LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE.
, Friday, June 20, 11KJ0
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Page Seven
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L(DCAL
r m California
and Mrs. Albert K. Tanner.
of. Oceuiiside. t'al.. who have heei
;;fgv e 1 Ij n g t h ro ugh Texn a, N e w
rtjxloff stopped fn 1-a Grande to
.T-JuZfht aoine of Mr:; and Mrs.
. laud e Mackey. Mrs. Tanner Is
niece of. Mr. Mnckey's and was
rnierly Mjiiuf Rithn. Mackey.
wy l-i't this morning on- their
fly to Pendleton, and Walla
4lfa and OakHvale, Watfh., where
llav U-II1 vluit .innl Vw... .instl.. ,.r
HMrn. Tenner's. The couple expect
tf locate in this section and are
vJe)l pleased with l.a Grande.
Imto Tomorrow
Bfiss Mabel Doty and her mother
MM. Kllu Doty, are leaving toinor-
ow on an interesting summer trip.
Wpy will, ro as. far as Halt Lake
Cny together.' then Mrs. Doty will
.ffTCpn.to Michigan, where she will
tfpepd the summer visiting relatives
tU friends and Miss Doty will go
;Xns AnseleH,' Onl., to attend the
IKfcerican Library association meet-
if'W wbioh Is to he held June 23
BriUloit Bay-
it yuuxu J. w. is no wins is noiuin
immton oaytpflay,. ; wo nnmnjre
Actions against r the city.,; of Ka
Ofiindo will come up for Qonsidera
$ oil -on preliminary matters.- Spv-
jernl other, pases will be consuteren
tttlfthe vmo time-
.'Afc tlic Hotels ; . . .; ; -:
UK. J. Minltn anil Wtie. oi jiuck
rPTflngfi, Wyo.. who are topping: to
tlfe cftist, and Mr; arid Mrs.- Wal-
litft' V.Woodard. of Cottage firnvt'.
vbnnre also, tourists, ''registered
local- hole! .yesterday, . .
Y'Jfcilllon Met1
i' ihllsH Katharine Peel!!, who has
3)iUn in l.a Grande for two weeks
r.ylBlting her parents, . Mr. and Mrs.
I Jiluh'. Peetz, during her vacation
Hfnut secured another week's ah-
,eee which she will spend in this
,ci"y. Miss Peetz is an employe
tn rathe l;irsl. National hank of pn
til Won.
Br.; J:,''WhKOrtcr';o'f:'Siim'rvlilo.''
Hta'te a business visitor in l.a Grande
;drie.sdny.
Fifcm KlBln
J.? 1. Seweli, of. Kipin, was in
jUi ;tirnnde yesterday trnnsncllnff
tin ifness.
j'jl -"i ' ''
I?i tim faltluoll
kiss lletly .Meyers, of rnMwell,
.ti iiped in in. Clrnnde recently on
'..way to Seattle. Miss Meyers
t'i i: former resident of this city
nil has numerous rrlendS liere; 5
A .' :. ;.
Fi m ICiilni'pi'ise
Mr. and Mi's.iiW. A. Itoundy nnd
afiilV. of HnterprlKD, word visitors
IVTtlie homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. .lack
Jllltt-tho first o the week, nnd
Jltlended the U lh S: ennfer-
5i; . 1 '. : I f
tir loseei'uiu ' ,
t,Ve.l niitli. who formerly owned I
ttikery in this city nnd who now
jrtf the snmo occupnllon nt ftn
ifnrise, was In 1m (irande yester-
tv: .
(JwiniPil Home
ttlss Kditll Moser, who has neen
Seattle for the past three months
HtlhK Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Baker,
-1 nnlvnlK.
ill reiurneo numu. j. .
rl'tand Mrs. Auniist Moser and
kit Jierneva limit met her in
Hottlnnd and lliey mnae nit mi.
TO KXTKIITAI.V KDITOHS
GAMP Cl.ATSOl". ll'C.. Juno
kp)r Newspaper men from nil
ir : Oregon toniKiu woi-
bout both social nnu oeincosu
ttijes of the miliary nt lump
It V ... ... . ...nt l..t lini-lnl nwn.
lup niuii. J........... -
ifHlon will lie entertained iy
General Ocorse A. wnuo nnu
his itnft here nt a dinner unu
drfnee. ...'
i.TBuriiiB the evening the Rllests
Will Be escorted to plnces of vnnt
nfee where they may watch a nisht
rnabhlne sun demonstration stiiRed
under direction of Major ! rcderick
'll -Wlelirand. 1 C2d Infantry.
