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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1939. Society and Clubs By DETTY SHOEMAKER SHOWER HONORS MRS. JAMES ADAM EK f'A MAS VAI.I.KY, Juno 1. Mrs. fleorgo lienn honored Men. James Adjiiut'K or Ohilla Willi it ilelighl lul shower party til Ihe Denn homo Thursday .illeriioou, .May 2.1. Many iluinly ami beautiful Klfis were received liy the honor piles! anil displayed on a table lor all to look over. After a pleasant uncial hour re l'reslinieiils were sened liy Ml'fi. lenu, assisted by Mrs. Kula I.uchs anil Mrs. .MadKe Standley. Those present were the honor puest. Alia. .Inines Adnmck, Mm. Kdna Standley, Mrs. iOnln l.ucns, Mrs. Marparet Crouch. .Mrs. Al berta Coon. -Mrs. Vera Standley, Mrs. Rulli Lawson. Mrs. Narcissus Slandli'v. Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. l'ri'il crush, Mrs. Ruby Wafer, Mrs. MailK Slandley, Mrs. Irniu Jones, Mrs. Heltha Slillwell, Mrs. Kvelyn Slillwell. Herllui llieska. I'.eity I'arrott. Calhaline Standley. Virginia Coon. Joanne l-awsnn. Mavlielle Standley, Danlece Coon, (mi Water, lli.nnie Standley. Ceorse and HoiIiot ltenli anil the hostess, Mrs. Denn. COMMITTEE MEETS AT UMPQUA HOTEL Members of the committee for the Junior Womaus' club food sale met Wednesday evening in the lobby of the Hotel l'iniqua lo compline plans lor the sale. No tices will be sent lo the club mem bers and proceeds from the sale w III he used to purchase a lane table cloth for the clubhouse and Looks Tor the Junior Woman's dub shelf in the city library. The sale will be held Saturday. June 3, ul McKean and llaldwin's Furniture store on Cass street. Committee members include Mrs. 1,. (". Latham, Mrs. Paul MeUnwnn. Mrs. Adrian llowen. Miss Verla MiLauclilin and Mrs. Jack Chap man. GRANGE MEETING TO BE OPEN MELROSE. June 1. The Mel rose grange meeting, scheduled for June B. will be an open meet ing with a children's program, ac cording to an announcement made today. The program wilV he followed by a partv for the members and their families. Progressive Chi nese checks are to be played and the women grunge members are requested lo bring cookies. KEYSTONE CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY A meeting of the Keystone club of the Methodist. Episcopal church lias been called for 1:"0 o'clock Friday nfleruoon at the. homo of Mrs. Vern Keel, U37 North Jack son street. Mrs. C. CI. Vim Vulznh and Mrs. Keel will act as joint hostesses for the club members. IS HANDED RIFLE UNSEEN 40 YEARS FRANKFORT, lnd June 1. (Al) -Waiting In a rifle squad to fire a subtle to soldier . dead. Charles 10. Kads glanced at lin stock of the gnu issued to him and saw his own initials carved there The rifle was the one he had used with the t. S. forces in the Philippine insurrection 4(t years ago. It was the first time he had seen it since. Investigation disclosed the igun was in a consignment of obsolete riries given by the government in 1!I2 to Ihe local camp nt the Unit ed Spanish War Veterans. SI M HONS Tn lli fin-nit ( the State of i ir.-K" Th"m:is. IM;i il.t if f. vs. J.-ttnef .... 1; u l it I'.H.k .l..ltliH"ii : ' lwtrli-s .ldh iimhi: The unknown H.min or I;tni.-1 X. '-'. k. !. (..;. (I; .mil nil othT persons ;i rl unknown ' hi lining any rik'ht. title .still'. Hell, nr itltet-i-t in til- ie:.l etlHe UeT I I'e.l in ihe i ompluint herein. 1 t. feii- l.nt. T.- .1 times f""k: T.nurn I'nnK .1.. hi. s..n: fh;nl.s Johns. m; The un known h. ir f Ianie1 N. I'.mk. l'e . e;i' (I; mnl all "th. r petH'.ns or putties unknown .l;i i tnliiit any nvht. title, estate, li-iv or interest tn the real estate I.-s.rf tn-l in Ihe (omphiint lierein. I tefenda nts: In th name of the Stat.' of Ore-o.