TIIURMPAY, JUNE 13, ISS»
TUB BENTINBU COTTAGE DROVE OBBOON
Elisha Geer of Black Butte i»
visiting a brother. Albert Geer in
Vancouver, B C.
Mr» <’arl King of Toledo and
Mr». Dan Bock of Cottage Drove
♦- ——— »■— i— i— i— m ■ 4
visite«! at the Rob«*rt Phillip» home
Monday.
SILK CHEEK
Mr*. Carl King ami Mrs Dan
(Hpt rlal to th* H»*ntin»J )
i Beek mad«» a trip to Portland Tu«*»
June 10. Th«' Neighbor* Friend «lay
Mi»» Virginia King of Tid«sl«» i*
•hip club met for au all «lay *e»
•ion Thuraday at the horn«* of Air* ! »peuding a w«*ek With her giano
I «1 ('ouklin on the t’urti» Vent
r * ch v ! mother, Mr», R«»bert Phillips.
Mr. mi l Mrs. ('laud«1
kbeen '
ranch.
About 12 member» i were
prc»cnt and the time wa* «pent ’ called nt the Harohl Sheene h*»t«i’'
quilting a comforter for Min Sun«l:iy afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Gaminn i* spelling
Leila Coukhn. A deliciou» dinner
In the after a few «lay» with her mother, Mr»
wmn nerved at noon,
noon a bu«iu«»<* meeting was held Hopper, at Halsey.
George Huekins. the Ellis Irelaa«!
and was l»*«l by Mr* M. E. Paul,
new vice pre*i«l«*nt. in th«' abaenc«* J family and Jim Lents *|»ent th*
of th«» president. Air*. Claren«« i we«*k en«l J at Winchester bay.
Mr. and Mr* «. O. P. Will*.
Rowe. The n««xt club meeting will
b<* on Thur*«lay, Juue 20, at th | and Mr». W. C. Short ridge an«i Mr.
Paul home on the old KfM'ak* ran« h. ; and Mr». John ¿Small were dinner
Word ha* been receive«!
that j guests recently at the W .T. Jone*
•
Mi»» Znida Ei*tv», thir«l daughter I home.
\V. T. Jone*. who i* doing s*»me
of David E»t«**, former resident of
thia diatriet und now of Loma <ar|tev«ter work m Eugene, spent
Linda, Cal., i* to I h ' married Jun. th«* week en«l at his home h«*re.
Ivan Kbeen«* purchase«! a Fori
1«> to Dr. Kotlney Wood#, gmduai,
of th«» Loma Linda medical college ’ coach Fri«lay.
Mrs Willis Gartnan took Harry
The latter expect* to do hi* intern
M«»n«lay fo«
work in Seattle and th«' young Garman to Eugene
rou pl«' will make their home in medical treatment.
Mr. Stowell of Black Butte is in
that city.
Mr*. Otis Scott of Indi'pen dene, Ala»ka on a bu»me».» trip.
Mi»* Daisy Warwick made
\ iaited over the meek end with her
parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Shad«* Bun h trip to Cottag«» Grov«* Tuesday
Mrs.
Alary Mas»«*y and sou John
am. She br«>ught her cousin. A!is*
Mildred Scott of Monmouth. They «‘ailed at the \A <». Ma**«*v hom.
Monday afternoon.
returned horn«* Sunday.
Afrs. Willis G.nrman calle I on
Mrs. John Ashby was pleasantly
«urpri*od Friday when a daughter. Mr*. Muretta Harper tn Fugon
Mr*. Lesli«' G«'*lard, who is living Mou «lay.
111«' I H club will meet every
at Lake of th«' Woods.
wher<
h»*r husband is employed for the Men lay afternoon with Mis John
They h.nv ‘
summer, arrived
home
bringing Alorton at camp A
with her a niece of Mr. Ashby, named the club Happy Hour'» 4 H
Mrs. Elsi«' Young, an.l two rhil club.
The Bub Decker family have
dren of Alvrtle Cret'k. an.l also a
friend. Mrs. A bey.
