PREGO
CfltUflf ßrovr grattaci
port CCC camp «pent the week visitors one »->» r.lng last week at
( and with hl* parent*. Mr and Mr* the Claude Arne home.
- Chai I»» Roalaugh.
Mr. and Mr». Fred Gueglsberg
—
ft ’*ï*T
'«<*»
.*
FSWf.'U
■»•TT *!I,B
Thara4ar
by *»
ruttai»
Mr*. Dora Wood* of Puitland entertained at their home Satur
O«». Fibltahtaa Oomp..»
v
isited
laat
week
with
a
daughter,
day evening with a dance.
gib.« H.4. -
' t ^ i ili- -
Ethan Tonole, who accom­
Scott of Marcóla spent Sundav Mr».
Chari»» Haiison or Grand June-
K m —t» —
LJitaZtarr
panied
Mr».
Wood«
to
Portland
on
wlth Mr. and Mr». S P. Short- her return and will vtalt for a tlon, Colo., Is a guest till» week
I
'ir .l . 1 . . . j " ’ |t » » t |,„
• n l a .r .d „
,
ridge
of Mr. and Mr». G, E Annand
*»<• Jgf»>». «• i . m . 4 »!••■ mbtt.r
Mrs H C. Rose and Miss Elsie week.
L. K Brumfield of Marshfield
Mr». John WllUan and children
Rose of Cottage Grove visited 'accompanied
Mr». Clifford Wal­ motored up Saturday evening to
who would pay it. The number Tuesday with Mr». R B Dixon.
lace of Suk creek to the William the Mrs. Amanda Sears home and
„ who wouldn't p*y had to be great-
W. A. Keane was at Saginaw Well» home at Walden and »pent was accompanied home Sunday by
4 er than the number who would ► rlday at tha home of a son How­ the day Monday
Mr*. Btumfleld. who had spent the
ard.
past two weeks here with her
_!
Mr
and
Mr«.
Willard
Herman
of
Mr*. J. W Evans. Ml»« Myrtle Harrisburg and Mr. and Mr». Hal mother. Mrs. Sears.
And that was the way income
Guv
Mrs. X W Robinson and son
tax was enacted. It has since be­ Evans and Mr and Mr»
Eaton of Eugene were vtattor»
French
of Eueene were week-end Sunday
come eo thoroughly accepted that •meets of
afternoon of Mt and Mr» went to Portland last week for
Mr and Mra Benton Benton Schrenk.
medical treatment for the son. who
* i no one thinks of repeal
Schrenk.
has an Infected knee.
*
But we read in one of our favor-
Miss L’leta Olin left Saturday for
Mra. T. C. Shaw went to Rose-
ttonald and Llovd
Landwehr.
s tte dallies that this year 50,000 bur»f Monday to the home of a l*ortland, where »he plans to re­ who had visited relatives here the
son, O. H. Shaw, whose wife Is main Indefinitely.
F Oregonians will pay income ’*»
Mr. and Mr». Charles Bales of past week, left for their home in
d Have incomes in Oregon in- ill. She expects to remain for sev­
Mount View visited Sunday with Astoria Friday.
■ creased to auch an extent that a eral days.
Mta. Max Kruee and Miss Louise Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Green.
; huge number have been forced
Mrs. Joe Premaaai entertained
Kruse of Latham were callers
t into the income-paying class’
Wednesday- at the J. W Fisher 15 children at her home Saturday
■ No. Incomes are much lower and C. R Trent homes.
afternoon m honor of the birthday
* j now than they were when income
Otis Dickey spent the week end anniversary of her little daughter
' tax was enacted.
Joanne. The time was spent play­
In Albany- and Corvallis.
C. R. Trent visited Sunday af­ ing games and refreshments were
How then so many more income
ternoon with Charles Putman at eerved. The guests were children
' taxpayers?
from the neighborhood and Shirley
Simply because the recent spe­ Walden.
