T im it S lJ A Ï , J U N E 27. 1910
T H E «Ä N T 1N E L , C O TTA G E G KO VE. OREGON
Motorists WW Creswell Defeat
Alaskan Highway Gives Butchers
Interest In the completion of First Position
« highway to Abutka
high In
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S ilk C reek
C. E. Ruth, George Moxley and
Ross Palleske spent several days
but week fishing on the Siuslaw
river.
Mr. anrl Mrs. Leroy Miller and
«laughter Arleen of Spokane,
I n
Washington, were visitors at the
inoat sections of the United .,iutes
,
..
Keller home this week. They had
accordhiK to an American Auto
leagu e Blanding»
been vacationing in California and
mobile association survey ronrhing
»» _» .
.
attending the San Francisco fair.
the Oregon State Motor assocla- Cn.,J i!pi|M',rk'’
222
Bill Dab>y of Pasadena came
tlon, local affiliate.
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2 /’
Knickertxjcker's
.. . 3 1 .750 Friday to spend the summer with
••“* highway would lie one of Grove Hardware
2 2 .500 the I. s. Curtis family. He Is a
the links of an all-American high- Dorena
2 2 .500 nephew of Mr. Curtis and visited
way linking the nations of North Gustafson's ......... ... . 1 2 .333 here two years ago. Since then he
and South America. The highway Culp Creek
....... 1 2 .333 has been working nt Commercial
already extends as far north as Eagles
„...... 0 3
.000 Art in Pasadena but gave it up for
Hazelton, British Columbia. High- McCoy's
0 3 .000 the summer.
Miss Bienne Rohrbaugh of Hem­
way engineers nrc agreed that
,
. . . .
such n highway, opening new va-
d"»W’« i ?ut, o f , th^ r ingford, Nebraska, came Saturday
oat ion frontiers to America's mo- .
place In the local soft-, to spend the summer with her
torlsts. is completely feasible and
,*;a«u‘’ Monday evening when mother. Mrs. Rohrbaugh, and her
could be kept «»pen all the year ¡J’1/.dropped a 13 to 1 decision to sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
around. It Is a little kn.rwn fact Knlck.rtxxkers This defeat gave Ashley.
that at one time It was projeced thf undefeated Quality Market
Mrs. Burcham Is improving
to build a railroad arrow Canada,' i 0**
of first place In the from her recent illness and is able
JU'ross the Alaska, and over the ‘''ague. ( n-swell and Knlckerbock- to be around the house.
Bering Strait to Siberia, eventu- er* are tb d for **»nd.
E. E. Paul and Mr. and Mrs.
ally connecting with the main cap-
Friday's games saw Knlcker- Ashley attended the diinocratic
Italx of Europe. The engineering bockem hammer out a 20 to 9 vlc- committee meeting in Eugene
surveys prov«-d that this was an tory over the Grove Hardware In Monday evening.
Miss Ruby Allen, bride-elect of
entirely practically project. It Is a game of hits Hnd errors. In the
equally practicable to lay a high- night cap Creswell eked out a 2 Bob Cherry, was honored with a
way along a similar mute.
to 1 decision over the Dorena surprise bridal shower at her
team In one of the best played home Friday evening. A large
games of the season. It was a crowd of friends an«l neighbors
pitchers battle all the way with were present and she received a
number of lovely gifts.
Heim beating Moen.
Mrs. Estes and Leonard visited
Monday’s games saw Dorena
rally in the late innings to go Mrs. Fannie Daniels and daugh­
ahead of the hard luck Eagles ters at Yoncalla Sunday and Leon­
team by an 8 to 4 score. Inability ard returned to his work In Eu-
to hit with men on bases cost the g«-ne in the evening.
Eagles their chance of winning.
Word has been received that
In the nightcap Monday Glen Mrs. Joe Moxley is very ill from a
Swunson hurled 3-hlt ball to give heart attack at her home in Eu­
the Creswell team their first de­ gene. Mrs. Geo. Moxley visited
feat. Creswell led up to the fifth her Friday and r e p o r t s her a
inning when Lusk, leading home- little stronger.
run hitter of the league, hammer­
Mr. Ruth is walking on crutches
ed out his fourth homer in as this week as a result of too close
many games to tie the score and contact with the hoofs of the fam­
from hen1 Knicks went on to bunt ily cow.
the Creswell team to defeat, run­
ning. u p II i i i k k - runs In the final
DOUBLE-JOINTED "SCREWDRIVER" two innings or the 15 hits
— All set for a right turn, he shoots by Knicks most of them were
Alfred Montgomery of Portland
across traffic to the left— bear down bunts.
on those brakes, man, /lie fenders
In Wednesday's opener Grove spent the week end here with his
are already dented . . . Remember, Hardware squeezed out a 10 to 7 mother, Mrs. Myrtle Montgomery.
