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Ths Sftt—I, Cottage Grove. Oregon Thors . July 17. U»«T CURTIN Butter, Cattle Prices Reach New High hr October honor of Mrs Judy Gray, a recent bilde Many beautdul gifts were i thinks it is worth He stated that Mr and Mrs Sidney Mrachr un received by the guest of honor Re- I the accusations about the discov and family left Saturday on a frshment* of cake and coffee THOUGHTLETS ery of the stealing of atomic se vacation trip They plan to see swr served to the guests Thoae crets from Las Animas, New Mex By Ear I B. Ba Uh Crater Lake and other scenic present tor the pleasant occasion ico, were made by persons trying points. were Mrs Judy Gray, Mrs. Grace to discredit the civilian atomic commission and have the commis Mr. Burkhart. Coos Ray has Goins, Emily and Leslie. Mis' Except for a few recluses, we all sion placed back under the control CHICAGO November butter been elected to teach the upper Flora Payne. Mrs Dorothy Olson. believe tn fellowship The deepest, of the army. Loretta and Deanna; Mrs Bar and October egg futures hit all grades at the Curtin school. beat And most meaningful fellow bara Gilman, Mrs Wanda Pettit. time highs on the Chicago ther- Considerable excitement w as Mrs ship is Christian fellowship Bunt Katherine and Alice; I often wonder if there is a cantile exchange Monday while caused Sunday afternoon when ilman. Mrs Hr Un single individual that is complete choice cattle prices climbed to all- smoke was seen rolling skyward Mrs radio commentator the other ly tolerant along all lines. time July levels. I along the highway hy the place Suiter. Mrs Maxine Thompson, Faye and »tty; Mrs Grace day. made a statement that the The butter market rose 100 to! occupied' by Eldon Thompson It It is a pitiful picture to sec Po Thompson. Edward. Daniel and reader may take for what he 110 points carrying November but was soon discovered to he a motor Gary; Mrs Ruby Meacheam. Peg. land. Czecho-Slovakia, Finland ter to 6835 cents before buyer cycle left burning on the highway. and other small nations very Mr ami Mrs Bob Oatney and gy. Dorothy, and Gene; and the resistance cheeked it. October egg greatly desirous of entering the I futures jumped 50 points to a high sons, also Larry and Lavina Oat- hostess, Mrs Filala Ryan European economic conference : of 53 75 cents, the highest egg con ney. returned Sunday night from But their complete dominance bj | Wife (trying on hats): "Do you their trip to Nebraska They re- tract recorded by the exchange. Russia will not permit it. port an enjoyable and pleasant like this turned down, dear?" . Meanwhile, at the stockyards, Husband: “How much is it’" trip. Wife "Twenty-five dollars." Many of us are swayed by po choice 1,300 pound steers sold at Mr and Mrs Walter Foot. Da- Husband: litical bias. For instance, repub $31.50, the highest July price ever turn it down" vid and Carol Ann. of Redmond, licans commend the actions of paid here for beef. iaght cattle democrats who vote on their side, receipts were said to have caused were Saturday overnight guests at Benda I 1st,« the Eldon Thompson home Other demn some republican members of a runaway market. Because the earth's atmosphere guests on Sunday were Mr. and but too many arc ready to con- Both butter and eggs had drop bends, or refr.cts light, our eye. congress who • jump the party ped by closing time, October eggs Mrs. Louis Thompson. Harrisburg. ae. around U,« earth's curvature th. Sarah Jane Thompson and son traces. closing at 53 40. a five to 15 point sun for ai. ,i .»¡aut „tier It has set, Tommy of Albany gain over Friday, and November according to m. ueit.r Vision In A bridal shower was given at stitute. It is true that no one lives that butter at 67 90. 55 to 60 points the home of Mrs Fnaja Ryan in has no influence either conscious higher than Friday. FRIDAY. SATURDAY or unconscious. I believe tha't our Light receipts of cattle which < • ’ JULY ÍLII unconscious influence is the more began last week were believed des powerful. tined to cohtinue for the next four to six weeks so cattle prices were One. who harbors hate, carries a warped judgment toward per expected to mount further. The The Automatic Ironer. butter and eggs gains were attrib Dana Andrews. Jane Wyatt. Lee sons and things around him Small roll to iron all small garments. Amolc heat and uted to accumulated buying or Cobb. Clara Williams, Arthur Ken pressure to iron all laundry Sit down to iron For us all to agree on all points ders. nedy, Sam Levene. Taylor Holmes, • See them demonstrated at is -deadening, but honesty and in Robert Keith. tegrity for al) is necessary for lib- If you are a parent and interest- i able society. cd tn good schools for your stu dents, you will be interested in SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY If a principal person has nt. preventing forest