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PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSER
EPIflTI LEAGUE
10 HOLD BILLlfli
EPWOliTII LEAGUE 2 ..
Young People, of Eniire
County to Meet in La
Grande Jlr. Tenney to
Talk.
NoiVo Is henhv riven thai the im-
I iCs.illellt roll lot' the lUtlHUVUH'Ilt In',
jtij-iow iiical iMsincl Nil. 1 IM is now'
in my li.intl:-. for i (,th i l ion and linl
i-amo itniv hi- paid ut anv i r mi- within i
la from Iti4 Mil i:i ol Orliihri,
, without iM liullV. lliti'i'i'Nl or riihl.i
.itul t n il invii-i Is her-l nolili'd tha.1'
oil application to tip- undersigned j
w.lhiii 1 1 -1 1 days from tho i;ili l;ty ofj
t eiahet I ;:;', which is tin ilalc or
rhsi .Hii!t(at inn or thin not im,
tlii'V will In- allowed to pay mich as
sessment in u-ii ii nn na I installment.!,
lllC lllV.1 lllSUllllllCIll thereof being 1 IH t
and payable mi or hi ton- tin- 17th da
or uitoiM-r, ihj;l ir application in-
not made UN ahoe specified. Die whol
amount In tin', patylde anil will be
hid
Mine lift I m Ut-tll
I tclohM, U 'S, 'I
u follows:
III.- I Till ;;lV o
assessment roll jri
Cll MM.IVS AIMU l ION.
The yon ni; people of 1 ho Mfl lin
dlst churches of L;i Brando, I ' ji ion .
Co vi! it ii l Island ( " i I y am planning
for "bin t hi mis" in t in? way of
Hiib-ilist rict rally to In- held in I. a
(Jrambt Snitilay, Ocloher la. Th
program will laTin at 2:110 ami
evening.
runiinun ihioitch tlx' afternoon and
Tim chief uddro:s will he made
by Dr. Chits. Wesley Tommy, presi
dent of flooding college. Tin fol
lowing ronraiii will bn carried
out:
2. rj 0 Sons: or !( and do vol I o ti
nt, (Man do Coo pi,- and Kov. I', 1..
,ioM, IcadiTH.
S:0- iTIio j;timr nnd
Ctiurrli, MiHK TyU-r, I'nlon.
liy t!m Covo lAix Hi'.
!!;:!) The Lciinuor und Hi
HlandiT, llrrmaii l.und ('ovo.
KdM-ti'il, ,ii'M. Phy, L' n ion.
4: OH "flic i.i-aKin'r ii Mil
Illlilc, Miss llloidtland, Island
Mimic by iHltind City I.onnuo. j
4 ::in- Itonnd Tablo--,,TliH Lcarr-j
ikt and tho N't-w Ak" ctniditcti'd i
by Supt. Ira It. Aldrlcli. Munic (
by tho I. a C, rainlo Lr;;m.
5:00 to :::u Social hour with
jiirnir Hitppcr. !
C:Sfl Kpworth I.cauuo dnvollon- j
nl niont hiB. Topic, "Aii Ahundaut
JJfo; " louder, Lola i'lornon, ills- i
(rlct. pn'Kldonl. I
7:fI()KoiiK m-rvico,
rliorus.
8:00 - AddrctH. "Tlio
tlx turnlni; IIarl," l!
tj ii I n u . Union.
8:30 Addn-HH, "Tho
tho Open Mind." In
Tftlinoy, prcsicli-nt fiotallni; ((dli'.'o.
A ft or noon pnporH II mi led to In
ntimiloH to ho lollowcii liy dlwciiK
Bion. UrltiK your lunch hawkfi.
Tho local It a'iio will luniish cu1.'
foo, rronni and miKar.
Owii'-r lilo. k Lot Amount ;
Koiioii It. I'iilnn-f 72 ;i j Kl.2!lj
Kninia li. I'almt-r 1 4 '
U-..I1. r li. uli i- 7- f. r,:is.t I I
W.Ml. .- lol.T 72 K 2o Tf-ft oT i;7.!S
Mtm. KM i M.-Mlh- . 72 V 4ti It. ut ii 120.i.
