The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1934, Page 2, Image 2

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DIVIDE.
AMERICANS—CHRISTIANS.
Rogue River with a brother of
June 19.—Mrs. George Quimby
We rectntly heard an interesting Mrs. Clarke’s, James Plank, also
was
taken
to
a Eugene hospital
talk tn w ilch a man of the gospel her
^ “¿1J n’ J^.lan^ ld A ^
Sunday.
ELBEKT BEDE. BdlUr.
decried the fact that we are trying ^
“ V T u ^ m u “ (M .
met
Mrs. E. S. Barker and daughter
P m bll«b *4 Every Tkoraday by Oetta*«
! to make Americans Instead of them there.
Dorothy Louise, who spent several
Or»*« P ab llakiaf Oemy^ny.
Elbert B e d e ___________________ Preside»» : Christians.
clays last week at the home of
. Bernice Patten was taken to a
Officers were elected as follows Mrs. Barker's brother,
Elbert Hmhfc ............ ....................... Beeretary 1 So far as this writer is co n -' hospital in Eugene Thursday and
Charles
their
A flret-eleae yubHcetlen entered at Cot* I cerned, he would Just as soon the was operated on for appendicitis, Monday night at the American Arnold, left Saturday for
Legion
auxiliary
n.eeting:
Mrs.
D.
tar« Ore»» a> «»—■ <*•!»»« matter.
home
in
Santa
Fe,
N.
M.
Mr.
efforts given to making Americans Her condition is reported a« satis-
9ft Nertb Sixth 1 were given to making Christians, factory. Her mother. Mrs. Fred A. Emerson, president; Mrs. Jack Barker is state game warden of
Raelaeee offlee
Maulding, first vice president: Mrs. New Mexico and attended a game
for no Christian living in America Patten, is staying with her.
ÖUBBCKLPTIOM KATES.
William Zimmerly, second vice
(Caah la advaaee.)
¡could be anything but a good
Harvey Clarke was quite sick president: Mrs. Joe Smith, secre­ conference held in Portland last
One year —__ R .Tftirhree month« .9 0 .6 5
last week.
tary;
Mrs. W. H. Daugherty,
klx m .n tk . -- <U.G0I3 m month _..-S0.4Ä ' American.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lantv of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost of Cot-
K .r.I.n r.tt—-SO. y . .r additional.
And isn’t the reverse true? Could 1 tas.e Grove visited Sunday with treasurer; Mrs. Bayard Reed, chap- Redmond were dinner guests one
lin; Mrs. E. T. Hoy, historian; day last week at the J. A. Mackey
¡anyone be all that is expected of Mr. and Mrs. Add Heath.
M .rnb.r .f
Mrs. Chester VanDenburg, ser­ home. They were enroute to a
S . t t o n . l gd ltsrisJ A M M is tlo e
a good American citizen without
Beonard Gilcrist returned Tues­ geant-at-arms;
members at large of grange convention at Roseburg.
OrBffoa H t . t . E d lts rts l A bbob U i I bb
day from a trip to Dunsmuir.
¡being a Christian?
O r .r o . f f . w a . . . . r O .n f .r .n o t
executive committee. Mrs. Fred
Madge and Irene Honnold of Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Norris of
There isn't much difference
Miss
Eunice
VanDenburg.
which one we make, but it is a Mountain View spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ralph Teeters and Mrs. F. L. Cottage Grove visited Wednesday
Miss
Annabelle
Gilcrist.
and
Thursday at the Frank Mc-
SUGGESTED TRADES.
good idea to bend our efforts tow-
Grannis. Officers will be Installed
home. Mrs. Norris and
We of the Willamette valley sel­ I aid making one or the other.
July 9. Mrs. George Matthews, Garvin
Mrs.
McGarvin are sisters.
LORANE.
chairman, reported the
dom realize the disparity in popu­
June 19.—The Lorane baseball membership
Mr.
and
Mrs. E. L. McReynolds
Each ballot cast in the primaries team waa defeated Tuesday eve- unit oyer the top.
lation between western and eastern
and daughter, Mrs.
Kathleen
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cost Lane county 47 cents. Those ning
nmi? by
bv the
the Cottage
Cottasre Grove
Grove bust
bu3i.
