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The 8e«Hnel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur»., .Inly I, 19IH Guests <>l Mrs. GCorge Ros* an« ¡A The Misses Jcamwlte and Elis- Mrs Earl Roehl and two chib । ChllH Rurnorl her brother-in-law and BiMei. Mr ibcth Woi kman leti this morning dien ol San Fumeisro arrived by, «wunWU IV ¡«N»« i.l* ..I,.... L. and Mrs. Ray Lewis and son of for a week's 1-sar'saU vacation and . visit plane «U.. ths* last of a the week . to 1 Millet. South Dakota. with relatives ut Vacaville. Cali spend some time with her parents, Last week Mrs Frankie Cox re- fornia. They were Mvxxmqiamed by Mr and Mrs Charles Wood. wived word front Iowa conveying Mrs. M a u d e Wheeler accom- the Misses Betty and Robert» the news of her son Emerson >anied by Mrs. Roy Mueller and Bagley. Visiting at the home’ of O. S. Franklin tiring seriously bur nix I hildrei n returned home Monday Hixon and family an* his mother. and his daughter Darlene being «ni a short visit at Bend: Several membets of the Meth Mrs. Etta Hixon, and sister, Mrs. burned to death. Darlene was odist Youth Fellowship meet each John McConnell, both of Indian about four years old and had a Calvin Bailey, son of Robert Thursday night at the new church apolis. baby sister. No details of the iailey, has gone to Medford to and donate their labor. Last tragedy have been received. Mr tend a fortnight with his sister, Jim Grvwelle accompanuxi his Franklin is in a hospital there. night after work they lary Lou Bailey, who has been Thursday retired to the league room where brother-in-law. Jim D. Erickson, taking her home with Mr. and refreshments wete served. to San Francisco for a few days OAKLAND HANK KOHHEK Irs. John Thrun the past year GETS ANOTHER SENTENCE alvin with his sister will visit PORTLAND, Another 25-year is mother, employed at Coos Bay . i Mr and Mrs. F. B McCracken CHIKOPRACTOKS MEET Approximately seven hundred sentence was handed Henry Clay and family left today for Oakland •fore returning home. and San Francisco. Calif., where chiropractors of the United Stales Tollett, 47. Bakersfield, Thursday for bank robbery. Miss Frances Thrun, of Med- Mr McCracken will spend a short and Canada are convening in Port land this week for the 53ix! an Sentenced previously for the >rd. a former resident, spent the time transacting business. nual convention of the National Oakland. Oregon, bank robbery eek end here visiting relatives Chiropractic Association Mem- in May. 1947. he pleadixi guilty to ind friends. Miss Thrun was in- Mr. and Mrs. Dcrril Sarff of __ bers of the Oregon Association of partiei|Miting in the $57,000 rob- ited to sing at the wedding of Mr. Dallas visited friends and rela- , Chiropractic Physicians are acting bery of the Sweet Home Bank ind Mrs Jack Kennedy She also tives here over the week end. as hosts at the meeting last August it tended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamilton. m 2FS ThoSf atu nding th< annual Hall, and family in ¡sew Cumbet camp meeting of the Assemblies . . . y of Oregon at Brooks are land. Pa., where she attended th of God Mrs. W. D. Lovegren, Ed Love ■ wedding of her niece, and attenc gren. Shiela Markham, Noi ma ed the wedding of a friend in Hai Morrell, Bllbc Ann Butler and the ; risburg. Rev. and Mrs. R E. Parrish. Major and Mrs. Harold E. Aik Tuesday the Rev. and Mrs. Pe ter Bakker and Mr. and Mrs. of Port Heustis, Virginia arc v; Frank White s|ient the day at ; cationing at the home of his fatl Newport fishing with Mrs. White er. W. F. Allen. This week the bringing home the bacon. She landed a 40-pound halibut and are spending in Portlandwhere t Mrs. Bakker caught a flounder is taking Army examinations. M; The men went along to bait the .