The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 28, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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IIKHKON.
June 24 M r« J»asl» G llcrlst und
M r« A. J Craig and children ep»nt
the toro part of the w«*<*k visiting
M rs . F red O verto n on Mosby creek
Mias M a ria m P ip er wvnt t« Ba taken up a homestead I I la located
loin W ednesday and
visited
her back o f the W A Woodard m ill
brother. A rchie Piper.
They plan to build a sm all chicken
M r» John M u rry . Miss M y rtle houee and live In It untU spring,
G illia m V ern a G llh a m . M rs Archie then build a larg er house fo r a
G llham . M rs Phoebe Young. M u p erm anent residence
M r an>l M ra Shank and M i and
Jessie G llcrlet. Mra A J. C raig end
Miss A nnabelle G llc ils t
attended M l» O liv er R obin) i fro m Creswell
the fu n eral of M re Kdna K iew eon were d in ner guests of M r and M rs
Mies Jean L ow ry o f Phoenla Fred F ü h re r Munday
' lH vt«altlnM a t the home of an uncle. I
» 5 i j i J P' lh r* r w "" “ KuM,,n•
Miaaee K a tie Q llcrtst. Bernice Addison H eath Mias
P a tte n and Jean L o w ry attended a to visit relatives here
surprise b irth d a y p arty In honor o f starts
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Mr M i M rt W
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L ow ry plana
M,
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u n til school q
rov vl l e
h
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J o f a son John Munday
S a M .-ta n
T h e J o h n K r ^ i^ k
fa m ily anil
the George Kehelbeck fa n il’ v itn.l
th e ir houee guests. M r sml
M i»
Box
H e c k e rt, motored
to W inchester
hay and spent F rid a y . T hey report
T h e Weats*rn B o * tX>.. located In Eugene on West (tecoud is under Ute ed that the roads were In good con­
ra»l>ahle m anagem ent o f M r. Geo. A. M o n k , who la a veteran In thia liuai- dition.
neaa. Phone S3»» for qiuUlty, w o rk m a iia h lp and b etter prices. They buy
T h e John Kehelbeck fa m ily «nil
annually o ver tw o m illio n tcet o f lu n ila 'r In la n e County alone.
M r and M rs H e c k e rt vlsltod the
Hlack B utte mines Saturday
F o r some tim e past people have
M eeting w ith universal approval
M r nnd Mrs. ltavm o n d 1 hnmp-
the products of ttie W estern B o* realised the value of this industry eon and M r Thom pson s mother.
Co. are goiug to a ll parts o f Uus Slid tils g re a t advantage of uslug M rs A rt Thom pson of O rchard
te in t o r y and have aiw aye given as many products us possible th a t W ash., visited at the home of Mrs
the trade satisfaction, w hich ac­ are pioduced in this com m unity. It rii.uupson'e brother. Fred Patten,
fo r several days of the tx s l week
counts fo r the compauy • rlee and Is alw ays best to buy local products,
M re. J N 1‘attwn
o f Cottage
successful business career w ith an especially thoee of superior q u ality Grove visited a eon. Fred Patten,
ever increasing patrouage
each such as the boxes d istrib uted by the past week
Hie W estern B o * Co. and offered
year.
M rs. John H a rm s o f P o rtland vis­
The W eetern Box Co. has m od­ a t reasonable prices.
ited Saturday at the Fred P atten
home.
T h e location of this p la n t in our
e rn fa c ilitie s fo r c a rry in g on Ils
H a ro ld Ougan o f O aklan d . Cal .
business and Is adm irably located m idst offers tils advantages o f sav­
ass regards shipping w hich euables ing much tim e to consumers in be­ and John Ougan o f la tth a m visited
Sunday evening at the home of
i t to fu rn is h It» products on short ing able to buy these products here t h e l l » B l i ' l , M l » I ' l r . l I ’l l t l e n
the expense of
notice and thus give customers the and not having
ilo v M u rry was a Eugene visitor
sending a g re a t distance fo r them
very best of service.
