16 Pile's
Section Two Lorane Grange
Visits Dorena
Cottage Grove Sentinel
COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY, OREGON THUILSDAY, MARCH 25, HHK
[two Nona returned HiHhay from a
CURTIN
Guests nt the Vicini < ilcson
home Inst Sunday wi n
M in LeRoy Oleson and family ol a liver..
< bikrldgc and Leslie < Hi son ut Cut
Mis. Kedifer wus brought home
njoyed Deannu ■Sunday afternoon from a Eugene
Oleson's birthday dinner
hospital.
Mrs. Fred Thompson Jr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson
PERSIST ROAST
and sons motored to Hiirrlxburg
Sunday for a family reunion at the
I xju I h Thom|isori home
WALKER
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ballou have had
ux visitors, Mr and Mrs. Becker
and children, of Ixxb. California.
Mr s. Becker is Mrs Ballou's sister.
Miss Eva Jean Walker has been
absent from school for the I Mlht
week.
Thelma Mel «maid, Jeanne
Wineer and ik-lbert Mathis wert*
among those attending the Port­
land Symphony concert at .MacAr­
thur Court in Eugene, Marell 10.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Mendcll
and son Bob were callers at the
Charles Gord I nee r home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Gracie England has con­
sented , to become a permanent
at the Walker Sunday school.
Mrs Alexander, superintendent
of the Sunday school gave a read­
ing called "The Battle Hymn of
the I-ord."
Movies will
shown
church April 11th And an Easter
egg hunt lx scheduled for Easter
Sunday after church. Ail chddien
are to bring eggs.
Mrs. Marie Johnson has been ill
with the flu and Bonnie Beth Umg
has been ill with tonsilitis.
Miss Betty Thompson of Cres­
well was an overnight visitor at
the home of Mardellg Ballou.
Mr. and Mrs Delmas Quimby
have moved to Creswell where
i>linax will be closer to his work.
Mr and Mrs Brad Fox of Port
Angeles, Wash, were recent guests
of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Aden
Miller
Betty Richardson
Grove wax a Sunday guext
Nancy Quinn.
ENLIST
“Toot your OWN horn" to impress your
girl. But if your car horn runs away with
itself, avoid “disturbing the peace!"
Drive in here; our specialists stop all
auto misdemeanors.
6th St, Hi 99 South
NUMBER 33
Twenty-six members of Ixirane
Grange vlxit««l Dorena, , Thursday,
Miirch lb Officers of the Lorane
Grange opened und closed the
Grange and presented the Jecfur-
eta hour
It was announced
month was to lx1 declared youth
month for Dorena Grange. The
young members will take over the
opening and closing of the grange
Tin- next meeting of the youth
group will lx- at the home of Shir­
ley Arne Mrs. Ed Sherrill told the
grange that the youth group has a
very good chance of winning an
honor certificate for their achieve­
ments 'luring the past year.
Milliard Ward wax given the 3rd I
and 4th degree obligation.
Horne Economics club an-,
nounced that their next meeting
hall with M tn
l>»is Giles and Mi». U. S. Bales,
entertaining. They are to work on
quilting of two quilts. Serving
committee for the next meeting is
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walis. Mr. anti
। Franklin Stewart.
Dotena is to visit Mohawk-Mc- i
Kenzie the 25th of March. Approx­
imately 25 members are expected
to go from Ixirena.
Program presented by Mrs. Lula
Smith, lecturer pro-tern of Lorane
Grange, was ax follows: Reading |
by Mrs. Candis Foster; piano solot
by Mrs Marjory Mulligan and .Da- .
lene Mitchell; vocal duet by Mrs
Seales and Lula Smith, reading '
by Vivian Wise, and a humorous
reading by Mr. Smith.
MOUNT VIEW
P. T. A. club will meet at the
school house Friday March 26th
at 8 o'clock. Mothers are to bring
cookies.
•
A school meeting was held at
the school house Tuesday, March
23rd for all tax [layers to vote on
placing funds into general funds
The measure carried.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Kanel and
small daughter of St. Helens are
Indians in Mexico
visiting at the home of Mr.
Twenty nine per cent of the popu Kane) s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
lalion of Mexico is pure Indian.
Herman Kanel. •
Mr and Mrs. Harold Boslaugh
of Milwaukie were overnight
guests at the home of Mrs. Bos-
laugh's mother, Mrs. Margaret
Mosby.
Mrs. Almcda Stickier will leave
Wednesday night for Savannah,
Missouri, where she will receive
more medical treatment.
Mt. View Extension Unit will
meet at the home of Mrs. Mary
Arne April 9th. AH are urged to
attend as the fall classes are near­
ing the close.
Diane Theatre
April 3-4
Cottage Grove, Ore
— I’m going down to Irish-Swartz now for
my week end food needs. I’ll send the heavy
then
with me. They have many wonderful buys
again this week end as usual. I don’t need
to shop around any more since I’ve been
trading at
IRISH & SWARTZ
Home Owned Store
ECGS
GRADE A LARGÌ
You’ll find all the makin’s of that
crisp spring salad at Irish & Swartz.
SNOWDRIFT
RADISHES
ONIONS
2 bunches 19c
SHORTENINC
SWANSDOWN Cake Flour
BAKING CHOCOLATE
LETTUCE
APPLES
Crisp Solid
Fancy Ortleys
S2.39 box
GRAPEFRUIT
19c TOMATOES
No. 1
23c EGG DYE
2 „55c RIPE OLIVES
46 o.
PORK and BEANS
Kelly's Market
THE BEST IN MEATS
Easter Hams 65clb
Your Choice of Brands
Sliced Bacon
Pork Roasts
Oregon Brand
1 lb. pkg
Pheasant
No. 1
pkgs.
Can
South Shore
JOAN of ARC No. 2 Can
KIPPER SNACKS G. N. Brand
Can
CLAMS
Pismo Minced
Can
BLEACH
y, gallons
White Rose
TREND
lc Sale or
pkgs
Bv the Piece — 4 to 6 lb. Average
FOR EASTER AND AFTER
Dozen
TOMATO JUICE
TOMATO JUICE
TAMALES Gebhardt s
CHILI
Gebhardt's
GIVE THE YOUNGSTERS FAMOUS
Texas Pink
Tender Leaf
HONEY
4 oz. pkg;.
V2 gallon Strained
SUGAR
FINE PURE CANE
25 LB. BAG
Lean Shoulder Cuts
Easter time is dressup time for your youngsters—and that
means smart, practical shoes by Buster Brown. Bring your
Pork Chops
Loin or Rib End
children in today and let us fit them expertly in a hand­
some, hard-wearing Buster Brown style. You will find
Special Price
many patterns to pick from—all with the bonua of built-M
quality that has made Buster Brown the traditional
Arm or Blade Cut — Good Beef
name in Easter footwear since 1904.
59c lb.
FLOUR
GOLD MEDAL
25 LB. BAG
HEY KIDS! Hear Smilin' Ed McConnell und the
Butter Brown Bana over KGW every Saturday
morning at 8:30 A.M.
A
(O 714) A devar lids buckle tlroller, In
imoolh brown leather
B.
(O 7X4) Bright, practical laddlei In brown
and white, or black and white
C
(Q mi) Hardy, handiome ScufiTIpt, flex-
fitted, long wearing.
P
(O 797) Smooth oxfardi of brown leather,
pinked along the toe for a touch of ityle.
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SHOIS
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