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V Annual Grange Meet ToBrllelri At Coburg September 26 Bunk and Power Muiuiurea Up Dr. Smith to Speak on Philippine Agriculture Probably lb« moat Important I«aite P om on a g ra n g « m e a lin g o f th e y r a r w ill be livid at <2oburg H atu rtin y . He pi em b e r w ith W e a l gran g e a» boat T h e m eaaurea on tb « e la te ballot n|Mineor«d by tb « gran g e w ill b« «1 tact!«•»<’«1, vN|»r«'lally the a ta le bank b ill an d th e tw o m ea»urea to pro vide tnvane fo r tb v o rg a n is a tio n of • t a le power d lu trlrte . ««’fo rd in g to P om on a M a a le r ICImo II. Cha»« T b « p ro g ra m w ill co m m en ce a t 10 30 a rn w ith a bualneaa aeaalon Ita e k e t d in n e r a t noon In ch arg e o f the b**:j.« economic a c o m m itte e A t I 30 th e le c tu re p ro g ra m w ill be held w ith M ra. K a y Bower, pomona le c tu re r. In c h arg e T h ia w ill be an open eeaalon and th e g e n eral pub lic la In v ite d D r. W a r re n D M m iih , geologlat o f th e U n lv e ra lty o f O rego n, w ill «peak on th e a g ric u ltu re of th e P h ilip p in e lo landa. T h e re w ill alao t»« m u a lf and ab ort ak lta. It waa alao arinoun<’<'d th a t each o f th e IT g ia n g e a o f th e co u n ty w ill hold a 'b o a e le r n ig h t” m e e tin g on o r ab ou t S ep tem b er 30, In o b serv ance o f the t w e n t i e t h a n n lv e ra a ry «if th e fo u n d in g of th e gran g e T h ia a n n lv e ra a ry w ill be obaerved by g ran gea th ro u g h o u t the n a tio n . I*om on a g ran g e alao plana to ro- • |ue«t the state h y d ra u lic com m ie* »Ion to d e te rm in e If a |»ower die- tr lc t la f e e an hie In th e W illa m e tte va lley T h ia su rvey la provided fo r by a law w h ich requ ires th a t at least flv r j»«r cent o f th e vo ters at th e last g e n e ra l ele ctio n algn a p e titio n re«|ueatlng such a survey. A cco rd ing to M r . C hase th is w ould t»e at«out MX) sig natures. The propowed p o w er d is tric t w ould Includ e I«ane co u n ty b e tw ee n th e nouth and n o rth b o u n d ary and we»t to th e coast ran g e E a s tw a rd the d is tr ic t w ould In clu d e th e M o h a w k riv e r a« f a r as W e n d lltig and the W illa m e tte r iv e r as fa r as I x j w c 11. O nce th e su rvey |» co m p leted th e g ran g e can. If It ao desires, c irc u la te o th e r ¡»etltlons and h a ve th e p lan placed on th e b a llo t at th e g e n e ra l elections fo llo w in g th e su r vey. T h is , th e usual a n n u a l fa ll m eet ir«g o f th e P o m o n a g ran g e, w ill close w ith a business m e e tin g nt w h ich c o m m itte e ’» rep o rts w ill be h e a rd an d reso lutions fro m sub o rd in a te g ran g e w ill be considered. M rs i W I . T o w nsend M r». K ila H id d e n an d a « m in law . F . A .Miles, and Ita rb a r a . F lo y d and J a c k M iles and K a y H id den o f M odesto. C a l. re la tiv e » o f M ra. D o n a ld D avis. w h o had been v is itin g a t th e D a v is hom e, le ft W edn esd ay fo r hom e M r a P a u l lla n e v o f W a lle r v llle vis ite d p a rt o f la»t w eek at the N o r v a l W illia m » hom e M r. and M ra O K E d w a rd » o f I*o r(la n d w ere w ee k-e n d guests a t th e W . T . Jones hom e. T h e Ito y G ix x lw ln fa m ily o f L o ra n e w ere guests H u n d av a t th e W . II . A n d re w s hom e M r G o o d w in ex p e rta to m ove his fa m ily th is w eek to th e W . T Jones fa r m here G u v V u n a ltu . w ho hail »pent the s u m m e r tr a v e lin g th ro u g h a lu m ber o f w es