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Newspaper Page TextROSEBITRS REWS-KEVIEW, RU5EBURS, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940. TTTREl Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS GAIL HUFFORD MARRIES SATURDAY VON'f'AI.I.A. Jiilli! (i. MI IhilliMil. iliiu'-:lil-r ol' Air. and .Mix. I.. A. IJulTniil r SirlnsflPll. mmI u 1m oj- ilio iwo yeiils v i't Imhiio I't-iiiiimiifs li'iu'lifi- at Y.Ulf'Itllu llif.ll Si'ltOtll, WIIH llllittMl in tiuir:'i;iKf in Cai'l lli-lica, Sitnir iby i;voiiItik al llu Si. Mary'd i-ltin-f!). Con;illis. !usk(Mfl of whilR t'ox jjlnvt1.-? anil white tapers .v.-tinst n tjacl:ui(Miii(l of ofilar loiinf'il a hrinilil'ul st'tthi; fur Iho -! cainiiy. TllM hritli. who wan tiivn In inarrlai'C by licr ialhr. iv:h iln-SM-il In n white t'liillon (Ires', dorian stylo with uhlto h'i'l trim. Sim carrii'il u whito llllili' Willi whili' oi-i'hiils ail'l ous (aili! of white IIowovh. AttniKlliiK the lirido was Mrs. (JoorKo lllals of Salem, who was ilrciisi'il 111 him lace. The briiles Mai'lii were Miss Chrislini! Jensen i,r Wilhiniina. Miss .Maliel KinK ery. Miss llelirns Sprlntiel. Mrs. Crate rowan uud Mrs. .lean Cow an of Vonealla. who wore iiienll-e-.il dresses of hlue net over hlue laMeia. They wore while snoods ill llieir hair with halos of flowers mid carried nosegays of while roes and Jiink sweetpeas. Mrs. William LtniKan iiiayeil the tninlial music, also accompaniiiK Wllllain I.anuan. who khiik al the v.edilinf; also al tho receplioii, which followed tho ceremony at the ( lil 1 Mi i fraleriiily house, or which Mr. Ilrlica is a member. 1on lirlica acted as best man for his brother anil the ushers were A I Allen. William lloyer. .lames Miller. Frank Mandlc and Itobcrt Howen. Mrs. lirlica was graduated from l'ni'.ersily of (ireBon and has tanuht in Ynnfalla lor the past iwn years. Mr. lirlica is a snulu lile of Orenon Slale collene. The cmiple will iniiku Ibelr homo in Ciirvallis aller reluniliil! from an extended wedillni: trip to Califor nia anil Chica:,'ti. Mr. and Mrs. Karl ninnt ant! I mi daughters. Lois and l.rta .Mae. Mr. timl Mrs. Frank llr:"l fortl, flelly Loll and .Tack ilrad fnrtl. M'ss N'era Tlminpson :md Iteiirv Wheeler of Ytmcnll.i r.iimiiV ike out of tmva uiiosih pie-tut. 09 HUNTINGTON FAMILY ENJOYS REUNION YONT'AU.A. .7 u n e (!. T li llilniinrlon family enjoyed a -,.. union Siiioliiy, .lime -'. al Ihe old lluii.iii'-'lti'i home south of town. Tell ol Ihe thirteen children of lien Illlllliii'Mon Sr.. wen; prese.it. A lone table was plaii'il en Ihe lawn, whore a bounteous dinner was enjoved. Guests saluted Ihe Mas and sans "lod liless Amor, lea.' Those present were Mrs. liutli QuiKley and son. Clifford, of Mcdlord. I'eret llnntliiKton of ."'.islers. Mrs. Mary Kaslma.i and diiui'.hter. .laiiii'e. of lioselmii;. Mis. Sarah Weil, of Mend. lire., (ieorre Wort, of Toledo. Mrs. I''. II linrohert of Oalilalid. Ciilll.. Miss Lucille llunthiKlon or Port land, lien lliinliiiKlon jr. of Jack soliville, Mr. an. I Mrs. 1'hil limit iimloil. .Mrs. Louise r.loomilllist and two sons. I'tiillip and John of Noilh I'.cnd. .Mrs. Mary Nichols and two sons of Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. lien lluntiniiton Sr.. Mr and Mis Hare Kimtory. Mabel. Mary. iollv and Horls. Libert and Hon Kliia'erv. Web 1 lunl Inulon. Mrs Hemic'- Mideke and son, llichard. Mr and Mrs .lav llunlinslon. Jnu mie. Carol, Anna Marie and Janet lhliltiu;!on. 9 WEEK END PARTY IS ENJOYED YliXf AI.LA. June 