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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940.'
Sawmill Strike
Extended to Four
MSsinTacoma!
1 t
TACOM V.
tiiiniher (
I'liilMc l:i......
try iiiiH.irtl I he
-. i Af) -The
ill KlH' i!l tilt'
Kl!lllJ-M' illl'.IIS'
H.'iii'i iii.nl; ( .day
as four moie
down because
Tii.nmi iuIIm tlmi
id a .is illii'i'te
between the liiniY'r
workers' union V
and h;iv' mill
,1 .ind e;n-
iloycrt.
Kenneth tiordoii. : i in
nea am-iit for In uiiin:;,
ed ill least S3 il.ll!.' "'!
ramus are dunn In lit-'
liunf-yiWiul-lii!:i.illl:
I'usi'l
sound district.
('Insure of the I'mir Tfii'iiiiiii mills
I no lie hi. to It) Ihi'
hound nla nl li' i
minitior ol Htrlki?-
I III' Ml J MM (Hill
shut down Imlay Hie Wheeler Ds
liood Sales rariinnitlnii. Niirlli
west Dour coniimuy. UulTHi'ii I. um
ber and Maniilai'tnrlni! eiiiniiaiijf
anil the I'tileriniin Manul'aeiurliis
coiuimny i employ auiiioxliuutely
2, lull itieu. tiordon said.
Heveral of the closed mills have
been supplying lumber ttiid ilin
Ished products ior nallonal defense-
-prim ipiilly miiiei lals lor
nriny construction work In Wash
ington and Alaska.
The union seelis a basic walie
Ineleiise hum to " cenls an
hour plus a week's vacation with
pay. The mrlke siarted in Ta
coma two moiilhs iiko. It has since
spread to the entire I'iikM si I
walerslied.
.Meunwhi:e. Ihe SI. I'alll and Ta
comn mill here was idle as mine
than sou employes ole-yci! a ""amp
work" order issued by the liner
nallonal Wooduorkos of Anierliii
(CIO). The one-dav "linlhlny"
was called, union olticials said, so
the uirnilicrs colitd hold a mass
llieetlllK to discuss promess of lie-
Collations on a d anil lor a l
a day waBe Increase and two
weeks vacation with pay.
The St. Paul employes are ev
pcctwl to letiirn to work tomor
row. Shut down or Ihe lour Tacouri
mills loday came as strikers from
Kvnrelt thiew picket lines aliiunil
Die plants.
Strllic-houud now are Hi mills
III Tneoma. one at Snoiualinle.
nix at lOvereit and three IdskIiik
ciiiiips In the .Moitoii-.MIneial re
KIoiim. roltTI.ANH. Hie. I'ec. T. -(A!')
- Heads of CIO nnd Al'l.
lumber unions couleried with ibe
iimnaxeiiieiit of ten plants toilny
t udlHcusa (he unions'- demand ol
a 71 cent mi hour pay Increase.
llesulas of Ihe mcclllli; will be
referred to union memberships
nml are expend to determine
whe.llier Ihe sawmill slrlkes ol
the noi'lhwesl reach I'orlliind.
The CIO already lias voied mi
Ihority lo lis leaders, and AI'M.
headB have, asked lor slrlke
At ' ltillllli'V a Jolnl AK1.-CIO
limimlllee reiresellllim -workers
III tile Clark & Wilson Lumber
cimipauy of I'rescotl r .-Iveil mi-
Ihmily. from Hi" union ineuiln'i'
lihlp to call n strike.
Barbara Hutton's
father Passes On
i t , r t
NKW YOUK. Her. a. (AIM--Franklyn
L. Hulton. broker . ami
fatlier of ItaibaiM Hutlou. Wnol
worth flveanil-Ien I'-ni store heir
ess, died today at Charleston. S. C.
his allortieys announced here.