MThe blB chief's were In camp to
Ontf.y Major John U Hines, com
iianaer. ninth corps m-cn; Major
tieneral AV. O. Rmerson, chief of
thevmilltia hurenii. and HrlKadier
flenoral Windsor, 41st division field
artillery briRnde, made their round
fojf tho camp.
S rjCeneral White announced today
(tufit the Mb Katurady review would
b)art Ot 2 p. m. sharp 'and if any
idy was late the staff would not
'h responsible for any part- of the
IeIiow missed.
H
(it N. AND W. P.
I!; RAILROADS TO
Uij ENTER FRISCO
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t,! rrtiese losses may lie overcome
in aT-- years liy the rapid Browlh
!of the country and will not lie suf
ficient to impair tho nlillity of the
Jirolestants (the Southern l'aciim
onrtl fnlnn Pacific) to p. .mini
their duty to the jnililic."
Though the law .allows the coin-
niluion under certain conditions
to let railroads retain excess earn
ings;, from nuv construction for n
period of ten 'fears, in this liulld
hlgHiirocrara 'that' privilege was
denied. .In. few-of some coiislder-
nlions affeetinB tiie exact locations
nf the 'line, southward from Kin
mnllj I.'alls.. the ppihion sugBesled
the -Great Northern might olitaln
jomynse of ;4 miles of the South
ern 'Pacific line out of that city.
an isave about ISuil.neli in con-
.sfnitttion costs. The decision sllg
'iAteil that a supplemental nppll-
SmHJi mitht be nresented on that
point if the rnilroadR c.inL to ua
Tljf I)urc!i,l)KP of n short Unn nf
possi? ro.ul in norMurn rnliror
p jiiNtleiitJir lo the main roii
trion hy the Great Northern
IEGBD EFJT
also was approved.
I t scribinf the condition im
posed, the commission said the
certificate issued would require
that "the Great Northern hall
grant the Western Pacific on just
and reasonable terms the right to
operate over its proposed line be
tween tlio terminal at Jiieber and
th turn out switch of the proposed
joint line at 01 near Lookout."
POS'IPOXKS "lKAIl.IXKM
WASHINGTON, June SI). CAP
1 he interstate commerce com.
mission today postponed from July
to January 1" the date on which
a L'nlon Pacific subsidiary would
bu required to begin IS5 miles of
new railroad in Oregon., in view
of the appeal against the order
taken to the Oregon district court.
The litigation Involves a test of
a, novel use of Interstate com
merce commission power and it
belay watched with more than
ordinary concern . by all railroad
interests.
. Ituiltoni! Protects
.The" precedent-creating decision
of the fominislKuli resulted from
a com plaint instituted by Oregon
which asked that the l'nlon pa
id tie. through -the Oregon-Wosh--ington
Railroad and . Navigation
company, which ft owns, be re
quired to build an east and west
line directly across Oregon from
Crane to Crescent, Lake.
The i-of.t of the construction was
placed at about $ 1 ri.uoo.nnn and
tho railroad protested sharply.
challenging the' authority of (he ;
government to force it tn make j
any such involuntary' investments 1,
of new capital. After a protracted 1.
com est, the com mission, not with- j
.-standing, ruled the line was ne'd-!.
od. and that the railroad was able!
to :meet tho cost.. Thereafter (he J;
railroad entered (he federal courts i
to continue Itt resistance, 'nnd the
commission' order today grunted
tho delay In allow tho up peal (o
-proceed.
COICDS MINI'S ('(lltSACRR
' OlIATTAXOOriA. IVnn. (Al1)
Mon iiro Independent nnd wnnien
nro pni'siiKeleHfl on the. University
of Chiittiinnoh onmpnfl.
