The Hen 11 nel, Cottage Prove. Pregna
Thura.. July 8, 1tHR
Other than cash awards, win­
ners in the varied textile and
SAFLEY
At the Butler ma­
cooking classes will receive qual­
ity kitchen ware, sugar, blankets, ternity home, Monday, July 5,
.electric irons, and many other val­ 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Saf-
uable merchandise articles. Pre­ ley. Cottage Grove, a daughter,
mium lists with complete entrance Diane Louise.
rules and procedures may be had
VOUS
At the Butler mu-
by writing the Oregon State Fair, temity home, Tuesday, July 6,
Oregon'« great State Fair at Salem.
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194M. to Mr. anti Mrs. Fred Vohs
ilem, Sept. 6-12, will feature the
Jr., Cottage Grove, a son, T. Freo.
gest cooking and textile display
A man's true estate of power
the 83 year history of the and riches is to be in himself; not
REARRI OK
At the Smith
«<at<”s annual production. Pre- in his dwelling, or position, or ex­ maternity hospital, Friday, July 2,
n|iums for 1948 in the two divis- ternal relations, but in his own 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rear-
ri have been more than tripled essential character.
H. W rick, Disston route. Cottage Grove,
Manager Leo Spitzbart
a daughter. Judy Margaret.
Beecher.
Heading the extensive list of
th awards and merchandise pre-
ENGLAND
At the Smith
The most important thing for a
rrtiums is the large refrigerator to you
man ig to pstablish a credit, matemity hospital. Saturday. July
ba awarded the Oregon resident :a reputation, character.
John D 3, 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
storing the highest number of Rockefeller
England. Cottage Grove, a daugh­
in combined culinary and
ter. Cheryl Ann
xtlle competition A desk model
THORESON
At the Smith
Reekeeprrs. Attention!
tdio will be given the Oregon
Sldcnt, TO years of age or over, t
Re-queening the hive often may maternity hospital. Tuesday, July
ho scores the most points in the, be the difference between success 6. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Thoreson, Black Butte route. Cot­
ktik» division.
and failure with bees.
tage Grove, a daughter. Julec Ann
Iregon State Fair
Argest Cooking
Ind Textile Display
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। Treasure Day* queen will he
crowned attended by six lovely
I Pirate princesses.
Just about every stunt on the
- books Is on tap for the air circus.
- Perhaps the most thrilling will lie
Oregon's twin eoaafal eities. I this'
North Bend and Corm Raw will
Jlot Mlb hm
,n
present the firs anntud Pirate[(||I.
he climbs out on a land-
Trenaure Days August b. < and K
whw( and cranlw |ht. prop by
Salt water and air rwmtreea hami until the engine starta again,
will be combined for three packed
,„ ,i,iu,..,i
days of thrills and fun Service Chuh- jump, take-ofi and landing
Pirate Treasure
Days at Twin Cities
BIRTHS
and civic clubs have underwritten*
from a moving automobile, pick­
a $27,000 budget for the enter-
up of a flag from the ground with
tainment.
a wing tip.
The $31X10 air circus at North
Treasure Days replace- the for-
Bend's big airport, and a "black
light" pageant and sailboat races
is-
i
FREE PHOTOGRAPHS
SIZE 5x7 INCHES
^Hll U 3 * 1 1
in
navy during the war. a gay ear-
nival mni«aj «ill glitter all three
Al Ix-arman director
Portland Rose Festixal pageant.
produce the "black light"
The devotion of thought to an aquacade In picturesque Mingus
honest achievement makes the park, on a stage built over the
achievement possible. Mary Ba­ lake, the unique show will be pre-
ker Eddy.
d. Here, tno^ the Pirate
We must accept the disciplines
of democracy as well as Its free­
doms
Discipline from without
flourishes when discipline from
within grows weak.
Hurry
Woodburn Chase
“We aim to take
care of our own”
Lawn Mower
Shop
The Motto of All
Chrysler - Plymouth - DeSoto Dealers
41 8. 6th St.
Ulis US*
„«»UH»' ”
lx- dancing in
hangar, am
contests and exhibitions,
model plane eonqu-tition And
mer Coo* Bay Pirates Regatta,
abandoned in favor of the bigger,
two-city celebration.
