Clyde Warner and Dennis MH-
clrell both of the Lorane commun
ily »|M-nt last week at Sumpter,
Oregon as guest» of the Ilan
Warma-k family. They M»l»ted Mr
Wurn<M‘k, a former Lorane re»l-
dent In hl» haying operation*
Mr. and M ik Lee B«-gli,«i! and ( The Friendly chib will hold it»
children Coley und Jerry nf Port annual picnic at the golf « mih «
land war«* over night gueste of Mr. on Tuesday the 2Hth at 1:00 p.m
>uid Mr«. Vinal Randall Sr. I art The picnic will I m - a (M*t luck affair.
I Thuraday night enroute to Call-
New» him Ix-cn received by Mm
I forni* on a vacation Hwy uho
trailed on other friend« while hot». John Sandora and her ahter Mra.
| Lucy McCulloch nt the death on
, Monday. July IN, of their »top-
father. Frank Smithson, who hm
. I*een making hl« home in Granta
| Puaa aincc 193N Mr Smithaon waa
a former realdcnt of Cottage
Grove Richaid Kichardaon who
wna drowned in I lie Willamette
River at Jasper on Tuesday «-ve
iling wm a nejihew of Mm. Sand
ora an«l Mra. McCulloch.
—for Summer—
QUICK ENERGY
Mr and Mr* Charlo» McKIhlM-n*
nrrompiini<-d by Mr. and Mra.
J<»hn Sander« made a trip tn
llrownavlllc anti returned Tuesday
of thlH week They enjoyed a
picnic dinner in the pink nt
lirownaville and on the way Inane
»topped In Eugen«- for a abort
visit with a former Cottage Grove
resident, Mrs. EHzala-th Fullmer.
with
(
-y *
Mra Grace Smith returned home
W«-«lneMiay aft«-r a week» visit
with her son and wife at Rom-butg
Four Ifx-nl IndiCN left Monday
morning for Camp Arrah Wanna
n«-ar Mt. H ihm I to attend the
Women-» house party being held
tlwr«- this wbek. TI iom - attending
are: Mr». K K Mill». Mra. Roy
Reed. Mm W C. Martin and her
mother Mra. P. F Harri». They
expect to ieturn about Friday.
BOXED CANDY
Mr.
The lame county health depart
Mr.s Allan Adki-r.
ment n-|««rta that there had b«-en spent a few day i th:« w k
on«- fxdio case reported In lame h«-r broth« r and sta'.r >n
county for the w««-k ending July 'and Mr» J. Ro«« Hr«
9th.
Gret-harn, am! broth— na
...
„ , . „ .
, Mr. and Mm .Charir« Brown at
Mr and Mm. Rofa-rt Buck of
n,4| Wa»hlm-i-n < v n
Wilmington. California were gw-Ht«
(|„w, v¡ i
w , hin„
l»«t week at the home of Mr ami ,„n Mn(J , Klprn , ,r, ,)in anfJ ,
Mr*. ClaiKle Paym-s in the Lorane i frieml» nt Heppner, their->)d Ionin
community on th«- Cottage Grove
road.
* Mr». Esther Burlinenmc and
Mr». A. D. Campagna Jr., and Nathan ot Grund Fork«, Nori
»fa-mUng several
three children, Knthv, Anthony Hakoin
and C«*nnie nrriv«-«l Friday from y
b"r vi»iting b«r aiMem.
their liomi- in Hnn Jo«e. California
*'
Hurh-aon and Mm. Lia y
for a thr«-e wex-k* vi»lt with th«- R;inni-y at the Burknon Fe»idence.
{MirrntN <>f Mrs. Campegana’s
parente. Mr. and Mm. Ben Ab»h<-r
Mr and Mr». l’i oh! Blair < f
ot Gmvdyville Mm Campagana 1« Jackson. Mk higan m-«b- a sur-
*he former Dorris Absher.
1 pria«- vi«it on Monday. July 11 to
i th«» h«>me of Mr. BiaiFs aunt. Mrs.
Mm. Troxclalr of Redding who Mptv VnnDenhurg n-l his cousin
ha» been visiting at the home of Eunice The Blairs are on n vnen-
hrr parents, Mr and Mr». Frank , Ron trip through the western
Bradford, return«-«! to her home »tales having visited with relative»
Tmuuhy try wny of th«- Shota in Portland and wer«- on their way
Daylight. Mr ami Mr«. Bradford »o California after having here.
ne<-om|Mini<*d her to Eugene where .Thin was the first time the Van-
she boarded the train.
Dnnbtirgs hatl met their relatives.
MW MAIN
Richard McCready an«! Cha*
Whltl«»ck left Saturday by auto for
Victoria, B. C. They plan to mak<-
a brief «tay there, returning down
Hint Idaho and California where
»top» ar<- planned en route horn«-.
PHONE 37
Carrie Ruth Hill of Cottage
Grove is among the students at-
nding th«- summer M-ssion at
Huthern Oregon C«>lk-gc in ‘A»h-
«xl. TW» coHegc haa n 12 percent
terenf“ .n it« Kummer enrollment
wer last summer Mont of its en-
-olimrnt of,nearly SOO studr-nts
ire t iking teacher training work.
>th< is arc taking junior college!
vork. and several arc working on
be Shake pear can Festival ami
<akin<; allied courses.
BLACK TOP PAVING
Driveways — Street« — Parking Areas and Floor»
Also Road Grading
All Work Guarantee«:
Pass Creek Paving Co.,
Cottage Grove
Located at
Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel
Phone 799-J
43-tfexx
HyST RUINED TH SS £
"Truly a Treat"
KELLY DRUG CO
Mr». Lillian Gray Belnap re- Thum., July 21, 1910
turned home the first of the week
Lt. and Mm. Norman Black- > Mm. Ever eft Hergard and »on
after a two weeks visit with
friend« at Coos Bay and North more and son Tommy arrived Roger returned the flrnt of th»
Bend.
