The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 28, 1949, Image 7

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Section Two
Cottage Grove Sentinel
KEEp 0REMN CREEN
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, <IREGON THURSDAY, JULY 2K 1UI9
PIES
CRESWELL I
just
(Mrs. Norms» Skaggs, reporter, phone < reswell 5ftg)
like Mother's
Creswell Post of VwZZZ of
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City officials TZ^t the water
Foreign Warn met Tuesday eve­ reservoir to tie finished by August
ning and presented W c Adams 15 but it will not be ready for I
— you’ll agree when you taste our variety
with ii punt commanders pin 'D m Use for 21 days after that date as
men planned to work on their new it must set for some time and then !
of pies Made with crisp buttery crusts,
hull Sunday The Auxiliary met
be chlorinated.
they’re a "mukt” for holiday hospitality.
• lie same evening and planned a
F loyd Everson moved equipment |
I'oUuck supper and game« for Fri­
day evening. July 29 at the Odd into the new service station addi­
tion to his garage this week.
Fellows Hall
Mr. and Mrs. F’orest Klingen­
Mrs. Samuel Marshall was a
guest at Womens Society for smith and daughter Irene, and
Elsie Ritz spent this week at the
525 Main
Christian Service Wednesday. Mrs. coast.
Phone 24
E W Rund will 1« in charge of
Mr and Mrs. W J. Borchard of
the lesson for the next meeting
and Mrs. Wi llington DeLaVergne F’orest Grove spent the week end
with their daughter, Mrs. R. M
will present devotions.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hiuldan of Carpenter and family. Nancy
Portland and Mr and Mrs Alvin Carpenter, who had been visiting
Haddan and «laughter of Coffw- at Forest Grove, returned with
ville, Kansas, spent the week end them.
at th«» T. H. Conboy home.
Mm. W. S. Gillenwater and
Mrs Agnes Walker of Chicago Robert and Dean Taylor are spend- j
and Mrs Earl Colburn of Emmett. ing the week at the coast.
Idaho are visiting with their
Mm. C. C. Fox has had her name ’
sister, Mrs Arthur S. Denny Sr. drawn for District Jury duty in i
Mr. und Mn. Wm. Shoop und Eugene.
lx»ys have returned from Calif, und
Sixty members and friends of
have ax their house guests their the Methodist church picnicked on I
nieces, Susan und Mary Kirchner the church lawn Friday evening.
of North Hollywtxxi und their
Mr. and Mm. H. H. Demham;
nephew, Robert Thompson of Van and Ronald, Mm Alice Taylor, and
— Has Been Purchased by—
Nuys.
Mr. and Mm. Raymond Taylor!
Creswell Post Office opened for sjs nt the week end at Silver Lake, j
Bill, Jack and Joe Spady
I business in its new «quarters in
Mr. and Mm. Marvin Kerr and
th«» Walkup building Monday daughter and Mr. and Mm. Dean
morning The interior is very at­ Eusted spent the week end at
tractive with a knotty pine finish Heceta Beach.
A family reunion wits held at
Mr and Mrs. Ted Fering and
th«» F B. Good home last Sunday daughter, Phyllis, are visiting at
We will endeavor to give our patrons the best in courteous,
honoring the birthday anniversary Orlando. California with Mrs
economical service For all your freight needs, call us
of Mrs Good and the second wed- Fering’s daughter. Mrs. Ralph
fling anniversary of Mr. and Mtx. Bayless.
I>«»an Existed.
Judith Skuggs is spending sev- '
32 S 10th
Mr. and Mrs H W. Taylor and eral days with her cousin, Gary I
Phone 99
boys, Mrs W. S. Gillenwater and Schmitt, at Cottage Grove.
their house guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Hager is visiting
Raymond Taylor of California her son NeuLson Hager and family
s|a»nt several days the first of the at Portland.
Wedding Announcements ami Invitations — )be Sentinel.
week at the Orogon Caves.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Greene of :
Glenwixid have purchased the E.
F R«ppy property and the Reppy
family has moved to Saginaw.
Mrs. II. Allen and son of Parker. ■
California are visiting with her ;
daughter, Mrs. J R Sellers and'
family.
Mrs. H. N. Traxler spent last
week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Coleman, in Portland.
Mr. an«l Mrs. C. I. Kent have
purrhasctl n building site facing1
A stiwt from Mrs. Irma Ogram. i
H. N. Traxler handled the deal. |i
Mrs Lz»na Wilson has purchased
the Mrs. Nellie Knnulvr property
and will make her home here.
Kenneth Warthen, son of Mr.
and Mrs Ivan Warthen, has joint'd I
See these special prices on home use or For outings .. . buy them
the United States Navy and is 11
stationed at San .Diego, California. ¡1
For pleasant summer living!
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Moon of!I
Milwaukee, W’is. and Mr. and Mrs. I
Badminton
W. A. M«x>n of Los Angeh's visited I
VACUUM
FRUIT
Set
this week with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. 1 1
A good qual­
Coombs. The men are brothers of I
JUG
JUICER
ity »et includ­
Mis. Coombs.
I
ing » British
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Weber I
India
K U •
called on friends this week. John 1 1
«tri ng
is a former Creswell boy and now 1 1
IS by 't-feet
lives in Sacramento, California.
I
lmrkt»tl mcwh
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walkup and I
net. llokU &
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Everson at- I
guy ru|H»s and
i tended the annual Canadian picnic ■
t w o shuttle
at Silver Creek Falls last Sunday ’
cocks. <’ <> m-
and celebrated the forty-third
pletr only
wedding anniversary of the Walk- I
ups.