fires for forests Phone 73 702 Main principle it is soon necessary to ob and lumber pay much of the school JULY 20-21-22 tain another principal with prin tax load in Oregon. Keep Oregon ciple. Green. THOR “Boomerang” AHVmES OF REASOn ‘lllotcU and I OH /«.S You CAH IT'S RtQHT HUAT DOOR BUY AT «t If It’s Pipes You Want Sterncrest Duke of Dundee Forecast Biltmore Royal Demuth * Dr. Grabow Breezewood Yello-Bolc 98c Ball Point Pens GLADIRON Waterbury & Kelton Alarm Clocks & Watches BRISBANE ELECTRIC 3 25-vJ Shop Wise COTTAGE GROVE, OREGO I’ll Be Yours The perpetual purveyor of soft Deanna Durbin, Tom Drake. Wil soap eventually finds that he has liam Bendix. Adolphe Menjou. not one sincere friend in his com Walter Catlett, Franklin Pang- munity. born, John Fulton, William Brooks Because next year is a presi dential election year, many people will consider every measure pre WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY sented for congressional consider JULY 23-24 ation to be done to further politi cal partisanship whether it is true or not. “The Wicked Lady s STEP THIS WAY -for the Summer's finest FRUITS and VEGETABLES! Most of us do not realize our Y« W, rt. Nature really hvtih fM, year. Her nppll« ar. bountiful end beau- HM beyond word,. Vi„t you, Safeway produce reclion fhi, week, for wre! You'll gat Margaret Lockwood, James Ma own faults. A conceited man will son, Patricia Roc. ALSO “Blondie’s Big Moment” not admit his self conceit, nor will a Jazy man acknowledge his lazi ness. . good ,doa of the many, many new end deliciour eating fre.h green food, now on the market-« well a. learn how Safeway can help you keep th. co.f of living within bound. FREE METHODISTS ELECT OFFICERS At the annual society meeting of the Free Methodist church, on the evening of July 9th. the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: trustee for three Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake. year period. Harvey L. Wright; Larry Simms. Marjorie Kent. An trustee to fill vacancy on board. ita Loiuse, Jerome Cowan. Eddie Bernice Overton; stewards. Har- Acuff. vcly L. Wright, Mary Ross and Rosa Martin; class leader. Charles O. Hosman; Sunday school super intendent, Thelma A. Wright; Penny-a-Day superintendent. Ed na Stout; young people’s superin tendent. Thelma H Wright; audi tor, Charles O. Hosman; delegate to annual conference, Thelma H. Wright; reserve delegate. Rosa THURSDAY, FRIDAY Martin. JULY 17-18 The annual conference will con vene on July 30th at the Free Methodist camp ground near Port land. PEACHES “Spoils Of The North” Adrian Booth, Francis MacDon ald. SATURDAY, SUNDAY JULY 19-20 Saturday Matinee “Stagecoach To Denver TRIPS DAILY “Jesse James Rides Again” APRICOTS Hurry! Get your share. lb. Flat $1.39 Extra fine flavor Juicy LEMONS lb. 15c healthful lemon ade tonight |9e gl.u ’ American Cheese 0"'c* ’/»•”>• 27e • MSTtST. SHOKTIST SOUTH to SAN FRANCISCO ONE-WAY FARE. $7.70 to LOS AN6ELES ONE-WAY FARE. SII..S “Stagecoach To Denver” Ohn Um. Mill Breeze Chee« American Cheese K'a,t Velveeta Cheese 25e » 89c ALSO U 8. P.Unt OAr*. M onday , T uesday . W ed nesday . JULY 21-22 23 CLOSED I^MEN W orn 85c Te», paper is scarce again —So scarce, we've had to ask some customers to carry their groceries home unwrapped! Won't you help relieve the shortage by bringing your own bag, basket or other container? EfWir Dean. Rcxiw Atos. Shirlrv (hdAhuidjunq. Vlomup S odsal ! 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You’ll like them. ’ N^213e Royal Satin Shortening $1.12 lb. 39e 29e Picnics S.fer Cur»A lb. 45' Skinned Hams lb. 65' Sliced Bacon lb. 69' Boiled Ham y2-lb. 55' Spiced Lunch Meat lb. 55' Bologna, Liver Saus. lb. 39' Short Ribs of BEEF Beef Tongues Serve them hot or cold! Specially QOc Priced lb. JC jf Veal Roast Should»/ Veal Steak Should»! Veal Stew Sliced Halibut Ground Beef Fowl and tuf-up Special Low Price? Í/ lb. 49e lb-55' lb. 29' lb. 49e lb. 39* lb. 63' lb. 29' Beef Hearts Cut price ^ba 19 Prices In this ad are effective through Saturday, July 19 A 29c Qu«'* boHla 35c MATS GUARANTiCD TO PUASi ] 21e «¿ qq SUNNYBANK Ask about cactus offer No. LIS. can C. & S. Brand Ready to serve! ■hdy2Ó-26 M 'Lots of us women work, but wo don’t boast about it so boldlv" rut 23c No. 70J« Pori and Beans C. 4 s. Chicken Fricassee Beef Stew n «*/» 45' Su-Purb Soap “Land Beyond The Blue Palako Salad Co”«/« Baked Beans Canterbury—16-bog pkg. 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Chapter No. 1 NO. 1 CANNING Tomatoes lb. 19c Protects Metal Although bright, shining copper looks more attractive than dark cop Paul Kelly. Adrian Ames. Evelyn per. the tarnish actually protects the Ankers. Roy Barcroft. Ted Hecht, metal. lb Santa Rosa Plums lb Cucumbers, crispy lb Yellow Corn, local lb. Zucchini Squash lb. Lettuce, garden fresh lb Vme-ripened Diane Tree-ripened Fine table fruit! SAFEWAY
