La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1928, Image 3

Friday, .Tanury 20, 102R.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
(Sqciety News
Mrs. Pattison Is
v Hostess To Club
. " At? Bridge Party
, Throe tables of bridge were ;ti
jtlny yt'Hterduy afternoon, when
Mi h. itoherl I 'at I (son wax ho.itesa
In the 'J'tuirwlny Hrlrigf club. Pre
rt'dlntf the ciirtl sauieM, at o'clock.
jiinriieou wan nerveu uy mvh. m.
It, iHinalnu- ut her home oh Vivui ;
M ii'ci , u f tor w hii'h t lie parly nrt !
jinn noi to- Hip rH(ils(in tmme.
Min. Kllimu (iluily ninije llltth
i Iiirim- ihit nfliirnnnn'M nlnv. 1
B,'"r ,ri"" he ufternnon-8 play. I
... Mi.nuuxu.,,,, n itenilunoe and AlrX 1-iula Webb had
"' ilub lhUMMChai.g6 of the proffraiu. Marking
-a. -Ian. ;(he Q(lth nnniVprsary of the Woin-
;.', . Inn's Missionary soelpty In tbp
An ut tractive brldtfp-dinner look hlirnll . ht. lUt . r.. Ui,.h,
plar.. la.sl ov.-niutf at Iho iLpme of!
Mvh. urd .'owlerv Dinner
.Mjrvetl
( ' ' ... j
lall tor l;' al a taftle wliloh wan
"ITrettily docnraled In a rolor schem
ii piiili and while.
I uniied the i-enlerniette.
SwertpeasL
After iliiiiu r three tablPH of,
bri.l-re wen- at'play and hi (j seore j
i,.MunU- in., women weiu iu m i m. i
(he wtinii-n went to Mm
W:ill r IN-rry und the men's' prize
ju l.fstcr Allen
Mr. it 11 . 1 Mrs. William Oabln will
-ut'rtabi t he i
Ink Thursday.'
lull tit its next meei
Heb. 2. .'
MeinlieiH ni' ttu.' Alpha club were
KU.-si's at it delight I II! In idKO-lur)ih
: eon ycHlorday al'tenitiAn when Mrtt.
Clyde Kiddle was hontenK at her
in rui home near here. Luncheon
:iiH served aL I : I fi o'clock, after'
. whii-h three tables of bridge, were
;.t piny during the rr malnder of
the. alternuoii.
: Mrs. II. M. Hay made hlh snore
anionic the i-lub members. :ind the
. K'l'-.st'pri.e went to Mrs. .y!e Kld-
. die.
Mi.-s llertha WaMsinffer was lion-1 w'ehber was elected secretary tolsoinme they should bo cut In ei
i. ns to Ihe Wednesday NiffliM KUccepd Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Iromely fine ships. They will Ihou
.Itrldgo club this week, when three , N Nelson was re-elected treasurer nnike an Inviting Kimush to the
i..nl(-ri of l.ridfe were at play "l0f the society. " ' clear soup. If a ntralneilanl el a fi
ber a partition! In the West-Jacob-J ( 'j')fl rPailing' course for the year fled consomme Is used the noodles
sou building, Mrs. 1'. H. Kohiiiso.i i vus outlined during the meei Intu A "Mould be cooked In bollinp galled
iii.itle hlKli score amonff the clulK,,- KOrietv liavimr five books vet I water for lft minutes and drained
im-mht-rs and ihe guest prize wt-n
lo Mi-rf. l- A. Kpling.
.1 , jjrbe card games wero followed
.'by a (wo-cuurso lunelieoir.
'M. I. A. Green and
t Gold Ball Given
. . ' '
The anniiiil gi oen and gol I
In nee of the : Mutual improvement
iMM-i.tiM.ii mi ...
was held last evening In the new
1 reeroailonal hall lire with a large j(
!UH linaiire, i uci mu iir i vi-i -
' t.ves it run ovor warn in tins sijuu. ,
.Mann's Imperial orchestra" ur-.
nlslied .music for the dance,
ilslied .music for the dance, und
' features included the forming of.
the .-letters M; I. A. on the dance
J floor by thos In attendance, a
j eontosl u:illz by several young peo-
pie from the I nioii ward and the;
color song of the M. I. A.., which
was rendered by Mrs. Nellie Ilean.