¡or Allen will report for duty Jul hooks. 1st at the University of Oregoi where he will be attached to f The Res-. Peter J. Bakker re branch of the ROTC. ceived his call to report for Naval duty Wednesday and with Mi's Misses Geneva Kime and An) Bakker and children left today for Potter of Portland visited wit I Pendleton where Mrs. Bakker and Mrs. Kitty Kime the past week Mrs. Elizabeth Paquette accom- children will be with her parents >anied a great niece. Miss Fran for the present. From there the James Harris of Washington ces Thrun to her home in Medford Rev. Bakker will go to Astoria for his physical and then will report D. C., is visiting his sister, Mrs this week and will spend a few seeks at the home of a niece, Mrs, at San Francisco for further W. C. Martin- and family. John Thrun. orders. Mr. and Mrs Ben F. Grahan O. N. Pearson was employe*! as Mrs. Mary Duffy returned Fri and daughter, Thelma of Abilene day from a nine weeks' trip to in- Texas are vacationing in westen light patrolman on the' local po- taresting points in the east includ Oregon and are visiting friend- ice force last week, filling the last -xisting vacancy on the police ing Washington, D. C., Mt. Ver here. orce. Previously Pearson was em- non, witnessing the placing of a jloyed as a Journal carrier on wreath on Geotge Washington's Mrs. W. F. Hart of Portland at Disston route and lives a mile and tomb by the secretary of war of tended the W T. Ganoutte funera i half east of town. Police Chief Argentine, the battlefield of Get here this week. ?lint Blodgett said he’ was looking tysburg, and other places of inter est, She visited a sister, Mrs. I. G. You can sell through the classified or additional men to supply on he force during the vacation period. Diane Theatre Presents TAKEN AT THE ^RINGSIDE JOE LOUIS VS. JERSEY JOE OFFICIAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT FILMS Fight Pictures TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY JULY 6-7 Also Complete Picture Program All Tickets 40c • Simple to make but a very satisfying sandwich filling is peanut butter with sliced banana Try it I • A layer of sliced hard boiled with shredded sharp cheese tasty. • Tuna fiah mi sed with sliced hard boiled egg and mayonnaise makes a very pop ular sandwich. • Ever try maahed hvrrwunt mired with finely-chopped ituffed olive« ax « sand wich filling! Some SAFEWAY VALUES in PICNIC FOODS —on SALE this week ! * P ickle « O li p«essiNe-^erc Jumbo Ripe Ofives Sluffed Olives Potato Chips - fc" Sliced Sweet Pieties L*k’ "V 29* Pitties ^ **-*—^ V’15' V« • • w —- Miracle Whip ' Tang Dressing N.lln^ Mayonnaise Salad Dressing French Dressing Red Hill Catsup DwcheM _ - —J H. P. Oldham of Bakersfield. California. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rydman, all of Portland, were house guests of Warren Nichols and Mrs. Ruby Nichols over the week end, the occasion being the formal opening of Patty's Flow- ! er Nook. Candy Bars A’» * "«» ,'’*oT**weet Happy Vai. 35c jio* CANNED MBKTV 41* 37e 89* ft 24* 39* 'A pM far 23* l>>6 «* UMI. 19* Lunch Tongue <-»• Lunch Meats T“* * Treet Lunch Meat Veal Loaf Deviled Ham Vienna Sausages m . Cinnamon Candy w** Lemon Drops Thin Minh Mini Lozenges SpaMinq- —A W a HU u 89c $1.05 MwA Jan I] $1.05 12 79c g7c 12 g9c $ | .05 12 $ 1.05 s**- $ 1. 