M EET T H E CI.F.RK
Miller
Mr. and Mra L. J Green, who LaBlue of Hebron and
There are many who can remem­ cial session of the legislature re­ had been living In the C. W Smith of Culp Creek.
duced
the
exemptions.
Mrs. Henry Lake entertained the
ber the old-time country store.
Dwyre house are moving this
Some of those who years ago week to Cottage Grove.
Gowdyville Neighborhood club of
Little attempt at orderly ar­
voted it onto the other follow have
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Baldwin which she is a member, at her
rangement or display of goods.
now had income tax voted onto and children were Sundav dinner home Wednesday at an all-day
Usually heated with a wood or them.
guests of Mr. and Mrs Bartlett meeting. A potluck dinner was
coal stove often with a sawdust
served at noon.
1
Now that income tax Is accepted, Johnson at Saginaw.
container underneath for the ac­
Melvin Tonole sustained a severe
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sehermacher of
commodation of consumers of plug the probabilities are that exemp­ Voltage Grove were dinner guests injury to a thumb one day last 1
tobacco who gathered there to tions will be lowered from time to Saturday- evening of Mr and Mrs week while cutting wood The axe 1
struck his thumb, splitting both
settle great political problems and time until nearly everyone with an R. B. Dixon.
comment upon affairs of the com­ income will pay some tax.
Marv Alma Benston and Hattie the flesh and bone through the 1
And those with small Incomes and Katherine Monroe of Saginaw middle.
!
munity.
Patrons didn't expect clerks to can not consistently object if they spent Saturday with Mr». W A
MOUNT VIEW,
drop a friendly conversation with helped to vote it onto the other
Feb. 27.- Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
a visitor in order to wait on the fellow.
It has been a roundabout way
LATHAM.
I King attended the home-coming
trade, nor to leave a traveling
Feb. 28.—A parent-teacher meet­
at the I. O. O. F. lodge in Cot-
man Just as he was getting to the to get the kind of Income tax
i
tage
Grove
Friday.
ing
was
held
nt the school house
, that this writer believed all the |
point of a story.
Bernice Patten
William Sorenson of Westf.r Monday night.
time
that
we
should
have,
and
the
i
Sartorially clerks were left to
spent the week end with hla f Hi­ played a piano solo. At the bust
joke
is
that
the
fellow
who
be-
I
their own inclinations.
lly here.
ness meeting It was decided to
Those may have been the good lleved he was voting something
Elmer Curry was taken to a Eu­ continue the P.-T.-A. The half
onto
the
other
fellow
actually
‘
gene hospital for further ex ulna- scholarship to the summer school
old days, and they certainly had
voted the same thing onto himself ‘
tion last week. He was injured at Corvallis next summer was
some advantages.
Intangibles
tax
exemptions
have
'
while employed at Westfir ana had given to llene Trunnell. After the
That kind of store was Just dis­
spent several weeks i n t i ,
business meeting the cooking club
appearing from the picture when also been reduced.
pital before coming home.
girls sang two songs, "Club Work
When times get back to where ■
this writer arrived in Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Warren K< y and Girls, Club Work Bov»," and "The
they used to be, income tax, intan- 1
Grove.
Mrs
Ida
Garoutte
of
1
irvlew More We Get Together." They
The store of today Is an entirely gibles tax and, possibly, sales tax
were Sundav dinner guests >f Mr. were followed by a piano solo bv
should
prove
a
great
relief
to
different sort of thing.
and Mrs. J. A. Schneider.
Iiene Trunnell. The next number
No open boxes of dried fruit or real property. This writer would J
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales was a violin solo by Ivan Patten
not,
however,
favor
complete
a
bo-
s
vegetables sitting
spent Sundav with Mr Bali
par- R. C Kuehner. county club agent,
lition of property tax.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. ' reen. and his moving pictures were a
or floor for the
at
Thornton
Corners.
special attraction of the evening
of one of the canine species, or
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wl.
