The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 21, 1938, Image 5

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 21, 1938, Image 5

Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR

About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1938)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (1.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 21. 1<KW THZ SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THE POCKETBOOK o/KNOWLEDGE IRISH-SWARTZ, INC. Phone 53 or 54 Two Free City Deliveries Daily Extra Special Month End Sale Prices Good July 22 to 30 Inc. SUGAR Pork 6? Beans No. 2% cans—98c Do«.—8196 ease Doz. 98c Golden Bantam—No. 303 Oana London Mni Geneva Sutherland of Oak land, Calif, who ha* been via it Ing at the home of her slater. Mm. Roy Herry the ¡Mist week, left Friday for home accompanied by Mr. and Mm. Berry. Mr and Mm. George Bailes, Mr. and Mm. J. E Banton, the Felix Fjns family and Harvey Shipp family attended church services Sunday at Central View. The Clayton Townsend family visited Friday at the G W Bottx hMf at Walden. Mr. and Mm. Lavern Hobwood ■ind baby and Lyle Bobwood have been visiting at Bend and vicinity • hv past week Gail Shipp spent the week at the Ernest Shaw home near He bron. W T. Jones, George Sutherland ind Jack Richards and Robert ruiafCv tO Alimina Mr and Mm W T. Bobwood spent Sunday at the Dick Radway >MNne at Bohemia. The Joe Abeene and Harold Abeene families have each moved to their new home. The Bill Hinton family have moved away. Activities of the Woodard log ging have closed down owing to fire hazards Mosby Creek July 18. — The women of the < Jet -Together club and their fami lies held a picnic at Stewart bridge Thursday evening. The children swam nnd all enjoyed a social ••vening. Mm. George Crosby gave a birthday party Friday afternoon in honor of her daughter Vada on her eighth birthday anniversary. <lames were played by the chil dren. Mr. and Mm. Melvin McGuire accompanied Gladys Lancaster and Harry Castle to Drain Sun- lay evening to visit Leon Lan-1 Organised Markels An organized market is one in which the trading Is done under for mal regulations. It is similar to a corporation in that it elects direc tom and officers who draw up and administer the rules of the organi sation. It resembles a club in that new members usually are admitted by vote of directors or members and pay dues as well as an initial admission fee. Largest Library la Gentry One hundred years ago the largest library in the country, then already a century old. the famous library of Philadelphia. contained 46,000 books. The Rexall Store A Safe Place to Bond th« Children 8-oz. Bottle Gypsy Cream........ ............ —......—.........50c A sure relief for hives and poison oak Apricots No. 2i/2 Cans—81.69 Doi V RAISINS Wax Paper Shrimp Dundee Tuna Flakes y* Dundee Tuna 1/2*—White Meat. 2 cans 25 2^29^ X Seedless X5 Each 125 Foot Rolls 43« Catsup 3 bottles 25 Salad Dressing q, j„ 25« Cheese Tillamook. Matches 6-Box Oarton. Dundee. Milk c Each Tall Cans—Armour'» or Darigold. Com Flakes Dinner Bell. 3 pkgs J 5 Jello pkg. Assorted Flavor». Kellogg’s. 5 PINK SALMON— -10 Jell-E Pectin 8-oz Bottles. Kerr Lids Regular 81 m . 9 for 1 9^ 3 Joz. 25c V ***** A X Economy Caps doz . X8 c Ball Mason Caps Doz. 20c Regular, Zinc. Jar Rubbers KEM’S FOR DRUGS 3 for 25« 3for 25e No. 2 Cans—98c Doc. caster, who is employed there. Belle Robins of Springfield is visiting at the Arnold Duemt home for two weeks. Thena Miller of Cottage Grove is spending a few days at the Perk Miller home. The Bert Myem family attend ed the l^ke family reunion at the Springfield auto camp Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Ivan Morris at tended a birthday dinner Thurs day evening at Mm. Morris’ folks in honor of Mose Tyson’s birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mm. Harvey Taylor of Cottage Grove spent last week at the Howard Taylor home. The Bob Cline family of West fir visited Sunday at the L. C. Bains home. The Rudolph Hansen family of Walker were Sunday guests at the Roy Kennedy home Leon Dugan of Portland visited over the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mm. Lee Dugan. A group of young people at tended a birthday party Saturday night at the Frank Bridwell home in honor of Pauline Bridwell. The Walden Sunday school held a weiner roast and picnic Wed nesday evening at the Veatch pic nic grounds. Fine Cane . 3 25e 3 cans 25e Tomatoes _ No. 21/2 cans—98c Do«.—8196 case Corn Take Advantage of These Bargains Regular Mason—Double Lip. Jiffy Seals 25« 3 pkgs. 25« Barrel Barrel doz. 49-lb. bag. Get our prices on fresh fruits and vege tables before you buy. Get our prices on sugar by the sack. We carry Snowflake, Sea Island and 0. & H. ’1.49 See Our “Frozen Flour” 200 Nannette Facial Tissue ----- ----------------- --- -........ 11c IRISH-McBROOM MEAT DEP’T Saves washing and ironing. Calorcx—American Made— Vacuum Bottles, Jugs and Food Jars...............$1.00 to $5.00 Irish-McBroom again often helpful suggestions for your ever growing problem—the menu. It is our hope that these sug gestions will help you in planning your meals in the future, as our steady increase in customer» proves it has in the past The sign of theShamrock will suggest courteous service and leave a desire to return. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Keeps food or drinks hot or cold. A palatable antacid—5-oz. Bottle Small Picnic Hams Pound 19^ Sliced Bacon Broken Slices Pound 21jc GE 7 Carbonates Compd........................75c Alkalize for better health. Klenzo—Cocoanut Oil Shampoo...................................—........... 50c Keeps scalp clean and hair soft and glossy Sirloin or Beef Steak Pound 171* Shortening « Lard Salt Pork Prime Rib Roast Boned & Roiled Lb. 19^ For Any Use Pound 15<= 4 39«