11. T b e ( liristian Kn.havors of Ihe Chtirrh of Christ eliloyetl a week-end I any lasl week-end at Ihe "mot-urn. camp at I'all creel!. Th;' rov erninent camp w as lurneil over to Ihe voJliie people, and a ve'-y e'liovalile iwo days were held Those allenillnt' were Itev. and Mi". Jensen and son. John. Mr. and Vis V H Marsh and dauall ter. Veniila. Mr. anil M rs. ltoy llranl and Hose and Jiinmie Uranl. i ,- in,, I Mrs. Arne lljorlt. Vernon I'alti'dl. Marvin llellalld. Slanley LllilwiK. Kvelvn 1'otler. I'.va l'ol ter am 1'otler. I lick Smith. Heiirv Wlieeler. I'.-tlv Lou llrad loid '.Lo k lira, Hold. Wilfred Viall. Cl.-iin Phillips. Luna Phillips. 1 el nrls Snrinkol. l.ela Mae and Lois llranl. Norma llilchcoik. P.mce Tuipia. Prisrilla Tiiil'ill. C O VETERANS TO ENJOY INFORMAL DANCE ON FRIDAY EVENING A delichlful informal dancinK parlv. Hie lasl of the season lo lie sponsored by rinpiiua I'nit of tho American Leudon auxiliary, has lu-cii announced for Friday eve nillir. June 7th. lo he held at the Veterans Faciiilv from seven-thirty to nine-lliirty o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Parkinson. Mrs. Clinton Ciorthv. Mrs. W. J. dim i.ihied and Mrs. I. H. Itlesel nre In I'liarse of arraimements and have asked tile enoperallon of every nieinher of Ihe unit to make the dance an enjoyable success. Those deslrine transportation to Ihe fa- .ilitv are askeil In meet at (lie Ho le! ' riniMiua at seven-fifteen o'clock. JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB GIVES LOVELY SHOWER MIAIN. June R The Jolly Cirile club sponsored a roniniiiuity show er recently in Adamson's orrhanl. in honor of ndell Craij. Those present were, beside the Euest of honor. Miss MadHine P.rnc:. Mis. Ilifi 2c. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ('rale and daughter, lloris. Ml it Kob 'rt son and Porothy, Mr. aiul Mrs. Meacham and famllv. Mr.. ilensiey and son. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Mad den. Mr. and Mrs. Wvaii. Mrs. Soinmers. Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Chamberlain. Vir ginia and Helen. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Kale SiifiVy of Ktiono, Mr. nml Mrs. Mijyil Coons mu two sons, Mrs, llaltli Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Atlanisun, ami eon, Mia. Town send. Mra. W. .1. Siinnlicnl anil son. Mrs. Ailiunson and Mrs. S:ieaI)Hil did the di'curatln anil nrcpan-d tin M'fn'sliriM'nls. Many Ijcautiliil Kilts wcro ivt'ti Hie hon or o. MADELINE BRAGG AND ODELL CRAIG MARRY ltRAIN. Jiinn ft Oil.ll Craiir. Kon of M r. and M rs. I'loyd ( . CraiK and Miss Madt-lint Hrayp. daiifihU'r of Mr. and Mrs. Klincr J. ItiajTK. vert' nnitt-d in marriaye May IJOtii. at two oVlock J. in. al tlu homi' of tin sroom's parents. livv. C. K. TnH'hlood uiiMIub Ihn uir, pfi fornit'l tho hfaiitiful and Inipressivf iin ceremony, in tin presence of a huso Kiotip of rela tives and f riends. Tho bridal party entered I ho room lo tiio strains of Lohengrin's wedding inanli, piayeiK by iho p room's sister, .Miss Moris Crate Tho bride wnro n beautiful flour lenpth whito silk crepo dross, with gardenias and was attended by Miss Roberta Williamson as maid of honor in pastel pink, and Miss Kosalie Steipbaohor, bridesmaid, in blue. Tiie groom's best man was a cousin, Everett licdifer, of Eunene. and Joe 1 lelnhacher, atlenilant. After the coremony an Informal reception was held nml refresh ments were served. The fciiost list included Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Kedi fer and son. I'aul, of Myrth Creek, li. 1 4. Itedil'er and son, Robert. .Mr. and Mrs. Marion Anderson of Al bany, A. C. Rediler of Cmiuille. 