■m aregg» p r o s i
Buy Direct
No Commission
to Pay
K-3250-121. One of the Best Known Chicken Hatch
cries in the Country.
Last year this business. 1932. did a gross volume of
$43.000 cash. This business has a mailing list of 8,000. Ob­
tained from national advertising. Owner retiring. Will sell
all for $55,000 cAsh which includes a 40-acre farm
K-3409 122 Grocery and Income Property Located
in San Pedro-Los Angeles Harbor.
One of the finest investments in southern California.
Here is an extra fine opportunity for a future big busi­
ness. The location ideal The location being only 2 blocks
from Cabrello Beach, one of the finest and best beaches
on the Pacific coast. Then* is a steady business the year
round due to navy and future enlargements and improve­
ments planned. Anyone can make good money here. The
only reason for selling is owners want to retire due to
age. W rite us for full details about this exceptional buy.
K-3410-63. One of the Finest Locations in eastern
Kansas for General Store.
This is in mostly Swede settlement in intersection of
two gravel highways. This layout consists of one new
store building 20x30 and fixtures for general line of
merchandise. Oarage and storage building 26x36- Ice
house 10x10. Cream room SxlO. Two acres of ground with
three room house. Large cistern 9x11. Chicken house
12x40. Has a young orchard set out two years consisting
of 6 apple. 12 cherry, 4 peach and 2 pear trees. Has a
Delco light plant. There is a gasoline pump, Exide battery.
Been running 1000 gal. per month. Skelly gasoline This
is an ideal location for a general merchandise business
especially poultry and feeds. This whole layout can be
bought for $18000. Will give some terms.
K-3411-63- One of the Best Storage and Repair Gar
ages in Wichita, Kansas.
Established 15 years. Overhead very low. Storage for
26 in the stalls and as manv more in the isles. Priced to
sell.
K-3412-63. One of the Oldest and Best Established
Dairies in W ichita Kansas.
Desires to expand and wants to contact party who
will produce milk at the farm. Ideal opening for a fam­
ily as all would have employment. There is a 7-room
house. Equipped with electricity and gas on the property
K-S413-123. A Prosperous New Year and Many Years
to Follow.
Old established coal business in live county seat town
of 2500 in Kentucky just 50 miles south of Louisville.
Best location on Dixie highway and L & U. R. R Com­
plete with office scales and all necessary equipment, with
concrete yard. Building leased to large mill and produce
company at $75 month pays better than 6% on total price
of this fine deal and gives you your rent free. Established
1921 and enjoys best business in this entire county. Good
competition. Not being offered for lack of business or fi­
nancial distress. A real opportunity here to step into an
up and going business with a separate income. Owner re­
tiring and has priced this deal in its entirety at $9.500
cash. Stock of coal and rolling equipment at invoice day
of sale. Let us give you complete details so you can a r­
range to see this at once.
K-3418-126- The Beautiful Barr Courts for Sale
Located in one of the liveliest and best towns in
north central Texas. W hat is known a8 the “ Broadway of
America,” the U. S. highway No. 81 from Winnipeg,
Canada to Mexico passes down the street in front of the
property as well as does U. S. highway No. 50 and also
state highway No. 5. The town is situated in one of the
good farming, dairying and cattle communities and has
the finest water in the country. The lot on which the
Barr Courts is built is 80x150 with wide sidewalk and
parking in front. The buildings are constructed of Acme
buff brick with red tile roof. The large roomy court is
paved with brick- On each side of the court is a row of
connected rooms each 12x14 ft. There are now 14 in all.
To add six more, it will only be necessary to put in the
fronts and install the plumbing. At the back of the lot
there is space for building eight more connected rooms
This would make a total of 28 rooms in all. The office is
at the front between the two arched driveways. An elec­
tric lighted sign. “ B arr Courts” is in front and a raised
letter sign “ B arr C ourts” is above the office door. The
entire place so well built is symmetrical and balanced.
Each of the 14 rooms has hot and cold water, bath and
toilet as well and beautifully furnished and some with 2
beds. Last year it was necessary for the owner to finish
6 additional rooms to accommodate the increasing pa­
trons and this year it is evident that more will have to
be added. B arr Courts has no competition. There are no
other modern rooms here in the hotels or within a radius
of 50 miles. The owner’s only reason for selling is that he
has too much other business to look after, hence he offers
this beautiful and fine paying property at the low price of
$16,000 and will allow some time to the right buyer For
further particulars write us at once.
K-3415-66. Ohio Billiard Hall. Priced for Action.
