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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925
PAGE THREE
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Mrs. C. 8. I fined to his home since Suuday
Sunday to with a severe case of tonsilitis.
wedding.
Miss Nellie Stewart spent the
Harry Hart Jr. left Tuesday for week end in Eugene at the Ed
We moan the kind of sunshine
Dunsmuir, Calif., to spend the sum­ Tullar home.
you can make yourself—by
mer months playing in an orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker ami
getting rid of worries.
B. F. McCullum, who underwent their son Theodore Baker will
By NELLIE MAXWELL
an operation last week, is getting leave tomorrow ^for Bond via the
Put your valuable papers and
along satisfactorily. This is the McKenzie pass to visit relatives
other articles where they will
second operation Mr. McCullum has over the Fourth.
Cold Weather Soaps
be safe. Put them in a Safe
undergone in a little over a month.
J. 8. Powell and Mrs. Florence XXFlTil a can of clams one may
Deposit Box here. We’ll take
C. A. Bartell motored to Salem Small and son Wendall uttended the * ’ have a most nourishing chow­
care of bulky articles, too. like
Tuesday and brought home Mrs. seventh annual Powell reunion at der with the following Ingredients:
silverware, for the Summer.
Bartell and daughter Donna May, Turner Sunday. Nearly 100 were
Clam Chowder.—Take a three-
tnch-square bit of salt pork; cut It
who had been visiting there, They in attendance.
No fear of robbery then. Your
were accompanied home by Miss
The Lee Tennis family will leave Into half-inch dice and fry In the
valuables will also be safe from
Loretta Miller and Miss Lucile tomorrow for Chehalis, Wash., to chowder kettle until crisp anti
brown; add three small onions,
loss by fire.
Ward, of Salem, and by Lindsay spend the FiTlirth with Mr. Tennis’ sliced; cook them In the hot fat
Talley,
of
Venison,
Texas,
a
cousin
parents.
until a light yellow, then udd hulf
Costs oidy a few cents a «lay—
and guest of Miss Miller, who is
Miss Edith Leonard left Wed­ a dozen medium-sized potatoes,
a wise investment that means
a niece of Mrs. Bartell. All left nesday for Portland to visit her sliced; cover with boiling water and
a eare free vacation.
today to spend the Fourth of July uncle anil aunt, Mr. and Mrs. El­ cook until the vegetables are well
done. Add a can of clams, liquor
week end at Bart’s Inn.
bert • Schmidt.
and all, with one quart of rich milk;
Few will be left in the city for
Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Hawkins, bring to the boiling point; season
the Fourth.
Nearly the entire of Portland, will spend the Fourth well and serve with crackers.
population will halve the city for with the mother and son of Mr.
Parsnip Chowder.—Dice one-quar­
visits with relatives or for week­ Hawkins, Mrs. Allie C. Hawkins ter pound of fat salt pork and place
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
In a chowder kettle. Add one onion,
end picnic parties.
and Ameil Hawkins.
thinly sllceel and fried to a golden
A nine-pound daughter was born
Mrs. Mntildn Jones left yesterday brown. Add two cupfuls of diced
June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. T. I). by motor for Centralia, Wash., for potatoes and two cupfuls of pars­
I Hodges, of Delight valley.
a week's visit with th«' Clove nips. also diced, both uncooked;
An eight-pound daughter WÍIS Jones family. She was accompanied two and one-half teaspoonfuls of
born June 30 to Mr. and M rs. by her son Archie and her granil- salt, one-quarter teaspoonful each
of paprika and celery salt, one-
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Mr. and -Mrs. B. W. Hawley were J. F. Sehroadcr.
daughters Loberta and Vieta Miller. eighth of a teaspoonful of pepper,
in from Sharps creek Tuesday.
from
N. J. Wulfsberg has arrived
V. D. Miller, n hardware man three cupfuls of boiling water. Sim­
They wore accompanied by some Holmstrand, Norway, to make his from Grants Pass, was in this city mer until the parsnips are tender;
d
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□ guests from San Francisco.
home here and is a guest of Georg during the week looking for a add three tableapoonfuls of butter
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and one quart of scalding hot milk
Did you know that Dr. Hagen Bjorset, also former resident of business location.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mayes and ean euro all diseases of tho eyes Holmstrand, who went to Portland
Serve with toasted crackers.