Ills daughter. Hie countess Hnug
v Itz-Uevenllovv, flew to Charleston
from the vveM coast recently be
cause of Hutton's illness. Their re
lationship had been ver dose and
Hevernl limes she returned home
from great distances to spend
Chrlslnins holidays with hint
He was in Paris tor her elaboiate
wedding to Ihe hue Prince Alexis
Mdivanl am) vent lo London to
be vviih her at the time her ro
mance was breaking up. It was re
ported he tiled to elled a recon
ciliation, but his ellorts tailed and
I he couple vv as divorced in i '.:!..
Itarbara later marrying Ihe laulsh
mint
The heiress and Count llaugwitz
Itevoutlow subsequently parted and
their divorce is nearly tiual.
Flag Salute Eased
For Vehicle Units
W ASIIIM! I t. Iec, (AIM. M iina.la li.i Hie IUI- II liii'i.iui; se,i
The tinny cluitiuetl (tlluial remila sou.
I inns tudiiv- Id pro vide lhat occu- J I lie :ismh iunmi in i cmIui tonv
JilllHS ol tlllllvS llllil nllier culliliat nilopteil vcsiei ilny nK.t aKcl the
V flli(-eM neeil mil eel mil iiimI Hit m eslilclit to fialili-h a "reanu
lllle when tilt- lllltloil.-il iillllient Isil.le unnla" lt m, l:ini;:liu;i i i
jtln yi'iL luoiiiine i itup.n latjmiN ;nnl o
Utiles piev luiislv hail re(nlieil . ilei ihe taiill i uiuiiii:-suii In inve-.
Mini nil vehicles In iiiotiiiii should ti.iie mi h iiHj.m is i,n o-taliii--h
luilt it it 1 1 nil ncciiiiiiils except ilriv nteiil ui 11 hnun- itnuia ni . . c,i!
ID'S should tuiilhle out. iloin (if nil. ;iiUT iiiumi i a i ions ihe l.ti Huce
pimp In (illeniiiiM jtiiil iihite tipnii earL-
I " IJ.
AMI IVKO
VAN C4M' tMU
Van Camp's Inc. ' vu' "
Dept. C, Box No. 1 44, New York, N. Y.
flHM niidm tfiecvuff. joW W'lmB 4v'trtH.lfbi.aiifJM'rof.4i
Minr ; ;
jlii'Hi'inf; tin sitaiiib of "Tlio Star
3l!IIIKl'tl .IIHIIIU'I.
Dialer the revised riiierf, veliif 1?h
HlilJ IliUKt coilli tu H Ktltllilxtlll but,
Keiirrnlly KeukiiiM. only the com-lll'ilNlei-;)
of liMitirie4l cullilmt illlilK
have to gel, tu the. kioiiimI and rh
luiu. Special Defense
Fund Boost To Be
Sought by F.D.R,
WASHINGTON, lie,-. B.-lAI')--I'rcsidcnl
Itoosi'vi'lt, U wuh li-aim-il
utiilinrltaih-i'ly inilav, plmm lo hMs
cnuci-i'HB to rniiliMitftli tind puHxilily
oiilarKe the $2011.011(1.01111 KiiiTijil U
Irn hc t'uiiil which w tiA iilaci'd at li 1m
(HhijosmI Ittsl wpWitii.
Approximately two-thlnls of the
IUIIU NJIN rM'I'il ll'IH UV (J J I ! L' ,,U I M
f 10 (lilt)', jlllll nilllKMOIlH lIKI'lll ll'K
were oIunioiiiiK Utr the i mminlnK
$7o,ou(i,OiMt.
SolirCCH floHO lO tlH WllttM llfUISH
wit i 1 1 thai, an the (loleiiKit program
picked up spt-od, lllid nifMc
(N-cufciuuH wito HKidy lo unm1 whcti
thi HpiM-hil luiiil would hi litM'dcd.
n ild that iv'!i if Ihe oiiuinui
ainoaat wiri' restored it iniltt not
b( htittlf ient.
