The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 15, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

T ilt ItHDAY. MAY |ft, |»M
THORNTON CORN CHS
ts. Wynne and M ra Elbert
The Ord.r of Rainbow for Girl»
entertained with a dxncl.rg p irty
Friday night la I. O. O. F. '»all.
About >0 cou;iplee were present and
Bast tern Star members
ar.d Masons were guests for a part
of the evening The hall was dec
orated to represent a garden scene
In all Its spring beauty Punch
Free!
—♦ —
Mrs. Albert Helllarrll entnrtalned
the M. P. O. club with
1 o'clock
luncheon at her home Tuesday.
Colorful wild flowers were attrac-
tlve table decorations. -----
Following
tlie luncheon the afternoon was
¿pent w ith needlework
M rs
D
II
I Hemenwav was a special guest
Free!
Educational Movie
Arcade Theater, 2 -3 p. m.
Thursday, May 22
Pictures of state game farms and hatcher-
eries ami work of state game wardens.
Frank Stellmacher, Linn county g a m e
warden, will give an educational talk.
Sponsored by American Legion Roti and
Gun club and State Game association.
ired at 5 SO Saturday afternoon at
the home of the (room's brother-
In-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs
Ivan Barker. Rev Duncan P. Cam-
eron officiated, using the linpree-
slve ring ceremony The bride was
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becomingly
gowned _
In a
drees of
gold georgette and wore a corsage
- a--
bouquet
The rooms ware made ea-
peclally attractive with flowers In
blue and gold color combination.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served Covers were placed for
M r. and Mrs Oaldablnl, Rev. Cam-
( H p w l.l IO I k . S » .ll» « l.)
H.
M r.
a n ti
M ra.
James
Shaw of M ilw aukie visited Stinday
with M r Shaw's ooueln. T. C. "Shaw
Thia Is their first meeting since
leaving Indiana A” years -go The
James Shaws have lived at Mil
_____
waukle for several years but
did
Shaws
not know where the T
lived until recently.
Mrs. Melville Hanna of Latham
was a visitor at ths E. E Chestnut
horns Saturday.
_____________
_ of Cottage Grov
Mrs. Jean Long
end Mr. and Mrs. J. W Fisher were
d in n er guests Wednesday oVMtiUg
at a birthday dinner at the M M
Tleon home In honor of the birth
day anniversaries of Mrs Tlson and
Mrs. I-utg.
Mrs. Bert Gwlnnup and Mra W il
Ham Edglngton of Seattle were
gueats Thursday of M is
C. R.
Trent. M ra Gwlnnup accompanied
Mrs. Edglngton here to settle some
property Interests. Mrs. Edglngton
returned Friday with Mrs. Gwin-
nup to Seattle, where she will make
her home.
O. H. Shaw of Roseburg visited
his fam ily here Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Foster »ml
family- and M r. and Mrs. John W ll
M ay
The children's picnic planned by
the Order of Eastern 8(ar Instead
of the annual children's night lias
been postponed. The date w ill be
announced later and It Is probable
Jack H a n *>- »ister of the event w ill be held following the
Mr. Oaldablnl, and Mr. and Mrs. close of school.
Barker. The newly wedded couple
left Saturday night for Marshfield.
M r and Mrs. E W Arnies enter-
They are expected here the latter talned as dinner guests Mothers'
part of this week and w ill be at day Mrs. Alice Richmond. M r and
home In an apartment at the home Mrs. Nor va I Arnies. M r and Mrs
of Miss Esther Sllsby Mrs. Oalda­ Lloyd Armes, all of Eugene, Mias
blnl is owner of the Milady's Beau-1 Rernlta Jeans and Cecil Arnies.
ty Shoppe and M r Oaldablnl Is em '
—♦ —
ployed at the Pioneer Lumber com­
The Utopia club Is meeting this
pany.
afternoon with Mra. Nelson Dur-
ham at her home on south Sixth
Misa Jessie Fraser, a teacher at street,
the west side school, whose inar-
rlage w ill be an event of the sum
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Dungan w ill
nter. was pleasantly surprised Wed entertain the Bona Tempo club lo-
nesday night when a group of night
friends gathered at the A. W. Kime
home for a miscellaneous shower.
N O T lC fi o r B A Ia l o r f 3&.000 00 W A
IXYNDON.
