixiuls Hholtl of Harrisburg, for­
interested SEE or write US at once.
Mrs. Dwight Mercer was operated
fore It Is junked In 20 years.
First N ational Bank building, Cot-
on for appendicitis Monday at lh» mer resident, visited here Friday
Mrs. N annie Smith left Tuesday
H A Lb A JOHNSTON
Sixty thousand Mississippi famF
Oroye. Lane county, Oregon.
W II Patton of Culp Creek has
W sslsy hospital In Marshfield Mhe
for Albany to spend two weeks.
ioral, , E,,,a'e' Insurance
¡ £ > W
r
3
»
I received a *2 bounty on a bobcat.
la recovering satisfactorily.
«05 Main St.. Phone 58
April, isaz.
notice.
Lot tag,- Grove. Ore.
B u lk L ard
The Earl Jackson family left
Word has been received here that
Endowm ents of 50 leading pri-
Dated and first published July
Cecil Arm»« of Eugene, a former Munday for their old home in Iowa.
vately operated U. 8. colleges were 15, 1932.
100% Pure Pork
reeldenl. was married last week In
lie sure to get our tire price» be­
Eugene.
Increased by »46 940.000 in 1931.
Date of last publication August
fore buying We will lake your
12, 1932.
Mrs W. E. Burkett Is recovering worn lire» In trade al liberal allow­
3 lbs, fo r 2 5 c
Spain is the richest country in
eatlafarlorlly from a light case of ance Neleon Motor Co.
Bert C. Myers and Arthur R.
relics of our human ancestors.
pneumonia.
Mr». J. p. Graham entertained
Myers, Executors of the
Mr and Mr». William Price have
The first needles were made of
Last Will and Testam ent
with a musical evening Saturday in
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A i *’’ m inute. o f recreation la moved Io Condon, where they have
bone.
o
f John 8. Myers. Deceased.
honor
of
a
cousin.
Blair
Stewart
of
purchased
a
ranch
PswtlT* *>y
***** *’» Wan. Try the
s J i ? •* » *“* " UUdn« Kru»<*"n Z
Herbert W. Lombard,
Cleveland. O.. who la In Oregon for
Our Own Make
Robert and Ray Dusenberry lift
^aiia
for
I
month»
and
I
think
thev
*
A ttorney for Executors.
|15-al2
a short time visiting his parents,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Rev Roy Howell of the Free the pasi week to attend the Glymp-
We meet nil competition
Mr. and Mr». Jam«*» Stew art of orc wonderful. I a,,, « , ran,
N otice is hereby given that the
Methodist church has been elected lc gam es in Los Angeles.
and 5 R. 2 |„. ud) , WIUl ve
, at a
and
furnish
the
beat
»alc-
•Salem.
Mr.
Stewart,
who
1»
a
tenor
undersigned have been appointed by
pastor for another year.
Word has been received here that
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
radio »olol»t. favored the gath­ I weighed 183 lha. and now I weigh “
hook on the market.
, S the county court. Lane county, state
Mr and Mrs G p Tarr. Mrs Barbara Smith, two-year old daugh­
ering with several number». Mr». B. 1-7 pounds, and feel fine. If I |et up
People
Never
Tire
o
f
M
eat
?
°
t O regon, executors of the ¡ l i t Will
i Oti<? ia hereby given that the
Mendel Collins and Mrs W E ter of Mr and .Mr». Glen Smith, who
K. I^aw»on al»o gave several vocal taking the Salts one morning I feel
e 01 m e a t s and testam ent of John 8 Myers de- uadersnnied haa been appointed by
Home increhanta h I iou H
B u lk ed altended the Free Mrlho- was taken Io Portland to he oper-
number». Both were accompanied “V, “n<L h*‘“ '> ‘’ Mrs. Florence
buy their aaleahookK at
¡list church stats conference held i11?,1 ,on, tur <h® r«»’uval o f a peanut
« 5 ceased,
the 14th by
day an of order
July, bearing date
!aie state
t*1® countY
of Oregon,
court adm
of Lane
inistrator
county,
of
by Mi»« Dorothy Lea
Refresh­ Isoftu», Ikation.