1 Tin1 p"'Hldciit uHiici! ' mid col i
from cnuxi'fKtt last Mpriim fluooan,-
poo ra.-li and f H'O.nuu. I loiitraitj
powt'ia to u.l for any dtd'cnHc pni-j
pom' In- dtHtiicd uiKfitt. Tho most
ici cui allnratioiis lioin tin- ttind
wimi S.'.ii.tHiM.uiin to thr iiiivv and
f:'-'..Miiii,u.ii) (U ihe army tor dev-lop
jnK the new Allantff hani'n ri-ndvcd
lioin Cit-iit Itritaiu in trade for ."it)'
old navy dent mycin.
Some of th money i believed to
havt tftiiH to the Inderal tniM-au ol'
fnvf stmutfon. and other kiiiiih wenr
to l ( hi in i depart mi'iil . tr
and tedei ,U roimnunfeatlnfiM
mlHion.
asury
coin-
R. O.Thomas Of
Elkton Passes On
lihad (lh lit. f) t Thomas, r,!i.
well known resident am) business
man of Klkiyn, died this morning
alter a short illness. He was horn
in Unsold. Iowa. September .
1 hS l . and hail been a testdent of
Kllitoti the hist years, when' he
was en liit ted in ihe mercantile busi
ness until Ihree veins am when he
retired, lie was married lo Ida It J
Itoldusou ot" Klltton. Aumist 2S,
'.t2. Me was an active inemher in
-oiuinuuiiy anairs anil was a mem-1
her ol A.I', ami A.M ., I t ). M
lieheiuih otders
Ilesides his widow he Is survived
by two nn. Itnlph (. Thunias. nf
Seattle, and Lawrence (). Tluuilas.
of Klklon: ix sisters. Mis. ,. A.
Marker. Sun Hlegu; Mrs. Itadiel
Carlson and Mrs. Allan Hall. For
est drove. Ore,; Mis. Stella McFar
land; Kelso. Wn.; and Mrs. Walter
Cfisbdoltar uud Mis. I'M (learin, of
Seattle, and a brother. Anie It.
Thomas, of Oregon City.
The body has been removed to
Slcurns mortuary In Oakland and
tunerul arrangements will be an
nounced Inter.
County Credits for
Draft Reach 19
llert Wells, chairman of the
1 zonulas Couniy Selective Service
board, reported today lhat credits
for voluntary enlistments in Hie
I arm and navy now has reached '
Jin number. In addition lo the P
already credited. II is underslood
lhat several additional enlistments!
teceutiy have been made thiniuh
regular channels and soon will be!
oificiallv credited. The credits oh-
taiued through regular enlistments, j
as w ell us t hose lor om-v ear I
poinds handled through the selec
tive set v ice hoard are applied to
Hie country's consci iption quota. Il
is anticipated. Chairman Wells re
purls, lhat tht conscript imi calls
w ill be increased soon alter the
Hist of the year, and unless voluu
tarv eriiiunicnls a:e received il wilt
b- necessary early in the year
to start draw iui: t nun Hie li t of
men graded for ( onsci ipt ion.
Quota Sought On
Canadian Apples
y i i ai , vv . i vc. . ( -l
l're.-ileiil K.u.vevclt ill lie ask- f
m1 by the Wiisluuyleti Inn I U nil ii i a I I
nil nnves nil :ipp h uii'oils trnin
Solid Sterling SilverCross
To Make a Happier Chriitmaj
Value not found elsewhere of this
outstandingly low price
lit among I lie firs I to own t h is alnahle mp
Iwaulifiill v dciMcil eyelid .Iri'lmg Nkrr l'rns
(not platnl) vilh IJI-mth rlieilimn-liitih tluin.
Its h.Jinf fitjir.i veil rflVct in flur.il !-. it m.ikcn
mhi tin rm y i if ynnr frifiuN ami yiu ran lian
llii Miii.niiHn vatu' fer imlv 25 rrnin nnd lnu
labels front delicious an tiuji's I'roiltKl.