tern states, has re tu rn e d an d Is liv in g In one o f th e L iv e ly cottage». G n u le r W o r k in g T h e co u n ty road g rad e) begun w o rk on th e H u bert ilu tte ro ad T h u rs d a y . The ra in H a tu rd a v stopped th e w o rk till M o n d ay. A sla te r o f M r P e n n in g to n fro m C o b u rg Is v is itin g at th e P e n n in g ton home. M is» R u th T u llo c k of L o ra n e spent H undnv at th e W II. An d re w » hom e J o h n M assey o f C o tta g e G ro v e ha» co m p leted d ig g in g a w e ll on th e place ow ned by M is . M assey nt Ih l« place, occupied hv the N o rm a n Ila e h e ld e r fa m ily Mr and Mr». W. T. M rs flu«» L K llr u r n fle ld w ere guests I v e a lttg f‘»i supper at th e Hears hom e In hla honor. D a r re ll A rn e visited o ver th e week end w ith the W illia m Moren- son fa m ily at W e s tfir Jo hn an d V ir g il <lugglal»erK. who have been em ployed In th e forest service d u rin g th e summer, re tu rn e«l borne H a tu rd a v to resum e th e ir »chool studies In C o tta g e G ro v e Mrs, Joe G w ens. J T llru rn fle ld and M i and M rs Ir a M ille r of N o rth Bend were vis ito rs Munday o f |C| in<| |fra L K Brumfield M rs F re d G uggtaberg and sons Jo hn an d F r its visited In C o rv a llis Munday. Mis» B e rn a d ln r S c h n e id e r resu m ed h«r d u tie s at te a c h e r In th e C o ttag e G ro v e school M o nd ay P io n « • r I ' s m c s . 1 I . II B ru m fie ld and C la re n c e Mears went to Mherwood H a tu rd a v to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l o f M rs M a rth a F r y , w ho died T h u rs d a y a t K lttin a th F a lls M rs F r y was fo rm e r ly M rs. D a v id Hear» o f th is neigh borho od an d had been m a k in g h e r hom e w ith a son. Walter Seers, Io K la m a th Fails ■Ince th e d e a th o f M r. F r v Mrs. F r y was n e a rly M years old and .• i , |>|< «r <>f thl n lty. I lorenn M r» M Mosby The H a rt fa m ily of C o ttag e G ro ve m oved H a tu rd a v In to the C h a rle s T e e te rs house re c e n tly v a cated bv th e E v e r e tt D a v e n p o rt fa m ily M r H a r t w ill d riv e the ««hoot bus w h ic h tran»t»orts the high school stu dents to C o ttag e Grove, M r an d M rs. C h a rle s Te ete rs, E s th e r V o ir a m ore and th e C laren ce P eterso n fa m ily spent M undav at th« Robert Coom b« hom e In M p rln g fleld T h e F lo y d Ix*e fa m ily re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y fr o m B o h em ia. w h ere M r lx»« had been em plo yed a t th e N oondaY m in e M rs C la r a K ir k an d eon W a y n e o f C o tta g e G ro v e have m oved to th e ir residence here, re c e n tly oc cupied hv M r. and M rs. J im B iv ens. wh«» have m oved In to th e ir new store, erected on a lot n ear th e F a r m e r s ’ u n ion b a ll Ix*e C oo per left S u n d ay fo r C o b u rg . w h e re he w ill a tte n d high im bool th is ye ar M rs M a rth a B a r n h a rt, a fo rm e r resid ent, re tu rn e d to h e r hom e In P o rtla n d T u a a d a v a f te r spending »eveal m o n th s v is itin g frie n d s here *M-h«M»l O p M e d M o n d ay. School «»pened M o n d ay w ith Lee S m ith o f C u ln ('r e e k . M is» O rl« M o c k e r of th is place an d M iss M e re d ith of IM r tla n d as teachers. M iss M e re d ith w ill reside nt th e O scar N ic h o ls home, M iss L lta M osby of C o ttag e G ro ve vls ite tl Mundav at th e hom e o f h e r m o th er. M rs M Moabv. M rs A lm e d a D ean of G apha. Id a v la lte d b r ie fly w ith frien d s here T h u rs d a y M rs ! > » n ta u g h t school