THURSDAY (HToKI'.U
Big Crop Goals
For 1943 to Be
Needed for War
EHäCHÜRC
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IS
OncDay Fâ,
» Drawspra¡se
W hite Bread Clara Koster, 1st. I .G M I O N
M OTHERS' C M B
Brown Bread Mabel lle lb w i'll.
1st
I he Ixmdon 4-H M others club
Pie: Mr». Johr W illi'in , 1st.
met fat- an a ll day meeting yester­
c u l l i t e l i OK c o n
Textile»
day at the Union hall w ith a pot­
lobo Ka»t Adams Ave.
Hand Towel»: Jacqueline M or- luck dinner at noon. • he afternoon
ton. 1st Jeannr- Morton, 2nd and was spent w ith lea th ercra ft. A t
Itoy K. Hutchison, pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m. M orn­
3rd.
the business meeting It was an­
Tea Towels: Mrs C C. Gdham. nounced the club had received
W ith mi arm y of lo m illio n men ing worship, 11 a. m. Young peo­
to the beys overseas or those who will be leaving U. 3 A.
(Continued from pagr 1)
1st; Mrs. Nanni** S rn lh 2nd.
»ufticient points fo r the ru ra l o r­
In D m - offing, it in understandable ple's meeting, 7:15 p. m. Devo­
this
year. Send—BILLFOLDS, SHEAFFER LIFETIME
Pear«: Coulee, A lfred W u lff;
Dre«»er Scarf Jeanne Morton, ganization display at the South
why 1943 farm production goals tional service, H p. rn. P rayer
D'Anjou,
Hebron
Grange
PENS—
- SHAVING SETS—ZIPPER BAGS—VACUUM
Russet
t,
Lane F'air to be awarded one of
1st; Mrs C. C. Gilliam , 2nd.
calling fo r a food output even meeting, F riday, h p. m.
M
V.
Weiden;
Bosch,
the
cash
prizes
I
t
was
decided
by
L
u
e
BerKpreiid
:
M
a
r
g
a
r
e
t
David
»aid,
"1
was
glad
when
Hebron
PACKED
CANDY IN TIN—STATIONERY, ETC.
greater than thia year'» record
M ickey, 1st; M i. Stewart C a rl­ the club merniiers th a t another
to ta l w ill lie needed, r<*|xirfs It It they »ani unto me, '|»-t us go unto Giange; B a rtle tt, Heinon Grange;
Mailing Time—Now until November 1st
son, 2nd, Mm. Charlc» Pet«*r»on, c ra ft would be taken up at the
Tuylnr. chairm an of Oregon» the house of the Iz ird '." We Inviti* Nellis. M V Weiden.
next
meeting
in
addition
to
th
"
Prunes:
Italian.
Hugh
T
ru
n
ne
ll;
3rd.
you
to
wot
»hip
God
w
ith
u».
USI>A w ar board.
Silver, M y rtle Luke. Petit»*, Hugh
Cloth Spread: Mrs W. V. M c­ ieathercraft. Boxes w ill be covered
Selective service »rid arm y o ffi­
Trunnell.
to serve as g ifts o r accessory
F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH
Gee. 1st.
cial» Indicate tluitX America's
boxes and memlx-rs are tasked to
F
ie
ld
C
o
rn
:
C
H
Z
um
w
alt,
1st:
Erclle
I.
W
hite,
Pastor
P
illow
Slip»,
Lace
T
rim
:
Mm
a rm e d force« w ill n u m b e r ulsiut
b ring scissors, brushes, boxes anti
Church school at 9:45 a. m M r* W a lte r Baker, 2nd; Don Quaglia, Ruth Sm ith. 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
10 m illion men by the end of 1913
P illow S l i p s ,
Em broidered: ! w all paper o r cretonne fo r cover­
flic food rc < |u iri'in i'n ts o f an a im y W. C. M artin, Supt. Classes fo r 3rd.
Sweet
C
oin
Mrs
E
M
McCul-
ay
igi-s.