Vn QmpS PORK and BEANS
Conservation of
Timber Resources
Urged by Grange
A rCHr)lntloii Htronly iirin
cartd nl iiiHirvatiou of 1-oiula.-couniy
iIiiiIm;!' icouiceH, and con
taiiilnj; various hiivuesiiuh ior 1 1
pi i.servalion ol the finest cover
whh adopted at a recent meeting ot
iJinmhm County Pomona friaue.
Copiew ol the resolution have lei-n
fiirni.sheil the Oregon delegatifin in
codki (MH uml the vurhniK forest
aKencii-i. The position
;rtiuu is expressed In Ihe
tlou an follows: j
We, i lie members: of I louKlas
(Njiiuty Pomona Kianxe, in regular
sessiou iisseinlded this Il'dli day of
November. l!Hd, feel a pprelujisi ve
ulioul lite timber resources of the
iiiilion, and particularly so in ref
ereticc to (he situation in ueHleru
OreKon,
W'e have het n aide to observe al
short rmie ceiianj pliusfs of tor
chI protect ion and lorest manage
ment in the stale id' Oregon and
U ashinnion. in pai ilcular, liiu itik'
the past lew yearn. We have seen
lamt areas id timber in western
Washington and in the lower Co
in mid. i ha--1 u Ibiuidaied and deii
uilfly devastated in very rei-ent
e;ii !i. hot h by lori:ed and very
tvastein) oj;;;iiiK praetices and by
liie.
Thn.m'.h our ii.-ei val ions ami
reliable 111(01 ma 1 lull, we have form
1 I some v el founded oii' luiotis.
vVe vvlnli to express such conch)
siutis Irankly and houc-tly with
the hope thai our own I -ounla.-t
cuiiuty timber resources ma le ad
ministered mole vsisely than some
of I hose men I inn d bt i etufoj
since Dotmlus conn 1 y has more
timber volume than any county in
ihe whole Culled Slates some 70
milium hoard leel - and has hardly
slarte I lo prodiiee lumber as yel.
Me il therefore tesolved li:it ,
Po.U'las County i'oiiKUta Kianue be-;
lieves Iliat
I I. The iissemhled data ( olb-elcd ,
! by the join) coum estoiial oinmit-1
j lee. whose in ve it;at ions have now j
I been carried on lor two or moiej
I years, should lie at oii'-e made'
! available to coiiki'css and the pnb-j
I he. on the assumption lhat pioies
j slve forestry legislation may be en
acied louktim to ami etuiu ai iui; at ,
! least Hie lollouiim pumls. 1
11. I'm. ision for publie ov. ner j
s,jM
conl 1 ol i-ii In r i ouut , ;
tleral tu Hie extent that I
stati
""illaigc private holdings may not
1 have lo be pi i-mat 111 elv liquidated j
to escape total loss of sudi bold- '
iims llnough taxation; also to pre-
wtit gltlltillg markets. I'l'his nut j
ineaiil lo give l .b'l.-il monopoly on;
IH'ivai ely-ow ih'd Hlllber. I
b. Ptovlde niiy lurlher fair
and imaiiH lo permit susta incd
yield tuaiiagcment.
c. To provide additional gnvein
inelil funds (o be used under the
exlttm: Clarke- McNary law or
ollierwis", so lhat In ore-4in. fur
CXii tuple, I he fedei al con tribtl Hull
lor lire protection tuny be brought
up 10 approximately ate.',', 10 be us
ed in cooperation wilh ptivale and
I slate Hinds for a really adequate
I lire protection job regardless off
I timber ovv nership. i Now. it. i.-- about
Is1 ; . we understand. I
Suminari.iug. we si rougly I te
lle v e tha 1 pi ov is Ions should be
made lo provith for:
1. Mori' adequate Imam ing for
pin 1 base Ibruiih lederal loans or
uthenv ine
IV Moie liSi'-ral and 1 cumber
ioiue 1 ; 1 1 1 1 excliaime so lhal private
I lit. ni'i .i ami piiinic agencies cotini
; tltOi e ca. II. idi k Up piopeilio- ft if
j operating and or bulditm pniposes.
