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FAGK EIGHT Clyde Beatty, Famous Trainer, Heads His Own Circus Coming to Eugene svarimi COLD WAVE W Knickerbocker’s and Thrift-Wise Fred and Lroatinr Omelet« Same Whether It'» flat omelet*, fluffy omelet*, the ingredient* are the tame. One or two eggs for each person. I tablespoon of milk for each egg. and salt and pepper to taste. To make omelets fluffy, beat the egg yolks and whites separately. For a flat omelet, beat all ingredient* together EXEMPLIFY ING man'« dominanace over the muM «axagr. cruel, blood-thiraty. man-killing hea»t* ever avM-tnbled, Clyde Beatty appear« twice daily with hi« jungle performer« at the Clyde Beatty Railroad cirrm. at Eugene thiv Saturday and Sunday. • Forty wild, ferocious Nubian lions and Bengal tigers, male and female comprise the vast group of snarling, treacherous, mar.-eating ’ beasts which Clyde Beatty, king of the steel arena, will face when the Clyde Beatty Trained Wild Animal Circus comes to Eugene this Saturday and Sunday. June j 15th and 16th at the Fair Grounds. Although still a young man. Beatty is unchallenged as the greatest wild animal trainer the world has ever known. He has been bitten, clawed, and mauled by the most vicious animals on earth, hut this nerveless man of slight build still defies his fero cious charges twice daily. FRIDAY. 8ATI RDAY Once Nero, a huge Nubian JUNE 11-15 black-maned lion, beat off an en raged tiger which was mauling Beatty during a performance. Strange to say, just one year later Nero himself leaped from his Dick Powell. Walter Slezak, Mi perch, attacked Beatty, and sent cheline Cheirel. Nina Vale, Edgar the famous trainer to the hospital with a body ripped and shredded Barrier. Jack LaRue. by claws and fangs. Continually augmenting h i s SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY startling arenic exhibition with new features and thrills, Beatty JUNE 16-17-18 has this season added to his dis play King and Kitty, huge lion and tiger, which sit up on their haunches at his command and wave their big front paws at the circus crowds. He also presents the world-famous “Nigger,” a Bengal tiger which rolls over and over Bing Crosby. Bob Hope, Dorothy like a kitten, then flies into a tor- Lamour. Hillary Brooke. Douglas nadic spin. Dumbrille. Jack LaRue, Robert The Clyde Beatty circus em Barrat. braces many additional trained animal features including Mrs. Harriet Beattys renowned ele WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY phant riding tiger, famous high school heg-ese. and highly trained JUNE 19-20 troupes of performing dogs, ponies, chimpanzees, and elephants. Performances are presented twice daily at 2:30 and 8:00 p. m.. Returning again to the screen. with doors to menagerie opening Walt Disney's great TECHNICOL at 1:30 and 7:00 o'clock. OR feature cartoon. Reserved seat tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday, 10 a. m. till ALSO 5 p. m., at Tiffany-Davis Drug store. Theatre Programs ARCADE “Cornered” “Road to Utopia” Solar Eclipses While a total eclipse of the sun takes place somewhere on an aver age of every IT months, counties* millions of person* have lived and died without seeing one. No total eclipse was seen in London, for ex ample. between 1115 and 1715, or during a period of 600 year*. Washing Afshan Wash an afghan in cool suds, working between fingers until afghan i* clean. Do not rub. since thi* stretches and breaks the jam Rinsa two or three times in cool water. Dry on a curtain stretcher in a cool place. Ancient Painting What may prove to be man's most ancient work of art. a pre-historic