The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 16, 1942, Page 5, Image 5

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T H E S E N T I S T I-
Mrs. America
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London School Elects
Board, School Service
Club Present« Program
Patrons of the Ixuidon M'hool
met at the ->chixiliiou-i' lis t F u ­
nny evening for election of rni-rn
lx*m ol the school board.
B«-ri
G e n w a s r*k*r-t(sl to till Bn- vu-
• uncy of a tw o m on th ', period,
caused by the
resignation of
l l n l m t Short ridge
A program was pm <-nli*rl '¡y
'I'lii* lo iiK -iiw iillrd order ro s trli'-
lin g wmrii ii m s ty le . im here nt lust
und proves to lx- very m ild, Mrs
Am erica won't look very (Afferent
a fte r nil A little less fu llm *. m in
her skirts, n little less length In
her jackets, no French cuffs on
her sleeves. I t ’s d ou htful w hether
men w ill notice the difference it lip* Ixm don School S i-rv k e clu >,
n il except Ihut lines w ill lie in tin* gymnasium, follow ing th •
I slig h tly more figore-reveubog.
election: Group .inging ol A m eri­
ca, led by Boy Grxxlwin, accom­
You're going Io miss certa in «if panied by M is.
Lloyd
Propst;
your fn v o iite canncrl soups A new s kit, " C a iriiin g
the
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o ('lix -k
i tin o ld e r prohibits tin fo r canning T ra in ,’’ w ith pupil:. Bom M rs
| all except ce rlu ln s|s*cifl«*d va rie ­ M u rry Newton's n xirn; adult r k d ,
ties The range is s till wide, tint "Cousin Jo.hua." under the direc­
if yo ur fa vo rite was liluck bean or tion ot Mrs. C url Sm all, w ith Mrs.
cream o f tout-broom, you won’t B e it Newton. M is Juck Bushong,
find it on the list. Kish chowders, Mrs. John Ware, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
i chicken, and a wide vu rie ty of Bob Geer und M is. S m all; lea d ­
vegetable soups w ill s till lie a v a il­ ings by Glen Crabb and
Ray
able, although many cans rnuy Is1 Riggs.
group
singing,
"S ta -
larger than usual Abo, a greater Spangled Banner."
amount of tin is lieirtg ullowed
Ttie ple-cukr* w alk was eon-
lo r packaging soups which require
the addition of w ater, ra th e r than
those which come "ready to “SB
serve."
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C O T T A G E G T IO Y T O R E G O N
ducted by Mrs A rile Sugg and
B w d ii ',-n i- n
i n ,, ■ a t,,|.
a w e of $21 90, for the club tre _
The com m unity church at W a lk ­
ury. E ith e r a pie or cake wax set
up fo r each w alk w ith ten rents er fx 'lrl a covered dish dinner re­
Unrig pairl by thou wishing to cently in honor of Mrs. R. V,
enter In the w alk ti the pastry P orter, Mrs Nancy Neal and Mrs.
to the tun«* of a son g being playe I Elsie Huntsm an’s birthdays. The
on th« piano
Wh«*n the music honored guests were presented
stopjx d th«1 per on standing or w ith birthday cakes. J. J. Ray of
the lur'ky nurnlx r on the w alking Eugene assisted w ith the program
circle, claimed the pastry. The, and showed moving pictures.
event was novel to I hr* commun­
M ir . W. M. Moore was hostess
ity and proved to be entertaining recently to the C om m unity club.
io a ll attending.
Sixteen members were present.
Mrs. Howard Stout w ill be the
Mrs. Fay M cLaughlin and Mrs. hostess fo r the meeting on A p ril
Iin yard Reed attended a m eetin g 22.
Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Schem-T
ol the Lane county chapter of
Joy and
Oregon League ol fx-m ocrat Wo­ anil daughter P atricia
men Wodne d a y nt the home of C arolyn Rae of Roseburg anil M r.
Mrs. W elb y S te v e n s in S p rin g- and Mrs. Elm er Ranko and son
field. M is. M cLauphlin is vice Stanley of Portland were guests
chairm an of the county democrat recently of M r. anrl Mrs. Hugh
c e n tr a l comm itter- und Mrs. Reed McCormick.
is a member o f the leagu e.
