The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 07, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

TITO SENTINEL. POTTAGE PROVE. OREGON
MARCH, 7. 1020
TIIURHDAY
-
Mrs. W.
Wilson was pleasant Meraii.la
The boy * lh u wenl to
ly surpriae«! ‘ at the
elo*e
‘
• » of th.’ th«> gvmnHMiuiii and Mr G nnni*
l-<i »Ine*.s hl •. t mg «»f
of th<
the Ni-ighbois had «'harge of report» from the O
of Woodcraft Monday
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M I • . I •
li;| I
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night of H I
Inst w«»ek, when she was tendered »hinge of th«- girls* ¡i**embl\ Mnry
a birthilay gift shower. Mm. Wil \ mson r,'porte»l on the wonu'ii •
PlmiM w«’r»‘ luftd»’
ii roci*nt <on is jm*t guardian neighbor «if gyinnasiuin and sunie lecture* *h»v
mooting of the \ni«‘r.«.in Legion tke order. Following a social se* henrd wlule there Conine llutchi
auxiliary for tho annual p*‘p|"
sion refreshments were served mid *oti report»'«l on levture*, th»' mein
to !,<• hi’hl m M:«.\ Mr». C. C. »'•••• the honor guest cut a hug»* birth «»nut building and commere»» ex
>on is «'hairman of the ’al«'
• lay cake which wa* bedecked with hibit.s.
livth Hailey
*uuimnrited
nut too and mon' than a thou
caudles.
Ur. Taylor’* address, tohl about
poppies will be urdorod
by
the Vnlversity of \\ a drugt<ui and
Cottage (Iron' unit. The corn
The Past Wilde Grand* < bib met O. K. C basketball games and
order will be of poppie» mad
Walto hall. the girl*’ dormitory.
mm compensated w«*rld unr V Ct- Thursday m I O. O. F. hall with \ lola Strong fohl about th«’ »ror
«'ran* in Veterans* Howpital N i. Mr* Charle* Klevetu, Mr*. T C it v hou**\ ' \ lph:i Omicinn Pi,*‘
«'*var* and Mr* Minnie Sw«‘et a*
« c in Porthmd, who receive th.’ h«>*tt-**«'*
\ *hort busine** *e*.*i«»n wliere «he was a guest Friday and
prtH'eeds « from the sales. Th, of
Satur»lay.
fice* of aocoud vice presi.lent an,I was held, after which a social .’it
” Viani mil
tern«H»u was enjoyed. The annual
hi* historian were declared vacant drawing of names for th»’ Polly lected a* the
by th»' pre*" dent an.I Mrs. Charles
('leinen*
will direet it un»i il will
anna* wa* a feature of the sexsion
Hall "a* elected *»'«-on»l vice pre*i
be prc't'llted May 10 Dl th«» \r ude
\t
th»
’
do*«'
of
the
aftt-rnoon
da
mt
v
»lent and I Mr*. Herbert Ries wa* n't re*hment * were *er\e»l.
t heu ter. Th«* cn*t of • Imrii.-hr* ka.«
electe.l hi istorian. \ number of th,'
hevn *eh'ct«,| a* follow *
J aines
—♦—
gu
to
Portinn«!
March
IS
unit w ill
Kuig. a rieh bu*in«'..* man. Glen
More
than
L
F
xi
attended
th*
the
dedication
service*
of
to attend
M«' K ibb« o , i orinthin.
the maid.
the new veteran* ’ hospital on that monthly church slipper of th Geneiiexe
.lube, t he
M»*rmi»l.a:
The president, Mrs.
Max Metho«li>t «hurch Mouday eveumg kmg ’i older «laughter, Ruby Melick;
date.
Mrs. \V 1’ l’he department* and committee« ot Clinton. Julie’s husbantl, Kenneth
Bird, and secretary.
lo'bow, will officially rt»present th» th«' church held their meeting
Goff
kunt \:dvft Beth Ha !< v;
local tin ’
During the evening a ter the dinner an«l report* of the Fva, th«1 king’* \ iiiig.i Inughter,
kfter
comforter, to be‘used in welfare month’* work were given.
Conni«*
II lit < hi 11*011 ; |»r |>i l< uh ! er.
the bu«ines* sexsi on member* gatti
a.irk, wa» to*!.
