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Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T YOUR ID EA L " M E A T IN O ' PLACE Quality Meats at the Lowest Possible Prices « > COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE PUKE lt)K k FANCY PO T ROASTS STEKK BEEP BEEFSTEAK PORK STEAK VEAL STEAK LAMB STEAK 2 lbs. 25c 14c lb. I lb. BULK SOURKRAUT Quart 10c 3 lbs. 25c 2 lbs. 25c .Ap . i f c r^mr,nT^ Cottage Grove to Meet Anxidsa vlaltlng ralatlvaa Mr. and Mr« Marvin Mnilth of Albany spent Ilia *a»k and hara ¡vlaltlng ralatlvaa . Cot I ax a Grove will play a football Mr» Lottla Lewi« »pant thy waak «aw a today I Friday) In Eugan« mat nutuiday ov 1» io o, may •>« ance of the Arabian Nights," Mra left Tuesday for Wnlkar to vlalt at l» i > to enter the gama today with Haymond Trask on "The Tala of the home of a daughter. Mra Mar Pjd.l. .yen / ««' year the (trovara Mr< c C Umphrey on vin llarpolv. d efea t.,i Unlvaralty hlxh by a »core Character JlMxUr and Harms Creak, Oct. 5 (Hpecrai., Mr« llunry Myara of Silk Creak ¿f"n t., ,, thother»," Mr». E lbert Bede on "Re Old aattler» are agreed that Harm» vlaltad Wadnaaduv with Mra Cora flection» of Arab Life In Thia creek la at Ita lowest stage In the Croat. HARMS C'HF.F.K Story" and Mr» C C. Cru»on on hl»tory of the aettlement. Iluiul rnluMtraal a v a r y M onday Lyman A dam i loaded n The Element« of Magic. " Mr» C. Not enough rain to wet one’» night. round nt ., . . . mining . t. i timber« ____ . . . Dor . on« |C. Cruaon will be program leader whlatle In month« and no green Ham Warren returned Saturday Y. J , !“"v .v ?" I’" 'he next meeting. October 17. range feed for stock So far «» th e when the loading of from one to from M yttle Creek, where ha Mt» Vera Todd Crowe of Eu upland ranges ore concerned, atock Ihrae car« of timber« or lumber a and bean working might Just aa well be turned in on wa» the rule rather than the gene will xlve a book report. Mr» Lundy Wood »on und duugh day plowed around, while bottom land« Today the loadlnx of one , M n t . T C, Wheeler entertained are badly in need of moiature. A ter left Monday for Mar»hfleld to exception little old car of rnlnlnx timber» at "I the 1-u Cornua club with a 1 o’clock well known rancher and atock man vlalt relative». ¡tract» attention M c C le lla n o f H a le n . ..„ I h l. I““ch«"» Tueadav The ntotr..-. w e re wa» em phatic in expreaalon yeater W. II John»ton Jr. and aori Billy O. O M .1 linn <f sal m and hla attractive with fall flower« and the day that there would be no fall and Ml»» Joyce Andrews of Med dauxhtar, Mr. William Goaaer of table wa» centered with a bowl of posture thia aeaaon to apeak of An- ford Mpent the week nd with the Woodburn were » a . .te Kreen BpBri( N(JW ,jth<r called attB„ t,on f„ y , , ' «* • sr week w w w •» end - a a - a xueata av ’ w a w at »• a 1 n . r M . u„d a. .1 .» u a A M a , «■ — —.. 5* . , Itcn Sanford and W II John«ton the Howard ranch Mr« Go««»r 1« ; bar» Initiated were Mr» Georxe Don of atock In general, remarking Hr famllle» niece ot .Mr end Mr« Howard. H r a n t H a le ..... h i., . . . . . . Jacobaen. Mrs A W. Hwannon and that during all the year» of hla ex Caryl Jean Gilliland of home Band of la and .pending the winter at the Klwyn ...turned -o their io r k * o f ^ .^ t o w n C u m » “ o f^ e a T Z SAyi-- -y o u can buy the best values in town here 70 X, Part Wool I hathl, Blanketa 66x76 Doubh Plaiid ( (»tion lilanki*t» ...... 36-in. Printed Flat V<l 36-in. Outing Flan ri. 1, y d ................................... 72x90 <Iii' pdiirid ( 'ottnii Batta ......... Fast 1'olor 36 ill. 1’rint.s, yd 36-in. Indian Heat 1 Huiting. y«l.............. ......... 36-in. Chevoit Shit ting, yd .. ......................... $108 08c 18« 10« 35c 9c. 12o, 14c l&c ...... 10« an aunt. Mra. Helen Boaley. and 1» of bucking and ." " ‘¿ ‘vt ral *de»t of a daughter. Mra. C.’ ironed for the winter month« Un uttending »chool her« n. . mon h i iavt i f ' J Kem W‘UI • « •••» Th’ n* * ler ordinary condition« atock goea Fr«<l Boaley return«’«! Tuesday j ’ .her» und Mra. Holleran were each into November with little If any from «pending a month at Myrtle IH iItl \ \ preaented with a corsage. i feeding Thia year there waa liberal Creek picking prune« Oct 3 Mr and Mra Jack Kern« ♦ feeding In September. Dairy cowa FORMAY SHORTENING Mi«. Clara Hurkholdei ha« an of Eocene visited the latter part of s «veral friend« and lelatlve« aur- have in many ln»tancea grown