Lorenzo
Sanford
has
returned
Red Beet Soup.—Take three
Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Hawkins will without the aid of glasses or oper­ to meet him.
from
a
trip
to
Portland
and
Dayton,
pounds of the sbln of beef. Wipe
leave this evening for Long Bench, ation»
eow(T)
An 8%-pound daughter was boro where he visited relatives and the meat and cut the lean part Into
Wash., to remain until after the
The Elbert Smith and C. E. June 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis friends.
cubes. Place In a soup kettle to­
Fourth. On 'he return trip Mrs.
Umphrey families leave Friday Premazzi.
William Landess Jr., of Portland, gether with three quarts of boiling
Mayes will stop at Salem to visit
water, three onions, sliced thin, one
morning for Westlake near Florence
Ed and John Skilling left Sun­ arrived the fore part of the week teaspoonful of pepper, one teaspoon­
her sister, Mrs. A. H. Baker.
to spend the Fourth.
day by motor for California.
for
an
indefinite
visit
with
his
ful of allspice, one-half cupful of
John Nokes and R. E. Jones
Mrs. Bolton Hamble and baby
Mrs. Mary C. Haley, of Klamath parents.
vinegar, one-half cupful of sugar
went into the Bohemia district
daughter returned Friday to their Falls, visiteil during the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brainard and six medium-sized beets that
Tuesday to work upon the Nokes
have
been bolle<1 ten minutes, then
home in Salem, after a ten-day with Mrs. Melvinn Willis and Mrs. have moved into th«' E. C. Shay
property, the Good Friday.
skinned and grated. Cook for two
visit with Mrs. Hamble’s aunt, Susan Hubbard.
apartments on south Sixth street.
and one-half hours, adding more wa­
Mrs. Claude Smith, of Corvallis, Mrs. Catharine Bader.
The A. L. Edmisten family left
Mr. mid Mrs. H. A. Hagen leave ter, If necessary. Strain and serve
spent the latter part of the
New D-5 DeForest radio Monday for Lincoln, Neb., to make tomorrow for Portland. Mr. Hagen hot with boiled potatoes.
at the L. R. and 8. V. Van
Hot Cheese Sandwiches__ Butter
tubes, very latest, at Long & their home.
will attend a state convention of
wick homes.
Hllces of bread nnd lay on thin
Cruson.
The Bud Shortridge family have ehiropractors an«l Mrs. Hagen will slices
of rich cheese, enough to cov
Stop in and see the new The night shift at the W. A. gone to Bandon to spend tho visit with friends. Before return­
er. Cover with another slice of but-
portable DeForest radio _ just Woodard mill on Coast Fork will Fourth.
ing they expect to visit Mr. tered bread and saute In a little but-
arrived at Long & Cruson. It be taken off July 1.
ter In a hot frying pan or brown In
Mr. and Mrs.' Kerl and daughter Hagen’s parents at Hood River.
is a knockout.
Mrs. Charles Hall, who had been Margaret, of Fresno, Calif., who
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stevens, of the oven. Serve hot.
1924, Western Newspapor Union.)
in Portland visiting relatives, re­ were on a motor trip to Seattle, Portland, will b«' guests over the
turned Friday.
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Wash., stopped a short time today Fourth at the home of Mr. Stevens’
Car washing and polishing done to visit Miss Nola Banton, an brother, C. A. Stevens.
at Woodson Bros. Garage. j22-jy20p2 acquaintance in (lalifornia.