Air». Go«lar«l moved from ramp A to Cottage
wont to Eugent' Saturday for h«: Grove.
Dorman Brookhsrt
spent
the
sister, Mrs. Pearl Parks, aud tw.»
small sons. The latter visit«'«! over week eud at Drain with a cousia.
Dalton
.Mattoon.
Suu day.
Atr. aud Airs. Al. J. Todhunter
Little Keith Park» celebrate«! hi*
fourth birthday Alon Jay, Jun«' 1«‘. aud John Jenkin* stopped at th«
D. T Kimball i* planning to * u J«»v Bro«>khart home from Sunday
large hit home as soon a.* weathei until Tuesday. They are enroute
from Long Beach. <'aL, to their
permits building,
Alembert of the S. D A church farm al Blanchard, Ida.
Mrs. lvau Abeene »pent Monday
in this district jome«l an«! went to
th«» young people’s afternoon meet with an aunt. Mrs. William McCox
Dorman Biookhart left Tuesday
ing in Cottag«’ Grove Saturday.
Among those who attended th«' for Burke. Ida. He will accompany
meeting were th«' families of E. R an uncle. M. J. Todhunter, as far
Darnell. A!. E. Hoffman and J. D as Spokane. Wash.
The Jim Holcomb family s
Grimo, A!r*. Netti«' Estes and »on
Leonard. Frances and Bertha Kim the week end at \Viu«hester
The
dance given by Dorothy-
ball, Mr. Platz and a brother of
Mr». Platz an«i th«' latter's wife of Dora Funk Saturday night
Portland. Collin and Willis Morris well atteudrd.
Mrs. J. M Longfellow and > n
of WalterviHe, who had attended
the local service here Saturday of Cottage Grove calle«! at the Glen
forenoon visited with friends dur Banton Lome Thursday evening.
Hubert Ewing bought a Ch»vr«i
ing the day. Elder Rol>erts of Eu
g» n«1 conducted the morning ser let coach Saturday evening.
vice at the 8. D. A. church Satur
DOREN A.
lay. He also attende«! the Cottage
Grove meeting m the afternoon.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
Mr. and All*. Sum Steven* of
June 12.— Mr-. Juba Sctroy* r
Eugene visited Saturday with Mr
Steven’s parent*, Afr. and
Mrs. and son and daughter, Floyd au .
George Teeters.
They returned Irene of Medford, visited last week
Sunday morning to atteud the I n. at the E. L. Williams home.
Hub» rt _ Mosbv
__________
made a trip t >
versity ¡»acral.iureate service.
Frank Peoples has purchased a Marshfield Sunday.
Mr. and Mr.». Bohart
Ford truck an«i is now a traveling
a
representative for a health product* spent Sunday with
M in . A. S. Ward.
company.
Roy England visited in Sal.n.
Airs. J. W. McCoy is recovering
Sunday.
from a fractured knee and is DOW
The Sunday school gave an in
able to walk w’ith a cane.
Mrs. E. R. Darnell SB'!
two tere.-ting children *s «lay program
Sunday.
daughters spent Sunday at I
th-
Among Cottage Grove visitor-*
home of Mr. an.l
Mrs.
] Hiram
Wheeler,
Mrs. Wheeler ga ave a Tuesday were: W. W. Chrisman.
Emit Kirk, Mrs. C. G. Jennings.
birthday party that day f for a
daughter Frances. A merry t i me Mrs. C. H. Jennings, J. B. Mosby,
was had and a delicious luncheon Mrs. James Spahr and «laughter
of saudwiches, salad and cake was Jessie, Bert Williams and Chari«**
served. Among those present were Teeters.
The Dorena store, formerly
Rachel Collins. Ruth Roberts, Elea
nor Teeters. Connie Rowe. Bertha owned by Mrs. J. H. Kirk, is now
under
the management of Mr. and
Kimball, Marion,
and
Margaret
Keith Babcock, Mrs. Wilbur Col Mrs. Emit Kirk.