Tho frnternltles hnve deeltired
the men lire lirohlhired from hny
InK coi'snses ror coeds ntlemlln
their donees. '
Fill KM) OV -VKTKIl-AXS
WAKTI.IXOTON (AP) Thnto-
Kl'iipha of Mrs. .Mary A. lllckey,
milierlntendon of nni'Kes of the vet-
eriins hnrenu will adorn- tlio wnllH :
of fill hospitals: for dlsahled vetor-
ana. .She Is known to thousand! of
disnhled soldiers all over tlio coun
try. nrdM i,ii;u iiioisK i.:sin.i:i)
i'oii !i:i si:a hy woman.
"VVftHHlNGTON (A (''inistn y,
.MenRiii'lnl. rnmuus
..... . ... ,
I tnlinn wuiiian 1
Houlptor vho is exhibiting' Iht woi-k
at thi ( orccr:in nrl ffiulory, 1h hi
work on ,u ilttsiifii for it K-iKK-antir
liKht ho'.iso which will Ik looitod
In the port of .Massaua o nthe Hed
HUU.
Ma'lanie 'MenRimini is the only
snuiptur eve?- ,ommiHsiomi(l - liy
Premier MuKsoiini to do his like
r.eiiH in mitrlile. She lias designed
a nunilXT of monunients in Home
and other Italian cities.
One of her best known works Is,'
the monument 10 heroes or tiie
world war in .tome.
1'1-lls now wivi:s wioiik
.MAAt;i:i -100 VKAIES A(iO
LONDON (AP) Some 400-yciir-old
rules for handling wives will
soon bo published In connection
with n new book on Itabelais.
3he rules . were drawn up by
Tirao,ueau friend of Itabelu'n who
had considerable experience with '
Wives. 1
First of all lie pets forth the die-!
tn that "woman is man's inferior,"
I laving established Ills preftiise
Tiraqueau oes gon to say, "she Is
not to be struck or mistreated in
any way."
"The wife is to be ed-tcnted by
example and by caresses mingled '
with s verity. Kiie may be threat
ened when necessary."
Virginia "Fairy btonet"
The staurolite.. better known
fairy stones, tire found In n Held of
about fifty acres on top of Hull
mountain, Patrick county, Virginia.
They are twinned staurollte crya
tats slinulating the Uotnnn Maltese
and St. Andrew's crosses. The
original stntirolite mliu-rnl has
changed to a compnet. t-ofler ma
teria) so that tlio stones can read
ily lie prepared for tlte jewelry
trade
Brought Light to Japan
Prof. T. Tmuoeda Rnys that the
visit of Commodore Perry In IftVt
marked a turning point In Japnnesc
life. The event Is spoken of nn
"The Cannon lConr of Untvi.'' nnd
s looked upon as the be;! lining of
the n'o of Occidental civilian ion.
Rule for Reason
There Is no dlseli T'tre for us
from (he ntouic.it 1 are horn.
Proceed with fteady and If
you would have nil tiling under
year control, put yourself under
the control of reason: if re:ton
becomes your ruler, .von v.-ill he
roine ruler over many. Senern.
Effect of Ivy on Stucco
The bureau of standards say
Hint Ivy will not caune n stucco
house to crack. It will, however,
tend to prevent evi'poralion of Hie
moisture from tho vn.Hs nfter rnin
fall, with consequent possible damn
in the liaise. The tendrils of
the Ivy may hore Into the stucco
nnd innv cause di1n'"rrntion nt
thee point1!, provided the stm-cn t
not of L'o' d M'inllty.
1 Chevrolet
I
4fm fMjfj
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Unfair Action
; TIib nriii "ini:r.'!inil:i" Is vari
ously ili-liiiiit: A ilmimliiriii ili.tinl
M"Ui Ktwn. hy A. .!. M.uiIk imiM-y nf
I In A, A. A.. h Hint 'n IHtw LVII-i-rnlly
npplii'il. . ii. 'prepa
pillilli' llllic.s mi iittiMilpt In use
In- press In i,nt, r in eii-nlo, puhlli
i.'iiiiiiiciit In jnvnr nf n I'jiusi-, whlli
lit till' ,;uiu' linn- socking -to tsin
i'oiiI Kiinie ri'li'vmil fuels th.-it wmiM
lie- IH'Ci'Ssni-y l.i Conn , sound KlHl
fllll' IlKl.'.'Illi'lll." .