M
o
r
n
in
g
w
o
rs
h
ip
service
M
y
rtle
Neel,
1st
and
2nd; Mrs ing. Com m ercial paste w ill be fu r ­
of that ante w ill take a large slime
Charles Petersen. 3id
of the nation*» food production. at 11 (Mi Sermon »object, “ The lom 1st; C n Zumwalt, did
nished by the club. Reports were
H ybrid Corn: Hebron Grange
l ablecloth. Lace:
Mm. G ra c e .
I'tu» ila11«Jigd |ifi'duelm o in i i s i ig - Challenge of C h ris tia n ity ."
given by club leaders on displays
Minnesota
Field
Corn:
O
ils
Sm
ith,
1st;
.Mrs
Stew
art
Carlson,
B. Y P D ut 6 .30 p. m Eve­
ngted a* h n a tirtiu il ta.sk in w in c h
I
,lckey.
piade
by the local 4-H club mem­
2nd.
farm er» w ill need fu ll support in ning worship .«ervlce at 7:30. Ser­
Potatoes:
Claude
Arne,
Is*.
bers
at
the South Lane 4-H fa ir.
Tablecloth,
Em
broidered:
Mm.
mon
subject,
"W
hat
T
h
in
k
Ye
of
meeting labor and other prob­
M ike Quaglia, 2nd; Arnold Duerst, Sherman fk x la n l. 1st and 2nd; Mrs. S Q Sugg was a guest. The
C hrist
lem»
3rd.
BROWN'S DRUG STORE
M r*. S tew art Carlson, 3rd.
"One day'» ration» fo r such an
next meeting w ill lx? October 2H
C hoir practice Wednesday eve­
Tomatoes:
C
H.
Zum
w
alt,
1st;
Luneheon
Set
Jacqueline
Mot
-
Phone 244
arm y w ill take almost -II m illion ning at 7 30.
P la yer
meeting
Claude Arne, 2nd; Alan Aspey, ton, 1st; Mrs. C. C Gilham , 2nd; ' at the Union hall and w ill lx* an'
pound», or H15 carloads of food," Thursday evening at 7 30.
a ll day meeting.
3rd.
Jacqueline M orton, 3rd.
la y lo r »aid. "That*» food in con­
The Cmpquu A ssixiation i*f
C
arrots:
C.
II
Zum
w
alt,
1st;
D
Applique
Q
u
ilt
:
Mm.
S
tew
art
centrated forme
canned, dried, Baptist cnurcht-s w ill meet In Cot-
iCarlson. 1st; M ts Sherman God-1
and dehydrated - that can lie t • :,*• Grove on October 20 ami 21. Quaglia, 2nd.
Freak Potatoes: Clyde Putnam art*, 2nd Mrs. ( ('. Gilham, 3rd.
slilp|M-(| to the fig h tin g front».*'
at th e B a jrtis t c h u r l’ll T h e th e m e
Beet»: 1st and 2nd. <’. H Zum ­
Pieced Q u ilt:
Mrs
Charles
Oregon« entire |!M2 |m rk pro­ w ill lx* "The Way fo r a W orld
walt.
Peterson. 1st.
duction would do little more than T hat Has Lost It» W ay.” Special
C auliflow er: M rs C. IL Zum ­
Crochet Rug: Mm. S tew art
supply a week*» meat ration» fo r speakers w ill include Dr. Ralph
I ’ - '.
i*
Carlson. l» t; M is. Celia Handy,
Am erica’» projected 1913 army, W alker, vice president of the walt
Cucumbers: Mm. Jack Godard. 2nd; M rs. P. E. Young, 3rd.
IMitnt» out T a ylo r The dully f<»al N orthern
Baptist
Convention.
Hooked Rug: Mrs. M argaret
requirements fo r Id m illion men, Rev I-rank Belvln, an Indian from 1st; Claude Arne, 2nd, Ed Finn* i -
Mickey, 1st; M rs Chari**« Peter­
bu»e<| on the army'» menu fo r ex­ Oklahoma; Rev A lfre d Danielson, ty. 3rd
Benns: C. II Zum w alt
sen, 2nd; Mrs. Charles Peterson,
peditionary force No I, w ill in ­ president of Oregon Convention;
3rd.
