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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1947)
MeatlnH. Colb.,* ! CITY BRIEFS I , - t Miss LnVnughn Stokes who has | I t sÄ " am "J H' "' ’ n school Cen-1 A..,,.;:, to h,"7, «g Allx • " I i W 111*’' T**“. high ’’Hived last at week I n. I« M Id .»d and Ui L» Angele» vlmi rela- eh I V?’* a.'“1 fronds n for the heini ns | M -Ire, Joe Franzwa all of Euv»-n’> I ° .s**’n‘* ,h*' tTtrlatmas vacation I I S** " 111 ■ n»^ ' «m î . : ol n"S nui ' î. i1” •“ •“ "" JI K. £ g « r»ne w as acnmtpnnied Christmas holiday guests of Mr I..;,' r ***,aBrt - ■ 1 S,°*' Ie. Winfred Wright, who land Mrs. Albert Adkins and Rons I which she I --- Saturday to s|Hnd Christmas w ill be their son-in-law and daugh- | soon, jw'ith th». Tivkall family at Tun- tor, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest West j hx-k. California. Miss Stokes will and son Craig of Coos Bay, and . i . ?*rkand Mrs nalph and return around the lust of the u Robert Gnwcllc. student Mrs Adkins' brother and sister- । , . at. son Ronnie of Dunsmuir, Calif to Centcnillc to continue her high I :«ur i 'SC is sp nduv in-law, Mr. and Mrs J. Ross the holidays with arrived to spe nd the holidays with school work. Biown of Gresham Their nephew homcfoUts here ^r?’* I«"™’«. Mr. and Jinwi> Adkins o( San Francisco Mrs. C. N. Land, and other rela- is. Hertha Howe of Eui? n< The Rev. and Mrs •pent the wc k end visiting at the ■ •pent M I H Saturday here with her Adkins' home. sen and daughters Barbara nnd' mothe IT Mrs Eliza Howe. Karen of Bois e. Idaho arrived i WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Mr and Mr.. Carlton Woodard Saturday to spend the holidays miriam went to St. H^enT last' DEC. 24-2.5 Miss Abigail Trask student nt | «nd son Kimmy left Friday for w ith .Mrs. Anu sen's parents, Mr ¡ week end to meet their son. Cap- Santa Monica, California to spend afid Mrs. 0. Mulvihill, and sisters »•in Allan Fenin, who arrived in Lewis and Clark .-olki Portland. is home encvæve and Audrey. the holidays with Mrs. Woodards Seattle the 18th from 18 months' I o-tn. i for (he holiday ' vacation wrvice in Japan. Mr. Ferrin re-L^n *' Mr and Mrs Í Mr' nnd Mr*- Andrew K, ---------- ---- ...w I‘‘,r'u,d, home Sunday evening, and1®^ k Return engagement tf a Rrc.lt Miller. They plan to return after . New Year's. Lauren.- Miller, both seniors of Mrs' herrin and Miriam returned picture with Gary Cooper Bar- Mr and Mrs. Elliott M Vinson J » hj School of Nursing, Good Sa-1 h’ Sea,»>«‘ with Captain Ferrin bara Stanwyck, Edward Arnold Waiter Brennan, Sprk“ HvitSÜ' den’w" Th t" S U>e °f Wa’* maritan hospital. Portland, are w,)ere he was to have returned to their home in Sea - ------- . • — g*« « fl 9 J f f I received /-i Gene ------- Ixx-kha.t - ' •' ,n left Thursdaj for Càlifcrnie 'pending a two weeks vacation'his discharge Tuesday, after visiting a week with his Jame» Gleason. He wilt ’points to spfnd the holidays vis with their parents. , spend the holidays here with his ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. F _ , (tmg friends and relatives C. Strausen. parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Git hens I Mr. and Mrs. Emery Harris left r u Virginia ------- Vinson ---------... is ..