In Portland recently
home.
hull lodged in her bronchial tube 1«
ment» of punch and wafer» were
«
All persons having claims against
‘ state of D aisy Porter, deceased.
i
S
&
W
C
o
ffe
e
This
is
Just
one
of
hundreds
of
recovering satisfactorily
served and the evening closed with
£ the estate of said John 8. Mvers ~.by an order bearing date the 12th
Miss Ruth Olson, who was oper­
a «roup »ong. ‘God Be With You letters we get every month Krusch-
Mellow d
deceased, are hereby notified and da?„of July' 1i?32'.
, ,
en
not
only
causes
you
to
lose
fat
Till
VVe
Meet
Again.”
Mr«
C
E
ated
on
recently
for
appendicitis
1»
AGIGCILTCKAI.
_ re q u ire d to p re se n t th e s a m e, duly , UAJI P®” ona having claim s against
recovering satisfactorily.
r roat presided at the punch bowl
•
1
• me estate of said D aisy Porter, de­
but while you are losing it you gain
Practically Everything in
L im e R ock
....
¡j.
-
1 !n he“.th in vivaciousness — you
ceased. are hereby notified and re­
i , m ri W V.'
and son of
Printing.
Always Try
quired to present the same duly
1 he K ensington club entertained '««« fat where fat is most promi-
Hillsboro,
who
had
visited
at
the
,4 Bbu'kbutl*
at
dinner
Friday
evening
honoring
nent
and
at
the
same
time
kee
verified to the undersigned at the
Tour H o m e Printer First.
R. E. Harbison and Wilbur Work­
C o tta g e G r o v e
•Mrs John Sanders on her birthday stomach liver k idney«
h k ,P
la bags par Ion 64 00
law
office of Herbert W. Lombard.
man homes, have returned home
Bordens
Fine
Cheese
anniversary.
Guests
were
Miss
Lil-
”
Rldne>^
and
bowels
First
N ational Bank building. Cot­
la bulk _pw tun 66 00
i, ^*5"
,loniMlnr »nd daughter
A
d
ju
stm
en
t
Bureau
llan
Allen.
Mrs
Emaline
Wilson
“aturally.
tage Grove, Oregon, on or before
B elly of I ortland have arrived Io
in Mi-lb. packages
In CuslonMPs haga, ton 0» 00
Mrs Mabel Dixon. Mrs. Stella Bak- . v o u a «e Grove Pharmacy will sell
six
months
from the date of the
.V1” f f t a l f d e r of the summer
»‘»king repairs to ®r- Mts. Cad Wallace. Mrs. Emma you 8 Jar of Kruschen for a trifling
first publication of this notice.
with Mr» Romaine's parents. Dr . the l.d Jonks |M building
C ollection s and
on Main Newcomb. Mrs Rosa Currin, Mrs aun' '“ ke one-half teaspoonful in a
Dated and first published this
and Mrs. A. W Klme.
15th day of July, 1932.
an aUl°- b e ?
M£ * M®r,e M e*
“»*«».
?! hot w ater
m o r n ln g -
----
—.
------ even
- .e r y ' morning-
Mrs A. M Do Vail of Man Fran
Robert lU lley o f Seattle, who had mobile repair shop soon.
Mrs.
Mallnda
A d ju stm e n ts
Date of last publication. August
X K
..
Aubrey, Mrs. Eva 8» light on fatty meats Dotatoe«
cisco arrived Saturday Io spend two r,Zt‘^<1i,**.V*r“1 *‘"y " w l,h VlnHl
12th. 1932.
Miss Mnrgaret Hemenway of A.ra” V an.r M ría h 8 ^ , ? T a % “ tT
y° “r health’3
We Beat All Competition in
weeks with a alatsr-ln law, Mrs O Randall Jr., returned home Mon North
Bend
ha«
arrived
to
visit
her
FRANK PORTER. Adminis­
day,
First National Bank Bldg.
L. Nichols.
parents Mr and Mrs. W A Hem- Jf.’’" Eth,,l Applewhite and Mrs. Jay sake demand and get Kruschen
trator of the E state of Daisy
Price and Quality.