Oregon.
of Eugene, and Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Wheeler and Mrs. Knight
In Baker county the entire vote who went to the polls may ask ness men's team. The score was
Mrs.
George
McReynolds
motored
LeRoy LeBrie, honoring their sis­ to Canyonville Sunday and
for republican candidates for con­ j themselves whether they got their 9 to 10.
met
ter,
Mildred
Bennett,
whose
mar­
!
money's
worth,
and
the
question
Lorane won a game from Alva-
gress was less than 2,000, while in
Mrs. Eva Ellis and son-in-law
riage
will
be
a
feature
of
Sunday,
dore
in
the
‘‘Big
Six”
league
Sun­
may
also
arise
as
to
whether
it
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kris
the slightly larger Bane the vote
entertained with a miscellaneous Kristensen, and family of Gold
wouldn't be better to shift this day. The score was 8 to 1.
on the same ottice was 6,500.
was received last week of shower Friday afternoon at the Hill. Mrs. Ellis is a sister of Mr.
In Crook county, also slightly expense onto party organizations. the News
death at Grants Pass of Rob­ Bennett home. Bridge was a pleas­ McReynolds.
smaller than Bane, a trifle over
ant diversion with four tables in
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and
Nothing dlsapponts some persons ert Flick, a former resident here. lay. Mrs. Alice Price, Eugene,
400 votes were cast for republican
had been living with his
of Gowdyville visited
quite so much as to peddle a Juicy He
eld high score and Miss Jane daughter
congressional candidates.
nephew, John Flick.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Deschutes county, slightly small­ bit of scandal and afterward learn
W. H. Mitchell and family. Mr. Stowell received the traveling McDoIe.
that there wasn't a word of truth and Mrs. Ivan Smith and Frances prize. A dainty luncheon was
er tnan Bane, cast 1,000 votes.
Lynn Chapman caught a rattle
and Harold Dudley went to Do­ served at the close of the after­ snake with nine rattles alive Sun­
<•
Gilliam, a third the size of Bane, In i t
noon. Miss Bennett received many day near their home.
rena
Sunday
to
visit
Sardis
Dud­
cast 409 votes.
attractive gifts. Among the guests
The only difference between a ley.
Grant, the same size as Bane,
Mrs. Richard Knight of Eugene
The Odd Fellows served ice were Mrs. Kuppenbender and Mrs. is spending a few days at the
kicker and a jackass is that a
cast 875 votes.
Price, Eugene, mother and sister
cream
and
cake
to
their
families
i
home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
In Harney, which is more than jackass is not always a kicker.
after their meeting Wednesday of the groom-elect.
E. L. McReynolds.
twice the size of Bane, votes num­
Many men who claim to be self- evening.
John Dunn went to Roseburg as
bered 529.
Mrs. D. H. Hemenway enter­
Grant Bales Is Injured.
In Jefferson, half the size of made should give their mothers a delegate to the state grange j tained the O. L. H. club Tuesday
Grant Bale., a bucker in the
and
wives
the
credit.
convention last week.
with a dessert luncheon and an
Banc, votes numbered 288.
Mrs. L. N. Riggs visited in Sa­ afternoon of bridge. Mrs. George logging camp of the Western Lum­
in Klamath, nearly half again as
A pessimist is a person who be­ lem last week.
Jacobsen held high score. Three ber company at Westfir, was in­
large as Bane, votes numbered lieves
divorce to be the happiest
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skelton and traveling prizes were given. Mrs. jured last week while installing an
2,994.
family and Miss Doris Skelton are T. C. Wheeler received one for under cutter. His ax caught in the
part of married life.
In Bake, twice the size of Bane,
picking cherries near Coburg.
grand slams and Mrs. Cynthia Bar­ underbrush and was deflected to
votes numbered 775.
Carl Dunn injured a leg while ton rceived the other two. Ad­ the back of his left hand, cutting
SAGINAW.
In Malneur, more than twice the
in the woods Thursday. ditional guests were Mrs. Florence across the knuckles. He expects
June 19.—Mr. and Mrs. Steve working
size of Bane, votes numbered
Ben Briggs cut a leg while Madden and Mrs. Carl Price, to spend two or more weeks at his
Bens
ton
and
children
of
Central
working in the woods Wednesday. Portland, daughters of Mrs. Hem­ home in Dorena while recovering
1,123.