«reti in the church miditoriuiu nti'i Gien \rtie; I’nelv Hott«« «>, 1'ic f
Wanker; \ Imi. Roy Hilton; Lord
silvie* of
Oregon
' •• tierv
wt
\ udrew, an Englishman,
Current event* wen* reviewed at shown.
llurold
the regular meeting of th«» Tuesday
Cooler.
— -•$*—
Cottage Gtoxr
Evening club in th«’ library Tues
Ltfh
defeated
The Tii«'*.lav Bridge club vvaien
«lay night. Mr*. Dau Hainaut dis
terta.ned w ith a I oI »« k luncheon !'un,*r»ily hi|[h 22 lu I* Frida v
cusse.l the movement, ” India, .»
afternoon at th«' home ol • m I ho Iwal floor The gain«* w as
Soviet Etopia. ” Mr* J. II Cham Tuesday
Mrs c. J. Kem.
Mrs. Kavtuono ••I iimi ' foil »he loeal* inni ul .sine,I
bers talk«'«! on th»' r, . «'lit Canadian
(»rub«' of Pengra wa a* an .addition;'! lead during mu»» uf the ^nm>
immigration law*
Mr*. William gu«'*t. At card.« Mr*
(tavin C they played n good brand
Thum revievve.l recent outstanding Dyott
Eugene held high score.
« urrent « vent* in the Vnited States Potto«! of plant
a-
and daffodils w ere
*iii-e September. Mor«' recent legis
room and tn til«' «leeoration*.
lation enacted by the seventieth
< t.ngrvss wa* di*cu**e«| by
Miss
Xunual pi*t matron** an«i
Manette Hamant Mr*. K \ Tra*k
rev iew ed th«» temporal powers of patron*’ night will be observed
mg lull* wer«- audited
Grov«-
the pope iu Europe. The club re Friday night by Cottage
night’*
\ and allow, I ut Monday
reived a book. ’’The Cbri.*t of the «’haplt r of th«» Ea*tvru Star.
meeting of the citv coun.’il:
Indian Road’’ by E. Stanley Jones, program will be given nn«l refresh H W Lombard
‘
salary • n «I *'P I
00
:r ' ”1 Mr*. Chant# \>ia;:;*
111 meats will be served. Preceding (Hear Smith, w
tie”’.
('ola«-r. «alary
J 50 oo
gen«». The book i* to be given to th«’ meeting the past matrons an t u L. W
B
1’itv‘h^r
salary
’.o oo
the library a* part of the book ¡•a.*t patrous will h'dtl a 0:30 din c E » altlw rll «alary j ami •'!> I 177
at
I»
II
shower given by th«» club for th«' tier at Hotel Bartell.
.b'nr* labor
I M «
Dr
K
F-x.at. »alary
10 OO
i library. Eighteen books hav«' been
Morgan «alary
too oo
The Presbyterian ladies’ aid so
given.
\ calendar committee was
.1
.
_______
F
M«*Farlan«l «alary
I I 5 OO
appoint«»«! to arrange th«» program ciety will meet nt 2 ■! * Wednes Fire ruriipany
-’4 OO
day
afternoon
in
th»
’
church
par
Mountain
stat.»
P.
w.r
<
.»
IM ."I
for next vear.
lors.
Krin'» t«.r Drua*«
The
hostess
committee
will
. • A
—♦ *
Know
1«
»
A
<irahrr
.
4 7’.
lie Mr*. Joe Smith. Mr*. E. C.
i'hratunt Transfer
Mr*. Elbert Bed«» was host«'*.* Shay, Mrs C. F. Hoskins,
7.‘
Mr* l.e«»nar«i Tranafer airvets
I lo oo
last Thursday for th»» I’topia «dub, Georg Bjorset an.I Mr« Homer Gai Motor tun Sv«* Sta
entertaining with an “old fash low ay.
S«>niin> I pt< and pub.
Crane Co water aupplira
ione.l” party. Guest* arrived at
•
H I'lyiinbera A S*>n
tired in old fashion«»«! costumes and
The meeting of the 0.1. H « lu* Wallace A Tiernan, water ■up :iri ut
picture of the guests dating back which was to have beeti held Tue* <: O Kn«>u lex . xpen»« »
io oo
to earlier «lay*
»lays were on display, day at the home of Mr* ü. II Standard Oil Co
I'in ph r- y A Ma«kia
Many interesting stories were re- Heinenway has I L,
. _ postponed
r,
h ’ ou
un tit) “ Transfer
*
late«! concerning the style? i and en til Tuesday. March 19.
