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F irst Quarter 1944
A surprise birthday fo r B illy
H ank* was given Sunday after*
neon at the Hanks home. The
Lane county led the slate in ««nldren played games w hile the
I iv ro ll 4. ms to r the fu s t three parents sr»ent the afternoon v isit-
m onth* of P H I aceo.dm ; to a re- mg. lh e re was a large num ber of
p e l subm itted Saturday by the guests and B illy received many
slate
uneinpioyment compensa- presents. Refreshm ent* were s e i
ta n commission. The gain was veil la te r in the afternoon.
.. s jierc. nt over the same period
M rs Dora Rigby of Oakridge
F riday, S atu rd ay
■n 1943 ami one surprising feature arrived here Sunday to spend a
Ju n e 30-J u ly 1
was that the m ining industry week v is itin g friends hen»
showed a substantial increase over
W ord has been reeeiv
that
1943. the figures being S27.732.lX? I* 't. Hoy Zehner has been eon
fo r 1943 and S39.3S9.00 fo r 1911 lined to the hospital at Ins camp
Lum bering and logging was the in Florida w ith a broken ankh
o 'u n try s leading industry by a He was able to move w ith his
wide m argin w ith products \ allied company to Camp Siebert. A la -
at S3.310.045 lo r LU ! ami S 1.482,- iiam i, however.
Oil.Oi) lo r 1911 A g ricu lture , fo r
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. R. *t and
" to
estry and fishing fo r 19-13 was Mrs A. H. Best S r . o f Deer Park
rated as S10.924JX) fo r 1913 and W ashington
A ls o
a rrived here lust
S12.112.00 to r 1911.
rhursdny fo r a vis it w ith Mrs.
ttrir He SLICK CK/CK e f SWOON!
"«'St S parents, M r. «ml M is. 11
T ! ! I R l ' l y \ V O T k l \ H IG H
W. Wheeler.
S t I I O O I . t . , . x T 1 O .\
W’ord has been received by Mr.
md M rs George Kent tier that
Results o f the high school el then son Kenneth is now a I ’ . l ’ C
ection held at the union high in the Supreme Headquarters
school Mond ty were not up to the Company in England.
iverage of the grade schools o r
Buck R ider is.employed hy the
d is tric t 15. in winch 24 votes were ( bombers Lum ber Company fo r
Sunday, M onday, Tuesday
polled out o f 1.0.10 possibles. the summer.
T
hirteen votes were cast fo r Geo-
Noel Campbell of Cottage Grov.
Ju ly 2-3-4
1 McReynolds as a director. Mr. was a v is ito r at the L. E. Hudgins
M ’Reynolds is not suspicious, so home Sunday afternoon,
he accepted.
H arold H a rtle y o f Eugene was
n votes w eie cast fo r the ap a din ne r guest it the O. 11. W heel guidance fo r establishment of ve t
proval o f the tru .is te r o f tne old er home Saturday. In the a fte r erans. w a r w orkers ami farm
W alker high school building to noon h.» visited Ins grandm other youths on larni- a fte r the war, the
Lie Saginaw W a ite r. D elight Val Mrs. Mabel Dresser, and^at Mrs. Interburenu C om m ittee o f the De
ley club.
Wheeler's cabin in the woods.
partm ent o f A g ric u ltu re |K>mts out
M rs. M arion Dewey and Miss that most of the good a g ric u ltu ra l
Lucille C onklin have gone to land in tin» U nited States already
O lym pia, W ashington where they is in farm s Approxin ately one anil
w ill be employed fo r the summer. one-half m illio n veterans w ith
farm experience w ill he dem obiliz
ed fo llo w in g the war. m anv of the
P rogram s
h i
V hen
ARCADE
on Ask For
Bread
Say Dolema n’s
ba. s. '
A Q u a lity
London
W ednesday, Thursday
Ju ly 5-6
• tfarring
EJwcrd G. RCSINSOil
tye« Bari.Ybïc- .V-.'.-i-’e«
A lso
w
three m illio n w a r w orkers w ith
fa rm experience may wish to re
tu rn to fa rm ing , and ^thousands
of farm youths wall be looking
fo rw a rd to a place in a griculture,
the Com m it tee reported. "In te n
sification. improvem ent a m i fu rth
er development in p. ductive land
arcits" m ig ht make . xi.ixx) fa m ily
fa rm s available d in in g the five
D IA N E
Thursday, F rid a y
Ju n e 29-30
u p sid e-d o w n w a te r g lasses.