Fine room- Main street, 5 tables, 12 ft. tobacco, wall
case, 2 show cases, earbonator, electrical refrigeration,
cooler, etc. Rent only $20. Doing best business in this
splendid western Ohio town. Present owner here 17 years
and always made money. Has other business is only rea­
son for selling. See this at once if you are looking for a
real buy. $1600 cash takes complete layout.
K-3416 66 Grocery and Meat Market Located in To­
peka, Kansas.
In good residential neighborhood. Priced to sell at
$1200. No competition. Rent $30 month and good lease
Wire a t once for full details as this won’t last long.
K-3417-126, Drug Store, Fountain Service. Located
in Topeka, Kansas.
Get in now on the ground floor for this bargain.
Remember Kirs Dam and also new large school building
to be built across the way from this store. Price complete
stock and fixtures $1750. Rent $25. Lease 2 years to go.
Wire for full details as this can’t last long.
The Direct Plan.
Post Office Box 1,000.
Wichita, Kansas.
Gentlemen :—Business interests me. Please send your
illustrated Magazine. I understand thia inquiry doea
not obligate me in any way.
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I am interested from the standpoint of selling my
own business ( ). I am interested In buying a busi­
ness for myself ( ). I am interested in trying to
help a friend find a business ( ).
MOMMY (K E E K
Jan IS A number of the wom ­
en of th<- nslghborhood gave Mt-»
Clayton rownssnd a atork «howsr
Wednesday afternoon at th« home
of Mt». Georg» Pott».
A largs nuiubsr wars present
at th« P T. A. masting amt nr»-
gram Friday night at the Itlua
Mountain school house.
John Palmer and l.ew McCoy
have been 111 the vast week
Mr and Mrs Harold Kirk have
moved their household goods to
Dorsna.
The Get - Together club met
Thursday with Mr». Fred Overton.
Irma Mvera of Delight Valley
spent the week end at the home
o f her parent». Mr. and Mr» Pert
Myers.
Mrs. K. M. Seward of Mamlv 1»
visiting thia week at the Harry
Castle home
LONDON.
Jan. 15. - I- A. Means and son»
recovered a house lost week that
belongs to Mrs. W. T. Jones.
Fred
Doney
received
word
Tuesday- of the death of hie father,
Edgar Doney, at Yreka, Cal., and
lelt Wednesday to attend the fu­
n eral Mr. Doney formerly made
his home here with his son, Mr.
Donev returned Saturday.
A shower was given Friday by
Mra. Harold Abeene, honoring
Mrs. Ivan Abeene, Mrs. Claude
Abeene and Mrs. Julian Small
About 25 women were present and
retreshm ents were served.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banton visit­
ed Friday- with the Harvey Shipp
family at Eugene. Mr. Shipp and
son Gall and daughter Twlla Fern
accompanied
them
home.
Mr.
Shipp preached at the church here
Sunday.
Mrs. Cecil Geer and baby of
Hebron visited Friday at the Joe
Geer home.
The Joe Geer family visited Earl
Tuliar m a hospital In Eugene
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Newton
a id daughter Ethel and Mr. and
FO B SALE O B TRADE.
FOR SALÉ Land. 120-acre tract
at Í9U0. 155-acre tract at JSlAJ.
Both good home sites. Write J. G.
Murry. Black Butt« rte.
j-t-ISp
KR1SS KROSS ST R O PPE R bar­
gain for safety raxor users. Free
blades and shaving cream. See it
at Grove Hardware.________ J4-ISp
FUR S A L .
bull. M. Nordstrom. Dtaston rte.
Phone 29-F-4.
J4-lSp
FOR SALE -Thirty O. L C. pigs.
or will trade for few dozen
heavy breeding pullets. Bart John­
ston, Saginaw,
Oregon. Phone
28-F-13.
JA-ISp
FOR S A L E —Two tone of good oat
hay, loose. Three m iles east of
city. Phone 1F-12.
Jll-25p
FOR MALE—Hatching egga from
blood tested and culled Rhode
Island Reds. Standard w eig h t Or­
ders promptly f.lled at Farmers'
Union store. Culver's Strawberry
Hill Farm , Black Butte rte. Jll-23p
FO R
SA LE
M ai s h a ll
s tr a w b e r r y
plants; well rooted, thrifty and
inspected; $3 per thuusand if you
dig them; 45 per thousand when
delivered. Culver's Strawberry Hill
Farm, Black Butte rout«. Jll-35p
FOR s a l e —Ba
and straw.
N ew 20-4.75 tire. Electric wash­
er, E. J. Kent, phone 33-F21. flp
____ FOR SALE OK K E N T .___
FOR R EN T OR SALE — Modern
six-room
bungalow.