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asthma
4
,
We are now prepared to do
Chain Saw Filing
AS WELL AS CROSS CUT,
CIRCLE A HAND SAWS.
LAWN MOWERS AND
OTHER TOOLS
SHARPENED.
29 Itcxx
‘At Your Favorite Drug Store’
McCOY MOTORS
6th and Washington,
Phone 64
Loose Leaf Supplies all kinds. The Sentinel.
OF YOUR CHILD
Age 2 Months to 6 Years
July 13 and 14 Inclusive
SEE HOW YOU SAVE ON YOUR
' TOTAL FOOD BILL of SAFEWAY .
where every item is priced tow!
,
Its the total that counts' Thrifty shoppers know that they save most when everytMng they buy is nriced low
The way to discover regular savings is to COMPARE ALL PRICES To help, we’ve listed below as Jany items
as space would allow They re typical examples of hundreds ot values at Safeway. Check them—and COMPARE
See how much you can save by doing all your food shopping here.
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Canned Vegetables
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Children 2 Months to 6 Years
Must Be Accompanied by Parents
Selection of Proofs
No Appointment Necessary
No Obligation to Buy
To All Mothers of Cottage Grove and Vicinity
Canning Susoli et
CARROTS, S m » M—D>c»d * P« No 2’ k 2/I5 c
BALL JARS. Ideal l-doz. pint« 99e qh. $1.05
NOB HILL COFFEE
19c
JARS. Ball. Wide I-dot ph. $1.05 qh. $1.19
CORN, Gardenside. Gold, Crm. No. 2's 15c
CORN. Country Home. Gold. B No. 2's 19c
PEAS. Highway, ex Stand.
No. 2 can 12c
PEAS Sugar Bell—Fancy
No. 2 can 19c
PEAS Del Monte—Fancy
No. 2 can 21c
KERR JARS Reg. Mason l-doz. quarts 97c
JARS, Kerr, Wide l-doz ph. $1.05 qh. $1.19
KERR JAR CAPS. Regular
pig. of 12. 25c
AIRWAY COFFEE
EDWARDS COFFEE
FOLGER S COFFEE
BLACKEYE PEAS. Teasdale
No. 2 can 19c
sauerkraut Columbia No. 2*/j can
SPINACH. Gardenside
No. 2*/j can 15c
KIDNEY BEANS. Smith—Red
No. I's I Oc
Sene More CAeese
This offer of a free PHOTOGRAPH of your child — taken by
PABST.ETT. Pimiento Chee:«
* widely known specialist in child photography — is made to
BREEZE CHEESE
acquaint you with our store. No trouble ... just bring your
child in during any regular store hours, July 13 and 14, Inclusive,
VEL'/EETA CHEESE, Kraft
"SHARP" CHEESE. Berlshira
and sitting will be made, right in our store.
DUTCH MILL CHEESE
bYj-oi. 30c
2-lb. loaf «f j 5
21b.
8119
l-lb. 79c
! 5-lb. loaf $3.25
KERR JAR CAPS. Wide
ECONOMY CAPS. Ken
KERR LIDS, Regular
GLASS LIDS. Ball Ideal
pig. of 12. 35c
pig. of • 2. 21c
pig. of 12.