E J. Ken, has filed suit for dl enway.
Binding Twine. Haling Wire, Sack
Rice. A birthday cake baked by •sait» imitation« are numerous. It’s
H.
W.
Lombard,
Attorney
Porter, Deceased.
Jyl5-al2
u* ¿.ttl«* «iaily dose that does
Twine at lowest prlo» In 30 years vorce against Fave Elliott K en t
Mrs.
Merle
McKibben
was
present
H E R B E R T W. LOMBARD.
Mrs Frank Brumbaugh and son ed to the honored guest
GrabarO sIty« Hardware
Jy2#c » Mra.
S
A ttorney for Administrator,
a, ■
!>• Mackln left Saturday •’• ” *>” Dalles have returned homi
Mias Margaret Hemenwav. who ror Sidney Neb . having been called “ fter »Pending aevernl weeks with
Miss Dolly Pitcher entertained
had until recently been night su- mere by the »erloua Illness of her Mr» Brumbaugh's parent«, Mr and
perlntendenl at a North Bend hos­ mother. Mrs. Tressley
Mrs Tom Cox Tom Cox J r. ac- with a picnic at the Roy Short »um-
nier home Thursday evening honor­
pital. is now night supervisor at
Mr and Mrs. George Mutthewa con,Panl<‘d them for a visit.
ing an uncle. G. B. Pitcher, on his
the Pacific Christian hospital In •h?"* ■«’veral days of this week on
Donna
Kartell
of
Corvallla
Eugene
•urned home Monday, after 7pend- <
’£ & « ' re” M ^ .n d
fishing trip near Oakridge
Donald Field of Portland vlalled
Curtis Tennis of Corvallis, who M? a n d rM rs"c X '^ r le l? * ’''! r ” ’? 2 " ’‘2d 8° n-' C a?ven“ nd
Saturday with his grandmother. had been visiting a nephew. Harry mi nnu Mrs C. A Butiell of Cor- of San Francisco. Mrs 8 E Mark-
Mrs Rosa Currln
vallla motored down for her and ley. Mrs Surah Kerr Mr and M r«
Tennis, returned home .Saturday.
It’ y Short and chUdren
Ml?»
. . M r-.*n<l Mr® N
E Compton.
Frank Hambrick spent Friday at spent the w e e k end a, Lundpark
Mrs N ella Ashworth (E ugene, and London He attended ihe funeral of
Mr«. Jerrv Eastham has an- Evelyn \ catch and Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. J. B l^onard and small son J. H Rouse.
nounced that any donations of Joe Smith Miss Pitcher was aasiat-
returned Friday from spending a
, “ r a«d Mr» J A. Powell of books for the Florence public 11- ed by Miss Veatch.
week at Crater lake.
brnry
will be greatly appreciated. •
♦ —
1 rinevlll»», who «re visiUnv thnir
FREE CITY DELIVERY
Mr and Mra. D. H. Hemenway
“ r®. V.,n.al Randan. Siwni by ,lre
r*C*n‘1V dMtrOy*d
Neighbors of Woodcraft
heid
left Monday for a trip along Ihe the week end at London
their
regular
m
eeting
Wednesday
at the
co a st
The lairen Harvev family and C. h*8bl and voted to meet hereafter
John Small home.
8 month on the fourth Wed­
Mr and Mrs H H. Edwards left
Rev and Mrs. I. G. Shaw and H. Hartman family spent Ihr week once
nesday. Horace Hatch was elected
Monday to spend Ihe summer al family. Mr and Mrs Elberi Smith end nt Lake Tnhkenltch.
clerk
to fill the office left vacant
Seaside.
family
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, of
and family. Mr and M r. George . The Arthur Stewart
the resignation of Mrs. Mabel
Amaizo, Corn or Gloss
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Grube of Sweet. Mr. and Mrs Fred Flecks. Fort Collins, Colo., who visited by
Diamond Crystal Plain
Dixon. Mr». Emaline Wilson was
All Pure
here several
last week
with l^
Pengra vlalled friend» here M,,n SalurdUahy', nl,r*Newpi.1rlt'‘io a’t'lend'(’he Relative,
an.l day«
friends.'Teft"
Sn’turda'v
G r a h a m ^ ^ “^ ^ » V *
J'
Installed
day.