Mrs. Lester Hill and son arrived English Cathedrals Go
Wednesday from Chehalis, Wash.,
J. B. Hills, of Oakridge, visited
Far Back in History
for a visit of two or three weeks
during last week at the home ef
The great cathedrals of England
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Hills
’
brother,
his daughter, Mrs. LaSells Stewart,
In many instances replace former
O. W. Hays.
and with his nephew, Harry Neet.
edifices that were erected by the
L. C. Michener leaves tomorrow early Christians who formed part
H. J. Shinn and Mr. and Mrs.
for Washougal, Wash., to spend lhe of the undent British church, and
Fred Cummings, who had been at
which were later destroyed by fir a
Fourth with Mrs. Michener.
Belknap springs, returned Satur-
; or otherwise, a writer In the
«lay and Mr. and Mrs. Cummings Just, received, fresh beef and
Professor S. T. White, of Cor­ Montreal Family Herald relates.
fresh pork.
left Monday for their home in
vallis, who will teach agriculture
Instance, Canterbury cathedral
Sausage like Dad made on I here the coming year, was here For
Fort Collins, Colo, Mrs. Cummings
was first built In 005, on the site of
the
farm.
,
is
a
sister
of
Mr.
Shinn.
this week looking for a house.
an old church dating from very
In order that there may not
Fresh vegetables, berries,
Mrs. Emma J. Miller, who was
Mrs. Samuel Veatch an«l son Jack early ages. It wns destroyed by Dre
be so much confusion as to
f
In 1007, and Archbishop Langfan«',
irrigation hours, they have a delegnte to the G. A. R.-W. R. C. milk, eggs, cream, butter, left yesterday for Roseburg to join on
taking ofllce In 1070, undertook
salads,
ete.
convention
in
Oregon
City
last
Mr.
Veatch,
who
is
located
there.
been made' uniform for
the rebuilding of an entirely new
They were accompanied by Mrs. ' church. This lasted until about
morning and evening and week, returned Friday. She also Melons on ice.
visited in Eugene nt the home of
JI. R. Meeks, another of Mrs. 1100, when under Anslem, Lnng-
are as stated above.
frnne’s successor, Ertilf rebuilt the
Veatch.
An inspector has been em­ a granddaughter.
part. A Dre destroyed most
ployed whose duty it is to
Tubes rejuvenated, 25c each, Glae Lyons, who had charge of Members of tho LaComus club eastern
mechanical work in Eugene garages and their families enjoyed a picnic of the portion of the building In
see that the rules provide«! at Long- & Cruson.
1174, and from that year William
for irrigation are strictly
Miss Eunice Parker, of Rjwing- for 17 years, has accepted a posi­ Tuesday nt the foot of Currin’s of Sens took up the work of re­
complied with and that no field, spent the week end irt the tion with Billie Hall’s garage and I hill.
building until 1178, when, on his
service station.
Mr. and Mrs. ■ Mrs. E. J. Hall motored down suffering severe Injury by falling
users of water permits it to E. E. Ellsworth home.
Lyons and daughter arrived from I from Portland last evening nnd from a scaffold, another William,
be wasted through leaky
Pastor J. C. Orr, Mrs. George
water connections or rl’ttitb- Newell
Mrs. W. M. Hall accompanied her ! comnionly distinguished as “the
and Mrs. J, E. McCall Eugene yesterday.
Englishman,” carried on the work
ing.
Schofield
Stewart,
C.
S.
Roberts,
!
home
todny.
attended the recent Baptist con-
: nn«l completed It In 1184. Many al-
WATER COMMITTEE
and
R.
L.
Stewart
William
Thum
vention in Seattle.
Mrs. Mary McCnrgnr leaves hv ! teratlons and changes have been
OF CITY COUNCIL.
are planning a fishing onn<l outing motor for Portland to visit her mnde during the ensuing centuries.
Daniel Cook, of Everett, Wash.,
luke
for
over
the
I might mention that ns early as
sons, Harold nnd Wendall.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. John trip at East
Fourth.
Mathison.
