La Grande evening observer., April 11, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Friday, April 11,1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three-
iDOiEfiry NEWjr
Charming' Dinner
Bridge Last Night
At Bingner Home
At n ( bn r tn Iiilt tHnnr-lri'ltfi Mr.
and Mi-m. rlKirli-s Hliixner cntiT
tninfil thi Alpha club last uijjlit ;rt
their hunu , litmier wan koi'VimI -at
7:15 o'clock with dafl'otlilK jih an
effective ileroratluii.
' Kour (iililos of cunlK were en
joy eil with .Mr. and Mrs, t'hnrlcH
Itfynohls receiving honors for littfli
tally. Mra. Lfiwreiir- Hull whs
uwarol guot priae:
.
Clio Club Meets
., : At Sacajawea Inn
; The lio Will. Mouthers wore
Kuests of -lr. and Mrs. Ch:iHi' Hoh
nonkuiup t a eluirminar dinner
briUffe hiHt nlht at the SacajuweH
Inn. J'rctly yellow dnffodils in a
KToon howl et'iitei od the il Inner
table with covers laid for twenty
four. Mr. ami Mrs. Goorjre Will km
of IJoise, who now make their home
S'n a. (Irande, were KiiestM.
Ifonors al bridge were won by
Mts. Kred ;. I.anztr anil Or. I.ee
llouyy.
Entertain Club At
The Sacajawea
.-Mr. ami Mrs. .l.-McNameu were
host and Iion'onh to I heir club Wed
nesday evoniiiK for a dinner-hrids-e
at the Sacajawea Inn. Mrs. Hale
t'ox and Atnos Helm received hon
or at cards. .
.
Stitch, Chatter
Club In Meeting,
Kalph Winters with ubmil ten
members present. I MiriouE refresh
ments were served.
The club will met't ne;t month
with .Mrs. Kred Heed, on Twelfth
street, .May ii.
Diversity Club
Honors Pioneers
j school audllorimuj uv ?i.3p. . o'clock. -j
.Mi's. Smith is a puelivsw of Idaho '
who is visiting here next week
: which has been set aside by lhj
Neighborhood cluh us poetry week, j
A Hatch dance will 1m presented
by a wxoiip of freshman Kirls.
J-liK school students will be din- '
missed ut i:3(t o'clock so that ihey;
may attend the . ud dress. A small:
admis-sion chai-Ke will be made.
Imbler High Is
Winner, 28 to 1, j
Over Union Nine i
Bible Searcher's
Club In Social
The 1'iversity club observed ihe
centennial of the covered wagon In
its study of Oregon history Thurs
day when It met ut the home of
Mrs. Herbert Kvans for a delightful
; afternoon. Hoth Mrs. Kvans and
'.Mrs. Claude I'uekett used the cen
tennial uk the subject of their ac
: counts, mentioning the hardshlts
; ihe pioneers endured,
j I'tizes at games were tiwurded to
j Airs. Marion Haehynski, Airs. John
' I rice ami Mrs. 1'hilllp l.ockwqod,
; followed by tju serving of dainty
refreshments. Fourteen members
; wen; in attendance. Kerns were
t effectively arranged about the
home.
Mrs. rhillip ,ockwond will be
the next hostess, April 24.
Ladies Aid Enjoys
j Social Meeting
A delightful . evening was spent
by the mcnirTers f the Bible
Searcher's class uf the J'resbyterlnn
Sunday school at their annual
party, held in the social room of
the church Thutsday evening. The
members brought their husbands to '
the dinner and to enjoy with them j so? ire
me program- umit.-r tne mrci-uun or apples
Airs. Mi Us Pa lo
On the program appeared a male
trio, l)onald ulp, Jiosio Hurley
and" Ualph ' (i-elhel, wlio sang sev- '
eral numbers: Miss (.'atherlne Wis-'
sler who sang tw.u solos aeeompiii;
Hy I.eltba ("leaver
" (Oltserver Correspondent)
I.MW.KK, On (Special) Imb
i let- Itleh school team won Its yec
; and baseliall jntiiu this season
itoin talon Tuesduy afternoon.
