Check thin list of »uggesticn*— It will help you get
juit the right thing.
For Him
For Her
SWEATER
PANTS
SOX
LUOOAOE
SHIRT
TIE
SUIT
BILLFOLD
TIE RACK
KEY CHAIN
TIE CHAIN
SPORT SHIRT
HAT
SHOES
HOSIERY
SLIP
PANTIES
SOW N
DRESS
SHOES
HANDKERCHIEFS
PURSE
SWEATER
JACKET
SLACK SUIT
DRESS MATERIAL
NOVELTIES
LUOOAOE
We Give and Redeem 8 AH. Oreen Stamp»
61S Mein Street
C IT Y
Cottage Grove
B R IE F S
Cross sewing w ill I»- done.
There were G5 persons ri*glxt<*r-
ed fo r uugar ru lio n in x
ut the
W alker g lie le school. T h irty per-
<•<•01 did not
receive rationing
I mmi I cn . according to Mr». G. A.
B rya n t, teacher.
The W a lker grade school closed
May 15 w ith ii'p ic iilc at the school
lamia • There we.
17 in a tte nd
ante Ilona Id Connor served the
ice crenrn
Mrs Abbie Freeman o f Owasso,
M ichigan, is v isitin g her father,
W. K. Qtiinn, and o ttic i relatives.
Mrs. Gladys W righ t spent M o th
er's day w ith her son Robert at
O.S.C. and was a guest ol his
fra te rn ity . Delta Chi.
Cedars
Elsie L a ird and Richard
and Hobby, Carolyn, S terling and
M errill Ballon w ere Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs N L. Bolton.
M rs
M r. and Mrs. R II. Manbeck
were Sunday visitors ol M r. and
Mrs. E M. W illis and fam ily.
Mrs. June Addy of C alifornia
has been visiting her parents M r.
and Mrs. S. A Rollon. M rs N. I..
lio lto n and t i t her relatives.
Mrs. N. Bolton, Mrs. S. liolton
and M errill made a business trip
to Eugene Monday.
I.O M H IX I II MOTHERS I'l.A.S
A< IIIEX EME.S'I IIAV.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J a rre tt
have as house guests, Mrs. J a r
re tt's m other and sister, Mrs. and
Miss S ta ffo rd of l i «
Angeles,
C alifornia.
Mrs. M u rry Newton w ent to
Eugene Monday evening to be
w ith her daughter Eathel who is
ill. Eathel is attending the U ni
versity.
Mrs. E. N. Brasher and son
We ley spent Sunday on
F ull
creek w ith M r. Brasher.
L ittle Bobby E arl o f Cottage
Grove is v is itin g at the home of
Mrs. Nora Henderson.
Mrs. H erbert Shortridge and
tw o daughters left Tuesday to
make th e ir home in
Portland
while M r. Shortridge is employed
in the shipyard.
The local school troys baseball
team played Iwo games in the
tournam ent at Dunn school S a tu r
day. The team won both games.,1
Teachers fo r the coming school
term an* W illa rd Petersen, p rin
cipal, Mrs. F rank Treadw ell and
M is. C arl Small.
Mrs. C arl King and daughters
V irg in ia and Joan o f Cottage
Grove were guests Sunday o f Mrs. I
M ary Phillips.
Mrs. M u rry Newton treated a
group o f youngsters to a movie
show F rid a y night. The group re
ce ntly put on a play at the school
house. They were M ary Hooker,
Patsy Shortridge. Joan Propst,
C atherine C lark. Pete R itte r, John
Simons and David Summers.
A business meeting o f the Lon
See W H. JO H N STO N fo r Real
O. V. V oight, fo rm e rly o f the
Fatate Bargains, Ixians, Rentals. Lone S lu r M u ik e t, returned here don 4-H M others club was held
O ffice No. & So. 5th St.
42-tfc Thursday from Texas where h** May 13, follow ing the covered
TRAVEL TO ALASKA IS
dish luncheon Plans were made
D IM O I RAGED.
attended a fa m ily reunion near
Jean Stubblefield »(lent
the A ustin and is w aitin g a call to is* lo r the local club achievement
lay which w ill be p art o f the
we k end In M edford visiting her
The increasing number of ap
inducted Into the at my.