Mrs. Georg Bjorset nnd lmhy <N!8, Theodore of Tarsus, of the
Misses Gail and Beulah Craig,
N. J. Nelson Jr. was in Portland daughter spent today in Dexter elty of St. Paul, was elect «el arch­
N. St. Forrester, who was pas­
bishop of Canterbury, not appoint«*«!,
of Drain, arrived Tuesday for a
tor for a year of the Free Tuesday and Wednesday, returning with Mrs. Bjorset’s pnrentH, Mr. both the king of Northumbria and
few days’ visit at the home of
with
an
Overland
coupe.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Hikes.
Methodist church here, has moved
the king of Kent acquiescing In Ids
their sister, Mrs. M. V. Welden.
The George Kebelbeck family
his family to Roseburg, having
Hiram Daugherty left, today to election. He was the first arch­
Oregon|
bishop
to receive til«* allegiance of
left
by
motor
for
eastern
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rinard and been transferred to that city.
spend tho Fourth in Newport.
lie whole of the English church
on
a
month
’
s
outing
and
fishing
I
son, of Sacramento, enroute by
Charles MeGee is home from
Miss Viola ILizen has accepted a
motor to Havre, Mont., visited Winlock with an injured index trip.
.
I position in the office of the Cot­
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briefly Tuesday at the 8. V. Allison finger of the right hand, which he
Arthur Dugan has bought a Chev tage Grove Fuel company.
home.
I rolet from Beaulieu & Harrel.
fe«l part way into a planer.
Fred Bressler leaves this evening
Galloway writes insurance.
Mrs. G. A. Sanders underwent for Silicons lake to remain over
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Short and
la
major
operation
Monday
in
a
the Fourth with his family, who are
N. J. Nelson Jr. has sold the children, who have been visiting
Mr/. H. A. Hagen
following cars: New Essex coach here for 10 days, returned today j Eugene hospital. Rhe is getting there on an outing.
along
satisfactorily.
to
their
home
in
Spokane.
to Joseph A. Abeene, London; new
Mrs. B. R. Job returned tndny
The. Everett Sparks family, of from a visit in Oaklaml and.Berke­
Overland six coach to A. B. Ed­
The J. M. Vasbinder family
Office
Marcelling
wards, Mareóla; new Willys Knight left yesterday for Aberdeen to McMinnville, visited during the ley, Calif.
30
Manicuring
week at the home of Mrs. Spark’s
touring to R. I*. Cline, Curtin; spend the Fourth.
Rra.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson,
Facial
Massage
I sister, Mrs. A. G. Williams. Master
118-Y
now Overland coupe to John Dah-
Mrs. A. W. Swanson ami «laugh­ Harvey Williams, who had been who left here some time ngo for
Shampooing
sen; new Overland two-door sedan
England,
landed
June
19
at
South
­
ter, Miss Hazel, were in rortlan«! visiting in McMinnville, returned
Bobbing
Evenings
to Delbert Guard, Yoncalla; used
hampton.
by ■
I the fore part of the week.
Hair Tinting
j with the Sparks family.
Overland touring to Bernard New­
Appoint­
Mr. and Mrs. 0.- W. Griffith, of
French Paper Curl
ment
■
William Bennett, a former real-
house, used Ford touring to Carl
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Monson Portland, visited during the week
Cellers, used Maxwell touring to i 'lent of this city, now a teacher I ami two daughters spent the week at the home of Mrs. Griffith’s
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H. L. Beebe, Springfield; used I of chemistry in Lincoln high school, I end in Silverton with Mr. Mon sister, Mrs. F. H. Anderson.
Fora touring to Melvin Coyle, used Portland, visited during the week son’» parents.
The 8. V. Allison family with
Overlan«! touring tq C. L. Sloan, with Ren Sanford.
Mrs. T. A. Richmond, of Garcti- their guest, Misa Eloise Atkins,
Culp Creek; used Dort touring to
Miss Alice Mann, of Roseburg, I ner, who was returning home from of Portland, will spend the week
E. F, Turpin.
i visited during the week at the I a visit at Prineville with her sister, end in Bandon.
