r* O B
Cottar,i (Groif .¿rutinrl
ought to ba h ittin g a lively gait
and Free M ethodist Rev. M A
before the end of the week
G ro v e , president of
M in is te ria l
* * ‘
association, 1» c h airm an of
the
I t U likely th a t the record» w ill
census w ork
Blb.n 2 3 ? Pub,“ h1“» C- ’aa?„.1<,„ ,
th a t the .p e d a l ..s a lo n ad-
U b e r, A m t,,
H « r» « r, J°u r»«d «t the end of the twen
la n e W h e at Uruwwre li e , S1M.IS4
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bane county wheat growers w ill
* flr>t «iaa> p u b it r .it .« . u t . r . 4
t\»t
tleth day. but th a t la lik e ly to be
tag» Or«». »■ .»«».d »la.» n ati.r
a day or eo la te r anyw here except d n u t M u . » n , a i j j .
receive $13,164 in addition to the
hael—M otflw
S., .North st.th »" the state house, where clo c k . VOSI must Be Added to Mei m a rk e t price of th e ir products us
result of - the
federal
w
heat
pro-
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...
W ».a
w »»
|>a
tv -
SI B S i'ltir rio N R A TB S
<r« likely to be »topped and u nit
ohaudise and Proper
ceselng tux on m a n ufactu rin g and
<°»*h la ad’ eaee.)
made to stand . t i l l fo r 24 h o u r, or
the curtailm en t o f acreage by the
da* T * * ’ . ........ J I T S I D u » . raastb. SO.«»
ly Advertised
9 l l n s s th .
il O lid a , month
SO SA more.
growers.
___fsenls« »ale -AOs tmo Udltles»!
Contracts o f 205 bane farm ers
U .n h .r . (
Bus and tru c k legislation has
„
com prising «347 acres «-ere sent to
P o rtland, Nov 31. iN R A Spa W ashington. D C . to the AAA
NaUossl R dltsH sI a u e e U tlo n
d ra w n large delegations. The house clal » fn tërn w o ù .i
.? " ♦
» » » e « . «1*1» E d lt.r ta l Assentation
w a , jam m ed for two h ea r,n g . on
o ^ .n g u u
yesterday through the office of O
Oesgsa Xnwupspnr Cssf»r»sn»
„ e « n a a „ « i . i n h . u h . . • u c e * “ ,v *
‘ ««m oons
A. C An- der t h . re ta il code were received 8. Fletcher.
H th o u s * see
The first paym ents w ill be mads
tkBtinoi kaept. »4 □ •« o n . fo rm e rly of Cottage Grove, today fro m W ashington by F ra n k
to » ..1 4 error
<«r Unios I« i t A s •aidutua
_______ _ oa ____
„ „ „ „ -------
. , one
„ „ „ of the lead
it» ua4»r
now -----
o f Salem, u
M* « * n g e r .
Oregon - Idaho
N R A w ith in 30 days The total average
production of the bane group Is
• t .n d lu . that It i will
w ill rg
sot ( b
he
liable for an,
» n r e ra ««h»
f o r t h . t m e l r ------
«> iiabitt
com pliance director
124.775 bushels of which the allot-
error u
. d » .r u .e m .n l publUhed u .
™
r tfte U u c k m e "
The ruling» held that coupons menV'i»«^ZJ7"«T
1
" * Is rend by the advertiser and
prem
s mav
In
1 nt „ “ * et at
u i rtU M r t k ^ : ,rU i ,i :
? ‘th - “ k a ‘y th‘ l bato* * “ >• • OJ *n
7 d " n
^ ium
Uw?thm
« . e " be
“ offered
promotion
NRA SANCTIONS USE
■»»•
Bl.llKMT M i l t d li.r
rebUeked Btwy Tkondej by Coiuge
a m . ««•«.
u M j »rrer
«rror so
•<» aoteS
— . x ..
u u w , who plans If the cost o f the prem ium s W e lls
Oat
case it
noi«4 Is
is aol
sot
the — •««»»on
we shall a know
I Pm lpV H iivn Pdtfo
•ur’* cl#'1 b> Tbo S»«Ua»J
,s
Is added
*dded to the m
merchandise
erchandise sold,
sold.
I1U\L IXIgt
Senti«»! lu liability W»U
w »»l ba
be candidates fo r • governor
aa as 1 » h . -
_____
a
.
*
■ ■
1«
. .
