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daal about which wa haar so m ix ti
p iu ra o aad s.a<ulars
ara
la te r
chaagaabla hat whao Jobs w n tas
for
which ww are
id atta c h
a
footaots rx p ia .n in * tha reason for
d a ta * vtoiwaew ta the
r o le s
laid
ta <x»r g ra m m a r* and taught
in our achoola I t would ha interest
■ rig to know in which stratum .O re-
fa n fo rm ) John has been placed ia
W 'asktactoa society, aad
w hether
ta W ashington they speak of the
s tra ta *" o f
_
O M a;
htah aahool rtr.a a
H rs
V ic to r
bars, l i n t s
t a t k i of w eddlas
M rs P
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Uh.ltv
.__- . ------------------ * • w»re M rs
Bukow sk;
sw m M n
jG ¿ n ry t/irc ¿
o f t bs M a so n k
q u arts, and t h « ' wtves members
o f the high school s tria e
quartet
aad Bruce Cota T h a com m ittee ta
c h a rs * o f the din ner
w a* l i r a
C h a rte , H a -t M r s M s * B ir d and
M rs <3aor«a M atth e w s M 's W a r-
fen D aug h erty was a chares of the
p ra g m a , Follow in g the
s r-g rtm
each *ro u o held Ita m a e ta g M rs
as wsicomed as a new
M the a u x ilia ry M rs F L
O r a a n n cave a re a o rt ad tbs dance
•bORsored by the a u x ilia ry S a tu r­
day Might a t
w hich
C f. ft) was
Cleared M rs D a u g h erty cave a re­
port oh a recent card p arty spon­
sored by the M i l i a r y
a t w hich
tx> waa .-.eared M r* A W H a ilb
•» ■ ’» «ave a report on a recent trip
ta P o rtla n d ta attend a Ctrl scout
m eeting M r* M ax B ird ra v e
a
POPPV w reath rep ort A rra n g e m e n t*
fu r M em o rial d a ,
service* w ere
Hay 9 , 1953
Wa have onda a c o a p la ta
A g r e a t th in g has occurred n aongst u s .
tu rn -arou n d , and a t l a s t A a e r le a '« fa o e i s toward tha f u tu r a .
Three y e a r s ___ 1929 to 1932----- we A aerloan s look ed backward.
A ll
our o ld f in a n c i a l and p o l i t i c a l M achinery was geared t o p u ll us out o f
th e d e p r e ssio n by th e saae door through which we e n te r e d ,
«•
It f a ile d .
K l 4 4 0 .« B IL L O X P D
thought i t S ln p ly a c a se o f g o in g back th e way we ca®e.
R a ja d a B U . aaarh bawdLskarad
Severa. *urpr.ead M r a C H K ta
Re now r e a l i s e th a t th e way out I s forw ard— through I t .
philosopher fro m L a y s * creak, wa*
a t her bosn* F r t i a r ko n n fia g her
ta tha ettjr thia waali fo r tha firs t
on her b ir'h d a v
a a a lw r s a r t
A
Thanks f o r th a t b e lo n g s t o P r e sid e n t R o o s e v e lt .
In a u g u ra tio n
tijo a M ac* tha alacUoaa last f a l l
covered dish din ner was served at
But because be has remruacd la tha
m>:ai and the aftern oo n w a * «pant
Day he turned th e Ship o f S ta te around. Having ob served th e f a i l u r e
a o u o ta ia f as-,* * * * * * doaa sot mean
aoctallv Guaats were M r * W L
W h eeler M rs R F B aug h m an and
that he b a s a l kept posted oa w bat
o f s in c e r e e f f o r t s to haul us back th e way ww c a a e . he d e sig n e d a nee
dau gh ter A lth e a M rs I^ w ls W e *'
has te a s coiag on.