! 'Ihe seoro was iS to I. This
' would hnVo been a no hit, no run
; game if.l'iiion had not sctired one
! run In the lust inhing. 'The next
j aine will be. Tuesdays Apr. l
at Cove.
i Mif. AJeNtinder Andrews, of
I Portland, spent Friday afternoon
I in Imbler visiting friends.
It. M McCoy, who went east
time ago with a carload oC
arrived home Tuesday
He visited his muther
Mir. K. W. Ucetl, of The Park,
and Al rs, V. J. I'owors, drove to
Cnfiui Tliursitay afternoon and at
tended a meeting of -the Women's
cltib.
Mr, Kerdie . t?-nhorst. of I. a
Grande, will return to her home
the end of thts week after visiting
U two weeks with her sister.
Al.ir. Charles Dawson. J. W. Ma
rt les.
many
ri'Ho . honor
IfiftW
guest .received niand of domestics, the romunrm- Porter, long In Morgan s Tvlc:.
t i ' j tlon, and: the futuro of such oceu- ! skipper the urnft.
J pation, shft said. .' ; : j
i - r o Snort wave icaaio
To Make 'em WorkLaJ'0est ?cllt J
CHICAGO, Apr. II (AIM The
advisability of a degree of bachelor
Launched In Maine :
Advertises City
It A'
THE UAIJ.KB. Ore.. Apr. Jl
r j (Al ) Kl,chard H. Crane, recen;
n,. .Maine, Apr. n tArj ;ThlJ iuiteM High srhool irradnni
......is.." , l" 1,1 i-o-iuoiK jmhi i no v orsuir. new yacui Ol J. i", j ftnj Kon Qf mt.mr( J 'mnc, or
KiMtt-r .Mir, i-nruu vi.-jmu sweeping as uignniet us mat in tno .norgan, nw yorK, financier, said fipt.i! circuit rmirt ..ooni- bi ni
here Kntilrday. . They ure nlso from professions of jiedlelne and law , to be the largest privately owned ;, ,n,.,.ni .k., ..,.. r n. u....
l- Urande.
has the altentton of
it of a research .vessel of its kind In the world, was twWn It) uvm.y (,0ntinPnfc and pofnli
ersity of Chicago. I launched here yesterday. The yacht, in :iit im!ions the wut Tew ntonthfc
tN Mr, and .Mrs. Itobert Northeatl. group at the I'nlv
oi linker, stient Sunday at the K. I "Girls wilh educaiious simnlv i the xecond of her name. 1h S4:t feet
K. Honhain home. Mr, Noi thcott ( will not enter domestic service,' ; long and has an engine Installation
Is a brother of Mrs. Itonham. i lir. Kuxel Kvrlc. nrofessor of house- I of li.oon h. n.. Uh two turlin-ehir.
Uuphaml AWldred Sallng, of Lu'ltold economics at ihe university, J trie units having a drive oapucity Eonenitors in Hussia, West Austn
"""'Mh iiiiir r.tniK rui. ru n in oi hi u iu 1'ui . 0f jj knots. ilia,
vacation wnn tnetr aunt unit uncle housework as a career on a uigni
Al.'. and Airs. K. K. Honham. j f led and professional basis."
Harold Hansen, and. Harry Jo
hn nsen, whit attended high school
Graduate students In the ttniver-
ttuilt at an esllnmted cost of $2,
5tt(i,(MMi, the- Corsair has cruising
In North Carolina while away.
Mlln, I'ratt and family ( hav
nuived from their town home hack
te the ranch for the summer.
The Woman's club, of . imbler
let on the pisno by Grace Getiiel, m,.t Wednesday afternoon at the
and H. il. Hurley w ho sang sev-1 home of Airs, Charlie Keiinon,
nil numbers, al) 1o the pleasure I t iv.nl Conrad h:,.l ehuriro of
of the ?) assembled members of!tj,t, pn,giam. the subject s beln
the-class and their lamllies. Airs. ; -vviWi i.'Iow.m- " The cluh win
j win. Ha relay served as general
j enuirman, and .Mrs. II. Al. Brad-: tor Hutchlnt-oa
shaw as chairman of the dining April
room committee. After the pro-' f. A.lititguiiinii and H. A.'Wat
igrani many remained to enjoy a son left early Wednesday nmrn-
soclal hour together. Mrs. Harry lng for Klora wliere they will re-
with his low wave radio siatloii
The young man has received letter
und cards from amateur wirelesi
South Africa. China. ' Jnpaii
Kngland. Continental Kurope antf
South America. !