-
an J the prem ium
s are properly
ad-
i
vertised. T here Is no restriction In
L iq uo r legislation
is
draw ing the re ta il code against premiums
numerous lobbyists
and
delega and coupons as such,
but
thev
H. C. W ells and E K Lem lev
Ucns. Various interests can not
be offered
In
accordance have the edge on th e ir opponents
agree. Some restaurants and hotels Wlth ret5 l! c< , reitulatlone gov- I Chester A n la u f and V ic to r Cham-
wish the privilege o f selling horn • ^ h l i l n ’ ^
v
r
»
»
*" , ,h * Co« » k ‘' G rove G olf
liquors, while others do not Some branches In townsh o? le w
than ?*Ub * £ 1 h* ntlll' * l '
draw ing
interests wish to
throw
th in g , 2 ^ " p^puUt.on musV conform u - , X
c l l f o u r t h . “ “ . .w ’’* “
open, so
is e rtd it Uquot
the wage
wage and
and hour
hour provisions
provisions of
of finals
finals an.i
and w
w ith
ith « 1 2,7.... q 1 u a ite r-
a. »
* wid»‘
ia ,‘ °Jxsa*
•*> as
as to
to d discredit
hquot the
118 O lllA 'k lv
a
TXaVd.ll H l . »
t hs*
r s h tA ll
a* iXa i s »
lin ltlg g
»hah
tiX tth l
■ ’
I
S a le m — W hoever It as
quickly » as
possible. O thers .xswsw
pro- the
re
ta il code,
unless
the
total
shining
down un >n (he?.. «.’,*! J n u
u
th a t
looks a fte r the w eather fess to bedeve th a t liquor can be "u m b e r of employes in a ll three ¡h« course
In tx ? » I mt" ? ..l.*in i ,h
m ust approve o f the special sea- d istributed
through private re ta il «‘ or«s >s l*ss than five. Single-unit t h?v^ b a t u l i ‘ through the fh ,? h»i)
»ion. fo r which sum m er w eather e s ta b lU h m .n ts w ithout retu rn o
" " ^ b 39"
" “a
^ * , r ev‘ iled„ t numt>er ot
a
b X '^ w s io ir o r t h ^ c ^ r "
, w * u* u
*“
a K * I l sto
ol ■
« * . . t * such
» * 1 ■»
___• of U . »
•Sali
aol
«AceoU
a prupcrtioa
•a ltr e eosi af sueb s4v»rtlsMBeat as th»
•pac» occupied by th» aot»4 »rror bears
lo th» whole space occvpaoS by such sd
• »rtis»ui«»aL
in Handicap Tournament
Under the Big Dome
r o 'f a f t ^ T h “
V * been enJOy,n*
g o.f a fte r the close o f sessious.
M em bers h a v , not been able to in-
dmge. due to the fa c t th a t com-
m ittee w o rk keeps them busy dur-
Ing most o f
th e ir spare m u'
or
r n e r spare ime.
Fog
ha,
prevailed
d u rin g
I - r , . p a r, of The session. The
s o lu t io n s
on
a
r ‘* ht " OW , r e for 4 tn c t con‘ ro‘ «<
Tow ns of less than 2600 popula
,4,‘',,hL*“ l7 • “ • ?** Cha"*'
sales by the state, w ith no hard «on are governed bv provisions of £!!?•, *«• *h " e, do* n f ° f 'h e IS
liquor to be d ru n k where sold
th e re ta il code If they border on.
* c‘’n » h l« ;a b l, gallery fol-
. . .
° r are in the trade area o f larg er |
P*‘ y w it h good weath-
tk
„ . u
j
towns. How ever, the wage provl- *5,
, t“‘ *ed th e q u a rte r finalists
.».Th*
th<?r da> the *en a ' e ‘ nd slo"s
«’ r towns under 2500 still
‘ ?“ J*«“ 111« 'h e b attle
today
tho governor arriveU in
houM apply
, ven , f , h# sm aller , own ,s (Thursday»
fo r a jo in t session w hile the
w a , at recess. Sergeant J o ,
In n .
C
awS
the , u b j £ ,
s v .
