The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 14, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

THK SENTI
C O TTA G E O R O VB . ORROON.
entrance of
The Paat Matrons' club sntsrtaln
the state Into the power business
Mrs Charles Stevens entertained
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at thia time, with the taxpayer ta k ­
the Neighbors of Woodcraft Wed­ •d Monday with their annuel plo-
■ L 8 B S T BBDS, l « h »
ing the chance as to whether the
nesday evening honoring Mrs. Doris nlc at the Rov Short summer horns
buelnaes will pay expenses, will vote
I.ebow Tonols. a recent bride. The on ths Coast fork A covered dish
against the measure. In the opinion
honored gueet received many gifts luncheon was served at noon and
of The Sentinel the voter should
and was presented with a corsage ths afternoon was spent socially
McOarvtn-MUler.
Ilefrsahnients were served at a late
*«(»r»4 >1 ÜM swat every new proposed bond Issue
The Cottage Grove Garden club
that comes up at this time. Vote
Divide. July
(Special.) Miss hour and the table and rooms were
•U m u t t M
811 No.
Edna M iller became the bride of attractive with roeebuda and mixed will most Thursday afternoon at
Orti»»
U W.rth Olite
313-313—Sales tax bill, referred by
Alvin McGarvln at 2 o'clock Sunday summer flowers The color scheme ths horns of Mra. T C. Wheslsr In­
subscmiptiom BATBA
the legislature. Object la to replace
stead of Friday afternoon as plan
afternoon at the home of a slater was pink.
_
(Oaak la *4»i___ _
property tax with a two per cent
nod.
of the bride. Mrs. W alter Robinson
les tax Already thorough!} die
V ret n
R
The oouple were married before an
Miss Thelma Kern entertained
S te e n » !.
N .a
T o t»
l! J ! I K - . S ï “ _
1«
Stele C tillM e •f A ( r t c u l t u r <
U w t p mta— U . ya> x H U tlw T
weed In columns of SsntlnsL
archway of blue and white banked Saturday with a luncheon The
w.SV
W hile The Sentinel believe» ths
by green ferns and surmounted by table was attractive with a center- held Its annual picnic Wednesday
M a a<
eatern competition drove bops a large white bell. The room was piece of sweetness and the after­ evening at ths Arnest grove.
tax doomed to defeat. It neverthe­
less favors the bill because It would rrom New York state and will con attractive with white rosea and noon was spent socially. Guests
bring real relief to property How­ Unue to hinder the Empire state sweet W illiam * The ring ceremony were Miss Theresa Young of On­
June W eather Is Given.
ever. a large proportion of those hop ja rd a The decline in the New was performed bv Rev I. G. Shaw tario. house guest at the V. 8. Goff
The weather report for ths month
À lteaagk « u n » » « « . , » U l
u a ,a M a m r . T Í . k i l l u
who would be benefttted are oppos­
of the Christian church of Cottage home, Mies Margaret Deck of C arl­ of June la as follows: Mean maxi­
«•nutac la IM a e la M a •
ing the b lit The Sentinel believes Tork acreage from 18ts* to Itkk» was Grove The bride wore a blue dreas ton. house guest at the C. E. Urn- m um . 71. mean minimum, 473.
Maa41a< te a l I I » U l a a l ka lU k l .
It pays less taxes under the prop- from 87.53» to 12.023 acrea while of silk and lace. Refreshments of phrey home, and M ra Dale Wyatt. mean. 39 1; maximum. 84 on June
• m r la a a r a S ,s rtla aa > ,a l aakU i
tax than It would under sales the gain In Oregon was from 15,433 cake and ice cream were served fol­
12; minimum. 39 on June 18.
