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Wr paid »12« for 4 tuba taster. It ♦
s' i i / r h s /
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High School Notes
Howard Jacobean and Lluyd Da-
Dus of H im most unusual of all
Young. students at the Northwest­
pilgrimage. Is thuf made annually
ern Business oolites In Portland,
T he beautiful line of new and latest hand bags
A student council meeting was to tbe mountain top sbrlue of St.
arrived here Friday to spend the
held
Monday
during
activity
period
week with their parents.
Patrick on lbs high. lairs, cone
at the Smart Shop.
and It was decided the following
i Mrs. Hugh Boeson and children boys should ba awarded football shaped mountain which bears bis
Eleanor and William of Eugene letters: Claud Millar, Dan Kelly, name and which overlooks Clew
$ 1.00$ 1.25-$ 1.39-$ 1.95-S2.25-S2.95.
, spent Munday at tha F L. Grannis Paul Sullivan, Warren Smith, Al­ bay, County Mayo, on tbe west
home.
fred Allan. Lester Powers. Clarence coast of Ireland.
Ju st arrived, nifty tweeds, dream-« in silk and wool Tha
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Oden berg and Ballew. Auia Cook, Uoyd Tblas,
Mr. and Mia. Bei t Grove of Albany Raymond Thlee. Faye Mtewert,
According to tradition It was
Smart Shop.
• pent Munday at tbe A. W. Mwau- Clyde Smith, Robert Dueenberry, from this mountain that Mt. Patrick
eon liuma
Vugll Hom. Dalton Ward, Harold drove all tbe serpents from Ireland
Loveiy line of aearfa, newest ahadea at the S m a rt Shop.
manager, Jack
B a n d reheanml • » • » » Moiulay Mackln and the
Into tbs sea.
Carter.
ulgbt.
Tha combined girls' and boys' glee
Tbe pilgrimage up tbe side of
, Mia. Clara Burkholder returned
' from Manta Ana. Cal.. Munday ava- clubs, with tha girls' aeztet, under- | the holy mountain, where Kt. Pat
class
girls
chorus,
boys'
chorus
and
uing, alter spending a week at tha
rick spent the 40 daye of Lent In
uuiua of a son. Jouuny Burkhold­ the orchestra are working to give
penance, fasting end prayer, IJVM)
er. line was called name by tha 111- a public concert In December.
A L IC E B R E E D L O V E , Prop
The Future Farmers of America yeare ago, begins on Kuturday eve­
ueee of her mother, Mrs. Lydia
urs
planning
to
give
a
F
ether
and
.itouffer, who la Improving ra ils
Mon banquet at ths high school ning any time between six o'clock
j tacioriiy.
about November 1(1. They plan to and midnight.
George Mcheufele of Portland have Tom Wlllat. state president of
F o re s t M o n e y Is K eoetved.
Torchlights are carried by m tny
•pent r uesday here vlaltlng friend». Future Farmers, attend.
Tha county treasurer received
to light the way and guard against Report on Red Cross
$7.27«
SO Tuesday from tha state
Girls basketball practice started precipitous fells. Often the crowd
Cards, P«'d, Tobacooe, Confeo-
Drive Not Yet Complete treasurer as Lane county’s share of
Uotie. True to Its ruuue. I ho Poo- Friday. Practices will be every breaks Into a hymn to make the
forest reserve money. This fund Is
Monday and Friday until Decern
Urue.
Per « when Inter class tournaments walking easier or to help them to
Final and complete returns from created by rentals of land within
' A number of young people of Ute will start. Dorothy Baldwin Is has- | forget the difficulty of trudging over the Red Cross drive which ends to­ 'he national forests. A share of the
i Methodist church plan to attend a ketball manager.
day < Friday; In this community rental fees are turned over to the
I mid year institute at
Lebanon
Burris Young and two agrlcul- ! stony pallia For the climb up the have not yet been received. How­ state and are apportioned among
yards before reaching the ever, a t noon Wednesday »75 had the counties and Lane county re­
inuieday and Friday of this week, tural students. Norris King and last
it. v M. A Gloves, Ralph. Wayne Wallis Boslaugh, motored to Cor­ summit the pilgrims remove their be>-n collected and this is more than ceives more money from this fund
and Pearl Munioe, Margaret and vallis over tbe week end to pur­ shoes and finish the journey bare the Legion auxiliary, which Is spon­ than any other county In the state.