M rs F ra n k K r n b a l G ale K im b a ll
I ra p ra tty g e a e ra jy rotad the
The Santina, has agaia been en­ M rs W E W hee.er and M r a C la y ­
aeth od ___nee p o l i t i c a l and f in a n c i a l a a o h ln e r y -----to p u ll us out
republican ticket." *ard B ill b u t I
dorsed. I t has alw ays *a id
th a t ton K im b a ll and dau gh ter B ettv of
can t be’p but have a lot o f ad
fra '.e m it,«*
sad
aorontiea w are T re n t and M rs C h arter W heeler
m l r a t i n , fo r thia fallow R o w s r t it
th e way e e are g o in g ---- forw ard. He I s c le a r in g I n t e r n a t io n a l
made to« a r f e ¡a p art of col *<e and daughter Sh.r.ev of ABtanv
1 dida t th in k much of hrm while
Ths
::f* and that coUece*
would
be
o b s t a c le s out of th e way; ho does n ot stan d In awe of t a r i f f s .
ha was a candidate, and did n't even
P h i i i i p S B u ko w ski
t this ettv
batter o ff under some other m eth­
eattoa to h im much w hile ba was
od of houain« stu d en t* A recent and M ie* N e ll Rushs, of Me-di rd
p eo p le b egin t o f e e l th a t ho does not tak e a d v ic e froa th e • l n t e r -
sw x.-.n g h a chance a* the W h ite
a fo rm e r resident, w ere
m arried
survey nt our uarvaraity shows fra ­ Sunday a t M edford U r Bukow ski
House I araan t imprcaaad by his te rn ity aad sorority students drop-
o s ts * ; th a t he has courage and l o y a l t y to work f o r one supre
campaign. and didn't take kindly p in * below n o a -fra te ra ity and non- has been in the b arber shoo turn
naaa hers fo r m any vsars and the
to t s
aloofness when
H erbert sorority students in schoiast.c at
That i s a b ig
bride is well know n here Ths cere
I n t e r e s t o n ly — th e w e lfa r e o f the A aerloan p e o p le ,
H oover asked h im to M t ta oa tha ts.nm ents It is becom in* apparent
mony was perform ed a t tha home
Job w hich
H _
oover
was . soon ’ -’ as T h e Senunei alw ays ha* ciaim
of the O fficiatin g m in ister. Rev R
.
.
achievem ent f o r two months In o f f i c e .
b
t ° « * Jour years ed
u
{Q
w h< , C How ell. Mine V io la Strtu uf w a*
of eueh tunes a* would bave made
< irU
, o rJ , !r< r bndcaciaud and M ilto n G re a a fia ld
And now ee a l l lo o k to ehat I s com ing; ee grow l e s s and l e s s
the past fou r
like ram pant !o
w lthout m ayo n n * in fra- w a* beat man
prosperity.
concerned w ith eh at I s b eh in d . We are lo o k in g f o r a h and -h old on
ternit y or sorortty membersh p
M rs Mae Tennis and M rs Iv a
“I stlil baitevt th a t if H erb ert
M
o
m
*
entertained
the
E
a
g
le
*
sew
had been returned to the job w ith
th e h au l r o p e . Every man wants to do eh at he oan, and a l l he can .
The curato r of anthropology at • ng circle F rid a y aftern oo n at the
a vote such as that fiv e n F D. we
the Sm rthsuniaa In s titu tio n says home of M rs T en s * T h e tim e era*
should be on tha upgrade again the
The b e s t th in g I can do f o r th e Country I s to c r e a t e In d u str y
that o ur use o f highbrow
is all spent q u iltin g and rsfreehm en-
anm * ns we seam to be now, but
The
wrong, because the height of the w ere served at the tea hour
th a t doesn't stop my kind ly feel­
roosns were a ttra c tiv e w ith sprtn r
by b u ild in g good motor c a r s .
I f I knee an y th in g b e t t e r t o d o , I
brow md.catea nothing as to
a
R ow er* G u est* were M r»
Edna
ing fo r one who seems to know
person
s
m
en
tal
a
tta
m
m
e
n
ta
th
a
t
if
P
itcher.
M
r*.
M
a
r
t
T
u
r
e
M
r
*
w bat ha la doing nor m y wUltng-
would do i t .
In d u stry must be my c o n t r ib u t io n . Motor oars must
the M ild re d Pow ell. M r* Echo W eld n
neaa to be helpful. O f course, what the brow .ndicated anythin g
Eskim
os
would
be
the
brainiest
M
rs
I--*e
N
ix
o
n
and
M
ra
Fan
n
e
I th in k has little to do w ith the
f a c e ahead t o th e f u t u r e , l i k e e v e r y th in g e l s e .