Lim a iteans: Claude Arne.
clude 9,355,(XX) pound» of meat and Dr. F. W S tarrin g, ami other».
Fancy P illo w : Jeanne M ortor..
W aterm elon. Lula Bettis, 1st;
meat substitute«. 4.654.000 |x>und«i There w ill lie a young people's
C. II Z ttm w ull, 2nd
1st; Glennie Frost, 2nd.
o f dairy products, 739,000 pounds’
banquet and ra lly on Tuesday eve­
Needlepoint: Jeanne M orton. 1st
Cantaloupe*. Ed F innerty, 1st-
of cereal», 7.345,000 pound» ol ning at 0:15 at the Baptist church.
Mm. C. I I Zum w alt, 2nd
and 2nd; Mm. Sherman Godard,
Vegetable», 5.90H.OOO liounrts of
At tin* same lim e there w ill lx* u
3rd.
Me.
Table
Queen
Squash:
FI
M
fru its anil I2 .7 W .IM IO
I »o units
taimiuet ut the Rainbow cafe fo r Collum, 1st, C H Zum w alt, 2m'
A rt Piece: Mm. Charles Peter­
other footlN
adults.
Bununa Squash: C. H Zum w alt, son 1st; Mm. Stewart Carlson,
Kood fo r the arm y comes firs t,
1st; W a lte r Baker. 2nd, Mrs Jack 2nd, Mm. Charles Peterson, 3rd.
anil unless farm production can lx*
ASSEM BLY OK GOD
Godard, 3rd.
Lace Piece: Mrs. Gra«*e Sm ith.
increased
proportionately,
less
H ilto n T. Park. Pastor.
Zuchini Squash: Mrs Jack God­ 1st; Mrs. C. C. Gilham, 2nd; Mm.
I imm I w ill lx* available fo r civilians,
Sunday school at 9:45 a m
Phoelx- Young, 3rd.
the w ar Ixuird chairm an explains. Preaching, I I a. m. Young people'» ard.
and we have all the maJtings. The largest variety of prepared and to cook’ cereals in town.
Embroidered Centerpiece: Mm.
Hubbard Squash: C. H. Zum ­
Furniers an* w illin g to do th eir service at 6:30 p. m .
E v e n in g w alt. 1st; Ed F innerty, 2nd.
S tew art Carlson. 1st.
Job. he believes. but they w ill need evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
flo w e r»
Pum pkin: A rnold Duerst.
more help Kami» w ill probably
T u e s d u y night, prayer service,
F ern: Mm. H arley
W illiam s,
Pie Pum pkins:
Mrs. C. H.
lose additional men to the armed 7 45 p. rn. Thursday night, preach­
1st;
Belle
Burkholder,
2nd.
Zum
w
alt,
1st;
Arnold
Duerst.
2nd;
forces an<l to w ur industry next ing service, 7:45 p. m.
Potted Tuberous Begonia: Mrs
Fid F innerty. 3rd
year, hence city dwellers, women
Filberto, 6 varieties: Bart John­ J. A. Schneider, 1st and 2nd.
und school children w ill liave to
C A T H O L IC CHURCH
ston.
F'uachia: Mm. Ben Layng, 1st
give even more help than they da!
Rev. J. L. M axwell, Pastor.
Common Vetch: W ilb u r Black, a n d 2nd.
this year aral other lu lx ir aid» w ill
Mass euch Sunday nt H:(K) a. m 1st; Hugh T ru n ne ll, 2nd.
Begonia: Mrs. P E. Young, 1st;
lx* needed if p nido rtto n goals are
H airy Vetch:
Hugh Trunnell, Mrs. H arley W illiam s. 2nd.
to be met,
C H R IS T IA N SC IE N C E SO CIETY
Potted P la n t: Mm. J. A. Schnei­
1st. Wilbu*- Black. 2nd
242 Second Street.
der. 1st; Mrs. Verne S tew art. 2nd.
Red C lover: Hugh T runnell.
Sunday school at 9:45; forenoon
NEW
x
Asters: Mm. A lfre d W u lff, 1 s t;'
Rye Grass: Hugh T ru n n e ll:
service, 11, subject, "D o ctrin e of
Gray O ats: W ilbur Black. 1st; Mm. H arley W illiam s, 2nd.
