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P A C E ETOTTT
Modern Cinderella
On Silver Skates
Steals Your Heart
P r e s id e n t O s m e n a P re d ic ts
4 J a p s If i l l l i e H a r d T o li e n t
WASHINGTON D C —President
Sergio Osmena of U e Philippines,
now in process of ci m plcte recon-
quering from the Jap< r.ese and from
w h ic h Ceneral
D o u g la s M a c- it
A r t h u r 's la n d
forces under A d
m ira l C h e s te r
N i m i I z w ill
swing into final
action a g a in s t
the e n e m y , to
d a y is s u e d a
statement in be-
h a l f o f th e
M ighty Seventh
W ar Loan.
President Os-
m e n a 's s ta t e
m e n t w as re
leased by Briga-
adier G e n e r a l
OSMENA
Carlos P Ri.mu-
lo, resident com
m issioner of the P hilippines to the
United States, at the P hilippine of
fices here. President Osmena said:
"Needless to say, we F ilip in o s are
very pleased w ith the signal suc
cesses achieved by the United States
and her allies during recent months.
A fter a long and hard struggle, the
Germans have teen pushed to the
b rin k of overw helm ing defeat and
the end of the w ar in Europe is bow
cle a rly in sight
" In the Pacific, our g.-ir.s have
been no less im pressive Under the
inspiring leadership of such men as
G eneral M a cA rth u r and A d m ira l
N im ltz, the Japanese have been dis
lodged from one position after an
other in th e ir ill-gotten empire. In
this connection, m y people and 1
are extrem ely grateful that the
Philippines are now being lib cri.i.x)
from Ute tyra n n ica l rule o f the
enemy
"H appy «s 1 am that m y country
w ill soon be able to live in peace
again, m uch renin Ins to be dene be
fore Japan is fu lly ' beaten Aside
from the additional cam paign* which
w ill be needed to obtain m ilita ry
v ic to ry >n the Pacific, there is sls<
’ the human factor to be considered
: in that other peoples c l the l-'ar East
eagerly a w a it to be freed from the
•nem v We F ilipinos know only too
well from experience what it means
! to be under Japanese dom ination
"One of the outstanding feats of
■ the w ar has undoubtedly been the
effective fashion in which the United
States has overcome the form idable
obstacles of distance in supplying the
Pacific. Large quantities of supplies
w ill be needed, however, to deliver
the final crushing blows against p
ruthless and fanatical enemy A ll of
us can m ake certain that these sup
plies are available for cur armed
forces by giving enthusiastic support
to the Seventh War I.c a r D rive "
combines h e r tr ip le ta le n ts in h e r
new ro le as a s k a tin g b e a u ty w h o
fin d s h e r w a y to A m e ric a and ro
F rom the great stage play. S tarring mance. in a s to ry th a t is not u n
m V lA SIONET
JOK t *«<€MA lik e h e r ow n b io g ra p h y. W hen she
was a sensational fig u re w ith the
Ice-Capades in 1940, M iss R a lsto n
Fila Claa i a
became a cause celebre w hen im
m ig ra tio n a u th o ritie s ru le d th a t
h e r v is ito r's p e rm it had expired.
S u n d a y , M o n d a y , T u e sd a y ,
H e r p lig h t became
fr o n t
page
J u n e 24-25-26
news and she received 3000 p ro
posals o f m a rria g e in a w eek. H e r
d iffic u ltie s w ere a d ju ste d and in
1941 she acquired h e r f ir s t c itiz e n
ship papers. She is u n d e r long te rm
c o n tra c t to R epublic. Aside fro m
s k a tin g , she is a c ra c k s w im m e r,
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good on te n n is c o u rt and g o lf
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course and also is an e x p e rt horse-
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L .t A .E Z Z z a ^ '^
w om an. She is fiv e fe e t, 5*2 inches
ta ll, w eighs 130 pounds and h e r
eyes a re cerulean blue. She has a
W e d n e sd a y , T h u r s d a y ,
v iv id golden h a ir. T h e g ra c e fu l
J u n e 27-28
fig u re s w h ic h she carves on th e
ice have n o th in g on h e r ow n in
the w a y o f curves.
