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THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
BATTLESHIPS
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Crater Lake Lodge
Will Open June 11
Opening dates for facilities at
Crater Lake national park were
announced Thursday by Jerry
Merritt, Eugene manager of the
Oregon State Motor association.
The east entrance to the park from
The Dalles-California highway is
now open, he said.
The lodge and dining room will
be open for guests on June 11
but the cafeteria will not open
until June 14. The overnight
cabins will be ready by June 15.
A daily stage running from both
Klamath Falls and Grants Pass
will begin the run on June 15.
Millman Drops Dead '
SWISSHOME, June 12. (Spe
cial) A. S. Hassell, day fireman
at the Swenson Lumber mill, drop
ped dead while at his regular
duties Thursday morning. The
mill was closed down the remaind
er of the day.
Th nrAchvtprian Missionary so
ciety met Wednesday, June 11, at
the home of Mrs. Leroy Frazier.
Mrs. Sam Amato and Mrs. ueimer
Ransdell served lunch.
Wilma Ransdell left Wednesday
for Corvallis to join friends on a
trip to Fairmont, Neb. She plans
on being gone about two weeks.
Tho Donkhnm nl'phpstrfl nf SwisS-
home played at Point Terrace last
week. A large crowa ui luitva
from Swisshome and Lake Creek
attended.
You can whip our cream, but
vou can't beat our milk. Echo Hol
low Dairy. Phnne 2935-J-2. Adv.
DEEP FREEZE
Refrigerator Locker in
your own home.
Capacity 30 gallons
SIGWART ELECTRIC
956 Willamette Phone 718
RUSH ON FOR PAROLES
CARSON CITY, Nev. U.PJ
More than half of the Nevada state
prison's 301 inmates have filed ap
plications for parole for considera
tion of the board of pardons and
paroles at the regular spring meet
ing today. The 175 seeking clem
ency were sentenced from 14 of
the state's 17 counties and In
cluded five convicted of first de
gree murder.
For Cooking
For Table Use
Try
Christensen's
GRADE A
BUTTER
You'll find this churn-fresh
butter ideal for every use.
Try a pound tonight.
149 East Broadway
POISONED DUCKS
Annually, many ducks are killed
by lead poisoning. Mistaking them
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S STRIKING POWER OF THE BRITISH NAVY has been reduced, only slightly despite loss
of the battleship Hood and axis claims that 25 or more warships were sunk off Crete. Chart
compares reported or admitted sinking with total number of vessels Britain has on duty in
Atlantic, Mediterranean and elsewhere.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
.Ton Drive Move Yourself
Save Long and Short Trips
HASTTNG'S
TEXACO SERVICE
924 Pearl Ph. 201
At Jasper
JASPER. June 13 (Special)
The Jasper grange met in regular
session Tuesday evening. Charles
Walker was appointed as the new
member of the agriculture com
mittee to take Mr. Forcum's place
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JUNE 14 . IB
CLABBER GIRL
BAKING POWDER
CASCADE
DAD will like
Our Fine Foods
Our Low Prices
FATHER'S
EVERY
Serve him lender, delicious meats
STEAKS . ROASTS . . CHOPS
IDEAL MEAT LOAF Special 27c Lb.
Best beef, veal and pork mixed "Just
right"
SOUCE Special 25c Lb.
HAM LOAF Special 59c Lb.
Ben made both! All fine meat and pure
stock.
SPICED PICKLED PIGSFEET, Special 10c Lb.
Pickled by Perllch's! Different , . Tasty.
WE ALSO FEATURE ALL GROCERY SPECIALS
AS ADVERTISED BY RED & WHITE STORES
who is ill. Clem Cummins of the
agriculture committee reported on
home gardening. Perry Wallou
reported on weed killers. Mrs.
Bert Fegles of the legislative com
mittee reported on tin mining in
Bolivia. Mrs. Brown, also of the
legislative committee reported on
national affairs. Mrs. N. Laird,
chairman of the H. E. club, re
ported that the next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Fred Cook
with Margaret Shelley, assisting,
Thursday, June 19. Each member
is to bring bazaar articles to sew
on. Mrs. Laird asked that these
articles be finished as soon as
possible as a request was made
that the H. E. club do some Red
Cross work. The next serving
committee will be Mr. and Mrs.