A n d in sid e e ach c y lin d e r is
a s n u g - f ittin g p is to n t h a t
slid e s up a n d ¿o w n like y o u r
d is h m o p in a g la s s . B u t
p is to n s m u s t
do it a b o u t
1800 tim e s
every m in u te
y o u r y n g in e
is r u n n in g .
A n d t h a t ’s
tra v e lin g !
Without constant lubri
cation, pistons would
S aturday, S unday
Ju ly 1-2
WILLIAM 20YD
zi»
A lso
-
i i „ ^ a i 3G dJ
h e a t up a n d sw e ll—g e t stu c k
tig h t in seco n d s. F a c t is, lu
b r ic a tio n is a ll t h a t k e e p s
y o u r c a r fro m j o in i n g th e
5000 A m e ric an a u to m o b ile s
t h a t a re ju n k e d e v e ry day.
Set y tn t s a v e e y s iy t t iii^
“Wake Island”
5th W ar -Loan Bond Prem ier.
Admission by purchase cf bond
Tuesday, W ednesday
J u ly 4-5
CLOSED
Thursday, F rid a y
J u ly 6-7
One o f th e m ost im p o rta n t saving« Is to
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O ndir
Two F lags
Tomatoes
A 20«h Ceniuiy fog L o a f*
'2
SHELL OIL CO M PAN Y
In c o r p o r a te d
F A R M P L A N S FOR W A R V ETS
In
fo rm u la tin g principles o f 1
12 cans SI 53
Gaiden.'klt
Daro, d a rk
No. 2 's , 13c
IR IS H
vi-K etablra fp ir lu a l fro m
",r K 'id . n or h o u g h l nt ( h r i t i . r r l
In .ill,I Ii w nah rd q u u k ly a n d atorrei
in in ii d i.il. ly
v iln n iin a a n d m in -
rr a la a r r loa( in aoakinft
M< 1ST Vi-){rtah|rn ahould be rooked
r ,ip n lly in a -in n ll a m o u n t o f w a te r
1 n t i p . p le n ty o f w a te r fo r g rre n a
II I ■.III.ng IlaXo m l vegetable«, and
to o k l h em u ni o v r r tx li
S A L T fo r fla v o r nhnuld l>e added
w h e n I h r lo o k in g ■» « li.rl.-tt
d o not
IP.- itotU i n i . H i k i n * freah v e g e ta b le « .
K E E P v e g e ta b le « w h o le fo r ro o k -
m g . if you w a n t to re ta in th e heat
n u t r it io n a l v a lu m .
l j lb glass 14c
Diced Beets, W hite Tag No. 2, 9c. 12 for 9gc
Beans
12 cans $1.49
P ork ii Beins, Penthouse (15 pts)
2—26-oz cans 25c; 12 cans $ 1.09
W h ite Tag No. 2 can 13c
Peaches
Red Tag
12 cans $1 93
28 pU No 303
Corn
17c
P e is
No. 2's 13c
16 os 22c
32 oz j a r 36c
lb 14c
lb 20c
lb 12c
/ < u
V »g«rat>f» ia « a » f rbe W e e *
2 cup» fresh p e a t
2 lb»p* b u tte r o r
m a r g ir ln e
IA t«P
y ltp g c u r ry
pow der
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• I ro o k , u n c o v e re d , in
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tm l.li.-ii.l. ,
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A d d b u t le r o r m a rg a rin e ,
i tirry p o w d e r, m ilt a n d la-n per
S.-rve»
to 6 .
r-rr”
4
59e
69c
20c
23c
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S,/Jeu a y l l o n i r m a t t e n '
Ih rrrto »
Herren
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O
B EEF ROAST
lb 25c - 5 pts
1
SIRLOIN STEAKS
lb 33c -11 pts
Ii fira d e
lb 28c
A g ra de
lb I4c
1’ iif ta n g in y o u r N alm lx
VEAL ROAST
lb 28c
Shoulder, grade " A ”
LEMONS
lb i n / 2c
Sunk ist
VEAL RIB CHOPS
lb 38c
<Jrude “ A ”
ORANGES
BACON, Sliced fb'cnkfnsl
lb 10c
ice size f o r J llie e
CAULIFLOWER
(fra .le
ASS’T LUNCHEON MEATS lb 35c
T T l w ic i A WAN,3 that br a c e le t
tVHFW CAN I S u * A CHARM
em
lb 42c
lb 34c
S houlder
C M x M f FO/?
