The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 14, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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JIHKOOJL.
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V a r i« «
ants. Mr. and Mrs. G. B Arnset
Cecil Mvars. also of the W est Vlr-
nla. is also a guest of Mr. and
rs Arnest. having accompanied
Howard home.
Mr and Mrs George Foeter and
children were at the Charles Con
THORNTON CORNERS.
July 13.—Mr. and Mrs F. L ner home In Delight valley picking
POR BALE—JEREEY GUERNSEY
LOST 4 N D POUND
Hockett. accompanied by Vlr«il cherries Saturday morning
aiUk sow. Freeh Oood MUkar.
Mrs Jean Long o f Cottage Grove
Lawraaee Brown. D elight valley. TAK EN U P — YEARLING JE R McKibben of Cotta«« Grove. were
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs
bare Eugene vtettora Saturday
Phon« 35-F-81___________ •*> Halfer
Mra WUluun W hitlock and «htt* J W Fisher
sam e by proving property and pay
Mrs. Joe Preniaxii and littl
FOR BALE— BINO AND ROYAL In* oharrae
ree P L. Maeomber, south dren and Mra. L Lockwood of
A na cherrlea. W ill ba ripe about Sixth street.
Jnl3-jyl4p Oowdyvtlle spent Thursday with daughter visited Saturday with
Mrs
William W hitlock at Gowdv
July 10. Prteea right. R. C. Arne.
”—
Mra C. R Trent and Mrs Joe Pre-
rills.
phon« 15-F-6, south Sixth strea t LOST -BLACK LEATHER NOTE
JM-JyMe I book about 8x3 coatalnlng a llit
Mr. and Mrs. Howaid Keene and
Rodney Ssdlay of Cotta*« Grova
of subscribers to the Eugen« Morn-
eon of Saginaw were dinner guests
FOR SALE — STANDARD MAKE In* New«. Finder please return to visited at tha Charles Boelaugh Sunday at the W A. Keene home
Monday.
piano *«*r Cotta*» Orove. Will Phillip Olaaa Name la on cover horns
Mr. and Mra Gene Boss spent
Ed Ottlnger or Roseburg visited
sacrifice for unpaid balance. A Phone M -L
S IN G L E C O T T O N P L A ID
_____________ Jlylip last weak at tha home of a nl«ce, Sunday with Mr Boss parents. Mi
M ap. Baay tarm a Writ* Tallman
and Mrs. E M Boss, at Mount
R C. McNsw
Plano Store. Salem. O re J3Q-Jyl4p STRAYED MALE BELGll'M P o ­ Mrs.
A flue firs at tha Louis Pramaa- View.
lice do*. Black with tan mark
Mrs. Louts Layng of Mount View
sl horns Wednesday created quit«
FO R SALE — ROYAL ANN AND | Inga. Friendly disposition. Am
and Mias Ila Mvsrs of Blue Moun
B ln* oherrlea 3 cent* per lb. O. to name "Von." Reward for re- an excitem ent but was extinguished tain
visited Monday with Mrs
without any damage.
O. Biggs. 71« N. Douglas 8t., Cot-
Mra V. W. Shaw of Canyonville Henry L aka
Srove. Ore.____________ Jly U p
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Briggs and
came up Sunday to the T. C. Shaw
FOR_ SAIJE — DARW IN TULIP
SVMMER CABINS.
home and Mr Shaw, who had «pent daughter of Grants Pass, who have
bulbs. M ie N. L Hands. 243 N.
the peat week here, accompanied visited relatives In the W illam ette
J S t ________________________ )tyl«p VACATION CABINS ON TH E her home Tuesday. Their son Mar- valley the past week, were dinner
Convalescent Home «rounds, fac­
FOR SALE OR T R A D E —A FLO l i ­ ing park. Lithla water playground. dsn and another grandson of Mr. guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs
U p go blanket prices
enee autom atic burner coal oil 32 per week. Laem. flowers, sun- and Mrs T. C. Shaw, Bernard Henry Laka. They left that after
— but we Ikxight be
range In perfect oondltlon. Looks bath, showerbath, fr u it 153 Granite Shaw of Roseburg, are remaining noon, accompanied by Mr. Lake's
Fall 70 a to Inchea. slngta I
sister. Mrs. Walter Briggs, for their
like naw Original price was 3S7 S t, Ashland. Ore.
fore the rise I And yea
P -Ilp for the week.
of sturdy long staple cotton, richly
George Gutakunat and daughter horns.