; The hall was decorated ill kp-
tag wltln the 'occasion In a color,
' seheine of green and gold. During
l ; the ilaiiciug punch was set ved.
V A large crowd of Interested par
t enls and members of ihe Kastern
7 Star and Masonic lodges gathered
,e Masonic hull here law eve-1
for the public lugtullutlon of,
. ... ......
at Hi
V. i"g
V: the tirder of llainbow for
tirder ol Jiainnow lor tii r
,...,,...,.., i..Mn,..v rr nnv.
M,, John Moduli,. ,i past nia.ro..
iif the 'Kastern Star cliaptor and uiH
II.-....-. . . '-it
order, was installing ottlcer for the 4 "
girls' organization, and assisting ncr
- wure Mrs. Andrew l.oney, preser.f
.worthy matron of the Kasteru Star,
; us uiaishal; Mrs. Charles (irahani.
associate matron of Ihe O. K. H., us
chaplain; Mrs. Nellie U. Noll, pi
ani:.i, and Mrs. Arch Hacon, re
.' rorder.
Curtis Ha rues, a past master
counselor ol the Lewlston, Mont.,
chapier of DeMnlay, was installing
ofiioer for the boys organization.
The siinie of! leers who ha e
' sorvei l since the organization of the
Order ol llainbow bore were re-
inslalleit, iiiciiidlng Miss Lois Nol-'.-son
as worthy advisor; Miss Anita
v; Krlckson. w ort by associate advis-
or; lissMary Vaughn llendrick-
son. charily; Mis I .enure Kly,
J llupi-; Miss Margaret Danks, faith;
J Miss Louise Wet .el recorder; Miss
Herniee Caiitit, treasurer; Miss
Wiima llansell. chaplain; the sev-
en stations of the rainbow love,
religion, nature. Immortality, fidel-
. It y. patriotism and service, Misses
June Coolhlge. Margaret Anthony,
: K.-v ni. i '1:111 Vl inn Hansen, lol'i
Hoberlsoit, Ituth McAIIiijler and ;
Ciithiiino lliimphroys; Inner guard,
Miss Charbne Kaus; outer guard,;
Miss Phyllis Dunn; pianist, Miss
Mildred Itradshaw: choir leader, j
Miss Ava Williams: and members'
id iho choir: Misses Dorothy Speiir !
cor. June Havensci oft. Julia Smith, i
Peggy Jiolinoiikainp. Margaret Mil-,
li". Alice Mllno. Hutb Cullon, I.oiB
llan.fl II. Kihel Harnden, Ituth Har-'
iioii and Amy brown.
.Mrs. O. N. Tarkington was re-
installed as mother advisor of Ihe-
ahsenibly. and members of the ad-
visory board ar eMis. C. Jt. Kber-
hnrd. Miss Mildred Hoyt, Mrs. Cat-!
rh Stelmainp. C. M. Humphreys!
and Mrs. K. W. Kly. .
Tom Hrure was installed as mas
lor r oHiD-elor of the DoMolay chup-
- tor: Don Patton. senior counselor; I
Jay Joiis. junior counselor: Vecnull
' Shoemaker, mnrsl.h); Dell Hurk?. j
senior deacon; WHIIani Aravy, jun-,
y lor dcricon: Joe Sayre. senior stew-
tird: Raymond (iriffln. Junior atew-
'ard. Howard peti-rtn, chaploln;
" ia o Mis.t. penis"; ItiChard Clrst,'
, tt enaui .t; May 'oiine, standard
boaror;1 llarotd Smith. Dale Charl-j
f ton, Kermit DaJs. tleorge Ilarn-,
.' ton. Kermit Davis, Waymond
. Srttl and Joe jonrs. procpppors. t
hollowing the Installation a pro-!
n grain as gHcii. including u read-
ing by Miss Wilma Hiinsell. in j
, which she wore a colonial co-1
tume. a piano solo hy MltJ Dowj
' thy Hrnunion. a vocal solo by Toia i
firm e. a jcnopbnne duot by llpnryj
Culp nnd Hen Ueslrrllnf. nnd
oral numbers by the PeMolay quar
tet, . -
' WhM members of the advlrsory
board 1 were being Installad Ml
Oinee Gelhel Hang "Someone In
Looking to Vou." it, f. Ay re, ad
viBor of the IteMoluy diopter,
HpoKe und Mis, l). N. Tnrktngton
talked briefly.