* . on account I. F Dillon. I
tertainment of th«» former period of the death of Mr* Ann Sem». H. J. Jor<«-a»rn
Nelson h 1« • tri.-
and ol«l tiin«» song* were sung dur aunt of Mr*. Hcmenway.
««anion Ms-t.r «
ing th,» afternoon,
A
tempting
Fur* ka Fire llose <
Furr n."
luncheon was se erved at the close
The grade school teacher*• as«<> State
I
of th«' afternoon, The tables were nation h» Id a dinner Moutlay eve
attractive vvith bouquet- of «weet- mug at the Gmv Goose. After a
Play Well Attended
peas. Mr*. Bede invitee!
invite«! as
a* special business session Rev. Duncan P
•’The Great Pumpkin <
guests to share tti»»
the afternoon’s Camerún spoke to the group on
pleasure. Mt*.
Mr*. L. W. Coiner, .Mrs. ‘ ‘ What ’s in It for Me!” Gaine* plnv pre*»’iitt'.| la*t Thursday night
by th.- I.uba brotherhoo»! of th
S. L. (¡«'lard. Mrs. I Elbert Smith, and a social hour followed.
Methodist church, wa* well
...
Ut
Mr*. 1». a . Emeraon,
Emerson. Mr*, s V
Dm b-d and th- work of th.»*,’ tak
Allison, Mrs A.
A W Sh d*tall, Mr«
The Rebekahs held a social eve
Charles Beidler. Mr* Dan Hamant, ning at the dose of their business
Mr*. Georg«» Mat* hew* and
Mrs. meeting last
week.
Mr.*. Julia
Walter McCord.
Mrs. McCord i* Brown wa* in charge of the pro
the mother of Mr* C. E. Emphrey gram which consisted of song*, read
and is here from Barard, la.
mg* an I a playlet. Refreshments
•
—‘
we.e served by the officers.
Weekly Program
The Elmartes club celebrate«! its
The ladies’ aid society of the
sixth birthday anniversary with an
Thursday. Man'll 7
oil fashioned party Friday night Christian church held an all day
WILD Bl.ooD”
at the home of Mr*. Inez M«‘ek*. session Wednesday a ft«» moon
m
Jack I’tTrin
mother of Mr*. Sam V catch, a the church parlors, The day was
member of th«* club. Husband* of spent quilting. A
covered
dish
I'onieily—”Jini Jam
luncheon
wa*
served
at noun.
members and Mrs. Meeks were al
Janitor.”
iitional guests. An old fashioned
\
group
of
Pythian
Mister*
dinner, with all the rours«»* from
soup to nuts put on at once, was la*t Thursday at the hum«* of
Frhhiy. March S
serve,L A colored tablecloth and O. M. Kem to pi ree and tic a
••HAHOLI) THEN”
old fashioned dishes
were uaed. forter. It is the plan of the«
\rthiir Lake and Mary
Those present came
dressed
in to dispose of it at a benefit
styles of yesteryear and much per March 21 in Phillip* hall.
Brian
amusement wa* afforded by the un
Conn
dy
—
"The
lll!-_l»ir ”
Mr*.
George
Matthews, Mrs.
usual appearance of th»* group. Obi
family albums, baby pictures and Robert Quigley, Mrs William Thum
FK1DAV IS BAHGAIN
old fashioned pictures
furnished and Mr*. George (). Know In* are
NIGHT
amusement. Th«* evening was spent entertaining this afternoon in Ma
(’on -foliation
playing bridge and cootie. Decora sonic hall for th»’
Saturday. March !•
tion* were in keeping with the old club.
fashioned idea. The Elmartes club
• GRIT WINS”
1 he Lat'oniu* «dub will meet at
will hold its next meeting Tuesday
T.-.l W« ll«<
afternoon with Mrs Sum Veatch. 2:30 Tuesday afternoon with Mr*
C. A. Bartell at Hotel Bartell.
(’uuu-dy—‘ All Aboard
The Degree of Honor held a so
t Chapter No 13
TARZAN
cial meeting Wednesday night.
