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C ity B riefs
M m . C. A B a r,e ll returned Mun­
day (ru n , Corvallis. w ham «ha «pant
eavaral day« d u rin g the Am erican
le g io n convention. W h ile «ho wa»
there «he w a . visited by M r. and
M r« C O. M ille r o f Salem . Mr«.
M ille r being a «later, and by M r
and M r» N a t Burch and d au g h ter
T h e lm a of Teaaa She had nut «een
the Hurche fu r 38 y e a n
" I'm fur C o m m u n ity M e n "
O r. A. W K lm e . who recently un­
d erw ent a m a jo r operation In Port
land, 1« expected home III,« week
end.
S p e c ia l!
Permanent Waves $4.00
Finger Waves 50c
BEAUTY NOOK
Inez E. Meek*. Prop.
PHONE 70
T he I s n .ln g and la*onard trana
fere of thla c ity on Munday moved
the l«e» Mown fa m ily of Kugene to
M edford, w here M i Mown la sta­
tioned aa a ra p t a In o f »late police.
Keep cool at T h e l*na,lm e three
H a rm day«, t e r il» , «niokea, ends
fou ntain, pool.
Andrew llru n d »pent aevcrnl day»
of this week In the Bohem ia dis­
trict.
M r and M r». L. W Leonard vts-
Ited over the week end w ith rela
tlvee near M utherlln
M r» l*aul M organ w a « brought
home M unday fro m a Eugene ho»-
p ltal, where she underw ent an ap
p -n d lc ltl« operation
Salesbooks
THE
SENTINEL
Office Equipment of
Every Kind
Bible School« teach reap ed fur
God and M an W h a t do you teach?
M r«. Jack Callahan and tw o auna
Bobby and Junior of P o rtla n d are
vleltlng w ith Mra. C a lla h a n ’« p a r­
ents, M r am i M r». W C. Johnson
Ml«« K a lh e ry n lla m e n w a y , who
ha« been c ritic ally III fo r »ome time,
la Im p ro ving rapidly. It le thought
th a t an operation w ill not be neces­
sary. Mlaa Llldlne G a rte n la «laying
In Sp rin gfield w ith her now.
Mhay make« brrM.ni» am i brush
broom«. Aak fu r them
J3I a l4 p
K O. Itobertaon and aon E lw in of
F a ll B rook, Cal., are »pending «ome
tim e at th e ir ranch on Milk creek.
laiaton D u rh am 1» In fro m
the
foreat aervlce fo r a few day« recov­
erin g fio m m inor In ju rie s suffered
when he was throw n fro m a horse
Mlaa N ettlem u e M m llh of Bandon
waa a gueat at the A A Richm ond
home d u rin g the paat week while
convalescing fro m an operation
W a m ake naw cars out o f wrecks
P a lm in g and body rebuilding. C o t­
tage G rove Body W o rks, L
8
Davis, P r o p . Spriggs Bldg
mHlfc
M r and Mra, A. A. Richm ond and
th e ir house guest. Mlaa N ettlem u e
S m ith o f Bandon, m otored to P o rt
land W ednesday to visit a few days
at the O. W Hays home.
Mr«. Belle H a rd in g o f P o rtland
visited b rie fly F rid a y
w ith
Mre.
Inex Meek«.
M r. and M r« Mam V eatcli were
borne fro m Brndwood over the w r .- k
end
An hour In Bible School Is a good
Investm ent.
T h e W illia m B artels fam ily are
now settled in th eir new home on
W h lte a k e r avenue
M r». O M Bagley returned F r i­
day fro m a visit w ith her folk« In
Curvallla.
B rew e r M ills o f M arshfield vis­
ited d u rin g the paat w eek at the
home of an uncle, K K M ill».
M rs Florence M ayas la attend ing
buslneaa college in Eugene.
B rin g thia nd a« 33.50 cash on a
p air of glaaaea d uring Augual. 1931
D r Ilo y a l G lck. E ye Specialist, 10
years in Eugene, 021 W illa m e tte
street
a7-21c
M r and M ra. H arpendow e of
Mouth D a k o ta visited b rie fly M on ­
day at the Nelson D eY oung home.
M r and M ra. W illia m T h u m re­
turned S a turday fro m
C a lifo rn ia .