«o lien to were among the fortunate to se-1 Mrs. Bayard Reed of Roseburg | Mrs. FRIDAY, SATURDAY ' Saturday for a holiday Visit in ?urv ISouthom r'LVr ' ------ lr urv ,il ’Kets to the Rose Bowl P'"1 severa< lK's here last week 4**'"« »he winter with Mrs F C. tickets DEC. ÎB-27 '^^.?T.S“hr0Pnia P°in’s TW '««b"ll Kame at Pasadena c„|jf h','r »«<>»h‘‘r. Mrs. Florence ■xpected to do some deep sea .1 IINO- fish- UNI >T - _ . ........... w » p JK t’? ind e ’ .xpect to leave the latter part | ' Ms,rr' Mnu R c- Me- 44 for to wh J and Mrs Ransom Cone. Her Word has just been recel Keith Keller, student in the ness the annual east-wect classic 1.1 * J”U“<1 her Saturday and here of the- death of Dr \ r i »»x. . Vocational school at Klamath ........ between Michigan and the Uni 1^vrV,Urned ,0 thcir borne Sat- Johnston of Seattle, who tmwd ti »• ' arrivccl last wook to versity of Southern California urday Urdav evening. ‘«s» June. He was the hu, weLson Eddy. Ilona Massey. Jo- spend the holid.« . •eph Schildkraut. Elsa Lanches- ents. Mr and Mix with ¿ . his T- par- ‘J" band of Myrle Wood Johnston Mr Ulric. Huen n , Keller. Hawarden H,rO,‘l ter. Lenore Ulric, Hugo Haas Pe ¡Keith also assisted ¡n Asa -------- Cochran —, a former resident, and member the SeminJli| °f .. . „ and . Mrs Horace ter Whitney. Shi^ ” L°WeU WHh ,hvir ?f ,he M P G club Order of stereotVDine > iv -. j .__ ¡wayward, California are here for daughter. I s,e reotyping a department Eastern Star. during two weeks visiting his parent». Mr o.oo nr. r. ; the Christmas rush ¡and Mrs Dan Dugan of Walden Mrs. Edna Raymond is spending , her sister. Mrs. W A Garoutte ( “Meet Jolin Doe" Northwest Outpost" " - - “Miracle on 34th Street” Maureen O'Hara. John Payne Ed mund Gwenn. Natalie Wood. Por ter Hall, Gene Lockhart. Jerome Cowan. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY »EC. 31 -JAN. I “1 he Ghost and Mrs. Muir" Gene Tierney. Rex Harrison. Geo. Sanders. Edna Best. Anna Lee Robert Coote. ALSO “Danger Street" Withers, Robert Lowery, Bill Edwaras, Audrey Young. “Tarzan am] the Huntress S. C. Mitchell "cf 305 I.O.O.F. BuiUin~ Phone 4141, Enge ne, is with James N. Taft & associ ates cf Portland who have been serving the hard cf hearing s nee 1934. Yen will be amazed at the tiny one piece Har mony Beltane which is ercat ng so much interest among the hard-of-hear ing throughout the coun try. A FREE test awaits you. Nob Hill COFFEE £ 43' £ »1 Gardentide brand—Stock up at this B. Assorted Famous Quota- s as the New Year ap- Pork Roast “Banjo” Pop. Song: “Open the door. Richard.” Abe Lincoln; “Tell