The Lynx ilo llo w school orgun- Atonem ent." Evening service sec­ Hugh T runnell, 2nd.
Monkshood: Mrs. S. L. Godard.
l/e d .1 l - l l t u u llli elub recently ond Wednesday o f each month ut
Red W in te r W heat: Claud.* 1st; Mm. Echo Welddn. 2nd
8:00
p.
m.
and offtccrs clectcd were Ite lhe rt
D uhlia: Mm. A lfre d W u lff, 1st; |
Arne.
The Better Spread
The Bible, C hristian Science l i t ­
Fisher, President; K eith Taylor.
V icto ry Garden Displays: Mm. M rs. L. P. McCoy. 2nd; Mm. A l­
vice premdent, and I.ylia Tayl&r. era ture and the w ritin g s of M ary M ary Arne; J. F. Godard.
fred W u lff. 3rd.
secretary and Jim m ie Moon* song B aker Eddy may lx* borrowed or
Pompom D ahlia:
Mrs. A lfre d
Youth O rganization
Display:
purchased before o r a fte r the
leader.
W u ltf, 1st: M a n N ellie Potter. 2nd '
F. F A , G irl Scouts.
Wednesday
service.
M r ami Mrs. Charles Peck en­
M in ia tu re D ahlia: Mm. A llre d
Rural Organization D isplays:'
tertained recently w ith a contract
Dorena, Creswell. London 4-H W u lff, 1st; Mrs. H arley W illiam s
BREAD & BUTTER
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
bridge party. M r and Mr». M crl
I 2nd.
Mother» club.
Paul
M.
Joy,
M
inister
P orter of Cottage Glove were s|x--
D elphinium : Mrs. A lfre d W u lff
L ivestock and Pool t r y
Sunday school at 9:45. There is
Ctal guests. O ther guests present
1st; Mrs. S. L. Godard. 2nd and
F . K. A.
were M r ami M is Kenneth M ic k ­ a class fo r everyone and we want
3rd.
Holstein H eifer: Alan Aspey.
ey. M r. and Mrs Raymond W icks, every member of our church fa m i­
Collection Tuberous Begonia: ’
W hite Leghorn Pullets: Ted
MT and Mrs. Frank Gteruu of lies In the Sunday school. M orn ­ Seidel.
Mm. Joe Schneider, 1st; M rs. S.
ing
w
orship
at
11:00.
Sermon
"The
Cottage Grove and M r and Mm.
New Hampshire Red Pullet.«: L. Godard. 2nd.
Shepherd God," Pxalrn 23:1; St. F ritz B radford
Etmep Hendrick» o f Eugene.
Marigolds, Bouquet 6: Mrs. Zula '
John 10:11.
F'ut Hogs: Raleigh Mapes.
Hansen. 1st; Mrs. W. A. Briggs.
A B W olfard, W M. Moore and
Senior C hristian Endeavor at
2nd; Mr«. A lfre d W u lff, 3rd.
S uffolk Ewe: Alan Aspey.
W a lte r Pentico left recently for 6:30.
NO 2V»
S uffolk Ram Lam b: Alan Aspey.
P rine ville fo r a week of hunting
Marigolds. M edium : Mrs. Zula
We invite you to w orship w ith
CANS
Shorthorn Calves: Fred W righ t. Hansen, 1st; Mrs. W. A Briggs,
Mi»» Helen Peck of Portland us.
4-11
' 2nd.
was a week end guest o f her par­
T urkey Hen: I)nn W arnock Jr.
ents, M r. and Mrs. Charles Peck
Marigolds.
M in ia tu re :
Belle
S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T
Often class
Burkholder, 1st and 2nd.
Mm. John Sullivan left recently
C H UR C H
Belgium Hates: B e tty Richardson.
West Main Street
fo r Seattle. W ashington, to make
H ybrid Roses: Mrs. S. L. God­
T urkey Gobbler: Mm. R ichard­
Sabbath school, 9:30 o'clock. son
her home und w ilt retu rn to nurs­
ard. 1st: Mm. H arley W illiam s.