Coral Beds
. 'I'lie i-iH'al wldc'i is niade (ulo
elry is fiiutld uHli'.nreiitt ; i cln
din's - nnd 'nrolllul (lie Islnnd
r.'w-!.or-
of
llie Meiitf.!'i-:ine::n s-n. Hie
tihiiudiuil lieihv liHiu; In wiltcr
I'tosr
frnui
.24 to ."ill fi'i-l III ili-plli. lr is
found III tin" Allanlli' to I be n
west of Africa nnd some
-.laiian nnd Australia.
also
i-i. li
nen r
Want to Make Sure
- The worst slnry yet told nliiuil
the nliscnt-nilitdiMl pofesor is that
after hp has licen out motoring of
a Sunday lie always links In tlio
Monday ninrnjiijj newspnp"!'. to see
If lie was In on ncchleiit. l.os An
Kt'lcs "'illie.s.'. ;' '..
Commemorative Statue
The Sltituo of l.lliorly wns de
slL'tird to eonimeinoi'iile the Imn
dfeillh titnilverwnry of Amerlejin lie
dejieinlencc, hut it wns not finished
until 'l8S.n li wifs fledlcured Ouro
Mr 2:.). .....
IHIIIIBIHII II III IH II lillnrmm-M-K,.. """" J""1 IMIimMMillllill llll lllllll lllillll IIIIIIIIT j fi
iEmwi . . ! 7 vvarncr uros. present . i'H
IX MD ALAN II
lv Lr M wha, I,,"! 'What Lauuhicr! R
V ' aJ&wtfJ y Here's a' slice of small town life bub- 1
1 W"1 cj) vA bling with small town comedy in which I
I WLl you' know every character I I
EmsJsrf5K?slfe CRAHAM McNAMEK 11
Sijt ' THE TALKINCJ NKWS RKI'ORTER I 1
fFJp! ; VITAI'HONK ACTS I 1
'Ta,-7anPIThe Tiger" G"R" AN" A"D" A "
r.'Cg"n, TODAY AND SATURDAY E: j
Builds 7,000,000th Car
On Wednesday morninc, May
I mobile produced by the Chevrolet Motor Company rolled
I off the assembly lines in the company's Flint, Mien., plant. .
' The epochal car, which happens to be a coach, was driven
into the plant j'ard by W. S. Knudsen, president and general
manager of the company, who acted as driver in honor of
the occasion. The car was produced 10 months and 25 dava
after the six millionth Chevrolet left the lines June 25, 1929,
a record for million -cylinder car output for the entire
. automobile industry exceeded only by that in which Chev
rolet turn" '"ie preceding million in 9 months 17 days.
ATHLETICS KEEP
LEAD IN LEAGUE
! .. -;.
;Were in -Bad Spot For
! Awhile but Cliainpion
j r ship Form is Displayed
j H" is n matter of inflisputnble
Irerord th;it tht Philadelphia Ath-
letlrs nro enrrent chntjiplons of the
jhasehnll world, nnd their panics of
jtho past few days ro a loiiu . wiiy
jtownrd. explaininpr why 'they hold
: that, position. .
The Athli'tipfl werin n had spot
(for a Willie. Crippled hy.n series
lot injuries', they saw the. Cleveland
j -Indians takn first place nwny from
I them and lose it again before the
; onslaught of the New. York" Ynn
;lvees. ' ', ; - " . ' v
J Tliey came home from n disns
trons toiir of the west faced by the
'doublo threat from thes? lenniH,
I with "Washington not far . In the
'background and with a', five'gamo
jticrioH with Cleveland to tnrt their
r. homo stay. '
! - The champions began to dlsplhy
j their cliamplonship ' Wcdnosdny
nnd repeated the dose yestprday by
,a 4 to 2 count, sending 'Cleveland
jdowivinto fourth place- by tho-two
' defeats. . -
Tho Yankees threat would . not
ho Hhnken off although , the-New
Yorkers had to bring ' in Bnho
Pulh's famous home run, act toido-
flent ho Detroit Tigers, (i to 4.