1 A Imniit tiiirl.tlt. 1, r. I., I..
sltv httvn been iiMsiLnied to coiiinile '. nrage oi 2a,00 miles. The keel was I l,1Mi.,li(,n ..,,, .., ,. C,
m vM.nmv, iin- Mt-imii.K men Ntattsttcs on tile Sllliiilv a ml tie lutil hi Juno 1 ''. ('fintstn V. K. I'twtrio Oi- tll. ItlnntU - 1
i-kmiik vacation wnn tneir psir-ents.
1 Alius Clara .lohanfen: who hits
been attending Nornyil schoid in
Iji Grande, Is home and will not
return until the Mjiy term.
Mrs. Archie Stephenson received
a message Sunday telling or the
death ot her father, Charles Mr
Kali, at Handon. Air. Alcl-Mll lived
i at Hvrmiston for several
A social meeting was enjoyed by
'the Ladies Aid of the Kr.glish l.uth'
; era ii church yesterday at a no-
hostess meeting, in the church.
Pleasant hours were spent sewing
; for the bazar to be given next fall.
I Later in the afternoon delicious re
'froshments were served,
! . The society will meet again in
: two weeks.
I
Bess Foster Smith
To Recite Poems
Tumor. pt-t-sithMit C tho c-inss had
fonsiiloralilo sowiiiu: far looal ll.sa Koslor Smith will rwltn
ncPrt!) was accompnnli'i! hy tho i some of hoi- pociiih and lllu.strntc
Kliteh and f;i...;;i- chili or the Am-Itlmin wlili a chalk" lalk. .Monday
erlcan I.i-kIoii auxiliary Thursday i aftornoon at a l'.-T. A. In-nfll pro.
ufternopn at thr hoinn of M rs. ' Knun In tho Iji Orando lllffh
STATE Theatre
NOW BEING
INI THI
r THIS
XME fMBLEM OF
INSTALLED
THEATER
WJM PERFECT SOUND
WATCH FOR
ijust returne. from a visit to Cali-
fornla. Airs. U. S. Kit kin and Airs.
.J. K, Wright niv the teachers of
j the class. . .
jMrs. R.J. Kitchen
! Hostess at Party
j The Degree of Honor Protective
; society met last . night at the home
j of Airs. H. d. Kitchen when
pleasant evening of cards was en
! Joyed. The rooms were attractively
arranged with daffodils.
. Three tables were at play with
Mrs. S. G, Coleman winning first
award and Mrs. Willis receiving
consolation. Plans, were made for
a benefit card party to ho given
April 2fi. -!'
Tho club arranged to meet tlm
fourth Tuesday of each month.
The May meeting will be with Mrs.
Charles Wale and Airs. Alary Wal-droff.
Camp Fire Girls
Frolic at Perry 1 ai
i About fifteen members of the
' 'I'atapochon t'anip I'M re group en-
joyed an outdoor study and frolic
at. Perry yesterday, when they .went man's Wednesday afternoon.
in the morning by bus, returning
; in tho afternoon. ""
In working for a nnture honor
which requires a knowledge of 2fi
'wild flowers, they found 14 varie
Ities, identifying limny of thein hy
ithe leaves as It is too early for the
! blooms.
j . At noon the girls leametl how to
build iiTeanip fin for cooking and
; cooked .their lunches. Tho rest of
j Ihe day was spent playing nature
lore games, rending stories and
'learning two Camp lMre songs.
meet at the home of Airs. Wal- i ,ns i ine name of his daughter.
in La (Irande K- '.. A. Itlggs at Handon hist
July.
.Air. ami Airs. I-Med .Murray vis
ited at the home-of Air. Murray's
mother. Airs. Alary Murray Sun
day. " ,
Mhe school children with the
help of the teachers gave a fare
well party Wednesday evening for
Constance and Wallace Sown s
and Kieth and Kugene Kuller. The
Utile ones danced for a couple of
hours after which refreshments
were served. About -30 children
I were present. . MS, and Airs. L. H.
Hoblnsnn and Airs. Kdnn Miller
furnished music for Ihe occasion.