¿han M iss S h irle y H a rro ld , fo rm -
e r p rin c ip a l o f th e L o w e ll grade
schools.
L it t le Dean T a y lo r u n fo rtu n a te
ly b ro ke his collarbone w h ile at
play. T h is is the second tim e he
has had a p a in fu l b re a k o f a co l
larbone.
C. H . Goheen is e n jo y in g a v is it
w ith M r. and M rs. M . P a in to n and
c h ild re n . M rs . P a in to n is a daugh
te r o f M r. Goheen and M r. P a in t
on is w a rra n t o ffic e r a t B rig h a m
C ity . U ta h .
F la g da y was q u ie tly observed.
C itizens d isplayed th e ir beloved
fla g w h e re v e r
possible.
H. W .
T a y lo r, b o rn on F la g
day. was
given a su rp ris e b irth d a y p a rty a t
his home by frie fid s and re la tive s.
M rs. F a n n ie Goude o f C ottage
G rove v is ite d a t the G rousbeck
home la s t week.
C re sw e ll grange m e t a t re g u la r
session T h u rs d a y evening. Guests
w ere M r. and M rs. W . Rasmussen
o f W illa m e tte grange. T h e eco
nom ic c lu b w ill fu r th e r plans fo r
th e ir bazaar w o rk a t th is T u e s
day m e e tin g . C larence Jackson
gave an in te re s tin g and in s tru c tiv e
ta lk on p o u ltry ra is in g . M iles
W icks also ta lk e d
on
o rch a rd
pests and th e ir e lim in a tio n , and
F. L. D u B e rry fo llo w e d w ith fa rm
flashes. E . R oberts was re p o rte d
w e ll recovered fro m his re ce n t op
e ra tio n and able to rid e th e m o w
er. M rs. M ile s W ic k s was asked to
w r ite in th e names o f o ur so ld ie r
boys, on th e new grange h o nor
ro ll, as she is an e x c e lle n t pen-
w om an. W o rth y M a s te r Don K a h
le r, re p o rte d on the la st Pom ona
grange m eeting. A lso gave n otice
the ca n n e ry a t C o tta g e G rove w ill
not open u n til a fte r J u ly 4. T he
p ro g ra m was a F la g day p ro g ra m
and p a tr io tic num bers w e re given.
M r. and M rs. M ile s W ic k s sang a
nu m b e r o f p a tr io tic
songs and
o th e r readings w ere given.
The basket social fo llo w in g n e t
ted $75.81. T h is was vo te d to be
tu rn e d in to th e b u ild in g fund,
w ith 10 percent o f i t to be donated
to the S a lv a tio n A rm y .
T he ju v e n ile grange
in itia te d
Glen W icks. B o n ita M ille r, M a ry -
ly n C la rk , Don V in c e n t, D onald
K a h le r and M rs. H . S. Jo slin . T he
earnest w a y the lit t le to ts c a rrie d
th a t in itia tio n th ro u g h w as an in
s p ira tio n to we o ld e r ones, and
never to be fo rg o tte n .
V era H ru b a R alston, fo u r years
ago ‘‘th e g ir l w ith o u t a c o u n try ”
w hen she came here fro m Czecho
slovakia, today is th e glam orous
s ta r in R e p u blic’s p re te n tio u s ice
m usical, "L a k e P la cid Serenade,”
w ith R obert L iv in g s to n as h e r
leading m an, com ing to the A rcade
T h e a tre June 24th. M iss R a lsto n
is a s p e la c u ia r fig u re s k a te r on
ice, a ta le n te d dancer and a d ra m
a tic actress o f ra re ta le n t. She
Theatre
Programs
ARCADE
F r id a y , S a tu r d a y , J u n e 22-23
W a rn e rs
. entüüttt.
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Creswell
M r. and M rs. E rb in e G rousbeck
w e re w eek-end v is ito rs in P o r t
land.
