The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 13, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

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QUALITY MARKET
Quality Moata at Reasonable Prices, Your
Ideal Moating Place
Ml«« G e rtru d e L, Mkow, county
j horn« dem onstration agent, held a
neighborhood m eeting Tueeday a t
the K irk home eaet of Cottage
Grove.
M r«. Charles Steven« motored to
O akland Tuesday for M i. Steven«,
who ha« been building a tu rk e y
pavilion in th a t city.
Gordon W rig h t of Seattle «pent
' the week end w ith hl« m other. Mr«.
Maude W rig h t
M a rv in Shaw , who 1« attend ing
business college In P o rtland , «pent
the week end a t hl« home here.
Head I len ten way, «tudent at O.
A d in ner w ill be given at the
i
C h ristian church next W ednesday j Vz r u t l C
evening.
Mr and end Mr« at r M onroe
o. wise
.pent'
w ith rela-1
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Entertainment
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and M r . < H A rnest and
Mr and M r , D w igh t M erc e r .p e n
week end a t M a r .h f l.ld and
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and M ra. M orrow , fo rm e r Cottage
Grove resid en t., and Mlaa E lisabeth
Ilea co ck stater of M rs. M ercar.
W L. t-eonard and daughter«,
M a rg a re t and Florence o f M cM in n -
ville »pent A rm istice day In tnla
city.
P A O « PTTB
i T h e centrol grade school w ill pre-
| „ nt
. n l. r U l n rn .n t a t 7 30 F rl-
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ev, n lb g. N ove,Ilber 20, In the
t hl|{b , choo,
„ luni
ProCBed.
“ »•<! to help pay fo r the
( », hool DlMn
Beef Pot Roasta
10c ii 12%c lb.
A
nt
..T b ,
o ld
y . a r,
Tendotloiti Stcuk
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15c lb.
• w lll
,,r . M n te d and .
jBI|j
Meaty Veal Cutlets
15c lb
percentage of the puplla of
the school w ill take part. T h e old
Young Pork Rotistn
15c lb
! year dream s of the 12 m onths of
1 No. 1 Steer Beef Rouata
15c lb
i H. C„ «pent the week end at hla
the year and the central fe a tu re of
hom e here.
each m onth w lll be portrayed. Col­
20c lb.
i Sliced Bacon
o rful coetumee w lll be used and
O. H. F letcher, county agent, was
S m ite, S ym b ol T h a t H a s
10c Each
Center Cuts ot Hain
music and fo lk dancing w lll be
here T hu raday to close up account«
N e v e r C h a n g e d M e a n in g features.
w ith various dealer« who handled
5c lb
Rendered Beef F at
A candy booth w lll be conducted
the ground squirrel poison bait, lie
A m ile ser-tris a steady, depend
Home Made Hot Do ¡g
15c lb.
ul«o visiter) the C. It. D ear tu rk e y able measure, 5.200 feet long us we In connection w ith the e n te rta in ­
lunch, where he studied the result» learned In school. a line old Latin m ent.
15c qt.
Bulk Saur Kraut
of various feed test« being made word meaning lire equivalent of a
Haiti Loaf, 2 lbs. for
45c
Junior H ig h Ixxtea to KooM-veit.
by M r. Dear,
thousand paces. Hut a learned Eng
The Rough R iders o f Roosevelt
Bulk Mlnoe Meat, 2 lbs. for
25c
Kev. D. I'. Cam eron «poke a t the llslr colonel, w riting In the Gere
Junction C ity Lion« club m eeting graphical Journal, points out that a ¡Junior high school of Eugene de-
M onday n ig ht on "T he M arch T o ­ mile means whatever It la ludd to ( tested the T igers of Cottage G rove
w ard Peace." lie wa« accom panied tnt-an, and very little more. In 1344 I Junior high school 13 to 0 In a foot­
F r« ' Delivery All Day
Phone 46
ball game played here T h u rsd ay at-
by W illia m M oyer, president of the Dover wo» 12 mile» from Canter
local club, Clyde Roberts, secre­ bury; In 1«W the same Dover was ¡ternoon of last week. Except for
FRED ANDERSON, Prop.
tory, noil Vlnul Ito ri-ltll
trilles from the same Canter­ several bad breaks the score m ig ht
1 Ml«« D ella G a llo le ft this week b 1514
ury; the m ile hud changed. And a easily have been reversed. C ottage
fo r P o rtla n d , where «he w ill attend widely traveler) Englishman, w rit­ Grove m akin g consistently long
ing Irt 1017, noted that "five Italia n gains In the firs t half. T w ice In te r­
business college
miles, or three French, or two and cepted passes prevented Cottage
M r. and M ra. Jack Pow ell of
Rev. W . V. McGee and Rev. D.