♦
THE MIGHTY”
Initiation work was exemplified. I
High
*
Mr*. Eva Trav««rs, state deputy,
was a guest. Th«' lodge mad,’ plan*
Sun.-Moil.. March 10-11
for a membership drive in prepara 4
•THE LAST \V.\R\I\ g
tion for th»* state convention at
HIGH SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP
Th»’ Dalles.
Mr*. Earl Garoutt.-
Laura La Plaut«* and
This is th»» end of the first I1X
was elected delegate to the con
Montagu Love
vention.
The following program 1 weeks of this semester and points
i ’onirdV—‘‘ Wives Won t
was given: Piano
solos,
Mis* for the citizenship cup are about
* Weaken.”
Eunice Mernnda; negro selections, I to be awarded. Which class will
Mrs. Jean Kelly; viqlin and pian«>j be i D the leftilf
Paramount
News.
This
contest
should
be
• earned on
duet, Deen Towne
and
Evelyn
<
Coiner. At the close of thi* eve­ in a spirit of friendly competition
I . I Wed
March 12 13
ning delicious refreshments were and each class should I cooperate
served. Table decorations were of with the other*. Each class that
“ A WEDDING WITH'»I T
a rtt. Patrick’s day design. Th«’ I does thi.« will gain points in social
WOMEN”
committee io charge was Mr*. Mary efficiency, while the class that
A high class vull'li'i ill. with
Heck, chairman. Mr-. Hallie Haw 1 does nut will lose points.
The whole aim of th«» citizenship
kins. Miss Bethel Gowdy, Mrs.
local talent. I,reseiiti‘<l by
Lucille Gow ly and Mr*. Joan Kelly. cup contest ¡s to instil in th»* minds
the Fraternal Order of
4^
of students a desire for «ivic im­
Eagles.
The Joker club was entertained provement of the school. Project ♦
Also complete picture
last Friday night by Mr*. C. H of each rlnss are designed to im­
VanD -nburg an I Mias Eunice Van prove con htioDd of thp school and
program.
Denburg. The host»**s«*.s invite«! as if «*ach rias- will help th»* ofh»-r
«'ollcen
Moor«* in
classes
in
their
projects,
the
obj»»cf
special gU' sta Mr*. Joe Smith. Mrs.
A. A. Richmond, Mrs. Harry Met of the r<)nt(‘st will be achi«‘v*'d
• OH KIV”
calf, Mr*. Charles Beidlcr,
Mrs. Each an*I every student must <lo
Admission 25c and 50c
Nelson Durham and Mr*. A. w. bis part indi viiltially a* well n*
Kime.
Th«« evening hour*
were J what he «Iocs for th«* class as a
For «-«iiinplp the «■ nior
spent with bridge an«l Mrs. Smith I whole,
held high sror«’ an«l Mr*. W I. and freshman classes are trying tn
Lebow held low. A dainty lunch- keep the paper picked up off the
eon was served at the close of the floor, to keep jt out of the desks,
to keep th,* boards in good condi­
evening.
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tion, ,-tr. Every student vill h-«-
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Spray en­ to do his part in this or th«* school
cannot
be kept clean.
tertained the Bona Tempo Bridg»*
The juniors are planning to tak e
club at th«* Colonia] cafe last Thur*
'lay «'vening. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. charge of assembly programs, Let
Allison were additional guests. Higu every class and »»very student co­
.■»«'or«-.* were held by Mrs. W. A. operate to make these programs in
Garoutt«* and Mr. Allison, while tereptnig.
'l’he sophomore« are
g°ing to
Mr*. Cleo Moreloek and W. A.
G.'iroutfp h«d«l low scores,
scores. Daintv sponsor an open house.
It is impossible for a f«*w MtU-
refreshments wr«’ -«-rvi’d at 11:30.
Pussywillow* wer«’ room
•Iwon dents to keep these project
Let
’« all join for the improvement
tion*.
of
t ET lift TELI. you how easily
G Hi.