1. V. Red Her uf Canyonville. .Air. and Mrs. Kverott Redifer and dauph !er. lieiitiice. Mrs. Maude Traylor mid daughter, Joyce, Mrs. M. V. Weldon, sons. (Menu, Richard, .inlm and daughter, l.ois, Miss rrantes Heflin all of Collate drove. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd l:iirIe;on ami von. Wayne of Mtt'redie Hpriniis. Mrs. Clarence Wilson, daughter and son ;;nd .bike ilson of Yomnlla. Mrs. Kloyd Traylor and daiifclners, Mary Jo ami Mar d lie and Reverly Harker ot Uel liiir. Wash.. Mrs. Myrtle Culver ot Wnsti Mix, Lilllo Crab'. Mr.. and Mrs, Elinor lliims and J sons, liaivey and 1 la I las and dauyhler, Lila .Iop, Mr. and.- Mrs. J. C. Sumnor. Rev. anil Mrs. C. K. Trueblood uitil Mr. and Mrs. Floyd O. Craip. The younn couple left for a short, honeymoon trip to the eoasl. They will reside near the paren'al V. . I'rriifF hniiuv wlieio tbev have a nicely lin nishod cottage r'ady for housfkoepiiiK. These estimable young people have the Rood wishes ot the community. STRONG-BRAND RECITAL TO BE HELD TONIGHT AT BAPTIST CHURCH Miss (Marlys 1 1. Shout; nml Mrs.) Charles A. llrund will present their j piano and voice advanced sludeniSj in a very iitii;:ht mi recnai iouirik, June tilh. at eiuht oYlock at the First I'.aptist church. A most cor dial iuwialion lias been extended to tho p;;blic lo enjoy the occasion. V. F. W. AUXILIARY TO MEET TONIGHT An inloi-estinir moethiir of Pat rick W. Kelly auxiliary to Veterans! of Foreipn Wars has been announc ed tor lonit;!it. June (ith, at eifiht o'clock lo be held at Ihe home of Mrs. R. ;. linker on North Jack son street. All members are re quested lo bo present. POETS CORNER BIRD CHAT P,y LYMAN' A. FRITZ A meadow lark sat on the poultry Tence, Singing a song nf joy While wa idling the chickens at the food That was brought by Iho fanner's boy. Ami tho moadowlark laughed at tho rushing fowls That were being fed by man. Lauuhed at their need and 'agor speed. A I bey billowed the boy with the pan. A robin lit on tho feuco just then And said. ' It Is pretty soil To have someone to fend you." Hilt the moadowlark merelv scof fed, "Ah. yes. my friend they hav someone to tend To every one nf their needs. Rut they have to pay with eggs they lay. Or else there ill ho blood v deeds." The moral of Ihis. if moral there be. Is simply the fact thai nothing is free.' The birds on tho fence may die of old age. Hut the no Is awaiting tho birds in the (age, And if given a choice, which would you bo. A hen in the yard or a hlid that is free? Men Admire Women With Shapely Figure T'lr.'i.oan'lf" "f Wnni'-n i 1 r fitiir" j-l.-n-l.-r nn.l sfuj'.lv sri;i-V w it h.'.;it Si :u )lK 'r 10 v 1 1 r: k with I.WHIll .t ! S.-nil.H- Mor,'i.. Th. y f:rt I.WHIll rr'-ftitM ttir-m froTii Kcttinic t't nnrl kipit them loukinif and fe-lnir yoiina-r. rjmp nrnn'!1 I'ruif Htor' r'f nrntnmM l.tXIHl) fnr nKiintnlnlutt rifirnvil j8ht. I. Vltl l a SAFK Tfi TAKE. It rni mrnn Plnl- trn.linH .r Tlivr'ti't. Try It 01 our M-nv-tta.-k ni::ir;int- Ci t ,A I f vMav fr"tn y"ir lrn ir a t!t Chapman's Drug Store SIDE GLANCES VfQ A fit CffH We BY HI CEBICE. IMC. T M. PT.Z. U. 8. TJT ' Ci.ivful. Mollic'i'! No )ickiii( up nml 1 :i i; mo Ikuiio tho 1111:11 !' "Rebecca" .Iii'lilll Anderson, as Hie lio'.:selieeper al. Manderley. exercises a sln Isler ilililience over Joan 1-ontailie. as the mistress of the 1 lldor estate, in a tense si ene from l:aid (). Sel'nick's "Iiebena." now on view at the Indian theatre. JUNIOR B. Y. P. U. TO HOLD WIENER ROAST FRIDAY The Junior Haptist Younir Poo- church of Ihis city has announc ed a swimming parly lo ho held Kiiday aliernoon at four o'clock at tho river on Mosher street, lo be followed by a wiener and ,,,.,!