P rin e v ille visited d u rin g the past P. Cam eron attended a ministers* a half« English, make one Dutch Grove fro m c halking up touch­
week at the home u f th e ir daugh­ retreu t for m em ber« uf the W illa m ­ mile, and that one Dutch m ile and downs when they were w ith in scor­
a h a lf make« a m ile o f Kweltzr-r- ing distance.
ter, M r«. V ln a l R and all.
ette P resbytery Tuesday In Ia>ba-
Inrid. . , . Even la England the
W s m ake new cars out o f wreck«. non.
miles seeriie, and Indeed are more
P ain tin g and body rebuilding. Cot-
T r y T h is T e s t
A
m
arriag
e
license
was
Issued
this
short, neere Ixmdon, where the
M r«. F lu rs n c r M ay«« «pent the lag« G rove llo d y W o rks, L. fl.
week to A lvle Oscar T a n d y of this ways are falre and plain« . . . but
On« test of great lite ra tu ra Is
weak u*i'l at A lbany a t tho hum« of
Davla, Prop.. Bprlggs Illd g . m 3tfc city and Resale Levona Golden of
whether or not It Induce« action.—
towards lire North and In some
a roualn. M r«. Dean D u V a ll.
Ri-cordei ISre-ne und Councilm an Eugene
American Magazine.
p articu lar places of England, the
Claude
B ann ing o f Ituaeburg, 'n X ’ b ,,rin 7 ..ln ,,O r“ * 0<1 M '" “ “ y
»««•« « • « “ ■< h a . so fa r re- mile« nre longer.”
m an«K«r of the
Dougin« county
TH O R N TO N CO RNER#.
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covered fro m her recent Illness th a t
Ko when we read old English
fa rm bureau am t a d irecto r of the
Nov. 11.—M r. and M rs. B e rt L a n ­
M r and M rs. C. C. Cruson spent she w lll retu rn the firs t of the travel books a mile nmy be a mile,
latne C ounty F arm e r« ' union, »•»<
the week end In P o rtlan d .
week to take charge o f her Beauty or two mile», or hardly a quarter caster and fa m ily of Blue M oun­
here one day last week on business
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was
confined
to
Nook.
of a m ile
Hitt then, us a nrntter tain were Sunday d in ner guests of
connected w ith the F arm e r« ' union.
o f fact, almost all words are like M r. and M rs. George Foster.
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W h y pay a big price fo r the With a s e v e r, a tta c k of n euralgia bB„ ery
M rs. E. E. Chestnut has been
nBllonul' KUard that. T hey do not mean precisely
■ m ailer elaed rad io when you ra n
slaying w ith M r. Chestnut's parents
the
»nine
thing
In
the
Tw
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W e sell radios of standard m ake unit, recently took exam inations at
buy «uch fo r I2VV5 at Nel«on M o­
century ns In the Klxteentlf. or In in Cottage Grove this week.
for less Nelson M otor Co.
(Portland for entrance to the U nited
to r Co.?
M r. and M ra. R . L. R itch e y of
England as In America. Tire only
Ml»» K athleen Kern of P o rtland Mtales m ilita ry academy. Results uf
T h e I t L. Jenkins fa m ily vbilted
symbol which seems to survive the Crow visited b rie fly a t the J. W .
one day recently at I ’enn at the spent the week end at the home o f the exam ination w ill not be an- centuries anil transoceanic trans­ F isher home W ednesday on th e ir
O. M nounced fo r several week«.
H ayhu rst valley,
borne u f M r. and M r«.