19 'h r-a 4«. 47c Jell-E Seals M.C.P. Pectin pkg jqc jy>-» 0«. 12C Sat., Sun., July 8-4—“Partners of I the Sunset,” Jimmy Wakeley, Christine Larson, Dub Taylor. Al so “Devil Ship,” Richard Lane, I Louise Campbell, William Bishop. I Continuous Show Sat. 1 to 11. I Mon., Tue»., Wed.. July 5-6-7— CLOSED. , Thur»., Fri., July 8-9—“13 I-ead Soldier»,” Tom Conway, Maria Palmer, Helen Wescott. Terry Kilburn. Also “Neath Canadian • •“ ~ Hayden, Inez Russell Skies.' Cooper, Cliff Nazzaro. 2 «M 19' let us know We’ll be happy to mail you one. Eats”ZëfU(M/ Shanin eut durt... Plenty et lean meet. Gorceoui new r>yon fic«i cotloa- backed drape« ... made by a lemational new proceu which allow« thia amaziag low price. Beaded and readr to hang, TRIMZ drape« are available in a varietr oi baaa- olul pattern« and color«. Each lovely pair «ivea roe «0 inche« in width to drape into utiny fold«, 2% full yards in lanath. ▼aih them, when toiled, or «imply throw them away ... they're to fantai- tically inexpensive to replace. You'll ba thrilled to Me theia miracle drape«... 10 ea«r on the budset yet to beautiful and freth. Never before tuch «tunnine interior beauty at this low price! Come io today and aik to tee the«e handiome genuine fabric draper w~- Cookies and Cracker« Fuma lunch ROLL Knickerbockers 5c - 10c - $1.00 2 £ 19« Bacon Jowls LB. 39e .Ju A . E m W m . . 24-01. p»9 44 Frosh Liver Sausage lb. 49* FRYERS Flevoriul 3* Supurb Soap YOUR CHOICE | All one kind or mixedt Mined Ham, Veal Loaf, Pickle HmieiAo, Macaroni 8 Cheote, etc. Th. Ideel Seltener LB. airway NOB HILL Mltcellaaeaa« Value« Chow Mein Noodles JawW-wu* «^^«. |gc Veg. Chop Suey n * im 25c Chinese Noodles 6I* ** (Oc Chow Mein Dinner Ideal Matches Cigarettes » mh * 49^ C««m—* 1» 34« $1,39 couNTny-mesH produce TkrlfHer, fee Pawl, Hr fricassee lb. Bic Vele H In o jMLih. ** Hard Candies ÏÏ7 '£ 15' Chicken Fricassee «S'... 7T Lima Beans Peaches TÄ 23' p»9- 43 LB. 65e Sllee It eeld »'i '■ — SPECIAL MATURES — I m Sltt* PORK SAUSAGE 2-25c (il* <• ) Sliced Bacon GROUND BEEF «Fa» «M W Old Uoutb * »g “-.-IT WAX PAPER Raspberry Tarts I m . « s «. jje Vanilla Fig Bars •%-*. Ms 29c Cookies T">,r v««n—v.,u»y «-«U». J5c Tea Tinner Crackers Ha- 30c Rih Crackers •■*■ rH 32c 3-Ring Pretzels »•« |9C Graham Crackers 6*w «4k *•> 5|e Graham Crackers HwMr m * m 2-1*. U. $|c Steaks’— l>.WSb. jp Halibut Veal Roast b. 65' Fillet of Sole Turkeys lb. 75c Salmon Oinaat Ready for Pan 21c TWIlryl^ fvitcereted— Ditjointodl LB. Tangerine Juice Hb. loaf PAPER NAPKINS For a picnic or lunch box— you'll find a large selection *>f freth cold cute at Safeway Smoked Picnics Î/15' IT Tomato Juke ‘-’°— Hb. loaf Ivory Flakes Chdnine Stubben Oirf Values in Juices I-lb. loef nxpkin S’ I* Canning Supplies 33* ¿ 59* Tonato Juke bevchages Ball Jars '4—1 Ball Eclipse Kerr Jars M Kerr Jars Kerr Jers Jelly Glasses H m IH. DIANE 49* !5‘ 18* 19* Grapefruit Juice t »*" Lifebuoy Soap ARCADE Ita» Peanut Butter Peanut Butter Peanut Butter Sandwich Spread Prepared Mustard Hamburger Relish Potato »read Cracked Wheat Raisin Bread CT m » Fri.. Sat., July 2-8 — “Personal Ooluma,” Lucille Ball. George Sanders. Charles Coburn, Boris Karloff, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Alan Mowbray, Joseph Calleia. Sun., Mort., Tues., July 4-5-6 — “Seudda Hoo! Scudda Hay!” June Haver, Lon McAllister, Walter Brennan, Anne Revere, Natalie Wood, Henry Hull, Ken Christy, TECHNICOLOR Wed.. Thur»., July 7-8 — “Hal Roach Comedy Carnival,” Walter Abel Marie Wilson, Frances Raf ferty, Donald Meek, Larry Olsen, Margot Grahame, Eilene Janssen. Also "I^t's Live Again,” John Em ery, Hillary Brooke, Taylor Holmes. 