'
th
<
< rn V * 1*-
Th*
X < b« " 7 o - bv n,erchan,s
R " a11 feed
• torea- selltn«
,he
mu
r er’ 8i : m t O f a V - "
CHURCHES TO TAKE
RELIGIOUS CENSUS
^
r o
f X
^
u
r ^
^
m
A d v e n lt C h u r c h
At Inleisec-
M ain and M streets Is
The openlug w inter conceit of a small w hile church. Seventh Day
the Cottage Grove baud w ill
be A d v .iill I Each Satin dsv at V 30 a n
given Thursday evening. Decent hour Is spent In the .tild v o f the
her 7, In the arm ory and promises Sabbath sohiail lesson A i I I o d o r s
to he an event of unusual Interest the iKislor Elder Haul lyeison. de
U nder the baton of John
S te h u livers a sarmon. Ihe proof of h l,
w ill know n musical dlrecloi of the s ta ta m e li,, being named bv chan
University of Oregon baud.
the tat and varsa fro m the Bible We<l
nasdav avenlng hour. 7 30
members of (he local band have
a a a
pul In some real hard trainin g In
IV n U -4 o s ta i A s a a -iiild i o f ( h a i. At
preparation for the concert I f the
F o s t.r,
Hasloi
Sunday
enthusiasm of the members Is any wood
criterio n, this concert w ill be one school # 45. forauoon service. I I .
evening
service.
7
30
M
rs
George
o f the best ever held The program
w ill
speak
w ill Include the
following
n um G utekunst of Salem
bers “ K ing Colton M arch. ' Sou F riday and Sunday at the fore
a *; "L ig h t C avalry O verture." Sup noon and evening services It lllle
neo
pe;
"R ainbow G irl
Selection." study. 7 30. Tuesday Young
Chll
H u sch ; "T he B u tte rfly ." Keiidlx. p ie 's service, 7 30. F rid a y
unlay
xlyophone solo;
"Crem e
de
la dren'a service. s 3. s Sat
.
j Crem e." Tobanl;
H a ttie .h ip New
F
irst
MethiHlIst
BpbMMipnl
('hurob.
Y ork." m arch. Fulton No adm is
M eredith A Groves. P asto, Sun
sion w ill be charged.
dvy school, p 45. O m er Moore, su
perlntendent. Forenoon service. 11,
luithiuu M a rk e tin g Club 3t«sqa.
sermon topic. “T h y Sins Are F o r
tail ham. Nov 27
i Special.)
Church of th • N im u v ii., {•
y
The L ath am Learning
M atk e tln g g iv e n ;“ v e .p .r service. 5 30. sar
Sunday .ohooi.
' club held a meeting at the school mon topic, "T he Rich and Poor." llryaon. Pastor
ta
b
l.a
u
of
I
h
.
Rich
Man
A
apeclal
1» 45, Sirs. I*. C Evenson, au|>erl,i
house Monday All meitihers were
present The lesson was
Financ »lid l-ax a ru . w ill he g iv e n ,1m lug tendent; forenoon service. I l s.,
Security
ing. Risk Hearing, Insurance and t h . reading of the scripture les mon topic. "P lace of
Speculation." The topic
for
the son Music by orcheetra, vocal solo evening service, 7 30. sermon topic
next meeting, which w ill b , held by Loren H arvey and Mm. F I.
Does the L out R equ ire Too Mu, h
7 3,1
Monday. I , "M a rk e tin g
Agencies G rannis Young people's meetings of M an'*' P ra y er lic e t lug
Senior league, it.
Julian
M iller, Wednesday
and T h e ir Functions."
leader; Interm ediate league.« 1’ray
er meeting. Thursday. 7 30 Union
lM ,c w t!ter» S e n tin a
. G f f m SUUI.H«. T h . Se,,t|n»|___
■ > ii o f u c d
Close Games
at Lorane
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‘
senate and the s'°^ h fodder and feed
prepara
Dorena. O re , Nov. 2». (Special.)
governor took th e ir usual seats on tlons. do no, come under the pro-
The high school girls' and boys'
the ro s tr’J “> and shortly the speak- visions of the re ta il code. 1, was basketball teams defeated Lorane
er a rriv e d to call his house to or- held A "V s' ° r * w hich deals
In F rid a y evening
on
the
la tte r s
der. This probably la the firs t tim e food w hether for hum an o r ani- « " o r T he girls' score was 34-37
a i incident of this kind has han- mal consum ption, is not bound bv a " d 'h e boys' was
24-23.
These
pened In the history of the le m T ‘ t e re ,a iI code Such 8tor*» w ill close scores along w ith some good
¡ature.
