THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1939
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THK8ISNTLNEL l COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
OBSERVED.
SOCIETY
World day of prayer was ob­
served Friday with a union ser­
vice at 2 o’clock In the afternoon
at the Methodist church. The
P D C. c,ub> 2 P m “t home Missionary society of that church
of Mm. Alfred Wulff.
was in charge of arrangements.
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More than 00 were in attendance.
Past Matrons club, afternoon Each church had a part in the
meeting at home of Inez Kramer. program, the first part being giv-
Member» arc asked to meet at 2 en by the Meth<xilat church, the
o’clock at home of Mm. Nelson second by the Presbyterian, the
Dm hum and leave from there
third by the Christian and the
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fourth by the Baptist church. A
G<M>rglannas, 130 dessert at fr... ...
offering was taken and
home of Mm. Ellsworth M. Tilton the money will I m - used for the
four union missionary projects’
sjx.nsored by the four churches.
American legion Auxiliary, g At the close of the service tea
1». m. in armory. Regular meeting. was served in the room adjoining
the meeting room. The hostess
Catholic Altar Society. 1:30 committee was Mm. Olaf Olson,
<|rNM>rt at home of Mm. William Mm. Maude Wright, Mm. Atkins
Bartels, with Mm. W. O. Wilson and Mm. Bayard Reed
as joint hostesses.
IRISH-SWARTZ, INC
Friday
Phone 53 or 54 . _________________
Two Pree
LET US HELP YOU BALANCE YOUR BUDGET
l ake Advantage of Our Lower Prices and Save Dollars
Monday
Lemon Whip
Wheaties2 pkg». 1
MRN. J. a . KMITH HOHTEHN.
Kix
next
Justamere club, 1 o’clock no- J*
xt meeting
»meeting of the club March
hostess luncheon at the home of
,h,‘ n,‘w officers will take up
Mrs W W. McFarland This will their duties.
be th«- birthday anniversary cele.
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bration of the group.
P. N. G. CLUB MEETS.
Tuesday Evening club, 7.30 p
m. in city library. ’Phis will be a
current events minting.
O. L IL dub. 1:30 dessert at
home of Mrs. A. W. Swanson.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, 8 p. m.
Regular lodge meeting.
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Mothers club, all-day session at
home of Mm. Pct Bressler with
covered dish dinner at noon
Wednesday
Ad Libitum club, 2:30 p. m. at
the home of Mm. Pete Christen­
sen.
Jell P owder 7 Pkgs. 7
2—19-
H-D—Assorted Flavors
America'a New Cereal Sensation ’
Softasilk
Lane Co. Postmasters
In Meeting Saturday
Bisquick
25 Olives
Betty Crocker’s Recipes
Pint Cans
Lima Beans 91 ibs. IQ
LARGE
PKG.
Something New
20 oz. pkg.
19e
Crisco
Wheat H’rts -“22e
Irish’s Brazilian
COFFEE
Send for your Hostess Bowl set now
Presbyterian ladles aid society,
2:30 j>. in. in church parlors. Mrs.
Albert Helliwell will be chairman
KITES FOR MATOON INFANT.
of the refreshment committee.
lib
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hut wear Kayser hose.
What your face can’t do
—Kayser can.”
Be Wise . .Buy Kayser
79c and $1.00
guessing contest on
Smart Shop
cL Vaxtr
ALICE BREEDLOVE
the
1 ib. 20c 2 ibs. 39c
Irish-Swartz Coffee
Wheatie Display. . . His
guess was 263.
Correct
In Glass Jars
number was 267.
i-ge. pkg.
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1 lb. jar 25C
SPERRY PANCAKE oc
»WAFFLE FLOUR
2 ib- jar 49c
PUREX
Palmolive
Soap
4 bars
Super Suds Super Suds
Blue Pkg.
2 for
39c 3 for
MILK
Vegetables at Low Prices
Grapefruit
Onions
Bananas
252 She
2 dozen
Peet’s
Cryst’l White
Soap Chips
Granulat’d
Armour’s or Darigold
Oranges
Coachella
19c
Dozen............... 35
SPUDS___
NO SALES TO DEALERS
a s. wo. i
4 pounds.
U. S. No. 2
pound bag
39c
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE
IRISH-McBROOM MEAT DEPARTMENT
____________________ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
Lnrdswift® si,verieaf 4
Bacon
Broken
6 pound carton
Wc give S&1{ Green Stamps
O/UU/U
2 ibs. 29c
15c
Irish’s Special
COFFEE
0- F. Schneider won the
Thursday
25c to $1.00
A X
A
Large Size
WHOLE WHEAT BISQUICK
Saturday the I^me county post­
masters association held a meet­
ing In Eugene with the election
of officers for another year: S. K.
Adams of Saginaw was named
president of the association; Erma
L. Basford of Florence, first vice
president; Eva M. Stewart, West-
{H/„18eoond vlce president, and
William Ixiwer of Creswell, sec­
retary. Postmasters from
this
section attending were: Roy V.
Foster. Lorane; Lillian L. Stim-
mel. Blackbutte; A Rose Twing
Dorena, and N. J. Nelson Jr., of
Cottage Grove.