Point, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Benston
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gowing of enway, Mrs. A. W. Kime, Mrs. from the accident,
In Morrow, a little over half the and daughter and Evelyn Benston
size of Bane, votes numbered 556. of Eugene and the Lowell Ben- Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. Moon Barton, Mrs. C. S. Hoskins and
family of Cottage Grove vis­ Mrs. Naomi Preston. The club ad­
D I S T
R I B U V
In Sherman, a little over a fifth I ston family were dinner guests at and
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. journed for the summer.
the size of Bane, votes numbered the F. T. Benston home Sunday. Earl Gowing Sunday.
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Mrs. Helen Downs and daugh­
431.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gowing
The Justamere club were guests 1
In Umatilla, four-fifths the size ter left for their home in Ohio drove to Salem Sunday.
of Mrs. Chester Wheeler for a
Monday.
They
have
been
visiting
Miss Nelda Gunter of Junction dessert
of Bane, votes numbered 2,771.
luncheon last Thursday af­
the home of Mrs. Downs' moth­ City visited here last week at the
Union, half the size of Bane, at
er, Mrs. Florence Monroe, since home of a sister, Mrs. George >i ternoon. Bridge followed. High
cast l,45tl votes.
score for club members was held
she was called here by the illness
Wallowa, four-fifths the size of and death of her father, Mr. Mon­ Gowing.
by Mrs. Walter Hunter, high for [
Miss Iva Gunter of Gardiner is guests
held by Mrs. LeRoy
Bane, cast 792 votes.
roe, early in the spring.
visiting at the home of a sister, ! Labrie, was
and Mrs, Bonita Skilling
Wasco, half the size of Bane,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sharon re­ Mrs. George Gowing, this week.
received
the
prize. Spe- !
cast 1,749 votes.
turned to their home in Coburg
Miss Zora Keene of Eugene is ■ cial guests for traveling
the afternoon were
two visiting relatives here this week.
Wheeler, a third the size of last week ufter spending
Mrs. B. D. Wood (Klamath Falls).
months at the home of their son
Bane, cast 846 votes.
Mrs. Labrie, Miss Mildred Bennett
DORENA.
The quality of the vote in east­ Charles.
Mrs. - Gertrude
Buchanan _ . and , June 11.—John Fletcher of Crow ! and Miss Erma Bennett. Mrs. R.
—
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ern Oregon may overcome the lack daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Pete Briggs ; viajtetl Friday and Saturday at M. Rice will be hostess for the
in quuntity. At any rate ,we have of
club next week.
" * i Culp O
ru k
w
i a i t e r i with
w ith
Mrs. the Gienn Jennings home.
Creek,
visited
some voters that we would be will­ Howard Keene Tuesday afternoon
The Happy Circle Sewing c lu b 1
ing to trade for the worst they of last week.
An Epworth League rally was
met last week with Mrs. Steele.
have in eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chai les Sharon Tbe next meeting will be with held Friday afternoon and eve­
ning at “Rest Awhile” camp on
To the soapboxer we recommend and daughter were callers at the Mra Thrasher.
the broad open spaces of eastern Lawrence Montieth home in De-I Mrs. Ruth England and chil- Row river. About 45 were present
< dren visited at the C. H. Jennings and the leagues of Creswell, Eu-
Oregon. He would interfere with light Valley Thursday evening.
ggne and Springfield were repre­
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reed and home In Creswell Thursday,
no one over there, and his re­
children spent Friday evening at I Clifford Van Schoiack was tak- sented. Games and swimming of­
moval would greatly relieve us.
the W. Hileman home in Cottage j en
a Eugene hospital Friday fered entertainment during the af­
ternoon and a picnic supper fol­
Grove.
“for medical treatment.
WAR MEDALS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ermold llardisty i Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKibben lowed. The evening was spent i
A few years ago the bravest and | of Harrisburg and Mr. and Mrs. and children of Wyoming visited around a campfire. Talks were i
best of our men went across the Marvin Harpole of Cottage Grove Thursday at the Henry Cooper given bv some of the visitors and
waters to save from destruction spent Sunday evening at the Low- j home. They are former residents a songfest was enjoyed.
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the greatest republic of all ages. I ell Benston home.