Ail::. I ll) i M-'iMti.- 7;' 7 H4. 17 i
Mrs. KM-1 Mclvill.. 7 2 it M4.47
('. M. .lark son 73 I ill . .5:i j'
h' i lc .JacUst.ii 7 'J 2 1 -.i.-'.'.i
Mac an. I l.nui-.- Won. I 7:1 7 r,7.''
Mac aii'l I. "Hi . U'oo.l 7:: S 4i:i.'.Jl
I:. A. ami I H. I 'rati . - 7i K 10 ft. 'of I 2H.7.V
Willi. 1 Canlnr ... 7ii W Uu it. of I 2s-i.it-'-
Mall.'- .1) l:;'!'-ion 7; i: ''u 11. ut 2 I :.::."
K. A. and I-'. !i. IVatl 7H W in . c 2 4li.r...
.1. U. I 'i Her 77 1 M;.7S
L I!- I i L' i- 77 M.J.7-.
I. i Ciaiulf lnc:illii. ill ('.inip;ioy 77 :t 1ST. 22
ii. '.t. Giv.-ti ... 77 4 44i.-.:
Mm. (icrirudc II. i'arkor. connty
nrlifiol Kiip'Tiuti'tulcni of rliU city,
ycBtrdtiy IiiI(m1. that lliom will lie
iiwmI for ninny rooniH 10 honso the
outnldo titachorti and sho ut'KCH lliat
nil who havu a vacant room corn-
iMuniralc uiihor Willi Mih. KanniH
( I'richt'tt, principal of ih junior
IhiKh hcIiooI. who in chain?iaii of the
.IhhihIiik coinuiittco at phono No. J,
'or with Mr. I'arkor nl plnm No.
270 iuiiuadiatoly.
Oiih hiiiidrfd Hcvi'iiiy-fivo icach
oih of l.'nion coun'y an- r-.iiin-d by
law In attend tho inMituh-.
"RVER
Saturday, October 7, 1922
III I. IIS!
Ilir disitluy nl iMilU" In mr win
f'llllll tlll'lll now.
t'UKKUVS ri.HlilKTj.,
A riaxsiridi Aii v.i
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1 !ii':'.
Ilni'
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Ihii
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j froni
oiid ;
f oppnj
lil.a Ij
ortl
'I'OIII
:i:n ;
or u
Monuments
1:. H'i';:.ui..-i.
f'llv Hi-roi.l.
rr iTEfiCHERS WILL
Solo
II is :
Cll.v I
MEET AT BAKER
.avRo Attenflancc! Expcctcl
j'lom Ovi'i- Eastern 0i'
ron :it Cunvi nlion.
NO. I DERAILED
o'i I of It 1 ho Chamber of (onunerco
will I'litiTlaln witli a dancing party
al liiu Klks' hall and all .uaniod
and sinjili' men am warned to leave
their wives and aweethearl at
home.
KiwanlaiiH of tho city will enter
tain Ho vinitoi-K willi an automobile
fflemorijl.frc
We h
tudy 01
and an
hnndfl in
ful, intt-
'iitn on
llllllli 1
si iidjni
I'lmi'Kilny
VlllillllK
nl In 1 In'
iil'ti'rnoiiii nl -
imailH of IllllT' i
rily. I
l'il liy liii:
i:Kia:. firi. i;.
;r.i,rniii!;. ()i-lnli"r II."
ill'-nilU' nl' 1 In' .'il il 1
W. iliii
ii 111.1 1 k
Ii'iMkIoii
v. CIiiiii.
lli'llulon or
Clnm. W.
OLDSMOBILE
1
usq wnfli phirf;
HU WLM liiUL
, -1
. Tho OldH Motor Works, Laiodnu;,
Alkhian, makerw of OldHinoblle
four and oiht-cylindir auttimohlleH,
Iiur announced Hie ruMowinK new
reduced prices:
Modol 4:iA. four-cylinder models.
4-pnnsiMiner romlitter, $!i."i5 ; .ri-pasn-niiKer
lourliiK. $7 5; 4 -pasHenner
Heini-tporl , $I,07a; Ti - pimseiiKer
brotmliinn, $l.;i7a; ! - pusHenuer
coupe, $ I ,A 7a ; n-paKKeuMer sedn 11,
l,fi!i5, and fi-pat-aa-iiKcr Ciilifornia
lop model, -l.:ir0.
