le 13, JS
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Wer at Washington for ceremonies in which she took
if 1..tij)'c firet rnnoTRSswnnmn. GfippooilmH Iiu !...
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lliowas killed in an air crash last February. At left
I. - 1 tnni anA David, ft. At vicrht oo flnnAn 11
tUlWt ' J --ft" UU1KHUC, ii
ii) snd Jamie, 13.
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kcOET MOTHER TO OATH-TAKING Four of her five
r aarnvipA Mrs. William T). Rvrnti in iUn U ........
. - . . u uutiac
lellfaunrain
toUNTAIN, June 13.
fel)-The Fast ivooie uranas
d Maple nepeKaii wugc
... i t JU nf
Iff JiJ. met at inc iwiiic t
Albert Brasweu ror xneir
iwetinz Tuesday. A potluck
Lwas a feature of the noon
j His. Elmer aanitey ana
Uenn Le Vaugh were pres-
jift birthday gifts Irom trie
lis next meeting of the
m be held at the home of
H. C Holter of Dawson.
Birthday Club
L Harry Kessler entertained
tothiay club at her home
o! Beluountam recently
i birthday dinner. Mrs. Kes-
Kaved gifts from the club
cs.
sk md Hermon Nusbaum
i home last week from De-
Michigan with two . new
tars. Hermon drove his
home, towing the pickup
L-way.
Clean-up Park
Bellfountaln Women's club
feed an all day meeting at
Itlliountain park last week,
tea men and 17 or 18 wo-
aset at the park and raked
pbish and trash from the
lis and gave the park its
It clean up. A potluck din-
fas served at the noon hour
women. In the afternoon.
fc business meeting of the
ro new by the president,
Hoe Shelton. The women
H to have the bie sien at
prance to the park repaint
ftoa were discussed for a
aower honoring Mrs. Cal-
vin Powell (nee June Lander).
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Bloor on August 7 with
Mrs. J. J. Lamb, Mrs. Ivan Hin
ton and Mrs. Roe Shelton on the
refreshment committee.
Receive Degrees
Butron C. Lemmon of Tacoma,
Wash, was awarded his Masters
degree in education at Oregon
State college last week. Mr. Lem
mon is a former resident of this
community, having taught in the
Bellfountain high school and ser
ved as athletic coach the year the
Bellfountain basketball team won
the state championship. Amos
Bierly of Coquille, son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Buck
ingham of this community re
ceived his Bachelors degree in
agriculture at O. S. C. last week.
Mr. Bierly has recently accepted
a position as assistant in the AAA
office at Coquille. He and Mrs.
Bierly (formerly Miss Loree
Buckingham) spent the week-end
at the Buckingham home.
Miss Helen Quails of Gaston is
now employed as bookkeeper in
the office of the Ralph Hull mill
at Dawson. Miss Quails is a form
er resident of the Bellfountain
community.
The Four-H homemaking club,
with Miss Hazel Buckingham as
leader, and the sewing club led
by Mrs. Opal Likens met at the
home of Miss Maxine Smith re
cently for their regular meeting.
Ira Stratton cut his knee with
a saw recently while at work in
the Miller logging woods west of
Bellfountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Starr and
sons are moving this week-end
from the Lloyd Malcom house
south of Bellfountain to Newport.
Mr. Starr is employed at the
Toledo mill.
Jim Bloor of Monroe, Wash, is
visiting this week at the home of
his brother, Mr. and Mrs. William
Bloor and son. Mr. and Mrs. Bloor
plan to take him to Kelso, Wash,
on Friday and will visit relatives
of Mrs. Bloor over the week-end.
$2000 Scholarship
To Be Awarded In
Soap Box Derby Finals
To some young race car nilnf
winner of the 1941 All-American
Soap Box Derby finals at Akron,
Ohio, will go a $2,000 college
scholarship to any recognized state
college or state university. That
prize will be awarded to the win-
L. lne rmals 0 "ie derby.
The local Soap Box Derby will
be run m Eugene Friday, July
l, under the sponsorship of the
spend time
studying complicated
recipes? ,
Jelly and jam making need not be a compli
cated matter if you use the modern proved
method, with PEN-JEL! Millions of users,
from beginners to champions, endorse it!
ake Perfect Jelly
CUP-for-CUP method
3 rSflfllH 'fiVHi.H 'ITTT1 i'iUillU
Eugene Register-Guard and the
Silva Chevrolet Co. with the co
operation of the Eugene Play
ground commission. The winner
and runner up of the local event
will be taken to Portland to com
pete in the Soap Box Derby there
on July 26th. If either of the lo
cal drivers takes that event he
will get a free, ail-expense trip to
Akrort, Ohio, to compete in the
National finals. Ail entrants in
the local race will be given a
chrome-plated racing helmet and
there will be many prizes given
to entrants in the Eugene Soap
Box Derby.
