The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 02, 1953, Image 14

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    Lyons Visit Parents
Before Greek Trip
By Mrs. Hal C<a hran
Phone 1I96J1
Wed., Thur»., Fri., Sat.,
July I-2-3-4
“ABBOTT AND COSTELLO
GO TO MARS"
Hud Abbott, Lou Costello,
Mari Blanchard.
Sun., Hon., Tues., July 5-6-7
“EVERYTHING I HAVE
IS YOl RS”
Marge and Gower ( hampion,
Dennis O'Keefe.
—Also—
“JEOPARDY”
Barbara Stanwyck,
Barry Sullivan.
TECHNICOLOR.
Wed., Thur»., FrL, Sat.,
July S-9-10-11
“THE VANQl ISHED”
John Payne, Jan Sterling.
TEC HNICOLOR.
—Also—
SILK
CREEK — Miss Kay
Wheeler of Portland came Friday
evening for a visit with her rela­
tives Mi. and Mrs. E. R Parnell
«nd Mariel Jean, her brothers
Walter and Jack Wheeler and Mr.
and Mrs. O. H. Wheeler. She re­
turned to Portland on Sunday.
iXirothy Hathaway who taught
school at Newberg is at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mis. Er­
nest Hathaway.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Poynter
are expecting their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rondell
Lyons and children of Seattle for
i visit this week. The Lyons ex­
pect to go overseas to Athens,
Greece, before long. Mr. Lyons is
with the Diplomatic Depaitment
of the U. S. Armed Forces.
Ernest Hathaway, Jr., and Wal­
ter Wheeler returned from Nat­
ional Guard encampment at Ft.
Lewis on .Saturday.
Mi and Mis. Albert Oakes and
son, Dale, of Salem came to visit
Mrs. Oakes, mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wheeler Sun­
day. Mr. Oakes returned home
but Mis. Oakes and Dale stayed
Renie Basket Rent !
Van Camp's
Safeway Stores Will Be Closed Saturday, July 4
on^15
“THE GIRL WHO HAD
EVERYTHING”
for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Darnell,
Marie] Jean Darnell, Walter Jack
Elizabeth Taylor, William Powell. and Kay Wheeler all attended an
’associated M. V. meeting at the
Seventh Day Adventist church in
Eugene, Satuiday afternoon.
Baby III
The baby son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wed., Thur«., Fri., Sut.,
Lee Landers is ill in the Cottage
July 1-2-8-4
Grove hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cochran
“IT CAME FROM (H I ER with
Mrs. Rayme McCoy of Cot­
SPACE”
tage Grove visited the Gaskill
(THREE DIMENSION) — with Goat Daily on Willagillispie Road
Richard Carlson. Barbara Rush, out of Eugene Sunday.
Charles Drake, Kathleen Hughes,
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Nyc and
Joe Sawyer. Amazing, Exciting children Melba and Larry of Al­
and Spectacular Is this new« st 3-D pine were Sunday guests of Mr.
picture.
and Mrs. Dale McCoy.
Highway Grapefruit, Segments 303
Castle Crest Peaches
No. 2'4 can
Grapefruit Juice, Town House, 46-oz.
46-oz.
Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn
Egg Noodle Dinner, Star Kist 15-oz.
Humbug Mountain park accom­
Special 3-1» subject—Nat Coh- and
modated the second largest num­
Orchestra.
ber of campers in the state park
Admissions—< hlliln ii 3.<c;
system last season over 5.200
Adults 35c; 8-D Glasses I m '.
persons t >ok advantage of this
spectacular coastal
area
with
I tables, stoves, restrooms, showers,
Sun., Mon., Tues., Well.,
water and laundry facilities.___
Luncheon M<*at, O^car Mayer
12-oz. can 39c
Wilson’s Chopped Beef
Torpedo 'I nna Fish, Grated
Cherub Canned Milk
Parade Soap, 2 for 1 sale
Nob Hill Coffee
Wed., Thur».. Fil , Set .
July 1-2-3 I
"THE GOLDEN HAWK"
Edwards Coffee
2-lb. $1.77
Beverly Peanut Butter
Associated
104 No. 9th
Ph. 294
Roy Acuff, Lorna Gray.
Sun., Mon., Tu«'»., July 5-H-7
“THE LADY TAKES
A CHAN( E”
DANCING
Barbara Stanwyck,
Robert Pr«‘Mon.
Fernridge Park
Ballroom
“JEEPERS CREEPERS”
10 ml. out west I Uh
Veneta Road
Weaver Brothers mid Elviry.
Every Saturday Nite
Weil., Thur»., Erl.. Sat .
July H-9-10 II
“RETERN OE THE
RADMAN"
Raiudph Scott. Gabby Hayes,
Robert Ryan.
“BEGS BENNI
CARTOON RI VI E”
HO minute» "f cartumi fun.
to th«* music of
ELDRED GLASPET
and his orchestra
talented singer will also appear
every Saturday nite.
19-oz. 36c
2-lb. $1.63
Canterbury Tea Bags
Nu Made Mayonnaise
Best Foods Mayonnaise
Cascade Salad Dressing
IG-bag pkg. 19c
Taste
Tells
No. 300
cans
Taste
Tells
14-oz-
bottle
Zee Brand
White
pkg. C
80
or Hl C
Grapeade
46-oz.
can
4-oz.
pkg.
23«
%oz.