Model 47. ItKhl elKhl. 115-ituh
wupoI baHo; fi-paKeiiKer touriim.
$1,375; sport roadrtter, 1 1.(12 1 T; I
paHKetiKer NUpor-Hporl , $ 1 ,(i7.r ; 4 -piiHBeiijrcr
coupe, $l.7.ri, and fi -jiaHHeuer
HiMlau, $2,025.
Model 4(1, larger elulit, 122-lmh
wheel lntHo; 4-paHHeimer tourinj:.
$1,7:15; 7-passeiipi'r touring (with
Tuarc Bioel wheelKt, $l,s.riO, and
7-ptiHsoiiKer toutiiiK, $1.7:tr.
Tho OldHUlobtle nlie-ton Kiiuiniliv
truck, chassis, $ I ,(:;": with cab,
$1,175; wilh cxprcHH body, $l,2-la.
. Thn priccH limited attorn are
f. o. b. Lansing, MIchiKau,
day 1
1 he i
unl.v tea. li- I
Sir lilnie of 1 ni.-ia and (taker
'.-.jiiiili.:-' in this city and il is e
p. i i' d ihal well ii-r t'achern ;
uHl h in aifeitddaiio- upon the
tinee das' '.ii-sKiiHi. rroiniiietil 1
a moil 1; t he insi rmioirt who take
jiait -ire;
lion. ,1. A. Churchill, ntule mip- 1
will he in aitcnilaiico upon the
.1. K l.-iii uie, e I elision depart
ment. Washington slate normal, !
lielliiij:liani; ('has. A, kImk. linker j
hiM,h hi ltonl; I'renllss lirowu. sup-j
eriuiendehi of Itak.-r schools; I'rof. 1
Ira It n hardsiin, depart men t of ed
ucatloii, I 'Diversity of OreKon, I'.u
15.no; MihH 'lay 1 on H 11 r row s. pri
mary i list rue! or ) stale normal,
M011 m out h ; liny Conk lin, Hiiporln-
lisiiili'tit of I'nlon schools, Cuioii
A. C. Haiuplon, siiperintemlent
l,a Crande s.-hools. La (Jr.ttide;
I'rof. ,1. II. Itruiuhaimh, deparl
: moil of psviholoj-y, aurli-uli oral
college, CorvalMs: A. W. Wheeler,
vocal Imiiil am'U-ult lire, 1 la If way ;
Mrs. .1. F. Hill, president Parent
Teachers' assoi ial Ion, Port land ;
Miss Margaret Knt ler. city librar
ian; Mis Helen Lucile Watts,
music supervisor, linker schools;
Miss Alma Paylon. vocal instructor
in music; Kenneth Lnuuhlin, or
chest ra I nst np-tor in bili Kchool.
Kach day's session will open a I
!) o'clock a. in. and last uuiil noon.
( 'a fed' ria luncheon will ho served
each day by I be dottiest Ic science
depart men 1 of t he hir;h school un
der 1 he manaenieni of Miss Lenore
It. Sinks. The afternoon program
will oi'imi at 1 : ::o o'rio.-k and last
unfit -I o'clock.
On WiMlnesibiy oven hit; a recep
tion will he extended the visitors
al the hih school auditorium at S
o'clock, at which I line t he follow -f
tin program wlil be ulven. At !t
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
ttwtu it is iMni-n 11.
KLAMATH KAI.I.N, mi. 7 Man
nil Hooper, tenner . a,, president
1bo now di l niiet Kirs! St ttes and Sa
111 m I. jink, has been linMeh d en a ini.
depieanor chai'Me In rim
RCtl II I t-i; llhi il ir:
ns
Iho
John W. Si
Jr., foi tie 1
Wei ( ind let
Hooper was
2:t to eitlei .plea
released under h.
Hooper Is rbai
IiermltliliK Hie L
Siemens J I l. hM.,
ceedinir 20 per
paid in and su
jolnlni; Hi.
npenini,'. Hooper
Hie st ite haiiUini;
und
re.ddeiit
Satuidav.
lraiil. l mil II
a or deimn re,
ud 01 SI
i:ed will
nl In In
irplui
at the
: (
lion wll'i : I
lor whii-li I
I oil n Mi'im-i' 1
llliil i-.,;-li UM I
I l. l.ili. :
ill. I "..'
iniiitvriiii.
an .loliu u ,
nl till' tapilal
1 ll,a.,.