. At 9 o'clock the two organisa
tions Jolued In prayer tor their
mother und father.
The Woman's Missionary uoefety
;ol' the Methodist Kplsropitl churoll
Itinnth wjw MilitpliilnnH ir I hi limn., f
f Mrtf W. . Hlarnter Tlinrmtuv 1
.... . 1
nfter0on. There was a In me at-
uU(la Q( (he Hovpn Sll,;lmthB l)f
Vea.1'. w.hleh represented the Kilty
Hacmlcea during the au years, was
illvldert into seven periods r seven
. vea.ru eneh.
T)e WQr,, ftf (hfi fl-t yon yonp;4
Wnu uuintunil III' Mru LVrin I If. I lo i
' the second seven by Mrs. J. A. Hall,
thfl hy .m r; Hu"ker," t he fourtn
i ...j iiipk. .(.A fifih iv Mi.
Irilnrmer, thuslvth by Mrs. Waller
Wlnhurn und the seventh bv Mrs.
(i:ula Webb. ' '
A trio, comported uf Mosdainehl
Webb, lllcks and Slnrnier, and ac
companied by Mrs. Kied Wend ut i
the piano, sang, I
Kpfreahmejits were served by I
4he hoKlesH. usHisled by her moth
pi,. Mrs. Maker.
t OfflceiH for the en.Hiilmc, year
wero elected Wednesday afternoon
when the MiHrHonury society of the
KiiKllsh l.utherun church met at
the home of Mrs. N. Nelson. Mrs.
Oscar Tllompison 'Was elpcted presl-
dent of ihe society to take jho
place of Mrs.- Kerdinand Jonson,
wlin tniM rouiiriiefl Mih Oi villo !
tn finish.
Student Recital
: Set For Sunday
'A student recital of Interest will
ho given Kunday aflernonn at 4
o'clock at. the I .a tlrande. hotel.
'when M. I.ee Iteynolds will pre-
PPnt several of her iiiano students.
An iUitrf,Htng program has been
fiurangeu, anu ine puniic is invuo.i i
ln attend
KoMowing is the program to bo
given:
The Cnnoe Hide"... .John WIH'am
VKolk Tune"...., ....John Williams
(truce Helen Bohnonkamp '
.VKskimo. . Lullaby"
- '.:.. Dorothy Onynor Blukr
T'ensnnt Dance"....,
.-...Dorothy (ioynor Illai;e
Josephine l-'lslier
''Cuckoo" Joliilr Williams
"Snow Shoes' John Williams
."Kairlps Dance" lohn Williams
' 1 Mary Frees
'Kvening l'ruyer".. Cm iiyu
Hililo Clegg
"Song of lite (Hen" IC.b
"The Three Hears' Wright
"Merry Moments" w ICrb
Dorothy I.ee Keynolds
;' ""' " r'li'"71
V', " ;
The N hrht Wind Theodore Ihitlon
truptl of Mrs. K. J. Kvans)
.
! Hoy Hermann
'"""'u";1 l!c'"""''1
, , fl
:sperunce
(liudith Johnson
VThe Crickets Puny" Hugle
"tlbost In l-'lreplace" Marie Crosby
) Kdna Johnson
"The Storm", Schmoll
lJIuntlng Song" .: Spindler
: Hillle Kaliiu
riullare" Schmoll
iVVIlllanelle" Schmoll
(lion Koy
.-. (.Pupil of Mrs. K. I.. Kvans)
"So'natlha" .. Kuli la u
"The Skylark" Tschaikowsky
Katharine Wlssler
"Water Sports" , -
l-'lorencc Newell Harbour
"A Heavy Hurt"
Florence Newell Harbour
Miriam Manna
Sonata Op. 1 4, No. 1
Magglore, Allegro" Heethoveu '
Mrs. Clyde Webb
Preliide" Kdward Schntt -
'Hondo Caprtcolsco" Menlelssohu
Miblred Spencer
Kl.VjIN (Special) Tho Woman'.-
Improvement club met Thursday
New Patent Oxfords
at 20 Discount
Like picture; also with medium heels.