pig. of 12. 19c
JELLY GLASSES. Squat 8 Tall
dot. 47c
JAR RUBBERS, Reg. Maton 8 Ideal pig. 5c
JAR RUBBERS. Wide 8 Eclipse
pig. I Oc
JELL-E-SEALS
paclage I Oc
»IBLS-RITE
’
8 oz. 12c
MCP PECTIN, Powder
J’/j-oz. plrf. 12c
PAROWAX SEALER
l-lb. pig. 20c
2-lb. 95c
LUX TOILET SOAP
2 reg. ban I9e
44c 3-lb. $1.37
lb. 53c 2-lb. $1X35
l-lb. can 55c
MJB
C0FFE6
l-lb. can 55c
CANTERBURY TEA. Had l-lb. pig. $1.09
TEA BAGS. Canterbury
pig. of 48 47«
LIPTON'S TEA. Bled
•/«-lb. pig. 32«
PALMOLIVE SOAP
reg. bars 2 for 19«
lb 48c
ALL 8RAN. Kellogg
lO-oi. pig. 16c
SHREDDED WHEAT. N.B.C,
12- ol Ite
ROLLED OATS, Qu«l.r 20-oz. 18c 3-lb. 39c
ROLLED OATS. Alban
3-lb. pig. 39c
CARNATION WHEAT
2>/rlb. pig. 39c
HONEY. Bradshaw
2-lb. 45c 5-lb. 95c
SYRUP. Sleepy Hollow
• 2-01. hot. 24c
CANNED MILK. Chenh
♦all can 14c
CANNED MILK. Nal l Brand ♦all'can 2/29c
LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAR
CASHMERE BOUQUET
2 ban 23c
3 ban 32c
CRYSTAL WHITE, Laundry Soap
4 hr 33«
WOODBURY SOAP
SUPUfB SOAP, Gr«n.
RINSO k)AP. Gran.
PEETS SOAP, Gran.
IVORY SNOW
TREND. By Pure«
24-0». pig. 31<
23«. pig. 35«
33-0*. pig. 43«
I pig.
BORENI POWDER
FELS-NAPTHA. Chips
PAR SOAP. Gran.
2101. 33c 48-et. 71«
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
SPIC and SPAN
• 5-m. pig !Sc
WHITE MAGIC. Bleach qt. I Je i^.g«|. 25c
Stone Hours 9 a.m. to 6 pm.
McLaughlin Furniture Store
418 Main St.
Cottage Grove
IVORY
SOAP
medium
size bar
PALMOLIVE *
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SOAP «9-k«r. Zlffly
10*
Canned Meott & Seofoodt
LUNCH MEATS. Spam-
THEATRE
PROGRAM
ARCADE
Frl Sat.. JulV 9-1®—"The tab-
uk>u* Texan." William Elliott.
John Carroll. Catherine McU?od,
Albert Dekker. Andy Devine. Ruth
Donnelly. Harry
Sun Mon., Tue«.. Juiy H-l2-'3
••Killer McCoy,” Mickey Rooney,
I Brian Donlevy, Ann Blyth, James
“n“ to. ¿»ew.
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Marsha Hunt. Wiiham Lundigam.
Gail Patrick. Gene Lockha
-Arthur Takes Over.
Ann d
Homeier . rinrhara
Barbara Bro«n,
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Howar
Todd, Jerome cowan.
Freeman.
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every month
let us know.
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happy to
mail you
one.
Prem
7-oi. can 25c
PEAR HALVES, Highway, No. 2/2 can 29c
PEARS, Harper Home Halves No. 2,/J’t 39c
VIENNA SAUSAGE. Libby
4-oi. can 19c
PIGS FEET. Hormel
14-ot jar 39c
CRABMEAT, Brigade—Fancy
7-oi. 59c
APPLE JUICE. S 8 W
12-01. 3 cam 25c
BLENDED JUICE. Blend O' Gold No. 2» lie
Cudahy’s 6 oz. 29c
OYSTERS. De Jean
4^-oz. can 42c
OYSTERS, Sea Zone
4%-ox. can 42c
SHRIMP, American Prize—Small
5-ox. 45c
RED SALMON, DuUh Harbor
No. i/j’s 49c
No. I can 25c
SARDINES, Vai Vila—Naf.
TANGERINE JUICE, Old Sodh No 2't 2/25e
PEAR JI ICE
Libby's 12 oz.
J/15e
PRUNE JUICE, Heart Delight
quart 25c
V-8 JUICE, Vegetablei
46-oz. can 35c
TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn
No. 2’t 10c
TOMATO JUICE, Libby
No. 2 can 12c
quart ¡nr 95c
KRAFT MAYONNAISE
pint jar 52c
MIRACLE WHIP. Kraft
pint jar
NALLEY S TANG
pint 37c qu.rt 67c
SPREAD. Lunch Bos
pint 39c quart 65c
SWEET PICKLES, n « pp » v « i » who I» 2ioi 35c
RELISH, Nalley't Hamburger 12-01. jar 12c
HORSERADISH. Blue Bell
4- m .
