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r i u i i A V . A r m i . ». ihm FAQ» TWO. M ù fy Stori dentimi ir c ^ u r <>**▼• ’ P t m I 4 . » 8»«r»«»if gallar • I Co< OffU* a* ■ V B a c i i i p T t o a mat «» | C u t la aA>a»ea.) am ly daserv««. Th«r« a r* ao many •Id«« to thia question that each fam ily w ill need to atudy Ita own pioblema and In aoma cases aeveral families w ill aolva them together. The schools may be rich In halpa and they w ill thia yaar dcmomtrate more than ever their practical value In our community. M RS. H U G H T R U N N E L L K E M PERSISTS. Cottage Grove, March 37. — (To Editor.) I certainly am at a loaa, Mr. Editor, to know juat what attitude I ahould aatume toward ■ a ila a a l B A Iiortal Awaeiatlaa O n » . . B u t . K A Itarial Aaaaatedaa , your very atrong and peraiatent Orage» ■ • « » • » • » Oaa >««■»»« I declaration» of faith In my honesty ____ and Integrity as expressed In your S I’ E A R IN G SPEARS. ^ p iy to my ia»t letter. Your repetl- "H ow do you Ilka Oregon aa com t lon of thia declaration three or four pared w ith Wlaconaln?" time», aeema to be going to ex- 'O h . Wisconsin baa It all over iremea and suggests the thought of Oregon.” -i sort of veiled suspicion lurking W han Doc Spear» of Oregon »pent yOur mind, else why the auggva- t|on» Jt night hart w ith hla his football i o o t o ~ * Uon.- i t certainly certauuy never a r y .. entered squad preceding the recent home- my mlnJ that you are trying <’ coming football game at Eugene, Ceive any one and yet I verily be- this w riter pul to Doc Spear» the lleve | can track back over this much evt- quaat itton quoted above, and hie an- controversy and find a» _ the one quoted above as dance justify ng the charge aga.nst as thia w riter recollect» It. you as myself I »hall A football man la expected to be proceed with thia letter * examul« of loyalty, found hop« that I may succeed In * ”1» It too much to expect a foot- convincing you that this suspicion, w u «tach to put the state of h i. if there be one. ts wholy unfounded, i^ d e n c e above every other atate 1N0 suspicion as to honesty, sin J?* cerity or integrity intended.) In the unlon_ football You criticize me for not quoting C“ • ta not to the vou In full In the following: W e state in which he live», to the state presume it 1» admitted that bonds ■tale in wnicn nr in c , __ ____ >n ♦/»« v r a r s to our for i ¿ t o e t a ha draw» a princely .alary, can be redeemed in ten years to our to th e state that possible the figures of a ueek ego. Eam utloJI tSTt i X “ « . * ? coach? Now you say. W hat the Sentinel This w riter remembers that the said was We presume it__is ad- of Coach Spears made an mitted that bonds can be redeemed able Impression. • unfavorable Impression, I t did not In ten years to cur f sound like the answer that should then you put in capital letters what coma from a man to whom was I left out) "W IT H O U T C O LLEC T given the duty of teaching the IN G A N Y M O R E A N N U A L L Y T H A N IS TO BE C O L L E C T E D highest Ideals to our boys. T H IS YE A R ." Now ha has deliberately broken First. I want the reader to ob the contract he had with the asso serve that you did not quote me ciated student body at tbe uni correctly because you left, o u t "to versity, and w ill return to the our figures of a week ago. >tcond, state that. In hla opinion, has it all I also want the reader to observe over Oregon. that the words In capitals that I And It has it all over Oregon In left out have nothing to do with one way. I t has never been recorded what I was criticising, in my quo- that Oregon ever asked a coach to tation, although you seem to lay Kre a k • contract held in another much stress on them. Can it be state. I t has never been recorded possible that you are trying to de that Oregon asked anyone to show ceive your readers? Oh! I hope not. disloyalty to the state in which he Continuing, you say. "There are lived, to the atate In which he drew no lfs, ands or buts about such a hla salary. Yea. Wisconsin has it all statement." So, indeedy, there Is over Oregon. And what kind of a not. However, there is a very out coach does Wisconsin think w ill be standing "presumption in the fol developed from a man who holds a lowing: "We presume it is ad contract to be a scrap of paper. It mitted?" This is the only point in ^ m > that something w a s s a id ^ n quotation, and my only recant years that describes that fo/r e e n te r in g this contro- kind of a person. versy. A fter I had repudiated your A ll Oregon newspaper comment haj la the same. D o c A length in an effort to convince you tha panning of hi» life andI he d £ of k out that ■*rVM l: is*pleased to the>' had no aure ft>u“ dation upon at*y, of o £ »hich to rest, and for that reason k n ?W ‘ o n . to c<^Th were worthless, you come right unlve,r* ^ , . r„ ^ e f u ^ b*ck w ith. I was about to say. the s : « is — ”j “ " «> a" “ - \ a e r i f ? r V when nec«skrv for change it to the confidence of the •M m m ___ aa eeiTlir»- M> wm «>» ..->1 te lo « « ■»■«> of •<>•» >o «0 S O C IE T Y The Jokar club mat Friday night at the home of M ita Lula Currin. who entertained Jointly with Miss M yrtle Karn and Mr» W illiam Thum. At card» Mra O. M Karn 1 held high acora. Following card» 4 ,n clou, refreahmenta war« aarvad. Spring garden flower» war» attrac tive room decoration». Additional guaata Invited to meat with the club were Mra. Kern. Mra. Lydia Stouffer. Mr». Nancy Ogleahy, Mr» Mails Currin. Mra. D. A tumaraon and Mra F L. Grannla. A party honoring women above TO years of age waa held day at tha Chrlatlan church. A I o'clock luncheon waa aarvad by tha ladles' aid society and a program and afternoon of music followed. The guests of honor helping with the program were M ra Sophronla McFarland, who sang a solo, and Mra. M atilda Teeters, who gave a reading There were 3« gueeta of I ’ . more than TO year» of age. M ra The missionary society of the Roee Newland 03 years and the Methodist church met Wednesday oldest mother present, was given at the home of M ra Roy Leonard an anglefood cake Mrs Hawkins. Sixteen were present. The meeting 8T years and the next oldest moth- was opened w ith devotional» bv or was presented with a sunshine Mra. Omer Moore and the follow- cake There were eight women Ing program was given Reading. above 80 years of age A feature He Offers Eternal Life," Mr». S f the luncheon was a large birth- L. Macktn; "Life Among the M oe day cake which served all present.1 lems," Mr». E. E. Con»; “Call It a T8 In number. Day." M ra M A. Grove»; "The —4 — Common People Heard Him," Mra. ,vm ance w»s ! J R H en d rick. M r. Compton T h a «tudy « G r e r t romaiwa »«» w„ ,n charge of . ~mVatery box " an interesting sut^ v At the taa hour dainty re free h T'hlan grou^^at the ^meeting^Moiv meat» were served. day night. 'M rs . C. C. Cruson was program leader. The program fol- j group of American Legion lows: "Greek Romances." M rs auxiliary members mat at the home James Dungan; 'Characteristic« of of Vinal Randall Thursday for Greek Romance.” Mra. S L. God- >n all-day tewing session. A baby ard; "Plots of Greek Romance, J layette, to be used In child welfare Mrs. Alice M iller; "Characters, Work, was made. A covered dish Mrs. W . M. MacGibbon: "Reflec- luncheon was served at 1 o'clock lions," Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall. The group w ill meet again this af- Style," Mrs. M iller; "Local[Color, ternoon tF rid a y ) at the home of Mrs. Ray Trask; "Current Events. Mrs. F. L. Grannis to complete the Mrs. Mendenhall. Program leader worg for the next meeting w ill be Mrs j __A — v, met James Dungan. The grade teachers' club —♦ — Monday night for their regular The Mother»' club met Tuesday monthly m e e tl n g. Dinner was for an all day quilting session. Din- served at the Baptist church by the ner was served at noon by M rs women of the church and a busl- Daiay Markham . Mrs. Laura Me- ness session and program followed Kernan and Mrs. Rosa Currin. Mrs. The group then went to the home R. W . Everett gave the following of Mrs. W illiam Thum for bridge report for March: Given to the The committee In charge of a r needy, .'63 garments. 85 pairs of rangements was Mrs. Thum. M shoes. 