M r«. T h u m attended sum m er school
there and M r T h u m motored down
to Join her In a vacation trip Into
M exico
M r. and M r«. Schofield S te w a rt
returned Saturday fro m a m otor
trip to Pennsylvania.
T h e man who hldea behind a
h yp ocrite 1« sm aller than the hypo­
crite.
M r and M r«. R o b e rt C ana le ft
W ednesday for San Luis Oblapo,
C a l . a fte r a visit here.
Band
B ig h t
Rehearsal
every
Mre. Fred
Bennett, M rs. Cleo vacation at Low ell bridge on the
M orelock, M re. G. A. Handers and m id dle fo rk o f the W illa m e tte , re
M rs, L. P. Hanford attended
the turned home M onday. M r. Q uigley
Hie prlxe
Am erican laiglon convention
F r i­ reported good fish ing
catch was a 17ty-llMih redslde that
day In Cnrvalll«.
Rev. and M re. 1. O Straw and son weighed three pound«
Miss Joy Ixiulse Ingalls, who has
Rupert le ft M onday aftern oo n for
the coast to spend a week's vaca tau g h j tw o years In the high school
June and July circulation« at the
tlon T h e y w ill visit In Reedsport at P ra irie C ity, has been elected to
city lib ra ry sat a new record for
a t the home o f a daughter, Mrs. teach In this city.
Jack M oore, and w ill no fro m there
M is. Davis and daughters Celia these months, according to a report
to t-ake T ah k e n ltc h .
and D o ro th y, who had been v is it­ of Mrs. D . It. Harriant, lib ra ria n .
The June circulation totaled 1562
E v e ry u n ch ristian thing ends el ing a t the home of M rs. Davis'
books and the July circulation
the grave.
a!4p daughter, M rs W . J. Woods, re­
fo r
past
turned T h u rsd ay to th e ir home In 1367 June circulation«
T h e lain C u lver fam ily returned
years follow : 19»), 1.069, 1929. 1161;
P
o
rtland
.
last week fro m Rendon, w here they
1926, 1142; 1927. 1117 July clrcu
M rs. V era M an n , «Islsr of M ia
had spent a week's vacation w ith
lation for 1931) totaled 923 and f o r ,
F
red
Ix/see
of
this
city,
died
this
relatives.
1929. 1023
w eek In P o rtland.
The June lib ra ry report follows
M r. and M i«. James P. G ra h a m
M
rs.
W
E.
larbow.
who
was
ta
k
­
Adult fiction, 1061; adult non f ic ­
loft yeateiday fo r th eir cabin up
en
to
a
Eugene
hoapltal
last
F
r
i­
tion, 45; ch ild ren ’« fiction.
301; i
Sharps creek, w here they w ill spend
d a y , n ig h t In a c ritic a l condition. Is children’s non fiction, 155; grand
a w eek ’« vacation.
reported to be out of danger and total, 1562 T w e n ty -n in e borrowers' ,
" I'm fo r C o m m un ity M an,"
Is showing signs o f Im provem ent.
cards were Issued and 49 canceled,
M l. and Mra. B. A. Wood«. w ith
leaving 1166 as the total num ber of
M rs. Wood»' m other, M rs.
Close,
T H O R N T O N COKNKBA.
borrowers. T w o books were bor-
and M rs. T J. C allaw ay, all o f E u ­
rowed from the state lib ra ry , giv­
<Mp«clel Io Ike M«nlln«l)
gene, visited Wednesday w ith Mrs.
ing a total of 161 for the year
George H aw ley
and M r«.
Ethel
Aug. 12 Mre. E lta
W h ile
of
T he July report follows: A d ult
Applew hite, old tim e friend».
B roo kville. Pa., hr vis itin g a sister, fiction, 942. adult non fiction , 42; i
M r and M rs. F ra n k Hnyder and M rs. C. C. Chapm an
children's fiction, 277; ch ild ren ’s
M r. and Mrs. C It. T re n t
and I non fiction, 106; grand total. 1367
dau gh ter and grandsons, H o w ard
M
a
ry
T
re
n
t
spent
M
onday
evening
Truesdale and Lloyd
Snyder, of
The total num ber o f borrowers waa
H adleyvllle visited Wednesday w ith a l the G len Linebatigh home a t 1 brought to 1196 w ith 17 cards Is­
W alden.