MUSTARD »'th Honerxdith, Krsft f-oi j
I Oc
BORDEN CARAMELS
l-lb. pig. 23c
HARD CANDIES. Ultra Fine
l-lb. 15c
M 8 M CANDY. Choc. Coated
7-01. 25c
MILKA CHOCOLATE. Sucherd
6-ot. 29c
n-18-14-
Sutton. Dor-
•um nt Also
Eto-
OXYDOL
soap
See how you save—with waste - tree meats
BABY FOOD. Gerber Helm Str 3 eant 25«
BABY FOOD. Gerber—Meeh
♦in lie
HYDROX COOKIES. Sunshine
71/^,. 24c
PEANUT CUTTER. Real Roatf
lb. 33e
pkq. I Oc
S andwich bags , shl Brand pig. (40j I Oc
PISTES 8 NAPKINS. Sa-a-Day
pig. Ik
PAPER NAPKINS. Thrihy-Fihy
WAX PAPER, Zee i C m « •>»» r«ll (i]| hj 23e
DOG FOOD, Playfair
Now pacled in vitklng eatings at a
tanHary central plant. Guaranteed uniform quality.
DOG FOOD, Frillies
Eft
V vC
CANTALOUPES
Vine Ripened
Pure Pork
Sirloin
SAUSAGE
Beef Steaks
All# in vk
KAc
ting eviin, ID« Jz
lb 95c
lb. 73c
Fresh Cooked CRABS lb. 33c
*• *• 42c
SALMON STEAKS
HALIBUT STEAKS
FILLET OF SOLE
Eastern COD FILLETS
KIPPERED SALMON
lb. 75c
2 cans 27«
2 cans 27a
lb 9t
Assorted
Hams
Skinned Eastern
3 cans 29«
DOG FOOD. Pa rd
DOG FOOD. Ken-L-Ration
See how you save-with produce 'by the pound'
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Pyre, lean GROUND BEEF
SHRIMP *
35«
We reserve the right te limit quaeHtlet. Ne telet te dealen.
Lunch Meats
&
lb. 59*
WATERMELONS
Rip« «nd tw««t.
Th« kind you liiti
■ Hall Continumw Sho« sai-
CLOSED
■ M«n.. Tur.
Thur»., tri- •“ ’
fl Counterfeiters. J
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N'J-MADE MAYONNAISE
Price« Ie thli ad are effective threegh Saterday, Jely It.
I M^n. Wilham
H
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Mitcellgneout Voinet
DEVILED HAM, Underwood 2l/|-oi. can 19c
POTTED MEAT. Libby
No. l/2 can 15c
LUNCH TONGUE
pi^
Sarin^t on Fruiti and Juicet
can 49c
WHOLE*APRICOTS. Brocade No. 2’/j't 23c
SLICED PEACHES. Teile Telit No. 2^’s 23c
SALAD, Adam, Gfrt. 8 Orange No. 2’t 23c
VEAL LOAF, Libby't
SCOTCH
CLEANSER
FRYERS
lb. 79c
ROASTERS
|b. 79c
lb. 55c
Fricassee FOWL
lb. 69c
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE lb. 59c
lb. 48c
LIVER SAUSAGE
lb. 49c
lb. 45c
SKINLESS WIENERS
lb. 59c
lb. 79c
Sliced BOILED HAM lb. S1.25
Ripened
»'iaht lUvtrhl,
h,rx ripani I—
Lemons
i»m«Mh
Freestone Peaches
Santa Rosa Plum«
Turnip«
Tomatoes
« 14c
lb.
lb.
lb
lb.
16«
17®
26«
14®
Green Beans i®“1 Crop
lb 1««
Cucumber»
lb. 13«
Yellow Bantam Corn
Tender New Peat l ®«*1
lb. 22c
lb. Utt«
New Potatoes wxit« $h«h»n
Zucchini Squash
Ib. k
lb. 14c
Yellow Crookneck Squash
lb. 14o
See how you SAVE..at SAFEWAY - DON’T MISS THE JULY FAMILY CIRCLE, only 5c