pro- nounced that she would like to have la»t week with Mr« K, » . ’ nmth . "rl,*d Mr’ W E Nixon Hundav nouncedly thin and have ahorted in m T» M M o.bv n ,olh - |w .l h a dinner In honor of her milk production, notw ithstanding person« who do not have a radio In their horn«*« come to her home Mi and Mr» Glen Jennlnga and I a n n i v e r s a r y . Questa were | that heavy feeding with mill feed FR EE DELIVERY nt any time und ll«t«n to the cam M n Kuth England were Eugene Mi and Mr». E. J Hear». Mr. and »»«1 green garden production ha» paign radio program« Mra M A Horn. Mr. and Mr». Lee been the rule. ALI, DAY W hite q vleitor« Saturday, Corn Flakes Head Rice Thia entire aection h a. been en- VVr live only oooa. W e need aome W onder P laucill«’ Steck «pen» Monday eve- Nixon and »on, Mr. and Mr». Ralph nlnx with I/ O la l.h in , in Cottage 1Illank “nd daughter. M r. Nina veloped in heavy «moke for two fun. I I k * I'ualliiMt furnlahne refined F R E D A N D E R S O N , P rop. Oroye Co" age ! Morgan 'E u gen e,. Mr and Mr. * e e k . owing to the many foreat entertain ii »cut. 5 c b ox 10 lbs. 27c 10 bars 20c John Whltaell returned Sunday to 11'arold Wolfard and « .n ' E ugene, fire, on How river and ,n the moun Word ha« been received here an'1 Mra' Hugh Nixon and tain» The weather haa been very (Lim it 5) (Lim it 10) (Lim it 10) that Donna Kartell of Corvnlll«. a his . w o r k It the Gluatlnn mill at warm, —“ •'— the temperature ------- ranging former t<*«ld<*nt of Cottage Grove Dexter, after «pending a week at daughter». Mlaa Geurgetta Knowlea. from to 98 degree«, the »moke M ia a Gall Llndarnood and E J Her our ««rvlce KUMI «litre in our who 1« now att«*ndlng Oi«*gon State hl« home here. ; oppreswive, the nun obscured. column In thi« l««u« iUtillo Kay. A potluck «upper and reception Kent and aon l-awrence college, ha« pledged Pl Beta Phi 25c box t ou n ce bottle White Beans - for the teacher* wa* enjoyed by the We Kuar«nten our repair work •ororlty. The 8. A. H. club, a newly or for the «am« Icnicth of time «« it The following from here attend comm unity at the Farmers' union ganized group, met Wedneaday eve- hon Wonder Foam new «rt K m UI o Hay 10 lbs. 25c V a n illa ed a meeting </f the Kebckah lodge hall Friday evening Teachers . . . Em nlnR with Beth Bede. Hewing waa were* Bruce A Cole, « Mrs. Mr«. William Dusrnborry and In Eugene Wednc«day night Mr. ored ma Gregory. Mr» Bernice Zeller d |Ver»ion and a buffet luncheon Mr and Mr« K W •*1 , ,.w », . . M- and Mr« John Hander«. .VIr«. .Merl dauxhtcr Kuth mid the I> . P W Cald (Lim it 10) 14c 19c Mildred Smith wa* »«rved at a late hour The *VTnl t?,p week end her« family returned Sunday from --------------- ------------- McKlbben. ----- Mr« ------- Elule Currln, Mi«. and Ml»» I»ham »pent the week end J'xim» were attractive with fall with Mr« Fran« parent«. Mr and ■prtidinx three week« at th«* prune* Hth<*l Applewhite. Mr and Mr«. J In Glndv., Cottage Grove at the home of ■ ow*'* Member» are Juanita Hop- Mr« Frank Kelly W Veatch. Mrs Minnie Willits. yard« near Kiddle h e r parent» Mr und Mr«. John [" '• , / * * • Maxine Lem- Mr and Mr« Harrison Kuight Madellc Keidlsr. University of Mr» A W Kline. Mr». Roy Ro lahuin |'ey. Wllberta Wilaon. Dorothy Htew- and Mr and Mr« Charles Hhanda Oregon « t u d e n t . «pent the week end maine. Mr and Mrs V J Hazen Dreaaing and conserving Several local inen have been em- , U °rbthy L'mphrey, France» — of mut- have returned from Wallowa coun at the home of her rairents. Mr. and and E J Kent. ployed the paat w e e k fighting fire Mackln. France« Randall. Regina 'on will be demonstrated at a meet ty, whore they «pent two week«. Ml«« Lois Godard and Eldon Psr- on Teeter» creek a n d W ildwood. {-,u,enberrF- laabelle Safley and ing to be held in the Cottage Grove Mm Charles Keldler The William Kat tel« family and high achooi gymnasium at 1.30 p. Melvin Breese. Oregon Stale col i,n« 'Seattle) will ba mrfriiad Sur» They are under aupervialon of Hay Lernadine Wieae. Mr and Mi» Allman («edwith «pent lege «tudent. «pent the week end at «lay at the home of Ml«« Godard'« VanHcholuck. fire warden f?’ Wednesday to be conducted by T h e H o m e o f G o o d V a lu es Sunday In the Bohemia district. Cottage Grove vlallor» Monday *he Elrnartea club entertained Gertrude L. Skow. county home the home of hl« parents. Mr und parent». Mr and Mrs S. L. Godard. Gail Tennis «pent the week end Mr« O V. Breese Melvin has H„v I, P Cameron will perform Wl l , ¿7» Lot" Wagner’" Mra. Laruli * ,,h “ bridge puny rhuraday after- dem onstration agent. and O. S. tha een-niony. I j»o<Jx«. Mr» Kuth England. M _ noon of laat week at the home of Fletcher, county agricultural agent. ----------------------------------------- --------- In Salem with an uncle and aunt, pledged Kappa Delta Kho . * •«• r. StHvInl' Parmanant wavu. }3 !k, Marguerlta Moaby. Harold Steck Mr». Victor Chambers honoring 1 who will be assisted by H. A. Lind , Mr and Mr* I»ee Teimla Mr and Mrs. C A Johnson of of petition for bills in congress to Mr«. Herman Edwards of Spokane, xten. extension livestock specialist ' L e g i o n A llX lIia rV Beauty Nook. Phone 70 Inez Meeka, and Don Carlker Mr. and Mr« E S Holdrrmnn re Harrisburg »pent the week end at n u A H U lJ urvvN our Washington representatives, OTe BUI ' l n g ' . r v Mttarwl Cottage W ash . former member Mr» Chas of Oregon Agricultural college. turned Friday from lit ad wood, the E T. Hoy home and letters to the state board of Vf II P h W o r k i n Y p f lr Mr« N ettle McKlbben has left to Grove high school as a senior Frl- Hall held high »core and Mr«. Ed- The object la to dem onstrate where they spent two w'erks at the Nippy weather will he here before ward» received a guest prize. Re- mean» of utilizing fat. aged ewe» i»a u v u , , u i a i ii i v a i education on behalf of educational day home of a «on Harvey vou mow It Bo pi opori i w It h a rnuk«* her home In Coburg measures. -------- Mr. Mac Irvin, who had .pent John Hol«tron‘ enrolled aa a freahment» were served at the tea and wethers that are ordinarily con- Y«>u are welcome at Nelson Mo M o n t a g circulating heater or fur hour and the rooms were decorated sidered Inferior for food purposes The follow ing serum e of work sophomore laat week. tor Co to hear all football and base nace Installed anti fully guaranteed »ome time ai the home of a da ugh Killing, dressing, cutting and pre- done by the American Legion auxil- Mr and Mrs. Clarence Peterson. with mixed fall flower« D e s e r t e r I» Taken H e r e . ball game« broadru«t thi« «rn«on. by Orahrr-Gettv«. Nothing beats ie r . M i i Warren Daugherty, left Mra Charles Teeters and Bruce —♦ — serving aged sheep wll be demon- ¡ary. compiled by Mrs Bayard • o7. Wedneaday for Berkeley. Cal., to Cole attended a sale at the home Loy D. Fulghum. claim ing to be a We have ample and comfortable • rii A covered dish dinner waa held strated. There is a great deal of In Reed, historian, was read by Mrs. room o?c 0 ^ L I and ? ? a a, deserter deserter from from the The Bert Richmond family, who vlalt at the home» of a »later and of Mr Cole's parents at Pleasant Friday night at the N. E. Compton terest on the part of sheep men F. I.. Grannis, ret.ring president, at [ ’„ rgeant^ ¿-„v, hLl???®,* Ai7tr»°.Z zii" Mr and Mr« Herman Edward« of recently moved to .Silverton, have a daughter. Mr» Mary Ball and Hill Tueadav. The Cole» are m oving home honoring Mr. and Mra. E E and others In learning how to cure the Monday night m eeting of the , Cone on their tw entieth wedding the shoulders and legs of the fat organization , h ,e u? to ^'F ht Of- Spokane. Wash . returned home S at moved to Hood River. Mr. Rich Mlaa Alda Irvin. to Cottage Grove Hurry Grube arrived the last of anniversarv. Guests were Mr. and ewes and wethers and later smok- "The com m ittee on hospitaliza- - .“ e . z M?n«ay.n igh t. The urday after spending a week hete mond having lx-en transferred from army authorities have been notl- Mrs. Compton. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. ing them like hams and bacon. This tion Mrs C - E. — — the Silverton plant nf the Standard the week from Punxsutawney. Pa . THORNTON CORNERS visiting relative« and friends Frost, chairman. Ted. but so far r no no TnstructFons Instruction, have 7 Oct 4. Mr and Mra E. E. Cheat Cone, Mr. and Mrs. 8. L Mackln. Mr. special processed mutton is said to sent »5’ to the veterans h o sp itir i’n L' ? Mrs McKinley Carr of Portland Oil company to the Hood River to »penil the winter at the home of as to w hat to do with a daughter. Mi Schofield Stewart. nut and family attended the E agles and Mr». G B Arneat, Mr and Mrs be very delicious and to resemble Portland toward Christmas cheer" .u , . .._ ~ arrived Saturday to visit at the plant D. H Mercer. Mr and Mrs. C. E ham in flavor. fund; contributed 11 per month as the prisoner home of her parents. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs S. J. lx*onard have and a »on. Raymond Grube 'Pen- picnic at Anlauf Sunday. Mr» J. W Thorn und Mias Her- Umphrey. Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe and Aged sheep, even when fat, are members of the "Check-a-Month gone to Oregon City to remain for gra, He waa accompanied by Vin O M Kem cent Noldcr. who will also »pend the nice Thorne of London and Mrs. Mrs Omer Moore. The rooms were of low market value. The methods club, which aids in providing add.- Mr« N E Compton and Mrs. D. several weeks winter In the west. Phil Blown und a friend of Salem attractive with fall flowers. shown in this dem onstration will tional necessit.es for veterans in the Kex Wheeler and Earl Ballew H Mercer left Tuesday to «pend —♦ — show bow to provide cheap meat hospital and their fam ilies; sent Mr and Mr» John Flnneran of visited Saturday at the S P. Short- three day« in Eugene attending a have gone Into the Bohemia d is Word has been received here of for winter use. It is said that the 200 dim es for disabled ve’eran» to Portland arrived Wedneaday to ridge home district meeting of the Methodist trict. where they have secured a »pend 60 acres, 12 miles south of the remainder of the week George F'oater took hla brother the marriage of J ii s s Marian Lowry taste of the product is agreeably be used in national rehabilitlon « .aun upon which they axpact to missionary society accus- work; sent many cards of condo!- at Lundpark al the C. H Klme Tom and family of Latham up the and Robert M Fischer, both of Eu- surprising and that those C ottage Grove, i y 2 miles V i. w ,i M r» they W IV » . remain all winter. As a soon a» McKenzie Sunday on a business gene Miaa Lowry is a former real- tomed to curing hams and bacons ence and flowers to the sick and abln prepared Mr» Ballew • uw” ner home ««rt from London Springs. trip d«nt of Cottage Grove. The couple will find this method not at all dif- bereaved in local comm unity; pro- will Join them 1. It Stanflald la In the county Mra. Henry I-ake and son Philip were married Septem ber 24 at the ficult. vided floral pieces for departed W rite to LOUIS RATH A G IU C V LTU R A L Jail becauae he waa unable to pay Mr and Mra B K luiwaon went «pent Saturday at the Otto Dobber- -Methodist Episcopal church in Che- D. A. Emerson, superintendent of members and members' relatives, to Portland Thursday to remain a 113 fine u »»eased against him In atcln home at Gowdyvtlle. Burns, Ore. o!4p halls. Wash., and are m aking their Cottage Grove schools, and Burris made calls on the sick L im e RoCk Eugene lustlce court for leaving a several days Mr., Jesae Dennv of Cottage home In Eugene, where both are L. Loung. Sm ith-H ughes agriculture The child welfare com m ittee Mrs Price« at B lack butta Robert W Betts and George camp fire burning west of Divide. Grove visited one day last week employed bv the Eugene Register- teacher, are cooperating with Mis., Vinal P.andail. chairman, contribut- Guard. Skow and Mr. Fletcher in m aking ed $10 to a Christmas fund in the Stowell of the Black Hutle mine» The Eagle» held an ail-afternoon .v.tli Mm It. B Iiixon. In baga |>er ton »t (JO PR OFESSIONAL CA&DS. Mr und Mrs Howard Keene und — arrangem ents for this meeting. depai" .,;ch is used for ex- ■ «turned Tueadav from a business and evening plclnc Sunilav Ht the In bulk _ par P>n *3 00 aon of Saginuw visited several day» Mr and Mrs George Jacobsen en- service m en s children; gave two D E M T I4 T S . trip to California Anlauf camp grounda In CuaPuuer'a bags, ton 13 40 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Trask enter- com plete baby layettes and a part R. W . K LM U O W .— baatiat. Offlaa r.? ’.0 ??!0 * chei rf’f 1 lAha" a We will have the new model Oil- of this week with Mr. Keene's par- tertalned with a bridge party Mon- enls. Mr. und Mm W. A. Keene. day night In honor of their twenty- tained with a dinner Thursday ot another: sent 23 garm ents to F ifth sod M aia tlr« «la . tio u ii i e p t a c e a« a „ auxiliary a u x i l i a r y heat. n e a r A fire- lire- fiilen fH,en radio« raj , O(( in stock <tock very yer «oon. See 3:M flreplac« Mr. and Mra. Charles Wallace and wedding anniversary. Mrs. H. night of last week in honor of their the state child welfare comm ittee; to 12 and I la 4 :3 0 . Kvaaiaga “ .'ii* COmP however. u, >bou, , h u wondrrful new line at without andirons and acreen which , h(. moB, n, !onUhing I, low Mra. Clara Burkholder and daugh are »old In several designs by Grain Phone 2W, f(,r demon»tr . demonstration ter Halle. Mra Lvdia 81,'Uifer and • r-Oetlya ° ‘c son Motor Co Mra Anna Petrie visited Sunday Mabel Hlarkmura »pent the week .