Clem Cummins, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Fegles and Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Fegles. The janitors will
be Charles Walker and Raymond
McCormick. Raymond Laird re
ported that the Y. G. A. had call
ed on a number of grangers who
have been ill and also had done
some unfinished work in the hall.
Y. G. A. will meet at Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Laird's home at 8 p.
m. July 5. The advisory commit
tee chosen by the Y. G. A. in
cludes Mrs. Nettie Laird, Mrs.
Grace Jones and Clem Cummins.
Don Alcom of the special com
mittee reported that the meeting
of the Fire Insurance committee
of State grange will be at New
port Monday at 8:30 a. m., June
16 in the high school building. At
this time two directors will be
elected. Louise Conger, Flora of
the Pomona grange was elected
as candidate for grange queen of
the coast and Lane county granges.
Committee appointed from Jasper
to sponsor the queen are: Chair
man, Don Alcorn. Raymond Laird,
and Mildred Wilkinson. Mohawk
McKenzie grange is giving a
penny supper on Saturday eve
ning. All grangers and friends
are invited. Pomona's annual pic
nic will be the Fourth of July.
The place will be announced.
Riding- Club
Mr. and Mrs. A. Evans served
a chuck-house breakfast to 20
members and friends of the Sky
line Riding club this past Sunday.
Mrs. Evans served breakfast from
their trailer house at Jasper as
the guests arrived from 9 to 11
a. m. The afternoon was spent
riding.
A good number of grangers
attended the potluck dinner and
grange Sunday at the Jasper
Christian church. A special num
ber was sung by Mrs. Nettie :
Laird. Mr. Beals, Mrs. Humph
rey. Mr. Noble 'Wheeler, with Mrs.
Noble Wheeler at the piano.
Announcement Is made that
Sunday, June 29, will be a com
bination children's and father's
day program; also that there will
be a party for the winning team
in the contest between the reds
and blues. The winning team will
be entertained by the losing team
on Saturday, June 14, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chase of
Jasper.
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Jaraan Shoes
Lead in Styles
For Spring $5.50 to (7.50
DeNeffc'Sw,,,.
Graham Crackers pkg .
WHEATIES g
BLUE LABEL
KARO SYRUP It'..
FESTIVAL
Salad Dressing
VAN CAMP'S
PORK & BEANS
LA SALLE
Devilled Meat
Seedless
Raisins
Kellogg's
PEP
Large Pkg:
H2C
Quarts
20-Oz.
Tin
3 No. Va
Tins
FESTIVAL
EGG NOODLES
14-Oz.
Cello Bag
PREFERRED STOCK
TOMATO JUICE 2
No. 1
Tins ....
HI HO
Butter Crackers
Preferred Stock Preferred Stock
Sauerkraut SfiS
No. 2i2 Tin ............ CUnW
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MASON
JAR RUBBERS
ECONOMY
JAR CAPS
RINSO
Lifebuoy Soap
IVORY SOAP
HOLLY LYE
FRENCH'S
BIRD GRAVEL
Presto
Glass Top
JARS
Dozen Pints
4 Bars ........
3 Medium
Size Bars
yCrktTnK Moss Street Grocery Bednoschek's Grocery
YOUR REE,?FVEHY W Give Green 81.
f' ZT A Telephone 2084 17lh Mom Free Delivery
PyiJX M WEST 19TB AVE. Ph. 89
k(CICU MILL'S GROCERY BARLOW'S
I I , Telephone 1488 Complete Food Market
I mmwt.Mm.mm J Thirteenth and HUyend lh at Ante
V STORE Mione 951 Free Delivery
' Grc.erKsEvLb.e, HASSELROOTH'S
684 West 4th Phone 2069 Wlsmette street Market
JEPSEN'S GROCERY win street
we deliver Deal's Service Grocery VM SCOTT
495 West 80, Ave, ft. 188 5 SM - f'Stl,
Pard
DOG FOOD
3 Tins
OUT OF TOWN STORES
K. A. Shlrtellff Sons
Winchester Bay, Oregon
Henderson's Grocery
Reedsport, Oregon
SMITH A SHORT
Cottage Grove. Oregon
J. H. CARPENTER
General Merchandise
Monroe, Oregon
GRANTS CASH
MARKET
1 Mile South of
Santa Clare ,
4tSTEfTS
Drain, Orel
McATEF .
Willamette Citr-J"
WHITE'S MARK
Girdtaer. Oref
Dester. Oref
WALTER S,,
& o a a a a e .s .i ti fl h A fi
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