painting in red found in a cave near Valencia. Spain, and supposed to be about 15.000 year* old. shows a man surrounded by bees taking honey eombs out of a bole in a cliff to place in a basket “The Madonna’s Secret" The dance committee decided not to have a dance on the regular social night the third Saturday in June The gopher and mole poisoning and trapping demonstra tion scheduled for Earl Marcy's was held at the Hugh Trunnell'» last Saturday There were 26 ad ults and 13 children present. Don ald Dickey and th«' assistant coun ty agent were in charge EDWARDS COFFEE CONTEST-TODAY! 25 BENDIX D. hx. HOME LAUNDRIES 25 BULOVAiu.w.1 WRIST WATCHES $2500.00 IN CASH PRIZES FT AIR 240 PRIZES IN Alfe Snovflah' HI-HO Soda Crackers BUTTER WAFERS I-lb. pkg. Knickerbockers’ 5c to $1.00 and WE ARE DOING OUR BEST to supply you with Brenda Joyce, Kirby Grant, Gale Sondergaard. Saturday Matinee 2:30 P. M. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES DAY, JUNE 17-18-10 Creswell» Oregon Phone 222 1 I-lb. pkg. Sno-Whito Salt No. 2 Can Can These will be sold as they are available. Graber - Gettys Dependable Hardware L nncoL sahway low nicest 21< Cenvalo, 2-lb. pkg. 15< Pancake Hour Sardines 10< King Solomon, No. 1 tall con Hamburger Relish Nalley'*, EANUT . I-lb. OOc’ BUTTI» » ¡ar A 7 P 25* 12-oz jar JJC pr EEC DP 14* CATSUP TOMATO Botila 10< PPIINBC ■ KUNCO 2 1b. bag 27« 4-lb. bag 49t 15C ■ lll/bw TOWN HOUSE JUICE Grapefruit 20< Dry Oatmeal & Coreel, Gerber'*, 8-oz. pkg. Sweat 46- oï . Can OT« 3 I DtUtliu. tvtv EDAM Safeway Guaranteed MEATS FRIDAY. SATURDAY FEATURES Pure Pork Sausage Type I—Viiking eating. Ju*t slice and fry. 28^54' 5»c tí)«» ,ow. w 1V eoa Fresh Eggs Grad. A 41c Canterbury Tea v"-lb22c w*’b 43c Lare», »o*. Canterbury Tea Bags,*« <* u 3k Kerr Jars ^."SUS^Ik Suzanna, 2!4-lb. pkg. ^QC lb. wT. j CHEESE b 50* htrt now hardware, mill and logging supplies. However several items are critical— «Ik Cream Style Golden Bantam No. 2 21 7« Seedless Raisins Regular, Drip or Pulverized Grind* ... 1 Lb. Vacuum Jar CORN PEAS Pkg. Plain or Iodized EDWARDS COFFEE FiefSwa.f Woodland, package of 50 i Fire Fighters Green’s Hardware & Supply ENTER THE Sandwich Bags . “Spider Woman Strikes Back” 4 Nozzle with 1‘2 H P Brigg» Stratton Engine. Capacity 100 lbs per hour. Win aBendix!win a Butova!wjn Qsh! Meat Sauce ALSO MESSINGER DUSTER Single and Two-Wheel TANK EXTINGUISHERS Shedd's Old Style, 8-oz. bot. Hale, TANK SPRAYERS WEED BURNERS The grange met in regular ses sion Thursday evening June 6th. Chairman of the agriculture committee reported that the date for the South Lane Fair had been set for September 14th. and also reminded members to begin pre paring for the Lane County Fair which will be held later in Sep tember Claude Arne reporting for th«- AI.LVR1ÙG, « THURSDAY, FRIDAY JUNE 13-14 “West of the Pecos” < > DORI N A GR \x«.t Pure Mustard SATURDAY, SUNDAY JUNE 15-16 OPERATORS Bernice Patten Lucille Conklin Ella Beer» PROP BEATRICE ELLIS Phone 75 Buck of Bunk Building II tfe GARDEN CULTIVATORS Tempty, 16-oz. |ar Wally Brown, Alan Carney, Fran ces Langford. Skinnay Enis. Don Wilson. Ralph Edwards and Co. ^miette Beauty Shop JUST FINISH THIS SENTENCEi *1 hk* EDWARDS COFFEE because . . .