-n von are her. hv re'l'ilted tn ap pear anil answer the ..nip1alnt filed iiuiiinst von in Hie ahove t-ntilled . ..in t ane Within fmir U uD c, M, ,t..i of Hie first tut itt i en t Mtii of this sninuioiiK ami ir von fail so n appear anil answer s u.t . -11111111.1 i tit for want I het-eor the pliiintlff will tipilv t" the ii.iirt for the relief theiein d.-ni;in.l-ed. n succinct statement of whuh i as follows: That ea.-h nnd nil of von ho f(r eer hailed and f urn h.se.t nf anv and nil rtKlit. title. e-iuitv. lien, or interest in or to the folio winK des-1 iheil real pioperl v In Ihhik-t- CMimtv Orecoii. to-wit: 1-1- :.. . ; and !' of Se. n. ,n i". le-v II acres thereof, d. s. rlhe.l in deed from Annie .1. Maine to .1. 1' And.-ivon: tli SK'i of S.-ition 1 " . Loin 1 and 1! in Section 11; Lot 1 In ction i i : mid l.ot 1. 'J and 3 of ...!.... i'. in Township ..iilh of Halite tr,, 7 Vest of the Wlll- lllett. And Ihe' plaintiff title forever oineled, mid thai plaintiff be defrei d tr he th .WTiel t hereof III fie Simple. f I ee f.Min anv and all claim of the a l" e mi tiled defendant s. This siimini.ns is served upon vnM hv piUdlcaiioii In the Itose iiarif Nevs-lteviev. n Ii. wipiif"!' of K.-tiei ii I c i 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 on published tn I 'hi Khm f o'mt v. ' M eaon. pursuant tn the order of the llonoralde fail K Wiinlorlv. Jmlire nf the nhnve .ntitled court, ilui v made nnd en tered on th" 31st dny of May, I ft Sit. r. 'iiiirlnr this summon to he pub lished onr a week for four M pin esJive weeks. flnl re(Ulrinn voii to appear and nnawer plain i If f- ronudiilnt within four HI v-r ek ft om the date of the first piitdM-ntion of this tMimmons. litd nnd flrt puMi-he.l June 1. 1 ' II Al.l.M Mils A riKT'liFS Attorney!' fnr IMdiMfiff '.. t.".ffir. AMdrf.-- pmiKlns Nlft, H.. nk Ithlj.'. It--. t.iirK. ui.-noii. MRS. CLINGER TO BE CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. W. O. Cllnger will bo hos tess lo the Past presidents' club of the Ceorge Stunner auxiliary to .the U. S. W. V. Friday ufternoon at 1 ::I0 o'clock at her home. A dessert-luncheon will be served nnd all past presidents of the auxiliary are invited to uttend. P. E. O. WILL MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON .Members of Chapter 111 of the P. H. O. Sisterhood will he enter tained Friday urternaon at the home of Mrs. C. C. Finlay. The meeting will open at 1 o'clock, Mrs. f. E. Roberts, president of tiie local chapter announced Wednesday. ISlIdLUS SLOW. HARD TASK PORTSMOUTH, X. H., June 1 AV) Assorting he was saiisfied with the progress of salvage work on the sunken submarine Srjualus, Ilear Admiral C. W. Cole said to day It was important the public realize "this necessarily is a slow, tedious task." In charge of the work since the riqualus sunk a week ago Tuesday. i the admiral declared the work was proceeding according to .routine, with efforts now underway to blow out COO tons of water from the wat er-filled aft compartments which house the 26 dead. The forward sections of the sub mersible already have been placed under air pressure and when buoy ancy Is inducted into the remainder of the craft pontoons will he brought out for the actual raising process. For every 10 minutes of work by a diver under the 40 fathoms of water, there is 45 minutes of "dead" time, while thf diver is be ing lowered and raised. James II. McDonald, master div er, agreed the task would be slow hut added: "We'll get her up. PILOT INJURED IN FORCED LANDING PT-AINFIFLD, Ind., June 1. (AP) A. U. S. navy pilot was in jured slightly and six other per sons were shaken today in a forc ed landing of the twin-motored navy plane Anacotia on a muddy field two miles northwest of here. The injured man is George W. Dunn, o-pilot of the ship, eu route Trout -WaBhington - to - Ran Diego, Calif. He Is attached to the naval