Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 13, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD Paga Seven negro quartet to sing here! nQnQnonnnnnnnnnnnrpinnnnonnonon 0T Id BALL GAME BISCUITFLOUR CENTENNIAL m. m is L Hw SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING, f TV J"ly 13. (Spe- WP;,'7J Bulb Yo.r -it jci-- . sun i ri - "IOd2?i.ri'.lT injured nS'aJt!o t Toledo. Sr""-. ...... i mtemnt- "i . fir and Bo,h " a', VerU taken tn the Ml vv erehowas still in- sf ous on "", Th ,ir(or ""'"TT'or 1 recovery. Lee XLk The of Vern..u at Junction : Us Ere!.v recovery. - .: mcp' lor nit! us- rJStoW.Iay evening at the r fk U C F. -le. democratic M b . ... ....sr-.ilative for SrieSV be pr,,ent m,d lw 1 d,!' . .... .1 Mnrs w lllso bp !t Zd entertain with acrobatic -fiW- . . . :....a o nips.-ie here left mediately for Vancou- faff t 2' W r Till iiium mi n mm Minn"' Iff ' Above are pictured the Cotton Blossom Singers, famous negro quartet, which will appear In concert at the First Baotlit church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The personnel of the quartet Is A. V. O'Neal, first tenor; Hugh Beatty, second tenor; Ellis Wlllburn, bari tone, and T. J. Pruitt, bass and manager. Cottage Grove News Notes L Ooia ""aril and son of Portland -l . ,n see their tT down mi-"'1. ... 'in. F. 0. Lee. wl:o is seriously ill his borne. , .. Mr,. Fred Rafoth had as dinner -:, Jensen, Mrs. Olsie Peterson. .', Alts Peterson, nmh Youns and 1-31 I'eiersuu. k'nu Peterson. Sena I rctlrickson, .t.iua ...... fli-lhcl.-nV :rie Peterson, .yr. :ed friMiiIs in .MTin w trail. . , , Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Amiersoii u. nt visited .Mrs. Jennie urizsnov, Ls'Anna Grihskov returned Mon treal a visit wnn iht .uiu.iii.t. n ind son Jens of Pond. frte cannery sirls were nsmn vic- ;m) over tlie r . h. sins in tne tl.. Pnnen nnrnrt nf fl PSDlf Ul niv .......... ... lrl rlifimund with score of IS BartPrT lor rne t . .innvr.v una ii and Sliirl?v end frr the F. L. i Petersen and Krc:rifkon. s Smith, Chopter (irpL'crKon. Earnest Pederson roturned Wrd jt from H.iwe, Ida., wherR thry . been working the p.ist yenr. i!rs. Anninto Kntser left for a n trip at different California CAS SHORTAGE FACED OAKLAND, Cal.. July 13. WJ :Und faced a critical shortage of oti late today, a survey of 3)) ntown stations rovpalin? most of 'a will be forced to close nt 6 :k tonight. Many of the stntions e rationing the fm-l supply, nl ine motorists only five tra lions in ,07 instances. Other stntions were plyinc jrasoline only to their reg r ciHtomers. COTTAGE CHOVK, July 13 ( Snppijil i Thp DoiiL'hcrt v Liimhpr company has installed n first teletype for business in this city. This machine has a keyboard resembling that of a typewriter and is operated by persons at each end of the line who carry on conversations by usirik the keyboard as a sending and receiving machine. The teletype facilities transmission of telegrams. A valuable feature is that a record is made of the conver sation, preventing any chance for dis pute or misunderstanding as to what the conversation was. With this ma chine the Dougherty Lumber com pany will be able to get immediate connection with any of its customers that also have teletypes and to get an answer delivered to its office as rapidly as put on the wire at the other end. Connections are made direct with Portland and direct from there to other teletype stations. Two lines to Portland had to be cleared before in-j stallation could bo mnde. Service will ; commence Monday. . On women's day at the Cottage Grove golf course, Wednesday, Mrs. Cynthia Barton won the kickers' tour nament nfter having been tied with Mrs. Ralph Snltsmnn. Mrs. Klmer Neet and Mrs. Clco Morelock tied for second place. Mrs. Wnlter