P.T.A program nt th e ir meeting plications
Slater, Mrs. June F a ttlg .
of
private
citizens,
the evening of May 22nd. It was m any of them dependents of per-
M
r*.
M
ilto
n
T
u
r
a
y
of
Cuip
M r. und M r* L, R Haw kins re
decided th a t the M others Club sons in m ilita ry service o r em
Creek went to Seattle Monday
turned to th e ir home in Portland
would have an e xhibit, showing ployed on m ilita ry projects, fo r
fo r a couple of weeks' visit.
Monday a fte r spending a few days
cra fts w ork done hy club inem- permission to travel to Alaska has
in ( 'o il age Grove visiting rela
tiers durin g the year. This w iil necessitated a statement o f policy
M r. and Mrs. E. B. V anN ort-
tive«.»
include representative exhibits in on the transpoilat.-on of civilia ns,
w lck and son L. R. VanNortw'ick
basketry, leathetcr& ft, crepe pa to the T e rrito ry .
M r. and M r*. Floyd Chnfimon and granddaughter D orothy spent per w ork, needlepoint and plastei
The commandant o f the th ir
and fa m ily o f Portland wen* tin* week end Mt F ort Canby vis casting. The exhibit w ill be ar-
teenth naval d is tric t and the com
itin
g
th
e
ir
son
L
l.
D*on
V
sn
N
o
rt-
week end guest* at the home of
ranged hy Mrs W illa rd Petersen. m anding general, western defense
Mrs. Chapniun** aunt, Mrs. Chas w ick und M is. V a nN o rtw ick and A rt ides are to be at the school
command, are discouraging trave l
fam ily.
H all and fam ily.
on F rid ay a fte r 4 p. m.. or le ft o f a ll women and children to
w
ith
Mrs.
Petersen.
M r. and Mrs. G. C. Hood and
Alaska, especially
southwestern
The Rev. Roy E. Hutchinson,
The defense stump fund, which and W estern Alaska, because of
daughter
B
e
tty
Lou
spent
the
pastor of the C h u irh
of God,
week end in Seaside v isitin g at has been used to keep a supply of the excessive shortage o f passen
drove over to Hutu» last week,
the home ol M r. und Mrs. B ill stamps at the school available to ger transportation fa cilities, the
re tu rn in g w ith Mr*. Hutchinson
school children, w ill be w ithdraw n very d efin ite hai.n.-d involved, arid
tis m b ill.
anu fa m ily Inst Thursday. Mr«, i
lo r the current school year when because subsistence o f Alaska is
H utchison I* 'h e
form er
Miss
the present supply o f stumps are proving increasingly d iffic u lt. The
W
ord
has
been
received
by
rela
th p h ii Com I** daughter of Mr. and
« : nature o f the m ilita ry situation
tives o f th>* ra fe arrival in Aus sold.
M r*. Henry Combs, pioneer* o l the
has required, and w ill continue
The
club
summer
camp
was
dis-
tra
lia
o
f
Corporal
D
ick
Pleuard,
Co ist F ork section. Th< ir Ihre,*
to require use o f a ll available
son
of
M
r.
and
M
rs
John
Pleuanl
cussed
and
it
was
announced
that
children. Evel>n, Hazel and Ralph
o f Sutherlin, who fo rm e rly resid Ralph R.usor, local club boy. is to space in vessels operating be
wen* attending school at Hum *.
act as a ju n io r counselor at hoy's tween continental United States
The fa m ily I* livin g on Disston ed in this city.
camp.
Miss P hyllis Foster, Diss- ports and the T e rrito ry of Alaska.
route.
M r. and Mrs. iin w a rd Ituben of ton route, w ill be counselor at the
Scottsburg visited Sunday at the g irls ' camp.