flying field in Washington. Dunn was treated for cuts by a local physician and placed in nn automobile which continued to ward Indianapolis. . Michael Wodareyzk, pilot, said he lost the blind landing radio beam whil attempting to land at Indianapolis municipal airport. TWO NAVY FLIERS DIE IN CRACK-UP PFXRACOUA, Fla., June 1. (API Two fliers from the naval air station here were killed today when their training plane plunged into Pensacola bay. Navy offi cials identified the men aB: Joseph S. Vox, 34, Seattle, tieu tenant junior grade naval re serve, flight instructor. Alfred Peter Ivy, 23, Norfolk, Va.. aviation machinist's mate, student nt the air station's train ing school. The pilot of another plane aloft at the time alighted and made fu tile attempts to rescue them. Uox was married last Friday to Miss Norma Cook. Stock and Bond Average Compited by The Associated Press June 1: 3d la la fiO Ind'ls Kit's Ut's Sfks .. 6fi.6 18.S :i7.0 47.0 ... 7.6 Ut.O 37.5 47.7 ...64.6 1X0 36 1 4a" .. T.4.9 13 4 2!t. 38.1 ....77.11 23 S 40 43.4 ... f.S.S ir.,7 33.7 41. C BONDS 2n in 10 m UK's Ind ia Ut's Fgn. I Thursday .. Prev. day .Month ago . Year ago .. 1 ;:: high . i;i:t!t low ... Thursday (to come) rillirsday II lnn.O Hfi 2 91 1 94.0 !I0 2 !fi 1 ill. II 112.1 12 1 r.s.7 r,i 1 til." I'ivv. (lay Month aeo Year aeo .. 1H.TJ hifh HiM low .. r, ij (l ?ei ? ... .S5.1 US. 6 r.l.fi SB.."! 114. !l 1011.7 ... 53.4 97.0 -112.2 Low yield- New IiIkIi. SEE Luvern Raymond FEATURE ATTRACTION Martin's United Shows Roseburg Dairy Gradt A Puteurlred and Biw Milk ORINK Mil K FOR HEALTH" PHONE 186 SIDE GLANCES i i M COPa.1,1, tV hC StP)CE. INC T M fttC U S P'tu' 61 "C.crluinly I Uivp vim but ecinldn'l we hirp cook un til you've sorl of futind vnur wiiy iinmiul Ihe kitchen ?" Screen's No. 1 ,( .. . i. . Humphrey llogart, starred with Kay . Francis, in tha outstanding gangster picture, "King of the Underworld." The second feature is the latest Itoy Rogers western, "Southward Ho!" wilh (leorge Hayes and Mary Hart. Starts today for three days at the Itnse theatre. Lion Mascot Here "I - I ! t ... ;j ill 11 iJi l,7 . - ft,.,!--, II 7 "7v- -7 : " . '. r .... -. - : ... -v Ut? ituniore I, noove, famous Aim nil non.niiiKeoi of me itiimore ini -olnpany, wan a vlHitor ill ItoxenniK today and 'was ween by luilldledH of KoHehnri; boys and Kiris. The lion, now nearly full urovii, is on a tour which will take him to nil cities and towns of the Pacific eonM. VETERANS TO NAME STATE DELEGATES IHcgates to the stiile department encampment of the Veterans of Koreiyn Wars to he held at Pendle ton, July ft-1 2. will he elected at the tegular meeting of Ihe local poet :it Ihe K. ol P. hall tonight, f'nmmnnd- ; Wolf Creek Boy Scout Camp, July 30-Aug. 13. j J (Please fill in ami ichii'tl lo A. M. Klilldl.-on calnp (Omllllltie! ! chairman, Kosehnrjr.l " ; I havp work by which n Scont may earn money toward his camp; S fee. ; I will contribute S Inward the ramn fee of a worthy hoy, I S II INK 1 1 Bjr George Clark 1 Gangster 4 V , t ( 'if si I, ..,..- .K. ,j ri t j t ' , jer Hav Tannluiid Is a delegate by 'virtue of his offiie. Additional jdeifates will be elected on a basis or one to each 15 members. A lame Kinup of veterans also is expected j to Hceotupany the official deletra jiion to tiie reunion. A report on the :lluddy poppy sale will be presented hit louiL'ht'H meeting by Chairman hick linker I J. Local News Here From Wilbur Frank (iriib lie. resident of Wilbur, visited in Uost-htiiH Unlay. From Eugene A. F. MorrioM. of F.UV.0111-. was a busiiifits visitor in this ciiy Wi'dnesday. ' Roseburg Visitor Mrs. K. U HalHy. of Umptpm. spnt Wedm's day in Jtosidmrt; on business. Go To Victoria Mr. and Mis, John 1). Wynne, of this citv. are visiting in Victoria, Ihitit-h Colum bia. From Port