3 quilts, 13 quart» of fruit. M C. Hlckenbottom and Miss 3 cans of lard and 2 cans of cocoa. Glenda Rosa. Votes of thanks were extended Do- M r. rena club women. Mount View wom _ v r „ i?ei? \e a tc h and Mrs en and others who have ----------------- given so entertained at cenerousiy to the Mothers' club. I t Ralph Saltsman was t0 keep the club room bridge Friday at the A. W Swan open two days a week. Tuesdays son home, honoring Mrs. Ben Hunt- ley. an aunt from Chico, Cal. Two »ad Saturdays, during April, tables were In play and Mrs. Victor Members of the American Legion Chambers held high »core. Follow auxiliary spent tne time at their ing cards a luncheon was served. meeting Monday evening placing Spring flowers made the rooms es stickers on Memorial poppies. Mrs. pecially attractive. D. A Emerson, poppy chairman, re ported that the poppy poster con- Mrs. Charles H all was hostess test has been started in the schools. Pupils of the fourth, fifth and sixth Tuesday for Elm artes club and en tertained as additional guests Mrs grades will compete with those of A. the seventh and eighth grades W. A. Garoutte and Mrs. O Prizes w ill be given and winning Sanders. M ra M ervllle Veatch held posters w ill be entered in the state high score at bridge. A t the close contest. The resignation of Miss of the afternoon a dainty luncheon M ary Clerin. treasurer, was ac was served. cepted and Mrs. C. E. Frost was elected to fill the^vacancy. Radio Ray Has This to Say: Remove The Cause of Rheumatism AJttl Do you know that 36 out of 88 houses on »h» University «1 Ore gon campus a«rv» W illiam » Milk Maid llra a d * * f» ° 1' why? Cooka and house manager« know that W illiam » Bread m ak». k»»n toa»t They know It ha» planty of nutrition p»r square inch. And they know that tha collrg» man and woman ha« not yet been found who lira» of that dellclou» W illiam « Bread flavor. milk maid BREAD B roadw ay — Inc —AT— —♦ — S T E E N ’S M A R K E T In Irish S w arti Store Phone 63—Free Delivery Eugene, Oregon Members of the city band and their families and a few friends met in the I. O. O. G hall Monday night fol » covered dish supper. A pro- ,ranl of stunts and an evening of , nd j ancing followed Mrs. l . Barrel was chairman of the I committee In charge. — ♦ The Latham Homemakers' club met Tuesday with Mrs Minnie Nichols and listened to a talk. Do's and Don'ts of W ill Making" by Professor LeMaster over station KOAC. This ts a phase of the Bet ter Homes program and Is available to anyone who has a radio. Offers UK) Orctwcs i t n v ry special sale the balance of this week. (All pork) (Our own make) Dresses for 7«c lb. 2 lbs. 25c $2'»° Bacon Squares Breakfast Bacon $5.95 to $10.25 Dresses for ViUp&k 10c lb. 1 6 /2c lb. Ground Beef B eef Boil 7H c lb. (No c«real or water) $400 The Needlecraft club entertained husbands of members last night at tbe home of M r. and Mrs. W illiam Bartels. Cards was the diversion. At a late hour refreshments were serv- The Social Twelve club w ill meet next Thursday with Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall. Frankfurters L a rd $2.95 to $5.95 The Mixpah class of the Presby- terlan Sunday school met Tuesday evening at the church, with Mrs W. V. McGee and Mrs. Charles Beldler as hostesses. A business meeting was followed by a social session and refreshments. P h on e 53 F o r S e r v ic e That S a tisfies tlr>-okfa»t t h s a s d a j e iimmuui tixtatm l W U IIam a R rv a d The— Mrs. G. B. Arnest and Mrs. N. E. Compton pleasantly surprised their 1 husbands on their birthday anniver- ! series Friday when they invited a 1 group of friends to spend the ev» ning at the Compton home. Four tables of rook" were formed and at a later hour delicious refreah- ments were served. Guests number ed 23. Mrs. E A. Johnston was hostess Tuesday for the M P. O. club. At the close of an afternoon of needle work a dainty luncheon was served { Orchids in artletlc arrangement were table decorations and irises I were placed about the rooms. Miss Maxine Nelson entertained a group of young folks w ith a 7 o'clock dinner Friday night at her home on N in th street. A howl of carnations and snapdragons formed an attractive centerpiece for the table. The evening was spent play ing bridge. Prizes for high scores were awarded Miss Viola Strong and Brewer Mills. Included In the Claude Fred Knickerbocker. Miss Gene vieve Woodard. Brewer Mills. D a r win Woodcock. Corvallis, and Miss . V ' ^ ^ ' i . ^ w e l l ^ o h ~ .CV . your readers or is it only that * ’ ' you Nelson. T