Tuesday night from G«-rmnny to week from Glendale, Calif., where
spend several week« at the home they visited their husband and
Li Cal. DrSt-ll» Stewart nc- of hi* parents, Mr. and Mr». O. W. father. Mr. Ileegard is employed
- —A v ■ .
compani -d hy Fred Amli rson »pent Blackmore. They flew from there.
OU0
ya last w«-k visitimi Frankfort, G«-rmany. stopping at
Ostiir Woodard suffered a trrek-
tlu ir former home« in th«- Grunts Paris, The A zof «»« and Newfound en leg Friday while logging nn
Pass vicinity. They al»o visited land. then on to Springfield. Mass. hi* piopcrty. lie was taken to the
11 Jn«ksonvilfe, Gold Beach and They have been across for three Eugen«! hospital by Mill.« ambu
i >mt» ot inh-nat Lt. Col. Stewart year« and Norman will ri-port for. lance.
ho.net. traded near Grants pass in duty September 1 at Fort BU m , El'
Pam*. Texas.
1903.
Mr and Mrs. Wallace Hammer
sta«-dt of Ixmgvlew arrive«! at the
Mr. ami Miv. J. C. CzManb« of
ft)WIW
at(f.ndt^ L. F. Burleson home «in Wednes
Minne.« poli». Minn., visited la»»
fun«-ra! service« held in Port- day. bringing with them Mm.
Vick at the home of Mr Lake-« |arMj Tuesday f r their uncle, the Burleson’s sister Mm. Esther Bur
Myrtle Lake. Thev late Olin Bowser.
’
lingame.
id not M-«-n «-.»ch other for thirty-
three yens.
fue/pumps-Caso/ine tanks
Carburetors^
Mr. and Mr». Llnyd F IJ»ton
afrent an enjoyable vacation at
Victoria, It. C. anti vicinity the
past Week.
PHONE 444
PHONE 444
ROBERTS and DRURY
PLUMBING - HEATING - WIRING - SHEET METAL -
TO FIX OR NOT TO FIX
Whether It is nobler to the mind
To suffer the pains and annoyances of leaks and
drips (there are lots of the latter)
Or call a plumber and f ixem.
’Tis a consummation devoutly to be wished.
(This Is not Shakespearean verse).
PROTECT YOUR CAR WITH
CLIF and GEORGE
“WE HURRY"
RICHFIELD
Friday A Saturday Prices
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ORDINARY GASOLINE
PROTECTED IN
RICHFIELD GASOLINE
This steel rod is heavily coated with
rust after special 48hour hitoratory
test in ordinary gasoline containing
a small amount of added water.
Rust also attacks the gasoline tank
and fuel system of your car.
Rod shows no sign of rust after an identical
48-houi laboratory test in Ric hfield gasoline
containing amazing RD-119. Before test, the
same amount of water was added to prove
conclusively the superior protection you get
with Richfield Rust-Proof gasoline.
■ , .
Apricots Stanby, 2V6’s, dos. $2.90 Jar Lids Complete
Jelly
Assorted
$2.50
Porto
» . _
r
Jams Assorted
$3.25 Fruit Cocktail
2 bottle»
25c
27c
can
23c
dos.
Lard
Hunts, 2l4'a, dos.
fh «
Franks
Metal-destroying rust starts leaks in
tank bottoms. Rust particles are carried from gasoline tank to
fuel pump and carburetor. Richfield Gasoline Stops Rust!
• SASOUNE TANKS?
Bacon
»n<i>
different carburetor parts. Sharp particles ruin the precision fit
of moving parts. Rust plugs tiny tubes and passages, some
smaller than a common pin. Richfield Gasoline Stops Rust!
lb.
15c Pineapple Dolo (Limit 2 cans) 69c
• FUEL PUMPS? Rust clogs strainer screens . . . wears out fast
lb.
45c Cigarettes
Watermelons
on Ice
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a ib. pkg.
Velveeta
FREE DELIVERY
moving parts. When bits of rust cause cheek-valves to leak,
your fuel pump fails on hills and at high speeds. Richfield Gaso
line Stops Rust!
$1.49
giant pkg.
89c
........2 lbs.
19C
Occident Flour ..
$2.13
26 lb. sack
It contains Sinclair RD-119, an amazing new rust-preventative.
RD-119 coats the inside of your car’s fuel system with an in
visible, polymolecular layer that prevents rust.
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power-stealing rust. Fill up—today—with Richfield Rust-Proof
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PHONE 1
O CARBURETOR* ? Rust and corrosion attack up to 3 dozen
85c
$3.38 Cheese
n, 65c Borene
lb. 29c Sugar Golden C
Corn Beef
RUST in automobile fuel systems puts thousands of carbu
retors, fuel pumps and gasoline tanks on the jynk pile. Unseen
rust causes expensive tune-ups and repairs. Rust drags down
the performance of your car, robbing you of power and gaso
line mileage.
WHAT CAUSES RUST? Fuel system rust and corrosion
result from moisture in your gasoline, caused largely by con
densation.
HOW DOES RUST RUIN...
a
Peaches
RUST-PROOF GASOLINES
FREE PARKING LOT
119 SO. 6th ST.
RICHFIELD GASOLINE GIVES YOU ALL THREE -«
Costs no more
than ordinary gasoline
POWER - PERFORMANCE • AND NOW
PROJECTION
Richfield Ethyl‘ Richfield Hi-Octane