M r. and Mrs. Bob S haffer le ft
See W estern Auto fo r your fish ­ the firs t of the week fo r th e ir
ing needs. Remember the season horn.* at D e tro it, M ichigan, a fte r
opens Saturday. Western A u to , Visiting here w ith relatives fo r
ran save you money.
36-lte-3I some time.
HEY CONSÈRVI ►
KIDS!
FOR
VICTORY
BRING IN
THE OLD
COLLAPSIBLE
TUBES
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For each 6 tubes brought to our store we will give a 5c
bag of marbles or kite—For each 12 tubes we will give a
10c bag of marbles or kite and ball of string.
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
BROWN’S DRUG STORE
Phone 244
When your old heating* pad
mis given up the ghost, you may
not got a new one to w rap around
yourself. No more chrom ium n»«»y
Is* used in th e ir m anufacture, and
production fo r horn«* use is to lx*
cut d ra stically. H ospital types,
however, w ill s till Is- made in
near-norm al quantities.
lU-b m ir« , I'n lv r r U ty at C a lifo rn ia ,
"pooshe«" « l i t i e r r a i vim . to lo u
Javrlln M t f r r l M I n - lo » I» w in
fa v o rite r v r n t In < al I S( m r r l at
llr r h r lr v .
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MOTIIEKM
MFF.T.
Ixindon 4-1 1 Mothers club met
fo r th e ir regular all day meeting
at the club house on Wednesday.
The tun«1 was spent on handwork,
m any having
completed
th e ir
crepe paper ra ffia bags.
I t was announced that the d u b
w-ould have the use of three lap
looms, purchaser! by the County
Leader* association fo r use at 4 -tl
sum m er camp, so that member«
learning to operate the looms
r*r»»il«l assist in this w ork at g irl's
camp. The looma w ill be used at
the next m eeting and members
were asked to bring rags, yarn or
silk hose and carpet w arp fo r
weaving
Maybe it's n good thing that
you w on't Is* able to get chlorine
bleaches us usual fo r yo ur laun­
ch y. According to the Consumer
Division It is only r«*cently Ihut
house wives have used bleachet,
regularly. And often. In an e ffo rt
to get clothes snowy w hite, the
use o f chlorine had damaged fab­
rics. Bleaching has never been a
! good substitute fo r washing, an«l
clothes w ill last much longer if
you depend on grxxl washing
methods, plenty of soap and w a t­
er and sunshine* fo r u w hltener.
London
Mrs. E. N. Brasher who was
c i lied to San Francisco lust week
by the serious illness of her son*
Buck Sippy, writ«*» that he Is im ­
proving Buck is in the U. S. arm y.
Z i'lla Mac Gable of Newberg
and Robin Woods o f Portland
spent the week end nt the C. If.
Woods home.
Mr. and M rs Edw in T u lla r of
Eugene wen* guests Sunday at the
J«x* Geer home.
M II.K I.K A I) I'O IS O M M i
Lanes Goodrvin o f Eugene s|x*nt
l'K E V E .\T I\ K.
the week end w ith her parents,
M r, and Mrs. L. R. Goodwin.
Results o f recent research in
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cox have
the prevention o f lead (Masoning set up housekeeping in one of the
indicate* the Importance of con­ C arl Sm all cottages.
suming adequate quantities of
M r. und M is. Jack
Reshong
m ilk, according to the edito ria l have as house guests Mrs. Be
in a recent Issue of the Journal shong’s m other and brother from
of the Am erican Medical Associa­ Nampa, C alifornia.
tion. "The deposition of lead In M rs N orval W illiam s and chil-
the bones appears to lake* pine.* ■ «Iren visited
in
P ortland la »
in inverse ra tio to that of c a l­ week w ith M r. W illiam s, who is
cium," states the article.
in the shipyard.
Charles W illiam s, sm all son o f
NO « Il IN G E N IN s u u t u I 'S Mr. and Mrs. N orval W illiam s,
O H l< E.
cut Ids knee quite badly recently i
when he fell on some broken
O ral C. Crowe, Who replaces glass.