M onday
th e W estern Box Co. gives em ­
Veers of the products o f tilts con­
Misses Annabelle and K a tie G ll­
cern have received complete satis­ ploym ent to a uum ber o f people, crlet visited Mrs. Ixiule Stroheck
and
brings
fa c tio n because every b o * is made aide in developm ent
o f the best g rads m a te ria l adap­ money Into the com m u nity. I t is
table fo r Its p a rtic u la r use. They such institu tio ns as th a t th a t are a
m akin g
a re strung and ehow th a t accuracy b en efit to this te rrito ry ,
«uid u n ifo rm ity have been g re a tly It more prosperous and the people
considered in th e ir production, no o f lam e county should aid In this
ahlpshod methods o f p u ttin g
to­ prosperity by dem anding T h e W esL
F O B KAEM O U T B A U B .
g e th e r arc visible In the finished ern B o * Cu. products w henever It
T
O
T
R A D E D A IR Y S T O C K F O H
Is
possible.
p ro d u c t
good w o rk horse. J, C. U uker.
Western
..,,,,,. G .
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,
Co.— Home of Quality Always
W ANTADS
Black Butts routs.
J2i-a4p
F O R S A L K -1400 I V I M ' i i < u ...i
Cham pion m ow er and a wagon.
M rs. H e n ry ituhde. L oi ans ruute
th is w ell know n H o tel, UwaUxI a t 337 W illa m e tte S treet, In Eugene la Phone 22-F-4.
J 2 1 a lp
m odern and up-to-d«Ue and le ojicraUxi a t «ery reawamahle rates. T h e ir
F O H BABE
H A R D M A N P IA N O .
rooms are b rig h t, c h eerfu l and s tric tly m odern In every respect, o ffe r­
»00. A. M Bogan
102» Adam s
ing Lhc w«a*ry tra v e le r a haven fo r rest and quiet- llm le r the capable avenue.
J21 a4p
m anagem ent of M r. J. F. Key Holds. Phone I »60.
F O H BABE O H
TRADE
ONE
C h rysler coach. One cook stove.
foods are
T h e m anagem ent extends a cor­ In your m em ory. All
B
re
a
k
fa
s
t
table
and
fo
u
r
chairs.
served toy
and
d ia l welcome to all when stopping prepared, cooked
« m an ner oom messing U u " •» •c trlo radio. E . J. K e n t D e
m m
? .P ki
lig h t Valley. Phone 3»-F-21. J21 a4p
in Eugene. T h e y are p u ttin g fo rth to the eye and ! highly
p alatable In
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OWN T B E « A D D L E
every e ffo rt to give th e ir guests all tho kitch en you w ill find only the , F O lt B A B E
most m odern o f squlpm ent and
» « * hur” ' N -
o f the com forts of home.
1 Phons »4.
Jy2M 4p
Is kept scrupulously
In connection
w ith
this
well everything
H IG H
kno w n hotel Is the O regon H o tel clean T h e re la never a question of F O R B A B E O H T R A D E
g rade piano and ito-gauge double
C afe, w here you can obtain the s an itary laws In this coffee shop.
b a rre l shotgun. W ill tiad o fo r a n y ­
T h s courtesy and a tte n tio n of the
best o f foods and a cup of coffee
thin g 1 can use. B e rt Hands. N o rth
you w ill re a lly enjoy. "T he proof attend ants Is ano ther featu re of P acific highw ay.
Jly21-a4p
of the pudding is in the eating th eir service th a t la w o rth y of more
FOR
MABE — M O L
a m .,
thereof.'' T h a i's w hy we w a n l you than passing m ention.
goals, cows and a binder. Chas.
In thia review we wish to call Conner. D e lig h t, valley, telephone
to drop In a t the O regon H o tel
C afe and try th e ir b reakfast, lunch o ur re«ulera a tte n tio n to the O re ­ 3 » -F -£
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Jly21«4|.
o r dinner. They specialise In home­ gon H o te l and ask them to take ad­
F O H B A B E J E R S E Y M IB K CGW
made pies and pastries. T he food vantage of this fine establishm ent
U r w ill trade fo r brood sow w ith
served Is the k in d th a t w ill Unger w hen In the city.
pigs. Claude Arne, llls sto n route
' Phone l - F - 4 . ________ Jly2»«ll|>
| B J ll T H A U E
IM P R O V E D
20
«terra near Fresno, Cal., fo r Im ­
proved acreage here. Mrs. It.