In th e ro d e n t c o n tro l
contest
th e re w ere around 55,000 p oints
z o o m
, .
and b e tte r, tu rn e d in. LeR oy H a r t
flo tfl ¿ e rtö t
m an o f C re sw e ll w on f ir s t ; P a tr i
cia M c C rig le r o f L y n x
H o llo w ,
second, and N o rm a n G a rriso n , also
o f L y n x H o llo w , w o n th ird . T h is
Official Irantlot'iaat \
has been a fin e record.
WAHNE*» « » THE «OOF O f f THE H O T fl SÏSUH
M rs. D a le P itc h e r is in C a lifo r
STR A N O ! F R ID A Y * A N O S Ä G E
SHOW
n ia w h e re she is w ith h e r husband.
P fc. P itc h e r, s ta tio n e d a t C am p
A ls o
R oberts.
M r. and M rs.
Chas. W e tz c ll
w e re business c a lle rs in Eugene
la s t W ednesday.
M rs. C . L . E llis and d a u g h te r
le ft fo r P o rtla n d w h e re th e y w ill
jo in M r. E llis , a p a in te r fo r th e
S o u th e rn P a c ific com pany.
C h ild re n 's day was observed by
th e va rio u s churches
anti
the
c h ild re n w h o to o k
p a rt in th e
exercises m ore th a n pleased th e ir
audience.
M r. and M rs. E. B e n to n are en
jo y in g a v is it w ith tw o sons, C lin
ton, hom e fro m a co llege in M in
T h u r s d a y , F r id a y , J u n e 21-22 neapolis, M innesota, and F ra n cis,
w ho has re c e n tly been discharged
fro m th e a rm y .
M rs. C. L. C am p has been in
R oseburg the past w eek, g iv in g
le ctu re s a t the M e th o d is t c o n fe r
ence cam p fo r in te rm e d ia te s . •
M a n y p ic n ic p a rtie s have been
held since the
sudden
tu r n o f
w e a th e r. One was held a t th e
lo v e ly s ite o f D orena grange p ro p
e rty on R ow riv e r. Those th e re
d a y , S u n d a y , J u n e 23-24 w ere M r. and M rs. V a n G rousbeck
and lit t le son D anny. M r. and M rs.
POUNDING WESTERH ACTION! B. V aughn and M ild re d and M a r
g a re t. M r. and M rs. C laude A rn e
_
CHARLES
d a u g h te r and a grandson, M rs.
1 and
H elen S co tt, M r. and M rs. ,Geo.
S tra tto n , M r. and M rs. H . S. Jos
lin .
COLUM BIA'S
T he new and o b lig in g c le rk a t
G re e n ’s H a rd w a re is none o th e r
D IA N E
S tarrett
MRO®
CARD OF TH A N KS
W e w ish
to extend sincere
th a n ks to o u r frie n d s fo r th e ir
m a n y acts o f kindness d u rin g the
illness and death o f o u r husband,
fa th e r and b ro th e r, H a r r y Reed.
Y o u r th o u g h tfu ln e s s w ill n o t be
fo rg o tte n . M rs. H a r r y Reed and
fa m ily .
4 5 - ltc
R rtin a of Eye
The retina of the eye is not fas
tened to the inside of the eye. ex
cept at the ed?es of the cornea. The
retina is held in place by the pres
sure of the je lly -lik e fluid in the in-
1 te rio r of the eye.
A t the a n n u a l sehixil e le ctio n
held M onday evening. F ra n k M c
D o n a ld was elected d ire c to r fo r
3 years, ta k in g the place o f the
o u t-g o in g d ire c to r. K en n e th Z u m
w a lt. M rs. C laude D avidson was
appo in te d c le rk fo r one year.
M rs Tebbe and g ra n d d a u g h te r
o f Y re ka , C a lifo rn ia , and M rs. C.