C. A S w a rt/ ns Lane county sher­
Mrs. M ary J. P hillip s bus re
iff, w ill make no change in the turned from a m onth's visit w ith
present setup at tlx* county sher­ friends nt S eattle and Portland.
if f s office In Eugene, it was learn­
M axine C u rrln was home from
ed Saturday. C. A. Sw artz, w h o ' Salem over the week end.
was given a leave o f absence to
Mrs. Nora Henderson, who has
enter m ilita ry service, reported to been at the W illia m Earl horn«- in
F o rt Douglas, Utah, Saturday.
1 ottage ( ¡rove se v e ra l days, re- |
turned home Tuesday.
U E A K Y HERE.
The lu s t aid class met tw o eve- ,
A rth u r M. Geary of Portland, mi! :s this week,
Monday
an I ’
requbllcan candidate fo r United Wednesday. They w ill meet tw h e
States senate, spent a short tim e next week which w ill finish up
here Tuesday m orning in tlx* in- the present series.
l e f - s i o| h i. c 'ln d id a c y in a swin*
around the slate. Accompanying
lu m
as
h is
cam paign
was his
rnnnag I
h NOW
W H IT E LA D Y N I.IP P K K
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says...
A "5e»i/ +
Cents — 1 f
T o ta l Defense" ¡
L t. Colin G arouitc, stationed
at F ort Canby, recently received
prom otion to captain.
L t. Leon V a nN o rtw ick, sta tio n ­
ed nt F o rt Cunby with B a tte ry D,
has been promoted to the ran k j
of firs t lieutenant, according to
wmxl received here by his parents, |
M r. and Mrs. I*'. B. V a nN o rtw ick.
O keep coffee fresh and fla-
vorful, stoic it in the refrig­
erator—and buy no more than a
M r. and Mrs. D elbert Edwards
week's supply. You'll use less
o f Eugene were dinner guests
coffee per cup if you follow these
Sunday at the home o f M r. und
simple rules.
T
Mrs. Cecil Caldwell and her son
attended the U nive rsity o f Ore­
gon hand concert In Eugene M on­
day evening. H enri Arcand, P o rt­
land pianist, was the guest soloist.
Invest the pennies saved in ns-
SAVINGS STAMPS. Uflcl«
Sain can use every cent you can
spare from your household budget.
Encourage your hiuhand to co­
operate with any plan lor pay roll
saving« that hi« company may in­
stitute for DliHiNSE BOND pur­
chaser -for War Needs Money!
FFNSR
Mmes. M innie V\ lllits and Stella
a session o f the
Eugene Rebekah liHtge Inst night.
Baker attended
E ffective now, a ten cent d e liv ­
ery charge w ill he made on a ll
re ta il ice cream sales, G ustaf­
son’s, o f course.
3 6-ltc-3 i
M -•***- »
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P u re x
Big Ben
O ld D u tch
S tarch
23c
4 19c
3 20c
2 15c
The Better Bleach l / ^ gallon
FOR CREAMING VEGETABLES & SOUP OSE CARNAT1ÖN MILK
Soap
ASPARA G US
2 -1 5 c
Large Orten—No. 1 Quality
RHUBARB
CARROTS
Fancy Quality
Fancy New Crop
pounds
19c
.......5c
Bunch
Buy your fine Pansy Plants at Irish-Swartz.—We are
headquarters for plant sales in the city.
SUGAR
It is our understanding that no sugar can be sold the week
following April 27th. We advise keeping a normal supply.
Our stocks are complete—FILL your bin now.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE’S
NEW! REMARKABLE!
D U Z Granulated Soap Lgc. 2 J
I V O R Y 3 ,, £
® SOAP
63*
4L
MfOfUM
OXYDOL
IÍS P E
Ginnt
29c 23* 19
23
63
WHITE
NAPHTHA
SOAP
9
4 giant 19c
6 reg. 25c
Ib t So,if> of
^ ta u lifu l
IVORY SNOW
nauicK suos in cool
LARGE
PKG.
w atir
ggÍi¿GlSCO]
Q for 1 y c
24*
7Ó . “ AQ<
IRISH VITAMIN RECIPE NO. 9
Cleanser
Argo Corn or Gloss
PAPRIKA CHICKEN
By MARY BLAKE
Rom» Servie» Depl. Carnation Co.
