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THE SKXTIXKL, COITAGK GROVE, OREGON
Hitler
S T R E A M L IN E D
M ID SU M M E R
I
S ovk 4 Food
Seeks
Them
Lynx Hallow
Mrs Charles Peck returned
from a viMll with relatives in Sun
Fianei.sevi, Chicago, llliriois, and
Michigan. She was gone five
weeks.
W illiam llunlsm un of Lebanon
was a week end guesl at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Harvey
Strong and also hls Hint her, Mis.
Elsie H untsm an.
Tlie Com m unity club has Issm
postponed w ith no definite date
set for the next m eeting, due Io
lllncs* uf the present hosh-ss.
T he s ta m p in g crew from Lynx
Holliivv for (he REA line is w ork
ing in the Cam as Swale tlislrlel
now.
Mr. and Mi's. Magnus N ord
strom of C ottage Grove eallisi at
the Joseph Eppenbaugh home re- f
cently.
A I.I.EN NEW CHAIRMAN.
Civ« and Redeem SAH Green Stamps
613 Main Street
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These huu<ry Frenchmen lined up before a Vichy bakery to gel V. S. bread distributed through American
agencies In the city, are typical of the millions of concurred Europeans whose food problem Is believed par
tially responsible far Nati-Soviet war. Hitler struck out lor rich I'hraine grain fle'ds to provision his
starving empire.
Cottage' Grove
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C ity Briefs
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O th er Persons Are Interested In
W here You Go and W hen You
R eturn. Phone Your News to 159.
See W. B. JO H N STO N for R eal! Mrs. T. J. Denson and sons
E sta te B argains. Loans, Rentals. Tommy and J e rrv a re visiting in
Office No. 22 So. 5th S t.
42-tfc Los Angeles. California, at the
home of Mrs. Denson's sister.
Jim Bird was able to re tu rn
They w ere accom panied to Los
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hnt e , , ? tt' i y i ’T J ' i “ ' A ngeles'by M i ^ 'i T r o ^ y S a f ^
gene hospital, w here he had been
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confined for several weeks, fol
Tom TurbyfiU. son of Mr. and
lowing an auto accident.
Mrs. A lbert S. Turbyfill. new
ow ners of the Row River grocery
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hall and
son
m a rk e t-
for. Pullm an,
daug h ter M ary Ann and
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Chas. J r left S atu rd ay for east- vjsi, Wllh
par^ u fte w r a brief
*?l,P<,’LntS’ ,<1r 1 a ,.P a ? s 3 vislt his duties as music teach er in the
with the off'«* of the Insurance W ashington S ta te college.
< ompany of N orth America in
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Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, and
j j r and Mrs. L ester G ates left
w ill co to A tlantic C itv N ew Jer- o 7" . ------------- “ 7 7 " -------------
sev m a t t e n d a com ontm n of S ? ,UIf day on a w eek s vacation
N orth America
a i d from U a sh ln S,on and Canada. They
werp accom panied as far as Al-
th ere the fam ily will go to Calais,
C m “ ^ e r n e s ’ m n/her M «
M a m fo r -1 v is it w it h M r H a l l ’s
G ates m other, Mrs.
F ,? n
and * a r *a re <
who wil> visit a '
. u n ., Mr». Em m a E at«», and , i e S im » » ¡ ' i ' d a n g i t a r m m
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o th e r friends.
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Paul Jacobs of Cherokee, O kla-
homa. has accepted the position
of herd te ste r of the Lane county
herd improvement association and
expects to assum e his duties about
the first of July, according to an
announcem ent from O. S. F letch
er, county agent.
Mr. and Mrs. M arvin
an d son K eith retu rn ed
home at K lam ath Falls
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e ir
Monday
m a t th ,.
J* at the
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h w eekend" "
spent the Week cnd
Mr
Mps w D
wpnt ,o
S atu rd ay
On
th e ir re tu rn Tuesday they stopped
a t Riddle and brought Mrs. Ed-
w ard s fath er, W. G. Norwood.
who had been visiting there, home
* * ith
‘th them.
them,
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Mlss R a th l« ^ Galvin spent the
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G ranm P ^ '
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Mrs. B ertha C herry entertain ed
at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Bob C herry and Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Sm ith.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. S tro u p and
family spent the week end in
Portland.