S tim so n a n il tw o c h ild re n o f P e ta
lum a, C a lifo rn ia , who have been
v is itin g at th e C H. H a ig h t iawne.
le ft M orttiay fo r th e ir homes
V is ito rs a t the
E lw y n
Hales
home Tuesday w e re M r. am i Mi's.
Joe W h e e le r o f Eugene a n il M r.
a n il M rs, F la n k W h e e le r of I l l i
nois. The tw o men ate uncles o f
M rs. Hales.
T h e M ax Scars e n te rta in e d nt
d in n e r on T h u rsd a y. June 14. the
fo llo w in g
guests, M r. and M rs.
L lo y d G rig g s, M r and Mrs. S te w
a rt C a rlso n and the W a rre n H a n
sens.
M r. and M rs. Ray H ite o f P o rt
land spent th e week end at the
D ave H ite home.
M r. and M rs. C u rtis W h ite o f
Eugene v is ite d Sunday at the R u
d o lf H ansen home
S unday
c a lle rs nt th e R alph
Sears home w ere M r. and M rs.
W a lte r Sears o f Eugene.
M rs. F. M . B ra m b le y and da u g h
te r A lic e o f Bren. C a lifo rn ia , an*
guests a t
th e home o f M rs.
B ra m b le y ’s siste r. Mrs. O. J. T h ie l.
M rs. T h ie l's m o th e r. M rs. A nna
W it t y o f D ra in , is also v is itin g
h e r d a u g h te r and fa m ily.
NANCY K£UY
WIllIAM CANCAN
EDDIE OUIILAN
FUZZY KNISNY
GEORGE DOtENZ
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
M o n d a y , T u e sd a y , W e d n e sd a y ,
J u n e 25-26-27
CLO SED
T h u rs d a y , F r id a y , J u n e 28-29
i M 'i O
C O L L IN S
D A IR Y
505 South 5th St.
A COLUMBIA PICTUSE ’
V. M. C o llin s
R a y C o llin s
1
F E R T IL IZ E R
Q e t y o u re.
('O O H HAY COA1. D E P O S IT S
T he s ta te d e p a rtm e n t o f geology
and m in e ra l in d u strie s has re c e n t
ly released a ItiU-page b u lle tin on
Coos Hay coal, w h ich tun m ats to
m any m illio n s o f
tons, located
d o se to tid e w a te r A n a lysis -how s
BEIDLER FEED
am i
SEED STORE
E v a n g e lis t M r s. E lla O ls o n
and T w o D au g hte rs, E sth e r and M a ry
N ig h tly (Except Monday and Saturday) 7:45
Old Tim e Preaching
Solos
Good M usic
T rio s
Duets
A SSE M B L Y O F G O D
HILTON T. PARK Minister
E lla Olson
• O r a n f e P e k o e , B la c k T e a t •
Canterbury Tea
IH -o z pkg fie; V i-lb 43«
V * lb pkg 22c; I-lb U c
Tenderleaf Tea
Just tha
Tender Leaves
Dependctly
Good— Always
Tree Tea
(V
8 bog
pkfl 7
V i-lb
pkg
r <
K ‘
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flavored» Mix retreehing drink*
Give the family
“ refresher” course
IC ID T IA
Allow 1 » to 2 b v e l tea»poomi tea
I standard m**e»uniig cup fr**»hly
ing water Potir freahly boding
water over tea in heated earthen
ware. C hina,
or pottery pot.
cover and steep 5 mi n u t « Strain
hot tea im m ediately onto craek«*d
tee or ace cubew A llow
glaaa of tee
per serving. Garnish w ith lemon or
orange »laces, maraschino cherrtea or
»png» of m int.