One of Fashion's newest novelties, '
THE B00TERY
n f I ernoon wit h M m. Ha rry Hujr j
Aftr the usual business, Mrs. Iter-1
nat Hug road an Interesting pap!'!
bun the "Ooiulntf Of lh While Mat
to Oroifon." j
The elub extended a voy of
thanks to H.. II. Wentherspoon for
his donation of ISA wtT which a
buy n loudjuliiintr the eliy park
niie. whii'ii is In be ndded tit tho
park. ' ' j
Announcements
Oliver. l .Morion Keller lorw
will at-i-ve ilinnt'i tuninrroiv ut llifin
it tlio K. P. hull, lu be followml l-1
u proKium und the ri-jfiilnr nieuilna I
Of Ilie mrPft (IfflOPIH Will !( lll-
tiilleil mill ull iminli.Mii lire lime.l !
. . i i .... j I
to be In attendtinee.
I
The Aillihittnn 1'lnoehle elub will!
meet at the home of Mrs. ('.lien1
llarndeit, SO" N avenue, tomorrow
evening al i u'ehK-k. A imiinliers1
are uiRed to attend. j
The regular sneial meetlni; of
the Women of MuuHoheart I.eKlnn
j will bo( lield t)il evening, Jan. UK'
at tint 1 1 o 1 11 it iu Ann. .. in. .uayviiio,
Jtn,' Adams avenue, with Mih. 13.
S. Ni i r Is as asHlntanl litiste.
There will be a whorl bnln'S sea-.
slon.
MENUS
Hy sister Mary -tlti:Alvl'ANT
Hlevvvd prunes.
coffee.
JNtMipON
Steamed spln-
neir with creamed oysters, nrown
bread, cebry heaiis, cocoanut
cookies, milk. tea.
HINNKII Consomme wllh noo
dles, rcast chicken, mushed1 pota
toes, corn croquettes. Rrape fruit
salad, pi pperiuint Ice cream with
Chocolate , sauce, milk, coffee.
When noodles are served in con-
before adding lo tha consomme to
servo. -
Sioumed Spiiimh With Oysters
Three cups minced cooked spin
ach. 4 tablespoons butlerv tea
spoon salt, i 'ten-spoon pepper, 2
eggs. 2 tablespoons milk, I pint
oysters. 1 cups cream Kauce,
Chop spinach In a choppjng bowl
lo make It very flue. Heat egirs
with milk' until very light. Add to
spinach with salt, pepper nnd but-
lPr and mL thoroughly. Turn Into
u juitftred ring mold amr sieam
) one hour. Turn fronr mold onto a
hot serving dish upd fill lenler
with oysters in the cream sauco.
Wash und pin boll oysters before
adding to sauce.
This Is an excellent dish for chil
dren as well as adults. t
Library Ghats
I New books to be added lo the
public library Saturday evening. I
! Jan. 21. follow:
Asplnwull. "Hook of Parties";
I Ihi Hey, "Wallflowers"; nurnham,
"The Normal .Mind"; Cannon,
"t'ticle Joe Cannon"; Coster, "I'sy-
Irhn - iilHilyxlH for Normal l-eople":
I 'fullen. "CnrollnB Ol.sk": Dyke.
...i i i..ir.
Automobile ami C.anoline Knglno
Kncyclopedia, 1 927": !ale, "Yel
low t.enllans and Itlue"; dales
worthy, "Castles In Spain"; Harrl
gan. "Traveling IJghl" and llaynes.
"The Airedale."
Johnston, "The Kxile"; Lfncoln,
"The Aristocratic Miss Brewster";
Lowell, "Ballads for Salt"; Mason,
"The Lure of the Crent Smokies";
Milti. "In u Ytin-Xan Cumtyard";
Mitchell "Call of the House";
Montague, "liight Off the Map";
Montgomery. "Mmlly's Quesi"; Oj
pnbelm, ".Miss Brown of the
X Y O"; Owre, "Prunes or Pan
cakes"; Pedlar, "Yesterday's liar
vest"; Perry, "Pools and Hippies"
and Poling, "The Furnace."
Prouty, "Conflict"; lieose, "Se
lected Poems" ; I Icy man), "The
Promised lund"; It o c k w e 1 I,
"Around the Year In the (iarden":
Kolvaagt f Hants In the Knrth":
Sharp, "Sanctuary! Sanctuary!" ;
Si ringer. "White
Ibnds"; Sullivan,
"Our Times," 2 vol.; Swnn, "How
Ynu can Write Plays"; Van Kvery,
"Charles Lindbergh"; Wehsler.