I :t. Ah ne lib, 'i a I n pin oprial ions
loi prnvidlim trained and depend
able local ciiiztns lor huesl pro
teclion v.otk -o as to elnuinaie
liuge expendiliircs for su ppi essini:
! coliMai'iatious b tiie uniiaient ne
"cessit, of hinng invompt'leui help!
! in many cases.
j I. Pet tn alien t teld t II a I Kl '.'e in t '
1 95c $U5 7 !
flSSfAl PINT QUART
fei
of the timher resources of Oregon,
and thereby insure. Ihe Ktability of
industries, em ploy men t ami coui-
munities depondent upon them.
lie it resolved that u copy of this
resolution he sent to each member!
cf the Oregon delegation In con
uress. to the state l"orewiern at Sa
h-m. Oiegon, and Jlyiu)iia, Wi.sh-!
iiiKlon, to Mr. W. H. Ihnnin, for
ester for the O. & C. adininlstra-f
lion, to the regional forester. Port
land, (trefoil, to tiay , (Jill, mas-
I ter of tiie Oregon Slate nino. uud
lo any ottn-is thai, in the judg
ment ol our secretary, tuny be tu
position i ft' prolltnbly use this ma
terial. Dated at ItnsehiUK, Oregon, this,
the riOtll dav of Noveuihel. 1 St 1 0.
Adotitt.-J. T. li. liCSKNUAKK.
Master.
U I "I I I CASK1IKKK.
Secretary.
Western States
Acting to Combat
SAN rilANClSCO. Dec. T,.
1 A I') -- Stale hoiderinK on CuHfor (
n in bf'in taking precaul ions to
dav ayainst possible spread of the t
iiillijeriza eoidemic which has been!
sweeping through various cominu-
nities in the Hidden stale.
Tiie campus infirmary or the I'ni- j
verity of 1 ireou at Kuyi'iie was
Idled with inltiii'iiza cases descril
ed a of a mild ty:
ibiNif ;it Hie t'nh
itv was enn -
relied as a precnutfon and variolic
:rroiips id siud.-utrt were isolated in'iny nun iieaimem. me A-ray
ibeir living ipiarters. I
I'ortlaiid hea lib oliicers said,
there was 110 enidemie in the city, j
In soiitoern Oiegnii. schools were
flowed al Coid Hill as a precaution
ami simitar action was taken In
Ken new uk. Wash., uerosH the
northern Oregon border.
Camp .Muriiiv. Wash., reported
I Ion cases of mild to severe colds
atnoim the U'.uuii national guarls
ment encamped there.
Hoetors are not required to re
port influenza in Washington Stale
hut it was rejiui ted there were
i-iHisidcrahle numbers of influenza
and mild cold case-, heaths from
intluenu coiuplicaiioiis were slight
iv higher llian lor last year but the
Seattle health department said
mere ww no cause tor alarm. 1
In. .lav 1. Hunshee.
zona health oflicer, r
cases of inlltienza in hi
aciiug Ari.1
ported 3"i! -
s stal( last
week, lie said it Mil not reached
the proportions ol a severe epi
demic but asked local health units
lor siiualiuii repnils.
Nevada. I 'tab and Idaho repot t
ed no epidemics but health authori
ties of the 1 ii si t u o men 1 ioiicd
uiged the people to take precnu
1 ions. Montana re pm led only 1!
casc-i and Wyoming hut four.
OfHcinhy Ihe number of cases in
Caliiornia remained below L'.niiu but
local health oltiiers in many cities
and towns -aid a mild type of f II
nes;; affect ing iuihcs, t hroal s; and
upfier lungs was w ide.-n end.