-. 1,1,,.. I t,,.r I'.eicl Mllllllinl'U illlft their inviled miosis have been j asked ti enjoy tbe occasion. MRS. HARLAN IS j HOSTESS TO CLUB DRAIN, June (I. Miss Kdna liar bin w.is hostess to lor sewing club Friday. The aliernoon wa.; pleas antly spent witli pew in:? and visit ing. At the tea hour dainty re freshnieuts were served to the fol lowing members: Mesihiines I!es sio Lnkoy. Ora Powell, Kihel Kes t rson. .Maude Alford. Kva Detsnin, Franhie Coons unci tho hostess. Mi:s Marian. e c PAST MATRONS TO MEET AT LUNCHEON NEXT MONDAY The pasl Matrons club of Rose l.nrg Chapter ol Kastern Star will enjoy a one o'clock luncheon next Monday at the homo of Mrs. J. C. Uoyoo at Dixonville. Cars will have Kosoburg at 1 o'clock noon. All members attending have been reiiiesied to bring their own table pen ice. P. E. O. SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY Chapter HI of tho P. K. D. Sister hood will meet Friday. Juno 7th. at two o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Clair K. Allen at Watson street. Tlie group wit I continue tho stadv on Scandinavia. -Bodvto Serve RICH IN VITAMINS AND MINERALS 1 t-i S- . ty OiJtiriftk mm tiTT. I William Edgar Lucas Passes at Sutherlin William Kdgar Lucas, 7, died last night al his home in Suther lin following a long illness. Horn In Illinois, September IM, Isiiij, ho came from Washington to Oregon :bi years ago and for the pasl three years had resided in Sutherlin. IIi was a member of (he Metho dist church. Surviving are his wife and a sis ter, Mrs. Crace Hall, the latter a resident of Nebraska. Funeral services will he held al Ihe Methodist church in Sinhorlin at 2 p. ui. Saturday, Rev. Ormal Trick official nig. Interment, will follow in the 1. (). (). F. cemetery at Oakland. Arrangements are In charge of the Slearnn Mortuary, Oakland. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES lillUKIITS-SKKTON' Ci-iipio IjiihIiiii llolir-ils ami Shirley Kl vlui Sf'llijri, lioth If-sidt'iits t Ynn-i-;illii. In Only 5 Minutes r J IBT miii iri. Local News Here on Busiest William J. Jack non. of Riddle, spent yesterday in Roti-tmri; ancmling to business. Here From Sutherlin Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Clemens, of Sutherlin. spent yesterday in this city on business. Visiting Here Miss Vernie R. Paul, ot Hollywood, has arrived here to remain indefinitely vlsit iii'. li.-r i.ni!iii'i w (I. Paul, who Is re).orted to ho III nl the veterans hospital. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Stella Mitchell, ol San Francisco. Is here vistiim at the homo of her two sis ters ti ml brother, Mary I.. Chap man. Euln Cat II ami Claude North craft. Arrive From Longview Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, of linKvlew. Wash., arrived here yesterday to join their son and daufihter-ln-law, Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson, for a trip to southern California. No-Hostess Luncheon The Husl ness and prolessional Women's club members have been invited to attend the no-hostess 12:3ii lunch eon Fridfcv at Carl's tavern. Mrs. William liell will be in chaise. Rlversdalc Grange to Meet