F o r an appetizer o r a dessert,
Donald O rtis Deere, arrested by
Some discussion was made re tr y o u r chocolate ripple ice cream.
local officers May 2 on charge of l-'.d l.undhom home.
garding dropping M others club A t Gust afson's, o f course. lt c - 4 i!
larceny In n.nneetIon w ith the
Mrs. Lyle Davis of Portland is in -eling fo r the summer, hut was
th e ft o f $12220 from the Eagle
meeting
cigar store entered a pl< i of not spending a few days a t the home tabled u n til the next
p u ilty before Judge G. E Skip- o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. which w ill be held on M ay 27th
xvorth Tuesday und w ill be tried Erank Pleuard. M r. Davis who D uring the day members worked
CHOICE OF 4 POSES.
a t the June term n| cite u it court. came up w ith her, returned to on cra fts w ork.
______
Portland Sunday afternoon.
3x4— $ 5.00 Per Doz.
Bud McCoy visited Saturday
Annund Wynne ennte over from 1
' ~~
4x6—
$ 9.00 Per Doz.
W aldport Saturday night and
M l*. *'*•
Freeman of Port- and Sunday at the home o f his
5x7—$12.50 Per Doz.
spent Sunday w ith home folks in b,ni' ■* visiting at the home of hei parents. M r. and Mrs. I,. J. Mc-
Special Price on Student
Cottage (»rove. He was aceom- <k*uKbter, Mrs. J. W. Englund.
i Coy. He is attending aviation
Portraits
school in Seattle.
pumed by hi* sister-in-law , Mrs. i
It pays to insure w ith sure in-
Kodak Finishing, 25c Roll
N ell Dolphy.
I suranee w ith Chas. H ull.
14-tfc
A delicious trea t fo r
spring
weather. Banana Salad Ice
M r. and Mrs. Ben K ing of Sa- '
lem visited Sunday w ith
h is 1 Schofield Stewart fo r Plumbing. Cream. At Gustafson's, of course.
Phone 217J,
1-tfc
41-ltc~4i
brother A lta and Mrs. King.
PORTRAITS
Picture Shop
Mr«. Beuluh M cF e rrln is spend
ing this week In Portland visiting
friends.
Warren.
M r. and Mrs H a rry Ray and ¡
F. W. Hawkins wen* visiting in
D rain Sunday.
Mrs.
S. Roberts, Mrs. Joe
S m ith and Mrs. C. J. Kern attend
ed the m ilita ry review at O. S. C.
at C orvallis Monday.
Red Rose R utter and lee Cream . I
Ask for them. C. 4L Cream ery, t f j
I t pays to insure w ith sure in
surance w ith Chas. Hall.
14-tfcj
Be prepared. Don’t w a it u n til
you're down.
See Dr. Simkins.
chiropractor, and feel better. Over
Petersen's, phone 5.
39-tfe
V E T E R A N S O F F O R E IG N
W A R S meets 2nd Monday of
the moldh at Cottage drove
arm ory. A ll m em ber* are In
vited to attend.
W . Ace Gregg. Commander.
T asty Loaf or Shefford’s ^ ^ lbs.
Soft Spreading M argarine
Golden West
Coffee
V acuum Pack
31b.
The largest a rm ory in the west . . . . this $ 1,000,(XX)
building has 32,000 square feet of wood flo orin g
and tim be r Lam ella roof!
T im b e r . . . . g e a re d
to w ar-tim e p ro d u c tio n
Tw enty-tw o items on tin* c ritic a l list are made o f wood or wood products. And
in addition, tim ber products provide most o f the constritetiou and housing fo r
both armed forces and w ar industries.
v
Day a fte r day, huge trucks bring tim ber from O regon’s hills Io O regon’s
mills. Lumber, plywood, pulp products are pouring into I'nele Sam’s war
chest . . . adding Io the i*enourecs that are vita l Io w inning this war.
E le ctricity is helping keep Oregon’s m ills operating in this war-time pro
duction. There's no place in Im la y ’s picture for in e fficien t, lim e -k illin g , out
moded machines.