Carl Small of London
visited
tin» and small daughter Lornadinc,
Mr*. Ed Babcock. Mrs. E. R. Dar Sunday at the A. S. Ward home.
Mrs. G. H. Mosby an«) daughter
nell aud two daughters Zelila ;
Joyce of Klamath Falls spent Sat
nice aud Al ary a I Jean.
urday at the J. B. Mosby home.
Mr. and Mr*. Newman and two
Mrs. M. H. Kinney visited rela
children of Salem visited Sunday
tive» in Cottage Grove several day*
with Mrs. Nettie Estes.
last week.
Mrs. Roberts and small daughter
J. E. Redford spent two week'«
Ruth, who had been staying with recently
in Cottage Grove with a
Mrs. Robert’s parents, Afr. and
Mrs. F. M. Vincent, have gone to sister. Mr*. Albert Stocks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ward left
Eugene to live. Mrs. Roberts ex
Monday for an
extended
trip
pects her other children Elmer ami
southern Oregon and Cali
l*ob«4 of Forsythe, Alont.. to join Through
fornia.
her this week. .Mr. Robert* plans
Bernice Mosby is visiting in Eu
to join them later.
Airs. Chisholm, who had made gene this week with a sister. Mr».
Jack Kerns.
an extended visit with a daughter.
Mr*. Ralph Teeters, expects to
MOUNT VIEW.
leave June 12 for .Salem, where
she will visit with friends for a
( Special to the Se n tin»-1 )
few days before leaving for hec
June 12.—Mr. and Mrs. O. Sai
home in Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Allen an- juceth of Lorane have moved here
again.
Mr. Saljuseth ami Merle
making preparations for their trip
to Yakima. They plan to start Simoud* have gone to Corvallis to
work an I Mrs. Haljuseth and baby
this week.
W. 8. Averill, agricultural in ar»- staying with Mrs. Simonds.
William Hands, who ha«l been
structor in th«1 Cottage Grove hign
school, was out June 1<> to inspect ill for two weeks, was taken to a
Eugene hospital Monday.
John Woolcott’s agricultural pro
Mr. und Mrs. Bert Myers ani
ject of a Lj acre of strawberries.
John O. Burcham took hi* moth family’ visited Sunday at Hebron.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boss spent
er, Mrs. Mary Burcham, to Eugen«1
Sunday at the home of their son,
Monday’ to the university
com Gene
Bos«, at Thornton Corners.
mencement
exercises.
They re
Mr. and Mr- Tom
Lambkins
turned that evening, bringing wirk
have move«! to Cottage Gra vo.
them Miss Lena Burcham, who Lad
Mrs. Richard Hanna will leave
been “tudyiug at the university
this week for Portland to take
thia w inter.
medical treatment.*. She has been
confine 1 to her bed practically all
LONDON.
winter.
Mrs. Amanda Hears
Went
(Mpeclal to the Sentinel.)
visit h
J u he 11.—The Ed DuFor«* family Marshfield Sunday to •
•laughter, Mrs. L.’ K. 1 Brumfield.
moved to Latham »Sunday.
The Cecil Eddy family moved to
THORNTON CORNERS
«Black Butte Thurs-lay.
Nearby News
Ed Brasher sprained an ankle a
few days ago.
< h:<rl«*N Powell sprained
der la*t week while piling
a brush fir«1.
A large number attended a ehari
van at the Cecil Eddy home Thur-
«lay evening.
Mr. Hpauhling of Yoncalla ha»
purchased the F. A. Gore ranch.
•M i
Heli n A < wton ol Ind« en
dene«* is spending several weeks at
the home of an uncle, A. S New
ton.
Ali
Alexandria Lyons and Dm v
Warwick drove to Monmouth Fri
«lay.
•Miss Geneva Powell of Lorain
went to Ashland Sunday to attend
•urnmer school.
Joe Garoutte
visited
Sund.iv
with Bill Bachelder, who i iu a
Eugene hospital.