PIGS FEET
WIENER BUNS
FANCŸ PEAS
2^ 29c
49c
Pkg.
of 6
American, Dutch Mill, '2-lh. 29c
( hatham Mikl Cheese
1-lb. 49c
Breeze Cheese
G-lb. 29c
10«
10«
25«
37«
Del Monte
28-oz.
Jar
2 for 29c
CHEESE TREATS
Steins Brand
ICE CREAM
SNOW STAR
COTILLION
45c
89c
Quart
14 gal.
32c
59c
Pint
Quart
SOFT DRINKS
CRAGMONT
plus deposit
2
qts.
35C
MARSHMALLOWS
SNOW CLOUD
10c
8-oz. pkg.
CHILI SPAGHETTI
■with Beans
Libby__ 16-oz. can
pint 41c
pint lie
qua rts 45c
Qflp
UW
CORNED BEEF
Libby —12-0«. can
12-oz. 38c
quarts
Duchess Salad Dr sing
Pitted Rip: Olives, Mt. Whitney, 211
7 ; roz. 75c
Stuffed Olives, Grandee
26c
Hamburger Relish, Nalley’s
9-oz. jar I Ge
French’s Mustard
Ritz Crackers, Crisp
Tea Timer Crackers
No. 2 Mt
can
No. 2 can
tall cans
Airway Coffee
AyjgJrcOTTAGt GI1OVÍ THUT«
Steinfield's
Brand
15«
19«
Swift's Pickled
14
23-oz. pkg. 27c
2-lb. $1.67
White Magic Soap
jMORELDCK
Wivßin
“SING NEIGHBOR SING”
32c
12-oz. 39c
ADDED ATTRACTION
Rhonda Fleming, Sterling Haydi n.
TE( HM( Ol OR.
— Alun—
30c
29c
29c
Ripe Olives
Dill Pickles
Pork & Beans
Tomato Catsup
Paper Napkins
Hi C Orangeade
Potato Chips “
No. 1
can
Ebony
Standard
PORK &
BEANS
51c
¿CM
POTTED MEAT
Libby ... No. % can ,
10c
VIENNA SAUSAGE
Libby
4-oz. can
22c
CORNED BEEF HASH
Libby —„No. 2 can
1-lb. pkg. 37c
1-lb. pkg. 36c
SAFEWAY features selected, PAN-READY
Partners
for Chicken
FRYING CHICKENS
Jellied or Whole
OCEAN SPRAY
These are selected birds, plump with
tender, sweet meat. Remember, too,
that they’re completely dressed and
drawn —ready for the pan. No waste!
AVERAGE 1% POUNDS
Ea.
Cranberry Sauce
¿4
2 cans 45c
>
VfcV
Closed Saturday. July 4th
Skinless Franks - S2 W~43<
9:30 - 12:30
gl.00 per person Incl. tax
Swcet-meated
Thumpin’ ripe
Guaranteed
Ripe
Royal Apricots Golden_ _ _ ib. 15c
Grapes secdicss---------------------- ik 25c
Lemons Juicy
n>. 19c
Melons H. ^.^dew
ib. 14 c
Peaches Eiuutas
lb- 15c
Radishes or Grttn omon»
2 bu- 15c
Lettuce CnSP
a- 14c
SUGAR BELLE
SWEET PEAS
Ho. 301 cut,
251
BE SURE AND
VISIT OUR BIG
CANTALOUPES
Beef Short Ribs_ _ _ _ _ _ ib. 19c
Beef Round Steak_ _ _ _ _ w. 85c
Pure Ground Beef_ _ _ _ _ ib. 39c
Pork Spare Ribs
w. 69c
Canned Picnics D^Xeans3.29
Canned Hams s*^s.lb.«n^^
Sliced Bacon standard--------lb. 65c
Piece Bacon Endcut------ ib. 65c
Sliced Assorted
LUNCH MEAT
a. 49c
• Minced Ham
• Veal Loaf
• Macaroni St
Cheese Loaf
• Pickle Pimento Loaf
BING
BOLOGNA
BOILED
HAM Sliced
3
1QQ
w-a.
59c
Piece Bacon center cut —ib. 69c
MISCELLANEOUS VALUES
PICNIC SUPPLIES
YELLOW ONIONS
Medium
sizes
3 . Wc
10e Display!
Roxbury Jelly Strings
10-oz.
Boston Baked Beans, Rox.
8-oz. 25c
Cracker jacks
6 5|4-oz. 25c
Shady Lane Butter
1-lb. 75c
mdk
Milk
qt. 24c
Kool Aid Mix
6 pkgs. 25c
White Rock Beverage , 28-oz. hot. 25c
Hires Root Iker
6 12-oz. hot. 39c
Pepsi Cola
6 12-oz. bot. 39c
Huffiest Marshmallows
Ib. pkg. 31c
Carnival Marshmallows, 1 l-oz. pkg. 35c
•plus deposit
Zee Paper Towel»
roll
Bondware W hite Plates, pkg. of 40 19c
Chi-Net Divided Plates pkg. of 10 29c
Chiffon Napkins
pkg. of 10 19c
Zee Colored Napkins
pkg. of 80 15c
Diamond Smooth Plates
10 each 19c
Rainbow Plastic Forks
8 each 15c
Rainbow Plastic Spoon»
8 each 15c
Zee Wax Paper
125-ft. roll 25c
Dixie Hot Drink Cups
15 each 15c
Dixie ( old Drink ( ups
25 each 29c
PRICES EFFECTIVE TURI SVNDAY, H LY 5
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