Preaching service 11:00 o’clock
ing at the Scuttle hospital.
T urke y Hen: Mm. Richardson. 2nd; Belle Burkholder, 3rd.
Mm. G arfield Beach and Mrs. I Every Saturday. V isitors welcome
Fuachia: Mm. J. A. Schneider.
Canning
Dorthea Eastburn and baby a c - 1
Vegetables:
M ary Arne, 1st; j 1st; Mm. A lfre d W u lff, 2nd; M rs.
B L U E M O U N T A IN C H URCH
eompanted M r. and Mm. Robert
Lula Bettis, 2n&; Nancy Hocker, J. A. Schneider. 3rd.
your cooperation with us in
Beach o f Roseburg, returned r e - , Mm. B e tty W illiam s, Pastor.
3rd.
Zinnias: Large: Mrs. Herman
Bible school, 10:00 a. m. Service
cently from a trip to Isis Angeles,
F ru it: Mrs. C. 11. Z um w alt. 1st; Petersen. 1st: Mm. W . A. Briggs.
curtailing our delivery. Na­
j 11:00 a. in. Young |xs»p|e's service
C alifornia.
M ary Arne, 2nd, Lula Bettis. 3rd 2nd.
t>:45 p. in. Evangelistic service.
turally we would like to con­
J e lly: M ary Arne, 1st; Lula
Zennias, Medium: Mrs. Joe
Steel freighters whose keels 7 :45 p. tn. Prayer Service Friday Bettis. 2nd; L illy Potter. 3rd.
Landess,
1st;
Mrs.
A
lfre
d
W
u
lff.
J
tinue a full schedule. This
were actually laid a fte r the a t­ 7:30 p. m.
Pickles: Lula Bettis, 1st; M ary 2nd.
tack on Pearl Harbor, w ith in
just
can t be done with the
Arne, 2nd.
Zennias, Fantasy: Mrs. Joe
three months were completed and FR EE M E T H O D IS T CHURCH
Cookery
Landess. 1st; Mm. A lfre d W u lff,!
shortage of rubber becoming
Rev. C A lfre d Herald, Paslor.
Hours fresher. Enriched White
carried the bombs across the Pa­
Sponge Cake: Mrs. L. H. Thorn­
2nd: Mrs. W illia m Petersen, 3rd. ,
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m M orn­ burg. 1st.
c ific which hcljx'd to win the
more apparent every day.
or dark. Large lo av es........................
Zennias, M in iatu re: Mm. A lfre d
Coral Sea B attle in May. The new ing preaching service, 11 ;00 a. m.
Angelfood Cake:
Mrs.
Eva
We will be able to carry on
In
the
evening
a
combined
Youth
W u lff, 1st; Mm Joe Landess, 2nd.
steel used in those freighter» o r in
Conklin. 1st; M y rtle Lake. 2nd.
and
Adult
service
at
7:45.
A
hear-
those bombs was made p a rtly
Smallest Bouquet: Mrs. Glennie
L ig h t Cake Mrs. Louis Dodge,
a schedule of seme sort, if
welcome to ull.
Frost, 1st.
from scrap collected ir. this coun-
1st; Mrs. Eva Conklin. 2nd.
we can make a minimum de­
tr y only a few weeks or months
Chocolate Cake: Mrs. Evp Conk­
Most Unusual D isplay: Gourds:
M E T H O D IS T CHURCH
before the battle. Get your scrap
lin. 1st.
Mrs.
N
ellie
Peterson.
1st.
livery
of $2.00. Thank you.
---------------------------------- --------------------
Rev. W. A. Briggs, pastor.
j
In the scrap._________________
Sunday school at 9:45, Sam
H. L. WOLFARD
M ackin, Supt. M orning w orship at
'11:00. The Rev. Mm. Alice Camp
of Creswell, 11:00 n. m.
Youth Fellowship at 6:3Q. Eve-
| ning worship ut 7:30. Dr. Silas
: F'airham, Dist. Supt., firs t qu«r-
I te rly conference a fte r church
I Sunday night.
C hoir practice Wednesday nt
17:45. Prayer meeting Thursday ut
17:45.