s e rry ano
‘A”
PORK STEAKS
lb 15c
W h ite heads
5 0 BAOLy MARy, SUT IT TAKES ALL
OUR MOt.Cy JUST TO live a n o Buy
OUR SHARE Of-
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Ac
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II
th e y 'r e
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C U R R IIO M A *
2 lb ja r 43c
GROUND BEEF
GREEN ONIONS
?
m in u te
.
CUAHAHTeeD tua A T
F ri- s lily I ’ ie k e il
b o t h w c a r in ö
th e
a
64 oz bettle 49c
Oil W rap Paper, Good Ho’ii.eke. r< is
150 ft. roll 24c
R IP E CANTALOUPES
SANTA ROSA PLUMS
RADISHES
are
th e m
1• ’
lb 19c
Royal S atin Shortening 3 lb gl iss
Crisco S hortening
3 lb glass
S ierra Pine Toilet Soap
3 bars
M atches, F avorite
, Ctin of 6 bxs
Ï.& I
br ac elet
l/a
1 lb 47c
qt bet 49c
SI K \ E
co o ked !
14c
B utter, Medo land
6 oz jair 9c
Pancake Flour, Suzanna 40
40 cz
cz pk
pk 15c
/F t?
i
1 lb 18c
M ust.’rd, Heinz Brown
. ..
CAl
M ar ■arine, Sunny Bank (2 p ts)
2 lb etn 33c
Wesson Oil (no pts)
4
P ean u t B utter, Real Roast
lb pkg 19c
Salad Dressing, Ducfces
Ripe Olives, L indsay M id
Sun Valley Beverages
G ard aside, No. 2 can, 1 le
K rispy Soda C rackers
12 cc 33c
C anterbury T ct, black
12 cans $1.23
J R itz C rackers
T an", Prem Lunch Meat
Chopped Olives, Libby No.
12 cans SI 49
Del M onte Crea -
a m in e th e oil level in y o u r
car. B ecause if it i s n ’t u p
th e re a t ru n n in g level, you
a re h e a d in g for tro u b le.
'SHELL
.tee
(and th e best in v e s tm e n t lo r th a t sa v is i
m oney is a W a r Savings B o n d !). Food in a
necessity, o f c o u rs e -a n d when voti Buy a ll
v " ,ir ......I • ! S afcw ay, cut
y
m oney!
That’s why it’s a ritual
with Shell people to ex
The Oregon recommendations
also include a request, made and
denied repeatedly, that construe-,
• ion o f liquid manure tanks be
recognized as a practice because
"no o th e r single practice would
conserve so much fe r t ility th a t is
now being lost.
llw foods »r»- b v tta r to r a t an d
I • i l r r for i m
th a n frra h v rg rta b l« « .
A n d y e t. it'a aurpriainK h o w r a . y k
1« III loar m u c h o f I h r i r fix a i and
ll.iv o r v a lu r in i Kokin« l l r r r a r r a
Ii » b in ta on im w ( „ S A V E thoaa
KtaalnriUH-a:
money when b u y in g the neectatitius o f life
And Shell doesn’t want
you in trouble. If your
M onday, Ju ly 3
(one day ONLY)
Saving the Best in
Fresh Vegetables
*
O R E G O N ’S I D E A S O N I9f.*> A A A
P R O G R A M S I B M I'IT E O
Oregon's recommendations fo r
changes o r variations in the 1945
a g ric u ltu ra l conservation program
have been subm itted to the w est
ern division o f A A A by N. C. Don
aldson. executive assistant in the
state office. The recommendations
embody suggestions
made
by
county A A A com m ittee personnel,
and the technical advisory com it-
tee o f Oregon State college.
c a r sh o u ld stic k a p isto n you
The » firs t proposal is th a t no
w o u ld n ’t be com ing in for
change be made in the practice
a n y o f o u r free services. N or
of e lim in a tin g d efin ite fa rm a l
for o u r g a so lin e , oil, tire s,
lowances, trie d lo r the fir s t tim e
g re a s e jo b s, b a tte r ie s , etc.