A. S. Newton wras called to In
<lep.*u«leuce
Wednesday’ by’ th»-
<balh of a brother, G. N. Newton.
Miss Dolly Newton accompanied
her father.
They returned Han
div accompanied* by the Gideon
Newton family.
Alts. Hubert Ewing attende.l a
birth.lay anniversary dinner at the
Rov Fry«* home Sunday.
Glen Banton purchased a Ford
ear Saturday.
Art«. Murry Newton, Mrs. Job n
■Small nod Mr». W. T. Jones made
ii trip to Eugene Tnes.lay,
Mr». O. W. Blackmore of
tage Grove nn.l Bert
Ellen__ B
Visit«'.I at the William Lively home
Monday,
(Sp«*'ial to the Sentinel.)
June 12.— Mr. and Mrs. Morri’-
Raymond and little gran«hon of
Walden were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hhaw.
Ham .lours of Reedsport
last week with a nephew,
William
Mrs. G. H. Mosby and litt p
■laughter Joyce of Klamath
visitp<| over night Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs, J. \V. Fisher.
Harold Tortole
Portland, w here
ment.
Bernard
Went to Sutio’ilin
Tuesday t
a few days* with
his father,
Ü. ____
«Shaw, who i-
«■hef in the Mutherbu hotel.
G. L. Short ridge of Roseburg
vidted over night Monday at th*1
home uf a brother, 8. P. Short
ridge.
J r«-.| Kelly is building a barn on
hi* property here.
Mr. and’ Mr-. M. M. Ti-on m
turned I-1 iduy from
spending a
week at Winchester bay.
Miss Hazel Yenroua of Latham,
Miss l.ilv Kresher of th«
*ie Grove
.....i rt., n».. . . > >
Hud H h II ip and Lawrence McGuir»
of Waldon were supper guests Sun
•lay of Mr. and Mrs. John William
Mr. anti Mr», W. A. Keene are
among the firat to report nerving
npw cabbage, green pea is and new
carrots from their garden, Thes»«
were r served * "
first a week ago.
Mr. and J Mrs. Ralph Lancaster
and family of Mt. View visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ( hark**
Trent.
l’a«tor an.l Mr». I G Shaw of
.... evening
ih.* tiravi* ii»ita.l Kun.'»)
and Mr»
Mr' M
\| \| Ti»on,
a ith Mr. an.l
Mi».» Effie Buchan, it of Cottage
tirai e w it* a Sun* tax
. inter giic-t
af XI r and Mr*. J. W I i*dn-i
The I cuter Van Nortwick family
«>1 London spent Sunday at
the
h a«' of Mi. A au Nortwick** ' -
ter. Mr*« John Trunnell.
I'he Al.lv ill«’ Hanna family w«u’
to Eugeue Saturday eveuing
\ I
\\ « k. . "
LATHAM
Saturday night with a group ol
I««* al \ln*on»
Mrs Gladys Eby i* quarantined
«a.ml. y, with a light **:l»e of wcarlet f«*vci
Juno It
Mi*
Ii
• I \\ \! lx
n «th Mr at the home of her parents, M
Gourley v i*iio*i r«*ceu
th.* and Mrs. J. Chapman
at
M K bk n h Olli««,
I’he ri'tiular »minili nn'ctiui; o r
Mt*
\l th«‘ Latham school district »dl l.e
Mr* Hiuu«* c'nrlile a
w ith h»*ld at the school house at
bert Hull v i*it< d
M
Mr*. John Trunnell.
o’clock Monday, June 17.
.hi!
\l. > I
\\ M * lx
dr»‘n calle,I Monday on th«* M. t'ali
BLUE MOUNTAIN
family
(Special ta th** St linei I
\ llllk OW 11« d l.V Sxx.lt A l\ :;l
)mny cra»he»l into th«* *outh Sixth
Mr. nnd Air*. Fran k
June 11
street br dge ln*t week, tearing ol f Bruiulvaugh are her«»
I l OHI Th*
several b«mrd*. The truck did not Dalle» mid are visiting nt the Dan
go through into the river.