Crabb bad low gross. The women have started a ladder, each member having three days in which to challenge the player on the rung above. Alvin Moore, fireman for the Elmer Mitchell mill east of Snginaw, suffer ed injuries to his right foot and leg Thursdny morning when he stepped on n dynamite cap lying on the boiler room floor. The pressure of Mr. Moore's foot cniised the cap to ex plode throwing him against the water tank. The sudden shock wrenched th? muscles of his foot and leg. Dr. B. H. Job gave bim medical attention. ,.. Although Mrs. Lora Finnerty has been a resident of Cottage Grove 45 ! years and passed her 70lh anniversary ! in February, she maintains that no one i is older than he feels, and she doesn't feel old yet, as she proceeded to dem onstrate when she was asked jokingly a few days ago whether she would like : to take a bicycle ride. She accepted ; with alacrity, donned a bat and seated j herself on the handlebar, preferring to let someone else handle the pedals. This was her first ride of the kind j but she is in favor of more of them. ' At least one hen In the Cottage Grove country has struck upon the idea of producing eggs of such shape that it will be apparent what they are for. Her production is in the form of a newly-born chicken. Evidently all lime on hand was used and the "chick1 is almost a small statue. The hen is owned by James Bedford, who intends to encournge her in developing her idea. The Corvallis American Legion post and auxiliary will be hosts to the Wil lamette council at Benton-Lane park Sunday. Special entertainment will be provided for the children. Guests are asked to bring their basket dinners and Ice cream and coffee will be fur nished. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton and a daughter, Mrs, William Ashworth left Wednesday to spnd several days at the coast, James Vnsbinder and a nephew, El mer Vasbinder of Aberdeen, Wash., left Thursday for Bedwood City, Cal ifornia, via the Oregon Caves. They will return by the coastal route. The BInck Butte mines have been closed due to a shortage of fuel oil to operate. On account of this oil shortage the quicksilver cannot be shipped from the mines. A fox will chn.se Its own tail and cut curious capers in the presence of rabbits, that seem entranced by the comedy until a sudden dnsh by the fox changes the scene to tragedy. Saturday, Monday, Tues"lay Grocery Specials Malted Milk Pure Cider Vinegar 4A. ?IT":. 25c I "a" suy IScottlssue- jr,, 2 POUNP 3 roll C3C rjjjj i Monarch Green Tea ks B Close out, OQn FaWW IbMlriCJjM V 1 1 ! Malted Milk Our Mother, 1 lb. tin Extract Beef Llbby'i, 50c size. . . ,3 G K. C. Baking 1 0 Powder 25c size.. I Ob II HAct-HI Coffee 1 lb. pkg I I Monarch Cocktail Al. I I Sauce 14 oz. bottle C I C I I mini II Ill I I I Salad Dressing I I Jane Goode. I I Seedle,, r,!s,, oc I 4 lb. package tCOC j I ! inmw S 4Q I Cascade Lard CQ liJC I 8 lb. package Owb Crescent Shortening (JQ Swift's Corn Beef 12 oz. tins, 9Qi 2 for COO 8 lb. package White Wonder Soap rnadbearl.n0.reaon:...25c Purex Quart bottle 11c i "9 wnite Beanj rr '0 pounds 03C Swi't'i Baked Del Monte Apricots P No. 2"4 tins I WW Economy Lids 9 Of Dozen COG Swift's Tomato Juice i5c "Wftl.lu.Ulll.! . caxco f- Mason Zlno Lids OOm Bear,,-, ,b, I Don COC Instant Postum O 1 f Small slz C I w Salad Oil Quart 17o Gallon 59o (Bring Container) c'slc Soao Close :M0bar...i9c ja3r r.bnerr. ioc Cl';u Granulated Soap- oz. can a rf l I M. J. B. R 21 c 2 lb-pac Ice ackage 15c Hardwheat Flour 49 Lb. Sacks Drifted Snow ... $1.89 Fisher's Blend $1.89 Gold Medal $1.95 Farmer Joe . $1.43 MEAT PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Swiss Steak From Steer Beef Lb. 14c I Bf Pot Roast Que Ful! Cream Cheese Lb. 12V2 BOILING BEEF Lb. Ground Beef No water or ceresl idded all meat ... Lb. 10c m 2 lb. Delta Seal Bag . For the Finest Biscuits You Have Ever Tasted. 