Income Tax Estimates and Reports
Carefully prepared for filing. My service will save you
time, trouble and taxes..
Worth Harvey and Mrs. Ellen Land will be pleased to
assist in making reports for all of their former clients in
my office, and new accounts are solicited.
Rickard Accounting Service
Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg.
Phone 60
Delight Valley
American Army personnel sta
tioned in England wrote 258,000,-
000 V-Mail letters to friends and
- relatives in the United States be
tween June, 1942, and August.
1945. Ninth Service Command
headquarters at Fort Douglas,
Utah, learned today.
The Ralph Sears have received
word from their son, Cpl. Bob
Sears, saying he waa in Boston
and would be home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Flaten and
son of Canada are visiting at the
home of his brother, Oscar Flaten.
Mrs. Flora Doolittle and Floyd
Cox of Eugene were Sunday din
ner guests of the Elwyn Bales
family
Sunday visitors at the Ralph
Sears home were Mr and Mrs. Ijj
Bowen, son Tommy and Mrs
Walker of Eugene and Mr. and
Mrs. Cline Walkely of Creswell.
Recent dinner guests at the Max
Sears home were Mr. and Mrs.
Gilkey of Bradwood, Mr. and Mrs.
Scott and Mr. and Mrs. McKay
of Eugene.
Elwyn Bales attended a lily
bulb meeting at Marshfield Tues-
day.
A caller at the Malcolm Horn
home Monday was Mrs. Hakanson
of Oakland.
C N Esther Hansen of St. Vin
cent hospital, Portland, recently
spent two days with her parents
here .
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sheldon are
spending several weeks in Top
penish, Washington.
Theatre
Programs
ARCADE
FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
DECEMBER 14-15
“Northwest
Mounted
Police”
Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll,
During those 37 months they in
Paulette Goddard. Return engage
ment of a great picture in TECH turn received 259.000,000 V-Mail
letters from this country.
NICOLOR.
COUGHS
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY,
•r Bronchial I nit» tian Own Tn Cold»
“Without
Love
H-re'» good new* for the peoplo
of the U. S. A.
Canadas great-at
cough medicine is now belns n.» Io
and sold right here, and if yon
have any doubt about what to take
this winter for the common cough
or bronchial irrlttUon
*
of Buckley's CAX.UH(iL Mixture.
Tou won't be diss appointed—It •
different from anythin« else you
Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hep-
burn, Lucille Ball. Cari Esmond.
Felix Bressart, George Davis,
Clancy Cooper.
KELLY DRUG
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
DECEMBER l»-20
“A Star
Is Bom”
Janet Gaynor. Fredric March.
Andy Devine, Adolph Menjou. Re
turn engagement of a great pic
ture in TECHNICOLOR.
Also
I
Townsend District
Convention Is Held
Here Sunday, Dec. 9
Curtin Raisers
The miniature world of our lit
tle community mirror« the trage-
dies and comedies of the greater
world beyond, and we came much
The fourth congressional district too dose to tragedy last week.
J, Suiter and Bridgy Maley were
meeting of Townsend clubs was
held in the Eagles hall, Sunday, at their work of falling timber
December 9. R. G. Wright, coun for the J. H. Chambers A Son
cil president, was introduced by mill, glad to be busy again after
Elmer J. Kent, local chairman, the strike, when a large limb fell
who in turn introduced James from a tree they were working on
Mackenzie, national representa last Friday afternixm Bridgy was
tive for Oregon, who presided over knocked down, and got up to see
the business session which com Jay lying unconscious, with blood
menced at 10 a m All but two of coming from mouth and nose. A
the present council were reelect-1stretcher was brought, and he was
ed and the same members elected taken to the Eugene hospital.
X-rays taken next morning re-
on the state council.