-■prciali*, is extraction, a d a iia laira tio a »/ Jamas W Mott, republican noml- Saturday with Mrs. R. B. Dixon. live with fall flowers and refresh- ■ (E u gen e,. A wedding cake was a to start a savings account. with Mis Anna Lyons and Mrs end at the Thomaa Funk home at nitroc trooa o iig and o iz fe n , oral «argar?. eae. spoke before the Mr. and Mra. \ \ . A. Keene re menta were served at a late hour, feature of the dinner. Following The com m unity service commit- Office Hazel McNeil on Mosby Craek. pbone tu Kenidene« 13d-R. Black Butte Li"II.» club at their noon luncheon turned Friday from picking prunes ♦ " dinner the members of the Presby- tee- Mr3 R H - Fields, chairman, Mra Stella Mauldlng of Moose P H Y 3 IC L 4 X A Dr H C Roinlg. county phyal- yesterday »t the Scarborough yard at Crea- Mrs Clara Burkholder and daugh- terian choir came and spent a so- *ave to the Public health group Jaw. Saak. Can . who hud bean vis clan, will not be here today (F ri well. j ter Belle entertained the Joker club clal evening for dental service for veterans' g F liO X T .— P krn iniaa and anr- iting three month» at the home of day, for hla regular vlalt. but will Iw onty-five members of Ihe Hr- Willis Bcidler of Cottage Grove Friday evening. At bridge Mrs. Wil- ’ children; gave ten pounds of candy D “ Zaun Ofhce in t ira i R ational B aak « aon. John Mauldlng. returned again be here a week from today. besah lodge attended a district »tayed over night Tuesday with Ham Thum held high score. The The Mothers' club met Tuesday to relief council for local Christmas bafldiaz Phnae 4T, Cottas» Ornen, Om- home Friday. Mr and Mr» John Nokea cele- convention held at Ogkrldgc Tuea Philip lake. rooms were decorated with colorful for an all day m eeting. Quilting was boxes; sponsored the Campfire girls A son was born Thursday v of last brBIod tb„ r fiftv-alxlh wedding an- ,l"v uTh? £ on.a''* Grove lodge put Elmer Chestnut made a business fa" flowers and refreshm ents were the diversion and a dinner was ,or Dart ot the vear: presented a UT AXLEV M D .— Pkyeiclan aa4 aar- din Van niveraarv Saturday >n the drill of seating the officers trip to W inchester weak to Mr and Mra. John bav Tuesday. served. G uests were Mrs. O. M served at noon A monthly report W __ report W ashington ashington bicentennial bicentennial nroe-ram program I* <ao». Eeealaga E»y appulatm aat. Osar "er Cot- ............... ......................... ........... “ nJ Mrs. te r n Hazen acted aa Mr. and Mrs. George Alleman, , Kem. Mrs. J. P. Graham. Mrs. C. F. given by Mrs. D aisy Markham for the general public on W ashing- K - m 'i l l n i f atom. Cotta«» Prova, Omgaa. Nortwlck „f Aahland. former v,».- /Uge„ or _ _ KonnBy ttnd Deputy chaplain during the convention. Mrs Claire Chapman, Miss Nellie • Hoskins and Mrs. Melia Currin. ~ A T T O R B B Y S . showed that during Septem ber 120 ton's birthday; gave large bundles tag» Orova reatdenta Aaaeagor H. P Maikuaon were here Chapman of Divide and Tom Fos- —♦ — _____________„ garments, 19 pairs of shoes and 3 ot us*d clothing to Mothers' club Mlaa Mildred Dugan attended the Wednesday viewing property upon erbert w . loubako . There Is N Substitute for Newa- ter of Latham met at the house be- The freshm an class held their an- bats were given to the needy ¡for distribution to the needy. state fair In Salem laat week. which decreased assessm ents have paper Ads a l Law P im i ga llo n a i Bank kalldlag- longing to the Foster heirs and nual party Friday evening in t h e 1 __ The memorial com m ittee, under Phone >4. Cattage Ome», O ra fa» . Mr. and Mr» Lloyd Hwanaon and been asked. made som e necessary repairs Wed- gymnasium. Guests w e r e Miss j j iss Sara-Louise Shields and the direction of Mrs. D. A. Em er daughter of Alsea are visiting at ¡¿4 Weber, clerk at Irteh-Swarta, neadav and were dinner guests of Thelma Kem. class advisor. Dr. H. .