Mail Christmas Gifts
NOW
From Crowds
NOTE We will have time only to help
you properly pack articles purchased in
this store.
Our stock of toys is over half sold with
no more available
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
4KT
/
BETTER
B reakfasts
Oats
Pancake
9
Quick or Regular
L y n x H o llo w
Sperry
lb. bag
48-oz. pkg.
39c
25c
RICE K R ISPIE S
2 pkgs 23c
RALSTON CEREAL, Instant
25c pkg
NUT 0 ’ MEAL
.............. lge pkg 25c
POST TENS, Individuals .....
25c pkg
ALBER’S OATS, Crystalware
29c pkg
DRY PRUNES, Cello
2V2 lbs. 25c
GRAPEFRUIT, H D No. 2
2 for 35c
JU ICE, Grapefruit, Standby
47 oz. 29c
47 oz. 23c
c Jar TOMATO JU ICE, H D
PIN E A PPLE JU ICE, H D No. 2 15c can
NUCOA
2
pounds
49
PICKLES
15
Pork »Beans
M ackerel
Best Foods
Dundee
No. 1 tins
2 29c
2 29c
for
COFFEE, Morning S tar in tin
28c lb.
SOUP MIX, Minute man ...... 3 pkgs19c We Appreciate
HOMINY, Standby, tall
2 cans 25c
CATSUP, Sunworthy, 14 oz.
2 for 25c
USE IRISH BREAD
Each
A
SURPRISE
FOR
YOU
Ask For Our Brown Derby
Sundae, 15c
It'» new and different.
Buy War Stamps
from Shell and get
Mr. and Mm, Lesli«* S trong and i
daughter Pauline and Mrs. Reece1
Daniels and daughter Evelyn, all
of M y rtle Point, were week-end
visitors nt the home of M r. a m i.
Mrs. L. L. Strong, the parents of
Mrs. Strong and Mrs. Daniel.«. :
They also visited w ith th e ir sis­
ters, Mrs.
£. Brown and Mrs.
Ed Decker.
The Rainbow G irl» plan to have '
a rummage sale Saturday in the
building owned by Mrs. M aude,
W right on M ain street.
(/
SUPER-CREAMED
ICE C R EA M STORE-
6th MAIN ST *
31
Arlienc Gustafnon Johns,
Proprietor
Home Phone 229Y
Every W ar Savings Bond means
jxit-shot at the enemy.
V E T E R A N S O F F O R E IG N
W A R S meets 2 ml M o nd ay of
th e m onth a t C o ttag e G rove
a rm o ry . A ll m em bers aro In ­
vi ted to nt tend.
W . Aee G regg. Com m ander.
Official U. S. Army Air Corps
Squadron
Insignia
FREE
In color on doth,
these
insignia are great for sewing
on youngsters' sweaters, shirts
or jackets. Start a collection.
W h ile they last, you get one o f
these re g u la tio n A ir Corps
Squadron Insignia — the kind
actually on fighters and bomb­
ers— FREE every time you buy
a W a r Stamp from your Shell
Dealer or Shell Service Station.
S h ell
O
il
i n c o » r o a * t i o
I
NOODLES, Krinkles
lge pkg
MACARONI DINNER Sheffords 3 pk
KRAFT CHEESE ExTi?m!cn"«fish 2 lbs.
BISKIT-M IX, Fisher’s
lge pkg
23c
25c
69c
29c
Irish Special 49 ib>’1.59
Peter Pan
1.69
Finer Bread Flour
49 lbs.
P roduce
D e p a r tm e n t
KELLY’S MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
LEM ONS
BEEF ROAST
PORK ROAST
588 Size
Blade Cut3
Center Cut
2 dozen .. ..... 15c
SQUASH
28c lb.
32c lb.
Tnole Queen
Each ...........
4c
Come in and see our com­
plete line of fresh vege­
tables.
MINCE MEAT
Bring in your waste
fats. They are need­
ed for explosives.
2 lbs. 29c
Our fighting men are doing
their share. Here at home
U 35 the least we can do is put 10%
« L of our Income In War Ronda
¡q for our share in Am erie».
IRISH-SWARTZ
■M M l