Will sell for 313 or trade for wood.
thc benefit of our
The Addison Heath fam ily of
block plaklrd In Av« colossi
A Oerrard Sid south Second St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Doris of Salem visited Sunday a f­
esight I
ternoon at the C. R. Trent and J. Hebron spent Sunday evening with
g£f
_____ J&liz BOARD AND ROOM OR ROOM W.
Mr. and Mra J W. Fisher.
h'l&htr horn«.
for rent. The price Is cheap. Call
George Nowell, who had been
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tonole.
Loose Leaf Binder«. Sentinel
anv time after Sunday 13S north
staying at the R B. Dixon home,
This It an Improved "deep na^>
Office Supplies. The Sentinel.
R iver road.
Jlyl4-28p who were married In Portland the left Sunday to stay with his moth
first of July, are visiting this week
process
(fo r greater warm!
er.
Mrs.
Ed
Johnson.
In
Oregon
with Mr. Tonole e parents. Mr. and
City. Mra Johnson came after him
blanket— soft and fluffy, 66x
Mra Pete Tonole.
Mra Henry Lake, Mrs. John W il
Howard Arnest of the U. S. S.
inches In rich block plaidai
West Virginia, stationed at Brem­ lian and Mra George Foster at
tended
a
club
m
eeting
held
at
the
erton, Wash.. Is visiting his par-
home of Mrs. Foster's sister, Mrs.
Bert Lancaster, at Blue Mountain
NOTICE OF k A lK OF REAL Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Baldwtn and children
FRO FERTY GN ATTACH
of GowdyvlUe spent one day last
M ENT EXECUTION.
N otice is hereby given that by week with Mrs. Ernie Baldwin.
Mra R. B. Dixon and daughter
virtue of an attachm ent execution
I o f folk» thought prices were never going up— but sau-
issued out of the circuit court of Doris spent Wednesday of last
they know better' Blanket price» are already higher— but we
Lane county, state o f Oregon, on week with Mrs. Jesse Denney in
tha li t h day o f June, 1933, in an Cottage Grove.
jumped in ahead of the rise—and here’» year chance to profit
action wharwln LaSells S ts wart is
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on
our foresight— if you buy at once I
CRATER
Plaintiff and Harry W. N eel, as
LONDON.
administrator of the estate of W.
July U .—Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tuller
LAKE
B. Cooper, deceased, and Ruth of Eugene «psnt Bunday at the Joe
Pure NEW wool—«olid col;
Cooper are defendants; and where­ Geer home.
ora iti beautiful tinta. 70xH0.
in. on the 29th day of September.
Wilma Sutherland went to i-orane
1930, the said plainuff recovered a Saturday to spend two weeks at
aateen hound—fine viluc!
Judgment against the said defen­ the home of an uncle. Georg > I’ow-
dants for the sum o f six hundred •11.
fifty-tw o dollars ninety-nine cents
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Townsend
tjooik k ), «ighty-five dollars 1383.- have moved to this neighborhood
001 attorneys fee and
again and are living in a house be-
disbursements, taxes at eighteen longing to Will Thorn
rtos la
dollars
tw
enty-five
cants
i81X25j,
A 8 S-pound daughter was born
C O L U M B IA
which Judgment was entered and July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gar-
R IV E R
70 X « . 44ach seen , ta d
docketed in tha dark's office in
M T.RA1NIER HIGHWAY
said court In said county on the
A daughter was born last week
ig. Ba
said 29 th day of September, 1930, to Mr. and Mra. Jacob Kaxor.
and attachm ent execution to me
Mrs. Joe Abeene was called to
directed,
rvrtinp ma, in the Sutherlin Saturday by the serious
name of the state of Oregon, in or­ illness of her mother, Mrs. Long
der to satisfy said Judgment, inter- brake.