Forty guests were present and the
T E K R E rU M D U T O B O N DS o r
THE
C IT Y O r C O T T A G E
G R O V E . ORB
evening was spent hemming tea
(S pecial Io th« Sen tlael )
OOM.
towels for the honor guest. Mlsa
May 13 The John Perini fam ily
Fraxer received many beautiful
h crab y ( iv a a »hat T
te f!
a led , bid«
. H-iTtv.
-s.rL of
" S t o ba
1 l i c e . r a la
«^
gifts. A t a late hour a
dainty sup-
_t Butte
a «pent
T T Sunday after-
a a lt r d f a r tk a aala o f $ 3 3 .0 0 0 0 0
[tractive wed
?£n Bt
A J LnJR.home
W a t e r K o fa n d ln « H onda by the C ity Ma
per was served An attracts-
m t«rabA * for
f w _ Thomas
o f the t ' l l y of Cattafa Orava ai hi*
ding cake served as centerpiece
, . Moxlev
, . of W ilb ur spent corUrr
c ity k a il, u n t il tk a hou r o f ? 30
the dining table and rhododendrons
d* y "
* ”* k v o tin g re I o »ffica.
'c lo c k p nt on M o n d ay , the d ad d ay of
«Uvea
here.
Jun e. 193 0. a t w hich lim a and in th *
decorated the rooms Miss Evelyn
Russell Bemis, while hauling logs co u ncil ch a m b e r in tba c ity h a ll o f Cot
Fraxer, Albany, and Miss Margery
la<c *4.rvd
G ro ce by
aaid
and
Fraxer. Eugene,' sisters of the honor j™ " ’ ‘ n iln e
l h . b ida
.o m w
m ill
o . ba
S . . . opened
. U o t .«
Id
guest, were out of town guests.
- n’or’’ in* d™ ve around the cor-
,lld
, hal| b. ,u „ d lh, , Bth
Hostesses for the pleasant .x-caslon ner a l the Londcn ’ »«re »« ra p id ly day
Jua., i»30. . nj will b.
„ ria l
were Mrs A W Klme Mrs Claude th* ‘ ° " e ,o* roll* d ° " th* ,ruck 2».“
*“ • S0° ° 00 p"
. as
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a
n d l across
r r m u t the
he m
uH
11
and
road.
Klme. Mrs. lim a Thum. Mias Werd
$ 3 0 0 0 0 0 dus on tb s I S lh day of
Frank Geer and sons went to
June. 194 0
na Isbell. Miss Glenda Roas. Mrs
J -m .
Miss Z e n .
M oughm er
93000 00
_J ° _ .
dus oa
tk a
Ir t lh
The Tuesday Evening club took
as their lesson topic Tuesday night
the style and works of Lewis
Browne. Mrs. George Matthews and
Mrs. Omer Moore were in charge
of the program. Mrs. Matthews out
lined an article on the manners of
th * low« teWa„ r____ ________ ...
the Jews taken from Browne's
book. “This Believing W orld.” She
also read criticisms of Browne's
works. Mrs. Moore gave a book re­
view on “That Man Heine” by
T
,
, , - . Browne. The program committee
submitted the program for the com­
ing year, which was accepted by
the club. The club voted to pur-
chase a Seth Thomas clock for the
city library In appreciation for the
I t doesn't take long for Amert- w ant any old kind of salts with use of the library room as a meet­ am of Cottage Grove and Mrs calue plua a r ied in te . »♦ the • ncll
ing place.
cans to wake up to a good thing— any kind of a label w ill do—but is
Frank Geer spent Friday after- re s e rv in g the r ig h t to re je e t an y and all
bida. -Said bonus a re to be disposed of
only a few months ago Kruschen that
all you
When
you want?
take Kruschen Salts
Ed PoweH’ f a m l^ ’ oM *"™ ne. un d er «n act e n title d
Salts were introduced into this
** i n act to am end th e c h a rte r o f
country and the welcome news of you not only stimulate your bowels.
m e e tlm T ln S ^ w lw fle ld w J T the M u rr“ y Newton
fam ily and
the (Mtjr o f C o tta g e G ro ve. O regon,
by . dd in g a new
c h a p te r
th e re to
their superior goodness and swift liver and kidneys to function na-
—
* * d" Robert Geer spent Sunday after-
au th «rising an d em p o w e rin g th e com-
t
A
rejuvenating power traveled so fast turally and perfectly, but you sup- nesday.
newav
A covered
covered dish
dish luncheon
l.m e h -a - noon at the Joe Geer home.
mon
co
u
n
cil
o
f
the
H
it
o
f
C
o ttag e
that a t one time the supply was ply every internal organ, gland, was served at noon and the re­
G ro c e to iaaue and sell n e g o tia b le
Mrs.