25' E HOME OWNED BUY AT HOME R D Y Shortening; Advancinf; Buy at This Low Fric. 3 Lb. Can 43 The Purity Stores are the last word in modern food distribution. When trading at these stores you always get fresh, high quality goods at prices that save you considerable money. Every item is guaranteed sat isfactory. Your guide to safe buying. Start today saving money at your Purity Store. CLAMS' FANCY RAZOR MINCED 2 No. y2 jec Cans A J MlIBthlJ MONEY SAVING SPECIALS JULY 14 and 16 HOMINY OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Goes Farther Doesn't Scratch Made with Pure Selsmotlte. 3 Cans . . . FANCY WHITE No.21:- f Can 5 COFFEE GOLDEN WEST Glass Jars Save Jars for Canning 31 1 Lb. Jar .. SALT ROOSEVELT or PYRAMID Full 2 Lb. Pkg. Plain or Iodized 2Pkgs... 15 RECIPE Stuffed Tomato Salad Select firm ripe tomatoes, hollow out the centers, chill and fill with Roosevelt brand shrimps, mixed with chopped lettuce,, a teaspoon of lemon juice and blend with Kraft's Miracle Whip. Fill tomatoes and top with Miracle Whip. pi.rtaLJf.p.'nRVM Highest Quality on the Market 1 Lb. Can .33' CORN BEEF FANCY Fine for Picnics or a Cold Lunch No.l Can MATCHES Purity Dependable Fire Chief. Note Saving for You. 6 Box Carton 23 CORN MINNESOTA Std. Golden Bantam 2 No. 303 1 0r Cans ...... I ASPARAGUS FANCY MAMMOTH White Tips for Fine Salads 15 BORAX Soap Chips 20 Mule Team quality Large pkg. J Powder 10 oz. package vl 0 Powder 1Ct 2 lb. package Send package top to Pacific Coast Borax Co., Wilmington, Calif., for Souvenir Book of Cowboy Songs. TUNA FISH WHITE STAR Chicken of the Sea No. !2Can.. 15c No.l Square Can 24' DEPENDABLE FRUIT JARS PRICED RIGHT KELLOGG'S PEP 2Pkgs 19c CHEESE FULL CREAM Oregon Made Per Lb 15c FARMINGTON MILK CHOCOLATE Fine Eating Chocolate A Healthy, Nourishing Food. Per POlintl 18' FREIGHT ADDED TO OUTSIDE POINTS. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Fruit and Vegetables ORANGES FuuTjdce Doz. CELERY Crisp Bunch .. DRY ONIONS wtir i Lbs. New Potatoes Us 7us...... PERSONALLY SELECTED 29c 9c 11c 10c SARDINES NORTH STAR Fancy Norwegian Packed in Olire Oil 2 No. y Cc Cans "-"J DEVILED MEAT LIBBY or RED CROWS 3No.'4 Ifo Cans Personal Service O Personally Owned Visit your Purity Store today. There is one in your neighborhood. THESE VALUES AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING EUGENE STORES EAST SIDE FRED E. LAMB 760 High Phone 3365 GARRETT'S GROCERY 1469 E. 13th Phone 2071 HASTING'S GROCERY Phone 2196 1892 E. 13th M0SS ST. GROCERY 17th A Moss Phone 2084 ROWLAND'S MARKET Phone 1710 644 E. 13th SHISLER'S GROCERY Phone 963 13th 4. High UNIVERSITY GROCERY 11th i. Alder WEST SIDE KOLKER'S GROCERY Phone 2069 684 W. 4th PHIL'S GROCERY Phone 2563 13th i. Willamette PETERSEN'S GROCERY 632 Blair Phone 2863 RIGHT PRICE GROCERY 1070 Lawrence Phone 3023-W FRED L. SHEPHERD 1201 W. 11th Phone 780 SOLBERG'S GROCERY 1081 W. 6th Phone 2149 8th & Olive WILLIAMS & OTTMANN 197 Washington Phone 29 DOWNTOWN GIESEKE'S CASH G10CIR1 Phone 2568-M 604 Willamette JURGEN'S GROCERY Phone, l V. H. TIBBETS 295 W. 17th Phone 2384-J WILSON-BRADY Broadway & Oak Phone 2tj0 THESE OUT OF TOWN STORES ARE COBURG COTTAGE GROVE MEMBERS OF THE PURITY STORES TANGENT WALTER E. DRURY General Merchandise , CRESWELL WYATT & TAYLOR Phone 376 Creswell MENDENHALL'S Phone 89-J DRAIN JOHNSAFLEY Cold Springs Camp LOWELL H. F. SHULT2 Stores Marked () Have OAKRIDGE HARKINS & SON SANTA CLARA SANTA CLARA CASH GRO. Phone 1978J-2 SPRINGFIELD 1,1 A. R. SNEED 434 Maiji Phone 79 Fresh Meat Department SPEER'S CASH GROCERY Phone 603-R-2 O WEST SPRINGFIELD E. L. DICKSON'S Phone 33 W 5 onononononononooooGiieoococcnon