The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 28, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text11 iw» ? ,, Mra Ua»i« J w '-""''»»i «»i rw»i .7 ('hlldian »»__ a Q U A L IT Y MARKET -------- —' • «W WW a fl v O The S C Swanson family rscent- at the home of Mr Kerri's patent«, Mr and Mr«. O. M Kein, while on Thursday of last week honoring thalr way to Portland. Mrs. Jams« Herman of Santa Ana. Dodge and Plymouth car« at Mc Cal., house guest at the home of a , ruee-lav afternoon and evening ib. 23< Picnic H um s lb. 10£c C offee Coy's Garage. 80 H 7th. JnelOtf sister. Mr« William Thurn At con- at J “* Laurence Brown home ------- Ml»« Ruth Rydell of Willamina high FitKirq HIG value Mlm Florence Jenka of Tangent tract bridge Mr« - Thum held spent th« week «nd at the home of score Mrs Herman received a arrived Tueaday to vlalt indefinite Bacon Buck lb. 17c C ottutfe C h eese pt. 15c guest prize Guests were Mr». Wil ly at the home of a brother. H Ry Mia« Myrtle Kern dell. Mr«. C C. Cruson and Mr». Jamea liam Moyer of Springfield. Mi» E N. Kitchln of Washington, D. i Claude Klme, Mr«. H W Lombard. Dungnn attended a luncheon and Mr« Mervllle Veatch. Mr«. Ralph C., visited Monday night at the CHEVROLET Bacon S q u a re s lb. 12 a - M ayonnaise bulk pi. 19« bridge party Thursday afternoon of i* n “ "d, M" M,rvll*e Veatch «nil Saltaman, Mi». O. E. Woodion, Mr» home of a niece, Mr«. H. Rydell. UOI.lt MEDAL win Douglas th. W(>0l( nn(J a( laat week at thu Anchorage In Eu F. L. Grannis, Mra. Thum. Mrs. at which Mrs. Jerry Gaylord ROW RIVER RUMBLES. summer horn, -o th . l/mpqua gene wa« hoatasa. Skilling. Mra. W L. Workman, HEINZ |UK UOI.II (turner frock» Ju»l arrived Mlse Theresa Young of Ontario Mr» If C Welle Mr, Victor Cham Beef Boil lb. & m th . Kmart Hhui Now la the time returned home Friday after «pend- I ber» and Mr». H. A. Hagen T o m ato Ju ice can 1 0 c to buy by Mr» Jam es Klmmey of Portland, _ . i * y “ « litg several weeks at the home of visited their ranch on Harm» creek Itonal-I sn.l Merrick Metcalf and Kenneth Goff Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Stewart | Saturday. Short R ibs ib .lk Hal. Ar.hart of Hul.in .pent Hun Electrical wiring Radio Kay. entertained members of the Dinner Mr. and Mra. Fred Fleck, who day visiting «1 the home of Hon- D ozen cans The tenth annual etate Nebraska club and their fam ilies over the were In the valley below Eugene »1-1 « ai.-l M- n ick . parent«, Mr and .M l* .** ,K Metcalf. nn,J at the El- picnic will be held August ft In the week end at their summer home on tor ten day« on a cherry picking Beef R o asts ib. 12 l -& 14 c anmohtkd lunch MKA-rw the Umpqua. Guests were Mr» vacation, have returned home. »•rt Hod« home. olty park at Corvallis. Adams of Oakland. Cal. Mr. and Mrs S. T. Rose and James Robert Veatch. Kob«rl Hchaef- (house gueat of a son. Charles America's average of live insur Rose Adame fcr and Clyde Smith left Sunday to duughter Gloria and P. F of Eugene). Mr. an-l Mr« No Draft Ventilation Control. Dill P ickles 4 for 5c <1- ml iha lamalndei of thu autnmer (Dorena) spent Sunday at R ose Raymond Grub« and sons Joe and ance la 8843 per capita. at I alaloy. Ore . where they have burg at the home of the parenta of Jamea of Pengra. Mr. and Hr». R. Out-of-state oautomoblles travel the rnen. Octane Selector—to insure highest gasoline efficiency. •mploymant. L Stew art and daughter Margaret, 134,(Mt mile» dally on Oregon high Balco Malt 2' jb .,5 5 t Sw eet M ixed p « 1 St- Mr». E R I-emley and »on F or --f Coquille, former residents of this ways. If you want cheap tranaporta- Startarator—Takes the acrobatics out of starting. tlon. ..... Nelson Motor Co oi thalr teat left Tuesday for I-aGrande to city, and Ml»» Joan Shelley of Eu u.c-i car lot on north Sixth St. 2Mc Spend several days at the home of gene. J lb». 