Spanish American War ve'eran." for Cratcr lak®
Graham « a s Installed as c o r r a l
Eaton I*ort«r of Sliver Ia,ke. who
veterans
had been visiting here for two convention.
Miss Marie Zendron of Sitka, Al­
weeks, returned home Saturdav
Wendell Spriggs. Glen Arne and aska. who had been visiting her
The Methodist Epworth league
Mra. F. H. VanNortwIck has re­ Ralph Roslaugh spent Sunday at parents for two months, returned entertained the Creswell Epworth
home Saturday.
ceived word of the death of a Seaside.
league Sunday night Melvin Breese '
brother. laiwrence H Schwartz of
Mr. and Mrs Iatwrenee Kelly of
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Kane. Mrs. played a saxophone solo and Glen
Waterbury. Conn.
Mr Schwartz Klfle, Colo., arrived Monday to S. E Markley and Mrs. vv....
.^ « a .^ * cKibben and Ralph Monroe pre-
John Bark-
• nd fam ily had planned to make a visit a month with Mr Kelly« par- •‘I’ «pent Friday in Salem visiting sen,ed a fake vlolin »‘unt. Candy
trip weat thia autumn Io visit Ihe ents, Mr. and Mr. Frank Kelly.
was served. Next Sunday the Cot­
Crescent
Dorris Medley.
Royal Club
Lay in a Supply Now
VanNortwIcka.
A flS-pound daughter was born
Mr. anil Mrs. Cyrus Leum, who tage Grove Epworth league will be I
In
charge
of
the
m
eeting
at
Drain
;
Sunday to Mr and Mrs Fleming had spent trcveral weeks at Gold
anti the Sunday following that they I
Dent and has been naaied Marv Beach, returned home recently.
will visit the Creswell group.
Edna.
Darrel Sarff has gone to Albany
FIRE INS. RATES
________ ______
The Milton Woodson
family of to »pend the remainder of the
The O. W. Dinner club met Mon­
Toledo arrived Sunday"to"vi'ait «ev’- • umn’®f w Bh his grandparents. Mr. day evening for a picnic dinner at
PER $100 PER YEAR: eral
days with Mr Woodson's par and Mrs. J. A. Jones.
the Roy Short sum mer home on the
ents. Mr and Mrs. C R. Woodson
The ninth annual Nebraska pic- Coast fork. Guests were Mr. and
nle
will
be
held
In
the
Mra. R. A. Trask. The next meet­
O ltj .........................$.2626
Corvallis
Mr
and air»,
Mrs. v Cecil
of Sa-
.... „mi
ecu Caton
i nion or
sa - rUv i>nrl< i .n m h »a.,» n t niti. on ing will he held the last Monday in
lem visited Sunday with Mrs Ca; h ghw avi S s M u r a i l
Suburban ................. 46
August in Eugene with Mr. and
Io n s mother. Mrs Frank Safley.
k
Farm ...................
66
Mr Caton returned but Mrs. Caton
The Methodist Epworth league Mrs. Charles Adams.
remained for a longer visit
w111 >’lnv baseball tonight (Friday)
$1 00 Policy Fee
The Past Noble Grands club of
..
®
with the Creswell Epworth
the Rebekah lodge met Thursday
Mrs. H. E Allison of Portland, league at Creswell.
NO ASSESSMENTS
afternoon
in I. O. O. F. hall, with
Mr,,.n a rtM?.'nuV
h .er ”ar®n'"'
Hr. and Mrs. C. E Frost, Mr. and
id hnm t «nnkV zH' F ‘ • tUrn‘ Mrs W w McFarland. Mr and Mrs. Eva Aubrey. M r s. Emily
Phone Arnest
Yellow or White
ed home Sunday..
Mrg Erml| Tiller. Dr. and Mrs. A Adams. Mrs. Emaline Wilson and
Fine or Coarse
M iss l l r .j H T H u b b e ll •ip.-nt
t h e \V K im .', I n ,n,l Mi . i ' II K in ie , Mrs. Minnie W illits as hostesses.