They are so muoh
Hayes
situation, but w hat several millions folk. "H ig h b ro w " is seldom use-1 e x ­
♦
cept
aa
a
slang
word
and
fssa
w
ill
p art o f th e N a tio n ’ s d a i ly l i f e th a t I f th ey la g behind th e y b o ld
like me th in k does have a lot to do
Misse* B<-
-so n
Frances
w ith It, and I t is largely because recognua tha word w ith tha m ean­ M a c k in and J u a n ita H o per e n te r­
ing the curator give* to it It is so
the people generally are in the same
tained the 5 A H club Thursday
th e Country back.
seldom used to indicate higher in­ evening o f last week a t the home
fra m e of mind that I am th a t I a t­
telligence th a t the curator • point of Miaa Johnson T h - a v a trn g w a*
trib u te the recent rebound in busi-
Is lost upon the m u ltitu de
spent socially aad the room * w ar*
a ttra c tiv e w ith spring flow ers It
' And isn’t it funny how our ideas
It la no longer to be Hoover dam. was decided to b a r * a picnic at
change I can rem em ber whan sug­
eo adm in is tra tio n officials tel] us. th eir neat regular m eeting ..i two
gestions such as those made by our
w hich is small enough to m ake w e e k* A picnic luncheon w a* serv­
president would h are
given
the
•om e of u* w ant to swear R epub.1 ed at a late hour
country the ere rlas tin g Jitters and
can* generally are supporting the
The
Calaooovx
troop of girl
sent some of us to the insane
Roosevelt a d m inistration , but m a n y __________________
e ntertained w ith a c o v e re d
asy lu m * N ow we calm ly give the o f us still th in k a lot o f Hoover and d scouts
;«r im r e r T h i i ' < ta~
enrng at 1
president power to do w h a t we
the determ ination of the
powers the home of th e ir »e it leader. M r
fo rm e rly thought would wreck the
th a t be to elim in ate the nam e of A W H eU iw eil. T here a re 15 men-
country and sit confidently by ex­
our ex-pres.dent c o m e * w ith poor bers and all paw ed 'en d erfo o i tests
pecting all the results to be just
grace fro m thoae who need
the at th e ir reg u lar m eeting Thurw i»-.
w h a t we want. Old B ill B ryan may
evening of last week T h e table was
support th a t we are glad to give.
yet be hailed as a patron saint or
set w ith a red table cloth and the
som ething o f th a t sort.
Newspapers o f the state are table and rooms w ere a ttra c tiv e
"Brought In a Jag of wool today m akin g quite an ado over a state­ w ith spring flo w e r* T h e evening
was spent socially
and the price I received m ay be
m en t th a t the Ind iana had no swear
one reason w hy I have a kind words u ntil they .esrsed our lan-
Mem ber» o f the Rebekah and I The table and r s m , w ere a ttr a c ­ ning of last week at th e ir horn*
word to say fo r things a t W asb-
th * Royal N eighbor* club Monday on "Iria " and M r * S I . Godard will
_
J
. .
<ua«« O f course,
they
had
no O O. F lodge* en te rta in e d w ith a tive w ith tu lip * vnd s pire*. Guests honoring Mlsa N ellie B u .h e ll, who
evening T hs tim e was spent q u ilt­ ta lk on "Trsllsase llergoias
and
for. .’T °° ’ for automobiles »nth back seat d ______
riv e r* basket d in n e r Sunday follow ing
w are M rs H a ro ld
W h ltio c k
and was m a rrie d
Munday
to
P
h
illip
ing and refresh m en t* were served I x t t t i c e e *
,
foods, fo r clothing w i l l
mean
and did n't need rues w%rds but to church service* T he a ft a m . <n wa- Mr». S ft Veatch. T h a club w ill B u ko w ski of this c ity Mlsa Buahell at a late hour Ths room * were a t­
tougher time» fo r « w hile for the bear the m otion picture
Indians
* program and socially meet a weak fro m neat T hu rsday received m any g ift* and
refresh ­ tra c tiv e w ith lilacs
M rs
H
R
w ith M r . H R V e a tc h
fello w who has to buy w ith ou t an
T he tad im ' Bible claae of the
program
f musical
m e n t* were served at a tale hour Veatch w a * a guest
ta lk one would be lad to baUave tha
bv x consisted
lb < rt G n „ o ;a
.