me the brand that General Grant drinks, to enable him to win Much victories, and I will get a he? for each of my General«.” Enquiring Lady: “My, I knew there wa* a row over this zon ing, but I didn't think it was that bad.'' Quality fiar No. 2’Zi can Maxola Salad Oil finer C°lor’ . - Sf Li । Main & River Sts, Pls I Oc l-lb. pig 32c Chase's Lozenges Sweet Potatoes 19 7c CELERY Pascal 15-lb. Sack.. 100-lb. Sack.. 87c 2/25 c Sliced Beets No n ufe I Vanilla Wafers Cryjfal While Yo»n 21X15« Wheat Thins Ritz ch.t. *»•»«<• %.|k. J 7e Solo Cub Candy Bars Hydrox Cookies »»««W h Cocktail Peanuts ^/ont»r Cheez-lt Jr, Crackers । ' Lux Toilet i Soap 11« e«oi Pabsf-ett Cheese Velveeta Cheese /tro/t Root Beer Orange Crojmonf GeV»» luhti» 2 «wer»« 27c , Sno-Cola Co/a Imray» Orange Soda r"Ho 2 27c 2 <W«rb 27c 2 q«ofh 27c /j gol. 35c "° ^eP- Sparkling Wafer ^'f* Æocl 9«rt I5c Ginger Ale ^*<>0 *ori 15c Lemon-Lime Wfo /tod 9-rt |5C 7-Up Soda 7 M bsHi. 6 f,, jr« Pepsi Cola c«f<» J»»»«»,. i2.B1 boHU c (n<n bom» <rtPo,if, w , ko ,5 Stuffed Toilet Soap B?, 11‘ Olivmc Unrfu Green Olives |9C , |U 30c 7'/rM. pi,. 2^c pig. i7i. *'/» or pig 27c »•lb. pig, 73c Mb. loef ggc No. I CM 23c Ns. I ten 29 c 7%.w. Combination Olives Sardines hinto Ns. Kippered Snacks CrwtWNi* 11' Lifebuoy Olives Pitted Toilet Soap »oi pig I -lb. pig. 29c Berkshire Sharp Cheese Sweetheart Ginger Ale M-oc. pig. I7c Nabisco Triscuits for Laundry Mb. pig. 4ÇC Cookie Vg/uet Bader's Shortbread «•lb. pig J5C —and SAVE! U. S. No. Is 15c Pumpkin SOAP 4-01. pig 29c • «’ 33c Salted Peanuts K*mp is-«t. 65c 7l/i” 35c Mixed Nut Meats *»" p Loz ¡or 45c Brazil Nuts h Lib. pig. 3ÇC Almond Nuts '» ^*n l ib. pig 43c Filberts lit Zhell—lafgQ l ib. pig. 29 c Mixed Nuts ‘x ihu Lib. pig. 39c ! Potatoes * Serve them often Wirin;)' for Lite and Power Lemon Drops ^»,0 F<»s Pccàn Fudge |b. 0?C Golden-Ripe ’/»pint ’ 1 c Chili Sauce No»»*« Mb pt9. 25c and freshness buy Safeway produce. I Navel ORANGES Joe Stalin (reviewing his 11.- 000.000 men) “The western de mocracies are driving the world to war.” . Melson Electric BRed' 83c French Dressing ^o/t Ripe A-PLENTY -1 ferry (Jhristmas " lb. 59' Chinook - Pon Ready 59* I ••Za-ib. 22c Marmalade 1-lb. Hard Candies u/f,v n»o ., OYSTERS , Salmon Steaks Pound 55C Pop. Song: “Annie doesn’t live here anymore.” And with that pleasant thought we conclude with the good old one by Santa Claus: Fricassee Fowl ’*• ’’ 45c l ib. Is, 29c *«-ot. ¡er |5C Mince Meat *•/•••»! Mince Meat Coin», Syrup *o'*—*w Ube/ Shady Oak brand O. C. Almonds CAoc. Cow«! 