i l i to football h a - succeeded - d e c - u n ^ y your . The LaComus club celebrated Its self? I w ill be charitable and de long after such a» Dos Spears are birthday anniversary cide that it is the latter. You have thirteenth gone, and football would be a great your mind to dwell upon Tuesday with a no-hostess 1 o clock ■port, perhaps a better high sal- these presumptions, suppositions, luncheon at the Colonial. The an- »port. If there were no ifs. probables and maybes, until it 1 nual meeting followed and officers aried coache». _____________ would seem th at you have become elected for the coming year were: obsessed of the idea that the city Mrs. T. C. Wheeler, president; Mrs. e IN&IG A N D P x !.TT V G R A r x. really can pay its debts in this w . M. W orkm an, vice president; I t was w ith a great fan-fare that easy manner, although the budget. Mrs. C. J. Kem. secretary and tr ®as' trinrig was installed In the office only authority for the city's I urer. Mrs. H a rry M etcalf of Eu- of purchasing agent for the state of ability to pay, fails entirely to sus- gene, a form er club member, was Oregon. Great thing» were to be tain it. a guest and invited the club to accomplished. All leaks were to be W ith reference to your criticism meet with her in two weeks at her stopped and every atate officer was o{ my statement of the last para- home In Eugene. going to have to give hi» life history graph of the budget report, am — A union missionary day. spon evary time he needed a paper of frank to say that it was justified in pin« Petty g raft of every kind was part. However, what I left out had sored by the W . C. T. U., w ill he at the to atop. A t about thia time there no bearing on what I had to say observed today (F riday) was a great fuaa about turkeys, or about the budget being the report Christian church. All missionary maybe it was geese, being given to Of the committee, and w hat I societies of the city and women of aeveral state officers and about quoted was to substantiate that •h» churches have been invited to ____ ________ ______ being ___________ _______ it _____ applea . from state property statement, . which does. W hat I attend. A covered dish luncheon placed in one or two state offices, left out affects only w hat I said to w ill be served a t 1 o'clock and w ill ~ * bushels - • of - them - al • .jje e ffect that there is nothing to program and entertainment > four or five together. Governor Meier insisted show that the recorder made the follow. - on giving the state a check for statement of bonded indebtedness. whatever had been delivered to his However, this statement is sus office and fo r services rendered by ceptible of two interpretations and. in order to make my meaning more convicts who had washed his car. Now report» are current over the clear, I w ill insert the entire para- TXnfua Holman, annointee erranh* ' * state that th at Rufus appointee graph: of the governor and one of thoee “i, o. V. Breese, recorder of the who put Einzig in office, is about City of Cottage Grove. Oregon, here to open up on the purchasing agent by certify that the foregoing esti- and show that he has everything mate of the expenditures and re- backed off the boards that the state ceipts for the year 1932 are the true has ever known In accepting for and correct copies of the estimate himself w hat he was supposed to prepared by the budget committee atop In others. We'd like to say a of said city now on file in this of good word for Rufus, and we’ll fice. T H E F O R E G O IN G 13 A certainly do so if he has the nerve T R U E A N D C O R R E C T CLASSI IN to open up on one of his own ap F IE D S U M M A R Y O F T H E pointees and fly in the face of the D E B T E D N E S S O F T H E C IT Y O F governor to whom he himself owes C O T TA G E G R O V E .” Inasmuch as these two state- hla appointment. I f the atate pays no more for ments of the recorder are included w hat it buya merely because the in one paragraph, it makes the last H O W D Y FO LK S — A certain person selling to the atate furnishes sentence susceptible to the interpre- African tribe carries on con itema to the purchasing agent, tation that the word "foregoing” versation by means of grunts, no harm may be done, but it doesn't