Refreshm ents were served at the
lea hour.
Closing
Out
Sale
E n tire S to ck to B e Sold
for Cost.
Mr».
The
Sm art
Shop
B a r te ls
M a rk e t
City Briefs
Fresh Ground Beef
3 lbs. for 25c
Fresh Ground Pork
10c lb.
ONE DAY ONLY
W ednesday, A ugust 3
Twin Bread
5c a loaf
She Reduced 38
Pounds the Safe Way
Frankfurters
SALESBOOKS!
5
2 lbs. for 25c
i
f
T h e S e n tin e l
;
1-lb. tins 29c
15c lb. two for 29c
Low
Prices Every
Day
Irish-Swartz Inc.
A C o tta g e G r o v e C o r p o r a tio n
STA RCH
SALT
Phone 5 3
For Service
That Satisfies
M ILK
P ack ag e....... 5c P ack ag e....... 5c T all tins each 5c
SHORTENING
COFFEE
CERTO
8-lb. pail.... 69c 3-lb. can ..... 83c 2 for.............45c
B ro o m s^ x .
6
S m ith -S h o rt G ro c e ry
—Phone 153—
S atu rd ay G ro c ery Savings
20 lbs. Sugar, Best C ane, 89c
Miss Jean Allison and Mre. Frank
McFarland entertained with a din­
ner Friday night honoring Mrs. 8.
V. Allison on her birthday annl- '
versary. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Allison, the Frank Collins family j
and the Frank McFarland family.
The Methodist ladles' aid society
met In the church yard Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. W. A. Hogate, I
Mre. Loren Harvey and Mrs. Wes- '
j ley Allen as hostess. Rcfresh-
; nients were served nt the tea hour.
The Mothers’ club will hold its
annual picnic Tuesday at the Metho­
dist camp m eeting grounds. The
women will meet In the afternoon
and their husbands will join them
at 6:30 for dinner.
Catsup (Yola) b o ttle ..................... 14c
Macaroni, 3 lbs...............................17c
Potato Chips, extra large pkg. . 10c
Onions, 5 lbs..................................... 13c
Shrimp, 2 c a n s .............................. 29c
New Potatoes, 15 lbs.................. 25c
Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Davis enter- 1
tained with a dinner Friday eve-
'nlng nt their home In Eugene.
Ouesls were members of the Bap­
tist church here.
Matches, 3 b o x e s ............................10c
Oranges, nice for juice, 2 doz. 25c
The Mothers' club met Saturday
afternoon in the club room.
Com , Monarch, 2 c a n s .............35c
Tomatoes, hot house, 4 lbs. . . 25c
M a n n in g s C o ffe e
Watermelons
lH clb.
1 lb. Manning’s Coffee
1 pkg. Mtinning’s Ten
B o th 3 9 c
Locusts
The periodical cicada, popularly
known as the 17-year locust, al­
though It Is not a locust, Is bright
green In color when Just mature and
then gradually becomes a dark
brownish red In color. The 17-year
variety often appears In the same
territory as the 13-year variety, and
when large numbers of both these
broods appear together there Is a
veritable epidemic, such as there
wns in 1868.
Imports from China to this coun- I
[ try In 1931 amounted to >41,628,000.
each
X :
29c
C O R N M EA L G rah am F lo u r ROLLED OATS
9.-lb. bag..... 23c 9.8-lb. bag...23c 9-lb. bag.... .33c
i o q V a cu u m
Coffee BI 1^^
Packed
R IC E
Kerr’s
Fancy Head
per lb.
J
25c
M ACARONI
9.8-lb. sack.... 39c 10 lbs.......... 35c 5 lbs.............18c
F lo u r
Blue Bell
Guaranteed Hardwheat
49-lb. sack
89c
TOILET SOAP L au n d ry Soap Washing Powder
Special
Clasric
White King
3 b ars......... 10c 10 b ars....... 19c L arg e pkg..33c
C hesterfields
Tins 60s for 29c
Carton 200 cigarettes
Velvet Tobacco Granger Tobacco
1-lb. tins..... 89c 1-lb. tins..... 69c