II f Ih.
' , !.'. I w il
itlli.'iil.
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
For Sa!
4f '
' Bluc
1
1
No squeezing of organs; no
DrHSHiirn; dufects ot rigura
corroded; u poriot't foundu
tlon for your gowns.
Tbis In addition to the com
forts affordd through tho ez
clualve "La Cumllle" foutures;
No prousure on spine; no cut
ting by lucers; no pinching of
clasps; no dJKKlng of stays at
lop but freedom, vuntlluUou,
sutlsfuction.
A complete Una of the dlf
foront nioduls always on hand.
I'llnm .(iu and up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattiaon
Corsetiere
Has.
1702. Cor. Spring ft
Phono 322-W
Oak
Di'lolii'l
rrnt wiui,
Inlli Insl ,ln
ill 11 I'l'llaiu.
Ruv nml noli
nilimlfli'il Ads.
tnroui:i din
ALASKA FURS
.11 sr iti: i:i
A fine lint of ready-to-wear Alas
ka fins tliirh I will sell tor a
very reasonable pi Ire, uu an
nil welcome to come and sec
them. I nNo hoy nil kind-i ot
raw tors and will pay lici pr;cei,
Chris Miller
l.'illl AiIiiiiis Am-.
e 1
1
. )
is.- on Aiiiiins. 1 1
.. luniav.'. puv- I J
il. .:!l.lll.' Ir.'l'S. ;
' I
:iv, nni'. full I I
1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'. lawn 1
I'll.arilitlnn, nil I
'1
iii-i- I'll Wash- 1 I
llllllli,"!, wilvil.; 1
an I' -a.iciu ami j .
me m redan
to i'tiMift. I.e: I
oilie Ilk.' place. ' 7 1 JI'
IHu first largo dancing party of the
nr'-ason will bo given ut tho Country
I'lub at an early dale. Nearly alt of
Ihc Jiiembfrs have eMiressiMl Hiem-
0-h-Uoh as pleased wilh tile arraiiKO-i
tuents whereby twelv,. memlieiH en-
tert.ilu tho othio- iiiemliers once eacn 1
month.
The followiiiK committee will have'
cbaiKe or the enlertaiument for Cic-J
lobur and will act as hosts and host
esses (his month: Mr. ami Mih. Nor. 1
man l-'rees, Mr. and Mrs. 11. IC. ()'
lirien, Mr. und Mrs. W. I '. Kelly, Mr.
'and Mrs. I'. J. Powers. Mr. and Mrs.
jK It Crowe. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Kid-'
idle, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Parker, Mr.!
and Mrs. (ieo.se Hiinie. Mr. O.
W. Cle.lcher, Mr. (uid Mrs. Lester
IStoddard. Mr. am! Mrs. J. It. Lynch
.and Mr. und Mrs. Myers.
Announeuniout of the date of the'
first party will be made within the
)next day or so.
Mm. II. A. I ten ha in and daughter.
Viola, proved theinael ves delightful
hostesses at an informal little party
Humlay evening, the occasion beinir
the Joint birthdays of Mr. lleuham
y-uid Mrs. S. A. Wells.
. Itellcions rel'restiments wro sei-v-
led, tho main feature hehitf two Iiuko
.birthday cakes, adorned witli Uie ira-!
l', dittonal tiKbted candles, of w liic'i '
there were y.ri, hut far be it from am !
" 0110 present lo say how many were j
on either cuke or to whom the, p.ir-i
tieulnr cake belonged. ,
Those present were the Henluim 1
family, Mr. Orson Itrnndt. and the '
families of S. A. Wells and O. tVhil-
ke. j
This was also Hie 3rd anniversary j
of the man-lane of Mr. and Mrs. Hen-I
ham.
Mir. A. C. Hampton proved herself j
US 10 lie- a charming hostess when she
nteilalned Hie members of the Wed
esday ItridKe t'lub at the fountr;'
Clolt on Wednesday of tbis week.