Brumbaugh home.
j. F. Barnes, who had to quit
Mu. Thena
Frank Mill.
null work some time ago becaus« Miller in«*t <1 red
boira Sun ! *\
of c«'dar pail lining is working at :in«t \ »U «al nt
\\
\\ a de
the Black Butte u mi nos.
home.
Recent visitors nt the J. W
Mr and Mr» K:«v
Maddux home were » Mr Maddux'» children of \llianv an i vc,I Frida v
two sister*. Mrs. I Ed
Black of ev ening • and x -.siivil at th«’ Jaui,”'
l.ntigloi«* and Mr* Katherin«« Tai l.ebxiw Inline
1
All o| the ehiltlrvu
madge of Portland. »nJ J a friend, of Mr an.l Mrs Jam«* l.vb.-w wci*
Irving Doucette of K«i*«*burg.
al I i * h uh «* Sumlav but Mi •«nd Mr»
Mr* W - "• .X
«'ar! r«»u«di ot Stimuli Th. rv wer,-
W
MvK.bben v isite«! Inst week 21 there for ibiitier.
Mr an«l Mrs. Highliue of Eug» ne
With M ’ - J I. Ijauis in Eugen»-
Mr and Mr*
Melville Haunt* held serv ice.* nt th«- Blue Muunl.ain
aud children sjw'nt on«* «lay last school Sumlny
Five v«mug |H*r
week with Mr Hauna's |mr«*nts at son* from the I ighthiui-«* temple of
Mouut View, His mother i* »eri I'ugem* came with them nnd gave
oualy ill.
a H>u*. -nl program
Mrs Marv A n n W. lhams with
Mr aud Mr». Littlet<m I .:i».-itet
her son Vero <»f YoncaHn v t»it«-<l :in*l *on of Got tag«* Gr«»v,' wer
Monday at th«* » home of a >i»ter. guests Sun,lax .i’ the 1.« • Dugan
Mrs. J
Trunnell.
home.
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terday, today and tomorrow is to visit their neatest MACMARR STORE and learn the
safest, most pleasant road to food buying satisfaction mid economy.
Prices Effective Saturday to Thursday, June 15th to 20th, Inc
R 1( * F
a bn»inc-
Sund to iv
!i er
.
CANADA DRY
GINGER ALE
3
lutti I ch
s co
HERSHEY
COA Hali I’ oiiik I
«•an. Lie.
I ’utili«I < .III
LARD. I’ .
In bulk
1
Peas
Prunes
Italian prunes packed in heavy syrup.
-
10*
43*
LUX
i. e
SOAP —
3 bars
IVORY 1 SOAP
G uz. bars
(» fur
r
39*
WALDORF TOI
LET TISSUE
Parowax
u.
CLAMS.
IlllZUl*
lilllilli'.
Extra Specials
tiling glass I'REE villi
t aeh 6 lb. «'ail.
$1.39
i
ROYAL BAKING
pupular vrram «■i tarlar Imkiiiu
pu\\<l« r’‘~ 12 uz «un nini an ' Vii)
uiie ean Bake" biikinu li.H.k rnc
(value $1 *i01 for only
21 j ib. ean and a Ihikinr
bouk for
WALNUTS. I .argr < *i «'gun Sot t
Shi ll \'« rv Sjxi inl I’uiuul
GHIRARDELLIS GROUND UHOCO
LATE
$1.53
e
CAMPBELLS BEANS
I
tin.« Just think!
i1 _> |
r< a«ly lu s> i vr. » hult'Hiuii«1
I imh I iu I cans tor
DEL MONTE CATSUP
loira« Hot 11.
CRYSTAL WHITE soap
IO bars
CORN 11 I
Bantam.
MILK I
i Limit 12 «'.iu.«
PINEAPPLE.