59C Mb. pig. 29 c Party Candiet and Nutt Pork Chops c7;; lb 69c Fryers & Roasters lb. 75' Fresh Pork Sausage Hitler: “The common |w<>- ? Tell them nothing, Tbe ster race i, the only one dified to lead.” ALSO Od Grade Com. lb. lb. 65e lb. 55' Leg 0'Lamb graded u . s . no . Smoked Hams Xr lb. 65' Patrick Henry: “Rut as for e. Give me Liberty or give me Sharyn Moffett, Walter Reed Jac queline White, Una O'Conor, Her bert Evans. Lanny Rees. Louise I m ivcn» Raisins c*0<«0—IeW/o»i Fruit Cake Mig » * K No. 303 can —"—renew klingt 1 LOWEST PRICES AT SAFEWAY “Wild Country" THURSDAY, FRIDAY JAN. 1-2 DEC. 18-19 ditcellaneout Vahrn 19e Tender Peas Fresh Whole Beon tom turkeys The New Deal: “Tax A Tax, >end & Spend, Eleet & Elect.” CLOSED nnd SAFEWAY Peach Halves G overnment “King of the MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED NESDAY, DEC. 29-80-31 TELEPHONI 1947. You Mn |„ok to g"' ’I* Town Houte brand—Natural COFFEE Rich, mellow flavor Grade Good lb. Ian MARVIN HOPKINS Plum Preserves C hapter No. JJ Ralph Byrd, Lyle Latcll. Keith, Kay Christopher. 4nJ •indent company in »11 the »mid! ___ Standing Rib Roast “Dick Tracy’s Delemma” MutJ h p'f,","" lwpt |hJ| fir,t... Leg..,, <xdwUvc «Y tune you .hop... shop „ "*'*‘^vlngs re,olulion has this to say’ Eddie Dem, Roscoe Ates, Dou< Fowley, Peggy Wynn. Saturday Night and Sunday trouble «trike«. a ,« ihm Win in 194« K, offer RADIO RAY “Wild Country" Cartoon, news. Hfl.in a throughout the no J ^°U happiness Predated your ryouTk‘ SATURDAY, SUNDAY DEC. 27-28 Forest Rangers” to almatt 2,000,000 hmilln Mutual of Omah» i> ^ort du0 ju.i • mmc. |( mean» s good friend, st their »id», «hen BELTONE and juicy or your money back. * prottetloa wimt skknm, .«idem »nd ha.plallsation. WITH ’£45« ' • Johnny WeismuHer, Brenda Joyi Johnny Sheffield. Patricia Mc ison, Barton MacLane, John Wa burton, Wallace Scott. 5 SOCI ATI QN Pogional Manager Evenings . afternoons if you prefer. THURSDAY, FRIDAY DEC. 24-26 H^u.i, com. grateful lumn from jmlighold«» dunking • lunul of l inulu f1)f t|)r prompt courwouc witlcmcnii of their ‘l4i,m...for the many rxtu bumfit, provided in Mu(u.l uf Omsk* >’« MINER bldg . ■UGENE, OREGON 1 clinic for two weeks, hear better Fresh Eveready batter- ies for all vacuum tube heating aids. Diane w»''- »very county in Orvaoa - » mm every muon of 1.« County from every UaNr io (he unio„ ifom ttnld# A| '*.. i ot Eugene, and other relatives and daughter. . ..... ...... ...... | friends. family. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY DEC. 28-29-30 and see what CONFIDENCE friendly, faithful, prompt service has built Prem Lunch Meat Rath Lunch Meat I ^««" |3C lì«, con 49c »1W. cos 47c Vienna Sausages Canned Fruì ft MpriCOTS r9"*r Ö0W, Hohti H, Maraschino Cherries ®'’<»Joo Fruit Cocktail Wnt«« Doiifhf Fruit Cocktail iikh No. 29c 38c I «a 25a Cauliflower Avocados Ca/aros Broccoli Table Grapes ( *1 Read the startling answer in "The Caller”-one of 4 great stories in the January issue FAMILY CIRCLE magazine Cb J/j Y ob get more for your money at SAFEWAY aus A ( her hav this fair V Mfdc > fair ber part WM age Inari and dust tion vs hit Indu owni ly ci In i wnv< age ally ette I m pi rout I neral large bloel This the large ting «tane there and i the t ownli polle! the i Thi of th wrltti ber w active was <