this year. The Oregon men believe
th a t e a rlie r so-called soil-building
allowances seldom bore any re
BETWEEN US GIRLS —
lationship to the soil conserva
Shell has a fascinating
tion needs o f any p a rtic u la r farm . '
I' R E E booklet for you
The statp and county com m it
. . . Alice in Mntorland.
teemen
were also unanimous in
It tell« how un-tnyste-
recommending the adoption o f a
rious your car really is;
e ons«vation program on a con
how to keep something
tin u in g basis which would hold
e x p e n s iv e fro m h ap
from year to year w ith only m in or
pening to it. A s k for a
•alterations.
copy at any Shell pum p.
d iiin n .il fir m s are n e.slist. p e r Ile i.ik e . p i l governor of the. E ll-
hup.* JtX).(MX) more e n n ili lie d e - a ii' M'
I' li:<‘ announced yen-
Vekqied w ith in In y c iis through ' 'day I'h slqneiiie headquarter«
reclam ation, the Ci munti lei- said 'i v e I .- it notified and they w d j
i tii.- lit . im im dallntion A fte r
't o n s !
I <>»>(,r i \ s t l l . l . A
I III- chai te r Is received nullable
lodge and club quartet« w ill be
lltiS
SOON
secured
F illy
c h a rte r m c m lu is
havi
I’h. Oregon slate aaaoclation
fo r the Cottage
more ap- M>«>se c o n v e n tio n w i l l |M- h eld in
in.
I il:: ' i f J u l) I I. 15 a n d 1»>
fco
piston
Inside your engine are
cylinders...like so many
C o tta g e ( j ro v e
¡takers of b ine ¡tread
!£
Mrs. Bert Newton has re tu rn
ed trom vis itin g her son B ennett
N ew ton stationed at F o rt Lewis
also visited w ith relatives at Hood
River and Portland.
Am ong those attending 4-H
Sum m er Camp at F all Creek are
L ucille Blackm an, M ary Ann and
B arbara Banton, G loria C la rk and
E m ily Gilham.
Mrs. George L. Jones le ft fo r
her home fo r Boise. Idaho a fte r
'» s itin g the past tw o m onths w ith
her m oth er Mrs. Roby.
M r. and Mrs. D oran R itte r
>pent Sunday at D rain w ith .Mr.
R itte rs parents M r. and Mrs.
Claude R itte r.
Miss Susanne B rookhart o f P o rt
land is v is itin g at the R itte r home.
The barn dance given by M r.
and Mrs. E arl M u rra y Saturday
night was w ell attended and a ll
reported a good t ir r ^
M r. and M rs. Thomas o f Row
R ive r were callers a t the C arl
Sm all home.
M r. and Mrs. D ick Garman and
fa m ily o f S u th erlin were here to
visit w ith relative^ Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. M endenhall and
children of Eugene were dinner
guests at the Roy Goodwin home
Sunday.
Glen Gilham. S I C , who has
spent a th ir ty day leave w ith his
parents M r. and Mrs. C. C. G il
ham reported fo r duty.
I M rs. M alissie Sm all visited w ith
M rs. Nancy McCoy Saturday.
Mrs. Una Ockland of Eugene
visited her parents M r. and Mrs.
Roberts Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Adams o f Latham and
Mrs. Sam Short ridge o f Thornton
Corners were visitors here the
past week.
Mrs. Gene Lusk and M rs. Glen
Stim m el and daughters expect to
leave fo r F arragut. Idaho the last
of the week 1o vis it Mrs. Stim m els
husband who is stationed there.
M r. L a if Sanberg visited w ith
his m other Mrs. Verne S hortridge
this weekend. Mrs. Sanberg and
daughter Carole who had spent
the past week
here returned
home. Donald remained fo r a long
er visit.
B aked in
Siotemcuii.
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o f eou rse
It’s Good Bread
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, Buy Any b r a c e le ts
RlCHT NOW
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I CAN REALLy SAVE
MONEV, B t UNC ALL M /
EOOO AT ONE STORE
LIRE T 0 S O ALONÖ
W i TH ME WHEN 1
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THE
WAV HOME, TWI5
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0y -JAVINO MONET
ON EINE EOOO,
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SAVE ENOUGH HERE
AT SAFEWAY, SO WC
CAN BUY MORE WAR
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