69t Split Sw eet i»i 2(X B udw eiser a »Ister of Mr». I-emley. Mr». W Hobart Peterson and Virginia W Stlffler. Gladya Lemley will re Stabilized Front End Design—Eliminates front end weave. Mr». Warren Daugherty enter ll ’l.par, both of thia city were mar turn home with them after »pend tained Friday evening honoring rled Saturday morning at the Luth ing several week« there. Ripe O lives qi.25c Sixty Q ueens 2hiiw.49c Steel and Hardwood Bodies—Strongest, safest and quietest. her house guest, a niece, Mary eran church In Eugene Wheel» tightened the factory way, France« Orrnandy of Portland. The Everett Goff of Portland was Hturge» Garage Jly28c time wa» «pent dancing and cake Body construction strong enough to hang doors on front hers till, week to attend the fun- Darrel Wlnklneon and «mail and Ice cream and punch were G f f 1 uaa4ay "f " brother, V. s eon Mr». FR E E D ELIV ER Y corner pillar. served at a late hour The rooms of Portland are vl»ltlng at the W ith th e E a g le s home of Mr». Wilkinson'« parents, were attractive with summer flow Wheel* llght.nc-t the factory way. Mr and Mr«. O W McQueen er». Gueata were Kathleen Daugh A LL DAY A N Y T IM E Modern Hood Ports. St urge» Garage J!y2ftc At the Armory erty. Peggy Savage. Faye Stewart. Glen Breedlove of Medford Is Lorraine Coiner, Howard Arne»t. For Quality Meats Mr. and Mra. Georgs Matthew« vlaltlng at the home of hl» parents. Syncro-mesh transmission with free wheeling. «pent ttie week end at thalr «urn- Mr. and Mr». H. B. Breedlove He Evelyn Coiner, Tom Kern. Gian S a t u r d a y , J u l y 29 F R E D A N D E R S O N , Prop. Arne and Harold Spriggs m -i holm- on the Umpqua expects to go to work In Eugene Valve in head engine. Mr. and Mr«. Dean Cellar«, who August 8. Admission 10c for everybody Mr». E. W. Eyanson of Lorane recently came here from Honolulu, O. E Radios. Radio Ray. entertained with a dinner party have purchased the weekly news* Most economical operation and maintenan«» Mr». Carl Penland of Redmond. Sunday. The table waa attractive paper In Grant» Pa»» and will make Fiank Garuutt« «uff«*r«d a alight their home there Mrs Cellar« wa» Waeh., and Elmer Fran« of Port with eweetpeas. Gueeta were Mr. paralytic atrok« .Sunday evening formerly Jeasle Frazer of thl» city. land «pent the week end at the and Mr«. Martin Foater and eon home of a «later of Mr» Penland, Harold and Roy Foater of Lorane, w hll. driving c m , to the barn An 8-pound son wa» born Sunday Mr« Ruth Anderson and daughter IJom the pasture at hla Thornton to Mr and Mr» Haymond Rice Ila Mr». Frank Kelly. Marjorie of Walden. W ash, Mrs Mr». Frank Kelly and daughter. Anna * ornar» placa i l . i. racovartrw ha» been named I-nwrence Alvra Petrie, Mr». Laura McKern- satlsfact otlly Mr». Robert Stacey, »pent Tueaday an. Ml»» Belle Burkholder, Mrs. Schofield Stewart for good plumb In Eugene visiting at the home of a a Ml«« Hurothy Ctnphrey i.iurm -d *««• We pledge our full support to the National Industrial mifttf a niece of