Eugene entrants must register at
the Silva Chevrolet Co, and ob
tain the 1S4I rules book,
Native Shrubs And
Flowers To Be Set
Out Along Highway
Mrs, Paul J. Cauthorn, Eugene
R. F. D. 2, has received word
from the state highway commis
sion that a landscape gardener
will be sent here to eo-operate
with her in a plan to plant shrubs
and wild flowers along the Sius
law highway on the east slope of
the low pass. The roadside at the
turns in the highway where small
streams trickle down the moun
tain wilt be given special atten
tion, Mrs. Cauthorn said.
It is planned to plant seeds of
rhododendron, azalea, fox glove,
lupine, wild iris, snapdragon, red
poppies and other shrubs and
flowers native to this section.
Planting will be done in August
LONDON'S DOCKS
The biggest and most vital docks
of London are concentrated with
in a 10-raile area near the center
of the city. In normal times, this
commercial port handles 70 per
cent of England's meat imports,
56 per cent of the rubber, 44 per
cent of the wool, 33 per cent of the
oil and 27 per cent of the timber.
CURTAINS & DRAPES
GLEAMED
Electric Cleaners Phone 304
Church To Observe
Anniversary Sunday
The fiftieth anniversary of the
founding of the Sunday school of
the Fan-mount Presbyterian
church will be observed at S.4S
Sunday morning. The guests $
honor will be the three genera
tions of scholars attending the
Sunday school in the coramuatty.
Another feature of the Sasda?
school hour will be the combina
tion, of the Children's day pro
gram and the closing of the vaca
tion Bible school which was held
from Monday fiil Friday of this
week. The school opened Monday
morning and closed its work at
11:45 Friday morning. Classes for
all ages of children were provided
and the older children were given
simple manual training projects
as their handicraft work, Ninety
two children were enrolled and
the sversge attendance wax about
SI tot the week. A program a;
exftssst ei tfte emlsres wsu fee
shown at 8 o'clock Friday eve
ning, A sacred ssneert is te be gives
by the MsKenzie river vaUey
chorus Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. The pastor will give
brief sermon s "the Church and
the Child, A covered dish din
ner will be given by fee women
of the church after the service,
The moon's force of gravity ts
equal to only about one-sixth of
fee force of gravity on the earth.
SAL
3 P. M.
FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY
ONE STORE ONLY
960 Charnelton Street Telephone 428
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mm mm imi
Merchandise is advancing daily, but never-the-Iess we're going to give you one big chance to buy. Buy Quantities and Buy Now Wait end
you Ii pay 10 per cent more to double present prices. Buy new Don't wait The longer you delay, the more you will pay,
Pancake Flour
Klex
Soup
3 cans iWv
FIRE
East Broadwa;
Buy Now on Charnelton Street
Destroyed our East Broadway store Wednes
day evening.
Further announcement will be made concern
ing the other store as soon as insurance ad
justments are made.
Betty's Pride
2-Ib. jar .....
23
10 bars
Carton a.
6 boxes 5
Peanut Butter
Fels Naptha Soap
Matches
Old Dutch Cleanser csn .. 6C
Sperry Pancake age . .15c
Diced Beets or Carrots f' 25c
Lipton's Tea 39c 7 je
Ivory Soap 5 sLabS 25
Batter
Mapleine
Certo
1 Sugar
Economy Caps
bar
Grade A
pound
1-oz.
bottle
15
2sz,
bottle
bottle
White Satin
100-lb. sack .
dozen
5
39
25
14c
5.39
..17c
Golden Corn
Mt. Vernon, Fancy,'
Whole Kernel
12-oz. Vacuum Can .
f ahm4h Cmma Cock Robin
Wesson Oil S ?.rL 42 Sf.. 79
Kills Dale
Broken Slices
No. 2 can
Oysters
Tomato Juice
Dunbar, Small Southern
5-ounce net 2 cans
Val Vita
No. 10 can .