aat. attorney s fee. costs and dis­
Mr. and Mrs. Will McKay and
bursem ents and a c c r u i n g costa to Mr. and Mrs. Wilford McKay, who
sail tha follow ing described prop­ are employed at the Seavy hop-
erty. to-wtt:
yard. spent the week end and
B eginning a t a point In sec­ i Fourth at the Thomas Funk home.
tion 21, township 20 south range
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lancaster
MT. HOOD RESORTS
3 west. 34.es chains east of the
and daughter Amy of Mount View
northeast corner o f the Jarnee
were callers at the W. L Townsend
H. M cFarland D. L. C. No. 58
home Sunday.
thence north 29* east 7.50
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turk of Nappa.
ch a i n s. thence earn 3.72 chains,
; Cal., were overnight guests Satur­
thence eouth 29* w est 2 ohains;
day at the home of Mrs. T u rk s
thence eouth 17* w est 1 chain,
cousin. John Massey, Sunday they
thence south 29* w est 4J1
all went to Philom ath to attend
ch a i n s. thence w est 4 chains to
the Oglesby-Grant reunion.
tha place of beginning, con­
Joe Abeene and two children and
taining X93 acres of land, m o r e . the fam ilies of Harold Abeene. Ivan
T hb P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany
or lees, in 1 Ana oounty, Oregon.
Abeene. Claud A b e e n e . Claris
Now, therefore, in the name of Abeene and Julian Sm all attended
Business Office: 522 Main Street
Telephon* No. 83
the sta ts of Oregon, in compliance an Abeene fam ily reunion Sunday
Leonard Estes, Stanley S cott and
with said execution and order of pt the home of Joe Abeene s sister,
»ale and in order to satisfy said Mrs. Jess Seavey. at the Seavey hop John W. Woolcott have received
their first class amateur radio op-
Judgment, interest, attorney's fee. ' ranch near Springfield.
Low
e ia to r s certificates, having suc-
costa and disbursem ents and ac­
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lively
cessfully
passed a recent exam ina­
cruing costa, I whi. on Tuesday, the the week end and Fourth at Kitson
Sth day of August, 1933, at the springs with Mrs. Lively s father. tion in Eugene.
Visitors at the 3. Burcham home
hour of 10 o d o c k in the forenoon Lisher Geer, who is there taking
INCORRO RATBD
Saturday and Bunday were the
of eaid day, at the southw est front treatments.
Cross,
Roxie
door of tbs county court house, Eu­
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Means, who M isses Savannah
gene. Lane county. Ore., offer for are at present living In Portland, Osborne and Rubai Moore of Na­
• a la and sell for cash a t public came home Saturday. They return­ cogdoches, Tex.. Lawrence Lowman
auction, subject to redemption aa ed to Portland Sunday, accom ­ of East, Tex., and Miss Juanita
provided by law. all the right, title panied by two sons, Glen and Roy Arnwine of Troop, Tex. These
people are all friends of Miss Lena
and Interest of said defendants and Means.
all persona claim ing by, through or
Vivian Noth, who is spending the Burcham. Three of them. Miss
under them. In and to aald prem- summer with her grandmother, Cross, Mrs. Asborne and Rubai
Mrs. Elia Wills, went to Salem Sat­ Moore, were assistant teachers at
Dated and first published this urday to visit her parents, Mr. and the Stephen F. Austin state teach­
7th day of July, 1933.
Mrs. Albert Noth. She was accom­ ers' college in N acogdoches at the
D ate o f last publication August panied by a cousin, Maxine Currln. tim e Miss Burcham was a teacher
4th. 1933.
Mrs. J. A. Mackey of Divide vis­ there. The party had attended the
C. A. SW ARTS, Sheriff.
ited two days last week with a world's fair in Chicago and have
been touring the middle west, Cana­
Lane County, Oregon.
daughter. Mrs. Art Dugan.
By A. E. HULEOAARD,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mecham and son da and the Pacific coast, leaving
here
Bunday for Ban Francisco
Deputy.
Jy7-a4c of Canyonville and the Ivan Abeene
fam ily of Cottage Grove spent the S via Balt Lake.
