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TH E SEN TIN EL. COTTAGE GBGVR. OREGON
T hursday 8:00 p.
prayer meeting.
Social Calendar
T in n s n w
in.
.i r v i : 20. m i
C ottage
Going Gut of Business
CHURCH O E C H R IST
T ill KSDAV
F R E E M ETHODIST
Bible school 9 13 a. in W orship
The Past Noble G rands club will
915 So. 6th St
T e l e p h o n e 159
and Communion 11 in a tn S ub­
meet this afternoon at 1:30 at
L.
C.
Gould. M inister
ject, "The S atisfied S o u l" C h rist­
the Odd Fellow s hall. H ostesses
We are quittyig the dairy businc.is owing to the fact
Sunday sebixil at 9:13 a. m.
M ISS P E A R L M O N K O E K R ID E < <»| P E E « E l » AT ( A M U E- will be M earl McKibben, B eatrice Preaching 11 00 a in. Evening ian E ndeavor 7 IX) p m. Evening
th at we are no longer able to carry on.
McCby, Minnie .Morekick and H a­ service 7:43 p. in Midweek p ray ­ ■erviee 8:00 p in. Subject, ‘T h e
AT q l l E T I H ,ME B E D U IX G
L IG H T
S T R IK E
Gospel anti Ils Pow er A pplied"
zel Culver.
We appreciate very tn m h the past patronage and
e r m eeting Thursday 7:43 p. in.
P ra y e r m eeting T hursday 8 00.
M . B. C. 1:30 dessert today nt
At a quiet cerem ony at the
At a candlelight service W ednes­
ome o f her parents, Miss P earl day night, Ju n e 28. at 8 00 o'clock the home of Mrs. Nelson DeYoung HEBRON C H I R .’ll O F CH RIST p m.
pleasant relationships and it is with reg ret thut we dis-
Roy Hands, S. S Supt.
Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
k. Monroe, dau g h ter of Mr, and at the F irst Baptist church Miss
S unday school l<> Ml a m. M orn­
L. I*. N ebehing. m in u te r.
continue our operations.
Mrs. J. D. Monroe, became the R uth Bricher, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Hawley will e n te rta in the A. V. ing w orship l U t l a , nr N orth end
bride of F ran k Kausche. son of Mrs. Henry B ncher, becam e the 11. Bridge club
C hristum Endeavor. 6 00 p. in. at
CH RISTIA N SC IE N C E
Silver Tea this afternoon from Ivan Abeens. South end C hristian
Mrs. J, F. K ausche of Kellogg, on bride of Pvt. Alfred Li Hansen,
212 Second Street.
th e thirty-ninth wedding an n i­ son of M r. and Mi's. E rvin H an­ 2:00 to 5:00 by the P resb y terian E ndeavor 7:30 at the l-H club
Sunday seheol 9 13 a ni. Fore­
versary of the bride’s p aren ts sen. a t an im pressive cerem ony in Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs. house.
noon servlet* l l :«i a in. Subject
Tuesday.
a se ttin g of pink and w hile roses, J. P. G raham .
"God.'* Evening service second
M eeting ot the Tow nsend bale-
The ceremony was read by Rev. snapdragons and ferns and lighted
C A T H O IJC CHURCH
\\ednosday of each m onth at 8 . (Ml
Rev, J. L. Maxwell. P a sto r
F ra n k E. Brown. Mrs. W ayne tapers in candelabra T he double pendent Q uilters club at 1 (Ml p. m
Mass each Sunday it 8:00 a. m. p m . T he Bible. C hristian Si u nci'
Monroe, sister-in-law of the bride, ring service w as read by th e Rev. at the home of Mrs. W. E. M as­
lite ra tu re and th e w ritings of T ra sk and the lesson on M igrant t u i n I » I o t i; VI I B o it x i.I.
played “ Because’’ preceding Men­ George E. H ardy in -tie presence ters.
Mary B aker Eikly may be p u i- W ork w as ai c h a rg e of M is Vin 'll
N ext Thursday night th e lXn-
n L U E MOUNTAIN
I o t it s o v it
delssohn’s "Wedding M arch”.
of sixty relatives and friends.
ehuMxl
before or a fte r tin* W ed­ R andall assisted by Mis. A. J.
ena
G
range
m
eets
at
8:30
in
the
M.
G.