U m p ra a i U » a d k r tea a d r a n lM r aad ! j erty
spending 130 a acres to 21.770 and In California lowing the ceremony. The couple
M ra Maude W right entertained
ralu ra a« » It e auch »m >r or c u r rw U o n tax. The fam ily
p U la lj aolod U w ritm < Lh«r*uo aad la month for general expenses, if all
from (1,890 to 8.291 acrea The main will spend the summer here. Mr*. th e W F M S. of the Methodist
Loose 1 .x ! Kinders hsntlnsl
th a t c a n , U aar « m r aa aatod U aal the tax were passed along by the
McGarvln Is a teacher in the Port church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
• a m a t a d k r T k a SaaUaal l u
U a k llllr merchant, would pay a sales tax of reason for ths westward trek was Orford schools. Guests were M r. and I Van l*olndexter
of Springfield,
•h a ll a a l u m d n a h • pruportloa o l '
PROFESSIONAL AND
$12 a year, but all of the tax can that while New York growers her Mrs. Frank McGarvln, Amos. lion wife of the Methodist i>aetor there
• » lir a aoal o l «ach adv a rlla aa i.u t aa
not be passed along. All receipts ‘ •sted 638 pounds of hops to the aid Dale and Pauline McGarvln. and for some time a missionary in
aaa I imp lad k r lh« aalad error k<
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
from sales tax would go to relieve •e ra California growers harvested Clair Burge. Grandma Burge. Mrs. South America, was the guest
tka » h a la apaa» oecuplad kr »aak
property except ths small amount
G. A. M iller and daughter Hasel speaker. Refreshments were serv­
U
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N
TU T8
pounds.
Washington 1.414 (Port O rford). Mis* Ruth
required for administration Vote t3®
M iller ed at the tea hour.
pounds, and Oregon 614 pounds
812 Yes.
(Eugene), M r
and Mrs
W alter
A myateiy of the great Am eri­
1 Vent 1st
314-315 — Repeal of prohibition
Nearly 26,01»,000 pounds of hops Robinson. Dale Robinson and Ethel
Mrs. C. A. Kartell of Corvallis, a
Gfflos F ifth and Main Ht resta
can home la how a daughter who amendment to the constitution of wore grown In the United States In Robinson.
former resident, entertained Wed­
Hours, 8.10 to 13 and 1 to 5:30
nesday night and Thursday at the
ta too tired to waah the supper Oregon, proposed by Initiative peti­ 193», enough for the brewing of 40
Phon« 35
Kartell summer home at Lundpark
Tuaote-UUteoa.
dishes nevertheless has plenty of tion afte r legislature refused to re­ ix».(X» barrels of beer.
Kzports in
fer.
Repeals
prohibition
amend
(.uests
were
Mrs
A.
W
Swanson.
Thornton Corners. July 14. (Spe­
N N V IG IN A H J
energy to go out and dance until
ment of state of Oregon People al­ 1910 were nearly 8,000,000 pounds; cial.) Miss Verla Gibson of Gaston Mrs. A W Kime. Mrs T C. Wheel­
2 a. m.—Eugene Register-Guard.
D ll ( K FRO ST
ready have repealed law tha; made ftvtn 1925 to 1929, 12,000.000 pounds, became the brkle of Harold Tonole. er.
McFarland and -- M ra
_ M ia W W ---------------------------
Tea. and how ahs w ill growl shout amendment effective, so t h a
Physician and Surgeon
son of Mr. and Mrs Pete Tonole. c J -
a »d daughter Geraldine
tha house being cold but claim she amendment la now deadwood on on tbo average, and In 1CX. the ex at a church wedding July 2 at Gas-
First
National Bank Building
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I ’bons 47
C o tta *, Grqve. G_r^
was w arm as toast wearing s ilk statute books and does neither ports decreased to slz and a hall ton. iNext week « Sentinel w ill <tve
Mrs. D. H. Henienwav
In tho meanwhile a humorous story of the wedding entertained Tuesday evening for
stockings on her legs aad not much harm nor good. Each voter knows million pounds
IL A I L I Y M. D.
| •«' and Mrs. Ed Chaloupka of
more anywhere else sitting out In a whether or not he wishes all prohi­ English and continental grower- as written bv the bride '
Physician and Surgeon
Metolius, who Visited here this
It
oar w ith her swestls until tbs wee bition statutes taken off the books, have increased the plautlnga
B e n in g a by Appointment
so no advice is necessary
The women's relief corns enter-
O ther guests were Mr. and
Over Kem'a Drug Store
hours.