Three-fourths of this money will
Jiuiune Moules, Isola lauaui, Lime chase some poultry at the Hansen
the drive, had anticipated.
fooled. Many of tbe more religious soring
, ivuiuer. Gladys Miemanu. k red llos- poultry farm.
Mrs. F. I-. Grannis Is chairman of be used for roads and tbe remain­
>ey and t-oweii leoford attended an
The Girls' I-eague are planning to make the entire climb without foot the drive and eleven club« of the der for schools.
! upwurth League rally at Crveaell
city helped A complete report of
protection.
jrn d ay evening. Ralph
Monroa
Thanksgiving D anes Held
Kt. Patrick was seventy years old the drive will be given In next
spoae on 'Can a Person Be e
A dance sponsored by tha Ameri­
Sentinel.
when he first climbed tbe mountain. week's
Christian In Business.'" and Rev. 1
In connection with this drive the can Legion was held 'I lanksglvlng
uruvee spoke on district Epworth
Now many a pilgrim of the aame Arcade theater showed for several night In the armory. Shanda'a or­
i-eugue work.
age makes tbe journey, taking a i nights a Red Cross film which de- chestra furnished tha music. (Past
used because The Sentlael, al­
Toole and other Items of hard­
keen pride In this Imitation of a I plcted the many phases of work tense
though printed Wednesday thia
that the Red Cross Is doing
ware make splendid Christmas
part
of
the
rigid
Lenten
penance
of
week. Is dated Friday.)
gifts. Uraber-Gettys have hundreds i
with a
the patron saint of Ireland.
of Items especially suitable for
Mrs
Dunbar
to
Speak
Cream Is Contributed.
Christmas in a year such as this, c
Mrs Sadie Orr Dunbar, secretary
In giving mention of those who
George Murksbury of E.'gene vis­
of t.he state Tuberculosis league, had
l i you h aven ’t trie d Senti
cooperated
with The Sentinel
D e v il W o rs h ip e rs M u s t
ited here Friday and Maturday.
will speak In the city hall at 2:30 In putting over Its
cooking school.
ucl claaaiiied ads, here is
Wednesday.
She
will
speak
on
the
Caiolyn Giannis, Madelle Beldler
The Sentinel neglected to mention
N o t M e n tio n H is N a m e sale of Christmas seals.
the chance to do ao at
and Wendell Spriggs, U. of U. etu­
the Partin dairy, which furnished
A strange tribe of Yezldl "devil j
de nls, spent Ibanasglvlng day at
the cream used by the school.
little cost, i f you have,
worshipers" bns been discovered In ' There Is No Substitute for News­
tneir liouiea here.
here is a chance to do ao
p
ap
er
Ads.
271lp Boards. The Sentinel.
the mountains of Iraq by Dr. Ed
Jean Allison, student at Oregon
again.
Stale college, spent Thanksgiving
round A. Walsh, vice president of
day at her home hero.
F o r n e x t w eek’a issue of
the Georgetown university.
Alton Woodard. U. of O. student,
T he S entinel, a classified
"This tribe," he said, "worships '
spent iliunksgivlng day at the El­
the evil spirit under the name of
ad o f aiiy length up to 35
bert Bede horns,
'Melek Tans,' symbolized by a
words w ill be accepted at
The Raymond Trask ramily spent
iliunksgivlng day in Centralia.
bronze peacock, before which they
30c fo r three insertions,
Waan., at the home of Mrs. Trask’s
offer Incense, sing, dance and pros
which
is
equivalent
to
10c
sister. Mrs. Ernest Oberg.
trate themselves. Their history goe«
fo r each insertion.
A ny
Mrs. Eduu Pearson and three
back at least to the Seventh cen
children of Eugene spent Thanks­
a d d itio n a l insertions
at
tury.
giving day at Ilia D. P. Cameron
10c the insertion. F o r ad­
"Their beliefs are contained In 1
horns.