Mr». Kelly, Mr» Ray -ydla Stouffer and Mr« Clara Iguana, Mura laauranoag I'hwua 4S. I hursdsy from »handing tw o w eeks Burkholder of Cottage Grove A number from here attended the mond Graves. Mrs Anna York of Pasadena. St llesv erto n st the home of H ar Recovery Program. We Do Our Part. 3.8. olgaro, tobacco. card«, refined Cal. arrived W ednesday to «pend riet W isem an, who accom panied be-.ball game in E ugene Sunday The Expert Endeavor class of the betw een th. House -,f Devid team fun for rnen. The P astim e. JSOtfc •everal days at tha home of a tier hom e for a visit with friends Christian church held a pot-luck ft ri» Benton Harbor. Mich , nnd Mr .. hers. niece. Mrs Herbert l.im bard supper W ednesday evening at the <Jllk«r»on « Colored Giant* from «uYi. FOR SHOE, HARNESS Kadlo Repairing Kadlo Kay Chicago They were Ralph Blank Su* ? J*routte and Harry Wilson Almond Hem enway home Follow. Mr and Mra. J. Kertnii Urande supper a program of lessons z m- Bud Hhortrldge. ui.... ♦ AND Donald Umphr.y returned Thun. 1 Dale liuwkina, Perry of Corvallis arrived W ednes Fred «pent the week end at the C. H. Ing day to vial I at the home o f Mra day from spending several day« at Langston. Tom Cox Mr and Mr». Klmo summer home at Lundpark. was given «A D D LE REPAIRING Mlsa Evelyn Grovea returned Hiandeberry« parents. Mi ami Carlton at th« hum« of Margaret A W Shofstali and »on Robert, The M<-thodl»t ladles’ aid picnic, C h e v ro le t S ales and Service Mrs. H. H Griggs They plan to Hack Mr and Mr» Hugh Nixon and Monday from «pending two weeks which was to have been held Tuea 714 E MAIN STREET In Medford at the home of her par leave soon for Berkeley, Cal . where Little Harlene Epereun of The daughter Faye. Earl Hill, Evelyn ents, Mr. end Mra D. L. Grove». day. was postponed until 12 30 to Veatch. Mr and Mr» S V. Allison. they will make their bom s this Hailes Is vlaltlng at the home of day I Friday I because of the funer Robert Fromm, l-ee Nixon. Aille winter. Ray W Jonee and Tony Hottavlo al services Tuesday of V. S Goff an aunt. Mrs H A llagen Cooper Grvll Dutton. Kenneth w ..h Uf ^ * . ? * n,, Tu “ ,<1,a y “,tei " ° ° n !»* "I» be held at Arneet'» Grove, You don I have U> lravs the sain« C. B. Waples was taken 111 Mon Hhortrldge. Mr and Mr» William a cousin of Mr. Jones. Elbert Jot» dune twtoe when McCoy repaii • day while employed at the Beldler Thum and Mr and Mr» Elmer with Bed« Member» of the Utopia club and your car, 8t> M. 7th. JnaJntfc f»ed store II, Is recovering satis Kent. Wall paper and kalsomlnea at their fam ilies will hold their an- factorily We have binding twine Ye», we Twin Oak» Lumber company. J28c nual picnic thia week end at the | C o tta g e Low hav« Manila In 8-pound balls and For Dodge Truck» A number from here attended the summer home of Mr and Mrs. McCoy's 8-pound AGRJCULTURALL1ME balls and Standard In 8- state convention of the Spanish- Vinal Randall on the Umpqua. Garage, 80 H 7U>. JnJOlf G r o v e ’s pound balls We also have baling American War Veterans held Mon- Finely ground. In su gar Mr«. Anna Petrie returned Wed tie» Graber-Getty» Hardware Jy28<- day. Tueaday and Wednesday The South Lane Association of 1 par loo, Muu. end He each a l _ _ In INCO RPO R ATED nesday from «pending »everal day« Brighton I-eonard « baaeball team “ ' They were Elbert Smith, Christian EndeAvor» entertained Own lowed when eacke ere returned at Ixiran» at the home of a niece, defeated