M r and M ia. George Gates
sued and seven canceled. T h e n um ­
M r and M rs. R . L Ritchey and ber of books fro m the state lib ra ry ;
M r«. D ale H a w k in s returned M on­
grand
dau
gh
ter,
Miss
Nona
Dodson
fo r the m onth was two. b rin g in g the
day fro m a visit a t K la m a th Fall«.
of Rogue R iver, were guests F r i ­ total for the year to 163.
A »on ha» been born to M r and day at the J. W . F is h e r home,
A num ber o f books have been
M re. L . R. Dralge
M r. and M rs. L. It. Sm ith a t­ given to the lib ra ry by M rs. John
G len Gwen« left S a tu rd a y
for tended
the fu n e ra l
F rid a y
I n ! McCall, Robert Mills, Charles B r it­
P rin e v ille to Join M re. Gwens, who S p rin g fie ld of M r. Sm ith's brother- ten and F L. W a lk e r.
was v isitin g there and fro m there m law W , C M ef-aglan. whose body
Addition« to the re n ta l shelf In ­
they went to coast points on a va­ was recovered last week fro m W in clude a num ber of the newest popu­
cation.
Chester bay, where M r. M cl-aglan la r novel« as follows: G ran d Hotel i
M i and M rs E. E . Chaloupkn of was drow ned In an airp lane a c c l-1 by V ic k i Baum ; The Silent W itness
Lea Angeles w ere visitors here yes­ dent.
by M elville Post; Red Gods C a ll by
Mr
and M rs. George Foster Scoggln; L illies o f the A lley
terday. T h e y are
spending
the
by
spent F rid a y and S a turday a t the Octavus Roy Cohen; V in ta g e of
sum m er on the Metolius.
M r and M r». N J. Nelson went A m erican Legion convention In C o r­ Yon Yee by Louise Jordon M l In;
to P o rtland yesterday w ith
their vallis. T hey returned Sunday, ac­ G ringo P riv ate e r bp P eter B. K yne;
R eturns by G race
Stm Hobby, who la to undergo an com panied by M rs. Foster's m other. Red Pepper
operation
T h e ir d aughter M axine M rs. C. O. Rosine o f 1-ebanon. who Richm ond; Sixth Journey by Alice
G ra n t Rosm an; Found Drow ned by
accom panied them to C orvallis to w ill visit here fo r a week.
M r. and M rs. John W lllla n vis­ Eden P h lllpo tts; Road
Back
by
visit Mias D onna R artell.
ited Sunday w ith Mr.«. G uy Lewis E ric M a ria R em arque; T h e Shiny
Mrs. H e rb e rt H aw le y and m o th ­
o f Cottage G rove
who returned N ig ht by Beatrice Tun stall.
er, M rs, Luce, of M apleton
were
T h u rsd ay fro m a Eugene hospital
overnight guests T hu rsday o f last
M r. and M rs. B ill Beach and tw o
week of M r. H aw ley's m other. M rs
»on» o f Denver, Colo., are visiting
M a ry H a m b ric k .
a nephew, John Bauder. T hey w ill
M r. and M rs. W ilson V eu lch and leave thia week to v is it o ther rela
win Rufus of Dayton. W ash., were tlves in C a lifo rn ia
guests Tuesday night o f M r, and
S everal women o f the neighbor­
M r» D H. H em enw ay.
hood attended a tea towel ahower
M rs. W illia m Morelock and son given F rid a y ufternoon In honor of
W illie and M r and Mrs. Cleo M ore- M r», Storrls R aym ond at her home
The M ethodist Sunday school won
lock and son left this m orning on n ear W alden.
T he
Raym ond's the cham pionship o f tha In ter-S u n ­
a m otor trip to eastern O regon
home burned last w in te r. T h e y re­ day school indoor ba-.eball serie»
M is. Hugh It os son and children b u ilt thia sum m er and are now liv ­ Tuesday night by d efeatin g
the
B ill and E le a n o r o f Eugene were ing In the new house.
C hristian Sunday school 18 to 14 in
guests W ednesday at the F. L. ‘ M rs. R. B. D ixon and d aughter the deciding game of the series.
D oris visited one day last week w ith The tw o team s had been deadlocked
G ran nis home.
M ra. H . C. Ro«e o f Cottage Grove. w ith a w in each.