Is
a
question.
If
foreign
markets
are
319-317—Oleomargarine tax b ill
ta ln e d w ith th e ir q u a r te i.i d in n e r
' " " ‘ co J a c o b se n . M r and Mrs. L O«"««. Orar»
Crum
' J.
' Kem and Mrs. j P Graham
passed by legislature and referred eloaed. whether domestic hop con Saturday noon at the armory Fol- C.
W e can't say that ws ilka the by
ATTORNEYS
referendum petition Voters have sumption can absorb tbs United lowing the dinner several talks
yellow license lags that Secretary ssveral times turned down the oleo •fate* crop at paying prices
The American Legion and auxil­
were given and the corps was pre­
H E R B E R T W. LO M B A R D
Hosa has provided for us thia year. tax. The argument for the tax la
Some New York growers who sented by their president with an iary and their families will hold
Attorney at Law
Maybe that's all we can expect for that It Is an aid to the dairy Indus­
Flret National Bank Building I
know the hop growing business, who enlarged picture of the late Com­ their annual picnic at 6 30 Monday
15, but ws are wondering w hat they try. which Is an Important one in
rade Fuson. which will be hung In
“ • Sh»dv Rrook auto camp
Phon, »4
Co(tag, OrPYR O fR J
w ill be like next time when $5 will Oregon. There are two sides to the have good land and get high yields the armory. Quests were Mrs Mary with the Drain Legion and auxili­
II. J. S H IN N
question, however, and many who may make profits The Inexperienced Estes, Mrs. Dora Turney. Mrs. ary. Following dinner the regular
pay fo r an entire year.
Attorney at Law^ - Notary Public
use oleo believe that the tax deals grower naeda to learu how to grow Agnes Moses. Mrs. Llnnte Cow meetings will be held
Practical in All Court«
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Physicians may now prescribe as them an unfair blow. The referen­ hopa. to choose varieties, control Mrs. Ethel Pool. Mrs M artha Drumi
Bader Building
The Christian Endeavor will en­
was invoked bv the o’eo manu­
Mrs Jessie Marsh and Mrs Mlnda
much whisky as a patient needs dum
diseases
grow
quality
crops,
and
tertain with a picnic at 3 30 this
Slattery, all of Eugene
facturers Those who wish arbi­
and as frequently as he needs IL trarily to help the dairy Industry know tha m arket
evening (F rid a y) at Riverside park
A L T A K IN O
Undoubtedly chronic cases of Ill­ wil] vote for the tax. Those whose
honoring M r and Mrs Ross Gulley
Ths first cost In hop growing is
Lawyer
Mrs.
B.
R.
Job
entertained
Mon­
b i n U i? ne M r O u ll,y wa* fornier-
ness w ill become prevalent.
sentiments are appealed to by the tha roots.
Lawson Building
Since the roots are
'he Christian
demand that the poor man's butter propagated by cutting!, and each day afternoon honoring Mrs. C. P Fnd.Jv 'M'cr*>' ary
ph9 M 90___ Cqttege Q r iY V O iA J j
Jones of Portland, house guest of a r-ndeavor union.
Tha viewpoint of the
world shouldn't be taxed any more than
H E R M A N E. I^AFKY
cutting yields about tha same as Its sister. Mrs. W E. Hammer. The
changes rapidly. A business man In any other article of food will vote
Attorney at Law
time was spent socially and re­
parent,
some
assurance
1s
needed
against
the
proposed
ta
x
Dr.
and
Mrs.
B.