Jenkln«' lier parents, M r and M r»
planting« without change la a »tulle. w ay home fro m
Kent.
d au gh ter, M ra. l-eater Me lle r.
T hat Is understood across ull the where they visited over n ig h t w ith
M r» A. M I ’«.; In i underw ent a > m an ns m me m r W nene iiñTwf a g rian’
another b rother of M rs. R itch ey,
Lloyd G riggs, student at O . K. C ,
boundaries of sprue ahd time.
J. E . Fisher.
«pent the week end here w ith hla m a jo r operation Thursday of last
M r and M rs. D . L. M ille r and
parent«, M r and M r» I I It. U rlgg«. week in a P o rtla n d hospital. Hhc
1« reported to be recovering satis­
■on Raym ond and M rs. Louis L ayn g
M
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ie
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Uses
EnJ'iy yo u r se lf aom e Um e a t the factorily.
and children of M o u n t V ie w visited
I’oaUni«. Cards, tultocooe, foun tain .
fo r H u m b le " H e n F r u it ” Tuesday w ith M r. and M rs. H e n ry
Hand R eh earsal every M onday
An egg
an albuminous egg, Lake.
W illia m Z lin m e rly , Hex W heeler ulght.
M r». J. W . T h o rn o f London vis­
though io most o f us Just a filler or
and Cleo M orelock «pent M onday
C a rl E B u rk e tt was under a phy­
a splller, 1« a whole day's work for ited Tuesday w ith M r». S. P. Short-
flatting on the U m pq ua n ra rB c o tte sician's care laat week.
tin- he
Egged on hv insistent de­ ridge.
burg. They caught 1» Jack salmon.
D r I I . A. Huger: attended a m eet­
M rs A. Scherm acher and M rs.
mand (o r n m arket, the editor of
T h e W . A. C a tlk e r fa m ily o f tho ing o f the W illa m e tte V a lle y C h iro ­
the National Poultry Journal lists George Foster were Eugene visitors
Dorena d is tric t le ft Tueaday m o rn ­ practic association F rid a y evening
s surprising number o f Its use«, oni- day iast week.
ing fo r th e ir fo rm e r home In C a li­ In Albany.
H e n ry H o w ard of Um pqua was an
aside from Its use as an Interior
fornia.
M r and Mrs. C. O. B u tle r and
decoration.
Eggs, he points out. overnight guest Sunday a t the home
K u yal Society f*ackage Good«. daughter ltlllle A n n returned re-
nre used extensively lit the manu­ of a nephew, J. W . Ross.
F u ll line. See model« at K a ty A n n cently fro m C a lifo rn ia , where they
M r. and M rs. Joe Prem azzl a t-
facture o f Im itation Ivory, drag».
Shop, 70 east Ilro a d w a y , Eugene, had «pent several m onth« near
Ice rreatn. adhesives, pigment fix­ tended a dance S a turday a t the
Ore.________________________ o23 nI3c Freano.
er«. p rin te r’s Ink and g lu e ; for tan­ Hebron hall.
ning. bookbinding, cleaning of fine
M r. and M rs. George G utekun st
Fancy postal cards and C h rist­
l«-atlo-rs nnd gloves, sizing paper, and two children of Salem and M r.
mas cards. One free w ith each bar
art varnishes
for photographs, and Mrs. Don W h e a t o f Eugene
of c a n d y .
Cooley's confection­
cards and paintings, dyeing tex­ were Sunday d in n e r guests o f M r.
ery.
n lS tfc
-if you like knocking
tiles; and In addition to th eir use and M rs. C. R . T re n t.
Charles H eidler and O . V. Breese
by bakers, maker« of candy, pas­
M rs. K a rl K in g and children of
represented (he Cottage
Grove
-knock a home run
tries, mayonnaise and snlad dress­ Eugene visited tw o days o f last
cham ber of com m erce at Dorena
ing, they nre Indispensable In the week w ith M rs. K in g's g rand m o th ­
F rid a y when the 4-H
c a lf club
-advertise
preparation o f films for your cam­ er, Mrs. Dan Beck.