Harold Hartley of Laureiwood Is
NOTICE OF SH E R IFF'S SALE ON Fourth at the Joe Abeene home.
Kirk and Ransom Raymond, who staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
EXECUTION IN FO B E -
have been getting out piling near E. K. Darnell, having found em ­
CLOSCKE.
ployment with E. R. Darnell. Wed­
Under and by virtue of an order Creswell, have completed their Job nesday,
Tas
» ftw August I
July 5, be motored his
of sale and decree of foreclosure and returned home Saturday.
grandmother.
Mrs. L N. Dresser of
A. A. Powell left Thursday to
issued out of tha circuit court of
the state of Oregon for Lane coun- work in the hay harvest In eastern Lynx Hollow, home. She bad been
visiting friends In this district ior
1 ty on Juna 19. 1933, in a sa lt where­ Oregon.
several daya
in Ella J. W ills a s plaintiff recov­
The home of Oscar Wheeler
A DaUcSoua Naw Comal
SILK CREEK.
ered Judgment against defendant,
IJUlan J. Taylor, unmarried, in the
July 11.—Mr. and Mrs. Melvin caught fire Monday. The blaze was
extinguished
w
ithout
much
dam
­
sum of 31000.00 together with inter­ Paul and son Gene joined relatives
est thereon a t the rate of 8 per and friends on a trip to Bandon age being done.
The Alvin Allen fam ily were din­
Red Arrow, Snowflake« or Krioplo«
* ANTi food tax eague
cent per annum from the 14th day July 4, returning home by Florence
of March. 1932, and the further that evening. About 21 persons were ner guests Tuesday at the home of
You W1U Pny 15c for tkewi after August 7th
Mr. Allen’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
sum of 3100JX), reasonable attor­ in the party.
Weston Allen. In Cottage Grove.
ney's fee, and for p la in tiffs costs
Mrs. Compton, W. C. T. U. presi­
and disbursem ents in said suit
CALI. FOR BIDS ON WOOD.
dent, of Cottage Grove, will give an
taxed a t 32LOO. which aald decree
Sealed bids will be received on or
was recorded In the circuit court before July 25, 1933, for 25 cords, address at the Bilk creek Bunday
YOUR LAST CHANCE—When our pi
of the state of Oregon for Lane 2-foot sound, old growth fir wood, school July 16. Her subject will be,
t supply la aold a tax o f SAr a «ark w ill he «.tiled
oounty and an execution Issued to be delivered at armory, Cottage “The Repeal of the Eighteenth
A
m
en
d
m
en
t”
thereon by the clerk of said court Grove, on or before September 15,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Paul, Mr. and
on June 19, 1933, I am commanded 1933. Mail or deliver bids to Cap­
to sell the follow ing described real tain LaSells Stewart. Cottage Grove, Mrs. Melvin Paul and son Gene
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vern
estate, to-wlt:
Jlyl4-21c K eahey in Delight valley Sunday.
O regon,_____________
Beginning a t the northeast
The semi-annual election of of­
oorner of the Joseph P. Taylor
NOTICE OF FINAL
ficers of the Neighborhood Friend­
D. L C. No. 53. and running
ship
club was held June 29 at the
SETTLEMENT.
thence south 22.82
chains;
Notice Is hereby given that the home of Mrs. Eloise Wheeler. Mrs.
thence w est 14.00 chains; thence
undersigned has filed herein his George Teeters was elected presi­
north 14.45 ohains to the cen­
final account as the adm inistrator dent, Mrs. E verett Allen vice presi­
ter line of the oounty road;
with the will annexed of 'he estate dent and Mrs. Hans P. Rasm us­
thence north 71 degrees 15' east
of Harrison R. Godard, deceased, sen secretary-treasurer.