"The Beglimeis"; Weston. . "The
Horseshoe Nails"; Wright, "Hawk
ers and Walkers in Karly America"
and Yezicrska, "Arrogant Beggar."
Smart Shadows
Tlit- black and whilo plaid ktiim
Jacket- silhouettes itself eteuiiy
and with Krept h U- against U.o
snow-dud 'hilla,
AltMOU-MIti: (1,K
. I'Aitr w
WSI1IOX
, I'AIMM (Al') Many well droMH
od I'arlshins consider a metallic
clank and Mnklo an Important, fac
tor in thelr'style success.
(lest ures are buck In fashion
since women t took to wearlnyr
quantities of bracelets which Jliml-
every time they move their Jiands.
Kwn the new scarfs aro trimmed
with humlreils of pieci-s of roitud
or square metal sequins that tfive
out a little linklo with every
movement.
Now it designer of shoi'K in pnt
llnif friime of metal mesh on the
toes of dancing slippers. " s Thoy
make a metallic swish with every
step.
t)ne thing that 'makes tho worm
turn red with rage Is the sight of
an auger boring Ids holes in an
tique furniture.
We all like to feel that wo are
useful, but we can't' get that feel
ing unless we are willing to work.
Strap Watches of Quality
Elffin or Waltham as low as $16.50
Dependable Swiss Strap Watches
As low as $10.00
All guaranteed. .
Birnie's
At The Sign Of The Clock
The Lower-Priced Food Store
Phone MAI.V m
Features For Saturday
and Monday
Vi gal. Logr Cabin Syrii)....'... D0
Quart Mazohi Salad Oil 9C
Kc
Sperry's Cale Flour, pkm JJ
Puffed Wheat, 2 pkjrs L0
Oranges, dozen u
48c
I'ancrusl Shorteninj,', 2-lb. can 40
Kc
2 lbs. blue Mt. or Meadow Harvest Hulter JJ
Jello all flavors, 3 pkfrs L0
Van damp's Tomato Soup, 3 cans.. ..
Medium size Van Camp's bean 'ole Beans 1 1q
can :
- 20c
Celery Hearts
20c
Lirgc CauliUowcr
3ANANAS, Lb. 9c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
2Sc
Pork Neck and backbones, I lbs
Sliced bacon, lb. !'. 00
Fresh Dressed Rhode Island Red Hens
Bridge
Pointers
fly Mlltna C, Work
At the conclusion qf yosterday's
urtlcle, wo were considering Initial
suit-bids of one at Contraet. In
that flonnhenUlon I imido nu aT-
elfle reference to vtilpernldllty.
bavins dlsciiBsed , that subject'
somewhat when cojjstderlnir lnl-
liai io 'rrump ntus 01 one, wnein-
or greater jttrciiKth should bo
quired for u suit-bid whep vulner
nflr-
able Is a uuestton still extensively
debuted. 1 am inclined to believe
that no distinction Is needed be
tween viilnornliltlty and non-vnl-
nerabillty in Ihe convention ffov-
ernhiK orlKlnnl suit-bids of one, .If
thu ptayer mnklntr the bldbe of
unqtleMtluned ability and tho part-
net- be dependable; but for a play-
er who is apt to lose a trick or (wo
In the nlav. or a nlaver faclna: a
mirtncr.who Is nrone to OveroHtlm-
ate the stretiKlh of an Initial bid
am) to raise or jump too freely,
light Initial ' bids are dangerous
when not vulnerable and much ln
hazardous to venture when vol
not-able. Yesterday I suitgesled , 'llllanv Armstrong and Kdward
caution if" either of these condl- jiurk, asserted members of a vice
tiouM exist for a bidder whether ,.nK- which hud for its victims boys
vulnerable or not. Today I ut'R linf KirH (f a tender age, were, iu
thal If vulnerable ami subject to dieted yesterday by the Mali
either of those handicaps, at least noniiih county grand Jury,
an tiiHial King-or Us equivalent ho,.. Charges similar to tliimu placed
onsidei-ed a requisite for a pid.