Mr. Kuehner showed three pic­
Editor John W. Anderson of the
to be handled by the customer.
and Marie Williams visited
tures. "Golden Hearts," "Couple of
Practically nothing any more not Eugene News is personally con­
day with Mr. Williams' sis r. Bachelors'' and ’’Rainbow's End."
in sealed can. sealed package or ducting a musical column, "Gimme
Mrs. Tunis VanProoyn at Latha.
Mr and Mrs. Robert St. Elmo
Your ’A'." The editor says his
cellophane.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson an», and two daughters visited Sunday
Everything displayed the b e s t co.unin will not be highbrow and
baby, Mrs. C. C. Cruson and Earl
the homes of Mr. and Mrs
will be presented each Sunday-
advantage.
Hill of Cottage spent Thursday F ie t Phillips and Thomas Cruxan
evening at the Mrs. Amanda In *_• -;ter.
provided its conductor is sure it is
Clerks on their toes.
Sears home.
Grace St Elmo was absent from
And here’s something this writer read. He refers to "goings on"
George Shirley of McMinnville school Mo-ida, suffering from a
saw’ the other day in some In­ pertaining to music and to "mu­
spent the week end with his broth­ badly infected finger.
sical doings." It is quite evident
structions given to clerks:
er. O. J. Shlrlev.
A meeting of the "Big and IJt-
"Do not wear loud colored shirts the column will not be highbrow
Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Robinson tle Cooks" club was held at the
or other clothing unbecoming a but If that is the way Editor An­
have moved onto what was for­ school house Monday. All but one
derson is going to describe mu­
business man.
merly the F. B. Phillips place.
member were prer nL The group,
Mr and Mrs. Glen Llnebaugh which had been , ompleted, was
“Have your hair trimmed in a sical affairs in Eugene, he had
and children and Mrs. Nancy Line- "Eggs." The work until the next
better say he will continue to con­
MAN’S fashion, not a shiek's."
taugh of Walden and Donald and meeting. March 19, will be on
There were other instructions duct the column provided he is
,L10£d^indwehr
of Astoria
Fruit
Meat
equally important. In another ten physically able.
years the clerks will have to wear
Report has it that sorority-
cellophane.
house mothers have been directed
What has happened to the 59.06 to see that their feminine charges
dollar that caused such a stir on have on enough clothes before
front pages a few weeks ago? Has permitting them to go out. The
anyone noticed any difference in old saying has it that clothes
what It will buy? As a matter of don't make the man but the deans
fact, the average of things the of women seem to think that
ordinary family needs seems to be enough of them will make a
lower. If anything, than when the lady.—Eugene News.
If it requires clothes to make
59.06 dollar made Its notsy debut.
a lady, we are likely to be rather
A Sicily clock has a cock that short of that brand of femininity.
crows at dawn wnd a lion that roars
It has come to pass in this coun­
at sunset.
try that when a girl is worth her
weight in gold she is worth 335 an
ounce.—Dallas News.
Even at the lower price for gold,
we of the older school got more
far our money when we held 'em
on our laps than the fellows of
today do at the advanced price-
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Young
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Ladies7
DID YOU KNOW
BREIER S HAVE
LATEST IN SPRING
Inflation seems to be preferable
to the InsuUation that we had dur­
ing the days of prosperity.
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STLYES AT
Adventist Church. — At Intersec­
tion of west Main and M streets is
a small white church. Seventh Day
AdvenusL Each ¡Saturday at »10 an
hour is spent in the study of the
Sabbath school lesuon. At 11 o’clock
the pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, de­
livers a sermon, the »roof of his
statements being named by chap­
ter and verse from the Bible. Wed­
nesday evening hour. 7:30.
Del Monte Peas . . . . No. 2 tin 13
Libby’s Spinach . . . No. 2l/ 2 tin 14
Mayonnaise
Best Foods
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pt.
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The famous
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The Sentinel;
First Methodist Episcopal Churrh.