I here and now plan to reside at
Initiatory work was exemplified
Richard Wright of Cottage Grove | The Dalles,
Most of these came home again,
and
the
annual
memorial services
spent
Wednesday
with
Forest
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Whitsell
and
some with medals, some with in­
) daughter Marilyn of Trent visited were conducted Wednesday night
juries and some with disease, I Monroe.
of
last
week
at
a meeting of the !
Lawrence Montieth family ■ over the week end with Mrs. Clara
and it is now a question whether of The
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Mr. and
Delight valley and the Art Reed , Kirk.
those who didn't come back were family spent Sunday up the Me- J Those from here who left Tues- Mrs. Gordon Davis, Eugene, gen­
not more kindly treated than some Kenzie river.
I day with battery "E” for annual eral organizers, were guests. Re­
who did and have since lived in
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| encampment arm Harold Cooper freshments were served by the
pain.
MOSBY CREEK.
William and Wayne Vaughn, El- hostess committee, Mrs. Opal \
Jones, Mrs. Eva Hatch and Mrs.
June 19.—Visiting at the John J don Steele and Mendal Collins.
N ot so very long ago a box ar­
rived at Hollywood that contained Allen home Sunday were Mr. and ; The Theodore Sturdevant family Edna Mndenhail.
Mrs.
Cnarles
Allen
of
Tillamook,
j
spent
the
week
end
with
relatives
1,200 war medals. Among them
The C. E. Umphrey, S. L. Mack- j
were 100 croix de guerre and 300 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allen of Cot- at Vaughn.
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Al-
Wayne Kirk of Whitcomb spent in, Nelson Durham and N. E.
war crosses. One was even an tage
Compton
families held a picnic
of the McKenzie, Fred Elliot the week end with his mother,
Large Fancy for Slicing
Italian military valor cross, so rare len
Wednesday evening of last week
of Portland, Miss Hazel Brown ! Mrs. Clara Kirk.
that when the armistice was and Miss Bernice Morton of Leb-
at
Horn’s
grove
near Saginaw. The
Grace Parks and Blanche Gar-
signed only 26 had ever been anon, Evelyn Coiner and Dorothy j ner left Thursday to attend the picnic was ir. honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Short and children,
Issued.
Stewart of Cottage Grove.
1 diamond jubilee at Medford.
Mrs. Doc pitcher has been stay-
Warren Cooper and Leslie Flec- Spokane, who were guests of the
The Hollywood producer paid a
Large and Sweet
group.
dollar each for these medals. Each ing the past week at the Fannie cher of Whitcomb spent the latter
part of last week at the Henry
one was authentic, and had been Palmer home.
The Needlecraft club held a pic­
Mrs. James Lebow has been ill Cooper home.
issued for some outstanding deed
Everett Holstrom and Dwight nic Wednesday of last week as
the past week.
in the world war.
their
closing meeting of the year.
Brown
of
Pleasant
Hill
spent
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phenin have
What muM have been the trag­ been staving at the Doc Pitcher Monday evening with Mrs. Clara The group and their children went
Crisp Solid Heads
to
the
steel bridge for the after­
edies of life that led the owners home the past week.
Kirk.
noon
and
were
joined
at
the
sup­
W.
T.
Callendar
and
daughter
of these symbols to part with what
Mrs. Claude Abercrombie and
had cost so much, must have children have gone to Portland to Esther of Boise, Ida., visited Sun­ per hour by the husbands. Mrs.
day and Monday with Mr. Callen- William Zimmerly was welcomed
meant so much. A medal issued to work in the berry fields.
Miss Margaret Castle is visiting dar's sister, Mrs N ettie Wilbur, as a new member.
a man who had risked his life on
Fancy Tiltons for Canning
the J. E. Redford home.
the field of battle in the most this week with a sister, Mrs. Sid at Mrs.
The marriage of Mary O. Benson
Nettle
Wilbur attended
of Walden.
wicked war of all ages, and a Davis
and
Leonard
E.