Mrs. Ben Goff, spent Monday with
Charles Robison and Ralph Chest­
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¡relatives here. Mr. Richmond, who nut left today on a month ’» motor
was in Portland on business, met trip to California an«l into Mexico.
his wife here and they returned . Mrs. R. L. Stewart nnd daughter
j home Tuesday.
Margaret left today for Albany to
Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Trask and visit over the Fourth.
son Burdiek, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Merville
Choral Club Scores Success.
I Veatch. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel,
The Choral club pleased a large
I Dale Wyatt, Miss Mildred Lehman,
Miss Ruth Stewart and Cecil C«1<1- audience last evening with its en­
In radio one of the best
well picnicked Sunday at Triangle tertainment given in the high
things you do ia listen.
school
auditorium
for
the
benefit
| lake.
of
the
playgrounds.
The
comedy
Someone
else is doing all
Eighth grade.graduates who have
not received their diplomas may play, "The Burglar,’’ was a hit.
the
work
for you. Some­
secure them at the home of Super­ The cast was: Ml». John Burton,
But we will have plenty of everything to supply you
one else arrang«*s an«l
Mnrgaret
I-and;
Mrs.
Valerie
Arms
intendent Ha vs.
for the Holiday needs Friday.
pays for an expensive
Ga vin C. Dvott is expected hom« by, Nina Mitchell; Mrs. Charlotte
Fresh Vegetables. Fruits and Melons of all kinds,
today from attending the Pacific Dover, Alberta Williams; Miss Fre­
program and you listen
Pickles. Olives, Mayonnaise, in fact all of the fancy
Northwest Medical convention in da Dixon, Delta Hopper; Miss Edith
in
free of charge.
Brent,
Laura
Stewart.
groceries you will need for the dinner at home or the
Portland.
Helen Ostrander and Ralph Ros
picnic lunch.
Mrs. Cleo Morelock and Mrs. lough gave a skit which included
Carl Witte spent the week end in vocal numbers, dancing and jokes.
Portland with relatives.
Margaret Land, in Indian eontume,
-A JÙ ìac WiM/ r'
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Greer, of gave the number, "Maid of the
Man Francisco, are guests today of Went,” alao a reading, "The
Mrs. Greer’s brother, Frank Dirk- Crooked Mouth Family."
son.
The final number was an old
Tho H. G. Psrwnn« family, of fashioned gnrden. M fr . VIHor Koin
ANYTHING ELECTRICAL
Medicine Hat. Albert a, vi sited Mon a Mist ed with vocal numbers nn<l
The Store That Appreciates Your Trade
Miiwr Evelyn York, of Creswell, PHONE-201 9th & MAIN
I day at the G. L. Ballew homo.
LaSells Stewart has lieen eon with <!>■<•♦* num I »am.
home of her sister,
Plaster. She was here
IE I attend
the Plaster-Hull
More
Kiacation
Sunshine
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
Bank of Cottage Grove
City Briefs °
IRRIGATION
HOURS
6 to 8 a. m.
and
6 to 8 p. m.
STERLING’S TABLE
SUPPLY MARKET
Sanitary Beauty
4 th
This Store Will Be Closed All Day
Saturday, July 4
Store Open Friday Evening Until 8:30
Smith-Short Grocery
N elson E lectric S hop
Interest!
Is th«* greatest incentive towards,
saving money.
When you find your money is earn­
ing something you feel more like
saving.
Interest, like a much advertised
remedy, "works while you sleep.”
We pay into r e s t on savings
accounts from $1 up. and on
cerfifieat’es of deposit for li or
12 months’ time.
We are today paying interest to
(>23 savers are you among them?
Absolute safety, liberality and
courtesy one watch-word.
The
First National Bank
of Cottage Grove
A long winded speaker nt a to the floor, but th«' speaker was
banquet had been going for an not disturbed. The chairman gave
hour. As he iterated ami reiterated, his attention to the injured man.
the members of the audience be­ Worriedly he asked, 4‘How are
came restless. The chairman felt you, Bill!” “Hit me again," was
that it was up to him to take* the resp«mse, "L can still hear
heroic measures to bring the ad­ him a little."
dress to a close. Ho shimmed his
gavel but the speaker did not
A sailor took his parrot with
pause. Ho waited a few moments
and prepared to bring the gavel him upon a visit to a preacher’ b
down again.