Cooking school teachers recommend India Tea to you because
d itio n a l words over 35,
two sacred books which are pre­
Mr. and Mrs. O H . ile m e n w a y ;
left Wednesday for Portland to
served secretly somewhere In the
one cent fo r three inser­
there's more to it. More fragrance. More strength I These
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
mountains—the Book of Revelation
tions.
popular brands of tea contain India Tea. They are available
with relatives there.
and
the Black Book.
fn your neighborhood! Ask your grocer for one by brand
This special is fo r th e com­
Rev. D. P. Cameron gave an ad­
"The Book of Revelation, which
dress in Roseburg Tuesday evening
ing week only, and fo r
name. And, to be sure that you get g e n u in e India Tea, look
undei the auspice« of tbe American
no foreigner has ever seen or been
copy subm itted before 0 p.
for the Map-of-lndia trademark on the package.
Legion. Hie topic was "The Chal­
allowed to read, purporting to con
lenge to Citizenship."
m. Wednesday.
tain the personal Instructions of
ili-ibert W. Whitlock lias been
Satan to his chosen people. One
appointed administrator of tha es­
.All Dealers
ASTOR I N D I A ----------- -------------
of the curious Injunctions of his sa
tate of Henry 1». Whitlock. O. O.
AU Dealers
BANQUET INDIA A CEYLON
V e a tc h . Worth Harvey and T. C.
tanlc
majesty
forbids
the
Yezldl
All Dealers
BANQUET ORANGE PEKOE
Wheeler have been appointed ap­ give a program December 2 in the ever to mention his name or even
high
school
gvmaaslum.
A
one-act
. .All Dealer«
( RES< F.NT BLACK
praisers.
the syllables that compose IL”
play
and
several
Individual
num­
_________________AU D e a le rs
GOLDEN W E S T _____________
Mrs. Hallie Hawkins and the
will compose the entertain­
_ ..Independent Grocers
LIGHT OF A S I A ____________
Glen Owen family of Roseburg bers
ment Parents and friends of high
_____________ _AU Dealers
• pent Munday here with the James school girls are especially invited.
LUCKY ST R IK E _____________
________
A ll H e a te r «
town family and Mr. and Mrs. J.
H ir io r y In R o te s ’ N am e«
MILLION D O L L A R _________
The Future Farmers ot A m e ric a
O Willits.
... .Independent Grocer»
MONARCH __________________
ii.-.it an initiation party last Friday
Few people realize to what ex­
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Haynes and night at the gymnasium for the In­ tent American history Is reflected
Presbyterian Colonial dinner and
L igcetP s A RexaU Stores
OPEKO ______________________
______________ AU Dealers
bazaar. Nov. 30, 1. O. O. F. hall, Ml l-.iomtt Webster of Malem spent coming freshmen, who were joining. In the names of our roses. To be­
TYLER’S IN D IA _____________
several
daye
the
first
of
this
week
At
the
suggestion
of
Burris
Young,
limner Me and 20c, 6-d p. m. nlb-26o nt tho M. V. Allison home.
supervisor, the Initiates were put gin with the name of our country,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Leonard went
Word has been received here through a regular Initiation cere­ there Is the America, a beautiful
to Portland Saturday to attend tho that
Groff of Prineville, u mony Refreshments were served ruby-pink nee, and the Columbia,
funeral of June Solns«. 15-year-old 1 former Ben
resident of this city, was after the Initiation. There were 11
Mrs. Clayton Kimball of I rent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Seines, elected sheriff of Crook oounty by new members as follows: Paul also rose-pink I d color. Then there
»turned home Saturday,
after former residents of this city. Mrs a large majority.
Smith. John Gallo. Mike McKlbben, Is the Francis Scott Key. a dark
ipendmg several days at the home Seines Is a sister of Mr. Leonard.
Gugglsburg. Orval Hodgson, Tyrian roj-e-cniored hybrid tea,
Hugh Nixon Is carrying mall on Virgil
>f a sister. Mr». C. H. Kline.
Mrs. Huy Leonard and children Dlsslon route while Elmer Kent, Earl Murruy. Eldon Grable, Edwin named In honor of the writer of
Hauder.
Burgemen, Norris
Irene
and
Betty
Jean
of
Bi
ad
wood
Connie Hutchinson o f E u g e n e
regular carrier, is visiting a daugh­ King and Wayne
our national anthem. Many of our
Kenneth Mbortyidge.
after ter in Kelso. Wash.
ipent Thursday night here at the returned home Saturday.