Hiversibile KinliBe will meet Fri day niulil nl s : 1 Ti o eloek 11 1 ttie hull Willi Mr. nml Mm. Kldon tisie. i.. ..twi i,-u w 1.' ott nml Mr. nml Mrs. Melvin Palmer In ehai'Be 01 relrifsbnielllH. Past Presidents Club to Meet Tbe 1'asl I'resldenlK ( illb ol' (leo'rKO Slarnier niisillary to llnlleil hpan Isll War Veleraim will meet Kriilav, June Tib. nl n one-thirty densert liiiicbeon at the home of Mrs. I' M. Compton on Spruce street. Stop Here Mr. mid Mrs. Hay T. IMi lis and sons, of iliverside. Calif., have left r-ir Seallle to visit friends tollowiiiu 11 slon-ovei- in tills eil lo visit Mr. Ilieks' brotberin-biw and sister. Ir. and Mrs. I.nnls .Mnsin. Mr. Hi'l'S Is aildllor of III v rfi'le eounty. I'alifornia. Leave on Vacation Dr. A. N. Johnson, Dntiulas county health of ficer, and Mr. Johnson and son. AWtrup. J i'.. of this city, loft todav on n vaeat'in trip to southern Cali fornia poiuis. after which they will i!0 to Denver, where Dr. Johnson will attend the western branch Pub lic Health association meeting. Delegates to Convention M is. K D. Lytle. president of HI chap ler or the P. K. O, Sisterhood, and Mrs.. Clair K. Allen, relurnod to their homes in this city last nbrht. following a Slav since Monday In , n..L.D ,.M.,iw1hiLr the Oreunri Slate chaplor convention of tho or- Huiiizatiou. Keystone Club to Meet The Methodist Keystone club wilt meet Friday at a Rl::ni potluck planned luncheon at tho homo of Mrs. Hugh Harrison. Those attending have been asked to bring their own table service and Ihose not solicit ed for the luncheon are requested to call Iho menu chairman, Mrs. C. M. Hutner. Transportation Is In chariie of the club president, Mrs. 1 10. C. Jones.. Mr. Anderson Here O. And erson, of Albany, spent n few hours In HosohuiK yesterday on business. Goes to Tiller Today Mrs. It. Piii-i-iilt nf Menlii Park Calif, who ' has hoen visit Iiik relatives ami j friends In Seal lie. arrived here yes- Tiller lo visit her In ol her and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mia, Joe. Far qualir. Returns to Portland Mrs. J. II. Sykes left Wednesday for her home In Portland, following a week's stify in this city visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry (i. Liuser, and also al the 8. K. Sykeu home on North Pine street. Arrive For Visit Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pickens, of Klamalh Kalis, have arrived hern to spend a couple of weeks vIsithiK the hitter's mother, Mrs. Ruby Klokenscher. and Mr. Pickens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Karl Pickens. Mrs. Pickens was formerly Miss Janet Kick enscher. Returns to Salem Mir. Horn WiIkIiI lias roturnotl to h(r homo In K.ilom, followiiiK u few days in this city visitinK at the home of her sister, Mrs, Clyde Hoard, on Kast Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Heard and children, Marilyn ami Donald, took her us far north as Kimono, where she took the train for home. Loren Harvey Better I.oren Harvey, who suffered a collapse from a heart ailtueTlt yesterday while working at the l'mp(ua Cleaners, where he in employed, was reported at Mercy hospital to he considerably improved to day. It was expected he would be able to return to his home unlay or tomorrow. Leaving For Convention Dr. R. I.. Dunn, of this city. Is leaving to night lo attend the Oreuon associa tion chiropractic and physicians' convention al the Columbia (lorge hotel, two miles west of Hood River. The couvenlion opens Fri day and continues through Sunday. Dr. Dunn will return to his office in (he Douglas hotel building Mon day morning ami conduct his week ly lllblo class meeting that eve ning. New Vnde Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration 1 Does not rot dresses, docs not irritate skin. 2. Nowaitingtodry.CanbcuscJ right a ft it shaving. 