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Solomon H and reported at the
Eugene office Monday for indue-
tion into the U. S. arm y.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Leon Belles.
pasto r of the Springfield Metho-
dist church. Mrs. F ra n k Barnes
and Mrs. C la r a B r id g e s o f Spring-
fi^ld w ere in C ottage Grove Sun-
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calling on friends.
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C atholic Church. F a th e r An
thony Gerooe. — M w each Sun-
day a t 9:30 a. m. except the fourth
Sunday when the hour Is 8 a. m.
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Com m unity Bible class m eets In
m ornh
9*45 I u tX * M r U™
hach Everyone welcome ape.-ipi
Invitation to the ladies.
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F ree M ethodist Church. South
6th and H arrison Sts Rev H arold
p. Hoffm an, pastor.
Sunday
school. 9:45. Mrs. Thelm a W right,
Supt. M orning worship,
11:00.
Evening w orship, 8:00 p. m Pray-
e r m eeting every T hursday eve-
nmg at 8:00 p. m.
T he church held its annual so-
c k , -v nu-eting on W ednesday eve-
ning of laJkf w eek .„ whi,.h , jm,.
tht. fo„ owing o ffk e rs wepe elect.
e,L c la ss leader. Chas. H osm an;
7 ,a ,s
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H<Mman:
Sunday school
superintendent,
M|.s 1-helnv, W n h
S h w ar(K
M r- and -Mrs. Rex B etszer and
son Raymond of Bakersfield. Cali-
fornia. spent a few days here this
* e e k visiting M r s . B etszer's
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b r o t h e r . Guy Sm ith and Mrs.
Sm ith and family.
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Mrs M artha B ittin e e r had as
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K r at
d " » * r guests at her home Sun-
day. M r and M r,. W illiam B u ll,.
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Dorena Grange Holds
Regular Meeting 19th
The D onm a G range h e l d th.
regulitr m eeting T hursday eve-
ning in the ladles hall at Dorena
Loren Hunt presided in the ab-
sence of M anter H enry William-
son who wxx attending the state
grange session at N ew port. Mr
H,’d Mrs. D ecker w ere ad m itte d In
Dorena G range as tra n sfe r from
Creswell and Mr. and M rs D. D
Boyd and J M. Abbott w ere wel-
corned as new m em bers W. A
Hemenw ly reported for the agri
cultu re com m ittee. He toki of the
increased production of m ilk and
the sh ortage of cars for shipping
grains.
A new bulletin on weed control
was received from O. S. F letcher
The Home Economic club will
Junc 2.,
homr t)f Mrs
G rorge
T he
Pennsylvania
plan
for
ThP >*nn*y'vanla
pla
granges was discussed and a mo-
tlon
ad , „
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Mr and M rs- Clyde Boehm a r e '
Th' “,ma W r,Kh,; Bales,
gpending the w eek\ - acationinK a t Sunday school nom inating corn-
T he serving commit tee for the
Salem a t the homes of th e ir par-
C has'
R««* next m eeting was announced as
u . _ H osm « an-
f : Mre
u.
•tin. H arvey W right.
Mrs. , ,
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ents and a t C ra te r lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Lay ng. Mr
vev W right was elected dele-
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and Mrs. Ivan M orris. Mr. and
Mrs. Minnie W illits retu rn ed ®a ,e
,h e annual conference. Mrj( (iv erh o b t.r and Mr nnd
artin T
reserve
a
m onth s visit Mrs. Rosa „ M oYrnan.
^ t a r y dele-
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ff'^nds and relatives in east-
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Refreshm e
ern O re8o" and Idaho.
C hristian Science Society, 242 thp ckÄC ° r thc "><*»*»8 ‘»y Mr
Mrs Rov M ahrt d au g h te r I in- Second S tre e t,
Sunday school, and
I«ayng. Mr. and
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forenoon service 11 subject M rs- Loren H unt, Mr. and Mrs.
da and son P e te r of San Francis- a
torenoon s t r u c t . II. subject
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Mrs. C. R. Sim kins left for
ra n ts 1
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and M re. o . M. Kern.