Increased income, but he »rill be a e n tire language waa m ad * up o f , CTrt orch,
Methodist church held Its regular
A large w edding c a k * w a s a fea-
lestra. vocal solo« by J e ff I Resear h club* m et Tuesday sve- tu z s . T h * ro o m s * . r .
m o n t h ly b u s in e s s a n d s o c ia l m eet
heck of a lot surer of hie Job aad
a ttra c tiv e
s w e a r w o rd s .
T u rn e r and Bruce Cole, readings bv n __
in k
M
, r » Bay Isom reported on w ith lilacs and llllles of the valley
T hs high school teachers enter ing Wednesday aftern oo n In the
anyw ay, that's the w ay we have to
F
ra
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c
is
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rn
,
an
address
by
Rev
T
h
e
Rom
ance
o
f
Salem.
M
a
s
.
tam ed w ith a din ner Thursday eve. church parlors ftefrssh m en la were
come out o f a depression I t has to
A new cam era ta k e * 3.000 pic­ I. O. Shaw and com m u nity singing achu .etts," and M rs D A. Em erson
ning of last w e e k at the '
served at ths tea hour
ba doss, so it m ay as weJj be dons tured a second. N o w , I f sound can
M rs F C H ouser and son H a r-
reported
on
W
itc
h
c
ra
ft
"
T
h
e
roll
honoring Mlsa Rara lx>ul*e Shields,
now
old
e
ntertained
w
ith
a
d
in
n
e
r
Sun-
T he E astern 8 ta r entertained call was answered
be made to synchronise a t th a t
w h o w ill n .it r e t u r n h e r e n e x t v e n t
adth
c u rren t
T he men's Bible class of the
" W . j . got
y *.
back
before high speed, we m ay get a ta lk ie w ith its an n u al children's night event» T h e report o f the program ;l > y . ‘ fle table was centered w ith a Follow ing ths d inner a theater p a r­
M ethodist church held He regular
bowl
of
sweatpeaa
Guests
war#
F
rid
a
y
evening
T
h
e
children
e
n
te
r­
c o m m i t t e e was g iv e n T h e club w ill
ly was formed
rea lis tic a lly depicting a w ife tellin g
m onthly business m estlng Monday
I '° u |»e Shield*.
M l,.
tained w ith a program and ice meet M ay 31 a t tha home o f M ra w ?
- ♦-
hubby w h a t she thin ks of him fo r
evening In ths church parlors
M e rle Bowen J im m y H o w ard and
cream and candy bars w ere served Em erson.
T h * Cottage Grove G arden club
staying out u n til 3 a m .
Bovd E S hirey and eon Charles
late In the evening T he rooms were
O I . I I c lu b w i l l m e e t T u c d s v
w ill meat this afternoon ( F rid a y I
a ttra c tiv e w ith spring flo w e r* The
M
rs
S
I.
M
a
c
k
in
en
te
rta
in
e
d
the
ith
M ir re
In
city
hall
A r flow
show
will
•e t o ir rg
M rs
a
w
a—
,n th * c
,,v n
a“ A
u r w er
er e
now w
i ll w n
n a
s
t « ie
g e j J a a r r a o b h e e e e n n fo r a
ADAM AND E V E
com m ittee in
charge
was
M r* ■ t topia club T h u rs d a y
aftern oo n
-------¿------ t - A f l r n f n te r ta ln e d hr heUj, M rs «! It A r n e .i w |H (e lk I V» b r id e - d e . , e r t ly n c h e n
Adam lived a m e rry life
Charles Beidler. Mr* John Kelly The tim e was spent socially
and a
In the G arden nook;
and M rs Nelson D u rh am
two-course luncheon was served at
H e d id n ’t have to w o rry
Mrs. H A M i'ls r en te rta in e d th e th * tea sour T h * table and ro o m *
H o w his clothe* would look.
tulips and
—G reensboro « G a r H erald -J o u rn a l. Social T w e lv e club T h u rs d a y a fte r­ were a ttra c tiv e w ith
M r*
K Com pton and M r*.
noon o f last week. T h e topic for ii
discussion was the presides’ * cabi­ Lew is Johnson were guests
Poor E v e s life was sadder
♦ —
net T he rrxims were a ttra c tiv e w ith
In the G arden nook;
M rs A W K im e en tertain ed the
purple lilacs and re fre s h m e n t* were
W hen she wore her latest gown
LaCornu«
club
Tuesday
afternoon
served a t the tea hour M rs. D H
Adam would t look.