Hixson,
(xistor
The bride was lovely In a floor-
T w enty loin göltet s partiei|M i,ed
The bride, given in m arriage by
Sunday school 9.45 a. m. M orn­ nesday kerv ice.
length dress of peach crepe w ith ber father, w as caarm ing in a Ladies Club hall.
lx itn in an n anil Mi s A. W. S hot in the tw o ball II 'lit som e held at
The serving com m ittee will be ing sefvice 11.iX) a. tn. Young
fitted bodice and sw eetheart neck­ form al length w hite satin gown
'ta ll At the tea h our, re f re s h ­ tile C o tta g e G love Golf i ' i i l l l k i ’
I’RI SBYTI RIAN
line trim m ed w ith w hite net w ith floor length veil which fell Mrs Minnie W agner. Mr and Mi's. peoples service 6:45 p. in. C hâties
m ents w ere served by Mi's Eva Tuesday evenlhg. Winner's w e re
Alvin J K inimann. p asto r.
ruching. She wore a cameo neck­ from a tia ra of flowers. T he veil Roderic D oolittle and Mr. anil G. E astburn, leader. E vangelistic
H atch and M is (1. B B lie k m o ie I a il Hill am i M erle K ing w ith a
Sunday
school 9.43 a m . la ’lloy
Mi's.
Louis
Dodge.
service
7:45
p.
in.
lace and a corsage o t gardenias. and tia ra w ere worn by h e r m oth­
si m e ol 37 It ir b u r i lu ll am i K e n ­
iteghtol. siqicrintcndent
Mornin;’ lt» B X s | A l l IN D I I I N D t N I neth Ma key » e r e runnej- ups
Tbe Sunshine G roup of the
The m arriage was solemnized er at her wedding She ca rrie d a
worship 11:00 n.ni T he pasto r
SE V E N T H DAY ADV EN TIST
(ft ll.T E K S ( I.I II
before an a lta r banked w ith brake bouquet of pink rosebuds and C hurch of C hrist will meet next
w ith a .(d ie of Io an d th u d p la ce
will b u n g a message 1 a p p ro p ria te
T hursday instead of T uesday and
W est Mam S tre e t
fern and cedar w ith hanging w hite carnations.
w ent to IL lie B u rk h o ld e r a n d B ob­
for
Independence
Day.
Them
e;
S ab b ath school, 9:30 o'clock
At th e m e etin g M th e T ow n- bie Gas|N*r w itti a «core or -IJ 'j.
baskets of M adonna lilies and
Miss P at Zimmerly w as m aid of will hold an all day m eeting at
sem i 1 lllle|k'n<lenl Q u ilte rs club
carnations w ith lighted tapers honor and wore a blue net form al the church w ith a covered dish P reaching service 11:00 o'clock "V ictory."
Every Saturday . Visitors Welcome
T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n at th e hom e
o r eith er side.
and e a rn e d a bouquet of pink luncheon at the noon hour.
♦
Celt Y t t n t lf - t f H m i »
o f M is W E M ." «'I
tile 1 ollp
FRID
A
Y
j'ollowing the cerem ony a small rosebuds and w hite ir. m a t ions.
1.11.1 ( d iO B t IO l*l( \l<
ASSEMBLY OE GOD
The Methodi t M issionary Study
vot»>d u contribution of $10 00 to
nr cept ion was held. Those present
Best man for the groom w as
H ilton T. Park. P astor.
for the wedding and reception C harles C lark. Signalm an 1 C. G roup will m eet w ith Mrs. S. L.
The South Lane
E a ste r Lily th e T ow ns nd 1 U a d q u a rte is re g u ­
P1RMAN1NT WAVI KIT
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. G row ers met Sunday Ju n e 25. toi la r e x ja'n se tund. T h e d u b n u s 'ts
w ere: th e p aren ts of th e bride; who is home on leave from the M ackin a t 2:30 o’clock.
_
»he-irlrrw,
At 8:00 o'clock the R ebekahs Preaching, 11 a. m. Young people’ ■i picnic at the W. A lletiienway every Thursday ultern o an /it the
M iss Ina Monroe of Salem, sister South Pacific. The usher w a s
I “ W
of the bride; Mrs. W ayne Monroe Glendon Bricher, bro th er of the will m eet in the tk ld Fellows hall service a t 6:30 p. nr. Evening Riv r i.inch, (letter known as the horn«' ol Mrs M asters, th e tim e I
I m < * LoAlM IvW
fl. Uivr Q tuUlMMt a«44.
evangelistic
service.