(here gave an exhib itio n o f calf
era. Even the antiques, though not
O rlan d H lg g ln b o tto m and G ordon
Judging T h e y accom panied R . C.
extensively collected, are. Instead Foster of L a th a m visited Sunday
K e u h n er of Eugene, county
club
of helng wasted, used for fertilize r. a t the R. B. D ixon home.
agent.
M r. and M rs. M a tt Maddesg of
And they are used (w e really
A m a rria g e license was granted
ought not to tell you this) for— S ilk creek spent W ednesday a fte r­
last week to James M o rris of N o tl
Listen !— clarifying wine
M ay the noon of last w eek a t the J. W . F is h ­
and L yd ia la c k e y o f this city.
hen's son never s e t! H e won’t !— er home.
Pathfinder
Magazine.
N o w Is the tim e to buy that good
M rs. C liffo rd W allace and daugh­
The famous
—the Sentinel.
used cor w hile prices are rock bot­
ter o f the G rove spent Tuesday w ith
Morey line
I
M
rs.
W ilb u r Black.
tom at Nelson M o to r Co.
S a a r V a lle y M in e s
A num ber o t the neighbors sur-
John P e rin l o f thia city received
Under the terms o f the peace prised M r. and M rs. L. R. S m ith
>10 county bounty Iasi week fo r a
treaty between Germany and the W ednesday evening of last w eek by
M r» B iella R a k e r le ft
M onday cougar.
allies the mines o f the Saar valley g ath erin g a t th e ir home In honor
fo r W e a th e rfo rd . D k ln . .w here whe
Miss Genevieve M erand a is em ­
I OH U - .'Jr iU r i U . »UT i m . i U . a U l U . H U r l o j l
were given to France a» compensa­ o f M rs. Sm ith's b irth d ay a n n iv e r­
was called by the Illness o f her ployed a l the Nelson E le c tric shop.
tion fo r the destruction o f her sary. T en w ere present.
m other, M rs. L. D M aison, who re ­
M r. an<l M rs. A
E
G crlm onte
M rs. F. B. V an N o rtw ic k and M r.
M r. and M rs. G. B. Arnest, accom­
northern mine« during the W orld
cently suffered a broken leg.
and Miss E s th e r K lefkln of W e s tfir
and Mrs. L ester V an N o rtw ic k left
w ar and as part payment o f her panied by M r. and M rs. D w ig h t
Spent
Bunday
nt
the
W
L.
H
ubbell
W . H D a u g h erty made a busi­
M onday fo r A u ro ra to visit re la ­ reparations.
French
occupation M erc e r of the Grove, were guests
ness trip to M onroe one day last home.
tives.
was to hold until reparations were over the w eek end in M ars h fie ld
week.
James B en n ett returned laat week
completed. The districts containing and N o rth Bend o f Rev. and M rs.
W o rd has been received here th a t
T h is Is used radio m o nth a t N e l­ fro m Balem. w here he had been vis­
thp mines w ere detached from Ger- M orro w , fo rm e rly of the Grove, and
Mrs.
Ira
R.
A
ld
rich
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
a
son M o to r Co, T h e y have
m any itin g relative» fo r several weeks
many and formed Into the Saar ter- of M rs. M e rc e r’s sister, E liza b eth
fo
rm
e
r
resident,
underw
ent
an
ap­
giMtd used b attery sets at very re a ­
L ym a n Adam s shipped a carload
rltory. An International governing Heacock.
sonable prices. These sets have been " f m in ing tim bers to Idah o from pendicitis operation Sunday n ig ht In commission,
M r. and M rs. R o b e rt W illia n and
responsible
to
the
P o rtland.
tho ro ug hly recondltlonnl and
w lll D iv id e last week.
League o f Nations, was formed for fa m ily of Eugene and M r. and M rs.
give you a good reception C a ll and
R alp h Saltsm an has been trans- 15 years, consisting o f five members George W illia n of Cam p creek vis-
Construction w ork on the new
see (his line
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.
ferred to W oodburn fo r n m onth by
—one French, one nntlve (non- , lted M r. and M rs. John W illia n Sun-
section o f ___
the W . A. W oodard
Union O il com pany to substitute F rench ), one British, one Czechoslo­ , day.