Twelve members of (he I" nt ver-
ity of Southern Caliiornia fool ball
team w ei e taken to a hospital I o
day for Ireulineuf of influenza but
a spokesman said all of them would
be out and ready to play against
Noi 1 e I ame Sat unlay, Howard
.Tones, the Trojan coach, also was
l ight ing ot f a ltd attack hut was
tepotted ready to lake the field for
a pract ice session.
The San Francisco hospital re
ported 72 emplttves iil, supposedly
itinn ini'Iiieua and surgical opera
ijoiis were beim; lonlllied to "iiIkd
lute clUi'lencies" because of a
.-dmriage ot help caused by the ab
sences from work.
VITAL STATISTICS
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS
LACK V K.
Lack; ; nuin i,
I'll. - ,";,. ( l ecu
li. nonius! I'
I July 17. Hi:'.
11: . t u 1 1 .
!ll:l
, III
Yu!e Seals Aims
Symbolized By 2
Bars on Insignia
The douhle-barred cross is Htrlk
inKly Kyinholicnl of the anti-tuber-(
iilosirf crusade in this country. As
1 leuii) defined ay the two burs oil
the cross 'are the two main princi
ples of luherculosis con t Vol.
These two principles can be stat
ed in a few words. First. Hud the
peivon who has tuberculosis. See
olid, prevent Ihe spread of the rtiri
1 use to others.
Two such short statements are
easy to make. Hut putting those
statements into effect is not easy.
However, we know what to do. W'e
know how to do it. Hut actually
doin ft H the perpetual problem.
The first principle find the per
son who Imih the disease Is not a
matter of diagnosing who looks'
j sii k. Tuberculosis, au lucid ions
J scourge, hides behind apparently
healthy looks for months and does
its destructive work. Finally, of
'course, symptoms appear, and the
I victim is forced to seek medical
jhetp. fly thut time, though, the
disease is entrenched in the body.
The time to find tuberculosis is be
fore pvmptointf appear.
Karly tuberculosis can be cured.
The earlier it is found, the easier
. the classiatid fiuicKer it is to cure. Advanced
. 1 unen ujusis is uiiiicuit to cure anu
leouires expensive years of liiac-
will find tubereiilosis in time to
rule it.
The second principle prevent
the spread of Ihe disease to oth
er is also far easier to say than
to aicotuplish. IMirin
the months
v. ben tuberculosis is
entrenching
it. -el 1' 1
v irtim,
1 the body unknown to tho l'ie ruin, tine company ot Lot A11
the disease is spreading to ' lt!4' At various limes in recent
others. Karly diagnosis Is impera
live if we are to ( heck the spread
nt 1 he disease. Hence, the two
principles become part of the same
thing, a do the two bars become
par! of the cross.
The two principles are far-reaching.
Thus, we can see Hie extent
o:' the fiuhl lacing the National'
T'lbennlosiK association and its
more than l.t.nu aftiliated associa
tions throughout the country. Our
II,S,II1J1M doiuus are the sole
'IP' t of ihe fight (hat is being
waned lor
is --lo save our live
When u,
buy Christm;
IS Wl'
FROM
!n)ir&(Sln)Dlri)
A pure vegetable shortening,
PANCAKE FLOUR
WHEAT CEREAL
CAKE FLOUR -
Rolled Oafs
Red & White
20-ot, Pkg. ..