1 * * * 88U come under the provisions of
a Ind ividu al and team w ork make
code ,0 be approved later,
and 'h e games very interesting
* * *
nOV’’ iho uId *>* operating under the
The "■-------
D orena lineups
follows
b a3t sunuuer I
w rote
about provisions of the President's re- Girl.« -Centers. Ju a n ita Hales and
Edna Steele, guards. Carol W icks |
wuodPdaa "> « ' m arred the appear- «"»N oym en, agreem ent.
and Pauline G reg ory.
f,u w inds
ance of the h ig hw ay through Sa
ra
y e England and L ita
Mosby-
lem and Albany. T he
woodpiles
subs.. M a ry D o olittle
and
Alda .
have disappeared and the appear-*
Hales Hoys Center. Eldon Steels I
ance
of
the
tw
o
cities
has
been
One suggestion fo r solving the
forw ards. W ayne and
W illia m
\a u g h n ; guards John Collins and
problems of h igher education is to g re a tly improved.
E
a
rl
Cooper;
subs.
G
lenn
Jennings
unscram ble the consolidation pro-
and Robert Vaughn. T he
teams
W a te r power is «
a oig
big issue, out
but
.... m
...axe
c ij.
a e e r rr r president
gram —
and
ake D
r. K
are looking fo rw ard to a success
of the U n ive rs ity of Oregon. T h a t beel' w l"e and other liquids are
fu l season w ith the firs t confer
omrht tn
^ , t i ^ everything.
—
lik e ly to play a prom inent part.
Churches o f the city are plan enca ^a ln „ ,
ought
to settle
ence
game Decem ber S w ith Vida
» -
. . .
"*"K a religious census of the city at
Thurston
Som { o n i n i.„ » a « n -n .
D
and « ""'b u n d in g com m unities soon.
_
A u odd thin g
was
noticeable
when the session opened. Jackson resentatlve E a ri H ill the 'o th e r d l ^ w r k * to "be done in 'c o u a g ^ G r o v e M M
r». r , M cC arthy Dies In Portland
« 7 n t y«|W“ C° mpnletely * ‘ th o u tre P- " ' “ “ ‘>»»1" appeared In the slot in and in as m any outlying d is tric t! te “ Mrs.
£
Thom as M cC arthy.
y> ,,?
, augh-
u*ih '
resentation in the house. F o rm e r his desk where "Lane" form erly
possible on Tuesday afternoon. I of t h is ^ lt v d i^ l T h ? “ i * " ' C' C° [ K<‘
R epresentative K e lly has a job a, had been. H ill decided he wasn't December 5. when w orkers fro m home In P&rttand L o w i n g a n
W ashington and F o rm e r Repres- th a t k in d of a h ill and had the ‘ he eh" rc hes plan to call at every ness of six weeks c llm a i? d h?
e n U U ve D a y is county judge of his sergeant
at
arm s
change
the
ln
com m unity and secure a tta c k of pneum onia S h e ^ a s 31
home
c o u n ty .
Representatives signs.
Wi
ue Ot uae to
the y e a r s o f a g e a n d h a d r e s id e I in
B rockw ay and T a y lo r now f ill the
. . .
‘ ^ common e ffo rt to P o rtland about ten ye a r!
X
?
Jackson county secUon.
The biggest event of t h , session “ .’P ' c o ^ n f t y ^ k ’ i ? ? , ^ ^ o o ^
‘’¿ r . ^ B e u ^ h ^ h k ^ f
, X
BÄND IS TO PRESENT ! Church News !
CONCERT DECEMBER 7
house ,n 'h e trade area of a larg er com
Sing- "»unity,
all Ü . the
fa ir practice
l ) ( j r t > n } | B i , q k p t t > P r q Win
P
» « but of
^
0 ^ must
^
provisions
of T the
re ta il ¿
code
v , u , ' - , u l 1’ U h M . l t t r S »»111
been adopted as y e t
. . .
R e D res e m ativ . « a »
.
of L a n e a n n .» » s >
H u n u n g to n
h
PPOAfed ra th e r
sleepy
, -nu reP ° rted to r opening ro il
call Thursday. H e and M rs. H u n t-
ington had spent the larg er p a rt
of the night d riv in g home through
a fog fro m O akrid ge where they
had been called the preceding a f-
ternoon by
by the
the serious
illness of
ternoon
serious illness
of
- - rs. Jap H ill, parents of
M r. and - M
M ra. H u n tin g to n .