Fresno, California. F riday to visit
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h e r d au g h ter and family, Mr. and
' p ' ? ^ , M rs' K arl Mil5s droV5
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoyt, .aecom-
Mrs. H. L. L eatham and baby
th S ?
w l S pani"d by Sam V ea,ch and S° n
dau« h te r-
¿ ¡ te °.
t i r e . Mr. Mills a BI” Y .returnpd F rW
from a
w eek's visit along the O regon and
W arren Gillis of Salem spent Pal/ Cnt a t the hospital at the tim e W ashington coasts,
th e week end in C ottage Grove of hls Parents vrsit. was expected
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visiting friends.
to ** released early this week.
Callers at the Chas. Putm an
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z home Sunday w ere M rs. P u tm an 's
I t pays to insure w ith su re in
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. SPCnt m other a n d ' sister. Mm E. M
suran ce w ith Chas. Hall.
14-tfc th c w’eek end in P ortland
Scouton and Miss Dora Scouton
Oregon
Rad.,, Ray Nelson sells C w s le y
& * o fM d S te w a rt for Plum bing of
MrsT
c to ra City,
D ^er and
o f M her o aunt.
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appliances.
'T h * lost tim e
I use<l M C. r .
my |am a e n d
lelllee not only
w o o m ost u l
th e in d iv id u a l
awaida al the County Fait, but
th e S w e e p sta k e s F use. too.
I can I piaise M C F Pectin
too h ig h ly "
Mrs f vu D^nuit, Stockton. Col.
AT A LL
GRO CERS
K ern Crandall of P ortland, re-
publican s ta le chairm an of the
c e n tra l com m ittee, who is on ac
tive iluiy m the arm y. Suuduy
subm itted Ins resignation and
recom m ended Niel A l i e n
of
G ran ts P uts as his successor. A
m eeting of the c e n tra l com m ittee
will lx* called July 7th to consider
a sue«x’ss|»r.
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Watch Our Windows and Look
For 4 page Circular.
We
m onth a t 8:00 p. m. The Bible,
K n , ~ i rosm ’ work
C hristian Science lite ra tu re and
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w vm iv.
th e w ritings of Mary B ak er Eddy
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prog.es.sin« favorably. Mrs J F.
« 0 « o r a fte r the W ednesday
Mrs
K |nnernn
service.
m otor to Eugeni’ one day each
n
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i. r-. „ , week to receive instructions in
F irst Baptist (Church, Ercilp L. , , ,
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c- u
hi»« pastor.
™.aiz,z Sunday
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W hite,
school at folding surgical gauze Mis Scho
field S te w a rt, who is in charge of
9:45. M rs. W. C. M artin. Supt. zji«»r ifou «ine articles for the Cot-
b u rn in g worship. 11.(Ml. S.-rmon
««bject. Behold I S tand a t the organi/aU<)ns ^ ho a re cooperat-
xk.
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E « 'n and
in « K w m orship
8:Wi. Serm on
X in g .'" w .’- i? supphe/l
subject, "M aking This W orld a ,..„7.
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w ith m aterials for the work. Mrs.
, B e tte r Place in Which to Live.* S tew art secures the m aterials
Red Rose B u tte r and Ic e C rea m .
R adi« R a y lia s th is to sav
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Miss B etty P utm an retu rn ed to B Y p 1 • 7;0<* All young people from fh<l Ref) Cross headquarters
Ask f c r tjtem . C. <1. C re a m e ry , t f o u r ra d io sets to d a y.'
---- --- her home here Sunday a fte r vis- no’ a ‘t‘'" d 'ng youth services etoe- ,n Eu
iting at the Lewis D oughty home « * e re « « invited to a tte n d and
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at Lorane for two weeks.
.ta k e part in this service. P ra y e r (O T T A G E GROVE CH ILD REN
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m eeting T hursday a t 7:30.
WIN MAGAZINE PRIZE.
Mrs. Law rence C hapm an and
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dau g h ter Ann left for th e ir home
a NEW
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a t Baker W ednesday a fte r spend- “
a t ,hp home
M" ' H er* A R,c? urc of S h ,rl*y 3nd
Mc‘
¡ng ten days visiting at the home bert E a k ,n '.