7:45
p.
m.
T he Red Cross rooms in the
and dau g h ter Jean ;
Mr. and bride.
being s |s nt ai (pulling.
Tuesday night, pray er service Jack Davidson ranch, w ith about
C ottage G love I’banm iey
Mrs. J. G. Grimes of C oburg and
Preceding the ceremony. Mrs. Masonic tem ple a re open every a f­ 7:43 p. in. T hursday night, preach •2S grow ers and potential grow ers
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. R ader of Kel- George H ardy sang "O, Prom ise ternoon from 2:Oo to 4:00 o’clock
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
E
Work
ing service, 7:43 p. m.
lo ..
m an w ere special guests. Mr. and
Me” accom panied by Mrs. N orm an for the purpose of giving out
F o r going away, Mrs. K ausche Lewis who also played the w ed­ k n ittin g and sewing.
Mrs Clifford W alker of Albany
F
IR
S
T
BA
PTIST
wore a beige print afternoon dress ding m arches.
SATURDAY
drove
down to bring high lights
George E. H ardy. pasto r
and an aqua blue h at. A fter a
The Hebron G range w ill m eet in
of Ls'tures given regently at H ar­
C
hurch
school
9:45
a.
in
M
orn­
O
ut-of-tow
n
guests
here
for
the
ahort wedding trip th e couple will
the Com m unity hall a t 8:30 p. m. ing w orship 11:00 a m. Topic
bor anil Brookings by D r S. L
wedding w ere M rs. Gt-ne H ansen.
be a t home a t Kellogg.
M em bers a re asked to bring "Divine O w nership." T he L ord's Enisweller, principal h o rt.eu ltu r-
A shland; Mr. and Mrs. G. J
cookies.
S upper to be served. Mrs. Helen tst U S D. A . Beltsville. M ary­
Ferguson, g ran d p aren ts of the
C E L E B R A T E G O LD E N
MONDAY
Judy Hardy to sing. 7.00 Jr. B. Y land and D r. G eorge Steiner,
bride. of D exter; Mr. and Mrs. E l­
F R ID A Y . JU N E 30th. 1 to 6 P M
B E D D IN G
M eetin g of th e T h e ta R ho Girls F. for young people. 9 to 13 years nead entom ologist. B ashington, I>
m er Kimery and tw o sons of Lynx
Cotta
¡e Grove Hotel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
at the 1. O. O. F. hall.
■ of age. 8:00 p. ni Happy evening C. Dr. S. P M cW horter, plant
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. H art, form ­ Hollow; Mrs. D. B. Appling and
pathologist,
(.».
S
C
Mr.
W
ulker
is
T
he
Townsend
club
will
hold
N o w , fh a h a rd of hoaring a ra offered a f a d
e r residents of C ottage Grove, Mrs. Dave T hayer of Springfield: th e ir re g u la r business m eeting a t service, to p ic /’Seek and Find." president of the Pacific E a ste r
W ednesday, 8:00 p. m. C hoir Lily G row ers O rganization.
celebrated th eir 50th golden w ed­ Mrs. A. C. D illey of Goshen, aupt 8:00 o ’clock «! the Townsend hail.
th a t tciantiflcally a n sw er* th eir questio n —
rehearsal« Mrs. Helen Judy H a r­
ding
anniversary’ a t P o rtland of the groom and H arold Dilley of
M eetings of the Red Cross s u r­
Following the high lights of
"Can m y h e a rin g o f speech be restored to normal?"
dy. director.
w ith a reception a t th e I. O. O. F. Eugene.
gical gauze classes from 1 3 0 to
these lectures by Mr. W alker a
temple. They w ere greeted by over
A reception followed the c e re ­ 4.3O and from 7:30 to 9.30 p. m. at
T hursday, 8:00 p. m .Midweek round table discussion was held
T H IS S peech-H earing Tert it a m ercllo tt ¡udge of an y
mony in th e church parlors. Pink the M asonic hall.
200 relatives and friends.
service. Come an<I pray for your a fte r which th e group m ade a
• hearing a id . If p la y t no favorites, a llo w * no excuse*.