In so doing he' house and left his bird to visit
stretched his arm so far backward i with a similar bir«l owne«l by the
that the gavel struck on the head preacher.
of the man in the seat behind the ; Tho preacher’s parrot, wishing
chairman and the injured man fell to be sociable, sang out the only
piece it knew, “What shall we
do to be save«lf"
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The sailor’s parrot, not to be
Department of the Interior, IT. H. outdone, sang out his piece, “Pull
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, like hell or we’ll all be drowned."
June 26, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that
Joseph P. Miller, of Pottage Grove,
Oregon, who, on October IS, 1920,
“PLUMBKR STEWART”
math) Homestead Entry, No. 013400,
for Lot 2, SW«4 NE%, ami NEY*
SW%, Section 29, Township 21 S.,
Range 3 West, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make three year Proof, to estaldish
claim to the land above described,
before th«' United States La ml
Office, at Roseburg, Oregon, on the
12th day of August., 192.5.
Claimant, names as witnesses:
William Tharp John Kebelbeck,
George Kappauf, William Kimble,
all of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
non-conl HA MILL A. CANADAY,
jy2-30(2)__________________ Register.
(Misl. 206-7) Roseburg Serini No.
016115.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
United States Land Office, Rose­
burg, Oregon, .June 25, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that C. W.
Clarke Co. by Ó. I*. Moulton its
Attorney in Pact, the Post Office
Address of Attorney in Fact, being
Wilcox Building, Portland, Oregon,
has this 251 h day of J urn*, 1925,
filed in this office its application
to select under the provisions of
the Act of Congress approved June
I, IK97, (30 Stat. 36), ami March
3, 1905, (33 Stat. 1264) HE Vi of
swyt, Sec. 2 nnd NE’/g of SE»/¡,
Sec. 12, Twp. 22 South, Rang«* 2
West, W M.
Anv ami all persons claiming ad­
versely the lands describe«!, or <le-
siring to object because of the
mineral character of the land, or
for any other reason, to the dis- |
poMtl L« j tippltm.nl, should Hie their i
affidavit of protest in this office j
on or before the 3rd «lay of August, I
1925.
non <o<l HAMILL A. CANADAY,
iv2 30Í2)
lb‘gis1«T.
Your greatest wealth,
Is your children’s
health.
PLUMBER STEWART.
W<‘ at-«* not <l«x,t.«>rH, bitt.
Hiinitary «•iiKiuevrs. Our
pri script ¡«in 18 ali'i-ady
written. It is ‘‘A bath a
«lay k<*< ps yon fit iti <;very
wav.” No job too bitf or
none too small. Repair
work given special alten
lion.
Schofield Stewart
Registered Plumber
Phone 209 It
NORTH SEVENTH STREET
Cash Meat Market
To Open Friday
To the People of Cottage Grove and
Farmers:
W<- will on Friday, July 3, open mi up-to-date meat
market, which will mean n big saving to you on your
to stay by us and we
down. A large volume
is our policy, flood meat
offer. We are not new
at the business, having had 13 years of experience.
Everybody is our friend, We like you all. Come in
and see us Friday morning at the Farmers’ Union store.
20c
Sausage
Beef boil
10c
Beef roast
15c
Round steak
20c
Boned shoulder 30c
'I’eebone steak 25c
Hamburger
,15c
Sugar cured hams,
whole or half ....
33c to 35c
Sugar cured bacon
40c to 42c
Bacon back
35c
Pork and Veal Cuts Accordingly
WE WILL GIVE ONE POUND OF SWIFT’8 8ILVER
LEAF LARD WITH EVERY ONE DOLLAR PURCHASE
OF MEATS WATCH FOR THE SHOP TO OPEN.
Friday Morning, JULY 3
Gates & Gates
IN FARMERS’ UNION STORE