R
Job
entertain­
need of an hour or so of recreation
Phons 5943
318-319—Grange power hill, en­ Chat tha roots are from hlgb-yleld freshments were served at the tea ed at dinner Sunday. The time was
no longer has to sneak out to the
hour. The table was attractive with
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acted by the legislature and referr­ Ing plants.
spent
socially
and
the
table
was
at
Yields
from
Individual
a large bow, of sweetpeas Guests
golf course.
ed by referendum of the people
ractive with a bouquet of
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PLU M B IN O __
were
Mrs.
J.
H
Chambers.
Mrs
may
vary
a
half
pound
to
This is further legislation putting
rr l a O uY?'? »ere Mr. and Mrs
W IL L IA M B EC K
|l
Elbert Herbert
Scientists have provided us with the state In the power business eighteen pounds of hops
No crop W illiam MacGibbon. Mrs
Eaxln and Mrs
•
Plumbing—Heating
I
a machine fo r weighing atom s Those who wish to take that chance would ba harvested the first see Smith and Mrs X E Compton
Merry man
Phon, 12?-j
C ottag, Grove I '
Some men could be weighed on It will vote for the bill. Those who
a partial crop tha second sea
rear bond issues and wastage of son, and tha first full crop would
w ith all their clothes on.
state money w ill vote against this
be harvested In 1935 from the re a r-
additional legislation.
Howevar
the power Interests considered this plantlnga.
bill the mildest one presented to
New York state growers are fa
the recent legislature and made no miliar with powdery mildew, or blue
w • T M C.y 11 T
- w / X *» T
fight against I t feeling that the mold, which formerly attacked the
people demanded this kind of la e ia .
crop
and
which
can
be
controlled
lation.
T h e hour again approaches for
Newer plantings will probably be
the voters o f Oregon to express
Rebekahs. Oddfellow* Install
attacked by another mildew which
th eir views upon various meas­
Joint Installation of the Rebekah does mors damage and la more dltfl
ures. July 21, date of the special and Oddfellows lodges was he*d
election. Is just s week sway, and Saturday evening Officers installed cult to control than powdery mil
voters should by this time be m ak­ m
The newer, downy mildew
, ^ ebeiSahs were
follows: daw.
ing up th eir minds how they are N. <3.. Mrs. Eloise Fullm er; V. G.
has long troubled European grow­
going to c u t their ballots. The Mrs. Anna M ay Stevenson; record­
Idea of the initiative and referen­ ing secretary, Mrs. Alice Conner. ers and was found In New York
California growers
dum law is that voters shall study t-«r^UrerG M rT Susle Garoutte; state In 1928.
the measures presented to them, warden. Mrs. Lena Ham loth: con­ have comparatively little damage
read the arguments pro and con In ductor. Mrs. K itty Kime: I. G. Mrs
from the downy type.
the voters' pamphlet and reach Ethel Applewhite; O. G. Mrs Eva
th eir own conclusions, but The Sen­ wTlH?y ; r R oS' J * ' ° " M rs M ‘ n n i.
tinel w ill follow Its usual practice
Merle
of briefly reviewing the several McKlbben; R. S. V. " G.. Mrs
Mrs. P -e rl
proposed pieces of popular legisla­ Hazen; L . S. V. G.. Mra. Nellie
tion.
King; chaplain. Mrs. M argaret Saf-
Even the squeal of an inemii
Four measures, sales tax. nation­ iS r i-^ r8\ f earl« Haz<n wa5 ‘natalling suckling pig indicatea that the pig
al and state prohibition repeal and officer. Mrs. M ina Clark, retiring
grange power bonds probably are noble grand, was presented with a la sick, according to John P. Will
the measures In which there Is the bouquet of pink roses and aweet- man of the New York State College
greatest interest but all w ill be
each officer was present- of Agriculture. The disease, he says
taken up in the order in which they ca with a corsage.