the Walden team In a Salem. William Miller, commander of the with a wiener roast Friday evening Mre William I-«wry. IM te tU l ow llx r U rlta tert inning game played here Sun local camp. W N Hubbell, George at Creswell. The time was spent P h o n e 53 C ash S to re Chick and pullal sua, tan Id uu Sweet. Dexter H uff and Rev. and playing games. Mr and Mr» H. B Griggs and day. The score waa ft to 6. Hen and turkey alas, tun Muu •on Lloyd »pent Saturday In Port Mr. and Mr». S. H. Edward», H. Mrs. I. G. Shaw. Member» of the O. W. Dinner land and a( tende-l tha funeral ear- B Breedlove and non Paris spent Phllco Radio». Radio Ray. an, Wzcihellr. Ore club and their fam ilies entertained vicee of Claire Carson, formerly th» week end at W inchester bay Mrs Hope Flester Is recovering with their annual picnic Tuesday I F R E E C IT Y D E L IV E R Y wnh the Pacific Talaphooa * Tele fishing. from Injuries suffered last week evening at Swimmers' Delight. graph company hare Red Rose Butter, loe Cm uu. Ask when a pile of firewood fell onto Mr and Mra. Fred lla u g ei of tf c her One lower limb wa« badly Wa are equipping a used car lot for IL C. O. Cream ery. A program and Ice cream social Junction City, funner raaldenle. bruised and she suffered a severe will be held at 8 o'clock tonight were here Wednesday »venmg to on north Sixth »treat .Price« re Mr and Mrs. Albert Wooley and Jly28c Jaughter Faye and eon Keith, Mr. bump on the head and other minor ■Friday) by the Christian ladles | »Band tba annual Masonic and duced I Nelson Motor Co. T h i s is o u r p l e d g e to o u r p r e s i d e n t a n d to t h e A m e r i c a n p e o p le , bruises Since his wife'« Injuries aid society in the Christian church Eaetarn Star picnic Mr. and Mrs. C. C Gdenberg of and Mr». Ira Beldler and daughter Hubbv Hope ha« had to handle the yard. Mr and Mra H-<r«> a C'-chiai. Albany and Mi anil Mr«. Melvin Kathleen and Gerald Conner spent wood himself t h a t w e s t a n d r e a d y a t a l l t i m e s to d o o u r p a r t i n h e l p i n g f u r t h e r and daughter l*alty of Eugene ware Evenson of Haymond. Mont., spent the week end at the Wooley sum A lw ays D em and F am ily Loaf Twlllgbt I-eaguera Defeat I-orane. mer home on the Umpqua. Saturday at th» home of a daugh here Wednesday evening U> attend The Cottage Grove twilight leagu th e p la n fo r N a tio n a l R e c o v e ry . Bread. Made bv City B akery. tie ter of Mr. and Mra. Odent.erg. Mrs. the annual Masonic and Eastarn A. New Stock of Kitchenware at ers defeated the Lorane baaeball Newt Cruson 1« recovering from W. Swanson. Star pionlc Twin Oaks Lumber company. J2»c Injuries to several toe«, suffered team In a game played here Wed lb-we llu tlor. It* Cream. Ask evening by a score of 3 to ; 1-loyd Urlgge laft Tueaday fur lor Rod Mr». Margaret Donaldsen and when lie and Charles Reese fell nesday IL U. G. Cream ery. tfc Lorane had defeated this team Grants Paas to spend saveral days eon Lloyd of Portland and Mrs. from a scaffold while painting. Mr. 2 earlier In In a game Mi and Mr». Vlnal Randall and Malt Corrigan and son Mick of Reese suffered only minor brulae. played , t the summer visiting frlanda. played at Lorane by by a gcQre q{ , •on Jumur and Donald Millar »pent Eugene were dinner guests Friday Mr. and Mrs Harry Brydon of to 2. Hairy supplias at Twin D ak a the week end at the Randall eurn- evening at the home of Mr. and Marshfield