Betty Thrasher returned home
your engine uses
as much win o v e r Gustafson's "Cream
gasoline in low and second gears as i»uffs." In the night cap the Qual- Saturday from Seattle, Washing­
In high— so when a "Screwdriver” lty "Butchers" p i l e d up their ton, where she spent the winter
causes you a needless stop, you pay. fourth «truight victory when Ells­ with a brother Clifford and at­
worth Tilton, the butchers' ace tended school.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Redford and
chucker held the Real McCoys to
Richard Priest returned home
one hit winning 13 to 2.
Another grudge game seems to Tuesday from a two weeks vaca­
be on the program for the local tion trip in Washington and Idaho.
Glenn Jennings made a business
softball fans when the Dorena and
Culp Creek teams take the field trip to Eugene Monday.
Grace Smith of Eugene spent
Friday night in the regular doub­
the week end at her home here.
le- header of league play.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooper
Besides the rivalry that is al­
ways between these two commun­ and two sons of Culp Creek vis­
ities there is fifth place in the ited Sunday at the Henry Cooper
b’ague at stake too. Both teams home.
Mrs. Marguerite Mosby and
finished up well In the standings
but year and are fighting nip and daughter Lita, accompanied by
tuck with each other for the fifth Mrs. Ralph Boslaugh of Cottage
FREE — this naw em blem
Grove, visited at the John Kerns
postltion.
that shines day and night,
It is rumored that the Dorena home in Eugene Friday.
girls and Culp Creek girls softball
The school board met Friday
makes night parking safer.
teams even had a lively evening evening and chose Stanley Bon-
The flags say, " I w ill give
recently and such rivalry is bound kowski of Fall Creek for principal
w a y ...I'll share the read."
to be carried onto the field when of the schools for the coming
the boys teams of these two places year. Miss Francis French and
tangle.
Miss Mildred Smith have also
In the other game of the doub­ been reelected.
le-header the Eagles will meet the
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Collins
Grove Hardware team.
and family of Santa Ana. Califor­
Score:
R H E nia. visited friends here Sunday.
Knicks ....... 314 172 2 20 23 8
Mary Doolittle and Olaf Brid-
Grove Hdw 504 000 0— 9 11 5 estein and Naomi Doolittle and
Swanson and Denson; Phillips Henry Harner were married last
and Cole.
Saturday at Vancouver, Washing­
Creswell .......010 000 1 - 2 4 2 ton.
Dorena ......... 100 000 0— 1 3 3
The Dorena All-Stars defeated
Moen and Montgomery; Heim the Rujada CCC softball team in
and Scull.
a game played here Sunday by a
Dorena
...O il 124 x— 8 11 0 score of 5-4.
Eagles ....... 010 102
4 8 4
Clarence Peterson of Oakridge
Heim and Scull; D. McKibben. spent the week end with his fath­
Langston a n d
M. McKibben, er, Chas. Peterson.
Johnson.
W. D. Able of the Durable Fir
Knicks ........ 000 084 X—12 15 2
Lumber
company is sponsoring the
Croswell ....... 010 000 0— 1 3 2
Moen and Taylor: Swanson and Dorena girls’ softball team. In
their last game they defeated the
Denson.
Grove Hdw. 112 201 3—10 11 2 London team by a score of 34-1.
Gustafson's
040 100 0 — 7 11 1 The Y.G.A. club met Monday
Phillips and Decker; Turner and evening nt the Claude Arne home
at Mt. View.
LONE-WOLF “ SCREWJAY”- He Jenson.
320 521 x— 13 12 1
Mrs. O. L. Nichols has been ill
makes a break through the cars on Quality
020 000 a — 2 1 11 the past week.
his side of the street — then is ma­ McCoy’s
Tilton and Patton; Overholser,
Orien Land attended the county
rooned out there where he can test
drivers’ nerves . . . “Screwjays”— Mills and Jennings.
democratic c e n t r a l committee
I-engiie Schedule
heed less, reck less p e d e str ia n s—
meeting in Eugene Monday.
Friday, June 28: Engles vs.
cause 10% of all Stop-and-Go driv­
Grove Hardware; Culp Creek vs.
ing, to say nothing of accidents.
Dorena.
Monday, July 1: Gustafson's vs.
Creswell; McCoy's vs. Knicker­
LET U S HELP YOa
bocker.
Wednesday, July 3: McCoy's vs.
Grove Hardware; Quality Market
vs. Eagles.
f ,°
Dorena
3 timet
SHOW YOUR COLORS
a
car the cost or
Srop-AND-Go W/TH
NEW
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WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE
Phone 53 or 54
FLOOR TAX ON CIGARETTES
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'87
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'86
’86
*86
’85
’82
’82
’29
’82
'29
*29
’29
Ford Sedan
Chev Sedan
Chev Cpe
Pontiac Sedan
Chev Sedan
Ford 2 dr Sedan ....
Ford Sedan
Ford Cpe
Chrysler Sedan
Willy» Knight Sdn
Chev Sedan ............
Dodge Cpe ..............
Dodge Cpe
Ford Cpe ................