• • •
The M. P (I. «dub was enter
you can qualify for a major
The
tamed Tuesday after uoon at
f«d lowing boys reported the
the
prize in this big Eastman « ou­
home of Mr*. Charles Adams in <>. M. C. educational
exposition :
teat the greatest In the his­
Eugen«*. Mr*. Harry Titus wa an I.nwri-nce Kelly on Dr. Taylor’
tory of photography. Entry
additional guest. A delicious lunch H'ldrio,.; Kenneth
Kl'nneth Ward on bov*'
blanks and complete contest
eon was '• tv « m I at I o’clock and a '•onferi'n,',, nnd entertninriK'nt* nnd
information are available at
social aft«irnoon follow «’d. Basket** exhibit*; Kenneth Ooff on the I
the Kodak counter now.
of ferns and gr< i*ns were room dec eonvoention nnd th,* presentation
Come to our store to fill any
orations and a «,'enti-qdece of daf of football awards to mernbiT* of
photographic need. We have
fodils was the table decoration.
the -quad.
a complete stock of cameras
Daisy Warwick ha* been abaen«
and dependable Kodak Film.
Mr. and Mr*. Fr«'<l Bi’hllor and from «rhool for a week became of
And our trustworthy photo
<'0n Willis were «linner guest» Mon illne*«. She returned Monday but
finishing makes the most of
duy nigh?, of Mr*. .X’:tn»'v Ogl«‘*bv wa* forced to return homo during
every roll of film.
an«! Mr. and Mr*. James J*. Gra the day and i* still absent.
ham. Th«’ oeranion wa* .Mr-. H«*j«l
I,oui* t'avo ha* been absent from
Gll.ss ni'til'i'Hl Io file number
ler’s birthday n nni v ersarv. For the school the past week.
»•enterpiece ?i birthday eak«’ with
An assembly was held
l-'ridrn kodak spools in our window
lighted candles had b«'«'ii prepared I morning Typing oi-rtifienti-- were and get another prize, ihete
by th«’ liosti’sses.
awarded ns follow»: Prances Well*, are 10 of these prizes, photo*,
Belli Bede and Gladys Yearoii* re
kodaks, ete.
The I'nnintioii rlub w ill
meet I reived eertifieatc* from the Rem
I uendriy evening at H o'clock at ington company and fli'len DLori
the t'olonial cafe.
Member» are was presented a silver pin from the
permitted to take ii guest an<l the Remington company.
Letter» for
evening will !,<• «pint playing making 500 points in (I. A. A.
bridge. The hostess committee wiil were presented to Beth Bede. Ernn
Im Mr*. Earl Garoutte, chairman, ce* Well* and Alberta William-
22 North 6th Street
Mr*. Helen Morris, Miss
Dollie stripes for making 250 points over
Try
us once and yon will
Pitcher, Mi** Evelyn Veatch and their large letters were awarded
Mi** Zenna Moiighmer.
to Frances Keen« and Genevieve I
come again.
*
I SOCIETY ¡
Tires for the new Ford
arc specially made
to & give long wear
WlTFN the new For«! was de-
signet!, it was ininicdiately
apparent that a new tire
would have to !>«• made to
match the car’s perform­
ance. It was «listinctly a new
problem, for here was a car
with quicker acceleration,
greater speed and more
braking etliciency than any
car of similar size or weight.
So that every Ford owner
might be assure«! of maxi­
mum tire mileage at the low­
est c««»t. the Ford Motor
Company devote«! many
months to research and
experiment in conjunc­
tion with the leading tire
manufacturers.
As a result, certain defi­
nite specifications were de­
veloped for tires for the new
For«!. These specify cor«!» «»f
certain strength ami texture,
a large volume of trea<! and
side-wall rubber, sturdy non­
skid design, and reiniorcetl
plies for protection against
bruise breaks——all the
strong features of construc­
tion formerly considered
for only the largest tires.
Great care also was taken
to secure the best ritlingqual-
ities in connection with the
transverse springs
and the Iloudaille
shock absorbers.
Though the Ford tire« are
deniguatrsi an 30 X 4.50,
the) haxe the reeiliency and
air »pace of much larger
lire* bro uae of the drop
center rim of the »teel-epoke
wheel*.
For l»e*t re*ult», the tirea
on the new Ford should be
kept inflate«! to an air pre*-
cure of 35 pound* and
checked regularly to in»ure
thi* pre*cure al! the time.