M.
Oakes. Cottage Grove. G eneral de-
Oregon Hotel—Your Home Away From Home
livery._____ ___________jly3»-aHp
The Mutual
Life Insurance ¡1
Company
F O R B A B E — S P E C IA L SI M M E R
sale on antique fu rn itu re , press­
ed glassware, old clocks, etc. G ra ­
ham A ntique Shop 02b -Sou111 R iv ­
e r r«iad.
_ n
J ly2»n tH p
FO B B EN T .
FO R BENT"
S M A L L 20 A t 'I U .
fa rm . House p artly furnished and
buUdinge in good condition. 1U acres
cultivated and 10 acres pasture. W.
W . C h rism an.
710 south
F irs t
N ew York
announces the appointm ent of
Mr. T. H. Gustafson
Its Representative for
C O T T A G E G R O V E A N D V IC IN IT Y
TH E
BOOT A N U F O U N D .
M IS C E L L A N E O U S .
B O A R D A N D ROOM O R ROOM
fo r ren t. T h e price Is cheap. Cull
' any tim e a fte r Bunday. 12» n o rth
I R iv e r road,
N O T IC E F O B PC U M C A T1O N .
D e p a rtm e n t of the in te rio r, gen­
eral land o ffice a t itoeeburg. Ore.,
July 11. 1022.
N o tice la hereby given th a t Cor­
d elia R a k e r, deserted w ife of K in g
D avid R a k e r, c,o B laise H o tel, 1117
3rd Ave, Beattie, W ash., who on
June 21, 102», made homestead en-
I try e e n a l No. UHttol», fo r N t 1*
N K la section 33, tow nship 2U B„
range 2 W ., W illa m e tte m eridian ,
has filed notice of In te n tio n to m ake
fin a l three year proof, to eelabliah
c la im to the land above described,
before H . A. Canaday, register of
the U. B. land o ffice a t Rueeburg.
j O ra., on the 22nd day of August,
1033. T be e n try m a n , K in g
D avid
j R a k e r, la n o tifie d th a t by subinle-
sion o f said proof his w ife , C o r­
d elia R a k e r, seeks to o btain patent
I In h er own nam e.
C la im a n t names as witnesses:
Jam es R edfo rd , D o rena, Oregon;
Charles lto n e r. C ottage G rove, O re­
gon, M re. E f f ie
B lew , C ottage
G rove, O regon; M r a
In a B m llh ,
1 Cottage G rove, Oregon.
I I A M I I A . A. C A N A D A Y ,
J ly I4 -a llc ________________ R egister.
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WOMAN
PAYS
N o tic e Is hereby given th a t the
1 undersigned has filed herein her
fin a l account as the a d m in is tra trix
! of the estate of E m m e tt M . Sharp,
deceased, w ith the county court of
Bane county, state of Oregon, and
an o rder has been made and e n te r­
ed of record d ire c tin g this notice
and setting the 22nd day of Aug-
1 ust, 1W33, a t the hour of 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of said day ae the
tim e and the county cou rt ro o n ,
county cou rt house, Eugene, Lane
county, state of Oregon, as the
place fo r the h earing of objections,
If any, to the fin a l account and the
fin a l settlem ent o f said estate.
D ated and firs t published
this
21st day o f Ju ly. 1933.
W ould You
Scour Pots and
Pans for 3C a Day?
Date of last publication August
18, 1933.
H A T T IE U. S H A R P , Admin­
istratrix of Estate of E m ­
m ett M. Sharp, Deceased.
H erb ert W. Iximbard,
Jy21-al8c
Attorney for Adm inistratrix.
> THE DIFFERENCE in (««I coete between
old (etkioned Heme cooking end tke
Modem efficiency of electricity will tcldom
exceed 3 cent« e day. Tke laving in food
tkrinkage alone will sevc pert or eN of ikit
difference, end kow wonderful It ie to use
a fuel «0 clean tkat tke bottom of your
cooking utenril« will not toil your finest
kandkercklcf. Cook the modem, conven­
ient, electrical way. Electricity it tke per­
fect servant.