29c White or Wheat $ 14‘ 'g* H« T rim ? hrnnoc «o* TfeMfr BREAD 6-25c a m ciw.irt C niw ____ ..»AM a IMS RAYON and COTTON SPSFAIÄ fc-rr, ■ " ■— - — - -m» — • * n To Satisfy Your Sweat Tooth Case IUJ »’ M THEATRE DOUBLE HOLIDAY -s, PlrUnc 1 ILKlCb GENUINE Office Supplies — 'Die Srnllnel. The Sentinel. July 4tb & St» Mrs. D. S. Rissue and daughter. Mrs. E. T. Pacholke and grand daughter. Eleanor Howard left | for Portland Tuesday to visit Mrs. I Fannie Goude. ■Dennis Barron, small grandson i of Mrs. Matt Smith, is here to spend part of the summer with his grandmother. His home is in Cloverdale, California. Salesbooks Stock up for the Mr. and Mrs. William Sayles ind Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sears will spend the Fourth of July holidays at Bend, and plan to take in the Regatta and Water Pageant there and also the beautiful rock gar dens near Bend. The P. D. G. Garden club will (meet Friday at 1:00 p.m. with Mrs. Jack Godard. At the Sacred BOL'HJN Heart General hospital. Eugene, Saturday, June 26, UM8. to Mr. and Mrs. l>ean Bolton, Creswell, a son, Larry Dean. WELDEN At the Butler ma (ernity home, Saturday, June 26, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welden, Cottage Grove, a daugh ter. Kathleen Ann. HUDDLESTON At the Smith maternity hospital. Sunday. June 27. 1948, to Mr and Mrs L. P. Huddleston, Culp Creek, a son. Larry Thomas. UONBERGER At the Smith maternity hospital. Saturday, June 26, 1948, to Mr and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. J P. Graham va Llonberger, Disston route, Cot cationed over the weekend at tage Grove, a son. I Jennis Ray. Twin Rocks on the const. SAFEWAY •S1 CLOSED Mr. and Mrs. Glen McKibben ¡nd son Alan of Long Island. New York, arrived Tuesday for a .isit with both Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Kibben's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKibben and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Arnest. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nelson j and sons Vernon Jr., and Bobby of Los Angeles. California are vis- < iting at the home of Mrs. Nelson’s I sister. Mrs. H. D. Roberts and j family. TQCKER At «hc Rmlth ma- ternliy hospitni. Friday, June 25. 1948. to Mr and Ml». Floyd Tuck er, Black B u t l e route, Cottage Grove, a aon, Floyd Dennis. LYON At the Smith mater- nlty hospital, Tuesday, June 29, 1948, to Mr and Mm. Donald Lyon, Cottage Grove, a son, Gar- rett Earl. At the Smith ma STACEY ternity hospital, Tuesday, June 29. 1948, to Mr und Mrs Muilel Stu- cey, Culp Craek. u mm, Ronald Duane WILLIAMS At the Sacred Heart General hospital. Eugene, Wednesday, June 23. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Alon Lee Williams, Cot tage Grove, a son, Morgan lier. Death in Iowa a Bologna lb. 59* Wieners lb. 57* Cantaloupes , LB. 10c Lemons """ S“n-Jw,cr lb. 15c Green Cabbage M”* lb.07c Cucumbers lb. 12c Green Onions lb.27c Firm ■ Juicy Field Ripened ÔRY • ONIONS • villow 3 |b. vomite 25 c Boiled Ham lb. New Potatoesu^' Red Radishes »0 lb.4Sc m . lbJ8® lb.23c Tomatoes WATERMELONS! Te help mete year b. 75* picnic .’ F SAFEWAY ro 1«. WCCM*- 5C t