Dodge Sedan
$725.00
$595.00
$550.00
$465.00
$450.00
$450.00
$445.00
$250.00
$175.00
$ 95.00
$ 85.00
$ 80.00
$ 70.00
$ 00.00
$ 55.00
M A R T IN
M O TO R S
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Your Pontino Dealer
No. Oth
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1
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Paper Plates
Paper Cups
Paper Napkins
Your Choice
3
....... 25c
W AX PAPER
. 12c
125-foot ro lls. . .
Cheese
Pound
Mild
L E M O N W H IP Dressing Full Quarts 19c
C O FFEE Folger's l a 23c 2 lbs. 45c
H -D C O R N Peas or Green Beans cans ,
cans
P IN E A P P L E »'.F-su-d
D U N D E E T U N A or Shrimp 2 <«»• 29c
PIN K SA L M O N «» c» 2 — 25c
POTATO CHIPS
2 25c
15c Size
f°r
RITZ CRAX
Large package . .
, 19c
R IP E OLIVES
No. 1 tall
2^ 25c
K R A FT CHEESE
5-oz. glass
2
f°r 29(7-
D E V IL MEAT
No. x/e tins
3 10c
for
V IE N N A SA U S.
No. Vi tins
3 25c
l° r
SW EET PIC K LES
23c
25-oz. ja r .
D IL L PIC K LES
15c
25-oz. ja r .
PORK & B E A N S
Dundee M c ° an s *
3 29C
f°r
SPA G H E TTI
Dennison's
No. I ta li
J forZdC
Marshmallows
10c
1 lb. Cello
P E A N U T BU TTER
2
pound jar . .
. -25C
FR EN C H D R ESS
Kraft’s
Full pints
21c
Nucoa
2-pound pkg.......
K R A F T D IN N E R S
2 -2 5 c
B R A N FL A K E S «’<«'•
2 — 25c
H O N E Y M A ID Grahams 2 lb. pkg. 27c
PU R E X
|«.n„niusl9 c
PA L M O L IV E
3 - » 15c
C .W . L A U N D R Y 10*»«-»35c
Matches
6-box carton
P E E T ’S SO A P Granulated Large pkg. 23c
C .W . C H IPS
5 .»«■-*< 29c
C O R N FL A K E S K ellogg's 8-oz. 4 25c
RICE KRISPIES
2 ^ 23c
KRUM BLES
K ellogg’s
2 Pkg»- 25c
C O R N K IX
2 ^ 19c
Flour » 1.09
Valley Rose 49 lbs.
PETER P A N no-
«n». $1.45
«»»$1.29
IRISH SPE C IA L
P A N C A K E FL O U R F’h” ,J,ll»45c
FISH ER ’S G R A H A M —>»39c
FISH ER ’S F A R IN A
-» » 4 3 c
PRUNES
Italians
pounds 15c
Raisins
4-pound pkg....................
1
Cc
KJ
F R U IT S AND
V EG ETA BLES
KELLY’S MARKET
N E W SPU D S
U. S. No. 1
10 p o u n d s................ 25c
TOM ATOES
MUTTON
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Two Free City D eliveries Daily
picnic items
Good Will
Used Cars
J. W. Maloney, Collector of In­
ternal Revenue, stated today that
nil wholesale and retail dealers in
cigarettes would be subject to pay-
¡ment of a floor tax, based on the
increase in the tax on cigarettes
under the Revenue Act of 1940.
The new lnw becomes effective
July 1, 1940.
Collector Maloney stated that
' all dealers having cigarettes for
sale must make an inventory of
their stock on hand as of the close
of business June 30, 1940. This is
' to be prepared in duplicate, list­
ing brands and quantities of each
I brand. It is to be held by the deal-
er; nnd he is to notify the Collec-
7,
! tor of Internal Revenue, 210 Cus­
tom House, Portland, Oregon, im-
Road Parformanca Rating (RPR] ' mediately, requesting a form on
Is the true measure of a gaso­ which to file the floor-tax return.
line's performance In your car. As soon as the printed floor-tax
N ew Super-Shell and new Shell returns nro received from the
Bureau nt Washington, they will
Premium have the highest
lx? mailed to dealers, with instruc-
RPR in Shell historyl
j tions as to preparation, computa-
• Shell Premium contains alkylate t ion of tax, etc.
à
IRISH-SWARTZ
Field Grown
p ou n d s....................
14C
Juice Oranges
2 d o z e n . .. ............... 35c
W IN E SA P S
Small Fancy
6»* 25c
box $1.29
Canning Apricots Are In
Produce Prices
Friday and Saturday Only
Specials Friday and Saturday
Legs ------
12V2 c lb.
Shoulders
...... 9c lb.
Chops ___
... 10c lb.
S t e w ....... .
___ 5c lb.
Broken Sliced Bacon, 6-lb. box ...
79c
Hams (V4 or w h o le )........ ..... ----------- lb. 19c
Center S lic e s ........ ........... _____2 for 25c
Shortening, S w ift’s Pearl, bulk 4 lbs. 39c