Rebecca May G a ro u tte w a s and w hite roses, w hite tapers and
boy. It can save his life if you can tour of several Illy gard« ns < »ne of
Put the n ew Symphonic Acousticon, hearing aid b a te d on
TUESDAY
m arried to W illiam F H a r t a t Le­ the decorated w edding cake cen­
U S. G overnm ent findings, to this acid lest. W hether or not
The m eeting of the Neighbors pray. Bible study :n the book of p a rtic u la r in terest was th a t of Mr.
banon, Oregon, Ju n e 27. 1894. T he tered the bride's table. Mrs. A rlie
Acts.
of
W
oodcraft
has
been
postponed
and
Mrs.
Alfred
W
ulff
w
here
lin
y
you use a h earin g a id tof any m ake) — w h eth er you have
renew al of th e wedding vows was Ferguson served the cakes a ssist­ until July 11.
a re increasing th e ir stock Irom
a m ild, m edium , or severe hearing
conducted by th e Rev. C hester P. ed by Miss A rdeth Bricher, siste r
LUTHERAN •
A special m eeting of the N eigh­
one stock plant.
l
o t * — come in Io ab ove hotel w ith a
of
the
bride,
and
Mrs.
S
tu
a
rt
H
ay­
G ates. The trad itio n al wedding
C ottage Grove L utheran (M is­
bors of W oodcraft Ju ly 18 at the
relative or friend, an d take this
nie.
m arch was used.
souri
S
y
n
o
d
'.
S.
D.
A.
church
< IIR1ST1A.N I l.f.I.O B S fili*
Odd Fellow’s hall for the purpose
S peech-H earing lost absolutely froe.
Best m an for th e couple w as
The couple left for a short wed­ of initiation and re g u la r business. building; W est Main S tre e t. The
(■I ll.D
th e ir grandson. Raym ond H art. ding trip a fte r which Pvt. H ansen 8:00 p. m.
service of Sunday, July 2. begins
ACOUSTICON INSTITUT'
G. L. Corey, th e ir son-in-law was will report to Springfield. Missouri
at 3:00 p.m. We m ost cordially in­
A m eeting of the C hristian Fi I-
^*'»1 Alt
W EDNESDAY
usher. M airon of honor w as th e ir for fu rth e r training. F o r going
vite all to a tte n d our service. The lowslup Guild of the P resbytcriun
*
I»» »«««Ted by e*pert«lb«
LaComus club 1:00 o ’clock des­ L utheran H our is broadcast every
daughter, O pal Corey, and brides aw ay, the bride wore a blue suit
church was held W ednesday a f­
\ . T .ill und U m m in!»••», D entar
se
rt
a
t
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
m aids w ere h er daughters, B etty, w ith w hite accessories and a co r­
Sunday over the M utual System
Jacobsen.
91? 9IM Xni«*rh'uii Hunk lUdtf., I’«»r1lui»<l, O regon
D aw n and B arb ara. L ittle Hal sage of lilies.
at 9:30 a m. Tune in; w rite in; tell ternoon in the church p irlors. The
M eetings of th e Red C ross s u r ­ others. The ¿tynday school m eets devotional* w ere list by Mm. Dove
214 Miner Mltlg., Eugene, Oregon
$
flkxton, g re a t grandson of the
Mrs. B richer graduated from
couple, was ring bearer and th e ir the local high school w ith the gical gauze classes a t the M asonic the se.-end, T e n th and fifth S un­
son. O tho C. H art, gave th e bride class of 1943 a fte r which she was hall from 9:00 to 11:00 a. m. and days of the m onth at 10:00 a m.
from 1:30 to 4 :30 p. m.
aw ay.
The adult Bible cl iss m eets the se­
employed a t the local Safew ay
T he C atholic A lta r Society will cond and fourth W ednesdays of
T he bride wore a gold satin Store, la te r being tra n sfe rre d to
be en tertain ed by Mrs. Russell the m onth a t 8:00 p.m. in the
d ress w ith orchid veil and carried the Safew ay S to re at Toledo.
Sm ith a t 1:30 o’clock a t h e r home. homes of various m em bers. W. A.
a w hite Bible w ith an orchid on
P
vt.
H
ansen
attended
th
e
local
fop.
T he tim e will be spent in cro ch et­ Sylw ester, Roseburg, p a sto r
high school and then w orked for
A p rogram follow’ed th e wedding his fa th e r a t the H ansen Wood ing on an afghan.