Presidents are also represented In
Daisy
Zimmerly
and
Margaret
tome of an aunt. Mrs. Margaret spending two weeks at their borne
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mhofstall and
were Initiated into the the roll call of the roses.
dote Mrs. Mole accompanied her here.
son spent Thanksgiving day In Shelburne
o Eugene Friday for a visit.
Thia Is a year of all years to se­ Portland at tbe home of relatives. Torch Honor society at a meeting
held for that purpose Friday eve­
Christmas gifts at a hardware
W. O. Perry was here from ning at the home of the advisor.
The I’llgrtm fathers started the s lect
l o i e . Why not a tool or several Newberg during the past week.
S even C o n tin e n ts
-ustom of eating turkey. Thank tools
Miss Elsie Lea. Games were played
a Christmas present, or one
reaven th-.y didn't decide on chop of a as
The land of the globe Is some­
The Lundy Woodson service sta­ and refreshments were served at
thousand
other
things
to
be
may. You better doclde on some found at Uraber-Goltys.
times divided Into two continents,
n25c tion at tbe corner of Main and an early hour.
row tubes for your radio. See liadlo
streets has been taken over
The letter girls have started the eastern and western ; sometimes Into
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Kliue
spent
the Fifth
Hay. down by the bridge.
hllftc
bv
Fred
Wanker.
Mr.
Woodson
has
custom
of
holding
a
business
meet­
w ea l, end In Trent at the home of
four. Africa, Asia. Europe and
not announced future plans.
Mis K ilim parents.
* Cooking Khoel (aochen know lko( IndU
America; more commonly Into five,
Melvin
Breese,
student
at
Oregon
Mrs. Elmer Frans of Portland »e- State college, epent Thanksgiving
grew, tha werid", (lna,t (aal They raceaaaad
agricultural
Australia being reckoned as one;
turned horns Friday. a»fler spending day here at the home of his par­
still oftener Into six. North and
Indie Tao to yoa knowing that It »rill bring
several
weeks
here
at
the
tom
e
of
L im e R ock
South America being counted sepa­
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. crank ents. Mr and Mra. O. V. Breese.
you graetar tao Mli«foctie« . . . and that 1»
Kelly. She was accompanied home
rately ; and since 1909 the land
P r ie m a t B la c k b u tta
DIVIDE.
will eo»l yov no mora than rhot which yo«
by her mother.
about the South pole—the Antarc-
Nov.
22.
A
surprise
miscellan­
l a ba g a p e r to n H-OS
Mrs. Ada Eperson of Portland ar. eous shower was given Mrs. Oral
weald hove to poy for ordinary taov To got
tlc or Austral—has been counted as
rived Friday to spend a month at McLaughlin, a recent bride, last
Naw. Oadriaw dbkaa Otdaraat
I n C ustom er"» baga. P in
gonalno Indio Tao. look (or tho trodaaork
the seventh.
the home of a daughter. Mrs. H. A. Thursday by women of the com­
driak*. Addrasn India fee
Hagen
(obova) oa tha pockoga bafera yoa boy I
munity. Many attractive and usa-
(«rao», <2 laavar ft. Msa
Piasbyterlan basaar and Colonial ful gifts were received.
M a te r ia ls fo r L a a tb a r
Names printed in free
VoAOfy
Amos McGarvln nas gone to Yon­
Miss Grace McOeorge of Seattle ! dinner. Quilt and rug display. 1. O.
The Netherland East Indies send
nl5-25c calla to work.
returned home the last of the work O. F. hall. Nov. »0
skins
of
pythons,
water
snakes
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mteve
Tonole
and
on
all
orders
o
f
25
or
after spending-several weeks here
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Jones and
at the home of a slater. Mrs. Hnrrv daughter Ada Marla of Eugene daughters May. Katy and Annette
Java ringed lizards to the United
Thursday In Eugene.
Neat.
States to be made Into leather.
spent Thanksgiving day at the El­ spent
more
reserv
ed
b
efore
June Frier spent the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins bert Bede home,
visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs.
spent Sunday in ttoseburg at the
M r . and Mrs. Elmer Luce and son E J. Frier. June stays with her
vln (Eugene). Oscar
Jackson.