Donald and K e ith Bea Irslo , sm all ’
M ra. T o m F oster and M rs. L. A.
sous of M i unit M rs. W a lte r Beatr-
Both team s »cored a run In the
slo of Eugene, are spending the B acheldcr of London were visitor» firs t Inning. T h e M ethodists broke
at the home of M rs. Foster's sister.
w eek a t the W . L. H ubbell home.
the tie in the second inning, scor­
M ra. S. P. Shortridge, one day thia
ing tw o run« and m ain ta in e d theii
Mrs. F ra n k G ald a b ln l Is spending
week.
lead throughout the rem ain d er of
her vacation this week at the home
M r. and M rs. John B auder and the game.
of her parent«, M r and M rs. J A. fa m ily and th e ir house guests. M r
The score by innings follows:
Zysett o f J un ctio n City. She was and M rs. B ill Beach and sons of
Methodists
____ 1 2 3 7 2 2 1 18
Joined there by Miss R u th Zyaett Denver, picnicked
Sunday
up C hristians ___
1 0 4 5 4 0 0 - 1«
of Loa Angeles and M r. and Mrs. Sharps creek.
T he s ta rtin g lineups follow :
J. B. M ulloy o f M arshfield.
Mrs.
D a rre l S a rff of Cottage Grove
Position
Christians
G aldablnl, Miss Zysett and
Mrs. visited Tuesday a t the L. R Sm ith Methodists
R. Monroe .... ___ c _ R . H em en w ay
M ulloy are slaters
M rs. W . B. home,
M A. Groves — p H ig g in b o th am
Johnston Is in charge of M ilady's
M r. and M rs. John Roes had an
Beauty shop d u rin g Mrs. O alda- gue.’ ls nt th e ir home Sunday M r. E. Shelburne __ lb _____ C. Allen
W . M ackln
•_.^_ri - ______ N . K in g
blnl's abac nee.
and M rs. M ilto n Roas o f Cottage
W . Monroe
__ 2b ......._M. Shaw
M rs. H elen M Bosley and son Grove, M r. and M rs l-eonard Hoes
H. T ay lo r ™ ____la ____D. G ilb e rt
F red returned the firs t o f the week and fn m lly of D ra in and M r and
lx. T»*dford
3b .........R . Mason
fro m N e w p o rt, w here they «pent a M rs. H e rb e rt A ld ridg e and fa m ily
T . G a l l o ____ ____r f .. __ A. Hodgson
several day«' vacation. T h e y were of I-ondon.
.cf ___ H . Cathes
V ic to r G o ff .
accom panied to N ew po rt by M r.
M r. and M rs. O. H . Shaw and
____If _ O. Hodgson
and M r» A. H G illila n d and four fa m ily of Roseburg are spending a H. M ac k ln —
E d w in Cone for
Substitutes:
children o f Bend, who had
been few days w ith Mr Shaw's parents.
v isitin g at the Bosley hom e
The M r and M r». T C. Shaw . On Sun­ W ayne M a rk in . Tom G allo fo r E d ­
win Cone. Ross Gia»» for T on i G a l­
G illilan d « returned home by w ay of day both fam ilies
picnicked
at
lo.
Florence. M r«. G illila n d 1« a niece S w im m ers' D eligh t.
T h ere is a possibility th a t a game
of M r« Bosley.
M r. and M rs. 8. P. Shortridge,
w ill be scheduled between a E u­
Gordon W rig h t, who had «pent accompanied by th e ir daughter, gene team and the M ethodist team .
tw o
several day» here w ith his m other. M rs. D elbert Brow n, and
M rs. M aud W rig h t, returned M on ­ child ren o f Cottage G rove, visited
Sunday w ith M rs. Shortrldge's sla­
day to Seattle.
e
ter, M rs. P h il B row n o f 1-ondon.
M r and M ra W . B. Johnston Jr.
M rs. D w ig h t M erc e r and baby
o f M edford, w ho had spent the
and M iss Elisabeth Heacock of Cot­
week end here w ith M r Johnston's
tage G ro ve visited ut the J. W Ross
parents, M r. and M rs. W . B John­
home Tuesday.