Gulf Stream,
Broken, Wet Pack
5-ounce can
Shrimp
Treet
Dunbar Fancy
Dry Pack 5-oz. net 2 cans ,
Armour's Luncheon Meat
2 cans -
Garden Gift
No. 3033 cans
2 25
25
Betty's Pride
184b. sack
Giant
package
Crosse & Blackwell
15-oz. can ....
Peaches Na, 2i 2 cans
1-poond
can
OTtt iS-OZ.
46-oz.
can
Each Customer Buying Merchandise to the amount of $1.09 et more may buy s
ountam Pen .10c
Cocomalt
Calumet
Baking Powder .JJi
Canary Seed fLgn....
Bird Gravel S?i
Grapefruit Juice
AajHTUV m tablets
Lighter Fluid
Facial Tissues V
Pitted mm ;
Pitted Dates Jj .
flapjack 2-ib, pkg,
Cornflakes
Cll fCft packages
35e
15
25
29'
15
14
10t
.5
.10
15
10
19
29
10
.17
.25
Bring Us Your Coupon and Get a Quart Bottle Free.
Quart
Bottle
C -Gallon
Jug
Sfaley's Cube
Gloss Starch
Staley's Cream
Corn Starch
Staley's Cube
Gloss Starch
2 pkgs. ..
2 pkgs.
3-lb.
pkg.
Staley's Golden 5'lb-Syrup
Staley's Crystal. 5Ab-
Syrup
can
15c
15c
19c
37c
39c
Golden West
Coffee
Drip or Regular Grind
1-lb.
can
2-lb.
can .
3-lb.
can
25 2".
49
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.. . 26
51
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Produce Department
960 CHARNELTON . . PHONE ISO . . FREE DELIVERY
ORANGES
For
Juice 9 do'
3S
APPLES
fancy jg jC
Wine- 9 lbs. 9
saps.
FIRST QUALITY . . , FRESH ALWAYS
CARROTS, BEETS,
TURNIPS
local
3 bn.!4C
PEAS
fancy m g
locale O lbs. mtjr
Also a fine selection of Melons, Sweet Corn, Currants,
Loganberries, Strawberries and. other produce,
The
Household
Cleaner
Quart
Jug.
Prunes ?g 15
n.. Mankind Kibbled i
DOg FOOd 3 25C
Oval Sardines fcls25
Shoetring Potatoes aS25
Grapefruit nL 10
Green Beans flfL-15
Holly Cleanser Lns ...... 10
F va Watch Dog
3 cans'
Bowl Cleaner
Honey ltlm
Gilt Edge
can
25
10
32
Orange Juice iTtz 25
Fruit Coclctail
Drain Opener 2T1 15
Buckwheat SiES.65
Farina -4
25
10-fis.
Betty's Pride
18-Ib. sack ,
Lacky Bag
10-ib. sack ,
3
35
33
49
Smoke Salt St.79
Soap Chips
Borene
town Flour
Flour
Flour
Gold Medal flour
Crystal White
5-Ib. pkg,
Giant '
package ....
Boraxo
16-eancs
package
Economy White , ,
Giant 3 bars
Borax
Soap
Fairy Soap
3 bars
Monticello
No. 1 tall can
Cwmmm Betty s Fnae
oyrup 27-oz. jug ...
Baa at Little KinS
rcas No. 2.
Dog Zoup
2 cans
Close Out
10c size
Grape JuiceS.
Vinegar 22-oz. bottle
Monte Rio
.1 Ammmtm
vaU 14.0JJ, bottle
Pork U Beans
Tuna
Val Vita
No, 2& can
25
.5
25
10
10
10
Ro. 2
cans
Sextar.t mjf m
Kq. 1 2 cans 3
Ivanhoe
Ho, 1 can
Grapefruit Juice
Pink Salmon
Potato Salad
w f i Ivanhoe
Macaroni jiaa
Sauerkraut
Dog Food
Soup
Chill Sauce
29
53
25
10
10
10
25
No, I can..
No, m ,
3 cans
Delight
8 cans
Phillip's
Ctoseoat, can ... -
Snider's
12-oz. bottle
Kerr
Sweet Picklei s3L jar
No. tS
can .-
Dill Pickles
Val Vita Light Meat
Ho, can
UK
10
.25'
,.25
.5
..IS
25
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