90
Red il White. Cane & Maple
SYRUP
Fancy citron, orange and lemon
PEEL
SunSpun
SALAD DRESSING
Red & White Fancy Patent
FLOUR
CairpLe; s
TOMATO SOUP
Will Teach First Aid
On Visit to Roseburg
Ir. Frank K. Hull, above, staff
physician of the American National
Ked Cross, will arrive in Roseburg
Het. It! to spend five days teaching
an instructors first aid course un
der sponsorship of the Oougla?
county chapter. Mr. Hull, a native
of Kansas, was educated in Califor
nia, where he began the practice of
medkine. He was physician for. t lie
compatr Wiildhig tiie West Coast
railroad from (luuyma.s to Muzat
lan, Mexico. He later became medi
cal officer for a British mining
syndicate at Durungo, Mexico. He
served as an officer In the I. S.
army medical corps and began first
aid and accident prevention work
t while serving as medical officer for
vears ne nas oeen msirucior 111
lltst aid nnd accident prevention in
CCC camps of the Tactile North
west. are not "giving" our money to help
anyonu (dse. . W'e might as well
face that fact. Our Christmas seal
dollars are not given to charity.
They are money invested in our
own health. Tuberculosis is a high
ly infections disease. Thousands
and thousands of persons have the
disease and do not know It. No
one is sale until all are sale from
tuberculosis
. il
choose Your
f f V1
THESE FINE FOODS
best for cakes, pastries, biscuits
Raisins
Thompson Seed
less. 4-lb. Pkg. ..
25C
QZlr: 37c
Per
Lb.
35c
29c
$1.49
491b.
Sacks
No V;:?23c
v
Morgans
PHONE 68
FOR CHRISTMAS
Send tasfy Douglas county Fruits, Nuts ond Turkey
Here are a few suggested packages which we are pre
pared to pack for you:
The "Douglas" $1.75
1 pound Fancy Douglas County Walnuts
1 pound Fancy Douglas County Filberts.
2 pounds Extra Large Date Prunes
1 tin Hurd's Douglas County Breast of Turkey
The "Umpqua" $1.25
2 pounds Extra Large Date Prunes
2 pounds Fancy Douglas County Walnuts
1 pound Fancy Douglas County Filberts
The "Roseburg" $2.65
1 pound Douglas County Walnut Meats
T pound Fancy Douglas County Filberts
2 pounds Extra Large Date Prunes
2 tins Hurd's Douglas County Breast of Turkey
These are packed in attractive Christmas boxes and the
whole put in shipping carton, ready for shipment.
We offer the following specials for Friday and
Saturday:
DATES
4 i
GRAPEFRUIT ;iek3f0r
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ORANGES
Large
new
POTATOES ar.":'': :
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We have Rentier's "ultra" Apple Cider.
See the Red and White Ad for other values.
No Irrportant meal is complete without a delectable dessert to top it" off!
Glance at the suggestions and choose your favorite dessert for dinner at
prices which will reflect substantial savings in your budget.
Specials for Friday and Saturday,
December 6 and 7
4-lb. 5-oz. Pkg.
I Pkg. 18 Snap Clothe:
Pins, both for
Laundry Soap
Jumbo Bars,
5 for
Red & White
3-lb. tin.
Introductory
Price
and frying.
Large Pkg,
28-oz. Pkg.
Large Pkg.
All
1 hree
for . , .
Red & White
TOMATO JUICE
Red & White. Hotncstylc or Sliced
PINEAPPLE
Red & White
CATSUP
Red &. White. Drip or Regular grind
COFFEE
Lowthcr's (Formerly Barclay's)
CHOCOLATES
WHEATIES
La-Nut Cocoanut Rolled
STUFFED DATES
A delicious confection
Grocery
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Sunrise Brand
Egg Noodles UlT. 29
Swansdown Brunei
FLOUR 49..b.k $1.69
Made by the makers of Swansdown Cake
Flour.
Mew crop bulk,
25
just arrived. 2 lbs. .
DIEl CC C"ury Bran tc
llwrVLiIU Sweets, full qt. jar Ar7
23c
3T
176 size,
crop navels, 2 dozen .
Washo
ranyleted Soap
7c
P & G
No. I till!,
. . .... 3 tor
23c
20c
Large
..Bottls
14c
1-IIj.
tins
25c 73c
Fancy hand. made
Mil.
ox
29c
2 k-,s.
tor tit.
je-
. baskets 23C