In other words, , with the first,
hand given yesterday, which wnH
n five card suit headed by an Ace
King and-nothing on tho side, T'
would not bid If vulnerable with
either' of the, putincrshjp disad
vantages above named, unless' Iho
side hand enlnlned at least a
King: and wllh the second hand
given yesterday, which consisted
of an Ace-King nnd two, others
(a fonr-cftrd sul), one side Ace
and no other strength, 1 would not
bid unless the side hand contained
at leasi a Queen In the suit In
which the side Ace was located,
or a King In some other suit.
lor players fully able lo take
care of themselves In tho play and
facing dependable partners,- tho
initial suit-bid is of very groat ad-
vantnKo. It produees so many
partial scored und Klves sueh valu
able Information that It lit worth
thu sllnht risk Involved, It Is In
deed ra re t ban a a I n it la 1 , bid of
one is pennlixei) ho ve rely oven In
rout met, and with none of the
hands we have Imtii nuinifti; Ik ail
, Initial bill of one evtm when
fjrtiuped one by t he piit'iner, pro-
vhleil tht; partner has the iviints-
to strttiiKlh for iho Jumpapt to
result seriously. It Is the jmmu-
nolng bids with liKbt hands whU-h
produce, wlu-n they work badly,
tht territ'le losses lor which Cpii-
tract Is noted; and thereioro If
ir piuifi i- 'n i-i n-.i-im .m-i m:
bidder himself feel tlufl In thu
event of a Jump by partner he will
be able to control his desire to
bit! for R-amc, the one-bids are.
apt to bo profitable Tind not upl
to be exponsive. i
A partial score in Auction
ItridKo Is of material value, only
twelity-ono liantls; but In Con-
triwl a partial m-ore is of material
vuluo to lis holder every tniiu in
U bidding of the suceidllnu
hand, and therefore it Is worth
some risk to obtain it.
(Copyright, Jtihn K. IMile Co.
TWO lMUCTlin
i'OllTI.AND. Ore.. Jan. lit (Al')
against tMareme lira .ell yester-
day, were made lu the ilulicinienls.
Sec Our 89 Cent
Window
Values
1.25 and 1.35 -Call
and makc ,
your choice
F. L. LILLY
HARDWARE
fhoac ftlaln M
Si2
CASH
c AND
CARRY
Phone Orders
Main 91
At STONE'S vou' always find substantial savings on higlvgrade foods.
Our display of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables is the flnestn La Grande
at prices you can afford to pay. ' 1
Savings Saturday and Monday
BUTTER ,,,
STONE'S COFFEE
Supreme Blend the very best.
lu. 47c 3 i,,s. $1.39
Hot Sauce
Kliinmn's lii-st.
29c
O Cans
Brown Sugar
Medium I,i;;ht limwn."
10 ibs 69c
llinso
Soaks dirt out.
2 pkifs 45c
Soap
P. & G. Naptha
10 I5ars 35C
Chipso
Koi; instant suds.
'29c
Life-Buoy
Health Soap
3 IJars . 19C
SURELAY
JANUARY CLEARANCE
of Smart Millinery ;v
1.08 2.05 1.05 7.50 , ' I
: PUTMAN'S'r'k
La 'Grande's Exclusive Reaily.-To-Vear
Millinery & Shops :'y . : j
C R li A M of
S t v
fes?
I , fet?i,..J
A full p o u l i tl
(not Just 34 of pound .
that lookH like a pound )
Schilling is the only cream- .
of -tartar baking powder that
fi;ives you pound weight' in
return for your pound price.
rnfrwIISnlru'liio 31 F.xtrnc'ln Tl'ii
i'lLook Over Our YhxA Arjs for Bargainj
Gi rHA!M !TnUPS
incst Local Creamery, 2 lbs
Gallon
Tomatoes,
Peas, Corn
liny n niixcid case. .
6 Cans 69C
24 X: $2.69
Matches
0 llox Carton
15c
Apples
Sclmollioy Jonathans
5c
Box
Beans
Red Chili Heans
10 Lbs 69c
Sperry's Sure Egg Producer,
TARTAR
We Deliver
$2.50 Orders
93c
STONE'S- SYRUP
Finest Cane and Maple
89C fial. -' $1.59'
Pineapple
Ilrokon Slices,
4 Cans 79C
Catsup
lk'inz or Snirlcr's
2 Kor 49c
Walnuts
OreRoii Sort Shells
3 ,, 79c
Wheat Meal
Quick Wheat Cereal
l!(ix
22c
Airy Fairy
FlutTifi- Cake Flour
35c
Brooms
Medium 1 Sew.
39c
100 lb. sack $2.95