CHURCH O F GOD
cerem ony including solos by th e ir
Yard until th e tim e of his en list­ L O N D O N 4-H M O T H E R S C L V B
PlOO E ast A dam - Ave.
gran d d au g h ter, B arb ara Corey,
m ent in the arm y and is now on
Sunday school 1O:00 a. m. Morn-
and tru m p et solos by th e ir g ran d­
an 18-day furlough from Camp
' .
A m eeting of the London 4-H •
son, Raym ond H art.
Roberts, C alifornia.
M others club w as held at th e ir C rusaders meet at 7:<t) p. m. De­
D ainty refreshm ents, including
a huge wedding cane, w ere served T O W N S E N D S O Í IA L M E E T IN G club house on W ednesday w ith the votional service 8:00 p. m. P ra y e r
usual covered dish luncheon a t m eeting F riday 8:00 p. m. V a­
in th e dining room. Many b eauti­
noon. T he S ta te T raveling L ibrary cation Bible x bool F riday 2:00 p.
fu l gifts w ere received by Mr. and
T he social m eeting of th e Tow n­ books have arrived and have been m.
M rs. H art.
send club M onday night consist­ arranged, w ith Mrs. M aryjo P hil­
Every Christian has a responsi­
A coincidence was th a t th e Rev. ed of group singing and readings lips as librarian. T he library will
B uiliiauis
G ates is chaplain of th e Odd F el­ by Mrs. Mae B arton, Mrs. E thel lx* open on W ednesday afternoons bility before God to live a rig h t­
low G rand lodge and Mrs. H a rt is Applewhite, Mrs. N ettie Tucker. and Sunday evenings. The Sunday- eous life. Jn th a t respect anil
pou nd
<>luss .l.tr
chaplain of the Rebekah Assembly M rs. E h a George, Mrs. Tessie evening hour m akes it possible also in o th e r ways, "W e a re all
One in Christ Jesus". M eet w ith us
Jones and M rs. O. W. Blackm ore.
of Oregon.
for young people to ta k e out books to w orship the tru e and living
Rest I ih m I s
Those atten d in g from h ere w ere The Flash B ulletin was read by- before C hristian E ndeavor m e e t­ God.
Mr. and Mrs, F ra n k Kelly, Mrs. Mrs. K ate Adams and Mrs. F a n ­ ings which a re held a t the club
Roy E. H utchison, pastor.
P in t -In
R obert S tacey and son Donny, Mr. nie Goude favored the group with house.
harm
onica
music.
and Mrs. C harles M orris, Alex
M ETH O D IST
I t was voted to buy new linol­
I t was voted to have a program
G aroutte, Mrs. K ittie Kime and
F ra n k E. Brown, m inister.
eum fo r th e front rooms and to
Van ('unip'»
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
night
a
t
the
Townsend
Mrs. Minnie W illets.
Sunday school 9:45 a. rn. S. L.
have a brick flue built. A supply
hall which will consist of music,
27 or. run
of bandages rolled by club m em ­ Mackin, superintendent. M orning
F IN A L M E E T IN G O F F R IE N D ­ ta p dancing and singing by a
bers w ere donated to r use a t the w orship 11:00 a m. Serm on. "Illit­
LY C LU B
group of professional and a m aiu er
eracy H ere and Now." 6:45 p.m.
Fall C reek 4-H S um m er Camp.
young people of Eugene, sponsored
An article on DDT, the w onder In term ediate Fellow ship 7:45 p.
T he finai m eeting of the F rien d ­ by Mr. Houp. T he program will be
ly club until fall w as a 1:30 a t 8:00 o’clock and there will be insecticide, was re a d by Jeanne m. Evening service. 8:45 p. m
M orton. Plans for sum m er cam p Youth Fellowship.
d essert T uesday a t th e home of an admission charge.
w ere outlined. Six 4-H club m em ­
Mrs. Fred B ressler. M rs. Robert
S h eary of San Jo se,' California, din n er for n e b l y b e d s bers from this com m unity a re a t ­
tending the cam p session.
guest of h er m other. Mrs. C. N.
U. S. No. 1
Large Heads
Land, w as a guest. The club will
Mr. and Mrs. L. E rnest Baldwin
T he dinner which was prepared
have th e ir picnic in Ju ly in the en tertained a t dinner fAiday even­ by club m em bers for th e local
g rape arb o r of Mrs. H. B. B reed­ ing honoring th e ir d au g h ter and Loggers Union last F rid ay even­
love a t which tim e th e husbands son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John O. ing, was a huge success w ith an
Chellin (P a tric ia Baldwin), who atten d an ce of over fifty. The din­
of th e m em bers will be guests.