Dunlap,
North
Mr. Elliott will continue to hold commencement exercises at the Bend, was announced recently.
motion picture porducer buys it services
the rest of this week at University of Oregon Monday. A Mrs. Dunlap was formerly music
for a paltry dollar.
nephew was a graduate.
the Blue Mountain church.
supervisor in the public schools of
There are those who believe that
A number of the neighbors gath­
this city and has been teaching in
Union Services Announced.
some of the world war veterans ered at the Hasting grove and
Following is the program for the North Bend schools since leav­
are asking too much. The boys gave a picnic in honor of _______
Mr. arid
could hardly ask more than we did Mrs. George Hastings’ birthday ( union church services for the ing here.
month of July: July 1, union com-
when we asked them to go into anniversaries.
Mrs. D. A. Emerson entertained
Mr 'and Mrs. Glenn Phenin have | munion service at Presbyterian
the trenches of France, but there moved
their household goods Into | church with Rev. Smith in charge, a group of 16 youngsters at her
must be somo whom an ungrateful the Lester Spangenburg house.
home
Monday forenoon, honoring
bv . oth®r Pastors; July 8.
country has neglected when med­
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Christian church, Rev. M. A her son Howard on his sixth birth­
Groves, Methodist p a s t o r , in day anniversary. The hours were
als of honor can be purchased
LA111A3I.
| charge; July 15, Methodist church, spent with games and a luncheon
wholesale at a dollar each.
June
18.—Mrs.
Amanda
Hull
of
;;ev j q Shaw, Christian church was served at noon. Howard re­
The government ought to trace
Grove spent lust week at |)aS[Or. in charge; July 22, Bap- ceived many attractive gifts.
the medals back to their original Cottage
the home of a daughter, Mrs. R. tjst church, Rev. Smith preaching;
ownership and learn whether their O. Yearous. She is now at the July 29, Presbyterian church, Rev.
The Tuesday Evening Study club
former owners may not even now home of a son Albert for a few Davis, preaching. Special music is and their families met Tuesday
be in need of aid from a country days.
afternoon and evening for the an­
planned for each service.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berkowitz
they served so well.
nual picnic at Horn’s grove on
of southern California spent the
the Coast fork. The group includ­
The National Jby Smoke
H
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lid
a
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s
e
r
v
e
d
week end visiting at the Matz
ed twelve families. Meetings of the
Dupllcatlng Supplies. Sentinel.
Holidays which are observed In i club will be resumed in the fall.
Overguard home. Mr. and Mrs.
Berkowitz are making an extend­ every state In the Union are: New ,
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ed tour of scenic spots of Oregon. Year', day, Washington's birthday,
Mrs. Pet Bressler and Mrs.
Jean Yearous spent Satuiday July Fourth, Labor day, Thanksglv Kelly Cooper entertained the Roy­
night with her sister, Mrs. Carl
al Neighbor club Monday evening
Ing day and Christmas day. These at the home of the former. The
Buffington, in Cottage Grove.
Hugh Trunnell and family. Mrs, are legal or public holidays, made time was spent in a social way
Nell
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----------- and Mrs. Marne 80 hy acts of legislatures in the and refreshments were served.
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3 lbs. 29c—6 lbs. 50c—12 lbs. 89c
D o u b le S tr e n g th
3 lbs. 40c—6 lbs. 65c—12 lbs. $1.16
Sodium Fluosilicate..............-.......... lb. 35c
(full strength)
Fish Oil............. ... -.......................... Qt. 25c
BROWN’S DRUG STORE
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Cottage Grove Pharmacy
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Launderers and Dry Cleaners
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Cottage Grove
Phone 79
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All Laundry Services
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Features fo r Friday and Saturday
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T o m ato es
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C ucum bers
C ants
each 3c
Honey Maid 2-lb. box
each 7c
C abbage
lb. 3c
A p rico ts
box 59c
Salt
G rah am s
pkg. 7c
29c
A ir w a y
C o ffe e
P o u n d . . . 21c
A Pure Brazilian Blend
L ib b y
Peaches
diamond
CRYSTAl
N o. 2i t i n . ,16c
Diamond Crystal
The Only Shaker
Salt
Jell
Well
Prince Albert tin 10c
P ackage . . . 5c
Assorted Flavors
Cocoa * io-9c
Richer in Cocoa Butter,
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The Store of Best Values
Miss Katie Gilcrist.
former
teacher here, made a trip to Kla-
math Falls recently. She will teach
in Klamath county next year.