means the first sentence of the Over here, th at sort of thing look right, especially coming right paragraph, and that was my first only happens at breakfast afte r the great furore about em- interpretation. On fu rth er consid- time. ployea taking Joyrides in state- eration, however, I can see also that owned automobiles. Rum or has it it can include the entire indebted- th at Einzlg himself la the greatest ness of the budget and I have no offender in riding around in state doubt but this is w hat the recorder They say the new money care on semi-private business, or on had in mind when he made the fades. W ell, so did the old. entirely private business. statement and, as I stated in a Rum or has It th at whenever former letter, I never had a doubt Einzlg reaches a city where there of his reporting the bond indebted- YOUR M O NEY W IL L la a state Institution he never ness. All of this, however, has noth- N O T F A D E SO FA ST I F reaches into his own pocket to pay ing to do with the question at issue YOU C O N F IN E ALL a bill for meals or lodging. Even which is, whether I was right In YOUR E L E C T R IC A L sororities a t the Institutions of designating the budget as "the B U Y I N O TO OUR higher learning, ao the story goes, budget committee's report.” And, to STO R E. (Continued from page 3.) are not exempt from the demands For instance, lamp bulbs 18c of tha purchasing agent whom auch each in lots of 8. sororities do not dare offend for fear of reprisal on the Institution of learning. These rumors are now spreading I Bail O ut the Country. so thick and fast that the purchaa- ! Colonel Woodcock’s Bureau Ing agent should do something to of Prohibition is asking for show their lack of foundation or he Not Till Then Will You Be 500 more field representatives. should be ousted from office. We Free From Its BliAhtinif Curse. Tbe Idea seems to be to drink bops Rufus' nerve doesn't fall him. * the bootleggers dry. l'rlc Acid poison—the cause of rheu Appreciation Expressed. matic agony starts to leave your A pril 5.— (To the Edi A N D W E A R E A S K IN G body in 24 hours. to r.)—I wish to thank the Cottage YO U T O TRY OUR Grove band, the various Sunday R A D IO S E R V IC E IF school classes, the American Legion , T hin k of it—how this old world YO U H A V E N O T A L and all other organizations that does make progress- -now comes a R E A D Y D O N E SO. A have recently assisted In bringing prescription which is known to T R IA L W IL L MAKE the question of the attitude of the pharmacists as Allenru and w ithin YO U A S T E A D Y CUSTO United States on peace before the 48 hours after you start to take this people. The local committee felt swift acting formula all pain, agony MER. th a t they could recommend only a and inflam mation has departed. general resolution. Accordingly the T ru ly a day for the whole fam ily petitions fo r thia community were to celebrate for instead of being a Doakes M cBathwater, our w ritten , "Believing It to be to the helplesa, expensive and annoying staff poet fell downstairs and best Interests of the common peo- cripple the happy person ts at work had this Inspiration. pie o f all nations we urge that the again. strength of the United States be Allenru does just w hat thia notice The sunfish plays in the wa used to m ain tain peace." says It w ill do—It is guaranteed by ter _ . In presenting many phases of a Cottage Grove Pharm acy—you can The starfish rests in the Band, movement fo r B etter Homes In get one generous bottle for 85 cents ; a The flying fish uses the at Am erica, w hat greater fundamen- and we know it w ill bring the Joy- • t mosphere tai could there be than peace? W hat ous results you expect- -your money ; [ And the poor fish walks on . > could Better Homes am ount to j wholeheartedly returned. the land. Take heart—lively activity will j ; • w ithout peace? There m ay be those who aee In B etter Homes In Am eri come again after the wonderful i ; J ca a desire fo r richer furnishings benefit Allenru brings has made ' " , ; and show o f w ealth, but to me there you cheerful and happy. And remember this, Allenru Is ta a fa r deeper and more poignant need If we would place the A m eri Just as effective for neuritis, sciati (1) can home on the basis It rtgbtful- ca and lumbago. Much inter.»