The dub house was beautifully dec-'
i rat I'd in pink asters, and in spite oft
the dull weather, I he flowers threw j
nit an atmosphere of light and cheer- 1
fulness to the rooms. j
Tills was the first meeting of the'
lull this year, and Mrs. K. poureli
urrit'.l off Hie honors. A dainty!
nneheoii was served during the' af- '
ernoon and a pleasant time was en
nved by all. l-'rom now on the club!
v 11 meet regularly.
A men
mine of .1
o bid fare
lea villi;
nie hon
v crowd Kill hered at the
lis. A. V. Ki.-dier last night
ivell to Mis. W. Wilcox, who
for Portt.ind to make her
ie. Those present' were Mrs.
I will offer for sale at pul(!nl
niile-s oast of Island City, j
111., the following stock and nm
Duio Hclle
Hair Nets
Double
Strand
10c
ANATtON-wtDE '
aVJT bTVI A ,im
VWtfi; 371
'Incorporated
DEPARTMENT STORES
Duplex
Safety Pins
All Sizes
8c
The Corset for Milady
Lady-Lyke", Front Laced
1 Miff !
'.ivmi.w
J,.1''V"-
Varied Styles 'fe.i.u'r
and Materials .
$1.49 to $4.93
The well-groomed woman
is always correctly cor
seted. She uKHures her
self of freedom of mo
tion, grace In carriage and
comfort in body, thus lu
surlng perfect health and
charm of polae. These
factors ba ve been care
fully considered In the
building of the "Lady
Lyke" Model, which is our
own exclusive make, that
all femininity may share
la its merits.
Exclusively Out's
Lady-Lyke Corsets
Whether of Coutll or Tiro
cade, whether 3 011 he short
or tail, stout or thin, you
mny know that in our wide
variety of styles there is
your individual type at
value unexcelled Ovr
standard materials with
black boning t bronchi
(ire proofs podtlve
durnbtlltv and wef-
Parasols ;
Women's Eain or Shine
t
IIlEh Br.nlc silk tuffi-ta
I'liriisiilH for women.
"Itnin or Shine'' style
with lii'imucd edge and
Killt ensc. Variuus colored
celluloid hnndli-ii with
leather or Ivory rinss and
i olered liaUclite tops.
White aport tips anil ends.
Wonderful values.
Others $4.69, $5.90, $6.90
Crecm Madras
Fine Curtain Goods
This niliniralilc mate.
vial is lovely for every
voiim in tho home. It
is especially desirable
when priced so low. 36
in. wido. Yard,
33c
Silk Hos's.y
For Women
Fine quality silk h"e
9 inch boot ol 1
slrnnd pure Hir-eiil
Bilk I merenried top ,
lureud heel and too.
$1.19
iThe Fascination of Knitting
With Prospect Yarns
lfl. ii C 1 1 Il 1 .,, : UnUlnl will
i lit ii 1 1 r.ie 1 1 vi niirniirK iiirt: iiiii.sli iiilii in mnikvu
irrospcet Hadiant Iceland Yarn to be had in beautifi
I color eoiirbinatious. The stitch and smrcestiong for cold
combinations are fully described in our August btyl)
Bulletin, which may be had by calling at our store.
Each Month
an Illustrated leaflet of a new
model of garments made from
Prospect Yarns can be bad at our
store. Ask for these leaflets. They
will contain thD latest ctyles and
a instructions for making.
Prospects Yarns
Popularly priced
Radiant Iceland Yarn, Q-
! 1 oz. balls
j Silk Worsted Yarn, ry
I 1 35 oz. balls.. ...v.C
! Silk Shetland Yarn, on
1 oz. bulls.... ....mC
( Knitting Yarn, "IQ
2 oz. balls. ..v.jh,j;'c
(iermantown Zephyr
1 oz. bails.... ..:'c
Chinchilla Coats
For Little Folk
Ml K
Choice of white, tan
ind red in a good grade
of chinchilla. Tho il
lustrations typify tho
iai.art:(ess of the styles.
$2.49
to
$4.98
These little garments come in sizes 1, 2 and .1 years. FJarh
garment Is well made nn.l lined and interlined, thus assuring
both warmth and lone ervPf
Like a Hippie
j '::.t Grcwa to a Wave
; he story of the marvel
us success of the J. C.