♦
w ere recently m arried in S eattle, ner w as given in appreciation of a
D IN N E R i L L B E N T E R T A IN E D W ashington. G uests included Mr. donation from the union for the
GROCERIES
M EATS
and Mrs. E arl Baldwin, Mr. and club house ,
VEGETABLES
The O. W. D inner club was en­ Drew Campbell and son Noel,
T he next m eeting will lx held
tertain ed Monday night a t th e Richard Baldwin and son Vance^ on Ju ly 12th r a th e r than the re g ­ Yes, of course, w e'll be here
S w ift’«
home of Mr. and Mrs. C harles Ad­ Miss Joyce Baldwin o f P ortland, ular d a te of July 5th.
to serve you J u ly 4th, usual
12 or.
am s, Eugene. The d inner was the honored g u ests and th e hosts.
hours.
I . uni'll M e a t
served in the garden of th e Adams
♦
S igning off, E lm er, M ary an d
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Breedlove
home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
F O U R C A N D ID A T E S
E va, from th e m o st “ C onveni­
spent several days in P o rtland and
G rube of Eugene will en te rta in
IN IT IA T E D
en t1 little s to re in to w n .”
N l» < .
w ith th e ir dau g h ter Mrs. W illiam
th e club a t the July m eeting.
C a rr and fam ily a t E stacada.
ro u n d llox
F o u r candidates, Mr. and Mrs.
SO C IA L M E E T IN G
George H ohm an and Mr. and Mrs.
W alter Sorensen, w ere initiated
A social m eeting of the Royal into the c h a p te r of E astern S ta r
Neighbors was held Tuesday even­ F riday night a t th e ir reg u lar
ing in the Eagles hall. Prizes w ere m eeting. A, this tim e reports w ere
won by Maude Funk and E stllla given by delegates who attended
I O R T IIE PH M ( S
G ates. The com m ittee of Mae T en­ grand ch ap ter which was held in
D avenport and Chair in wine velour w ith full coil
nis, B ertha McQueen and Ila Keb- P ortland recently. Those honored
elbeck served refreshm ents.
spring unit. Singer electric sewing machine. General Elec
in the east w ere lim a Thum . on
♦
C redential com m ittee of grand
trie table model radio and an electric refrig erato r.
BA PTIST CIRCLE
chapter, Mrs. Sears, w orthy m a­
The above m erchandise ju st like new. This m erchan­
tron of K latskanie .c h a p te r ami
The B aptist Circle m et a t the M ary W orkm an, grand represen-j
dise h ard to get and won 't be with us long. A ct now.
Th«' llnukfa*.l
church on T hursday afternoon ta tlv e of K entucky. R efreshm ents
w ith the vice president, Mrs. C. A. w ere served a t the close of the
of ( 'liniii|iioiiN
Spriggs, presiding. Mrs. Johnson m eeting. 1 his is the final m eeting
md Mrs. Lzing w ere chosen cap­ until fall w ith the exception ol
tains for th e experience social to the joint picnic w ith the Masonic
llu rv i'x l R iam i
lie held In O ctober. The afternoon O rd er which will be held July 24.
Q uart .fur
was spent in sewing. It was de­
cided to disband until Septem ber.!
S entinel W ant Ads Pull
Moody’s Dairy
CJ uvmh I îm I
U S T ! CO Ni
Sfuech
YOU CAN’T BUY TOO MANY INVASION BONDS. .
CAN’T BUY TO MUCH OR TO OFTEN AT THE
CO FFEE
YOU
29c
( 31c
13c
MAYONNAISE
PORK ȧEANS
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
KENT’S
MARKET
S P E C IA L S
M c L aughlin ’S
FURNITURE STORE
Potatoes 10' 43c
Lettuce 10c
Canning Apricots — -Watermelons — Cantaloupes
Cucumbers, Etc.
SHOP AT THE GOLDEN RULE FIRST
Plums —
PREM ,
GINGER SNAPS
35c
21c
Lunch Meats
Smoked Picnics
Salami, Minced Ham
Roast Beef, Etc.
Short Shank
W H E A T IE S
PIC K L E S
4 to 6 lb. Average
10c
29c