. Air. and Al'is. Fred Kofford. of
(irande, visited Wednesday
wilh M,rs. Kofford's sister,. Airs.
Ueorge ltoberif?on and family. -
itefreshments are to be served
by the men of the Aledicnl Springs
grange aL the next meeting, it vns
decided at their" meeting held at
the-school house Tuesday evening.
phuiK were also iiwule for enter
taining the Pomona meeting In
June. AFr. and Alls. CO. BlOoin.
of Maker nnd Air. and Airs. Stewart
Dolby, 'of Powder liver attended
the .meeting.
A!1. and Airs. John Campbell
and daughter, Nellie, were guests
of the-IC. W. Smith family Sunday.
Al rs. Wa rren Al et en I f e n I ert a 1 n -ed
20 school children Wednesday
afternoon In honor f her daugh
ter Alamle's seventh blrthdiiy. The
children played games for some
time and were then served de-
ninln until Saturday. 1 Air. lltnga-
i man will make tnrprovemeius on
his place while there;
i I'M Dennison has rented the Hons
; Peiry orchard this year,' Jt has
j live neres-cf. (tome Meauty apples
j and five of ltaulmas. Air. Dennlson
began -wcirk' on the orchard this
week. . . . ,
Moss Perry -thas purchased the
I'M Hvile place along the west foot
11111', -Mr. Perry Intends to ranch
his fox there in the near future.
Work hat: been started on building
the pens. -
Ai'; s. John liludson who has been
111 at her li6me Is m,nch Improved
this week. . . . j -.
Tho bird houses built hy tlie Hoy
Scouts ar on. display at the I mil
ler, t.'as'h store; . - The judges have
been chosen . by the , Woman's club
of Imbler which Is sponsoring the
contest, i The first prize Is two
dollars,, the second is one dollar.
The judging will take' place next
week. - .
I. A. Westenskow. of Imbler, ),
the proprietor of the new Peter
Par. ice" cj'enmi parlor in Lit
Cirande. which opened Thursday.
Westenskow Is the owner of
the Imbler cash store.
Airs, (''allows, of near Invblet Is
able to. he up again. She came
with her son-to Ah s. I-. A. Hinga-
n -j i-nfrp 1'itiiiontH ml .a talile
joe i.oyu,-or enterprise, who ih Jt wb,cll Uu, (.Pnterpleee was : a
preparing lo move tp imbler when hh.ni(lnv cnke with liwhled can
school is out brought a load of fur- I - . . , - ,
niture to lm;bler Wednesday.
Pondosa Baby
Is Scalded By
Cup of Hot Tea
Main 759
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Corner Cedar and Washington
At Joel's you will always find fresh
crisp vegetables. We buy direct from
the grower when it is possible as it in-
; sures fresh supplies. Other vegetables
and fruits come from the local produce
house each morning.
Honey, 10 lbs. .'..'I...:......- $1.29
Fresh Spinach, 3'lbs 19c
Walla Walla Asparagus, 2 lbs .. 25c
Gold Medal Mayonnaise, pint 39c
Home grown rhubarb, 5 lbs 25c
Milky Way bars, a delicious refresh
ing candy bar, 6 for 25c
Veal ground for loaf, lb 30c
Brazil Nuts, 2 lbs 39c
Jumbo glass peanut butter, lb 25c
School Boy peanut butter, 5 lbs 98c
Ice Cream, for Saturday only, qt 39c
Blue Mountain Brand
Fresh Meats.of all kinds.
Hens Call early, very scarce.
, We will buy hens best grade only '
Girls Hike To
Dutch-Springs
r.y Mrs. M. It'nylllfiml
(Oliscrvcr OuTC'HPondi'nt )
1'ONIXJSA.' Ore.. .(Hpi'i-inl)
noniiliL Qorriiin. lO nionthH old hum
of Mr, iittil; Mth. Krnnlc .Olnon, vo
eelved tyt-r,e burnN.un hln rli;lit
Tho Awi-aKOtl' Ulucbli-il Klrla '' 111 from "nifer tl8 tn Hliuuhlnl-hlki-d
to Dnlcli Sih Iukm j-HHlpnliiy ! wl,pn Iu3lcd a .pup of tea from
HfternoOTi. For numy of iMom It "'" ,ill,u' ''"'" evonlim. Wlilli
wnn tlm flit hlUo tllciv, uml a.s hllk' ' hllcliM-r-il aad
an Inl.'i-. dtini- trip. They nipt ut thi' I v,"rr P"l"f! " ' lieallnB nlioly
lionif of th. ir Kiiunliun. Klluilieth : '
Hokto at !::! o'rlnrk. Cecilia Key- : A '"'liy .lioy mu born to Jlr.