2 a rv '" a PIM’ars ,n ’he cu rren t
Admission 10c u u l (5 c
of her parents, M ajor and Mrs.
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m agazine
hey are
LaSelis S te w a rt
OeP® rtm ents; new Service, the w inners of a cash prize in
Frl., Nat., June 27-28— “They Dare Not L eve,”
W atch to r announeeninntH. Radio T rue S tory's Kiddie K arnival pic-
George Brent. M artha Scott, Paul Lukas. Kay
Ifray N elson.
4 6 -ltp tu re contest.
Linaker. Previuw F eatu re “H ere Comes H appiness”
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Lewis and
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Mildred Coles, E dw ard N orris.
sons returned recently from a
th ree w eek trip to th e ir form er
Sun., Mon., Tues., June 29-30-July 1—“V irginia,”
home in Kismet, K ansas. Frances
M adeleine C arroll, Fred M acM urray, S tirling H ay
Lee Adams and Mrs. Ja c k Caton
den, M arie Wilson, Carolyn Lee. TECHNICOLOR
accompanied them as fa r as H art-
Wed., T h u n ., Ju ly 2-3—"T H E TRIA L O F MARY
mond, Colorado, and
retu rn ed
DUGAN,” L araine Day, Robert Young. M arsha
home w ith them.
H unt, John Litel. Preview feature, “Wild Man of
Borneo,” F ra n k M organ, Mary Howard, Billy Burke
GROCERY
HOT SHOTS
Friday and Saturday
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S u g ar co,. 25 lit. cllllh Slick T .49
Gulden G
pounds 23c
S u g ar
S u g ar Powdered 2 .) pounds 19c
Bak. P o w d er Clnbltcr Girl ( im 8c
W h eaties
. ,. .Puekugi’ l i e
M achine O il
" 8c
D rain O p e n e r
< 19c
C atsu p
Fentivnl
Hotllc 10c
IX- Lux
Pound 23c
C offee
S ta rc h (xtrn or Gloss 2'*>i'- 17c
C ookies
2 Reg.
25c
Jell D e sse rt'A -“... )r.»nisi.f)c
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15c p k « s.
1 pkg.
1 pkjb
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1 pkg.
Napkins, Wax Paper,Paper Plates 2 1 c
lo Vir iro1" $
C an d y
S Varietimt
Pound 20c
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A d v I,n e e M o n .
FREE
1-tfc tana.
, ana
A rc ad e T h e a tre
We will give nwny one radio and eleven other prizes
Saturday, July 12th. Ask us for details.
SMITH & SHORT
GROCERY
Phone I
Radio Ray Services Radios.
4 6 -ltp
D ian e T h e a tre
Adm ission 10c aod lAc
B arg ain N ig h ts lOe .. S a tu rd a y M a tin e e 10c and 10c
Tlmrs., F rl., Ju n e 26-27—“ H er F irst Beau,” Jane
W ithers, Jack ie Cooper, Edith Fellows, W illiam
Tracy. BARGAIN N IG H TS, Admission 10c.
Sat., Sun., Ju n e 28-29—“ Border V igilantes,” W il
liam Boyd, Russell Hayden, Andy Clyde, Frances
Gifford. Preview F e a tu re “H o rror Island,” Dick
Foran, Peggy M oran, Leo C arrillo. S aturday M ati
nee 2:30 P. M. Admission 10c and 15c.
Mon., Ju n e 30—Tues., Wed., July 1-2— CLOSED.
EXCAVATION
LOGGING ROADS
MILL POND
DREDGING AND
ENLARGING
Contract or Hourly Basis.
Phone 4158 or 3553 evenings
2897 during the day
T h un ., Frl., July 3-4— "T H E BLACK CAT,” Basil
Rathbone, Hugh H erb ert, Brod C raw ford, Bella
Lugosi. BARGAIN N IG H TS, Admission 10c.
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LINDSAY’S
1644 Washington St.
Eugene, Oregon
WITH FIRE WORKS
Our fireworks are safety brand, sure fire, guaranteed
to be noisy and spectacular.
FIRECRACKERS
ROMAN CANDLES
SKY ROCKETS
CAPS AND GUNS '
PINWHEELS
TORPEDOES
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