visited Sunday at the Lumber company ni. i lionic on tha Umtxma-_________ Mr» S, V. Allleoa. George Jacobsen home. Years ago Public S|>eaklng Class Organlzezd. Mr. Brydon waa yard foreman for A public speaking class for men J. H. Chambers of the community was started Tues E u g e n e F a r m e r s * C r e a m e r y — H o m e o f B lu e B e ll D a i r y P r o d u c t s l - i b . Pk « s. W et Anger w ave, SOc. The B eauty day evening by Ed W estfield who N o o k K em building. P h on e 70. comes well recommended from 1 CresMiiery 1» located In Eugene at Sft» O live fit, under the direction of Mr. H am den Mr and Mrs. Harold Dugan of other cities. The course includes Which w a a e s ta h lU h e d In IWlft an d 1« th e h o m e o f B lu e Bell D airy Product» They always pay the Km mar California are spending several six classes and the first will be k«< prices lor erwam. Phone «3« » r -r f - weeks with parenta of the two and held at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening Van Campa with other relatives. The Dugans In the city hall. Twelve attended •‘•(T'apa no part of agriculture which little or no labor 1» apachcd. any Importance within many mile» left hers several years ago on ac- the ,in!t m*e ting. has made aucb forward strides In Now he can market hl» product a* of Eugene and not find Blue Bell count of Mr. Dugan's health and Masons Hold Picnic. this is the flrat tim e they have th» past faw year» as dairying mbh ha can separata It and »all products. M innesota G olden -oz. can s, e a c h The Masonic and Eastern Star Both tha securing of the raw been back. Dugan's health has lodges Whan wa spaak of dairying today 11 “ •**»t cream or. If he prefvra, held their annual picnic greatly Improved. material and ths marketing of the wa must first consider (ha fact that ,,e **“ 11 “ •our cr* " “ ' All kinds of good used parte at 5 £ ‘?™’ ?aThat n 1i.°rn '8 ‘rrOV*L at In their community there has finished product cannot, of course, car lot on north Sixth street Nel- #251 , - o ^ r tC °m°Ve ba"* It la one of ths greatast assets to perhaps b««n no greater factor in ba accomplished unless there la ef Ilv28c Ra' e. “ concert after dinner. A -lb. can s, e a c h ......... any com m unity- It la on« of out Increasing tha wsa'th and prosper ficiency In the manufacturing of son Motor Co. y number participated In swim ming govarnmant'a greatest aourcaa of ity of our people than tha Eugene thsss products and tha Sugane Mr. and Mrs. Dale W yatt have and motor boat riding Ice cream inoom »- It is national in Ils scope, Farmers Creamery This firm start- Farmers Creamery Is on« returned from a business trip to and coffee were served bv the Ma- of the sonic lodge. A number of guests and la practically tha only division ed buslnso» a number of years ago, most efficient, sanitary and modern Blackfoot, Ida. R eg u lar size, e a c h Dance at Mt. View pavilion Sat- j from out of the city were present of our ajpMultural enterprlsaa but through thslr Initiative and manufacturing plants In Oregon, ------------------- Jly28c * f° r<ia tha producer u ,o good business Judgment, they have whsrs visitors are always sura of a urday night, July 2». W allace Douglas of Marshfield G reat M as n w o m ilks the cow« a year , 4«v»|op«d until today they have a hearty welcome. spent several days of this week st round Inooma ' An Important citizen ta one wh, business which » second to none Consumer» of