3. Instantly stops perspiration for I to 3 days. Removes odor from perspiration. 4. Apurc,white,greaselcss,stain less vanishing cream. 5( Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabrics. 23 MILLION fars of Artid have been sold. Try a jar today 1 ARRID i,aj Al all alnrra wiling ii.ltrl itihmIi jyr ajar fBM, Uij mtlt r,. jrot ON THE STAGE Today. Friday and Saturday EARLE HAMMOND AND HIS ALASKAN HUSKIES Eskimo Relics ON THE SCREEN 'SKI PATROL MATINEE Back From Fishing Trip Frank lyn Voyt. R. M. Church and Kiew art Cooper relumed here yester day from n fishing trip to Diamond lake. At Diamond Lake C W. Perry of Camas Valley, his brother. Vance perry, and their nephew, Don Perry, id' RoscbuiK, let! yes terday for a three-day oiiIIuk at iJianviid hike. Has Tonsils Removed lirry Fisher, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher, under went an nporuiion at the office of Dr. A. C. Koely today for the re moval of tonsils. Return to Eugene Mr. nml Mrs. Karl Ralley and J. T. Huib-y have returned to their homes In Kuneiie, following n three-day slay visit lui? the hitler's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mis. Rojjer llalley, nml tamily, on Riverside drive in l.aurelwood. Graduated From High School 1 According to word received here. ! Rulnh Fiihncr. who left llii;h ' school here in his senior year to ' work for the Western union com pany six years imo, wan graduat ed May in (he class of Jn4 students at ChehallH, Wash., bich school. Ralph Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P, .1. Kuliner. of Mel rose, and for the last two years has been manager of the Western Cnloii at Chehalis. DurhiK Hip last year he has boon studying lo receive sufficient credits to re ceive his high school diploma. Today, Friday and Saturday REBECCA MURCNCE I0AN OLIVIER FONTAINE Shows 2-7-9 P. M. 10c-25e-35e AND EVENING fjiJS E L Z N Ulit 14 INItBNHIONU , . r DAPHNE DU MAURIER'S 1 J Celebrated Noil Build up Relief frcm FEMALE FUNCTIONAL COMPLAINTS Try Lydla E. Piukbnm's Vepietublft Compound TABLETS to not only re lieve monthly pain, headneho. burk ucbe. but ALSO calm Irritable, rent-h-hH nerves duo to iiuch functional tllHorili'PH. .S'lmjiiy manwlous to build np rich red blood for weak, tired women and RlrU. Try theml Parkinson's FOOD STORE "Food For Sale" 323 CASS ST. Specials Friday and Sat urday, June ana o Free Delivery Phone 24 Spring Fever? Those symptoms will vanish after a change to a summer menu. Parkinson's is the place to find tho most tempt ing eats of the siason. Pep up fi Parkinson's. JF.LLO Wad- tC ham's, 6 for A9v PUFFED WHEAT M Aa Large Pkg U PINEAPPLE Broken Bgk large tins, 2 for 93 V SARDINES Qa 3 cans for STRING BEANS Qft Lane county, 3 for .. 47 OLIVE MINCE For 4 Am sandwiches, 1 can .. 1VV WAX PAPER 4 A A 100-ft Pkg XW TOMATO JUICE Locally canned, 2 Vi tins, 3 for itJ PRUNES Locally canned, 2 Vj tins, ?C 3 for 35 GRAPEFRUIT Lge. 4 tkg juicy, 3 for XM CRACKERS Cos- M Mm cade, 2-lb. box X FLOUR Flagstaff. , hardwheat, " 4 XO 49 lb 9X97 COFFEE Parkinson's TL 25C We carry a full line of Canning Supplies PINT Fresh local vegetables and strawberries at popular prices. 19c w iS7 1 OUART 29c