Furnace,
fireplace and wired for electric
range. Phone 170-L. 1133 Adams
MISCELLANEOUS
PRIVATE LESSONS in typing
and
stenography.
Reasonable
rates. Belie
Burkholder.
public
stenographer. 225 north Lane S t
P h on e 13O-J.__________________ j*-I8p
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N otice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap­
pointed adm inistrator of the estate
of Frank C. Fegles. deceased, by
the county court of Lane county,
state of Oregon, by an order bear­
ing date the 26th day of Decem­
ber. 1933.
All persons having claim s against
said estate are hereby required to
present the same to the under­
signed at the law office of Her­
bert W. Lombard, First National
Bank building. Cottage Grove, Ore..
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice.
Date o f first publication Decem­
ber 28. 1933.
Date of last publication, January
25 1934
JA SPE R FEGLES. Adminis­
trator of the E state of
Frank C. Fegles. Deceased.
Herbert W. Lombard,
d27-J24
Attorney for Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N otice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the County Court o f Lane County,
State of Oregon, as administrator
of the estate of Frank R. Sher­
man, deceased, by an order bear­
ing date the 5th day o f January.
1934.
All persons having claim s against
the estate o f said Frank R. Sher­
man, deceased, are hereby notified
and required to present the same,
duly verified, to the undersigned at
the law office of Herbert W Lom­
bard. First National Bank build­
ing, Cottage Grove, Lane County.
Oregon, on or before six months
from the date of the first publica­
tion of this notice.
Dated and first published this
11th day of January, 1934.
Date of last publication Febru­
ary 8, 1934.
CLAUDE N. SHERMAN,
Administrator of the estate of
Frank R. Sherman, deceased.
Herbert W. Lombard,
Attorney for Administrator, JllfS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N otice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the county court of Lane county,
state of Oregon, executor of the
last will and testam ent o f M. C.
Bressler, deceased, by an order
bearing date the 29th day of De­
cember. 1933.
All persons having c l a i m s
against the estate of said M. C.
Bressler, deceased, are hereby noti­
fied and required to present the
same, duly verified, to the under­
signed at the law office of Herbert
W. Lombard. F irst National Bank
building. Cottage Grove, Lane
county, state of Oregon, on or be­
fore six m onths from the date of
the first publication of this no­
tice.
D ate o f first publication Janu­
ary 4. 1934.
Date of last publication Febru­
ary 1, 1934.
F R E D W. BRESSLER, E x­
ecutor of the Last Will
and T estam ent of M. C.
Breesler. Deceased.
Herbert W. Lombard,
A ttorney for Estate.
J4-flo
Mie Vein« Mhortitdge visited Sun­
day at the Dick Dlokluaun home
at Eug»us.
Laalls McKeal, who had epant
three weeks here with hie family,
returned Sunday lo Portland, w livis
tand, where he has employment.
Angelo P»rlui returned Saturday
from a hoepltal tu hiugsiie, where
he had been under medical care
several days.
The Coast Fork telephone com ­
pany held a husmeas meeting at
the Farmers union hall at He­
bron Wednesday evening.
Mra Jo» Ü « « received word
Sunday that a brother, Karl l'ul
lai, had undergo»« a» appendicitis
operation at a Kuganu hospital
luuraday.
Mi and Mrs. John Sutherland
visited Thursday at the V. F
Crouch home In Cottage Grove.
W. T. Jones attended a meeting
of the Farmer«' umou lu Eugene
Satuiday, He woe accompanied
home by a granddaughter, Miaa
Audrey Cox, who spent the week
end with relative« here.
SAGINAW.
Jan lb. Mis. Helen D ow n, and
daughter of F osm a. O.. «ro visit
Ing at the home of li r a Ihjwus'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mon­
roe.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton lilleuian
and daughter of Junction
City
spent Thursday at the home of
Mrs Hlleuiau'a brother. A it Reed.
The Marvin Harpolc family of
Cottage Grove were dinner guests
Sunday- evening at
the
Lowell
Houston home.
Several of the neighbors have
been sittin g up nights with Mr.
Monroe, who Is seriously III and
has been bedfast for six weeks.
Mary- Alma P ension spent Sat­
urday night and Sun-lav with an
aunt, Mrs. Claude Wtllav of De­
light valley.
week, th« occasion celebrating the
birthday- anniversaries of a daugh
ter Betty- and Mis. Clarence Lew
Is of Eugene Thoee present were
Marie Nslaon, Clarence l^ w ls ami
mother, M r s Lewie Mr
Shaw.
Lawrence Kent, E J. Kent and
Tommy- Jonea.