butter, as wall aa the home of Brewer Mills. Yakra ago a farm er who milked •» far as efflclsncy Is concer.i.d of m „ k and craam thia Mr. and Mrs. William Haldeman can make the world believe he wa« cow» was looked upon with d isd a in ’ Ib is concern has always endeavor- and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Terry misquoted when he aees how dumb by bis neighbors, and alU» lUgh od to buX ,h# cream of the pro- community, can well afford to pat- jgoody and children and Mr. and It looks In print.—Buffalo News. E a c h ........... .......................... "" ■ thsss neighbors did not say so, they ducara of Its locality. They have ronlze this firm, which has been Mrs. Damon Scott and daughter " had a thought that thalr “cow given ths producer a m aiket for an a„»»t to the dairy industry In >P*nt Sunday on the McKengle. CARD OF THANKS. milking neighbor ' was not as in »'• product «very W days m ths gl >nd tQ conununUy ln Jackie and Bobby Moaby of We wish to take this means of talUgant as they thought ha should ys«r. and today they «tend a» had- • y Bradwood spent Sunday at the our thanks and appre -lb. p ack ag e, each be. What has brought this cuange In everything where tn« Inter- particular for the past few years home of Jackie's mother. Mra. Mll- expressing ciation of the many kindnesses of condition? you may a»«. Thera of lh * m,lk or craam produce.- because they are reliable; they are dred Morris. shown us at the time of our recent Hotpolnt appliances. Radio Ray. bereavement. are aavarai vary prom inent reasons, *• concerned. Ilare to stay; and they have been Jly28c Mr. and Mis. Wade Mosby and MRS V. S. GOFF, but wa ballava tha ch ief of these Is While they have don« these ''weighed ln the balance" and found K EN NETH GOFF, ths markets. No longer has the things from a producing standpoint worthy of the trust anyone may “’’J18* ° f h ®rad7 ° \» 1. SMen' VICTOR GOFF. producer to make hla product Into they have also had to develop out- feel disposed to place In them. Let by'e mother, Mrs. Jam e o es . Towne. is os EVERETT GOFF butter, take It to town and an- lets for their finished products — ' us not forget that a great deal of Mrs. Emetine Wilson and daugh deavor to sell IL No Indeed! He has and so well has this been accom- the goodness Is the result of the ter. roii» Mrs. Mabel Dixon. Mrs. Dix NOTICE. •everai ways of disposing of Ills pllahed that It la practically an im- quality of raw material which la on's son Elra and Margaret Wilson The Veatch cl<»n will hold an- I products In thalr raw state, to possibility to go Into any town of produced In this oounty. returned Sunday evening from other picnic Sunday, July 80. on spending two weeks at Newport. Mosby creek at the same place Special f o r - - - ................. Mrs. W alter Peak and daughter _____ ( they held their annual picnic. Marjory of Bend arrived Tuesday Everyone is invited. Jlv28o »»end the week at a t the th e home h o m e o of f ------ j to spend a sister of Mra. Peak, Mrs. D. A. Emerson. Q u a rt N o tice to S u b scrib ers New shipm ent of fall dresses for stout women has Just arrived Subscribers who change their Shipment of fall dresses In regular addresses are requested to im I sizes expected to arrive this week. — P h o n e 153— mediately send notice. The post- 1 The Smart Shop. Phone 17-J. Jy28c office department charges The Mrs. Anna Hess of «Roseburg Sentinel two cents every