Miss Belva Garoutte and Mrs.,
Earl Gridley are visiting at the
home of a brother. Nelson Ga-
routte, at Lorane.
The farmers of this vicinity are
''making hay while the sunshines.”
Mrs. Charles Smith has as pets
two little coons which she recent­
ly received from the east.
Mrs. Lee Williams’ brother and
family of near Grants Pass vis­
ited her during the past week.
Jack Branch of Oakland, Cal.,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Miller.
Mrs. Bert Scott, who has been
ill the past two weeks with infec­
tion of an arm. is improving.
Mrs. Theodore Joll and daughter
Dorothy of Eugene and another
daughter, Mrs. Bell of Rupert,
Ida., visited several families In
Latham last week Wednesday.
Homer Hull and Albert McCall
have received word that they are
to have a free trip of one week
with the state forester beginning
June 23 or 24. Homer has not yet
returned from the 4-H summer
school.
HEBRON.
June 19.—At the annual school
meeting held last night George
Kebelbeck was reelected director
and Mrs. George Kebelbeck clerk.
Caroline Kebelbeck Is spending
this week In Cottage Grove with
her grandparents. Mi. and Mrs.
Mike Kebelbeck, while attending
Catholic school.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ream of
Lorane visited Sunday with Mr. |
and Mra George Kebelbeck.
Ed Flowler of Vancouver and
Hom Williams are spending a few
days at home. Mr. Williams has
been working on Coulee dam.
Annabelle and Katie Gilcrist mo­
tored to Eugene Monday. Their
mother, Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist, and
aunt. Mrs. Minnie Cheaebro. ac­
companied them and spent the day
with Mrs. Margaret Kerr and Mrs.
Helen Maxham
Mr and Mrs Truman Clarke and
family spent the week end at i
Dlstnet of Columbia, or by procla
matlon of the President. The Unit
ed States congress has not the pow
er to decide for the states the ob ,
«enant-e of any day as a national
holiday.
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m Tuesday,
Mrs. A W. Shofstall entertained
Friday evening with three tables
of bridge. Mrs. Bonita Skilling re­
ceived the traveling prize. Dainty
refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
Degrees will be conferred upon
three candidates at a meeting of
the Eastern Star tomorrow night.
Refreshments will be served fol­
lowing the meeting. The chapter
will recess for the summer.
The women's missionary society
of the Presbyterian church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. W. L. Hatch on
north Ninth street,
>
Research club members and
families picnicked Wednesday eve­
ning of last week on Cedar creek.
The club has disbanded for the
•Murams
Coyer Spray Is Due.
Cover spray for codling moth
on apples and pears Is due. ac­
cording to C. E. Stewart, county
horticultural Inspector.
This spray Is for the first brood
of worms which are being brought
out by the hot weather. The form­
ula Is four pounds of lead arsenate
to 200 gallons of water. It is not
necessary to use the lime and sul­
phur this time, the Inspector said.
Leapln' Lizards Defeated.
Leonard’s Leapln' Lizards went
down to defeat Saturday when
they played ball »Uh the Trent
team at a community celebration
there, the score being 6-5. The
boys claim the absence of Sammv
Loophole Mackin somewhat weak­
ened the morale of the team and
that they just could not click in
usual form.
County Chamber Meets Here.
The Lane county chamber of
commerce will hold Its June meet­
ing here tonight. Large delegations
arc expected from member organ­
izations from over the countv.
Committees will be appointed
and the year's program adopted.
Advertisers give the community —■
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Tom ato Soup
tin 5c
Van Camps
S a n k a .. lb. 49c
Nob Hill Coffee ib. 25c
T e a Vs lb. 19c
Lipton’s Orange Pekoe
Nucoa lb. 12c
om em aker's
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Canned Grapefruit and Orange
For Fruit Cocktails and Salads
Peel grapefruit and oranges, as
you would apples. Cut through
white membrane. Cut out sections,
remove seeds. Pack alternate sec­
tions of grapefruit and orange In
pint jars. Cover with hot water to
within a half inch of the top.
Partially seal according to direc­
tions for jars used. Process time
required by preferred method.
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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' Borenu. Safeway Stores,
lnc_ Box 660, Oakland. California.
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Cellophane
C hew s
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Marshmallows lb. 15c
Cottage Grove
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