Orford Mm. Clay ion Weavt-r. of Purt Orl'ord. was anion PoscbuiK business visitors Wednesday. From Riddle Mrs. Hen Nirhols, nf Hiihllf. spent Wednesday in Uosebuin visiting friends and trans acting business. Roseburg Visitors Dan Huntley and son. both of Kice Creult, were niiioim Itoseburs business visitors today. Here Wednesday John H. Mont iroiuerv. sunerinieudi'tit of the South Uinptina CCC catnp. spi'tit Wednesday evoninj? in Ilosehurk'. Back From Lake John Siliafii-r ami Handy Mclloiiald have rnlinii mI lo Kcitu'litirK al'tHi' KpcnilitiK TllKil:iy flsliillK ul Diamond lak'. rtn I mint at r.ftastF Klllnnn and Ii. F. Heienstein left this morning for Winchester Hay and other coast points to spend a lew days fishing-. Here Today Arthur M. F.ppstein. president of Ihe Oregon Automobile Insurance company of Portland, was a business visitor in this city today. On Business Fred 1. Snulhwiek, listrict warden for I lie Houglas Forest Protective association, spent today in (ilendale and Azalea on business. Local Visitor Fills Miller, Dallas. Ore., ha returned home nf- Im- spenilliiK tlio holiday Willi Mr. anil Mi'H. .1. S. .McUdiiahl and fam ily at 41 Koutli l'llu Htnvt. Back to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. ,T. 1. Saumli'l'S liavn iclllllicd In tht'ir linmo In ltnsclnirir after a wrdding Irln lo rnnut points. They lire lilaklni! their home 111 I III West Lane street. Portland Visitors Mr. and Mm. N. K. Hall anil two rhlldreii, James and Joan, were hoimo lineuls at Ihe hontp of Mr. anil MrH. .loe Hlimser. nf this clly. over the week-end. Mrs. Hall Is a niece ol Mrs. Illosser. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Iteyuohls and Ilex Jones left, for their home al McKiuley, Ore., alter spending several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Casey Jones on Mill street. Return to Lakeview Mr. nnd Mrs. .. Mikeworth and son. Jerry, have returned lo their home in Lakeview alter a three-day visit with Mrs. Mlkeworth's parents, Mr. :ind Mrs. Herman Alliums, and j 1 1 riends. I Returns To School La Verne sraiiL;li lias returned to Kuuene to I complete his sophomore year at the University of Oregon, after stiendiiu,' Tuesday In Roseburg with I his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alba i spaugh. Goes to Corvallis Mrs. Lola Nutting, who has been engaged in nursing In Roseburg for several vars. has accepted employment at the Children's Farm Home at. Cor vallls. She Is spending a lew days in Kuu'ene visiting her son. Iiwell. and her daughter. Fern, before tak ing up her new duties. Former Resident Visits Mrs. Marie Flint McUall. of Salem, has returned to her home nTter spend ing the week-end and Memorial i:iv in Roseburg visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Newell and other Mends. Mrs. McCall is a former Roseburg resident and has Just re turned from an extended lour of the eastern and southern stales and a trip to the West Indies. On her :iv home she routed her trip by way of New Orleans, La., and the San Francisco fair. FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 EAT Model Bakery 'Germako' Wheat Germ Bread 1. Contains the whole germ of natural wheat RICH IN VITAMINS B, E and G. 2, Maket tender, golden brown toaat. S. Dellcloua true Wheat flavor . . easily digetted. 4. High In Nutritive Value. 