Jiauil uml Maru-ii.Tli.lto Itai w,.rn I '. Allii'rt Ulneharl at a. Ila-
IfUPHtH.
GUESTS MARVEL
AT FLAVOR OF
GREEN PEAS
' A First Showing of
BRAND NEW WASH FABRICS
There is a saving to you of
These fabrics are the pro
duct of Cohn-Hall and Marx
manufacturers of high grade
wash ; fabrics.
They guarantee every yard
to be fast color.
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Due to.the fact that these
manufacturers sell only case
lots of a pattern to the larger
retailers.
36-in. Twilight Batiste 36-iri. Trojan Prints ,
Vul rnloiu ratlorus (IcsIkikmI lor lmtiinv Not only wo la: lily titul ilurtililo lint tlioy
of clolh, an array ol' colors that not only ' Maud pill hh-Io iIivsIkiis, Sultalilo lor wash
stand oat by lln-msi-lvi's but art' well QO mill Imtistv rrot'ks 2 uiul color e)f
blciidi'd. A blur value, yd Out. rfrrvix, jd. aOL
,i . ' J ' '
Casmo Printed Pique 39-in. Mercerized Voile
Whip ..wiili'.' IH'slBiu-d iiiirirlali'ly for . Very lieer and ileKlKUiMl similar to IiIkIi
KIHirts wear mid ensembles. Absolutely Kindt; silks. JUendnl In n nny Hint, makes
rust iiilor. Don't pass litis ?Q Umso vulk'S etivl. I'.xlru QQ
up at. yd OtL rino yd. OdC
PLAIN COLOR VOILES n . rii j T. . ,
IIS-lu. rast color voiles suitable for trim- 'Sh-lTl I llVedfl Kl'intft
mlmt. , I'leashiK colors. 2V
iird .............:.;..;......(t, 'j'hi, rnbrhi ! m Us price is surpassed by
PLAIN COLOR ORGANDY 1 none. Full nil- over inttoi-iis. that stiind out -
4.1-ln. orKatidlis to be used ns Irliutulnim, ' most remiirkiibly. Only n
v.u-a ' '45C ,viti ZifC
Hostess Tells the Secret and
Creates Surprise i
Menibers piirllrlpatln wero: Ki
ln HiTi-y, Hntty Mao f'hailwlck.
Ilenncttu MriRKH. Kdith Warnstarr.
I.cim Hello Betts. MaiRaret ' and
Susan Doves, l.ois Ijilrd, Kllnni
Ashman and May llnum.
Announcements
At a dinner recently, compli
ments were made about thfl unusual
flavor of tlie peas which were
served. One lady asked whre they
were bought. Upon being told that
they came from the sumo market
ker hospital Frldny. This Is their ! that she pntronized, she stated that
inv ki-owii. Hoth nnd her audi
hnhe n.le doing- nicely. j
Miss M'axino. Ounenn has been
III the Inst 10 days. She had a
' toolH extrneled nnd the effects of
! that couplet! with tonsllttiM has
i nyide her unite seriously 111. W
physician , was called front Maker!
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never in her dealings there had she
been sold such delicious peas.
Finally the hostess told hor guests
that she had added sugar to tile peas
as they cooked. Her rule was a dnsb
of sugar to a pinch of salt. Site
then went on to say that this com-
MEAT CO.
The Juniors of the W
meet Katurtliiy afternoon from 2 to
!4 O'clock at the home of Mr. Iel
' la Jliirnden at 807 N uvrnue. All
members n requested to he preH
ent. hh a fflrls club will be organ
ize. I.
' l.ji Grande AnHeinhly No. 13 Or
der of Hntn bow for Glrla will meet
'tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock
for u rer:ilnr liuslneHH flenninn.