The D ivide overhead continues to
ston. and alstcr. M ra. L. P. Sanford,
M rs. Jesse D enny o f C ottage claim its victim s. A car driven by-
le ft M onday on a trip to Y e llo w ­
G rove »pent Tuesday w ith M rs. R. Mrs. A. T a y lo r. S p rin gfield, tra v e l­
stone national park. T hey also w ill
B. Dixon.
ing north, and one driven by N ic k
visit In Butte, M issoula and H a n u l-
T h e Jun ior girls' class of the Salinas o f P o rtland , tra v e lin g south,
lon, M ont. T h e ir son D onald re­
N axnrene Sunday school o f the crashed there at
11:30 Tuesday-
mained here w ith his grandparents.
G rove picnicked W ednesday on the night. Both cars w ere badly- d am ­
Miss E s th e r T ho rn to n of
W o lf riv e r b an k below the J. W
Ruga aged but no one was seriously in ­
C reek Is vis itin g this w eek w ith place, where the day was spent in jured. State Police O ffic e r M organ,
Mrs. E. Q. O. G roat.
sw im m ing.
who was called to the accident, was
D r C. E. F ro st Is m ovin g Ms o f­
M rs. W ill C hestnut of Cottage unable to fix the blam e. T h e re­
fice Into the F lra t N a tio n a l bank G rove visited one d ay last w eek at port th a t M rs. T a y lo r w ent to sleep
building.
the EL E . Chestnut home.
at the w heel was not confirm ed,
Leonard and H e le n Ross «pent but the T a y lo r car had le ft its side
M r. and M r«. C. W . C aldw ell have
the w eek end w ith
th e ir grand ­ of the h ig hw ay when the crash oc­
returned fro m a trip to Oregon
m other. M rs. M ilto n Ross, in Cot­ curred.
caves and southern coast points.
tage Grove.
Cars d riven by C. V . T r ill. L ow ­
T h e y w ere accom panied by
Miss
M rs. 8 tr y k e r o f Salem a rriv ed ell, W ash., tra v e lin g north, and by-
Jeanette D ickerson o f S pringfield,
last F rid a y fo r a visit w ith
M rs. M rs G e rtru d e Shearer o f Eugene,
III., niece o f M rs. C aldw ell, w ho left
A. Scherm acher. T h e y w ere fo rm ­ tra v e lin g south, crashed a t 8:45 p.
W ednesday fo r her home. She a t­
e rly neighbors before M rs. Scher- m. Tuesday on the curve a t Sagi­
tended sum m er school a t O. A. C.
m acher moved here.
naw. T h e cars w ere dam aged but
M r and M rs. Robert Q uigley and
M r. and M rs. C. R . T re n t and no one seriously inju red . Police
w ho had spent a week's M a ry T re n t visited a t the R ichard O ffic e r M organ was also called to
M a rtin home a t W a ld e n Sunday the scene o f this accident. A p p a r­
aftern oo n .
ently both cars w ere to blame,
John Tonole o f Pass C reek can­ wheel m arks ind icatin g th a t each
yon spent M onday a t the home o f car w - o ff its side o f the highw ay.
his parents, M r. and M rs. A Tonole.
Miss H a rr ie t Odle o f Eugene vis­
Sheep Are K illed by D ogs.
ited Tuesday afte rn o o n w ith Mrs.
George G ates of this c ity reports
T C. Shaw.
M rs. Jennie P e rin i and children the k illin g of ten sheep by dogs on
L ily and Chris and V irg il P e rin i. his ranch west o f Eugene.
nil of Sacram ento. Cal., are v isitin g
for several week w ith relatives at L O S T
B L A C K
GAUNTLET
T h o rn to n Corners.
glove. Please re tu rn to or call
Mrs. C. A. B a rte l!, phone 88.
a!4e
B e rt G. C row ley DU»«.
F u n e ra l services
fo r
B ert G.
C row ley of H n rrls b u rg , who died
K
i r i
August 5 at the I I . S. veterans'
hospital In P o rtland , were held F r i­
day aftern oo n at the M ills chnpel.
Rev. H a r r y N eat o f the Lighthouse
C /u y u ZTOfe
tem ple in Eugene o fficiated. In t e r ­
ment was In the A F A A. M .-I. O.
O. F. cemetery.
The
Am erican
Ix-glon had charge of services at
the grave.
M r. Crow ley was born Janunry
10, 1886, In Susanville. Cal. H e r r « ’
aged 45 yenrs. 6 m onths. 25 days
Britc Star
As a m em ber o f the 28th engin­
eer« he served 18 m onths overseas
In the W o rld w ar.