. ^
Thanksgiving
servies,
Novem ber
SO. Ill so. lit P ie . l i y l r i l a l i chun-h
w ith l t d
I U Shaw s; caking o f
ficls l hoard M onday, i
a • s
Fees- M»th<allai ,'h u rv h . It
W
llo w e ll. Pastor
Munday school
It 45, M is. E lisabeth T a f , , .Utisi III
laudani. Forenoon sat v ie , it . |{ vv
lla iv a y W lig h t o f U ieaw ell
Wl||
«peak Evening service, 7 Ml, » ,
won topic, "Jesus C h rist, the Mani
fas la llo n of th a l
I'ta y e i meeting
7 30 T hu rsday at I I I .
bonis
Of
M is. F la n k G u g g l a l ie ig
at
345
south S ixth street
t he Suivait, n
a im ) corps of Eugene, led hy a , I
Jutant Ford, w ill hold a n y lc e e F il
day evening If ttie w ealhei p .,
m ils there w ill be a street meet
log At 7 o'clock
preceding
th .
eliurch services al 7 30
• • •
H ig h w a y Ih ip tls , ( lu n c h , lie n t y
W ilson ll u v ia , i'a e to i
Itlllle acho.,1
at It 45. M r lllc h e n h o tto m . sup,,,
intendant; public worship, 11. with
sermon by the pastor, "The I,« »
of Sowing and Reaping " Evening
set vice. 7 30. eerm ou
The V i c i o , ,
of F a ith ." T h . church w ill coop
erate lu tak in g the raltgloua cen
»us of Cottage G ro ve next w c .u
“
S r r w X m herG
^
nU
£
its. society A
aid — ad churches in
th e ir ‘ w
a s,a-
o r in fa n t industries.
Several re- takes Its.
s e r r t«
io ...!»
u s lv
B o i l e d -----
•“
- w ork
a . te r
and
port additions to
th e ir
fam ilies shirts predom inated for The men P
» appreciate the ter. Mrs. John S chaffer,
The ’ churchea
churches * w 1 ill
appreciate
the
brother.
C
arrol
George,
all
o
fC o P
ainoe the re g u la r session.
and vice versa fQr th# V o m e n 1' " ' ^
c
=
. T
Pe° P‘e
' “ ge Grove. F un eral services were
in P o rtland Tuesday m orning at
T h e state now has free power Soh«U r»hlp O e rU fIc a te . Received, era A f p o re
" lim
/ d T in s a S ry o ^ meeting
T n ^ l n ^ of
u ^ w T ork-
« ^ 10 o'clock.
fo r nothing. The legislature is the
F o u r-H club scholarship c e rtify w ill be held
at
the
Methodist
pow er and the m em bers w o rk fo r cates aw arded fo r having won firs t church Monday evening
Decem-
nothing, in fact, p ay fo r the p rivt- Pnze a '
s' a 'e fa ir, have been ber 4. at 8 o clock All who are To
lege, which b e a u the p la tfo rm on
G e h lh a r' sta' e help In the canvass
should
be
Which G overnor M e ie r was elected ¿ k n f T o ..? , a^ ^ u lt" r «'
, ">e present
• • •
J‘ Sk
A fte r canvaa *• complete each
The several big
program s
are
I ' a Calef. R a lp h ' c'lbsTn“ M^hCdls't* chuiCh“ " w h T r T ’ w Trk'eu
Nixon. D orothy Z im m e r-
m oving slowly. T h a t is necessary. R e le "
M ichael,
Eugene;
A lv in
Im p o rta n t legislation can't be en- p k ° y bod Garso" 3 ' , Adam s' B ertha
fro m various churches
w ill
semble. tabulate and prepare
as- y ' Y!f‘no" a Pow ell, L o rra in e Coin-
for aT’
‘5“ owle" and
Miss
W HERE
S M IL IN G SE R V IC E W ELCOMES YOU
TWO FREE DELIVERIES DAILY
S3— T E L E P I IO N E — 5 3
Pineapple
Crackers
Broken Slices
No. 2'/a cans
Deliciouj
6 cans
H. S. Mendenhall C ash Store
319 Main Street
Phone 89-J
FREE CITY DELIVERY
When you get through being
burnt on
“RED HOT SPECIALS’’
come to an independent home
ow ned s to re w here y our
money stays at home— and
w here you can g et som e
“REAL PRICES” every day
in the week.
W h e r e th e S a v in g S a v e
SUM M ONS.
In the c irc u it court o f the state !
o f Oregon fo r Lane county.
P e a rl M. Bailey,
p la in tiff,
vs
James C. Bailey, defendant.
To James C. Bailey. Defendant.