attacks suckling pigs that are con
w ill appear upon the b allo t
Officers installed by the Oddfel­
fined and cannot get Iron from the
lows
were
as
follows:
N
G
T
J
300-301—N a t i o n a l
prohibition
soil or from fresh vegetation. The
am endm ent Repeals the famous £ a r\ i V ' £ ' = • « Fullm er;'
Golden Ripe
laical Grown
eighteenth amendment to the na­ lafn, Peter Britton: treasurer. W L. confined pigs may become anemic
tional constitution. Repeal w ill be £ . t Ci ;? e oretV y ' E - J Kent; w ar­ when about two or four weeks old
Inoperative until same action is den, John Sanders; conductor. C. A
aad tha most serlousljr affected
taken by other states as required King Roe Awbrey, district deputy pigs before weaning time.
grandmaster,
was
Installing
officer
by the national constitution. Favor­
Norma) pigs, when about two or
Refreshments were served fol­
able vote on this amendment Is In
favor of transportation or importa­ lowing installation by Mrs Stella four weeks old, are vigorous, active
tion of liquor into any state where 2 f ke r'A <rs M artha Eastham. Mra
plump, firm fleshed, and have sleek
Stevens. James B enn ett Joe coats.
state laws do not forbid. States
New Crop Yell. Transparent
The anemic pigs are list
Large Juicy 200 Sixe
Hubbell
and
M
r.
Frye.
would provide regulatory measures.
less, lack vigor, and are soft and
Advice on this measure would be
flabby.
As the disease progresses
useless. Every voter knows wheth­
the pig Is thin, the legs get weak
e r or not he is in favor of bringing
back hard liquor.
and crooked, the skin and mucous
302-303 — Sollders' and Bailors'
membrane become pale, and even
bonus am endm ent submitted by
the squeal lacks the clearness of
legislature. Provides that state shall
the healthy pig.
pay no more cash bonuses and that
Three years' teat at the Cornell
no bonus loans shall be made to
world w a r veterans after June 30,
university experiment station show
1938. I t Is necessary to set a date
that one-third of a teaspeonful of a
fo r discontinuing aid to be given
ferrous eulphate solution given In
Pound
world w ar veterans. There is no
temally as a drench once a week
longer need for cash bonuses and
prevents the disease.
need fo r bonus loans certainly will
have expired by June 30, 1938. The
state has been eminently fa ir to Its
veterans and the American Legion
3 Lba.—56c
is understood to be agreeable to
Bees apparently bare a great Ilk
adoption of this am endm ent I t al­
lag for sweet clover and sometime*
so carries provision for legalizing
there la evidence that they leave
refunding bonds which may be
necessary In cleaning up bonus
alalke clover and white clover to
loans. Vote 302 Yes.
work on sweet clover, but where
304-305—County manager form of
all three clovers are abundant and
government constitutional amend­
a t tha
all yield well, the flavor of the in­
Summer Dessert
m e n t referred by the legislature.
coming nectar la usually that of |
Provides th a t afte r
legislature
Assorted Flavors
passes a law m aking provisions
white clover aDd alalke clover until
3 Pkgs
therefor, counties, upon vote of the
the bloom of these plants begins to
people, may adopt form of govern­
wane, then the bees turn to sweet
m ent whereby all clerical, adminis­
clover. In exceptional seasons when
tra tiv e and police duties would be
white clover or alalke continue«
vested in a county board and all
Judicial duties In the circuit c o u rt
yielding through the blooming perl
The offices of county clerk, treas­
od of sweet clover, meager polllna
urer, sheriff, coroner, surveyor,
tlon of sweet clover might be ex­
county Judge and county commis­
pected. Red clover is used only
sioners would be abolished. School
superintendent and assessor seem
when other clovers fall and under
not to be abolished. The Sentinel
Tiger Lily
inch conditions the red clover Is
Is not sold on this Idea, but as vot­
well
pollinated.
The
value
of
bees
Tax
Free—49 Lbs.
ers of a county would have the
oz.