! and dtacuaalon I The Ita .t Matron» club met Mo« centered aiound the topic, "The day afternoon with Mr», (.hatlss Legal Statu» of Women In Oregon, " Beldler. Mrs R II. Field» and Mlae at the Research club meeting luee- M arlette Hainan! were Joint hoat- dav night. Program .esdere for the »sees. evening were Mr». F. K Menden hall and Mrs. Ira Isoiu. The annual I The past Esther officer« of the buslnvea meeting with election of Eastern Star will be honored guests officer, will be held Tuesday night, at the regular chapter meeting to April ID. and the lesson study of night. A program and entertain thia week continued. ment have been arranged. - Mrs. C. L. Madden was pleasantly The Praabytarlan ladle«' aid wll' surprised Monday when a gioup meet at 3 »0 next Wedneeday at the frolu Christian church called at ! her home to help her celebrate church, with Mre Charlee Beldler l her birthdav anniversary. Guests et chairman. brought refreshments. Including a birthday cake An old fashioned The Social Twelve club wilt meet taffy pull furnuhvd atiiu««iu*nt for Thursday of next week with Mre the evening. Mrs. Madden was pre F E Mendenhall sented with a number of useful g ifts Mr». O. A. Sander, waa hoateee 1 yesterday afternoon for the Beau The LaMercredl Pont club met Monde club. Wednesday. March 30. with Mrs. Leslis Booth as hostess at ths Typing t'onteet le Scheduled, home u o o .e of O. her mother. Mre. W . C. - A typing contest ror a n e c county o u n ty for u Lane Johnson. Mrs. George Hew itt held , choola will be held at 10 Saturday high score for guests and Mrs. i (n Ih# htwR school The Royal Tv pe ered Hauger for members. The | w riter company will give a sliver club will meet next week with M ra I loving cup to the winning team. Each tram will consist of two be Fred Hauger at Junction City. ginning pupil» and two advanced pupils. Schools which have entered Tha 4-H health club of the fifth to date are Creswell. l-owell W alk grade of the central school enter er. Unlversltv high < Eugene). El tamed the muthers at the close of mlra. Goahen. Springfield and Cot 1 school Thursday afternoon. A pro- tage Grove. ' gram of music and readings was pound Black leaf "40," I t »fl : given and a social hour followed aft-tfle Mias Marlette Hantaat la teacher Cottage Grove Pharmacy and Mra. W. M MacGibbon leader of tha club. 3 lbs. 25c Be Sure to See Them Who seu the meat priew? ? ? ? ? ? I t ’i not our habit to boast— but what did you pay for meat before we came to town? Irish-Swartz Inc. L ow P r ices E v er y A C o tta g e G r o v e C o r p o r a tio n D ay FREE Q T Y DELIVERY O u r P ric e s W ill C o n v in c e Y o u T h a t It P ay s T o P a y C a sh — P ric e s G o o d A p ril 8-9-11-12-13 S u g ar Wheaties 20 Lbs. 85c S h o tg u n P ass” Saturday Matinee 3:30 Sunday, Monday A pril 10-11 Z A N E G R E Y 'S The R A IN B O W T R A IL with G E O R G E O’B R IE N Cecilia Parker M inna Gombeil Roscoe Atea James Kirkwood Romance, Comedy and T hrillin g D ram a Tuesday, Wednesday April 13-18 Edgar W allace’s Greatest Mystery H . B. W A R N E R B E T T E D A V IS W A L TE R BYRON In (,T/ie “M E N A C E ” 100 L b s......$4.19 Buy One for 9c and Get One for lc Baking Powder C a lu m e t 2 fo r....... 10c 25c Lb. R aisins Baby Lima Beans Small White Beans 5 L b s..............18c 5 L b s • • • • • • • • • • • a * 18c 4-Lb. P k g .....29c H oney Peter Pan Coffee F a n c y C o o k ies 1 L b ......................... 2 9 c 3 L b s....................... 8 5 c N. B. C. Assorted Fancy Com b L b ................... 15c E a c h ............. 11c OREGON M IL K Grap’nut Cheese a T all T in s FLAK ES T IL L A M O O K Each.....5c 3 Pkgs. 25c Lb...... 15c S p ecial C le a n se r N a p th a S o ap 1-Lb. Can Cocoa and I^*Lb. Bar Chocolate Candy C rystal W h ite F e ld m a n ’s H einz T a ll T in s No. 10 Tins B o th f o r ........25c 5 C a n s........... 10c 10 B a rs.......... 39c C o m F la k e s T o m a to J u ic e Crushed Pineapple Jersey Brand 3 f o r ............... 29c E a c h .............. 39c 4 P k g s........... 25c D elicio u s F lo u r V alley R o se F lo u r Every Sack Guaranteed Hardwheat Valley Hardwheat 49-Lb. Sack 95c Bbl., 4 Sacks $3.75 49-Lb. S a c k ......85c