Meredith A. Groves. Pastor. —Sun­
day school, 9:45, Omer Moore, su­
perintendent. Forenoon service, 11,
sermon topic, "Becoming a Metho­
dist.” Ves-er service, 5, sermon
topic, “A Lion Tamer" Special
music by young ladles’ quartet,
orchestra and others. Hymn re­
quests bv orchestra will be played
at 4:45. Young people’s meetings:
Epworth leagues, 6. Prayer meet­
ing, 7:80, Thursday-
Free Methodist Church, R. W.
Howell, Pastor. — Sundav school,
9:45, in charge of Mrs. Lillian
Cormlck. Forenoon service, 11, ser­
mon topic, “Spiritual Growth.”
Evening service, 7:30. sermon topic,
"Daniel's Prophetic Image and the
Stone That Smote It" This is the
third in a series of prophetic ser­
mons. Cottage prayer meeting,
7:30, Thursday.
• • •
Highway Baptist Church, Henry
Wilson Davis, Pastor. — Sundav
school, 10, M. C. Hickenbottom, su­
perintendent. The pastor will be­
gin a class of new converts Sun­
day In training for church mem­
bership. Forenoon service. 11. ser­
mon topic, "Called to Be Servants
and not Masters." Evening ser­
vice, 7:30, sermon topic, "Follow­
ing the Oleim.” Prayer meeting.
7:30, Thursday.
Penb-cmtal Assembly of God, At­
wood Foster, Pastor. — Sunday
school. 9:45. Forenoon service. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carver, evange­
lists, will begin a series of ser­
vices to be held every night for
two weeks. Children’s church. 3,
Saturday
e » •
Presbyterian Church. James Alk-
ln Smith, Pastor.— Sunday school*
10. Tom Short, superintendent
Forenoon service, 11, sermon topic,
"The Greatest Thing One Man Can
Do for Another.” Evening service,
7:30, sermon topic. “What Will
Jesus Do With Me?” This is the
ninth sermon In a series on
"Spiritual Recovery." Young peo­
ple's meetings: Christian endeavor
societies. 6:30. Prayer meeting,
7:30, Wednesday, topic, "Witness-
Christian
south
Science
Second
Society,
street
242
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Baker’s Premium j l b - 1
Baker’s
£ lb. j
C a lu m e t
Baking Powder
lb.
2
Snowflake
Crackers
florida Russets
Bananas
Golden Ripe
MEATS
B acon
Dainty Salted Wafers
S q u ares
Note : Correction of error in
last week’s ad—should have
read “ 2-lb. box 29c ”
ureau
A new use for egg yolks.
Sunshine Seven-Minute Icing.
One cup sugar, 6ne-thlrd cup boil­
ing water, two egg yolks, one tea­
spoonful vanilla.
Beat egg yolks In top of double
boiler; add sugar and then the
boiling water, gradually. Have
water in bottom of double booller
boiling gently. Place egg mixture
over water and start beating im­
mediately with rotary type beater.
Beat constantly until mixture
looks fluffy and will stand in
peaks when beater Is pulled out
of it Flavor. Orange juice might
be substituted for water.
For aid In household problems,
menu planning or special recipes,
send In your request with a self-
addressed stamped envelope to
Julia Lee Wright, director, Home-
makers’ Bureau, Safeway Stores,
Inc., Box 660, Oakland. California.
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G O T F E E Royal Club 3-lb. can 6 V C
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Baking Pow der Calumet Kean 25c
FLOUR Blue Bell Hardwheat 49-lb. bag $ j [ . 3 9
Q u a rt
G a llo n
SO A P BIG BOY . . 7 bars 25c
SO A P CREME OIL 8 bars 25c
I una Fish
cuns
Grapefruit
C ocoa
Church o f the Naxarene, C. V.
Bryson. Pastor. — Sunday school,
9:45, Mrs. E. C. Evenson, supsrin-
tendenL Forenoon service, 11, the
third of a series of sermons on
the tabernacle. Evening service,
7:30, evangelistic. Prayer meeting,
7:30, Wednesday.