In the pollination of red clover must
fin a l decision, little harm may come
therefore depend to some extent at
fro m adoption of the am endm ent
.2 9
The measure is too Indefinite and
least upon whether the other clo­
there is no demand fo r i t
Vote
vers are yielding at the same time.
805 No.
4 Sacks— $4.89
308-307—Prosecution by inform a­
tion and grand ju ry modification
amendment, referred by the legis­
Cultivation In the garden of 1,000
lature. The proposed amendment is
an economy measure aimed to re­
square feet or less can be accom
duce the expense of prosecuting
pllshed easily with the garden rake
crim inals. Oregon now requires In­
and hoe. For gardens up to 10,000
dictm ent by a grand ju ry and this
•quare feet, the wheel hoe Is a de
am endm ent Is to make It possible
to b ring an alleged crim inal to trial
airable tool.
For larger gardens,
on Inform ation In the hands of the
a one horse cultivator, equipped with
d istrict attorney, although
not
small shovels to prevent excessive
elim inatin g the grand ju ry system
ridging, la very satisfactory. Gar­
The crim inal would lose none of
den tractors with cultivator attach­
his rights. A nything to save govern­
m ent expense these days should be
ment, are used to a considerable ex
popular. Vote 306 Yes.
tent where horse power Is not avail
303-309— Debt and taxation lim l
able. The large farm garden can
tatlons fo r municipal corporations
be worked with regular equipment.
amendment, referred by the legis­
lature. Requires a tw o-thlrds vote
on all new bonds Issued by any
Hlsterie A m arlrae F I m I
municipal corporation In
cases
aU there were 16 battleshlpe,
where a vote by the people Is neces­
Including the Connecticut, Illlnola,
sary. In the opinion of The Senti­
Ctolgoe, Scorpion and Celtic, in the
nel there should be a h alt to easy
bond Issues. Bonds, which m ay run
Beet that took the world cruise In
fo r a generation, should not be
Booeevelt’a administration. The offi­
Association AgalnM The
voted by a bare m a jo rity of the
cers and crew numbered 12,000.
comparatively small number of
Prohibition ,
They sailed from Hampton Roads,
voters th at usually go to the polls
December 16, 1907, and returned to
fo r special elections. Bonds to re­
The Oruaadw-a, Ine.
fund present Indebtedness would
Hampton Roads February 22, 1900.
not ba affected by the amendment. Oregon txag n e F o r Repeal O f The
They went by the way of New Zea­
Hold down bond issues. Vote 308
Eighteenth Amendment
land, Australia, the Philippines,
Yes.
China and Japan, and returned by
810-311—State power fund bonds
Women's Organlaatloa F o r
the Suez canal. The distance trav­
measure, referred by the lerisla-
National Prohibition Reft
tu ra Provides for Issuance of $103,-
eled was about 42.227 miles.
<99 45 in bonds as the first step to­
ward putting the state Into ths
Power business. Those who w ith
H ap p ias» Recipe
(P aid adr. by Cameron Bqulrea,
LUt th* ?U U lnt0 th# Power
The flrat redpe tor happiness l i t
business, and eventually spend many •0 4 Wilcox Bldg., Portland, O re.)
Avoid too lengthy meditations oa
th.Ou“ nd* of dollars to
do so, w ill vote fo r this mtaaure.
tha p ast—Andro Mauroia.
T
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O
U
T
CfltUßf ßrovr J^rutinrl
Those
w h o oppose th s
Western Sections
Grow Cheap Hops •
Competition Drove Indus­
try From State of New
York, Professor Savs.
£7=».
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Advice On Measures
‘ 7
'here is no Substitute fo r ^ u u /ity ’
Quality merchandise at a fair price is a far better bar­
gain than poor quality merchandise at a ridiculously
low price. 1 he quality of our foods is such that we can
mnnI,U1it e' ^°,hlte « ^» factio n on every item or vour
anv thn a< k' A S°
P° CeS &re l ight’ comPare then‘
Says Ferrous Sulphate
Cure for Anemic Pigs
X
B ananas
I ruits and I egetables
C abbage
4 lbs.