3J>0 ch a i n s; thence north 60 de­
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Geddes of
with the county court of Lane coun.
grees 15' east 2.20 chains;
Crushed
thence north 28 degrees 15' east f ty, state of Oregon, and an order Portland arrived Saturday and vis­
has been made and entered of rec­ ited until W ednesday at the Bud
8-25 chains; thence north 13
•om e to you r preaerve»
ord directing this notice and setting Lowrance home.
degrees 1(Z east to Intersec­
Mrs. John Ashby underwent an
the 15th day of August. 1933, at the
tion w ith the north boundary
hour of 10 o’clock In the forenoon operation Tuesday In a Eugene
o f Claim No. 53, thence east
of said day as the tim e and the hospital. John Ashby is staying In
8.13 ch a i n s to the place o f be­
county court room, county court Eugene with a daughter, Mrs. Pearl
ginning. containing 28.56 acres
house, Eugene, Lane county, state Parks.
of land exclusive of county road
of Oregon, as the place for the
all in sections 28 and S3 Twp.
hearing of objections, If any, to the
21 south, range 8 w est In Lane
MOUNT VIEW.
county. Oregon.
final account and the final »settle­
July 12.—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hands
N otice is hereby given that on ment of said estate.
and
son,
accompanied by their
Tuesday, the 25th day
f July,
1933,
_ o ____
______
Dated and first published this house guests, M isses Ada and
at 10 o’clock
m. o f that day, a t ,
day of July, 1933.
Pauline Sherman of Reedsport, pic­
tha front door of the Lane county
D ate of last publication August nicked up Row river Tuesday of
oourt houM In the city of Eugene, 11, 1933
last week.
Oregon, I will. In obedience to said
SHERM AN L. GODARD, Ad-
Mrs. Amanda Sears, Clarence
order of sale and decree of fore­
, m lnlstrator with the will an­
Sears
and Miss Luclle Chard visit­
closure. sail tha above described
nexed of the estate of Har­
ed
Sunday afternoon at the Ralph
real property a t public auction or
rison R. Godard, deceased.
Sears home at Walker.
so much thereof as may be neces­ Herbert W. Lombard,
Jlyl4-allp
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King attend­
sary to satisfy p la in tiffs Judgment
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in is tra to r.
ed a m eeting at the Eugene cham ­
with Interest thereon and costs and
ber of commerce W ednesday eve­
accruing costs, to the highest and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
_
_ Eugene
ning, conducted by the
bast
bidder
cash.
D atad“
S L to
i‘ « r iS
* ^ „ h l l.h ^ T .,e.
D epartm ent of the Interior, gen- Eruit Growers association ontPuck
lr ,t publl8he<1 June era) )and office at Roseburg. Ore., gardening.
3 ^ 19SS,
I « , . . . fiqo
M isses Irma and Ila Myers of
IJate of last publication July 21,
N otice la hereby given that Cor- Blue
Mountain spent the week end
1
della
Raker,
deserted
w
ife
of
King
k b «0 lo *fa r neeesaery to be a slave to your cook atov«.
C. A 8W ARTS, Sheriff, Lane 1 David Raker, c o States Hotel, 1117 with an aunt, Mrs. D. L. Miller.
Fancy Staef B eef
Mrs. Ike Fox and two daughters
County, 8 ta te of Oregon.
Tka modem electric range wiH cook the meals while you
3rd A.ve, Seattle, Wash., who
Beat Cuta o f Shoulder
of Mandan, N. D.. arrived last week
B y A £ HULEOAARD
June 21. 1928, made homestead en­ for a month’s vialt with Mrs. F ox’
Deputy.
Jne23-Jy21-hwl try serial No. 018018, for NE14 sister,
spend the afrento** away from home. How wonderful It
Mrs. E. M. Boss.
N E ‘4 section 33, township 20 S„
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sm ith of Em­
« * ba to have no poto and pans to scour, no wood to
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
range 2 W.. W illam ette meridian, pire are visiting this week with
N otice la hereby given that the has filed notice of Intention to make a son, Arthur Smith.
carry in, no aahes to remove and dean up after I Consider«
oounty oourt of Lane county Ore­ final three year proof, to establish
Miss Blanche Bates of Springfield
able saving is made in food shrinkage, also several hours
gon, on tha 9th day o f June, 1983, claim to the land above described, and Mrs. R. D. Wilson of Cottage
appointed B. N . Perlnl executor before H. A. Canaday, register of Grove visited Tuesday with Mrs
of your time m the kitchen, for last than 3 canto a day
with tha will annexed o f the estate the U. S. land office at R oseb u rg,, Charles Bales.