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
U n .v e re ity ol Ore am debate team s haws abandoned the old style of 'n e g a tiv e en d a f fir m a t iv e "
co m p etition , and this year a re c a rry in g th e ir "symposium p lan " d ire c t Io th e people of v a rio u s c o m m u n itie s
In th a state. In pEice of d e b ating to m s r iv a l collsg» on s o m t o o n tro v trs ls l topic, th e y h a ve ta k e n te a
atlo n In Oregon for a su bject, and team m em b ers present th e ir view s and fin din gs to au d ie n ce s com
posed of e ltlre n e . In th is way students gam va lu ab le experience and th a people era g iv e n th a b e n e fit of
th e ir study. T h e y have a lre a d y been en th u sia stic ally received In several co m m un ities, w h e re th e y have
appeared befors com m unity clubs, granges and elmE-ar organisatio ns. T h e y p lan to v is it m a n y p a rts of
the state, and la te r m ay Join a s im ila r spued fo rm th * U n iv e rs ity of W ash in g to n fo r a e e rie * o f m a ttin g *
In S outhern W ash ing ton end N o rth e rn O rego n. M e m b e r* of th e team », shown above a r e le ft to rig h t,
firs t ro w — W . A. O s h lb trg . coach; C len n H o llid a y
A lbany; E v e re tt Cola, P o rtla n d ; Jem »» W e e to n ,
P o rtla n d ; H a ls Thom pson, E ug ene; M a ry Jana Jenkins, assistant debata m an a g er, E u g e n e ; E d W h e a l
ock. P o rtlan d . Second row — P ra n k L iv in g s . P o rtla n d ! Jack M c C Irr, P o rtla n d ; K a n n a th B a L la u , E ug ene;
P ra n k N a th , Eugene; Louie K eleey, P o rtla n d ; W illia m
H a ll, P o rtla n d . T h ir d
ro w — D a v id
M o ntag.
n rtla n d ; H e rb e rt S kalet. St. A n thon y, Id a h o ; W illia m
Shepherd, P o rtla n d ;
and Q w ln flr ld
A tk la o n ,
t v »cada.
Those In
the w om en’s teem are le ft to rig h t flre t ro w — M a rg u e rite S un atrru p. M y r tle P o in t; E u la
Loom is. Eugene; M a rg e ry K itt lin g , G a rib a ld i; Nora H ltc h m a n , P o rtla n d ; G e ra ld in e H lc k a o n , P o r tla n d ;
John L. C asteel, coach. Back ro w —-H e r m ln e Z w an o k, P o rtla n d ; O etly H u n lly , E u g en e ; M a d e lin e M o
K eow n. C oq uille; P au lin e George. E ug ene; G w endalena V e n y a rd , C an by; and M a ry Jana Je n k in s , Eu
gene. M ita Jenkm a, because of her w o rk In sa tiatin g w ith m anaging, has bean voted an " h o n o ra ry m a m ­
b a’’” of the m a n 't team a t w e ll a t th e w o m e n ’s.
P E A S Entwood tall tins 3 for 2OC
Rolled O ats Regular 9-lb. bag 35c
G ra h a m Fine «• coarse 9.8-ib. bag 35c
H O N E Y Strained 5 - lb .p a il4 3 c
TobaCCO Prince Albert or Velvet tin 10c
W ell C u r e d ........................
Meat Department
P u re L a rd
LENTEN SUGGESTIONS
Crab Meat
Macaroni
Rice Broken
Spaghetti
Cheese
Com Butter Kernel
Salmon Alaska Pink
N».|nn
4 »»•
4 lbs.
SHORTENING
3 lbs. for 25c
HAMBURGER
10c lb.
LOIN
ROUND
T-BONE
Beef Roasts 12J4 c " 1 3 ^
Pure Pork Sausage Short Ribs
[5c lb.
2 lbs. 25c
W H ER E
THE
T H R I F T Y T H R IV E
Full Cream
W HERE
Forenoon
service. 11, subject, "Christ Jesus."
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