December 10.
spent Thanksgiving with
rela­ grandmother, Mrs. Taylor, and at­
C. A. Smith home.
Ralph Sears and the honored guests.
tives
in
northern
California
tends high school at Drain.
Madelle Beldler. Margaret Ash­
L. M. Powell was In Eugene on
Mr». W. C. Green and eon Wil­
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Chapman
ton and Charles Marshall, students
business Tuesday.
liam
Robert
of
Portland
returned
and
I-es
Chapman
made
a
business
at the University of Oregon, spent
Jessie Joll returned to school
the week end at the home o f M a­ home Sunday, after spending sever­ trip to Eugene Monday.
Monday, after several weeks' ab­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hart of Sa­
delia's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. al days with Mrs. Groan’s parents.
sence on account of Illness.
Mr. end Mrs. Otto Dobbarateln.
lam came Monday to spend Thanks­
Beldler,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson and
giving with Mr. and Mrs. Jack ---------------- ~
'
sons Lvle and Dean were visitors
Jones.
Mr and Mrs. Willie Perlni and ing every two weeks during the Sunday at the Harry Benston home
e . J. Sears and
I-oule Wertz of Anlauf visited Sun­ noon hour. Miss Thelma Kern is ad-
visor. Each girl brings her lunch. II. Rydell attended a school board
day at the M. J. Perlni home.
Mi and Mrs. J. A. Mackev and Two meetings of this type have I meeting at Walker high school
daughter. Mrs. Artie Dugan, vlsl’td been held this year.
evening.
Miss Theresa Young and Miss Joy j Monday
In Eugene Saturday with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tucker were
IN T H E S E N T IN E L
Mackey's
brother-in-law. F. F. Ingalls entertained Mr. and Mrs. In Eugene on business Thursday.
Parker, who recently underwent en Robnett of Eugene at dinner Fri­
Mrs. M. A. Horn was called to
operation at a Eugene hospital. Mr. day evening.
Thursday by the serious
The central council of the girls' 1 Eugene
Pnrker la reported to be recovering
¡llnesa of a sister. Mrs. John WaJ-
league held a meeting during dinner den.
satisfactorily.
Mrs.
Horn returned home
Several persons from Divide at­ hour at the practice house Tuesday home Monday evening and reports
tended the opening dance at Drain evenlng. Evelyn Coiner was In , Mrs. Walden much improved.
charge of the dinner. They com- j M D. Nichols returned Saturday
Saturday night.
Name ...
Mr. and Mrs. E O. Roberts and pleted
_,„ht the plans for girls' league | evening from Cow Creek canyon,
Mrs. McGarvln of Silk creek visit­
F L. Grannis, principal, has an- I ’ here he had 8^ nt the week w,th
ed nt the Frank McOarvln homo
nephew.
Address
Sunday. Mrs. McGarvln Is the nounced that there will be no a The
Boclal Neighbors club met at
mother of Mrs. Roberts and Frank school Thursday and Friday In ob­ the home of Mrs. Clyde Wright
servance of Thanksgiving.
McGarvln.
Wednesday
of last week.
As many of these coupon» will be credited ns you can gath­
Ray Plalz, Leonard Olin and
Mrs. W. J. Curtis of Comstock
Gerald Connor returned from a
er before tbe expiration date. Have your friends save them
Burkholder. freshmen.
visited Mrs. J. A Mnckev Tuesday. Charlotte
Ostrander, junior, re-I
w l.tk
at M<>
Mr. and Mrs. Coggswell of Mon­ and Harriet
for you. Each coupon good for 1(K) votes.
,-hnni
Minnvllle Tuesday evening.
roe have moved Into one of the turned to school Monday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Nixon
son
Alfred Allen, sophomore, who Donald were Sunday dinner and
Pass Creek service station cabins.
NOT GOOD AFTER DECEMBER 10
guests
Mr. Coggswell will work on the withdrew from school last week, has at the A. Wolford home In Lynx
to Willamina. Ore.
gVct.i°P---------------------------------------- moved
Ray Jenkins, sophomore, has Hollow.
