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Grande Ronde Valley
News of Interest
Mrs. Cusick Gets
C. P. Recognition
WOW CREEK Mrs. B. O. Cuslcfc
0 Clover Creole today received a cer-
(lricmto of merit Irom the Century of
Progress, Chicago, for an exhibit or
a Jar of preserved pork. Tho entry
was made ttt the fulr Inst summer
through, the Ball Institute of Home
Canning and the North Powder wo
man's exhibit was in competition
with others from all over the world.
Mrs. Cusick has won many prizes at
local fairs with homo canning ex
hibits and her reputation Is further
enhanced by tho big fair's certificate.
Elgin Women In
Fine Travelogue
ELGIN The Elgin Woman's Im
provement c!ub met Thursday at tho
home of Miss Clara Auclalr.
After business was disposed of, Mrs.
E. N. Jacobs gave an excellont travel
OKUe on New Zealand, following which
Miss Auclalr. agisted by Mrs. C. I.
Hazen and Miss Itoso Marie Hazen
and Miss Wllma Harman gave a musi
cal program. ,
Mrs. P. W. Keller presented an ex
reUent review of the late John Gals
worthy's last book, "One More River."
PJGGLV.VGGGILV
Good for
Friday & Saturday, Feb. 9-10
Seedless Raisins
2-lb. Pkg 13c
Waldorf Tissue
2 Rolls 9c
Kelloggs'L 9c
When you buy fresh vegetables at Pig
gly W iggly you get the best. Our
VAPOR SPRAYS keep them fresh and
krisp.
SPERRYS OATS 9-Ib.Bag 37c
DOLES PINEAPPLE
Jluliiliou
Nllrcs
No. 2 Can
lllvlc
King
Peanut Butter
.Miracle Whip
SALAD
DRESSING
PI. Jar 17c
Qt. Jin- 29c
Hllvrr liar
PEACH ES
Nu. 1 Tail Cull
9c
Wesson Oil, 1 qt. can 37c
Nip-Tide S., Oysters
No. 1 Tall Can (K-z. Oysler .Meal) ... 16c
K. C. Baking Powder, 25-oz. can 18c
Gold Dust Scouring Powder 4c
White King
Granulated
SOAP
ZT... 27c
Scotch Soap
Se : 19C
Hormels Vegetable
Alaska Crab
l ancy
(hulif
II 1'fHHUN
'Ml I'lillluK
(' anil II
fnup
SUGAR
MILK llronjl SuiT-.Svl
Ai.iirr SI GAK IKLL POWDEU
r Miirnliiir All I lamp.
4 , r 23c 16c 2 9c
FANCY CALIFORNIA HOTHOUSE
NAVELS (.R.VPEFRl IT Rill UARH
Doz. I! for
18c 10c 7'A-
M. J. B. TREE TEA
Green
8-oz. ctn 23c
16-oz. ctn. 45c
CLASSIFIED
Grandma Miles'
Birthday Kept
ONION A bhower of postcard and
other gifts was given to "Grandma"
Miles on her eighty-fifth birthday
lust Snturduy. A family birthday din
ner was enjoyed at the Ed Miles dome
up on Catherine creek Sunday. A
large cake, decorated and covered
with 65 candles, was made by Mrs.
WUlard Miles.
Jean Ann Richards
Is Party Hostess
UNION Miss Jean Ann Richordp,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rlch
nrdu, of tho Eastern Oregon experi
ment ntatlon, invited In a group of
ghl friends to help her celebrate her
eleventh birthday at her home Sat
urday afternoon Oames were plaved
In the afternoon with a birthday din
ner at 6 o'clock. Those present were
Wllma Hutchinson, Dona Ackley,
Betty Jo Boll, Maxlne Waters, Jane
Bhaw, Erllne McClelian, Mary Hutch
inson, Ada Edvalson, Audrey Ander
son, Thelma McMuster, Eleanor and
Jean Ann Richards.
Sunny Monday
SOAP
10 Bars.. ..19c
Libby's Mustard
9 Jar 9C
2 35c
2" 23c
Hersheys
ocoa
8 Can 8C
Chase
and
Sanborns
COFFEE
11
lb.
27c
Soup
No.
out
15c
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.
Orange Pekoe
8-oz. ctn. 33c
16-oz. ctn. 62c
ADS
IMIONE
MAIN
600
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Mrs. Brownell Is
Hot Lake Patient
ELGIN Mrs. 8. E. Brownell, who
has been ill for some week, was taken
to the Hot Lake sanitarium Thursday
afternoon by ambulance.
No change In her condition called
for tho move, but It was thought that
tho treatment there would be bene
ficial. '
Haines Couple
Wed in December
, HAINES A Burprlse to 'their friends
Is tiw announcement of the marriage
of Mis Alice Bhaw. .daughter of Mr.
and Mr. Tom Shaw and Floyd A.
Long, son ot Mr. and Mrs, Arch Long.