This is ini|H»rtant. Low in­
flation breaks down the side­
walls of a tire. By causing
overheating, it also destroys
the rubber that act* as an
insulation, with conse«]uent
separation of the cord.
At the end of each 5000
mile*, when you have the
front wheel* packed with
greaae, it i* a good plan to
have the wheel »alignment
checked. Thi* will prevent
premature wear.
When puncture# come, a#
they will with any tire, you
will find the Ford dealer
particularly well-equipped
to make repair# quickly and
at ¿mall coat. See him. too,
for replacement#. Then
you will be sure of getting
tire# built *peciallv for the
Ford car according
to definite Ford
»peciiicationa.
F ord M otor C ompany
Now Is the l ime to Brighten
And (Jean Up
t\>«3t Folk tsH-.ll Ills Mivlint
4’oust Fork Infill tif th,’ Fnriner*
unum hehl un npt'ti meeting Thur*
tiny ¡light of bi*! week at Hebron
Tili» Laihani orchestra played *e\
«'ru I tiiiiiili<»r.« mid Mi** I brabeih
Ilt'HCtb* k. teacher in the I.til ham
selloni, 'aug n »olo
v tifili selection* mid
Dig'« w«‘li' given
I» \ Emerson of
G rov e Mf hool* gave
fnlionnl prnblfIn*.
Feint nt ue
Th, wife who put*
in her husband**
I ‘rifes are rillit.
Perry 1 Sard ware Co
Jmlieioiis NEWSPAPER advertising makes
hilf stores out of little ones.
m
* City Council ¡
Arcade Theatre
Woodson Brothers
FORD SALES
AND SERVICE
Cottage Grove, Oregon
r
V
mg purl w n 4 well receive»!
Th»'
play was m th«» form oi n m»»« k
trial and th»' Im«'* prov ide,l nrmv
laugh*.
Mr* X I
Compton <li
rvelt'd th«» play .
.lohn Hear«ls|vy of Eugene, tdiuii
director of th«» local e hurt'h, sa iiu
several selection* mid n piano duel
w as play * 'I bv Ma.Ielle It. idlei Alli
Ftaui'e* \l I’kin
KNOWLES
& GRABER
Craemers
tyor c/lfter School Lunches
1 ru-Bake Crackers and hot chocolate . . .
or crumbled in milk ... or with butter
and jam. orchec.se, or jx'anut butter. How
the hungry kiddies do like them! Especial
ly after school.
So eacy to serve
they can help them
selves. And chockful of nourishment.
Vitamins . . . and minerals in assimilable
form. Ask for Tru-Bake Crackers.
School Notes
HARDWARE
-------------------------------1
Cottage Grove
Oregon
now
Six Cylinder Trucks
with the economy of the four/
Baked and Guaranteed Firat Quality by the
TRÜ-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, Portland, Seattle
Orijinator» of Tru-Bakea and Tru-Blu Honey-Sweetened Grahams
ror Week Ending Saturday, March 9
Maximum Corn
Come in for
. details
of the, /ff
‘Jo,OOO.QO
PRIZE PICTURE
CONTEST
HEVROLET trucks now offer six-cylinder
performance — with its greater flexibility,
greater reserve power, higher speed and
swifter acceleration. And the new six-
cylinder Chevrolet trucks are not only offered
in the price range of the four — but they are
as economical to operate as their famous four-
cylinder predecessors! Both the Light Delivery
and the
Ton Utility Chassis are available
with an unusually wide selection of body types
—and among them is one exactl y sui ted.toyour re­
quirements. Come in today. We’ll gladly arrange
a trial load demonstration — load the truck m
you would load it, and drive it over the roads
your truck must travel in a regular day’s work.
C
Solan Delivery, $595; L i g ht Delivery Chassis, $400, 1
Ton
Cbaasia. $545; lki Too Chassis with Cab. $650. AH prxes
t. O. b. factory, Flint, Mich.
SHIELDS
STUDIO
A SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR
Cottage Grove Motor Co.
Jack Moulding, Prop.
J
Cucii
Farina
\ «li'IicioiiH «•■•ri'iil.
§ II'- bug
3,ins
49c 2 (<»r
Sardines
Celerv
Lin-"'' «»«'ni fins
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Onion Sets
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