H. J. H rund la receiving trent- ber com pany logging road was h alt-
fo r employes who arc on th e ir va­ vak. one Finnish. In a few years
M rs. George Foster, assisted by
ruont In a Eugene hospital H e Is ed S a tu rd a y by the heavy rains,
cations. M r. and M rs. Kaltsm an vis­ » plebiscite vote Is to be taken nnd M rs. John W illia n ,
entertained
reported to be recovering fro m n
M rs. N ancy H ooper and son O ral ited here over A rm istice day.
severe Illness.
final disposition made hy decision Tuesday aftern oo n In honor o f the
returned recently fro m
K la m a th
i fo u rth b irth d ay anniversary o f B y ­
M r. and M rs. H a ro ld K w artx left Falla, w here they had been visiting
M rs. O. H . F u lle rto n Is receiving o f the League o f Nations.
ron Foster. T w e lv e little folks w ere
M onday aftern oo n
fo r Corvnllta, relatives.
tre a tm e n ts In a Eugene hospital.
* invited. R efreshm ents w ere served.
w here M r. K w artx attended a meet
M r. and M ra. W a lte r Houser of
T h e degree s ta ff o f the local D e-
S ic ilia n T ra ffic
M r. and M rs. Joe T h ras h e r
of
Ing o f m anngera of the Iris h group Eugene spent Sunday w ith M rs. gree o f H o no r lodge exem plified de-
M r.
Sicily Is a land of color, of flow­ ‘ D orena visited Sunday w ith
of stores T hey le ft Corvallis Tires Houser's m other, M rs. A C. H a w - gree w o rk at the d is tric t Degree of
ers. Greek ruins, old monasteries M r. and M rs. W ilb u r Black.
day m o rn ing for P o rtland to spend
H o no r convention held last Friday- and hells. The flower venders carry
Iv a n Schum acher spent the w eek
A rm lstlco day a t the home of a
M r. and M rs. Horner G allow ay n ‘* h, ln Sa!*‘n* T.*10**' who t<K,k
th eir blooms In one huge bouquet, end In Salem w ith relatives, re tu rn ­
slater o f M r Kwartx.
*
r m r t va*«xs-sx i l , « x v x * l n
l? > x w a
<lsx»s«gtsx
retur ned last w eek fro m a m otor ,,B1rt " 7 e
5 . ° " ’ d ®gr®^ T“ P‘ on a long pole high above the ing to the home o f his parents, M r.
Nehofleld Htewart for plumbing, trip to Illin o is
tain ; M rs. C. H . K lm e, m usician;
crowd. A number o f them togeth­ and M rs. A. Scherm acher. Tuesday.
Doris M orelock. Zenna M oughm er, er In the spring makes the street
shoot m etal work, phono »17J. tfc
M rs. S. P. Shortridg e visited one
Iv a n Scherm acher, a gradu ate of F a y Isom. Zelnra L affoo n, R u th G a-
quite a festival. Rut the grentest day last w eek w ith a sister, M rs.
M r. am i M rs. W . I. Isom visited W cst P o int, w he Is visiting his par- ro utte, E lia n and
Eileen
Tow n,
In A lb an y over the week end at the enls. M r. and M rs. A. Kchermach- M arg a re t Sowles, Echo G aldab ln l, color comes from the painted carts, T om Foster, a t L ath am .
M rs. Thom as W illia n , w ho had
usuallv drawn by a pony or don­
home of a sister o f M r. Isom. M rs.
er, w hile on furlough fro m duty Elsie Allison, M y rtle Snauer. Ber-
key.
E very inch o f surface Is cov- | been vis itin g In Eugene, came up
S ta rk M rs. Isom attended a meet- .w
. .....
lth the m urines In Honolulu, spent nndine Schneider, Bonnie Schafer,
ered w ith shades and tints un- Sunday and stayed o vernig ht w ith
m ? r°|f i ’ l
" f H o n “ r ' <xlge "tho week end In Salem w ith rela
G eorgetta Know les, Connie
M ote
drenmed o f before.
No tw o carts a son. John W illia n . who took her
bi-l<l In Salem F rid a y n ig ht.
fives.
and Artnorel Monson.
are alike. T he donkey's harness Is on to her home a t Culp C reek M on ­
also gay w ith colored tassels and day.