Molt the ehottenlng: brown the
chicken and choppad onion in it.
Add choppad pimianto, paprika,
salt and tomatoM, and simmer
lor 1' i hour« or unlit chicken is
tender, adding a email amount
of water if necessary. When
te-'der, remove the chicken. Add
Ilour. blend thoroughly. Add
milk and cook until thickened.
Pour over chicken and eerve at
once. 6 servings.
Cut out this recipe and paste It on a card for your recipe file.
pkgs.
ASSORTED TOILET SOAPS—Your C hoice........................... 3 bars 14c
SWEET HEART SOAP—A Popular F avorite..........................4 bars 21c
PUREX BOWL CLEANER or DRAIN O P E N E R .............. 2 cans 35c
WINDOW CLEANER—In your container—full q u a rt........................39c
WINDOW CLEANER — 25c size plus a 15c size plus a 19c sprayer
All for 39c
BON AMI POWDER—2 cans 25c
CAKE STYLE, 10c each
CHORE GIRLS
An Old Favorite
3 for .......................... 25c
REX LYE
Here's A New Buy
3 cans .......................... 25c
B0RAX0
2 cans
..................... 25c
Borax Chips
25c pkg.
HANDY MECHANIC
A Mt. Hood Product
4 bars ........................ 19c
SCOTT TISSUE
1000 Sheet
3 for .................... ...... 25c
WALDORF TISSUE
5 rolls ......................
25c
HANSET BROOMS
BROWN BEAUTY
Our Best Broom
Each
98c
ZEE PAPER TOWELS ......................................... 3 for 29c
FLOR SHYNE Liquid Wax
39c pt.; 69c qt.; $1.30 gal
GRIFFIN WAXc-All kinds—Close out ............ 39c pint
DILL PICKLES—Kerr 54 ounce ................................ 33c
C-H-B CATSUP—14 ounce ................................. 2 for 29c
HANSET SOFTTIP
Lightweight, Strong
Each ............................. 79c
ECONOMY
Low Priced Quality
Each ............................ 45c
GOLDEN WEST
Medium Weight
Each
89c
SPECIAL BEAN SALE!
Small White—Large White or Reds
10 pounds 79c
Economy Pack
STA-CRISP CRACKERS ........................... 2-lb. box
PACIFIC GRAHAM Crackers ..................... 2-lb. box
EQO NOODLES—Oregon made
2 pkgs.
TASTY LOAF CHEESE ................................. 2-lb. box
23c
23c
35c
65c
Eggs
2 59c
C offee
30c
KELLY’S MARKET
Del Monte
dozen
1- 2- or 4-lb. tins
Lb.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
Swiss S te a k •b 3 3 G ro u n d Beef 2" *55*
6 lb. hen or
1 cup ehortening
rooster, cut
H tep. paprika
lor trying
ly , tep. sait
2-medium-eixa
2 Ibep. Ilour
onions
l it cupe Carna­
2 »lice*
tion Milk.
pimiento
undiluted
2 cupe tomatoes
for
10c Size C'ose-out
Extras Large
| Mrs. H arold Sprague.
I’ . J. G a rre tt o f Eugene visited
Tuesday w ith the Rev. and Mrs.
: W. V. McGee.
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cousin, W ixxibrldge Geary,
A b eautiful snow w hite Indy
also of Portland.
slipper was found by Mrs. Cecil
C aldwell w hile she was picking
Caramel Penin Ice Cream at flowers Sunday. The only color in
Gustafson's, o f course. 3 fi-ltc -3 l the flo w e r was tlu* green stem.
In this day and age the unusual
m ay be expected even in the n a t­
u ra l world.
nnyWise
*. . - ,
H ere are tim e and e n e rg y
saving h o u seclean in g aids
to h elp you. T hey re m oney-
savings aids, to o .
Young Tender Beef
No Cereal or Water Added
We have the largest assortment of pickles and lunch meat in town. Come
in and see our display.
CUSTOM KILLING AND CUTTING FOR LOCKER BOXES
BEEF BY THE
OUR PRICE IS RIGHT
PORK BY THE i/a
FREE CITY DELIVERY
PHONE 53 or 54
IRISH-SWARTZ
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