28, the seven millionth auto-
j After fanning in threo: attempts,
jtho Jlabo clouted his 22m homer
jtf the year in the seventh Inning
;and provided the "margin of victory,
1 Washington, holding its tie . in
i games with the Ynnkei's for second
. place, fou ml its newly t accmired
1 players -n great help, in scoring a
j3 to 1 victory over the -Chicago
(.While So". . Al Crowder, formnriy
fof St. Lonis, held tho Hox.tn four
hits. Tlio (ireat Whlres gave his
v old mutes a taste of his hatting
Igreatncss by hitting three Hniw In
jfour-itrlps to tho plate.
- Danny MncKnyden was the one
star in the fourth American lea-
guc gnme. ,--lo held tho Jlrowns to
three hits while ,'lloston won' its
fourth straight 'game, 4 to'l.
Only twodialional leaguo contests
oscajied tho weather in the west
and ,tho result of that pair was to
bring the Chicago Cubs a . game
closer to the Itrooklyn Kobim., the
: leaguo's floundering lenders.
, Tho Cubs opened a homo nm
inBsault on Socks SeilTold In the first
(throe innings nnd scored nil Hielr
'runs for n 10 to 4 triumph. Hack
I "Wilson hit his lllth four bagger, ly
flng Chuck Klein for league lender
(snip.. while "Woody 3-:nglish and
i Iv'iki Cnyler also . hit homers in
those three big frames; :
Tho Koblns failed lo offer much
.support to Adolfo Tuiue and the
Cubnn veteran wns ousted from ; hln
post as pitching ; leader: of the
lenglio with a r0 defea't nt tho
linnds of the cellar occupying Cin
cinnati Reds. Tho defeat left
Itrooklyn t gnmes ahead of Chi
cago
it 1 - i tm
FRANK DOLP IS
IN SEMI-FINALS
P01 '.land Golfer Has Ex
cellent Chance to Win
Northwest Title.
Hy l-iunk ;. (iurrln
(Associated JM-ess Sporin Writer)
VANX)lVKK. B. t. Juno 2U
(AP)-Krunk Dolp. of Portland,
appeared today In the semi flnjils
u( the Pn.'lflc Northwest umateur
golf tourminient to have an excel
lent chance of wlnnhiK the ehtun
pionshlp twice In n row to be the
sixth competitor to capture, at
least two northwest titles.-
IfavltiK eliminated Ken Storey,
of Spokane. Al Harrington, of
Yakima, and Kd (Ireenwny, of
Seattle, in the first three rounds
of match piny, IHtlp,, lt29 -champion,
was out today to reach the
MniilH. 'Iho.only other men to
ever win more thun one northwest
title were It. 1.. MaeCleny. .who
copped it four times; 11. Chnndler
Kinn, who garnered ft three times,
nnd Cieorge Von Klin, ltudlo AVU
helm and Dr.-O. R -Willing, who
eaeh gained it twice.;- ' AH were
Oregon men, except Von Klin, Who
was from. Salt Ijike. at the. time.
Dolp wan mulched with-, .his
lownsmnn, Ktldlo Hogn tndnY
while Alex Duncan, of Sea I tie, nnd
Johnny Kobbhis, of Porlluiid, vere
pit ted against , each other ;ln ..the
other bracket of tho seinl firinls.'
Tho champion' lirtd; little -l rouble
winning his mutch yesterday, when
h. played twenty .seven ; holes,
seven under, .par. ; ." 'Ho, eltmihalcd
I'M (Ireenwny. Itt, ind . !. i. HoKan
won from MnhtV Hill. '.-Vancouver,
H and 4: Hoiibins defeated' I'Yeddio
Wood, Vaiu'ouver. " and llrltish
champion, four nnd . three; nnd
Duncan sprang n surprise to down
Forrest Wutsbn, formnr- lftle hold
er, fi nnd II. , - : ' ,
In the women's division; Mrs.
At i8gly Wigpfly you can hurry or take your time. No one delays you, no one hur
ries, you. '. : . i .
Your order is not slighted whether it is big or small. You do not have to tell your
neighbor whether you want a quarter of a pound of butter or a pound. Whether
you waul u half pumul of coffee or a five pound canv You simply pick up what you
want and the price tags tell you how much. "
HOODY PEANUT BUTTER
1 lb. can .24 :.