5. Freih from MODEL BAKERY. FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER No Car, Bermuda's Governor Resigns :. '','.): LuMLAt. : wim a . Ltzmtx&A& Strict adherance by the Bermuda Assembly to the island's famed ban on automobiles cost them the services of General Sir Reginald Hildyurd, above. Governor ot Bermuda. He resigned after the Assembly had consistently refus ed him a car. Visits Here Mrs. Clarence Til totsou and daughter, Virginia, spent Wednesday in Kosi-buiK on husl iu ss fimii their home at Idleyld. Goes to Portland Mrs. Oliver Haines, of Klkton, h-it today for Portland to attend the graduation exercises of her daughter. Marie, from lli Multnomah hospital. Fol lowtim the exercises Friday. Miss Haines will take up her duties In (he Multnomah hospital where she has a pted a jMisit ion. NFW YORK. .Tune 1, (AP Carlos Garcia, a prominent- sugar importer, acknowledged in tho po lice lineno Imliiv n rh:ii'iro nf irriiml ImctMiy made airaiust him for the theft of l.u7n.4L'7 was "partially true." hut contended he did not himself receive ihe money. lie told acting Lieutenant Jatne.i 'ike it went to his firm. Assistant District Attorney Frank A. F. Severance said the 45-yeur-old ih fenduut admitted he obtained the money through falsified warehouse receipts to cover his losses In sug ar futures trading and cancellation of customer orders. Garcia Sugars corporation, of which Garcia Is president, went In- I o recei versh i p M a v 2-1 when the National fcugar Heftnlng company. American Sunar Refining compnny and a lighterage firm, Lee & Sim mons, told federal court more than Slue, U0U was due them and that the Garcia concern's liabilities exceed ed assels bv more than SLOmi.lMH). Resides Hie companies which ob tained the receivership. Severance said six other firms were losers In cluding Paine, Webber and com pany. ALASKA MOUNTAIN PUTS ON FIREWORKS PFRRV VILLF. Alaska, June 1. (API Fruptlng Mount Venia minof shot flames, smoke aixl ashes skyward in a spectueulat display today, and coast guard of ficials reported a change of wind would create a "dangerous situa lion" for this Alaska peninsula set llement. Must of the residents were away fer the fishing season, however, and the coast guard cutter Morris was standing by to give aid if necessary. FIVE ITALIAN AIR SOLDIERS IN CRASH HOMK. June 1 (AIM The all inlnlslry announced today (tint lio airmen were killed In the i lash of ii military airplane Mon day, near Pavia. The eanse of the aeeldent has not heen determined. 6i . I. tHm W. at 1 Today - Friday and Saturday WARNER BAXTER doni again the sombrero and the silver-mounted guns of his rroit famous character , , . O. Henry's fascinating rahnHrro of old Arizona 1 ' Klddii-s 10r mm Shows P King and Queen to Start Eastward Trip Friday. Pv FRANK 11. KING JASPKH. Alta.. June 1. -(API-King George and Queen Klizabeth will rest for 24 hours here on top of the Canadian Hockles where I on Mpinre miles of the world's largest national park and game sanctuary spread over inlKhly peaks, canyons, mountain valleys, rushinu: rivers ami glacial grand eur unlike anything on the contin ent. From the Pacific shore where Vancouver and Victoria completed the tribute of homage nnd feaity of the trans-Canadian trip, the Itrilish sovereigns moved back to their royal train for the return trlj which runs over a route to the north of tho westward journey. Few stops will be made between here and Ontario. Kdiuouton, cap ital of Alberlu. will entertain her sov ereigns six hours on Friday and Saskatoon will havo a two-hour visit Saturday. All other stops will be brief ten minute audiences with Mill the in habitants of towns or country dis tricts who can get to tho railway stations to see the special streak through or slow down to a four mile speed if the engineer sees a waiting crowd and pushes a buz zer which notifies the king In the last car that loyal subjects want to see him. On the we dward trip across the dominion the royal couple used I this method of making platform up peavances whenever possible. The engineer would see n crowd, push the button and the king and queen were at the windows or on the back platform before the last coaches of the ja-car blue and silver special passed the station. At one