Carl
King
of
Toledo
spent!
bonds o f th e C ity o f C o ttag e G ro ve
many carloads behind the demand, nerve and fiber in the body with mainder of the day was spent with the week end w ith her parents. Mr.
in the aunt o f T h ir t y fiv e T h o u san d
All g>f which goes to prove that nature’s own revitalizing and re- business and an entertaining pro­ and Mrs Robert Phillips.
I dollars ( 9 3 3 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 ) . o r so
much
gram Mrs. A. H. Norton of Eu-
Americans know good salts when juvenating minerals,
ther«*of as sh a ll be necessary fo r the
M r. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and
A
bottle
of
Kruschen
Salts
that
*
ene'
“
missionary
from
pnrt«oae
o
f
r
e
fn
a
d
ln
g
T
w
e
n
ty
T
hou
they take them and want their
son Harold and Mrs. Carl King and
sand D o lla rs ( 9'J<> <»OO OO) o f W a te r
friends to benefit also.
lasts 4 weeks costs but 85c at Cot- Korea, was the principal speaker. three daughters of Toledo spent
H
onda
d
ated
J
u
ly
I.
1903.
and
due
of a
Kruschen Salts are taken for tage Grove Pharm acy—or any drug “ Mrs.
, . Norton
T. , , was
77 principal
Pnncip
J u ly I , 1 93 0. a n d fo r the purpose o f
i
Sunday in Cottage Grove at the
their health building value all over store in Am erica—take one half a
senool in Korea for six years Dan Beck home.
fu n d in g F ifte e n
T h o u san d
lio lla r s
and
related
some
interesting
ex-
<91VOOO.OOft
o
f
o
u
ts
ta
n
d
in
g
Water
the world—they are the largest sell- teaspoon in a glass of hot water
The Pooler fam ily of Black Butte
W a r r a n ts o f said C ity
of
C o ttag e
-- „
periences. Women from here who
Ing medicinal salts in Great B ritain every _
morning before breakfast—
and the Elm er Summers fam ily of
G ro v e ; and to esp end the proceeds
in J ^ t a few'dayslndiolence changes ^ " dcd ptheT ?w t i n S we"
today.
in
r
e
t
ir
in
g
th
e
T
w
e
n
ty
T
h
o
u
san
d D«»l
Paris spent Sunday with the John
la ra ( I'j o . o o o <t0) o f W a te r Itnnds
Kruschen Salts are different from to activity and life grows brighter. _
s
Johnson. Mrs. N
E. Madson family.
d
a
te
d
J
u
ly
I
.
1
9
0
3
.
and
due
J
n ly 1
other salts—Kruschen is six salts in
Before the bottle is empty you’ll , ° T P ° n DMrS, ,? ns° ~ Cone- Mrs-
The M M iller fam ily of Cottage
193 ■ and the F ifte e n T h o u san d lh»|
one— the very same six salts that feel years younger — eyes will ' n<lr j * .
Moor<- Grove spent Sunday with the W H.
lars ( 9 1 3 .0 0 0 tx>) o u ts ta n d in g
W a­
ter W a r r a n ts o f th e City o f C o ttag e
nature put into the human body at brighten—step grow sprightlier — 77
Ainert Woodard. Mrs^Clarence Bachelder family.
G ro ve, said bonds to b ea r in te re s t at
the beginning of creation and de- nerves steadier -you’U sleep sound.
u .7
2?™ ’ Tom
The Lynch Currln fam ily of
a r a te not to eac«*ed sis ( 9 ) p e r r e n t
t
mands you keep them there or enjoy your meals and after a hard L affoo n and M rs. Belle T ay lo r.
Black Butte spent Sunday a fte r-’ p er an n u m p a y a b le sem i a n n u a lly *•
to
O
rd
in
a
n
c
e
No
103
4
your health won't be as good
It day's w ork you'll be ready for
with Mrs Currin s parents.
The W. C. T. U. met Friday af- noon
G u arii and ap
M
r and
a n d Mr«.