MOUNTAIN STATES
ROWER COMPANY
NOTICE OF FIN A L
BETTI.EMENT.
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned has filed herein hi«
final account as the adm inistrator
with the will annexed of 'he estate
of Harrison R. Godard, deceased,
w ith tha county court of Lane coun.
ty, state of Oregon, and an order
has been made and entered of rec­
ord directing this notice and setting
the 16th day of August, 1933, at the
hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon
of said day as the tim e and the
county court room, county court
houee, Eugene, Igine county, state
of Oregon, as the place for the
hearing of objections. If any, to the
final account and the final settle­
m ent of said estate.
Dated and firs t published this
14th day of July, 1088.
Date of last publication August
11, 1933.
S H E R M A N L. G O D A R D , Ad-
, m lnlstrator w ith the w ill an­
nexed of the estate of H a r­
rison R. Godard, deceased.
Herbert W. Lombard,
JlylF -allp
Attorney for Administrator.
week lie wes accom panied by H a r ­
old H a rtle y , who returned to his
Imine at Gaston
H ow ard T a y lo r of Cottage Grove
was s din ner gussl F rid a y a t the
A. W oolcott home
John Ashby and M r
and Mre.
C la ir P arka and sons, w are E u ­
gene visitors F rid a y
M rs Ashby
Is Im proving satisfacto rily fro m a
1 scent opetallon.
Visitors at ths I. B Cut tie ranch
are M r and Mre. C u rtle and a
dau gh ter, parents and
sister
of
M i 1 'ui 11» 'I li, y n u l l i n cd fi m i l l.o»
Angeles via M cK snxIe pass.
S ilk creek was well represented
at the election F rid a y , 1U0 persons
casting votes.
Miss V io la Rohde was a visitor
Iasi week at the home of M r and
M i«. John G verholser d u rin g
tha
absence of Mias F reda I looker
Visitors Sunday at ths Georgs
Teeters home were a niece, Mre. |
Hob Combs and children, and M r.
und Mrs. Sam Stephen, a ll ol l.o
gene, and M l
and
M re.
R alph
Teeters and dau gh ter o f Cottage
Grove. M rs. Combs and children .
and M r. and M rs. Stephens being i
liUKKNA.
d
in ner guests.
July 24
Mrs. It u lli England und
E d w in Estes Is building an ele­
children
were
Eugene
visibile
v a te d w a le i la n k o f w ood to hold
Tuesday.
H
ugh --------------
D o o llttl
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left Wedneedav about ft.IMJO gallons to Irrig a te hie
for Bohem ia where he has employ garden.
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m ent In the mines.
T he H appy Ctrele Mewing club N O T IC E O F B A L K O F R E A L
met W ednredny w ith M i« E m m a
P R O P E R TY ON A T TA C H ­
G regory al the club house. One
M E N T E X E C U T IO N .
quilt «11» ,|u iii. ,i „11,1 t w o < "io
Notice is hereby glveu that by
fo rlere
lacked
M any
nK'inbere v irtu e of an a tta c h m e n t execution
wer» present T he next meeting Issued out u t the c irc u it court uf
w ill be August 2 w ith M rs. R u th 14 u > county, state u f Orogun, ou
England as hostess.
the 1911« duy u f June, 1933, in an
M r. and M is W A. Hobart of action w herein lx B e lls S te w a rt le
T re n t visited F rid a y
w ith N ora p la in tiff and H a r r y W . N e e l, os
W ard
u d m iu la tra lo r uf the estate of W.
W ayne K ir k
of
Balem
spent II. Cooper, decetucd,
and
R u th
T hu rsday In Dorsnn
Cooper are defend ant», und wlier«»-
Mllss W icks of Eugene
vlslled in, on Uie 2Utb day o f Septem ber,
b rie fly here Thursday.