I he tim e was spent socially and re­
— W estern Leader. H em en w ay was a guest. T h e club freshm ents w ere served at the tea
w ill meet In tw o weeks w ith M r»
hour T h # ro o m * w ere a ttra c tiv e
Bessie S u tcliffe
N o w Eve's life is happy
w ith lilacs. Iris and
splrea. T he
In tl»* G arden nook;
club
w ill m eet in four weeks w ith '
M rs A W H e iliw e ll entertained
L ate gowns are so snappy
Mrs.
W
arren
M
cF
a
rla
n
d
the M P G. club w ith a 1 V) lun ch ­
Adam w a n t* to look'
♦ -
eon Tuesday I t w a * served fa m ily ;
T h e K eeper* o f the Den e n te r­
H O W D Y F O L K S And then
style, the table wa» set w ith a red
HEBRON
tained the senior g ir l* of the high
there was the fa rm e r, who,
M ay 17 M r* George Kebelbeck table cloth and the women wore school w ith a b reakfast S a tu rd a y
when asked how business
and little d aughter Caroline. M rs house dresses T h e table and rooms m orning at the home o f M rs V ln a l
was. answered. "Oh. Just sow
tu lip * R a n d a ll The table and rooms were
John Kebelbeck M r» Fred P atten were a ttra c tiv e w ith lila c *
sow. just sow sow."
M rs F C F ü h re r and M rs P E and Iria. T h e aftern oo n was spent decorated w ith
blue and sliver
Toung attended the cooking school socially M rs K K M ills w ill en­ senior class colors T h e
m o rn ing
te rta in the club In tw o w eek*.
in C ottage G rove last week
was spent social’
M rs T . J. C la rk visited T hu rsday
B U S IN E S S
is
GOOD
M r*. F red Anderson entertained
w ith M rs. M a lin d a A ubrey In C ot­
W I T H US G O O D G O O DS
Miss \ ,o|a Strong, fo rm e r resi­
the E lm a rte a club Tuesday w ith a
tage Grove
A N D R E A L S E R V IC E
dent o f thl» cRv. and Miss M a r­
M r*. Mabel H e a th and boys and 1 30 bridge dessert luncheon M rs guerite M c A liis te r of M ed ford en-
S P E L L S SUC CESS I N A
score
M rs. F an n ie P a tte n visited Mrs. J M ervill» Veatch held high
LARG E MEASURE
t e r t a m e d w i t h a p a rty Tuesday eve-
P atten in Cottage G rove M onday
•
M r and M rs. F red P atten and
B«vit C n tif
ohiidren were Sunday din ner guests
Safeway H ighest Grade
Says M aud M u ffin s, "M en are
of M r and M rs D an Dugan of D i­
vide.
apt to be like oil wells, the
deeper you go the worse they
M r*. P. E Young visited S a tu r­
Hard Wheat
look."
day and Sunday w ith M alin d a A u ­
brey In C ottage G rove and attended
an e n te rta in m e n t given by the R e ­
bekahs Saturday evening. She also
The only rig h t angle it the
m arched in the Mothers* day pa­
T R T -A N G L E
rade Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. A lb e rt B arkem eyer
and little son Leonard and
Mrs.
H e rm a n B a rk e m e ye r visited S u n ­
AND
THE
R IG H T
day In Eugene w ith a s la te / and
A N G L E I N R A D IO R E ­
daughter. Miss K a tie B a rk e m e ye r
C E P T IO N IS T H E R E G ­
U L A R USE O R O U R
M rs F. C F ü h re r spent Tuesday
»12« T U B E TJCHTER. I T
w ith Mrs. O liv e r Robinson
n<dlr
Creswell.
CO STS Y O U N O T H IN G .
M r. and M r*. A. L . O llh a m and
daughters spent M others' day at
Electrically yours,
Not! w ith M r*. G llham 's m other,
Radio Ray
Has This to Say:
J U B IL E E S A L E
M a y l9 to 25 In clu siv e
Sugar
F lou r
th ro u g h
4 9 - |b.sack
RADIO RAY.
Mr* Jam es Morris.
T he T. J. C la rk e fa m ily called
Sunday afternoon
at
the
Jack
C herry home a t cam p A.