* in 25 additional word* or let*. Get a pound of Edward* Coffee and free entry blank* today at SAFEWAY. DIANE “Radio Stars on Parade” Fines! »f Their Kind In th« northern Allegheny region the .finest of all rhododendrons I* the magnificent American rhodo dendron or rose bay, say» Nature Magasin. Th« best ot the southern species is the colorful ruse-purple California rhododendron. We have for immediate delivery-» Six major seed crop* — alfalfa, red. alsike and sweet clover, les pedeza and timothy—made a record yield of 526 milli.m pounds from 4 9 million acres in 1945. Only 420 mil lion pounds were raised in 1944. Apple Waffles For supper some Sunday night, try apple waffles. Just add one and three-fourths cups grated or finely chopped apple to one standard waf fle batter recipe. Bake until a gold en brown and serve piping hot, sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. Gail Patrick, Francis Lederer, Ann Rutherford. pletc the new grange hall The lecture program was mad«' up of games and contest» and plan.« were marie for th«' fw pro gram arai basket Micia I to lie given at th«- grange hall June 14th Refreshment* were »erved at the close of th«' meeting. Hirt NEW MERCHANDISE Seed Production “Pinocchio” CIXISED The Latham school annual meet ing. for the ek'd ion of on«1 director and the approval of the budget which would thi* year exceed the 6'4 limitation, will be held Mon day evening June 17 at eight o' clock at the school house The same evening the Latham school club will hold their annual election of officers. Mr. and Mrs. Gene V. Hansen of Port Townsend spent the week end with relatives here On th»' return trip Mrs Hugh Trunnell accompanied them to Corvallis where she visited Mrs. Scullen Conley and Dennis Cooter R. E. Yates of Portland spent Monday and Tuesday nights at the Hugh Trunnell home. He is work ing in the valley a few days. Mr. ami Mrs. Marvin Noble ithe former Leoni Worth* visited at the A J Wiaer home recently. The Wisers have moved to the Axley house near their property. They expect to build soon legislative committee explained the school lunch bill in which the government matchi's thy county dollar for tlollar for the school I u noli program. John Head re ported on bill No. 378 which deals with th«' regulation of fishing in certain st reams and the closing of others in order to preserve our wild life and gnmc Th«' fin'd situ ation was also dismast'd H E. C. w'ill meet at the home of Joy Haworth Tuesday June 11 for an all day navting A good at tendance is urgi-d The master appointed the build ing committee to meet with the ladies' club in regard to moving the present hall from the lake bc«i for use as a grange hall until materials are avGIabl«» to com- Hebron Grange Small Potato A email potato ha* food value juat about equal to a »lice of bread and the potato has vitamin C, an im portant nutrient. Bob Mitchum, Barbara Snooky Edwards. LATHAM JUNE 11 TÎII1WDAT THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVl OREGON •roil or boil meat» ■nttead of frying. Savo vitally needed fat*. I Kerr Lids trreular) .......... 3 pkn. 10c Mason Caps h X um per dot 15c M. C. P. Pectin 3-0*. 3 m * 2Sc Dreft New aud« dUcoeery ,... % 23c Swetherrt Soap Bath MM .. 11c ORANGE JELLY C & S Brand A real ta*te treat. No. 2*/2 IQf jar mt HMMun vfoeiMiisi ) . CANTALOUPES Grade A lb. 40< O rm iti Fresh Fowl Órade A Hen Turkeys dzeeeed lb. 48c lb. 37< FUlet* Rock Cod Nate's Prawns M.18 Fresh Halibut Firm »lice* lb. 41c Fresh Halibut ^ytbepiwe lb. 35« Crab M.at V» lb. 69« Fr.th Oyifer* m«5* niCllir IMIRGINCY rAnlHb SUGGISTIONt Kerr W. M. Jars £ $1.70 Xi. $1.03 Jar Rubbers 3 »t» 10c Firm, ripe and sweet. A delicious dessert. Potatoes New Shafter» U.S. No. I'»—A Size 10 lbs. 39c 'iia Crispy Fre»h Lettuce 9 to I 5-02. Q ft Head* .. Ea. OV « 10 !^C All Asparagus Green 19c Spring Beets Locol lb. 5^c Dry Onions Yellow lb. Spinach Locol Crop lb. No top* Carrots lb. the to poy for Turnips Local—bunched lb. 7'jc Juicy lemons 5 lbs. 57c you gu moki fou you* way at SAFEWAY