Ontario town 6,000 peo ple welcomed the royal train with a brass band and community sing ing und cheering at six a. in. No stop of train was scheduled, and the royal slumber after a bard pre vious day of personal appearances was rudely ended. hut does not mean the king nnu pieen are sleepyheads, but tney are making no bathrobe and slipper rear platlorm apiwuranees. BUSINESSMEN WILL CONFER WITH F. D. R. WASHINGTON, June 1. (API President Roosevelt will meet, with approximately a dozen big business men for discussion of economic pro blems at the white house tonight. Names of all of them were no! announced, but they were reported Starts Today For 3 Days The Screen's No. 1 Gangster Teamed with the loveliest lady In Hollywood. uuMPHREl " " T BOCARll KING OT IHE UMERWOl (..ll( Pioneer of ihe Plains! Streaking across the screen to thrill you with new adven ture, new songs and plenty of real west ern ctionl WITH ROY ROGERS III H t GFORCC HYt$ WADE R0! CLE R " 8hows 2-?.S:15 P. M. Matinees 25o Evenings 35o Kiddiea 100 2 BIG HITS mm to II Include members of the com merce departments business ad visory council. Among those to attend are Charles P. Hook, president of thn American Itolling Mill company or Mlddlelown, Ohio, former head of the advisory council: Sidney J. Weinberg, New York Investment. banker, and John II. Piggers, To ledo glass manufacturer. -o- 40,000-ACRE FIRE HITS COLUSA AREA COUURA, Calif., June 1. (AP) A 40,OM0-acre fire which had raced over western Colusa county since Tuesday, wifs believed under con trol today after hundreds of fire fighters fought to savo two settle ments and ranch houses in the path of the flames. Beginning six miles v.-est of Sites, 20 miles northwest of here, tho wind-tanned fiames spread out over a 20-mile front, threatening Leesvllle and I.odoga for a time. Reports said damage to grain and pasture was heavy, and thou sands of acres of brush In foothill areas were blackened. Two ranch homes were reported burned. Here From Seattle William A. Moans, of Seattle, representative for photographic recorders, was iu Roseburg Wednesday on business. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND. Ore.. June 1. (Al') rO'l'ATOKS Yakima (ieniH ( ) cental; local SI. Oil; Heaehutes Oems (1. 251.411 cental; Klamath Kails No. 1 Clenia, 51.25 crrate. Ni:" POTATOES California Whites No. 1, $l.i;U-1.7. per Wi lli. Hack. ONIONS OrOKon No. 1. SI 80 per cental; California was $.!M 81.110; red t.llnl.OO; yellow t.Kll- I. lill per fill-lh. Hack. Wool, hay. hops, mohair, cas enra hark uiictiaiiKeil. HI'TTKIt I'linta, A Kraile 2Te lb. in parchment wrappers, 2Jlc th. in cartons; H grade 2lic lh. in parchment wrappers, 27c Hi. in carlorm. I1I1TTERFAT Portland deliv ery buying prices: A m'aile 24Jc a.le lb. Portland delivery; II (jraile 2J(! lesH: C Krade 6c lh. Icsh; coun try delivery 2:lc lh. for A urade. KIKIS Wholesalers huyiiiK 111'Iccr; AA. l!lc doz.; A. ISc iloz.; II, larRe lll! do-.; A, medium, lfc . doz.; A, Hinull, 15c do.. Selling price lo retailers Kenerally 2c do, higher. t'heeae. counlry ments. live poul try, turkeys unehnliRed. PARKINSON'S Food For Sale" Special Values Friday and Saturday June 2nd and 3rd PRODUCE BANANAS 3 lb ONIONS Green, 3 bunches .... CARROTS AND BEETS 2 bunches SPUDS 25 lbs. U. S. No. 1 .. PINK GRAPE- 20c 10c 9c 32c 25c FRUIT 2 for TOMATOES Hurd's, 3 for ... PEAS Pheasant, 3 (or 25c 25c SPAGHETTI Franco o- 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c American, 3 for STRING BEANS Fountain, 3 for TOILET TISSUE M. D., 3 for KERR LIDS 3 dozen for TOMATO JUICE Knight's- 3 cans HOMINY Standby. 3 cans GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No. 2 tins, Texsun, 3 for COFFEE Supreme Bulk, Lb. 25c; 3 lb. 73c 323 W. Caw Phone 24 3 25c 25c :i imuL-t '.aJsHWTw'''ti;"rv