\jiss Florence Jenks entertained son. decorated the graves of 40 H J. d ll’KS. — A ttom ay a l L a » aa4 the A. W. Swanson home ,B , lc|, Hnd w m b# o f , dlllv for a R ntary Pekllc. P ratile«» la ad Mrs. G erse Foster. A. Hagen, class dad. D. A. Emerson. Sunday evening with a supper par- World war veterans in the Cottage Have your brakes tested, adjust- time Mr. and Mrs. J. R Cooley of F . L. Grannis and Miss Sara-Louise ty at the home of Miss Jenks Grove, Drain and Creswell ceme- c o irla . Badar bolldiag. Collosa Qmva, Ir- fo-i ed or rellned at Nelaon Motor Co. Harold Coolev haa sold the Owl south of the Grove visited Sunday | Shields. Refreshm ents were served G uests were women members of __ the _ teries with poppy wreaths and _______________________________ at a price you can nfford lo pay Drug »tore at Drain to Emoat afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. at a late hour. Cottage Grove school faculty^ wives Ga«s : Placed 33 Hags on other 30I- Only the beat brake lining used. 7c Coon« of Eugene. Flaher. 1 —♦ — . of the men of the faculty and Mrs. d‘ers' graves; ordered 1000 poppies Mrs W. A. Keene was a Eugene I Mrs. C. A. Beidler entertained McKinley Carr (Portland). Mr and Mra Ivan Barker of Hugh Trunnell and C. C. Cheat and sold 881, one third of the pro- The following bill» were audited C o tta g e G r o v e Redmond returned home Friday n ut ware elected trustee« of the and all¿wed’’á‘t‘7he'n‘i"on7hiv m eeting vlV!?,r M,?n,d,a v , w 1 ceeds will be returned here for lo- . „ H nnonM T h e ^onm^^’w Ir'í.'^ínra/tiV é ■ Ellina Golden of Eugene and Bud ¡noon. The rooms were attractive Mrs. Ralph Saltsm an entertained cal u se ' conducted a poppy poster from a brief vlalt here with rein- Presbyterian church a, a congrega- of the oily council A d ju stm en t Bureau live» and frlanda. tional meeting Sunday. Filing fee. county c le r k ___ 1 40 Scott of Marcóla were guests over- ! with colorful fall flowers and the the Elm artes club Tuesday with a contest in the schools and gave five 1.78 night W ednesday of Mr. and Mrs. sm all tables were centered with 1 o'clock luncheon. The rooms were cash prizes. E F. Ilov of Portland returned Donald Young, dem ocratic candl- (.rove Hardware, supplies —■ 8. P. Shortrldge and on Thursday ' bowls of french marigolds. Re- attractively decorated with fall The music com m ittee gave a 2.50 home Tueadav. after attending date for district attorney, spoke at Schofield Stewart, supplies they. together with Mrs. Shortrldge freshm ents were served at the tea flowers. At bridge Mrs. George musical program in honor of gold C ollection s and three weeks at the home of a aon. the Presbyterian church Sunday Hooker Electro-Chemlcnl Co., and Mis. Delbert Brown of Cottage hour. Miss Lola Howe was a guest. Matthews held high score Guests star m others on Mother’s dav and. 3100 E T Hov ,'v.-nlng chlorine — A d ju stm en ts were Mrs. Rov Romaine Mrs. O. M in observance o f national music 2.40 Grove, visited at the J. W. Thorne 1 I The Just Folks Wendell Spriggs. University of llnta; New Fall Style«. Prosper- Graber-Getty», auppuea Sunday school Bagley and Mrs O. E. Woodson. j'yj home at Ixindon week, conducted several sin gs at Oregon student, was here Friday ity V Value«; Depression Prices New G. G.-Eugene Transfer, frt. and class of the Methodist church en- ■io'«« Mr and Mrs. W. A. Cope ___ __+ _ unit meetings. Mrs. George Foster First N ational Itank Bldg. for a brief vlalt with hl» tinrent». York Mllllnerv Parlor. Next , o Sentinel, ptg. and pub 27rt 80 Rrmily. who came here lost Febru- tertalned with a potluck dinner Fri The Grade School Teachers' club was m usic chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Spriggs Christian parsonage. 7octp Mountain State» Power Co. a-'.n ary from California, returned to dav evening at the home of their H W Lombard. A ttorney held their monthly dinner at Bartell As> Projects for money raising the P 11 Jone». labor Oakland. Cal.. Tuesday to make teacher. Rev. M. A. Groves. The Hotel Monday night. Guests were auxiliary gave a Hallowe'en dance ___ The H. C Cochran fam ily o f O V. Breese, »alary Mr. and Mra. F. G. Stiller und 125 00 their home. rooms were decorated with fall [Ilt.In___ ______________ ______ Mrs. R. A Trask and daughter Drain spent Sunday at the home of ( > V B re e s e , a u d i t in g members of the school board and a^ '^e armory: eave card parties 2500 V. W. Shaw of Canyonville v ia -1 leaves and a social evening followed their w-ives a n i Rev H ~W Travis at hom es of Mrs. C E. Frost Abigail left Tuesday for Newport Mrs. Cochrnn's mother. Mr». Emma FI. W. Lombard, salary and Porter. The Cochran family, for 22 50 itcd Thursday with has parents, the dinner. (E ugene). Rev. D avis spoke to the and Mrs C. C. Cruson; served a to apend 11 few dava exjxn se 84 80 Mr- and Mrs- T c Shaw and on - ♦ — _ club following the dinner banquet to the national guard corn- Mr» Bert Hut row» and daughter to‘ m»k'e*thel?