The Arthur llenaon family and
Mis Harold Wolfard and son of
Eugene visited Monday- at the Lee
Nixon home
Mi and Mr« G E Long of
Compton. Cal at» visiting at the
Aimer Hunt home They are look
ing for a location while here
Mr. a n d M rs Ben Jackson of
Walker spent Sunday at the It. D.
Tucker home.
M is Mae Weal of Ml Louis. Mo
wrllee "I'm only 23 years »Id an,|
weighed 1ft» lbs until taking one
box of your Kruaohan Halls just t
wssks ago I now weigh INI lbs |
also havs inure energy and fur
Iheunore
I've never had a hungiv
1 waak.
. :
.
M A Horn has hail a ersw of moment."
men busy the |>a»l w»»k moving
Fal folk s should la k e one hull
and rapairing Ih» bunkera al Un- leasp oon 'u l of K ruschen Halls In
a g lass of hoi w alei eyet y morn
gravai plant on hl« ranch
Wild turkeys are being encourag
ed In Dragon
President Lincoln traveled with
B ell Thom as. stu dent pastoi of out a body guard
Walker church, was a dinner guest
Sunday at tlu Lawrenee Blown
home
Thu Oscar Jackson family visit­
ed at the Fled Wright home In
G A K
NOTICE OF M UERIFFV ft.klJk
B eal Property.
Notice la hereby glveu that by
virtue of an exeeullou and order
of sale Issued out of the Circuit
court of the state of Oregon for
la n a county this 20th day of De­
cember. 1933, ulion and pursuant to
a d ectee duly given and made by
said court this 20th day of Iieeent-
ber, 1933. In a suit pending there­
in In which The Prudential In­
surance Company of America, a
ratio*. was
plaintiff and
Joseph Klrkham, et. al. were de-
fsndants. which execution and or­
der of sale wax to me directed «ml
counuanded me to sell the real
property hereinafter deecrlbed to
satisfy certain liens and charges
III said decree specified. 1 will on
Munday, the 29th day of January.
1934. al the hour of 10 o'cluck A.
M., at the southwest dour of the
county court house III Eugene,
Lane county. Oregon, offer for sale
and sell at publlo auction
for
cash, subject to redemption as
piuvidsd bv law. all of the right,
title and Interest of the defend­
ants lu said suit and of all parties
claiming by. through or undei
them or any of them In or to th«
following described real properly.
LATHAM.
Jan. 16 The honor roll for the
third six weeks for the lower
grades was: Grade one, Ruth Mc­
Call, Myrtle Huff:
grade
two,
Dorothy J oil; grade three, Arinin
Ward. Robert Dugan, grade four.
Jean Yearous. Milo McCall. Alice
Trunnell.
Eldon Walker returned Sunday
fru m s p .n d iiig the week M d M
Creswell at th>- Mrs. Ulive Keeney
home. Ralph Keeney brought him
home.
Alice Pltxer and Keith Foster
were absent from school Monday
due to illness. Keith was absent
ail of last week.
Norma and Bertha Miller of
Mountain View were visitors at
the Hugh Smith home Sunday.
The Latham Study club met Fri­
day night at the S. T. Rose hom e
in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Rose was
leader. The topic for the evening
was. "Living Together In
the
Hom es.” The next m eeting will be
February 9 at the R. O. Yearous
home and Mrs. Yearous will be the
leader. The topic will be "Work­
ing Together In the Home."
e
Mrs. Carl B uffington and son
Richard of Cottage Grove were vis­
itors at the home of Mrs. B uffing­
ton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
Yearous.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trunnell
were called to Salem Tuesday by
the death of Mrs. Trunnell's fath­
er. J. D. Anderson, and the seri­
ous Illness of Mrs. TTunnell's sis­
ter. Mrs. Ella England, llen e and
Alice Trunnell went to Salem Wed­
nesday to attend the funeral and
returned with their father Thurs­
day. Mrs. Trunnell came home
Sunday.
The honor roll In the upper
room for the third six w eek s was:
Grade 5. Dick Foster. Jeanette
Trunnell, Bill Foster; grade 6, Lee
Kruse; grade 7. Irene Humphreys;
grade 8. Dorothy W hite. Bernice
Patten. Dorothy Gallo, llen e Trun­
nell.
SII.K CREEK.
Jan. 16.—Charles Matthews of
Portland was a visitor at the A.
W. W oolcott ranch Tuesday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Teetere,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Vincent and
daughter. Mrs. Peterson, and two
grandchildren of Montana
were
am ong those who surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Teeters’ son. Ralph, In
Cottage Grove W ednesday on his
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W oolcott were
dinner guests W ednesday at the
home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles
Caldwell In Cottage Grove.