The ceremony took place in Wclser,
Idaho, December 1.
The young couple are both grad
uates of the Haines high w:hoo!. The
bride Is a graduate of the University
of Oregon, having finished with the
class of 1930. Her first year was In
Red lands university, Iledlunds, Cal.
For the past two years she luis taught
in the Muddy Creek high school.
Mr. Long is a graduate of the Moler
Barber college,, Portland, and for sev
eral years has been employed in the j
Ha 1 nes barber shop.
They will make Lhch home la
Haines for the present. He will still
work In the shop and olie will con
tinue with her teaching. m
STCDEXTS PKKNKVr I'L.W
The F. F. A. students of tho Union
High school, presented their play
"The Clay Is the Thing" at the gym
nasium and the proceeds were put
Init tt loan funH fnr the xuu of chan
ter members in financing the pur
chase of atocx and seeds to carry on
their projects. Students who took
part In the play were Kenneth South,
King Spain. Don Ward, Sylvan Tid
ball. El ma Halsey, loin Ad kins. Ruth
Rode, Betty Vogel, Ellsworth Halsey.
Virginia Ward and Franklin Miller.
Music by the high ochool orchestra
and other features were furnished be
tween acts.
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Personals
I'nil.rtale l. T. A.
There were 60 patrons of the Fruit
dale school present for tha meeting
of the Parent Teacher chelation
held Friday evening at fie heme of
one of the teachers, Miss Hutli S:nal
ley. After a business meeting, a
short program was given. Tlurp were
two songs irom the primary roam,
"lialny Day Som;" nml "A L3 C S ."
The upper grade rzz:n fiuv: a .r.o.k
club meeting, paying p.utlculnr at
tention to parliamentary practice.
The games which followed centered
about the Vi"-.lrnt:ne Idea us did the
refreshment :Uh ccncludf-ci the
evening. Ti:e r.ex: meeting wll'. he
Friday evening. y.urh 2, at tha home
of Mrs. Dun Carbine.
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Home For Vue;iUou
Miss Lorenc Spencer, who Is a stu
dent at Wii.shlnyLMi Stats college.
Pullman, spent her recent vacation of
a few days at the home of her par
Ciivo. Mi', unti '.r,. Lu witjuue Spencer,
In the Dry Creek vicinity.
Ill
J. Newton Fisher, young Eon of Mr,
and Mrs. A. V. Fisher, of the Frosty
district, was ill the first of the week
and obliged to stay home from school.
And that wa-m't much fun, for J. j
up to that time had had. a perfect
attrndnnro record nt t.h pro'y
school to say nothing of having been'
on the honor roll.
C.el I'rejik Kgjjs
Mrs. Ren wick Clark, of the Moss
Chapel neighborhood, reports two
freak eggs which she recently gather
ed from her flock of fine Rhode Is
land Red hens. The eggs were enor
mous in size and when broken, were
found to be an egg within an eg.
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ill 'M'4illli1J'IilliriuP!tlllvhtV
the inner egir having been enclosed
In a hard shell as any ordinary egg
would be.
The New
WADHAM3
Coffee Jar is
WIDE MOUTHED
Preferred for canning when
emptied of Its precious con
tents of delicious coffee Sav
ing you 10c on canning Jar
cofits assuring you better Cof
fee by ANY method. Ask your
grocer, t
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Fri. - Sat,
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Delicious Dessert - Five
Pks
POT CLEANERS
r.'wi,.,
3for .;
SOAP
P & G
10SK
SYRUP
Amaizo - Golden No. Id's
Can.. .. .. .. ..
BEER
lirown Derby - 5'
2 Bottles.."..
TOBACCO
Mb: Can . .
PORK & BEANS
Ritter Brand
Reg. Can . .
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tionship that exists between our stores
and our customers, we are offering
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Weiners
or
BOLOGNA
lOc lb.
Grape Fruit
Arizona Full of Juice
Peanut Butter
Maximum
21
lb.
Tomato Juice
Del Monte
2 Cans 19C
Salad Dressing
Gold Mediil
Pint 17C Quart
w. w i r ff. v w v h
B'r";? ismswi rrn i i ihmi VifMiirri J - " 'Y' 1 1 '" "
TBI
Flavors,
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Circle Day B
Flap Jack Flour
Albers
.2'2-lb. Pkg.
29c
No. 22
Cans
29C lc
-lb.
an .
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supplies Foods that
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JELLO
B All Flavors
CANDY
Fresh Asst. Fancy
Penny Candy
Soap Chips
Crystal White
Something New
5'i'kg 39
FLOUR
Safeway Money
Back. Guarantee
$1 4Q ' BBL.
49-lb. SACK .)i).b
Coffee
Nob Hill
Extra Rich Flavor
3c lb
Bathroom Tissue
Large Rolls
W OSS
V
Pineapple
Hillsdale B. S.
18c
Gra4pe Nut Flakes
Pkg.. .'. IOC
Coffee
Maxwt9l House
31c