E. J. Kent left Sunday for Kelso.
That for »v«ry dollar spent for
been absent from school the past Wash.,
to visit at the home of a
week.
daughter,
Mrs.
Clarence
I^ewis.
domestic electricity m the United
George McCollum of Portland Hugh Nixon (Cottage Grove) Is
registered as a sophomore Monday. carrying
the mall on Dlsston route
S tates $1,60 is spent for Ice
Howard Jacobsen and Lloyd De
Mr. Kent’s place.
Young, both graduates of the high In Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Wolfard
and
Geam? There is no other soarce
school, visited school Monday.
Larry Lee (Eugene) spent Sat­
Geneva McCoy, assisted by Mar­ son
night at the Lee Nixon home.
of energy at any price that will take the piece of elet.trieity.
garet Short, entertained Mrs. Sher­ urday
The county road crew are mov­
— P h o n e 153—
man and Mrs. Newman at linner ing
Electricity not only produces perfect light but is the most
the
machinery
out
from
the
Monday evening at the practice new road leading to Ralph Sears’
house
efficient cooking fuel as well. Electricity b a parfeet laun­
____________
place. There will be no more work
done on It until next summer.
dry servant and gives the most dependable refrigeration
DELIGHT VALLEY
Mrs. E J. Sears and Harriet
Nov. 22.—Frank, Nathan and . Nichols attended the Sentinel cook-
in use today. H even furnishes the feesdy with entertammenl
Jeasle Joll were Eugene visitors j Ing school at the armory In Cottage
Saturday.
I Grove Friday afternoon.
through the radio and so greatly shortena hoatehold tasks
Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Hunt and
A new radio was Installed Mon-
Walnuts, new crop, lb.
15c Black Figs, 3 lbs.............................23c
daughter Audrey arrived Thursday day at the Lee Nixon home-
that the housewife spends much of her time in
fiom Hynes, Cnl., Mr. Hunt and
Raisins, 3 lbs....................................23c Coffee, Golden West, lb..............33c i sons
having recently purchased the
and pleasant association with her family instead
It. C. Barfield ranch. Miss Audrey
Cocoanut,
lb....................................23c
started
to
Cottage
Grove
high
of in the kitchen. Y e t . . . although electricity
Pimentoes, 2 cans...........................15c
school Wednesday She will go |
back and forth each day with !
it the world’s most perfect servant, it b
Pineapple, 2 large c a n s ............... 35c Dates, new crop, 3 lbs..................25c , Grace
and John Hohman.
. . . so cheep that the average family
Miss Ruth Hohman Is spending'
Corn, Golden Maize, 2 cans
35c Mayonnaise, Golden, pint.............25c . several days at the John Walden
■ ore for Ice Geam than for Electricity.
home In Eugene.
Francis Horn and Elta Hohman
spent the week end with friends in
Corvallis.
A turkey dinner was given Mon-
year
I day at the Ralph Sears home cele­
brating the birthday anniversaries :
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER
of Mrs. Marv Smith (Walker). Mrs.
D u r in g
| Oscar Jackson and Mrs. Sears.'
i Those present were Mrs. Aden Mll-
' ler, Mr. and Mr«. Clyde Wright, [
Lyle Jackson, Mrs. Harry Benston
and son Norman (Eugene), Mrs. j
Day Bayley and son. Arthur M sl-,
COM E SEE!
Come-Everybody!
2:30P.M.
SÄT.
h 7 N0V.2B
2:30 P.M.
T H E SM A R T SHOP
The Fair’s Gala
Christmas Opening
Santa Claus
M i l Be Thera
IN P E R S O N
FREE
A Wan tad
for 10c
G IF T
for every child
accompnnied by a parent
Here are the teas
recommended t o you by
cooking school reachers
AND FOR THE LADIES
A FREE guess on
the beautiful
48-pc set of colored
glassware to be given
away Christmas eve
The FAIR
C ity B riefs
INDIA
kA
Christmas
Cards
FREE
INDIA TEA
The Sentinel
Electricity
100 FREE VOTES
IceCream
GOLD CA M PA IG N
y o u KHOW
S m ith -S h o rt G ro c e ry
Saturday G rocery Savings
Sweet Potatoes
10 pounds 25c
1 oz. Bottle Almond Extract
Free
With Each Bottle of Extract
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