Tr. .il
u<>l«l< II slice, ( S i
can)
l.aij.' cans I l'<
DEVILED MEAT,
Qitnrii is «• tins
QUAKER OATS
■ i«row ii ii|«s”
weather this e«r«
rclislii<l l.ni'K«*
RINSO I.arg«' I’iickngi s. 2 for
VINEGAR I’m.- - i<l> i 22 <>/
MacMarr Coffee
Two 1-Lb. Pkgs. 25c
Fruit Jar Rubbers
Double lip
Doze u 25c
I » I'uv II riniti, roasti.l libili, ground
right S«> il must be righi Dii. et
from «>ur roast« r to y«ui II ’s ni
ways I r« sii
Gem Nut Oleo, 3 Lbs.
Rice, 3 Lbs.
Macaroni, Elbow Cut, 3 Lbs
Motor Oil, Eastern 60c Gal.; Western 50c Gal
Pound 45c; 3 lbs. $1.33
l.roiliul to vour «iiilt r for tin« ions
BIG ’
Breakfast
Suggestions
CREAM ROLLE DOATS
hlllK'tt«' Vulley’ii fill« st
9 lli baa
KELLOGG CORN FLAKES OR POST
TOASTIES
3 packages
KELLOGGS IIRA.X I LAKES
3 parkagea
KELLOGGS ALL BRAN
Larg«' packiuz«'
POST BRAN FLAKES
2 pai'kapis
FLAPJACK I l.ol R
XII
kiu<l tliut uiaki's th«' hut
il.is that pb'.is«' l.i
LOG CABIN SYRUP
Mi'ilium size «all
KARO SYRUP K<<l <«■■ Blu<
label—51b. can ......
25*'
Choice of
ö / no
extra <<»st
ja
runs
RAISINS I ' Il uin
S«’« (II. S',
Thump
suit*. Full uf iron
I II.
lull?
25*’
4
GUM V11 11.« pipu
lar lirantia
3 pk Rva
HERSHEY BARS
Xu! or
Milk 3 I fur
10*
M i. Man
BROOMS.
(i sc\V, uf lilt-» I)
n
yet.
weight,
M n «I r
st rung
frulli I he Very fili-
rat materiala
maat er rrafli
Hit’ll
< hily
i:*ei I
I ’«koi'
nr .lapilli
• II.
VEGETABLE
PRICES
45c
15c
Butti.
Cunning
Supplies
CERTO—Instil an-. in .L ily .-mil
l*n si I V* making 3 bottles
1 ’ A R O W A X
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s
Inali li)
• I
WESSON OIL II.« very In
«st III" its tV|M' Quart ran
\n > utliiei -I aihial* *1 in« i ♦
CR1SOO
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR FRUIT AND
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I.« sii. •* SI.al •
RICE, I .iu. « Soutli-
Bin. Rus»
White Laundry Soap
10 Large Bars 39c
3 Packages 25c
II* sh
• Plain <>r l<»
< i iz«*< I
Quart Bottle 29c
Corn Flakes—Post Toasties
»
39c
I’lltlUll ..III
Whitens .imi Bleaches"
2 Bottles 55c
43c
« I
pownn
SHORTENING
Best V. r. laidi
lu bulk
Il«s.
Purex
•‘Our regular price"
*
3 Iba
Four 8-oz. Fins 25c
49 Lbs. SI.69
Certo
n ) S..U i
FISHER S BLEND FLOUR
\ltiin Heilst«»« I» visitili-
pk at rhornton «'orner» w ilh
ui.lpat«'nts, Mr anti
\l i *
K -ene
Fountain Brand medium sixe tender pea«
A quality valley flour
I
IVORY SOAP
Week End Specials
49 Lbs. SI.85
McKenzie Flour
M
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Jun«* the “I DO ’ month, finds flu* M.uMARR STORES ready witu a veritable Moir
■| And, about th«* boat hint we can give thr brides of y«*a
house of flesh, appetuiiv; looiLi
SALT.
Guaranteed hardwbeat.
»
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Cottage Grove’s pioneer cash grocery. The place where you get
quality merchandise, courteous service and prices that are
uniformly low.