a
©
S a ftu a j
H o m tm a ie n ' B a rc a *
Mb
HO
Crackers B u titr HI Waler»
pkg
MRS WRIGHT'S
Raisin Bread
Always Fresh
3 Pkv* 10*
Sun V alley B everage * <&■ 38* ( p E a d n ^ t)
Edw ard» C oilee r* ’ularanddnP ^ » < » 5 4 «
Nob H ill Coffee
^23=
45*
B orden’» Hetno Full of Vitamin»
l-lb.Jor 59c
Sugar
* “>• «“* 3 2 *
A lm ond E xtract Schilling brand. 1 OZ bottio 18«
Red Food C oloring Schilling» lo z . bottle 1 4«
Cough Drops, L uden’s
5? size 31« 10c
1 Ib
lo af
K itchen C raft Flour
5-lb. sa c k 27c,• 10-lb. s a c k 49c
C a k o Flour, Softasllk b r a n d
2% -lb. p k g . 2 f c
P a n c a k e Flour, S u z a n n a b r a n d
40-oz. p k g . 15c
C h e ru b Milk ’ ^ , 2 tali can» 17c baby eons ‘, ^ ¡ ..4 k* 17a
A m e ric a n C h e e se , D utch Mill (24 R. p ts ) 2-lb. p k g . 75c
B attle g ro u n d C h e e s e
(12 R. pts.) 1 lb. 34c
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SW A N SOAP
SWEETHEART SO A ?
G entle bab y so a p
B eauty Soap
2 b ars 13«
W H ITE KING
T o ilet Soop 3 b a rs 14«
O
bar
J l'L M U X » H IG H T . p.rwtor
SAFCWAF NMURAliy-FRCSH PRODUCI
White Rock
Carrots T e n d e r lb. 84 c Radishes
lb. 20c
K e il O W h ile
lb. 18c P eas
Asparagus
lb. 17c
A ll G re e n , N o . I
Sparkling Water
12-oz. size, 2 for 3 5 «
V a le n c ia
(No Deposit)
O ra n g e s
Mc^es o refresh.ng drink when
m*d ok o Table W o t«'— But oft
o "M ia e f” with
It C or,I B* Baal!
a
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C etsup
Rod H .II brond
<M»t» )
IJ ’/ j -GX. botti«
j|c
Heolthy, in«Kpennv«
Apple Butter
Libby's, children Io*«
ioair i . K. 1
«6 OL. con ,
Tomatoes
(ano
14*
Gantentid. Si onda rd No. 2 / l con
Green Bean*
W h it. Tog S»ondord
12c
Turnips N o T o p s lb. 121c Apples K e il A s trie a n lb.
s
G r a p e f r u it lb. 10c ( L e m o n s
Marmalade
4
h
lb pl*Q
45‘
303 for
Xv
£.7.
Apricot wilb Pinoopplt
26e
pi jar
Fisher's Zoom
Popular
C«'Ml
n/>
AW
20-Of pkg
100% Bran
nfo ri.p t. >
No. 2 con
NoblKO C trto l
1/
t-lb . pkg.
Com Flakes
i »■»
12-01. u ta
pomi.»
No. 2 con
n X g V \c
M intard
6-01 jor
Heinz brown
Chopped Olivet
AV* 0 t
Libby brond
e
Dog Meal
Go met, pen fovorrt«
gk»i
9*
14 *
S-lb. pkg 4 9 *
Fomous Kellogg brond, 18-02 pEg.
3 < » . pkg.
Boraxo, Cleaner
Moohomc'l fri.n d
I0-O I. con
12
1 A
17*
VS gal jug ’
Furox
Fomout clothoi bltoch VS-gol ju g Z a S
SR Ft WAP CUARANTFFD MÍRTS
Shoulder Gr A, lb 37«
Lamb Chops
Cuti.Sp»». Gr B, lb 35«
Legs of Lamb
Real "M eoty"
(7 p t i )
Sm olt, frozen
Gr. A, lb
5 5 * s' ib 4 9 *
Oyster*
Gr. A, lb
43 * •s'ib 39*
Rock Cod
Loin Lamb Chop»
Fin« for Broiling
G O p tt.)
Tender ond Juicy
(7 pU.)
(4
p ti.)