The Royal Neighbor kxige mem- 1 sealed no broken bones, (hough a
bers served dinner to nearly 100 teoth had txx'n broken off and his
at 1:00 p. m. The afternixm ses tongue cut nearly in two. Hard-
sion was opened at 1:45 with El- h,,*ded. that's Jay.
mer J. Kent as chairman. Musi-
Dean Payne, who grew up on
cal selections were given by Al what is now the Frank Meacham
bert Griffin with Mrs. Nellie place, but formerly belonged to
Blackmore, accompanist, a group Harry Payne, is staying at the
of songs by Mrs. Laurence Kent Sam Gilman home. He entered the
and Mrs. Ivan Patten Mrs. Norm merchant marine at 17, anil saw
an Lewis accompanied. Readings the south seas. Is now in the army,
by Mrs. Elva George and Mrs. stationed in Texas and brought
Sylvia Haggart. Group singing back with him a Texas girl as his
led by Joseph Harvey and Mr. and bride. He is on furlough.
Mrs. J. Suiter, with Jimmy and
Mrs. Arnot of Cbos Bay. Joseph
Harvey. Portland attorney, and a his little sister, visited a few days
member of the state legislature, at the Norman Suiter home while
also a member of the national her husband was in the hospital.
council, was the principal speak We hope he won't have to be there
er, telling of his recent meeting in long.
Washington, D. C.. and other in- ' Mr. anil Mrs. Sam Gilman and
teresting things. Mr. Mackenzie his brother, with their son Don-
also spoke on the work in the aid, home on furlough, drove to
Garibaldi, to see another brother
state.
The meeting closed at 4 p. m. of Mr. Gilman. Mr. Goins is tak
by singing two versus of "God Be ing care of their livestock.
With You Till We Meet Again," I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booher of
their
the last verse dedicated to the Cottage Grove brought
memory of the members and granddaughter. Diane to visit her
friends who have passed on dur- brother Michael, at the P. B.
Goins home Sunday afternoon.
ing the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvick have ■
carpenter assisting them to build
CHURCH TO GATHER
the snack-bar they will soon open
CANNED FOODS
a little south anti across from the
The local Catholic church is school on Highway 99.
joining in a national campaign un
Mrs. Goldie Clark and Mi’s. A. L.
der the auspices of the War Re Holt wrote the Civil Service exam
lief Services of the National for fourth class postmaster at the
Catholic Welfare Conference to city hall in Cottage Grove, Friday.
gather canned foods for the war
stricken peoples of Europe and the
Far East. In Europe alone it is
estimated that 90.000,000 people
will have this winter barely, if
enough food to keep them just ex
isting. The cans will be gathered
during the week of Dec. 9th to
15th and will help to feed the
starving people of war torn Eu-
rope and Asia and as a special ¡
Christmas gift to them.
Though the high-line has only
been in a few years, we all tilt
lost while the current was off for
more than a day the first of the
week No wonder, after that ter
rific windstorm So many have
electric water systems, and had to
catch rainwater, and then» was
plenty of if. washing machines,
irons, sewing machines, stoves, In
some cases, wouldn't go, and did
the kerosene lamps seem dim, and
how we missed our radios.
FIGHTS
OXIDATION
Allan Jones, Bonita Granville,
Jess Barker
is good news for cars of all ages
SATURDAY, SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 15-16
“Saddle
Serenade”
Jimmy Wakely, Lee Lasses White,
Johnny James.
SF
Also
“My Name Is
Julie Ross”
Nina Foch, George Macready.
Dame Mae Whitty. Saturday Mat
inee 2:30 P. M.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES
DAY, DECEMBER 10-11-12
CLOSED
Rubber bandii, The Sentinel
Under a new Oregon law, all
pleasuro boats 16 feet long and
over require an annual license.
The minimum fee is |S00 for
boats up to 20 feet and $1 .00 ¡ mt
foot for crafts longer than that
Give HER
A Set of Dishes
Moose Lodge Meets
For Christmas
Meets Every TUESDAY
Night, 8:00 o'clock
Petersen's Hall
18 tfc
Our selection is exceptionally good and
every woman loves dishes
For
Fire
Life
Auto
Liability,
Annuities
We still have good a selection of finest dry*
kilned finished lumber. Bring us your
building problems.
Green’s Hardware
and Supply
or other forms of
INSURANCE
Phone 115-J
Creswell, Oregon
Phone 222
H. K. Metcalf
Kitchen Craft
• Gold Medal Hour ”
Softasilk Cake Flour
Suzanna Pancake Flour
Cinch Cornbread Mix
2M-».