he re several ye ars ago. E v e r e tt H o ls tro m o f N e w p o rt Is sp end ing a fe w days at th e hom e • *f his g ra n d m o th e r. M rs. C la ra K ir k G ra te d A m e ric a n cheese c o m b in lllu t, M o u n ta in w »r» dim»«» HilmJav o f on a u n t. M rs fJ so rg r ed w ith d ried beef Slices o f Swiss Fo ste r, In ho no r o f th e b irth d a y o r A m e ric a n cheese w ith slice» of a m ilv e ra a rl« » o f M r. F o s te r and cold m e a t an d lettuce. lle r ta ls tn c a a te r. KGGH Chopped hard - cooked M r , H e n ry I^>Ue »nd »on P h illip vla lted »t th» C h a ri» » M c D o n a ld eggs, m oistened w ith m ayo nnaise hom o at M a r r o la H un dav a f t e r an d co m b ined w ith m in ce d ce lery, noon A d ria n J».nd *r«, w h o had v ia chopped crisp bacon, m in ce d ham . lie d here th e tmet w ee k, a c ro m - m ashed »ardlnea. o r fin e ly m inced I.M illed th e m to his hom e a t M a r- spinach. cola. T h e H o w n rd F o w s e r fa m ily , w ho had been liv in g In M r». Husle O a- ro u tte 'a houae. m oved to B end lost w eek A u to A ccid en t M r an d M rs Joe I're m u z z l an d d a u g h te r, » r e a m - ! panted hv M r« L o u ie P rs m a zx l. were le a v in g fo r E ugem - Io vis it Ix iu le I'r e m a z z l. w h o la In a hoa- n lln l th ere. S un duv a fte rn o o n . As th ey had d riv e n out In to th e road and ata rte d up K n o x h ill, a c a r < .lin in g betiind th e m a tte m p te d to nns. on the rig h t h a n d aide and to re o ff th e fe n d e r an d ru n n in g lM>ard and b ro k e th e r ig h t fro n t Wheel. M ra. L o u ie 1’re m n zzl fe ll out head flr » t aa th e re a r door ca m » open but waa not In ju re d T h e m an g ave hla n a m e a» B lllv O ‘K e » k e fro m C a lifo r n ia , e n ro u te to P o rtla n d an d r>roml»ed to pav fo r th e d a m a g e Hobwood sp ent H ilndnv at th e M a rv in D ow h o m e In Eugene. M rs. C a rl H m a ll, w h o 1» te a c h in g n t S h o estrin g , began h e r school M o n d a y . M rs M u r r y N e w to n also begnn h e r sehool at H e b ro n M o n day. Momil View M rs. J. W . F ish e r. M r. an d M rs. J. A . S c h n e id e r a n il Miss H ern n tlln e S c h n e id e r atte n d e d th e » la te fa ir In S alem W ed n esd ay. M ra . B3. M . Itos» re tu rn e d Inst w eek fro m F lo re n c e , w h e re »ho has been em ployed. M r . an d M ra. H e n r y S n n u e r an d snn a re sp end ing a fe w d ays a t W in c h e s te r bay. M ra . H a r r y W lllln m a and d a u g h t e r «pent S u n d ay n t th e C liffo r d L e b o w hom e at W a ld e n . C a r ro ll S car» o f Hillsboro wng an o v e rn ig h t guoat T h u rs d a y o f an a u n t, M ra. A m a n d a Sear». M r . and M r» J Illg C naat I'e a r Crop. P a c ific roust p ro d u c tio n o f pear» w ill exceed la«t y e a r'» c ro p by aro u n d 3 S m illio n b u a h e la .-a c c o rd in g to the late»t ea tlm n te a o f the fe d e ra l d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u ltu re . T h e ea tlm n te a g ive C a lifo r n ia . O re gon an d W a a h ln g to n som e 18,717,- 000 buahela out o f a to ta l n a tio n a l crop o f 23,911,000 buahela. N e x t to the coaat s ta te , N e w Y o r k stands beat w ith 778.000 bushel» e s tim a te d S ep tem b er 1 S a n d w ic h lillln g » . H e re a re a fe w h in t* fo r y o u r picnic o r school san d w ich e s: CHEEHE C re a m cheeae co m bined w ith chopped olive», nut«, ral»ln », date», fig», »h redded p ine ap ple. m a rm a la d e , «a rd ln ea or cel ery. M ix w ith c re a m u n til th e con sistency to