°honw In'Bugem i £ "t r ir t1c!ea,ll'"! 1000 1,’rld“V Mrs. T. C. Shaw accom- The Research club met Tuesday __ pany at their annual m eeting; serv- MlUlcenl »pent the week end In Sa- this winter. M l . Cochran la employ Dr. C. E Frost, salary j ' jij panic J him to Salem to attend the night in the city library with Mrs. Members of the Rebekah lodge ed breakfast to the guard the m om - Recorder, cash cash lem with Mr. Burrow», who 1» am- pd >,v t h .. u h » n O n a n m n a n u Recorder, 13000 s(ale fair- Thev remained over.C . R. Dear as program leader. Mrs. and thelr fam ilies will hold a pot- in* leit t0T camp and supplied Ployed there with the Southern I*»- ' \ >y '?* conipanV_ G B Pitcher, salary 115 00 Saturday. Dear discussed 'Romance of New luck dinner tonight (Friday) at them with lunches clflc company Mr" J R Graham spent the week John C. Schaffer, salary Mrs. Jesae Denny of Cottage Orleans" and Mrs. L. W. Coiner g :3d ¡n ,h e I O O F hall Mem- Listed as social activities were ond In Salem and nttended the C G Lumber Co..................... 6 19 the Mr and Mrs Hurehel Allleon of atato fair. She waa accompanied Donnell Allen salarv 80.00 Grove visited Friday «rternoon with gave a report on a current maga- bers of the Cottage Grove band and socials once a month with Mrs. E. E. Chestnut. tine article. their fam ilies are to be guests. Legion: a covered dish supper hon- Portlnnd are «pending the week home bv her mother. Mr« Nnncv L W Coiner salary 150.00 Mrs. Thomas Willian of Culp —• — ' oring Mrs. Julia Fortm iller. Al- with Mrs. Allison's parent». Mr and Oglesbv. who had «pent the week Fire department 24.00 a group of young persons sur- bany district president; a luncheon Mi» H II I'li .'ii thyie Chestnut Transfer, hauling 4.78 Creek visited over Sunday at the J Mrs. Ida Caldwell, Mrs. Myra home of a aon John. ! Counts, Mrs. Martha Eastham and prised Glen McKibben at his home t0T 11 departm ent officers and unit -------------------- Mrs. Stella Baker entertained the Tuesday night on his birthday an and Post members; an evening of M OUNT V IE W . j past noble grands of the Rebekah niversarv Games were plaved and entertainm ent for Cascade post and Oct. 4. L. E. David of Sun Fran- lodge Thursday afternoon of last refreshm ents were served at a late unlt from W estfir and Oakridge: cisco visited one dav last week week In I. O. O. F. hall. Refresh- hour entertained Eugene auxiliary mem- with a sister, Mrs. C. R. Dear. ments were served at the tea hour. ' + .. bers; held a m eeting for the Wil- ‘•X* Mrs. Claude Arne entertained Fri- —♦ — The Constellation club met Thurs- lam ette council group; two picnics AO9* 5^ I day evening in honor of Willard Mrs. Ernest McReynolds and Mrs. dav afternoon, le anon ciuo met i nurs . . . P081 . and ex-service men's with Mrs. C. F. Hos- for unit- • \v Arne's birthday anniversary. Those Sherman Chapman entertained with kins. Mrs. Nelson Durham and Mrs. fam ilies: two sew ing bees, one an — P h o n e 153— Invited were Mr. and Mrs. Glen a shower Friday afternoon at the L. L. Harrel as hostesses. R efresh- all dav session with a covered dish v °0 * -o Llncbaugh and fam ily of Walden. M cReynolds home honoring Mrs. ments were served at the tea hour, ¡luncheon: gave a Christmas party Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Snauer. Miss George McReynolds, a recent bride ____ for ex-service men's children Myrtle Snauer and Leonard King. R efreshm ents were served at the The Past Matrons’ club will meet The membership com m ittee. Mrs. The Neighborhood club, which tea hour. Monday at the home of Mrs. H. A. Fred Bennett, chairman, collected discontinued its m eetings during the —♦ — Miller, with Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Joe , dues for 59 members; eight new summer, held Its first m eeting Wed- [ The Christian church entertained Smith and Mrs. W. B. Johnston as members were added to the roll Coffee, Golden West, lb. 33c Walnuts, pound 20c nesday with Mrs. Harry W illiams with a potluck dinner Sunday fol- hostesses. tiaru o n O »» a i m The legislation com m ittee. Mi- ■ uSe rfcúyi, »..Ai , «>w and Mrs. Claude Arne as hostesses, low ing the morning service honor- Ermal Tiller, chairman, sent letters Soap, laundry, 10 bars 25c Almonds, pound 20c Ralph Snauer and Miss Myrtle ing C. F. Swander. state