S u rv iv in g relatlvea include the
w idow , M rs. Sophie Crow ley, H a r ­
risburg; a sister, M rs. B ert W o­
m ack. Buhl. Id a ; and fo u r b ro th ­
‘' The Quality M arket's
ers, John Crowley. Bend;
O. F.
Crow ley, Am erican Falls, Id a .; J.
meat is ab so-lute-ly of the
Blue Jacket
M. Crow ley, H a rrin g to n . W ash., and
finest grade and their
J. N. Crow ley, T w in Falls, Ida.
JUNE AND JULY BIG
U. S. Tires Cure
'Those T u n ctu r e ¡Hues
-
FAQK r iV R
Tueadai
M r». Iv a n B a rk e r, who had vis­
ited here w ith relative« and friends,
Rev. J Hams, who has been in a left last F rid a y for her home In
Eugene hospital fo r a m onth recov­ Redtnond. She was accom panied
ering fro m an operation. Is re ­ home hy a niece, D o ro th y Haney,
who w ill spend the w in te r w ith her,
ported to be steadily Im p roving
and by M r. R arker'e b ro th e r
of
M r. anil M rs, R T
Roee hav< D rain .
been In Roseburg the past week,
I f you are going on a cam ping
having been ealled there by the
c ritic a l Illness of M r Rose’s m o ther trip this season, let us supply you
w ith your o u tfit W e have a full
Mrs. John N . T a y lo r and children line of tents, gasoline cam p cook
of Eugene visited Sunday w ith re la ­ stoves and sporting go,»!« G rab er-
tive« and friend« In thia c
G e llv a lla r ilu in r e
,» •« ..
Cars Crash at Divide
And at Saginaw Curve
Saturday Grocery Savings
C o m M eal
F ru it Jars
Whitv or Yellow
Preeto—OlaoN Tope
9 lb. sa c k 2 9 c
D o z . Q ts. 9 9 c
Powdered Sugar
Sre'J
2 lbs. 19c
k-yès,^y,
riaver Sena
Corn
Tomatoes
Aaparngus
Beets .....................
Vegetable salad
T Ap
* VV
_
Ullll
B a co n
Lb. 25c
B an an as
?— 2 5 c
C o ffe e
B ea n s
l ’nlifdiiiia Small White
4 lbs. 2 5 c
L b, 2 3 c
SchillingsProducts
B. powder, 12-oz. can
Extract, 2 os. bottle
Coffee, 1-lb. can
Whole spices, 3 pkgs.
BREAD
33c
20c
39c
25c
S a rd in es
4 fo r 25c
500 GOOD GRAIN SACKS
AT
3 Twin 1/(laves
25c
E a ch 3 c
SUG AR
10 P o u n d s B est C a n e (Limit)................................4 9 c
price really m oderate."
Dogwood Blooms Second T im e.
Dogwood, usually classed as a
spring bloom ing tree, was found In
bloom thia week n ear Lorane by
M rs. Fred S tu rd evan t. w ho brought
a hunch o f the blooms to T he Sen
tinel. Dogwood frequ ently blooms
a second tim e, usually In October,
hut never as early as August, ac­
cording to M rs. S ti’ rilevant.
T h e tree was one o f contrast,
I bearing a t the same tim e autum n
! colored leaves, showy w hite blooms
and the fru it of the ea rly spring
blossoms. T he top o f the tree was
a s trik in g picture, M rs. Sturdevent
said, w ith It« w hite blossom» con­
tra s tin g w ith Its crim son colored
a u tu m n leaves.
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Freah Salmon, l/ 2 or whole, red mealed
HVjC lb.
Breakfatt Bacon, fancy 0 to 8-lb. average, Va of
whole side
25c lb.
Fresh Pig Feet
5c lb.
1931 Sprini, Lamb btew
5c lb.
Fancy Beef Roast
lb-
Extra Fancy Legs of Lamb
15c lb.
Boiling Beef
Oc lb.
Fancy Lamb Shoulders
121/]« lb.
Extra Special till 12 o ’clock noon Saturday
Fresh Ground Beef Hamburger
10c lb.
Limit 10 lbs. to a person
Fresh Oround Pork Sausage
15c lb.
Fresh Oround Veal Loaf
2 lbs. 35c
Fancy Beef Steak, round and sirloin
17%« lb.
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