I l ’s up to us to furnish electric power, day and night, for these war-tim e
operations in the areas we serve . . . a jo b we’ re proud Io have and a job we’ll
do well.
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO.
“ A Sell' Supporting, Tax Paying, Private Enterprise’’
‘T he Cham pion
B reakfast”
lbs.
2 pk«s* 19
pkßs.
TOMATO SOUP, < ’anipbells
3 for 25c
CATSUP, Sun worthy, 14 oz.
2 for 25c
PEACHES, Dundee, sliced or ’/o 2 cans 45c
GRAPEFRUIT, III) No. 2
2 for 29c
BLACK PEPPER
V2 lb. pkg. 15c
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY,
MAY 30th—MEMORIAL DAY— OPEN FRIDAY, MAY 29
TILL 9:00 P. M.
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90
P. A. or VELVET, pocket tin s __ 10c ea.
CIGARETTES, all 2 for 25c var. $1.19 ctn.
LIPTON SOUP MIX, noodle..... 3 pkgs. 25c
SWIFT’S PREM, 12-oz. tin s........... 31c ea.
W ax Paper
M atches
Crisco
69
2'“*29*
19*
1 .3 7
125-foot
T ru e A m erican 6-boxctn.
•
4
*
DUNDEE COFFEE, glass p a c k .... 29c lb.
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER ...... 3 cans 20c
PUR EX BLEACH
........ i/2 gallon 25c
SCOT TISSUE ... ........ ............ 3 rolls 25c
CAMAY SO A P ............. ........... 3 bars 19c
In order that errors may be averted and more time taken
with each individual order, we would sincerely appreciate
having all phone orders in by 1 :00 p. m. for deliveries leav
ing here at 1 30. Thank you.
H. L. WOLFARD.
IVORY SOAP, med. 3 for 19c, lge., 2 for 19c
DUZ GRANULATED Lge. 22c; giant 65c
OXYDOL
large 21c; giant 63c
DASH GRANULATED Lge. 21c; giant 53c
P & G BAR SOAP re g u la r
6 bars 25c
Biskit-M ix
F ruits and
Ffegctables
Boh Nelson, employed in a p ly -'
w’<#>d plant in Albany, visited his
parents, M r. and M is. N. J. N e!-j
son, here the firs t of the week, i
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Breedlove
were business visitors In Portland
Tuesday, stopping enroute fo r a
v isit w ith th e ir daughter, Mrs.
W illia m C a rr and Mr. C a rr at
Estacada Monday evening and a t
tended tin* eighth grade graduat
ing exercises of th e ir grandson.
C heese
T roco
W heaties
Pancake
Peter Pan
M r. and Mrs. H ow ard Connor
have movisl f r u it W alker to C ot
tage Grove. Mrs. Connor is th e .
daughter of Mr. and M r*. San’
5 vacation ;
Ê appetites i
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Variety and quality go hand
in hand at Irish-Swartz
TOMATOES
Red Ripe
2 lbs.
25c
CUCUMBERS
Large Slicers
2 f o r .............. 19c
Celery. Calavcs, Strawber
ries, Zuchinni Squash, Tur
nips, Carrots, Lettuce.
Everything for Your Table
Irish Package
Coffee
Irish Special
25*
Pound.
3
Brazilian
Pound.
3
P ounds
Large pkg.
F isher’s
O ur Finest
Bread Flour
3C
P ounds
9.8 lbs.
20c
59“
25“
5 3C
49ibs$1 . 6 9
Kelly’s Market
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
BOILING BEEF, b risket ............ 17c lb.
GROUND B E E F ,.....................2 lbs. 49c
N o Cereal or W ater Added
BACK FAT SQUARES ........... 15c lb.
FRANKFURTERS, the large ones, 25c lb.
MEATY SOUP BONES
8c lb.
FRESH FISH FRIDAY— Salmon, Hali
but, Fillet of Sole, Crabs and Oysters.
BEEF BY
THE
CUSTOM KILLING
AND CUTTING
FOR LOCKERS
PORK BY
THE
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IRISH-SWARTZ