No. 2 Can 15c
Bear Flour
•4f
llaitletl
•I dtUlgll
Free ( 'ity Delivery
711 Main Street
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of
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Mi Winter* ha» reiuined home
from visiting i id Seattle o ith hi.*
daughters |b -s n ui l'v«*lyu
Little Haroi I Jones in -uffeiing
with a n a 11 a « k of a »tiimi
Ti uniini Lender is buibling a u»u
age on hi homeMead.
Mr an.l Mr> Dm Ibumbaugh
\ tailed Sundav at the Tom i’«*\
home m »' *tt ige Gmv «*
79*'
25*
25c
«•lent sealing *2 lbs
MASON JAR CAPS, Ball I
dozen in package I’kgc
ECONOMY CAPS I du/, n in
a package Pkg«
KERR MASON CAPS I lllizi II
in a package—Pkg«*.
KERR WIDE MOUTH CAPS
I duz«*n in a package I’kK«-.
KERR WIDE MOUTH LIDS
I dozm in a packag«* • ‘k«<
KERR REGULAR LIDS I
<l««z< ti in n piickaK«' l*l*i><
FRUIT JAILS IL i II M umoii «
I’ilitsl ilozi'll ill II box Box
FRUIT JARS. Ball Ala sons
Quarts I .loziii in a box
FRUIT JARS, l«l< al I’int . I
<l«>zi n in a box
FRUIT JARS, 1.1, al Qiiaitx
I <loz.« n in a Imx Box
JAR RUBBERS. MiieMiirr I krabl» J
lirnvy r«'<I lint*«« iniul«' in
1929 3 «loz« ii
e
35c
14*-
85*'
99r
99*
$1.23
19'
Picnic and Cold Luncheon Suggestions
PICKLES, l''annhig’s Itriail ami
Bulli r 15-oz jars, 2 fur
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE OR REI.
ISH SPREAD
Pint Jars, «'aeh
SARDINES, Booths
Your
N|>ic« «l Muslaril or Tomato
san«'«
I III oval tins, 3 f<
SARDINES. Norlli Star G<
wegian (IS to 20 fish) pa
in pur.' olive oil 2 tins
SALMON, \r« na Medium IL «I
';oo«l loud al II lou price
I Ib. tall cans. 2 for
WHITE STAR TUNA
(luarti'i's 3 tins
SHRIMP, Alll.'i ieilll Be.'illlv I.at
of large fancy shrimp No. I
(5-oz.) cans -3 for ... ...........
See otirspeeial display in
newest motor ear color designs
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At no extra cost—a C^hoii e of ( 5>loi > on any model, from a variety
so wide you have almost individual dislim lion. (Joine to our
special color show and set* for yourself the great number of
color combinations from which you may choose.
And, remember, this is only an additional
feature to the great array of values with whii h
Essex the Challenger has swept the field.
AND UP ut factory
Your present car util
probably io%er the en
tire fttst pavrn»ii t
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II. M ( I'urchate lJlun
uilert (hr l«>u.rst term«
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ESSEX
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Brown Motor Co.
Hudson-Essex Sales and Service
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ASPARAGUS TII»S, It C End,.™ alyl.-
t.n.I.r AU. GREEN tips
A very
popular lieu article No. I
I 10 oz calis) *.» for
SPAGHETTI ll.inz Just bent
ami serve 17-oz emiN, 2 for ...
PAPER NAPKINS—Fumy, liu.n
like III unpkiiiM in n pnektige
WAX PAPER 2(1 sln'cls in n roll
3 rolls I'ur
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PAPER PLATES
2 «lozi ii
RIPE OLIVES, Libby ', Buffet
calls (5-oz. uel) «‘iii'Ii
HEINZ PREPARED MUSTARD
' oz |.ir
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I. AND P SAUCE
Aibls Zest II) cold
meals, I'ish or fowl —
fl uz. hoi lie
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35*
29*
9*'
10*
15**
12^
33*'
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