1*9
Xd FLOUR
3H»
I
Schilling Cloves, ground
Allspice, Schilling ground
American Cheese Dutch Mill
Peanut Butter
Coarta grind
Canterbury Tea
Edwards Coffee
full flavored, block
M. I. B. Coffee
X”» imo-
Golden West
Nob Hill r™BL.
gums up the oiling system in your
engine, look'out!
That’s exactly what happens when oxidation occurs in
motor oil. Oxidation is the parent of sludge . . . that sticky,
gummy substance which gets into oil lines and oil filters, and
cuts down the flow of good
lubricants to a point where
the engine suffers from oil
Starvation.
To minimize oxidation in
motor oil was the objective
of intensive wartime re
search. Success rewarded the
scientists, and now you can
Like oxidized paper—
buyGolden Shell Motor Oil
containing a war-born oxi
dation inhibitor that’s added
You’ve seen paper that’s
during manufacture. Be
yellowed with afe...brittle
...lifeless. That's the result
cause of this inhibitor, new
of oxidation, the same de
Golden Shell stays full-
structive chemical reaction
bodied and free-flowing
which rusts iron, fades
from one oil drain to the
cloth, cracks rubber. And
oxidation is the parent of
next... offers better protec
alud^e in motor oil, too.
tion to cars of all ages.
That'» why you need new
This new motor oil is
Golden Shell motor oil and
waiting for you at the near
its oxidation inhibitor.
by Shell station. Shell Oil
Company, Incorporated.
W
2-lb bog
SHELL CREDIT CARDS ARE BAG
Honored at all Shall itotiom in United
States and Canada. Apply for yours at
any Shell office or service station.
SHELL
holden Shell
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Filter Papers
Pop«.» 0/clot»’!
J pl JI
5-lb sock 27C
wck
Conned Corn C* w Ì m Ì«IU wh ? ’ ’S.» 15« 6/85*
Heinz Tomato Soup
10* 6/55*
Happyvole Peas
^’11*6/61*
Blended Juice, Vita Pak IT 41* 6/»2.41
Tomato Juico *““1'
ST 21«6/»1.21
Prem Lunch Meat, Swift's, 12-oz. con 32*
Puritan Deviled Ham
3-oz. tin 14*
Cherub Milk 3X26*UM M 4^ 17*.. »2 «
hen something
Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake, Laird
Cregor, Preston Foster. Return
engagement of a great picture.
IH-ltp
1’LEANl RE BOATS REQI’IKF.
LICENSES
I-lb bog De
“This Gun
For Hire”
H ob tn tin Orchestra
This is the second week of Safeway's money-saving Pre-Holiday Sale
.. . an event offering values that will entice you to shop now. while
stores are Ie® crowded and supplies plentiful. Check the list below .. .
just note the savings you make.
^his war-bom Motor Oil
New ingredient in Golden Shell
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 13-14
Members of the Army Nurse
Corps have been awarded 1.008
decorations ainee Deeember 7.
1941, the Ninth Service Commimd
Surgeon announced today at Fort
Douglas, Utah.
DANCE
At Walker
December 16th
5 ATBWM
“Señorita
From the
West”
DIANE
A supply of application blanks will
be al the office of Mrs. Grace
Schiatta, county treasurer nt Ku-
gene Application should Iw made
there.
15e
Shortening. Snowdrift
3-lb. jar 68c
Royal Satin. Shortening
3-lb. jar 64c
Margarine, Sunny Bank 1-lb. pkg 20c
Fleischmann's Yeast
3 cakes 10c
Brown Sugar, also powdered lb. pkg. 8c
Sno-White Salt, plain or iodized pkg. 7c
Baking Soda Arm & Hammac 161b. pkg 5c
ChAÜLmaÂ.
JuAfaq/flow!