Hie »aid p la in tif f recovered a
M i and M rs A lb erl Blocks of Judgment again st the said d efe n ­
C o llag e Grove vlsl'ed F lld a v at the dants fo r lbs sum uf six b undled
J. K R edford home.
fifty two dollars nin ety-nin e cents
John W lilts e ll of D e x le r
spent I»IB2.U9), e lg h ty -fiv e dollars (»»a.
F rid a y evening at his hums here uo> attorneys fee and coats and
M rs F ern K lik of Cresw ell vis­ disbuisuuicuts, taxes a t eighteen
ited F rid a y w ith a sister. M m llu th dollars tw en ty-five cents t»l».2a),
England
w hich Judgment was entered and
John H o lstru n i left T hu rsday on d u c k e t , d m tile clark's o ffice in
u business trip to Portland.
said court lu sold county on the
J. E R edford and N e llie W ilb u r said 29111 d a y uf Septem ber, 1930,
w ere Eugene vlelto is H alurday
..lid
a ilu c lim e u t execution to ms
Louis Dodge returned homo Wed- directod, com m anding ma. In
ths
nvsdav a fle r tw o weeks em ploy­ nam e uf the stats of Oregon. In o r­
m ent In the forest service al Bo­ der to aatisfy said Judgment, in te r-
hem ia
ra t, a ttu iiiry a fee. costs and dls-
M ie. Ito h e it Coomba and children b ureau ienu and accruing coat», to
of Eugene are visiting w ith
Mrs sail the follow ing described prop­
Coomb» parents, M r
and
.Sirs erty. to-w lt:
Chas Teeters.
Beginning a t a point In seo-
Munday school was held in P elei
tiun 21. tow nship 2U south range
son s grove Bunday and a basket
3 west, 34.»» c lta liu east of the
d in n e r was served by the women
northeast cornsr «if ths Jamss
at noon Rev K enn eth A Tobias
H . M c F a rla n d D. B C. No. 6»
and fn m llv of S p rin gfield were pre»
liience n o rth 2U* east 7.&0
eilt and M i. 1'obxs held services In
chains, Ihsncs east 3.72 chains;
the afternoon.
thsnce south 2V* west 2 oiiam s;
M r and M rs. P. F. Rose le ft S a t­
'.hence south 17* west 1 chain;
urday for Roseburg where they w ill
thence south
29*
west
431
visit w ith M r Rose» parents
chains, thence west 4 chains to
M i and M rs. 1. C. B ells of Dow
the place o f beginning, con­
ney. Cal., a rrived Munday They arc
tain ing 2.93 acres of laud, more
camped on the J E R edford place
or less, In I s m county. Oregon.
and expect to spend th e ir entire
Now . therefoio . in the nam e of
vacation here
the e late of Oregon, In com pliance
M rs R u th England and chlldion will« said execution and o rder of
spent Monday
w ith relatives In sale and In o rder to satisfy said
Creswell.
ludginent. Interest, a tto rn ey's is»,
R u th Shearer of Eugene spent cuete end disbursem ents and ac­
the week end w ith a brother. H a rrv cruing costs, 1 w ill, on 'Tuesday, the
Shearer.
» lh day of August. 1933, a t ths
Roger Tobias of S pringfield Is hour of lu o'clock In ths forenoon
visiting this week nt the E lm er u f said day. at the southwest fro n t
W icks home
door of the county court house, E u ­
gene. I s m county. O re., o ffe r for
1 11V IH E N E W S .
sale, and sell fo r cash at public
July 27 M rs. George A llem an of a m llo n . eublccl to rcd en^ |d lon n»
Culp Creek spent Tuesdav at her
home here.
M rs. M J. P erinl. M rs T o m Al
llson. M rs N o rm an Butter.
Mrs
Claude Shasta and M is
W illia m s
were In Eugene Saturday.
lien Thom as, who Uvea on tha
Nsls Ix w is place, killed tw o ra ttle ­
snakes Ittsl week.
One
»¡1» 111
inches long w ith 13 rattles, the o th ­
er. 3A Inches long w ith 7 ra llie s
M r and M rs E. 1, McReynolds
and M r anti M rs «leorge M c R e y ­
nolds vlsltsd (he C. C. C. cam p a l
Brice creek Saturday.