Vfr-« O
O
V ir .n -
pa««rd by the com m on
should be.
wholesome recreation—one million
Mr.
O. P.
Will«.
pro
roved by the m a y o r oa the 12 th <iay o f !
Unlike most salts Kruschen isn't Americans know all this—ask your !T’^.Oon 11 the home of Mrs w V.
19 3 0
The Reice fam ily of Cedar creek M a r . 1930
simply a laxative— if that's all you druggist.
M c / 2 r .u ° .pJ ogra" 1 waa ln hon'
I f ao a a tia fa c to rr bids fo r Ih *
pur
or of Mothers’ day Mrs
N' l l n d
‘ ‘ the W ”
chas«* o f «aid bond« b»* rvrriv» «! th«* roun
d
l
w
ill
«*11
«aid
bond«
a
t
p
rlra
t«*
«al»
fo r
wax program leader and Mrs. L. H
Jackie Summers of Black Butte aot la ta th an p a r and accrued in te r» « !
Randle had charge of devotional«.
A
p
p
ro
v
in
g
o
p
in
io
n
of
T
e
a
l
W
in
fre
e
spent Monday with Rarbara M ad­
Mrs. C. W . Caldwell, who recently son.
" 'c y u llo c h A S h u le r w ill be fu rn ia h e d
.
—
D
a
ted
and
flr
«
t
pu
b
lish
ed
th
ia
13
th
d
«
r
returned from an extended trip
Mrs. Jesse Bemis son Theodore of 'lay 193 0
through the eastern states, gave an
D
a
te
d
and
la
s
t
p
u
b
lU
h
e
d
»hie
2
9
th
day
'
interesting talk on her trip from a is in a Eugene hospital, suffering «»f M ay. 1930.
( ' K fA L liW F .IJ .
with
a
severe
attack
of
pneumonia,
i
f i t j r R e co rd er
temperance standpoint. Rev. Mc­
Gee related incidents of his early
boyhood days in the south. The
union is having rugs woven to be
sent to the childrens' farm home at
Corvallis. The next meeting w ill be
with Mrs. J. H. Eastham.
New Kinds of Salts
Taking Country By Storm
They R evitalize the System Induce XOUtniUl
A ctivity—Keep Body in Splendid Con
dition—Free From Fat.
service at iow cost
Drive with freedom. A sensible plan
these days of low tire prices, is “ New
Goodyears all a ro u n d .” O ur full ser­
vice backs up every sab-!
W. J. Woods Serv. Stat.
and
Cot. Grove Serv. Stat.
Tire R epairing
Full Oversize Balloons
Goodyear
29x4.40 .............. $8.25
29x4.50 .............. $8.85
3 0 x 4 .5 0 .......
$9.20
Big Oversize Cords
P athfinder
30x3% , c l .......... $5.15
30x31/2, s s ...... $6.75
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The Social Twelve club met I
Thursday afternoon a t the home of
Mrs. N. E. Con,pton. Luncheon was
served at l o’clock and the after- ‘
noon was spent In an inform al so­
cial way. Additional guests invited
to meet with the club were Mrs
Jack Hatten and Mrs. W. R. Ash­
worth. both of Eugene, and Mrs.
J. Brighton Leonard.
Mrs. Ash­
worth and Mrs. Leonard are daugh­
ters of Mrs. Compton.
Mrs. E. W. Armes, Miss Stella I
Adams, Mrs. L. W . Coiner, Mrs.
Charles Beidler and Mrs. M. C.
Bressler entertained the Presbyter­
ian ladies’ aid society Wednesday
afternoon in the church rooms. A
short business session was held and
was followed by a social hour. At
the close of the afternoon refresh- ■ [
ments were served. The rooms were
artistically decorated with irises.
—
II
A fam ily reunion was held Sun­
day at the home of M r. and Mrs.
A. B. W olfard in Lynx Hollow, hon-1
oring Mrs. M argaret Slater, mother '
of Mrs. W olfard, on her eightieth
birthday anniversary. More than
25 guests were present and with the j
exception of one son all the chil­
dren of Mrs. Slater were at the
gathering.
Mrs. Ivan Sams was hostess Wed­
nesday for La Mercredi Pont club.
Bridge was the afternoon diversion
and Mrs. J. G. Denney held high
score. A two-course luncheon was i [
served at the close of the card ses­
sion Attractive decorations about
the rooms were azaleas. The club
will meet In two weeks with Mrs. j
Harold Whitlock.