Tho Women of the MooHelieart
1-egion will meet Tonight with Mr.
uiul Mrs. Hurry Kinlier on the Cove
highway near 'ov for their twice-
! monthly HOcial. .Members of the
. Moohp lodge nro Inviterl.
j Hatunlay evening to attend her nnd j binalion.of supar nnd salt produced
, ai iniH.iiinc Hue m improving. pntinnv (ipiK.ious results In the cook-
; Mr. and .Mm. John 1, Htothlanl . - ... i
n. A. will 1(.rt f(II. Hit hake rity Saturday tc mg of all veKetables whether c.nned
be (rune a week. While nwav thev ircsn.
Packers and Distributors of Mt Emily Products
ill IH -, - .. HI - 7 'Mi-i
City Grocery Kconomy Grocery Hoover Fir Street
and Market and Market- : Market
Main 75-50 III Main 573-48, III Main 755
Market & Groceiy
Main 700
wlP. teeeib) t)i centennial ceb
bration ol the I -alter Day SalntH
church.
MIsh Mona f'onlugue, who teucheni
fchnol at Lower (ve, Hpent the
weekend with her nlnte r, MIhh
M!arie ('onhigne who tcachcM the
primary room here.'
Mr. and-Mrn. !oren NVlnon re
turned from Iai Orandi; ttitn week
where they have spent the winter.
Mr. Nelnon Ih a lumber pller nnd'
while away wmh etnployel by th
Mt. KtriHy Lumlier copipany.
MIh Alice Marquardt, I'nb.n
enuntv health nur.se, viHlted HChool
Monday.
Many cooks who know the value
of ftugar in cooking, keep a mixture
of sugar und salt within reach.
Some use two parts (tugm lo one
part salt some, equal parts. Either
combination is splendid for season
inf; meats and stews and also in the
making of salad dressings. Most
foods are more delicious and nour
ishing with sugar. The Sugar
Institute.
A TREAT IN STORE FOR YOU
We have purchased from Jerry Veach 2H head of Herford baby beef the best in
the land and now offer them to our customers. We would be pleased to have you
call at the plant, on Jefferson and inspect these grain fed cattle and be convinced
that there's nothing better produced .anywhere. And too, they will cost you no
more than the ordinary beef, and oh! how much better! Try a roast or steak with
your next order. '.
T-Bone Steaks, lb :. .....35c
Grande Ronde Valley.
Hams, lb ...L..'.29e
Sugar cured.
Sirloin Steak, lb. .......... ..... 35c
None better. Home products.
Boned & Rolled Butts, lb. 27c
Tied ready for sjicinir. ,
SEND FL0WERS FOR
EASTER
Reflecting- the serene beauty of the day
. . silent emissaries of your affection . .
what other Easter gift can compare
with flowers?
Book your orders with us now.
FLOWERS BY WIRE ANYWHERE
KM
1115V2 Adams
ovists
Phone M-ll
United Spanish War Veterans Dance April 16.
Buy HOME PRODUCTS AND BUILD YOUR
COMMUNITY They cost less.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
QUALITY FOOD FOR LESS
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SMART
New Easter
Footwear
Vivaciously Chic
Priced $4.95 to $10.
Rollins Runstop
Hosiery
Chiffons or Service
Weights
$1.50 Per Pair
Tru Bake Crackers
Keg. family size 07
Package I C
Monarch Peaches
Fancy fruit, in heavy syrup 7Q
2V-i tins, 3 for IVL
Bulk Cocoa
Made from selected Beans, , -t
Saturday only, 3 His J.C
Brown Rice Flakes
Made from natural brown rice QpT
Reg. package, 3 for ijC
Malt Syrup
American brand, hop flavored A Q
2Vi tins, special tIiC
Royal Club Jell Powder
All flavors, while supply lasts
dOK,
Rhubarb
Fresh Walla Walla A real
Spring tonic, 4 lbs
Fresh Spinach
3 lbs. .....
Grass
Fresh green stock
2 lbs
Green Peas
Early sweet variety
2 lbs
Florida New Potatoes
3 ibs. 25c
Bananas
Finn golden fruit OCT.
3 lbs . ..ZDC
15c
15c
25c
35c
4 packages
United Spanish War Veterans Dance April 16
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