M r. and Mrs. Am erigo Mostachet-
tl o f C u rtin spent Huturday
eve­
ning w ith M r. and M is. H a rr y Me-
Dole.
M ra. C lare C h ap m an and
Mias
N ellie C hapm an were In
Eugene
Tuesday
Guests at the E. L M cR eynolds
home over the
week
end
were
Steve O v e rh o lie r and M r and Mrs
I* ra n k Johnson of Jefferson and
Mrs. Rose M organ of Albany.
M r and M rs F. F. P a rk e r visit­
ed o vernig ht at the J A M ackey
ho ma.
M r and M rs. A r th u r Dugan and
sons of H ebron visited w ith M r and
M rs D an Dugan Sunday
M r and M rs. H a ro ld D ugan a r ­
rived S a turday fro m O aklan d. Cal.,
to visit w ith M r Dugan s parents,
M r and M rs D an Dugan
A c om m u nity picnic
was held
Sunday at the It H. K cn a d y grovi*.
M r. and M rs. F red Dow
fro m
Brooks w ere Sunday
visitors at
the Jack
Robinson
home.
The
Dows arc fo rm e r residents.
Mre. A lv in
M cG a rv In gave a
b irth d ay d in n e r F rid a y
for
her
m other. M rs. Al M ille r, who Is vis­
A H ,« ,.
itin g here fro m p o rt O rfo rd .
M r and M rs. J Alan W ic k h a m of
Halsey, w ith M rs Anna W lc k m a n
and son F ra n k lin o f Roseburg, vls-
Ited at the J. A. M ackey home one
day this week.
Mrs. M cn th of Bend visited Mrs.
Rodney M elv in Wednesday.
M rs W illia m Young and children
of Dixon. Cal., came S a tu rd a y for
a visit w ith M rs. Young's parents,
M r. and M rs. A. Boderstrom.
M rs. M a rg a re t Arnold and Mrs.
H elen S u ite r o f C u rtin spent F r i­
day w ith Mrs. M nggle M ote o f Cot-
tage Grove.
and Miss M a ig a ie l Furgeeon T h u re -
day afternoon
Ell lllo tt Vinson Is directing a play
that le to b«* prceenled al the local
F arm ers' union hall In August It
le a western play.
T h e George Kehelbeck fam ily and
Hie R o bert Cam pbell
fam ily
of
Richm ond. Cal
w eie Sunday din
Her guests of M is Kehelheek's and
Mrs Cam pbell's b rother H a rle y al
1 L o ian e
Mies June W illia m s spent
the
' week end In Kugene
w ith
Miss
Helen H u ff
M i »ml M re H e c k e rt and chil­
dren o f Cleveland. <>. returned to
I lieli home Tueedav
They
had
been visiting at the homes of th e ir
| cousins, George and John
K ehel­
beck
M rs H o lm and d au gh ter
Iona
M i «ml Mrs. N o n iiu ti Ream , M t»
H a ttie Beam . K a th e rin e Schneider,
; M i «m l Mrs. H u rley R eam
and
baby and the George
Kehelbeck
fam ily «m l th n ir house guests, Mi
«ml M rs H e ckert, picnicked Sun
day evening on Cedar creek
provided by law . all the rig h t, title
and Interest o f said defendants and
all persone o lalm lng by. throujrh or
under them . In and to said prem-
D ated and firs t published thia
7th d ay o f July, IBM.
D ate o f last publication Auauet
4th, 1933.
C. A. H W A R T B . S h e riff,
I x n e County. Oregon.
By A. K. H U IJ C O A A R D ,
D eputy.
tyr-
M ake a ctive use of
W omen'» Cliurdor «e
H O SE!
H ike in 'etnl Hl«y in em l Live in 'enil
T heir low price and g»x«J wearing quaJitie»
cut tl»e overhead undcrttxXl
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Piool lo p I
S im u la te d
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25
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NOTICE OF FIN A B HETTBE-
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J u ly 28, 2 9
S T R A Y E D M A B E B E L G IU M I O
lice dog. B lack w ith tan m a rk
Inge. F rie n d ly disposition. Auswure
to nam e
Von." R e w a rd
fo r 1 * 1
turn. Mylon H a ig h t, Disstoa route.