—♦ —
The American Legion auxiliary
will hold a covered dish dinner at
6.30 Monday night In I. O. O. F . '
hall for members and their fam i­
lies and for members of the Am eri­
can I-eglon. Members have been
asked to bring dishes, bread and
butter sandwiches and a covered I
dish.
t'lly t'olleole Ftnee
Fines paid In Ihs city polios ooutt
during ths past week were as r<>l
Iowa H . F SI. Clair, S3 for traffi,
violation. Hud Challfoue. (lie IM, .
drunkenness charge; M H H ig h .
II for a minor traffic violali»
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Stores.
Mrs. F. L. Grannis was hostess
for the Tuesday Bridge club this
week, entertaining as additional
guests her mother, Mrs. F. T. W il­
son'of Seattle, Mrs. H . H. Harmes
of Portland, Mrs. W illiam Moyer
and Mrs. W. L. W orkman. Lunch­
eon was served at 1 o'clock and
the afternoon was spent with
bridge. Mrs. C. S. Roberts held
high score.
The Past Matrons’ club held a
business meeting Monday afternoon
at Masonic hall.
Mrs. Andrew
Brand, vice president, presided in
the absence of the president, Mrs.
W. B. Johnston. Mrs. Charles Beld-
ler reported buying a bible which
the club w ill later present to the
Order of Rainbow for Girls. The
usual social hour was dispensed
with.
M r W llllan's mother. Mrs Thomas
W illiam
Mrs. Ixrulsa Leohnsr and Mrs k
Smith of Collage Grove vtslu.l
Munday afternoon with Mrs John
W llllan
Mr. and Mrs George Foeler and
fam ily visited relatives at Dtvld.
Munday evening.
Th,s Famous Hotpoint
E N JO
“new car” tire
evening of M r. and Mrs
J
W
Fisher They are leaving this week
for Woodland. Wash , where
Mr
Smith has employment on the con­
st ruction of a big dam there
Mr. and Mrs Kelly l*erlnl of D i­
vide visited at the Joe I ’reinasal
home Sunday
W alter Anderson of Canyonvllls.
who had been In the veterans' hoe-
pltal in I ’orlland. Is visiting a sie­
ter Mrs O M Shaw, for a few
1er
weeks
Mr and Mrs M M, Tlson were
visitors Monday
Eugene huelns
M r and Mrs John W llllan visited
Saturday evenln In Eugene with
d a y of
June. 1941.
Clyde Clark of Cedar creek w ith a
3-St‘OO.OO dus on the l a t h day of
logging contract.
June. 194 2.
Mlsa Daisy W arw ick writes that
9 3 0 0 0 0 0 due on ths 1 0 th d ay o f
Ju n e 1943
* h* '’ A" the f ’‘n ,ra " a- W a* h
93iX>0 OO Jus on the IS th d ay of
news
Jun<*. 194 4
55’
y* -------
from home and that she enjoys
9 3 0 0 0 0 0 due oa Ih e 1 0 th d a y o f
reading the Cottage Grove Sentinel i June. 1943.
9 5 0 0 0 0 0 due oa the l a t h day of
1949.
„ Mrs. Susan W alker of w Black , Juas.
...............
spent Friday with a brother, w ith in te re s t c o u p o n , a tta c h e d b eartng
W T. Jones.
««leresl s i th e r u le u f no» io e tceed
M r a a n u u fru m d a l« lk « r« « f. and th a aaid
The Glen Banton fam ily of camp (n
a lly on
n ts
l e rs
m a t to b«-
b * p a id a rm i a n n u _
___ th«*
__
A. the Harold Abeene fam ily, the I 9 t k 4ojr o f Ih>r«>oib«>r and the | 9 t h day
Harvey Shipp fam ily and the o f Jun o o f en rh y e a r a f te r d a te th e re o f
P r in c ip a l an ! I** to r * a l «halt be p a y a b le at
George Balles fam ily brought well the
r i jr tre a a u r e r *
o ffic e
tn
t*o lta < e
filled baskets and surprised M r,. J. G ro re O regon T h e w hole o f said bonds
co n c u rre n t and shall be w ith o u t
E. Banton and fam ily at noon Sun-
rio ri«
aa I
•«•ch o th er and shall be a
day. Mrs. Banton had Invited the g p en
era: o b lig a tio n u f the O t> o f Cottage
Harvey Aldridge fatnlly of Hebron G ro ce O regun
H id * shall lie ae ro m p a n le d by a C e rtifie d
* P,* <aant « * * • » Afternoon was en-
chech o f 3 % o f th e am o u n t k id
Joyed.