Penney Co. From one
mall s-ore It: HHii: !o 312
is dep.i :. meiit stores in
. ''J i.-- the reeord of this
eat. pivsent-day Isation
ide tnstllullon.
The
.111 v
a p!
J. C. Penney Corn
has succeeded In a
ay because Its first
do N spinre dealing.
i:r.itis Intcrenrs are
i'.'iests. Its saving
anli'y b;:ylnff, ensh
; and lower opera t
, 1 ('! ro are passed on
cur:: outers In lower
prices.
s World's ITgest
i. pM-rnvnt Store
'!:. ti-'ii will continue
-' be -au-e It will
e o ;nrve 1'es! the 4
i-,.ie i-e'iiidei;ei'
Ji -i. i.1 1 1 : stn
: !-.(. to i.u-iH
The Largest Chain Department,
Store Organization in the AXond1"
!l 1IKAI) 1IOKSKS
Itraniion. M is. . S. N.irris, M rs.
on Shanks. Mrs. J. L. rollius. Mrs.
1 Andersnii. Mis. t A. Stoop. Mrs.
S. Shalt. Oorothy Wilcox and M r:i. '
'. Klshcr.
At the elese of the eveniiti; refresh
men is were serj ed a in! I he nucsts
All members of the Country Club
are invited to attend the informal
dance which is to be Riven at the
Country Club lonitfht, Saturday, Oc
tober 7, in honor of the vlsittntf golf
ers.
COCKROACHES
'i i;;i!':i
oil aia
d. hi
i re-u. Mor
. in
I'ln.nl 1
1:11111! i
J 1 :,ii 1
e--i- j
llian !
Weill linine iii'tt'i
,... ,.
Kiiiy mnio, (i cais nld. wcitht !,. i,.,.
I jfray ju'liliii!', 7 yours old. wcijslit
1 luiv iii.-iic, ,") vcars old. woijjlit 1 Mls- ,: K' ,!llV1'
1 hay KvldiiiK', !1 yenrs old. weight " !' S,'V !'"''
, J . i . toter in, ;it her home,
1 sadtllo mniv, ( yours old, 1200 His.:1.
1 bav niaiv, '2 wars old
1 colt.
span hay inaivs, weight '21
John Doetv v-aU plow
S-l't. single disV
7-l't. douhlo disc
-inch wacon
1 Ml .,-inch wajim
2 hay racks
1 hulk jrrain hod
biim Mrs. Wileo-c
ind happiness In b
entertain the
Tuesday, I c
Ml; l.'lrst SI.
' The Indies Aid Society of the VAon
Knjrlish Lutheran Church was enter
tained on Thursday of this week lv
Mrs. CieorfcO Maier al her home, 27011
X. 1 U'pol street. Twenty -I wo mem
bers were present, and the afternoon
was spent in sew bur and initio, alter
which dainty
ed.
refreshments were serv-
The Women of the Mooschearl Le
sion met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Anderson for the
social afternoon meeting. The time
was spent at needlework for the ba
zaar. A lai'Ke number of members
attended, und a most enjoyable after
noon was spent by all. At the close
of the meeting, luncheon was served
by the hostess wbn was assisted by
Mrs. V. Amos and Mrs. I), brannon.
Chapter I of P. K. O. enjoyed tho
hospitality of Mrs. George Hopkins
on I-'r it lay afternoon ut tho regular
meeting. A very instructive paper on
'International Uelations." was given
by Mrs. 1,. It. Moe. this being the first
subject considered in the year's pro
gram on tho '2fith Century Trend."
inning tho social hour refreshments
were served by the hostess, after which
the guests departed, declaring Mrs.
Hopkin a delieb'ful hostess.
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ANTS
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STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTJ
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Fresh Ranch Eggs
DOZEN 43c
Creamery Iltitter. 2 lb. roll - 91-00
Carnation Milk, large can He
Carnation Wheat Flakes. ;i:c pkg - 2:!c
Svudder's Canadian Maple Syrup, Qt. 60c; full gallon ? 1.90
Our Seal Hour. 49 lb. sack ?14
lllue Stem Flour, 49 lb. sack - 51.78
White Sprav Flour. 49 lb. sack S-'.IO
M. J. 1'.. Coffee, 5 lb. tin - ?l-?7
4 Vlalocs, 4 lbs 2oc
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