In the name of the state o f O re
gon: You are hereby required to
appear and answ er the summons
and Com plaint filed against you In |
the above entitled cause on o r be-1
fore fo u r weeks fro m the date o f
the firs t publication o f this sum
mons, and I f you fa ll so to ang- )
wer, fo r w ant thereof, the plain-
I f f w ill apply to the cou rt fo r the
re lie f prayed fo r In her c om plain t I
on file herein, as follows, to-w it:
T h a t p la in tiff have a decree for-1
ever dissolving the bonds o f m atrl-1
mony now subsisting between the
parties hereto, and fo r the care
! and custody of the m in o r child,
M erl Bailey, and fo r such other
and fu rth e r re lie f as to the court
shall seem equitable.
T his summons is served
upon
you by publication th ereo f under
and pursuant to an order hereto
fore entered In the above entitled
cause by the Hon. G.
F.
Skip-
w orth, Judge o f said court, and the
date o f the firs t publication Is the
j 30th day o f Novem ber, 1933.
IM M E L A E V A N S , A tto rn eys
fo r P la in tiff
Business and
Postofflce Address: Eugene,
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The
2 boxes grahams
49c
Entwood Peas Ripe Oiives
10 02 tins
28<*
53c
3 cans
6 cans
Lindy Corn
3 cans
25c
6 cans
^ .J c
I CASE, 24 cans
Ootnb
Extra Special
25*
47(
2 for
4 for
10c
Each
Chocolates
Lindsay Mammoth
Pint tins
Swansdown
Golden Bantam
G rah am and W in on a P o w fll,- do
mestic science girls, entertained
Miss M a rg a re t T u rn e r. Miss F lo r
ence Jenks, Miss M erle
Bowen
M axin e N ixon and V io la
Rohde
w ith a luncheon F rid a y d u rin g the
noon hour In the lunch room.
F lo rein e F ra n k lin , assisted
by
Genevieve
Bressler.
entertained
Mrs. D. D. F ra n k lin and M rs. A.
W . L ath ro p a t d in n e r T hu rsday
evening at the practice house.
T he m eeting o f the high school
teachers, which was to have been
held last Tuesday a t Miss
C ur-
r ln ’s home, was postponed until
Tuesday o f this week. Miss T h e re
sa Young reported In place of M r
Young.
T he girls' volleyball tou rn am ent
ended F rid a y w ith the ' W ild c a U
w inn ing the five gam es
played
Blanche Paquette was the captain
of the w inn ing side.
M rs. O. M. Bagley entertained
the women teachers and the wives
of the men teachers o f the high
school M onday evening
at
her
home w ith a 6 30 dinner.
Inter-class
basketball
gam es
were played a t the gym last M on
day,
Tuesday
and
W ednesday.
Scores w ill be announced later.
The girls' sextette sang tw o n um
bers and W ilm a Sprouts and Zel-
m a Lafoon sang a duet a t a R an-
bow G irls m eeting M on day evening
a t M asonic hall.
Superintendent D. A.
Em erson
and Glenn Sm ith entertained the
football squad at a banquet a t the
Colonial last M onday a t 6:30 In
appreciation o f the te a m ’s success
ful showing this season.
In v ite d
guests were: Coach Bagley, P rln
clpal G rannis.
M anagers
K e lly
and Gates, Doctors F ro st, Hagen
and Axley, and Tom S p ra n k le and
Clarence Ballew.
H a rlo w Hubbell, freshm an,
re
turned to school M onday, a fte r an
absence o f two weeks.
Jean C h erry
reentered
school
F rid a y o f last week a fte r an Ill
ness of several days.
2-lb box jirahams
27«
27c
2-lb box wafers
27'
79e
2 cans
Honey
Raul Fancy
5-Ib box
9^-
2 lbs bulk choco
lates
25c
Walnuts
CAKE FLOUR
25«
pi ««
and cake plate Free
......... $1.86
All-Gold Corn Lipton’s Tea Ivory Soap
Tiny Kernel—Fancy White
No. 2 cans
1 lb green
¿9 iç
Medium bars
3 cans
4 fo r
J 9c
1 lb black
79
6 cans
Tea Pot free with each lb
Spinach
Sardines
H & D—No. 2i/j cans
Large oval cans
23c
63«
2 cans
6 cans
Camay Soap
Bar
5,
Oxydai
Tomato Sauoe
Large pkg
25c Each
4 for
J 9c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials
Hamburger 10c lb.
Wennies.......... 15c lb.
STEAKS
LOIN, ROUND
A N D RIB
17^c lb.
Veal Cutlets and
Roasts
14>4 c lb.
Bulk Kraut
Dill Pickles
10c qt.
3 for 5c
Hot Tamales
15c or 2 for 25c
Beef Boil
Beef Roast
714c lb.
10c lb.
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