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bond
a re to be n e g o tia b le and
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a n d ^ M n . H i g g r n b o t h - Shall ’ - sold f »r not 1 «« th an th e ir par
and Misa Virginia Hunt.
Free S h ow for E veryon e
noon In her apartment at the Craw
font hotel. The roonta were a ttra c ­
lively decorated with snowballs and
following a pleasant afternoon w ith
sewing a two-course luncheon was
eerved at the Gray Goose. Snap-
dragons In pastel shades were table
___________ _ Miss Echo Zysett was
decorations.
a special guest
llan and Ralph and M artin Black
were guests Sunday at the D
Quaglia home near Walden, where
the men. with assistance from
neighbors nearby, helped Io gel out
timbers to build the Quaglia home
Mr. and Mrs. M M. Tlson visited
Führer home
Sunday at the
at tlshron.
Mrs. Jean l-ong of the Orove vie
Red at ths J. W. Fisher home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. C. R Trent and
Mary Trent motored up Row rivet
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs B E. Smith of Cot
ue« is Tueolay
t«ge Grove were
Food Features for Saturday and Monday, May 17 and 19
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S ta n d a rd C a n n ed V e g e ta b le s
Sweet peas, No. 2 tins
Golden Sweet Corn, No. 2 T i n s ........
Tomatoes with Puree, No. 2>/2 Tins
Hominy, No. 2i/2 T in s .........................
Any Assortment
2 cans 23c
W E S S O N OIL — Q uart SNOWDRIFT — 3-lb. cans
cans ...... ...................... 4 5 C for ............... ..........
67C
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP—W ashen clothes whiter. 10
bar»
.............................................................................. 3 5 < fr
MacMarr Flour, 49-lb. Sack. . . . $1.59
Fisher’s Blend Flour, 49-lb. Sack, $1.79
Swansdown Flour, large package, 29c
Free— with each package— Large Angel Food (Jake Pan
Apricots
Peaches
Certo
O ur B rand— larg e Tree ripened F ruit No
2 »/2 cans, 2 f o r ....................................... 3 5 < t
L ibby’s Large Halve« or
thick
slices
in
Heavy Syrip. No, 2 ^ cans, 2 f o r ..........
Get ready for m aking y o u r straw b erry pre­
serves, 2 b o ttle « .............. ............................. 5 5 C
MacMarr Coffee '
dr“ ’"d
or White, 3 lbs ...........
Black RIOE— F ancy quality Blue
25?
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Sugar
Hard wheat Blend.
Every Sack Guaranteed
49-lb. Sacks.
C o r o n a $1.11
S a fe w a y $1U
P eaches
Del Monte
New Pack at a Real
8aving. No. 1 Tins.
2 f o r ........3 5 c
D ozen........$1.98
No. 2!/2 Ting
2 f o r ...... 4 9 c
j D ozen....... $2.73
Pure Berry Cane
Fine Granulated
10 L b s.... 5 5 c
....th at a S alew ay cus­
tomer enioyi these ad­
vantages...
Q u a lity
Foods
Kept fr.«h by h u g . turn­
over.
Lower Prices
Mid« pot (ibis by "Di»tri-
bution Without Waits ",
N eat, Clean Stores
Food« w .ll displayed and
priced.
Courteous Salesmen
W .ll tr.in .d is service.
•nd
Salad Dressing
One of the Best Foods
12 Oz. Jar... 19c
Rose, 3 lbs.......................1 9 (4
MACMARR STORES
’WJSV; *££¿7^-
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Lb. 39c
RAISINS, Choice Seedless— P U R I T A N MALT EX-
4 lb. bags .................. 25<*‘ TRACT, Lge. c a n .......... 4 5 < t
FIGS— E x tra Choice
WAY STO
The guarantee of receiv­
ing absolute satisfaction
on «very purchots or monsy
cheerfully refunded.
Jells Best
The New Jell Dessert
True Fruit Flavors
P a c k a g e ...5 c
Baking Powder
C alum et
World’s Largest Seller
Free Cake Tin with
1-lb. Tin.
28c
Friday and Saturday
P hone 219
Orders over »2 de­
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