SOCIETY
SALESBOOKS!
We meet all competition
and furnish the beat nale-
book on the market.
Home merchants should
buy tbeir sababooks at
home.
x
T h e S e n tin e l
Practically
Printing.
T our Home
Mrs. V ic to r Cham bers, Mrs. Roy
Short. Mrs. K. K M ills and M rs. H
W. Ixirnbard entertained the D augh­
ters of the N ile club fro m Eugene
with a I o'clock luncheon Wednes-
'Jay at Masonic hall. T he luncheon
bv ^ e
C onstellation
club. The table was a ttra c tiv e w ith
bouquets of snapdragons and sweet
peas Follow ing the luncheon a
business m eeting was held In the
Masonic club rooms and the re-
' ma , ! i er
*he afternoon was spent
socially The rooms were a ttra c ­
tive w ith Iris and tulips N ineteen
members fro m Eugene w ere pres- 1
•n t.
- , T h* ^ ' ’«hyterlan missionary so-
ciety will meet W ednesday a fte r-
noon w ith M rs L. W Coiner M rs
. ,v B1*c>nnore w ill have charge
iu .i
M r" M a ry Bm lth w ill
lead devotional* and M rs. W . V. I
McGee will have charge
of
the
query corner.
c“ .n L* K ,on “ bd auxlll-
l i a? u eS ? lned w lth tt 6 30 cover-
Everything in
h n .i ’ h
M onday evening In
Alwnya Try
t i t m i ° f national music week A f ­
te r d in ner the follow ing program
P rin ter Finn
^1 Geimsn'b i ÍU * ,<:,l »«Isctlons bv
-«J J G erm an band; vocal solo, George
WORLD'S FAIR TRIP
A free ticket through California? That'» what it amnunta to.
For at the n e * low »uminer fare» to Chicago, N e w Y o rk and
mo«t other eattern cities, Southern Pacioc w ill take you
through California fur out i f more rail fare than a trip straight
East and hack.
Thi» privilege is your» on all fare, ex«ept the new firtt claw
21-day roundtrip, which is »lightly higher than the lare via
direct route,.
Add day, in gay California to memories of your eaitera trip
A t the fares ,hown here you can, for example, «wing down
through San Franciwo, L o , Angele», Arizona. Then up our
Golden Stale Route through Kan«a, City to Chicago. O r, it
your detination >» N ew York, include N ew Orleans in your
trip, with an «Mean voyage from N ew O rlean, to N ew Yo rk
(m eal, anti berth on »learner intluded in rail fare). Return on
any northern line. Stopover anywhere.
Examplet of turnmer roundtrip faret from main line
pointt, via California, May 1J to Oct, l i
TO CHICAGO
TO NEW YORK
Loach Ç2I-day)
Coach
(21-dsy) . . , . . . . $60.50
»60.50
Tourist (21-day) , . . . 70.50
1st clast (2 1 -d a y )..........«0.50
lat d as , (O ct. 31 lim it) 90.30
Coach (2 1 -day) . . . . 9 9S-90
Tourist (21 -clay) , . . , 10«.90
litc la s , (21-day) . . . 118.90
l» tc la „ (45-day) , . . 124.40
U t eia»,(Oct-31 lim it) 13J.1J
Sim ilar low farei, via California, to a ll
n a ilo n f i l i t i , M a j I ) to O ft. 11
$1.29
4 sx.—$4.89
CALIFORNIA
on your
Airway Coffee
lb.-23c
Prince Albert 2 tins 29c
Posts Bran Flakes pkg 9c
Certo
bottle 25c
«
Jello assorted flavors pkg. 8c
Snow Flakes 2 lbs. 23c
Balco
tin 45c
Salmon, Libby’s Red tin 15c
Maximum
33c
Candies Cellophane pkg. 10c
Salt Maximum
pkg. 8c
C a lu m e t
G ard en F resh
Lettuce
.........
3h ead s 10c
Spinach
f’rfap ntid tender
3 lbs. 10c
Oranges
barge Pnney .......
Doz. 3 3 c
Strawberries
Pest flavored
3 boxes 2 5 c
Bananas
linking Powder Innurnnc«-
S o u th e rn P a c in o
57c
$5.29
Golden ripe
Lb. can ........................... 25c '
4 lbs. 2 5 c
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