time It ; spent Monday at the home of her gives notice of a change of ad i mother, Mrs. H. A. Miller. dress and subscribers can save 6 « ^ » ---------------- the newspaper that expense. Mrs. Marlon Veatch and mother of Eugene visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gra- | ham. p in t ja m C a tsu p , M onarch bottle 18c O liv e s ............................... Ige. tin s 15c Super X ammunition. Twin Oaks j Lumber cojnpany. Jly28e D O N O T D E L A Y ! O n th e 8 th o f A u g u s t i t w ill b e n e c e s s a ry fo r V inegar B est c id er gal. 25c C ream Oil T o ilet Soap ...... b a r 5c Miss Athena Orm of Grants Pass Tuesday to spend several u s to a d d 3 5 c a s a c k o n a l l f l o u r w e h a v e o n h a n d a n d a l l o t h e r pkg. 18c ] ; arrived C ra c k e rs F am ily size pkg. 29c M onarch Food of W heat days nt the home of Miss Alice Sheets. w h e a t p r o d u c t s w ill r a i s e a c c o r d i n g l y . ....................... lb. 2c F ru it P ectin p t. ja rs 35c W aterm elo n s Miss Elaine Sm ith of Portland nrrlvcd Tuesday to spend several fo r 3 b u n ch es 10c days wjfh Miss Eleanor Ragan. C ab b a g e e x tra nice lb. 2c C a rro ts o r B eets C o n s is te n tly G ood W heels tightened the factory wav. j Sturges Garage. Jly28c B re a d a n d P a s trie s Dr. and Mrs. Marlon Richmond and Dr. Richmond's mother. Mrs. | A. A. Richmond of Hood River, T R Y T H E M former residents, arrived W ednes day to spend several days visiting nt the Nelson Durham and John Durham homes. th* wMk *umrn»r home at Oakrldr* A naw Muytair waahar haa luat ■ <I|V».| All-1 It «all» f„r , vary r, a ••umtil.. prio. imifki c o m . In n »» H .rdw aro" ° ” r ‘» « •’. r . U . t t v , ■2 , llyMc I t iu I Poualaa of Button« apant the Gugg,*"'1 “ H" ho,n* ° f Lloyd F The Only Car in Low Price Field 95c That Offers These Features: 'M a li Syrufn Call Dance 46 I Ask for a Ride R e d L in e S h o e S hop Cottage Grove Motor Co. Irish-Swartz Co. Prices Every Day /4 E H IL L DO OUR PART ¿ c S a le — 5 c S a le — 5 c S a le C o m S tarch _ 5e H om iny cans* each 5C C o rn 11 -5c P o rk 6? Beans Rit er» 5C 1 Onia to J nice ,utwr* 5° 1 om ato Sonp 10‘°z cans’each 5c T o m ato H o t Sauce 5C W ashing P ’w d ’r 1 S Fels N ap th a Soap »»r 5c T o ilet T issue 1000 5= F ly R ibbons -.... 5C Salad Oil ....-19c Ga*|on—73c M alt S»*ndby 2 G CflnS " 43« J a r R ubbers S1“ 25« F ru it P ectin -29« S m ith -S h o rt G r o c e r y S a tu rd a y G ro c e ry S avings THE CITY BAKERY M EA T D EPA RTM EN T Swift’s Premium Ham C o ffe e I or whole ... lb. 1 9 c Golden West put up in glass jars worth 5c lb. 3 3 c Free Show Tickets With Groceries S E E O U R W IN D O W S Kicked In th»' Fracaa Row River, July 28.—(Special.) Speaking about what an editor has to do In working over copy from us correspondents, this writer Is re- | minded of a little Item that got In to print some years ago, presum ably when the editor was asleep nt ¡the switch, as follows: "Jim Swats and Rlackie Burr got Into a row last night at the Drop-In dance, when Jim kicked Blackle In the fracsa." Loos« Leaf Binders. Sentinel. WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED, BUT NOT EVERYTHING YOU WANT Short’s Second Hand Store Beef Roasts 1 2 |c lb. Pork Roasts 121c lb. Shortening Bacon Squares 121c lb. B u lk CRESCEN T Bologna....... Wieners...... Minced Ham 3 ibs. 25c 15 c lb. W H E R E T H E T H R IF T Y T H R IV E