Just place your
Lamb Leg or - aa - lb. 39« i lb. 38« Veal Roast "KSSW
lb. 28*
Shldr. Roatto^U lb. 35«# lb. 34« Voal Breast
Grade A, lb. 21«
lb. 43*
Lamb Chop«a,?A lb. 45« lb. 43« Cooked Salami
Polish Sausage, type 2
lb. 45*
Lamb Breast or.
a - lb. 19«
Minced
Lunch
Meat,
A.C.,
lb.
37«
Pork Chops Lone and RIB CuU lb. 38«
Pork Roast, Shoulder
lb. 31« Roast Beef Loaf R*»iiyo«<xH lb. 45«
Ground Beef, fresh daily lb. 28«
GRADE A
TURKEYS
!6‘
Rolled Oats
AHtAre flak
AIDen Udl>
OLD FASHIONED
AND QUICK
3-lb MOc
a ®
Wheatena Cereal M-oz. pkq.
100% Bran NABISCO 16-oz. pkg. 17e
Shredded Wheat, Nabisco, pkg. 12e
Dried Prunes 2-lb. cello pkg. 27e
Nectar Raisins MAID 15-oz. pkg. 12e
3-Way GlobesI(£R^^
Rinso Soap Gronu’otcd 24-oz. pkg. 23(
Toilet Soap, White King, 3 bars 14(
Favorite Matches
6 boxes 21c
★ ßAÜvL
PORK SAUSAGE
A Tatty and
Inexpensive
Delicacy
I Mrs. Wright's
Bread
white or wheat
¡l>/2 lb 12c lb 9c
Clapp's
Baby Food
Type
lb. J IF
CORM
14e 6/7*
'U aíu L JaiA, to
and kwp (>r holiday Mlm, And
har» ar« raripoa for an Appi« Haur«
trull Cake and aoma dalighiful
cookwa
aaamphu of how Ha, it
for they Iwp perfectly.
aeeit tauet rout can
An aaay to make rake that will atoro
for a number of werke if kept m a
1 Up. c Inn amo A
1 «up ahead
candied fruit
N cop
Vt cup «MrUnlnf
V» cup chappad
nutmsaU
Sift and meaiure
------------ Hour; lift again
with aalt and ipkaa Cream abortan-
mg and augar until light and Buffy,
heal in egg Add appleaaure and
flour minore »li«rn»lely, heat until
amooth Add fruit and nuimeala
Pour into wall graaaad loaf pan
I0i4»3) and haka in moderata ovan
IMO’ F I for I hour or until done
OINOIRSNAM
Yt cup shortening 2H cupi flaue
1 cup sugar
1 tsp. cinnamen
1 agg. be Ji ten
1 tsp soda
Yi tip. salt
Yt cup dark
molas««*
Crramahortening and auger together
until light and fluffy, add egg Stir
in rombinoti aoda and molaaaea Sift
and meneur» flour; aift again with
cinnamon,gingrr and aalt flland well
mln irr n mcl miatur» Chili ahmit
I hour. Shape dough into amali hella
between palma of hand, Haca halla
on lightly greaaad rookie sheet about
I a to 2 imlww apart Hake in a mod-
crate oven (3M F I IS to IR nun-
ute«, or until done Remove tn rark
and cool. Makua 5 to 6 down rookie«.
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ABDI EC
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Combination Pock
Instant Oatmoal
ond dry
8-OI.
corool
pkg
Niblet
Tim» lo atari thinking about all
Yf Up Mit
Every piece of Meat you buy at Safeway must please you, or your money back!
O m L s A.'I/ ou A.
How Io make
holiday baking easy
Bunting with
healthful juice
220
r2
and
Larger«
and
Smaller,
lb. 121/oC
VloaL
lb. IOV2C
THotn.
Fancy ond
C Grod«
Stock
Delicious, lb. 11c
box $4 69
Winesap, lb. 11c
box $4.29
Cauliflower, local
lb. 14c
Broccoli, tender
• lb. 17c
Dry Onions, Yellow D hiivits lb 6o
Celery, loeal I’aseiil
11». 12l/2C
Parsnips, local crop
)b. 9c
Rutabagas, C. S. No. Is
lb 4c
Cranberries, plump, juicy lb. 32c
Tomatoes, red, ripe
lb. 27c
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