Pound
A pples
O ranges
25
4 lbs.
TO
REPEAL
Airway Coffee
Both National
and Stata
Bees and Clover
PROHIBITION
19c
Jell W ell
lb. 27c
PeanutButter Maximum
2-lb. jar 23c
Beans Del M onte.......... No.
2 tin 16c
17c
W e ste r n M a tch es
carton
29c
Jar R u b b e r s ...........6 dor. 25c
Paraw ax
C e r t o ........— ....
As Follow«
300 X YES
314 X YES
25c
$1
Who
“Personally Favor tho
b
bottle
B a k in g P o w d e r K c 25 19c
Libby’s Red Salmon No. 1 tin 18c
GRAHAM
CRACKERS
2-lb. b o x
29<
DELEGATE^
15c
P o st B ra n F la k e s....... pkg. 9c
Uneeda H oney Maid
VOTE FOR
......... 2 ib s.
FLOUR
Garden Tools Needed
C a m e l C ig a r e tte s 2 pkgs. 25c
P r in c e A lb e r t ......... 2 tins 29c
Libby’s Devilled Meats 4c 3 for 1 0 c
Best Foods Mayonnaise... pt. 2 9 c
Jello Ice Cream Powder2pkg. 15c
Sugar Pure Cane...... 10 Ibs. 57c
Bacon Squares weii cured...ib. 12c
Shortening white cioud...8 ibs. 6 5 c
Cottage Grove
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Silk Dresses
THEY ARE REALLY
EXTRAORDINARY
VALVES AT
$2 ?
•Sport styles — nioatly slccveleas though muiie
have short cap or puff sleeve« Pastel eoh»rx
clever styles and the low price give» no iinliea
tion of what the values ar«— You should see
them
C lo se to 100 N e w
Silk Dresses
IN SMARTEST
SIMMER
FASHIONS AT
$5 .
< ertainly <.*.00 has never bought so mueh dresa
—and it la only u question of time when it will
be virtually impoaaihle to duplicate them - -
New swagger length jacket styles
t'npe
Styles — Puff Sleeves — Low Backs Sh. le e r s
and Silk Crepes — Great values
D resses at C le a r a n c e P rices
$095
ICOO
$Q£0
>2^50
Rosedale sw eet........ pt. 1 8 c
E c o n o m y C a p s ...... 2 dot. 45c
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Adoption of tho
Article of Amendment”
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P ic k le s
AM ENDM ENT^
SPECIAL ELECTION
JULY 21at
Dozen
W o m e n ’s W a sh a b le
DINNERWARE SALE!
PLAIN IVORY WITH
EMBOSSED BORDER
SERVICE FOR SIX
29 PIECES AT
$2 85
The rich ivory body with raised border design gives
thia dinnerware a most pleasing effect. In fact no
one wot,I d ever expert to buy so exeellent design
and quality at a price »0 low. The pieces may he pur­
chased separately ,f deaired-or larger set. made up
IVORY BODY WITH
FLORAL DECORATION
SERVICE FOR SIX
32 PIECES AT
$
A similar body to the above but with a dainty floral
ocaign on the side—The colors are excellent and the
price ao low aa to be of interest to nearly every wom­
an—Hut, price« are going up I
CANNING SUPPLIES
— A T L O W E S T P R IC E S —
Kerr Ball Mason Pints—Dofcn ........................ 70c
Kerr Ball Mason Quarts—Dozen ..........
93c
Kerr Ball Mason */2 Gal.—Dozen...................
$1.25
Kerr Regular Maaon Pinta—Dozen ...................79c
Kerr Regular Maaon Quarts—Dozen
93c
Kerr Regular Maaon '/2 Gul.—Dozen ...
Kerr Economy Pints—Dozen................
95c
Kerr Economy Quarts—Dozen .... ................ $1 18
Kerr Economy Capa— Dozen ............... 26c
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