2 lb. can ...;:..:::..::....::.:.-'.47
PIGGLY WIGGLY
SPECIAL COFFEE,
1 lb. package J...;. . 30
Virginia Sweet Pancake
FLOUR
l'i lb. package .14
312 lb. package .38
CRISCO SOAP
1 lb can ..: .28 Crystal White, 10 bars.... .37
3 lb. can 7.9 . Fels Naptha, 10 bars 67
6 lb. can 1.56 Guest Ivory, 12 bars : 49
NEW SPUDS 6 pounds .
HELP. THE FARMER. ,
I'urchnscd from our local
SPRING
CHICKENS
Dressed and Drawn.
PORK STEAK
Lean Shoulder Cuts.
HENS
Hcst tirade. Dressed and
Vera Hutchlnga, of Vancouver,
was also considered to hnve nn ex- j
cellent chance of retaining her I
tltk-. Xlm, Hi tchlngs was match- I
ed with -Mrs. Brent Potter, of San
Knincbjcu. and Mr. 8. ('. Sweeney;
wan paired with Mrs. Vred Jack-
son. of Scuttle. n the semi finals.!
j Thti chtiiuplon ran Into a lot of
iruuoie yesieraay m Miss l lor
ence Sellers, of Portland, but Bho
inunaged to win at the ISlti hole.
FORMAL OPENING
OF NEW SERVICE
STATION JUNE 21
, (Continued from Pac1 Ono)
vliliMl with ono llrt nnd n. power-cm-
u usher driven hy plprirlrlly,
ihiylight illumlnullon Ik provldetl
for night work hy powf-rful liKhtn,
Two Mtort rooniH nro Included
ahd In a Hinull ha.sement room, nn
oil burner uuIhk wuhIc oil Tor fuel,
hns heen Installed. It Ih said that
this Htatlnn is ono of very few In
the NnrlhwvHt uslnn n hot water
heating .system. The room also
liouh-eH n hot water tank.
Two rent rooms arc Included In
Iho I. shaped htilldlnir, hnth kept
absolutely clean at all timet.
W. Vedder was tho Kcyeral eon
tractor . and.- It., required a)iproi
niately two ninntbs lo complete
tlio bulldinir. rbarles.lt. .Miller
was the arelillecl. i ' - ' .
'Foxy Guy ' . . ' ;
."Vim should lie conlenf .Willi the
wonderful cnrrlng!) nnliire linn
Riven '. von." rejojied the lui-liiiiiil
when Ills: wife asked him to liny a
car. I'aihfliiilcr Mnpwlne.. . '
. t - Roliffiout Movemont -
The rellowslilri or 1 yer Is it
nioveinent under Hip inisplces of
Hit! commission on evtini;ellsiii unit
lira service or tilt. I'taleritl Council
(if Clllll't ltPS. It wnt'Us ' eSieclllll.V
for ilevoilnnnr iiliserviuicp of tlie
pi'it llttKlcr lor Lenten gcttson.
: KAFFEE HAG
(Let s You Sleep)
1 lb. can ...: "..
ON YOUR NEXT, FISHING TRIP TRY
GRANDE RONDI;
packers.
VALLEY
59c each
23c lb.
26c lb.
Drawn.
PORK CHOPS
Lean, Excellent Quality.
Everything Else Correspondingly
No.l No. 2
1422 Adams Corner of
Mackey Bldg. Depot & Wash.
Expert Hat Tfft'"
Cleaning 75c at h"
ANGEL'S "P?S''
SHOE C: V
SHINING Tj
PARLOR y
Chiropodist: -:
" : -Ami . '. ; y
Arch Specialist j
DR. L. B. EATON I
(Practice limited to the Vootfi
All .Foot Trouble Kuccessfully
Treated. Appointments Desired'.?
SACAJAWKA INN, Slain 8:M i
Kxaniluatlon Proo
. 9
J
Home Cleaning-
'; ' IS
DANGE'ROUS!
1
MAIN 56
Standard Laundry Co.
"WIfo StivliiK Stntinn", i-
DARIGOLD MILK ; :
Tall cans, each .09
3 cans ..:,...... :......:.....:........ .25
.69
; OLD MANSE SYRUP;
lib. can.... .25
2i3 lb. can .57
. .
25c
PRODUCTS exclusively.
29c lb.
Lean Loin Cuis.
HEAVY BACON 22c lb.
Just right for seasoning.
BACK BACON 25c lb.
Low.
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