of
Catherine Perlnl. deceased. AU Ore on the 22nd day of August,
Harry Williams left last week for
•atoa foe cooking fuel.
persons having claim s against said 1933. The entryman, K ing David forest service In Bohemia.
eatate are required to present them Raker, Is notified that by submis­
Ed and I,eon Arne of Broadbent,
with the proper vouchers duly sion of said proof his wife, Cor­ who had visited relatives here and
verified as by law required, to aald delia Raker, seeks to obtain patent at Latham the past week, left for
executor a t tha law office o f Alta In her own name.
their home Sunday.
King, Lawson building, 519 Main
Claimant nam es as witnesses:
Mr. and Mrs. E. Elchler of Cur­
atraet. Cottage Grove. Oregon, w ith­ Jam es Redford, Dorena, Oregon; tin and Mr. and Mrs. Oene Boss of
MOUNTAIN STATES W POWER COMPANY
in six m onths from the data o f this Charles Roner, Cottage Grove, Ore- Thornton Corners spent Sunday
notice. The date and first publica­ on; Mrs. E ffie Blew, Cottage with Mr. and Mr». E. M. Bose
----- Oregon;
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- Ina Smith,
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tion of thia notice being Juna 16,' h rove,
Mrs. J. S. Lake and Mrs. L, A.
Cottage Orove, Oregon.
Hall of Thornton Corners visited
B. N. P E R IN I, Executor.
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
this week with Mrs. Lake’s daugh­
AR* K lag, Attornay
Inl6-Jyl4 ' Jlyl«-allc
Register.
ter, Mrs. D. L. Miller.
WANTADS
ta th« Callad Stata« cotte*
tala weighs «BO to 900 pouade; I*
H pounds ar 720 pavada;
M panada; Brani, no
N earb y N ew s
E
J. C. PENNEY CO.
THESE ARE H O T S P E C IA L S
You’ll Boast of this Value!
BLANKET
Plaid
Blanket
49
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Donft Let Rising Prices Catch
You 'Napping!
TELEPHONE
100%
It'» only SECONDS to
W o o l B lanket
Save on this
“deep n a p ”
BLANKET
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$4.49
A O l i a t fo r « lie
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and all
VA C A T I O N
LAND
Cottage
Grove’s
Own
Cash Store
5 HE FOOD
VOTE
Irish-Swartz Co.
Phone 53
Prices
Every
Day
FREE CITY DELIVERY
The following articles are advancing, due to the tax on wheat:
Macaroni, spaghetti, crackers, all cereals that contain any part of
wheat. Don’t delay. We have until the 7th of August to clean up
our present stock, tax free.
W heat Flakes
ON JULY 21
W heat N u ggets
PR O TECT ,YOUR PO CK ETB O O K
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L
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l i b . 2 oz. pkg. 15c
C rackers
2-lb b oxes 25c
B lue B ell Flour
49-lb sk. $1.29
R ice K rispies
P ost T oasties
T om ato Juice
Pineapple
Tuna Flakes
C offee
> A DAY
4j^-lb. sack 25c
kitte«
pkg. 10c
4 pkgs. 25c
per can 5C
N o . 10 tins each 39c
Bliss Vacuum Pack
2 for 25c
lb. 25c
DON’T FORGET: We have only a small amount of flour on hand.
If you have not already bought, do so at once. When our present
stock is gone a tax of 35c a sack will be added.
W ill save you from
THE TREADMILL OF
KITCHEN DRUDGERY
M EAT DEPARTM ENT
Beef Roasts
I2/2C lb.
Bacon Squares
Pound...............12|c
Salt Pork
Pound...............12|c
Shortening
Minced Ham
Bologna......
W ieners.....
8
Pork Roasts
I2/2C lb.
3 lbs. 29c
Sweet Pickles
P int----- ---- ------15c
Cottage Cheese
P in t................... 15c
W H E R E T H E T H R I F T Y T H R IV E