Phon«i_3«PF-U.
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of
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Own GRRDEn
Your truck qard»n»T» hov» produced on
ST abundance of vegetable« and fruit» of ex­
ceptional quality this year.
Safeway Store» act as the retail agent» for
1 thousands of these L O C A L growers. Thi»
week we have secured an especially fine
selection. Give your gardeners a boost by
filling your market basket with fresh fruit»
and v e g e ta b le » a t y o u r n e ig h b o rh o o d
M USHY C R E E K .
July 24. Velm n M yers and H a r ­
old K ir k of this neighborhood were
m arried In Eugene .Saturday.
Rosem ary Fraxee, who had been
w o rk in g fo r M rs. Green, spent sev­
eral days at home, w hile ,Vfrn Green
took a trip to the coast.
M r. and M rs. F in le y W hlpps have
sold th e ir ranch to A. C. B all of
Io w a , and have moved th eir house­
hold goods to the Bus H itch er pluc«i
u n til they can m ake fu rth e r plans.
M r. and M is . B ill C hapm an of
T ho rn to n
Corners were visitors
Saturday at I lie l l a n v Castle home.
A large crow d gathered .Sunday
n ig ht und charlva rie d M r. and Mrs.
H a ro ld K irk , newlyweds o f this
neighborhood. Games were played
outdoors u n til a late hour.
B e rt Lancaster, who Is w orking
a t a C. C. C. camp, Is home two
weeks to put up his hay.
M rs. C liffo rd A llen, who had been
vis itin g in P o rtla n d , returned home
last week.
T h e G e t-T o g eth er club m et w ith
M rs. Roy K ennedy Wednesday a f­
ternoon.
M rs. A rchie C raig und three c h il­
dren nnd M rs. Jesslo G llc rls t
of
H ebron are v isitin g several days nt
the Fred O verton home.
M r. and M rs. H a r r y D row n , who
had been vis itin g a t the Procsh
! home, have returned to th e ir home
In C a lifo rn ia .
Floyd Jones accom panied
two
tru ck loads o f C. C. C. men from
this riv e r to the coast Sunday on a
pleasure trip . T h e y returned the
same evening.
C andy Bars
B IL K C R E E K .
July 26. A dau gh ter wns born to
M r. and M rs. E . R oberts T h u is d iy .
C u rtis Veatch of Halsey was in
the neighborhood F rid a y to cast
his vote at the state election.
E rnest D a rn e ll hauled a Irani of
cedar lum ber fro m Cottage Orove
to P o rtla n d W ednesday
of
last
3 for 1(X
Pineapple Libby’s crushed 2f«l5c
D el M onte P eas
22%
M ayonnaise Best Foods
G rapenuts
P‘
pk«
l9c
i&
C im ile cane and maple
19c
'P int
>
1
j
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TOASTIES
for crispness
2
f o r ....
M inute T apioca
.... pkg- l(k
15c
FLOUR
Large well
ripened
4 f°r 25c
Cabbage
Local grown
solid head
Pound
K C Baking P ow der
19c
T una Fish
W hite Star
tin
10c
W aldorf T issu e
4 roll« 23c
H ighw ay M atches
c,ncm 27c
1
Corn
Golden Bantam
Dozen
24
Carrots
Local grown
2 bunches
H ersh ey’s C h ocolate « lb 1%
P & G Laundry S o a p 10 b«» 33c
PO ST
E
M axw ell H ouse C o ff e e lb 2%
Maximum
SYRUP
ZX • » T
Safeway Store.
A blend of
Brazilian coffee
X9C
W
’ C ants
COFFEE
Pound
W |-r » 1 C » « J l
5
Green Peppers
For stuff ing
3 pounds
Tomatoes
Field ripened
3 pounds
*
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T iger Lily F a m ily . . . . 49-ib.sk.$1.44
BACON SQ U A R E Swe|icured — |b'9c
SH O R TEN IN G ................4 37c
Cottage G rove
W e D eliver
Phone 219