Grode A ond B, lb
Lamb Breast
4A
sour op a
shriveled
GRAPEFRUIT, ISN'T It,
HONEV Î
JANET HAD THE eiG G E S T
J U IC IE S T ORANGE.
y e s T E R D A y for
LUNCH • EVER
Frwh
8,13*
pint
65*
ib
37*
it,5 3 *
(8 ptt )
b 5 5 *
(1 0 p ti )
SO I GOT TH E CLUE
W H EN S H Í.MENTIONED
Razor Clams
F rn h . cleorwd, Ib.
Spiced H am
Lunch Box Favorite
34*
b 17 *
Spiced Luncheon M eat
Nourishing
(Round)
Frtth rtllets
Lamb Roast
Shoulder Squar« Cut
N o P oints on
These:
38* »• ib 34*
Gr A, lb
•m
MOTHE# FOUND TNE ANSWER /
lb. 13c
S u n kist, L u ll o >f f J Juiee
u ic e
Alto Neck ond Shonk (1 pt ) Gr A, lb. ■ <
Bleach
W hit« Mogi«
13*
A riz o n a , D esert
Rib Lamb Chops
Fen Jel
Powdorod P.ct,n
lb. 19c
S u m m e r Z u c c h in i
M ild
Seedleix Raitint
Gofd»ni.d< bio^d
Sunny Down, Fancy
Green Onions lb. 29c Squash
5 lbs. 5 4 p
Tomato Souco
Tomolo Juico
F re s h ly G a th e re d
E x tra Sweet
E x tra Juicy
Tabla Wines or Flavorada
Libby'« fancy
Fighting Taunt I
fo r
Eugene v is ite d at the L o w e ll Itcn - thia coni to he s a tis fa c to ry
¡b o th h eating and dement le p u r-
sto n H om e Sunday.
M r. am i M rs lte r t C lin e o f L o 1 poaea.
w e ll a m i M r. and
Mrs.
W a lte r
C lin e am i c h ild re n o f .Dlsaton sjient
S unday at the
H o w a rd
Keene
home.
B eta Keene w ho Is em ployed at
a home at Pleasant H ill spent S a t
L a rg e s h ip m e n t o f la w n a n d
u rd a y n ig h t am i S unday at her
g a r d e n f e r tiliz e r n o w re a d y .
hom e here.
SAFEWAY
Mixed Vegetables
We have leased the Powell dairy plant
at 505 South 5th street and will he glad to
continue serving the patrons of the Powell
Dairy as well as new customers.
Both myself and son are experienced
dairy plant operators, having spent many
years in this business. We pledge our best
efforts to give you a quality dairy product,
second to none in this section.
Permit us to express our appreciation
for your past favors and ask a continuation
of same.
l ‘ M l.
REVIVAL CLOSES JUNE 24
M rs. D o ra S te w a rt e n te rta in e d
the P inochle c lu b a t h e r home
W ednesday a fte rn o o n . M rs. R uby
B enston received a prize fo r h a v
in g th e h ig h est score and M rs.
M a rg a re t Keene received second
Niblett, Corn
To Patrons of Powell Dairy:
M rs C laude l.a w so n spent one
day last week w ith M rs. Jo h n
E u s ttiu rn o f C o tta g e G love.
M rs R W. H ili le ft fo r O regon
C ity F rid a y w h e re she w ill v is it
a couple Meeks w ith a s i s t e r am i
then w ill go to P o rtla n d to *|M*ml
a n o th e r w eek o r so w ith a frie m l.
M r. and M rs F. T . B cnston o f
Saginaw
D .I Mo,z brand
A ls o
T he n**xt n u x 'tln g o f the clu b w ill
lie at the home o f M rs M a rg a re t
Keene Ju n e 27th.
V is ito rs at the M o n tie th home
T h ursday w ir e M rs P lu m e H anna
o f Eugene a m i grandson
l.e<<n
D a \is w h o is v is itin g here fro m
T e x ts: M rs Ida Jackson o f W a l
k e r and Mrs. Agnes H ite and son
o f D e lig h t V a lle y.
Delight Valley
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*1.13
Herring
Spicod
M oi. (or
Salt Herring
Very T o .ly
I
95*
Ib
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Bloater*
Smoked
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