supervisor Plans for the district convention Snauer attended the state fair In of Christian church m issions, who to be held here in N ovem ber 14 will Salem Saturday. spoke at the church that day. Palmolive Soap, 4 bars 25c Filberts, pound be discussed at a m eeting of the 20c Degree of Honor Monday night. Poultry Film la Coming. Mrs. Robert Stacy entertained 14c Brazil Nuts, pound Jell Powder, 3 pkgs. 20c Local poultrymen will be given with a dinner Sunday honoring her Rev. D. P. Cameron entertained an opportunity to see the world's husband on his birthday annlver- hl„ Sundav school claS9 of 20 high Photographed at o n e o f the biggest largest privately owned poultry re- sary. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. , chool eirls Friday e v e n in g w i t h a search farm In operation when a E. W. Frans of Portland and Mr. K r(£ s. ?d ',hpa^ei naHv and best equipped poultry experi special 3-reei moving picture is and Mrs. Frank Kelly. I weiner roast an d . tneater party, mental farms in the country. thrown on the screen at the E u - 1 . . —♦ — ' J* . . . . . Mrs. Albert W ooley entertained gene chamber of commerce. S ° ? 'aU.’r5 enter,a.ln. the Ad Libitum club Thursday af- Shows this w onderfully efficient, yet Swift’s Premium A fter a series of show ings in cd the Pvthlan Sisters Sew ing club teinoon R efreshm ents were served th o r o u g h ly p r a c tic a l farm in With 3 pktfs. Post Toasties or i other parts of the country before Friday afternoon The rooms were at the tea hour thousands of poultrymen, the new decorated with pink roses and re- _ operation. W film entitled "On the Trail of the freshm ents were served at the tea 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts The Lova, Temperance Legion Golden Egg" com es to Eugene with Picture» o f the laboratory, the feed will meet at the Methodist church ¡a reputation of being an absorbing ”our- room , the giant incubators, the egg r, u Tuesday afternoon im m ediately af- and educational show for poultry- Thc Mizpah class of the Presby- ter gPhoo] room , the delicate scales used T or I men. terian church held a business meet- ' _+ __ . w eigh in g,sh ow s the ease with which Ing and social evening Monday Mrs. T C. W heeler will entertain 3 rolls Wax Paper Schools (let State Funds. night in the church parlors, Re- the Joker elttb with a 6 30 dinner live birds are w eighed quickly by Orders drawn on the county freshm ents were served. tonight (Friday). ABB the use o f a handy w eighing con- treasurer for $21,694.20 were dis 3 bars Toilet Soap trib u ted to the clerks of grade Mrs. Malinda Aubrev entertained trivance which you can make Hand manipulated stop watches school districts of the county Mon- the Loyal W omen’s class of the ■ ■" for yourself. V i lb. pkg. Marshmallows day bv E. J Moore, county school Christian church Tuesday after- wil1 be official tim ing devices at the superintendent, and Grace Schlska. noon. R efreshm ents were served Olympics in Los Angeles. V By all means see thia picture county treasurer. —♦ — _____________ 3 bars Laundry Soap and join the rank« o f th e The money is taken from state The Mothers' club met Tuesday thousands who have pro- funds which have been recelv?d by fOI an all-day m eeting A potluck oounced it the best thing the county. From the irreducible dinner wns served at noon Macaroni, double package w o f its kind they have seen. school fund the county drew $17,-1 _+ — 857.20 and from the elem entary , .. ._ school fund $3,837. The ladles aid of the Presbyterian 2 cans Cleanser The Irreducible school fund Is church will meet W ednesday af I created from proceeds from public ,ernoon' _____ WE KNOW WHO TOOK RLAN school lands owned bv the state, Post Bran Flakes............... —• kets and quilts out of the Cooper through land sales, rentals and _____ ___ The Christian ladles' aid society , cabin. If returned bv next Sunday | loans of money received from eale | m et in the church parlors Wednes- morning nothing will be done. C. H. CRESCENT SHORTENING Friday-Saturday Specials Try Our Grocery Department Phone 46 ) C ity B riefs TO BE DEMONSTRATED t' Umphrey & Mackin Some Cheap Land t » D H — Àinrig S m ith -S h o rt G ro c e ry S a tu rd a y G ro c e ry S avings í)olcl qresu 3-Reel M otion Picture for Poultrym en H am s o r w h o le , lb. F re e B allo o n s 19c Oil tnC 1 K< I ■ Ol th e _ W I Uf «" W i A. W ANTADS ' of school lands. day. 1 Boalaugh. EGG o7c' AFINE MOVIE FREE