Star club held a noon luncheon
at the R. M. Carpenter home Fri- j
day and planned a food sale for I
August 13 at Green’s Hardware |
and Supply Store. A rummage sale il
was also planned for September.
A called meeting of the Creswell I
CHAIR
Telephone Company was held j
Thursday evening but very little '
fortabU
business was transacted. A motion i
was made to appoint a committee
to revise the by-laws of the com­
An kind» of maata alwnya on haul. “Out-of-
_
pany so as to take the power of ,
aaaaon" fnuta and vafWabh« «11 throu«h Ox» year.
kit, XlfV (AH,
raising rates from the directors. J
Naw .»I timMvms way. of conkinf and bakin*.
The motion was defeated.
A family reunion was held at , I
Onoa a work or onoe-a-month «Ixippinx inataad of
,
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the Arthur S. Denny Sr. home last I
•vwy day. Low food ouata. I m » wk. battar Mlinf.
Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. I
Edmund Denny, who is visiting on' I
AU of thoor. and non, you gun your family with o
Oscillating
the west coast from Topeka, 1 1
ihmpfnny homr fmmr And it paylfor itaolf trilh the mm
»
Kansas. Denny is known as the I
FAN
silver voiced tenor of radio station I
money it aavaa. Coms In and let ua prove thia to you.
WIBW of Topeka, and has been on I
N oam mmm
the air for 16 years.
I
Creswell baseball team met the I
Florence team at Florence Sunday. I
The Florence team won with a I
score of 2-0. Many from Creswell I
spent the week end at the coast I
IMPORTANT PIA rúan O»
and attended the game. The local I
M tUXI MOOIl C-IO
team meets McKenzie Bridge on I
the local diamond, Sunday, July 31. I
FL club held a picnic at Swim- I
jner’s Delight Monday evening. I
Secret pals were revealed and new I
names drawn. The next meeting I
will be with Mrs. Iz>onard Young. I
COTTAGE BAKERY
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
—o—
r,
Every Item
Price Marked
for LOW COST
food shopping
Cottage Grove-Eugene Freight
and Transfer
Ivory Soap Medium Bam
Ivory Soap Large Bara
Camay Soap Regular
P & G Soap Large
Maxine Toilet Soap
Swift’s Cleanser
Babo Cleanser
’449“
• BulWln iMb
CASTNG
ROD
GREEN'S GIVE S * II GREEN STAMPS
Our best A-font tubular steel
rial. Springy and tough. Haa
agate line eyes, chrome fittings
and cork handle.
Green's Hardware & Supply
PERSONAL SERVICE
Phene 222
EASY PARKING
Creswell, Oregon
You’ll find it in the classified.
Pages 16 and 17
I
FRESH FRUIT
and BERRY
FLAVORS'
I
re proud of our low prices — mighty proud of being
able to make them low enough to save real money for you.
s” we don’t hide our prices. We put them on every pack­
age, can an«l jar.— big and black and plainly legible.
। eu know immediately what each item you pick up costs;
and being a careful shopper, you’ll appreciate the con­
venience of firing able to check the prices against the
register slip that itemizes each purchase.
2 (»r 25c
3 »23c
4 «»» 29c
4 liar. 25C
CRISCO
3 .-aas 25c
3i. 29c
I&
■r
<fet
Pepsicola
Borden’s Cheese Chateau ...
PC25 Rosedale No. 2 tins.................. 3 for
Orange Juice H. IL Bfand, 46 oz.............
Grapefruit Juice Dr PllilUp.,«
Tomato Juice Campbell’s, 46 oz..............
25c
Potatoes V. S. No. 1
Cantaloupes Large
Grapes Red Malaga — Seedless
Corn Local
Cucumbers Large
FRUIT JARS
KELLY'S MARKET
Beef Roasts
Frankfurters
Nebergalls
59c
J;t
g
som ton »on»
moni »
__ doz.
Each
5C
V
MILK s H
reí
&
SUGAR
Pure
Ground Beef
ft
,0'’ Canning
100 ibs.
79
f
49c lb.
l!»'st Poods
Cottage Hams
Veal Chops
Very Little Bone
Loin or Bib
65c lb.
79c lb.
f All Sweet Oleo
Pt. 39c
2 ibs 49c
Fresh Dressed Fryers
SWIFTNING
SWIFTS
SHORTNING
3 - 75c
NOTICE
Grangers
You Phone,
Ih» sure to
We Deliver.
ask for your
Tuesday and
Jam*Jelly
PECTIN
lb.
a & MissionCoffeev„ ,.„ 49c f
Always Good
39c lb.
33c
33c
19c
59c
10 lbs.
Dozen
— The best in meats —
SHOULDER
CUTS
25c
23c
&
5c
doz. lOC
doz. 25c
19c
89c
79c
29c
Delicious LOW COST Meals
<ioz.
..
Quarts
6 tor 30c
Plus Deponit
Jar Rubbers Ball Regular
Bernardin Lids Regular
Bernardin Caps ILgular
Certo for Jams anti Jellies
(!<>o«l Housekeeper Brand
25c
Plus Deposit
OXYDOL
DREFT
DUZ
large
packages
79c
3 Lb. Can
Coca Cola
Vi.
Hot Weather
Mitai
LAWN
3 for 25c
..
sales slips
Fridays
JG}7 MAIN ST.
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COTTAGE GROVE
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PHONE 53
when you
make pur-