spread easily Two Free City Deliveries Daily YOU’LL LIKE OUR W AY Q uality M erchandise, pleasant, smiling and speedy service, plus low prices every day Durkee’s Salad Aid qt.jar 29c FOR PERFECT SALADS WHITE STAR Tuna ‘/a « Minced Clams Dates SEA BREEZE »/jg BULK 10c 2 lbs 2 cans 29c Can ___# ______ Matches 23c 6-box carton 15c Crisco PÊ?GSoap 3 LB. PAIL AND MIXING BOWL GIANT SIZE Both for 59c 25c 6 EARS Oxydai THE LARGE PACKAGE 19c Light House Cleanser 3 cans 10c W . F is h e r Jo hn A lle n o f T illa m o o k visited over th e w eek end w ith a sister, M rs. C. I l T r e n t T h e I I C. T n v lo r fa m ily , w h o had lived In th e F r a n k O n ro u tte house fo r th e Past y e a r, move-1 to C o ttag e O ro v e Inst w eek A fa m ily fro m D e x te r m oved In to th e house S u n day M r, and M rs. F re d F ro s t o f I n depen dence w ere v is ito rs F r id a y at th e J. W . F is h e r hom e M r an d M rs. M ik e S a p o re ttt and L o u ie S n p o re ttl o f S a n ta M o n ic a. C al., w ere d in n e r guest» T h u rs d a y e v e n in g o f M r. an d M rs . Joe P re m - axxl. i M r . an d M ra. M e rle W r ig h t of C o ttag e G ro v e have m oved In to th e M rs J e n n ie P e rtn l house, w h ich was v a c a te d hv th e I*. E . B a ld w in fa m ily tw o w eeks ago. l-c iin an d Ite rta Is in c n s le r o f P E A N U T B U T T E R - S p r e a d one mashed baked beans, or cooked slice o f b u tte re d bread w ith peanut kidney bean» combined with chop b u tte r an d th e o th e r w ith Jelly, ped pickle. G ra te d c a rro ts , - bopped m a rm a la d e , chopped raisin s, g ra te d celery, and olive» mixed with may c a rro ts , chopped cabbage o r In d ia onnalse. C old m eat» sliced o r g ro u n d , and relish. tu n a fish com bined w ith le ttu c e to V E G E T A B L E S U se g ra te d c a r p ro v id e sandw iches t h a t a re v e ry rots and chopped cabbage moisten p o pu lar ed w ith m ayo n n a ise. S liced to m ato, sliced cucum bers, sliced radishes. M I I 11 tO P H O N IC PI IO N E 53 o r 54 T hornton < ’«inwrs I »11« 1< *11 rAOB n v B r i i K m k n t in k i , u i r u i i i g r o v e . o h b g o n n i l lU tr iA ), H K |-| KMHF.It 11, IKW Fur Trimmed COATS Cherry Lane Sport styles! Rnrlinp 1-ane dressy types! Featuring the new fleeces! Be sure to see these to-day! How T hrifty Home Owners Keep Expenses Down OLYMPIC CIRCULA TORS havo brought new beauty, surprising com fort and an appreciated convenience Into thous ands o f Pacific Const homes. They have dis placed Inefficient, old- fashioned heating units with nn economy obtain able only In heating de vices built upon the most approved principles of circulating heat or hot air furnace construction. ‘39— up TERMS IN REASON NO MATTER WHAT YOUR FURNITURE NEEDS MAY BE— SEE BRESSLER’S FOR HONEST VALUES Irish Special Economy Blend E Blend C o ffe e C o ffe e C o ffe e 1 lb. pkg. 23c 3 lbs. 65c Shortening lib . 3 lbs. 20c 55c 1 lb...........18c 3 lbs. 49c Swift’s Pearl or Superla § - l b . pail 89c Blue Bell P eter Pan D rifted Snow F lo u r F lo u r F lo u r Guaranteed Hardwheat FINEST QUALITY 49-1 b. bag ? l ü 49-lb. bag.?lU 49-lb. bag . ’l î l Eclipse Fruit Jars Wide Mouth—Glass Top Pints, doz. 75c Quarts, doz. 89c K err Lids Mason Lids REGULAR SIZE ZINC 3 doz. 20c 2 doz. 35c Ball Special Glass Top, Wide Mouth. Price Complete 29c doz. M EAT D EPA RTM EN T Lean Breakfast Bacon " ■ » » lb. 30c Real Mexican Style Chili.......... ABi«M«iior lOc Rib Steak, lb.................................... 19c All Kinds of Sandwich Meat for That Hunting Trip