M r. and M rs. T o m F is h e r and
fringes, w ith plumes o f gaudy feath ­
ers nliove the head nnd saddle, all children o f V e n e ta visited Tuesday
of which. I f not caught by the eye w ith M r. and M rs. J. W . Fish er.
o f the passer-by. Is called to the T hey w en t on in the afternoon to
H a y h u rs t valley to v is it a t the J. E.
attention hy Jingling bells.
F ish er home.
M r. and M rs. D e lb e rt B row n and
¡ch ild re n of C ottage Grove spent
C o n tr a c to r ’s L u c k
'S un day w ith M rs. Brown's parents,
One Nevada contractor now be M r. and M rs. S. P. Shortridge.
Moves In the old saying, "Gold Is | H o m e r G a llo w a y o f
Cottage
where you And It,” H e took a Job , G rove called on Henry’ L ak e Tues­
fo r removing old timbers from nn '
day.
abandoned m ine; the work proved
Leonard Ross, who has been con-
more difficult than expected and It v a l„ clng fro m an operation fo r
appeared he was going to lose i a ppentji ciu 8i was able to re tu rn to i
money on the contract
Removing ' school Mon(i ay
a section of logging from an old | t
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r
d rift, two sacks of ore tumbled out,
Kelloggs
apparently eoncenled there by a
Sunbrite
Hulk
"hlgh-grader" In the boom days.
T he ore was some o f the richest
found In the region, and the con­
tracto r snys his contract turned out
to he one o f the most profitable he
ever had.
Calls for careful
Mr
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Steel und Wood
Filing Cabinets andj
Transfer Cases
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Even in Oregon, even in the Cottage Grove section of Ore­
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We have never had a better line of heaters to give you this
warmth RIGHT AWAY and economically. And the original
cost is small. We have the chain power of buying, coupled
with the independent dealer’s interest in his customers.
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a realization that you arc spending them by the mere
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draw on them for your expenditures.
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Of Cottage Grove
Capital 550,000
2 pkgs. 19c
• Coffee
4 cans 19c
P ower tweif B eauty
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Pineapple
Food of Wheat
Brlte Htiir
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Lb. 19c
2 cans 19c
Pkg. 19c
Corn
Monarch
(¡olden Mnize
Can 19c
Honey
Toilet Paper
Baking Powder
Tiwuie
Yllellt Club
3 rolls 19c 1 lb. can 19c
Olives
Tuna Fish
Pint ja r 19c Lge. can 19c Lge. can 19c
attention for your
S to n e Aga S e ttle m e n t
Following the discovery In Co­
logne o f n village dating from the
Stone age, the rem ains o f an an­
cient settlement hnve now been dis­
covered In the district o f Wehlau.
east Prussia.
A stone hatchet and
some flint knives found there led
to methodical excavations which j
hnve established that a settlement ,
existed on the spot about 4,000 :
years ngo.
N o T im a to W a s ta
The Insurance office was rung up
by a very excited woman,
"1 want to Insure m,v house," she
said.
“Can I do It over the
’phone?"
“ I'm a fra id not.
Perhaps we’d
better send a man along."
“I'v e got to do It imm ediately,
I told you,” came the fra n tic voice.
"The place Is on fire !"
T h ree o f the w orld ’s most pre­
cious m etals— gold, silver and p la ti­
n u m —are used in the m an u factu re
of the telephone,
Batteries
Don’t get caught out
miles from home without
juice to start with ami
light with.
Slippery Tires
are dangerous.
Why not let ns
equip yon with
non-skid
Seiberling Tires
Don’t take a chance on a
blowout on slippery pav­
ing.
Motor Inn
Service Station
(Fat and Bert)
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Pound
7c lb.
6c lb.
25c lb.
18c lb.
18c lb.
WE DON T MEET 'EM WE BEAT EM IN PRICE
CUTTING, OTHERS MAY FOLLOW
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Cleanser
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Boiling Beef
Lamb Stew
Vegetable Shortening, 3 lbs. for
Fancy Loin Pork Chops
Fancy Fresh Ham Pork Roast
Smith-Short Grocery
Bran Flakes
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Sw ift's Frankfurters
Baby Beef Pot Roast
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