NEW — 35 dozen
new Spring
Handkerchiefs
"
3 VF bottles W 29 X
Catsup
Dundee
The Past Noble Grand club met
Thursday afternoon of last week
“ The afternoon
in I.O.O.F. hall.
was spent sewing. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
afterncxMi by Mra. Lucy Bennett,
•Mra. T. M Boyd. Mra. Ira Beidler
and Mra. Stella Baker.
Dorman Ray Matoon. small
La Mercredi Pont, 7:30 dessert
at home of Mm. Leslie Booth.
son of Mr. and Mrs Dalton Wil­
liam Matoon of Black Butte died
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S«’urday in Eugene. He was born
Cottage Grove.
(Next Week)
He “ survived by his mother and
Social Twelve club. 1 o'cl<x-k father and four grandparents. Mr.
luncheon nt the home of Mm. C. and Mm. William Matoon of
F. Hoskins.
Drain anti Mr. and Mm. C. E
Grable of Cottage Grove. Funeral
SCOUT MOTHERS MEET.
services were held Tuesday after-
noon at 2:30 in the Mills chapel
'Die Scout Mothers club met with the Rev. Atwood Foster of­
Wednesday afternoon at the home ficiating. Interment was in the
of Mm. Guy Earl, with Mm. Earl I.O.O.F. cemetery.
and Mrs. H O. Weldon its host­
esses. A busirM*ss meeting was held RITES FOR W . H. PADDOCK.
and various matters of import­
ance were discussed. Mm. William
scrv,ces were held at
Veeiman, leader of the junior JIM) p. m. Wednesday In the Mills
Girl Scouts, gave an Interesting £^ai?C /°r William Henry Pad-
talk on the activities of the group. exx'k of Mosby creek with the
Refreshments were served at the Rev. H. W. Davis officiating. In­
tea hour. The next meeting of the terment was in the Brumbaugh
group will lx* held the flrat Wed­ cemetery. Mr. Paddock was bom
nesday In April at the home of on February 28, 1858. in Vigo
Mrs. Herbert W. Lombard. Elec. county; Indiana. He came here
tion of officers will be held at from Tcrrehaute. Indiana, twelve
that time.
years ago and had lived in this
rinnity since that time. He had
DINNER CLUB AT PEÑORA been a farmer and Baptist min­
ister most of his life. He is sur-
The O. W. Dinner club met rived by three children. Mm. Etta
Tuesday evening in Pengra with M. Coblentz. George Paddock of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grube. Dennison. Illinois, and James H.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl K. Mills. Mr. Paddock of Waldron. Indiana.
and Mrs. Roy Short and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Smith and Mr. and Mrs. HEADS BAR ASSOCIATION.
Albert Helliwell were those from
here who attended.
John Pennington, former resi­
dent of this city and former as­
LOCAL PEOPLE ATTEND
sociate of H. W. Lombard, attor­
CONVENTION.
ney. was chosen head of the Lane
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£?unty bar association In Eugene
S^yra! local people attended Thursday evening. Carl Davidson
the Baptist convention at the « Portland
Income tax *-**^zv
expert
was
i
if«
i Vf was
First Baptist church In Eugene the
• expert.
principal speaker
and spoke
Friday. The Rev. H. W. Davis. on "Options and Elections Under
pnstor of the local Baptist church, the Income Tax Laws."
conducted the devotional in the
afternoon at the meeting of pas-
Miss Phyllis Monson, student at
tors from the various churches in University of Oregon, spent the
the district. Another meeting was week end at her home hero.
held for the women of the church.
Six members of the northern
Baptist convention were speakers
at these two meetings.
In the evening a fellowship
banquet was held in the church
after which speeches wore made
by throe prominent Baptists, Dr. i
G. Pitts Boers, secretary of the
Baptist homo-mission society; Dr.
White and Prints
A. Ixigrnnd of Milwaukee, Wis­
consin, and Dr. Sharp, secretary
of city mission work of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Those attending from here were
A coquettish young lady
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bush, Ervin
Hansen and daughter Mary, Mrs.
named Ann Said. “Do
O. H. Pickens, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs.
this to catch any man—
W. C. Martin and the Rev. and
Don’t powder your nose
Mrs. H. W. Davis.
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Salad Dreeing », Quart Jar
Sandwich Spread
A '
Breakfast of Cham pi on«
¡beta Rho, 6 30 p. m. covered
Mrs. J. A. Smith was hostess
dish dinner, followed by regular
meeting.
to the Social Twelve Thursday af-
ternoon of last week, entertaining
with afternoon
a 1:30 dessert.
pleasant
so-
TU8Sd&y
[cial
was A
»pent.
At the
Tuesday Bridge club, 1 o'clock
luncheon nt home of Mra. Her-
bert W. lombard. with Mra.
lombard. Mrs. C. H. Kime, Mrs.
Harry Metcalf, Mrs C. J. Kern,
Mra^ Ruth Woodson and Mrs. F.
L. Grannis us hostesses.
Deliveries Daily
43 c Roasts
Pound
15C
Tender Pork Shoulder
19c Bacon Backs
19c
In the Piece
Weiners
Fresh and Tasty
2—39c Sauer Kraut -7c