N eighbors Friendship club met
at the home of Mrs. Ed Wade
Thursday afternoon with 23 mem­
bers present and one visitor, Mrs.
Petersen of Montana. The time
was spent socially.
John
W oolcott
accompanied
Charles Matthews
to
Portland
Thursday. They motored to <#n»-
ton Friday and John visited with
Harold Hardlsty.
Ed Wade has rented the M. O.
H offm an ranch and will move
onto the place In the near future.
The lamb crop 1s com m encing
on Silk creek, A. W oolcott having
several In his flock of sheep.
Mr. and Mrs. Alby Ritchey vis­
ited with Mrs. R itchey’s daughter.
Velma Harriman, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beatty In Cot­
tage Grove Thursday evening.
Four fam ilies on the creek re­
port the deaths of dogs, due to
eating salmon, they believe.
DELIGHT VAI.I.EY.
Jan. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Aimer
Hunt and daughter Audrey and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rice and
children returned Tuesday of last
week from a two weeks' visit at
their former home at Hynes, Cal.
Mr. Rice was called there bv the
serious Illness of
a
daughter,
Louise, during his wife's visit. The
daughter was able to return with
them. W hile Mrs. Rice and chil­
dren were visiting at W hittier,
Cal. the children were carried out
to the car and Mrs. Rice had to
wade knee deep to get to a car to
escape the flood waters.
The Social Neighbors’ club W*l
entertained at the home of Mrs.
C. H. Haight W ednesday after­
noon. The time was
spent
In
needlework and visitin g and
a
stork shower was given for Mrs.
Donald
Wltchar.
R efreshm ents
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. E ,J. Kent entertained with
a dinner Tuesday evening of last
ing before breakfast an 35 cent
bottle lasts 4 w eek s you can get
K iu scb e'i at C ollage Grove I’hai
many.
If nol (oyfully sallafled
a fls t firs t b o lt1»
mousy back
i
|
B F V L
Ltiundorere and D ry ( ’loaners
Cottage Grove Laundry
Cottage drove
Phone 79
Kxoellent Dry Oleanini;
All Laundry 8ervtcei
J
MOUNT % UtW .
Jan. lb. Mrs. Henry
Snauer
was at the Eugene hospital two
-lays last week, eating for Ed Tul-
lar's son.
Mr and Mrs. T. Van Prooyn of
lot I ha in were Sunday- visitors of
Mrs. Van Prooyn'« brother. Ilarrv
The south 60 feet of lota 1 and
Williams.
2. block 28. Gross' A ddition to
Eugene, Lam county. Oregon,
The C. A. King family were
inois particularly described «»
dinner guests Sunday of l i t and
follows.
Beginning at
the
Mrs. E. M. Boss, honoring Mr.
southeast corner of lot 1. block
King on his biilhday- anniversary
28. Gross Addition to the city
Mrs. J. It. Cooley visited Thurs­
day afternoon in Cottage Grove
of E ugeni, according to the
duly recorded plat thereof, and
with Mrs. John Ihjwell of Prine­
runs
no* im rlli <k> feat:
ville, who Is staying at the Vlnai
thence weal 111 1-3 feet to the
Randall home.
west line of lot 3. of blook 33.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Miller, who
of Gross' Addition to tha city
had been living ou the T. B Mc­
Of K u it-n r; th e n c e s o u th
60
Guire place, have purchased a
feet: thence east 111 1-3 fast,
home In Cottage Grove and are
to the placa of beginning In
moving there thia week.
the city of Eugene. Lane coun­
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford VimScbo-
lack of D o ra n * a n d Dr. W. E. I tv. Oregon, a n d bein g a part
of
lota 1 and 3. In »«Id block
Lebow of Cottage Grove were din
28.
ner guests Wednesday evening at
Dated this 21at day of Decem­
the Mrs. Amanda Sears home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cooley were ber. 1033
C. A «WARTS. Sheriff
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J
Bv A E HLTAJAARD.
E. Dun nt van of south of Cottage
d'.’S j'J.X-wf D eputy,
Grove.
Charles Bale» and Claudo Arne
a m tided a
telephone
company
D
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m eeting Monday- evening in Do-
rena.
George Annaiid is with, the CCC
camp at Reedsport.
Friday, Saturday
January 20, 21
Lost 20 Pounds of Fut
In Just Four Weeks
C ollage llrove Munday afternoon
Mrs Ruth Koon and daughter
Laona and V aino* and Wsalav
Nichols visitati In the Junction
City vicinity Salurdav Leona re
inalned for a several dava' viali
Mrs. James llem enl and -laugh
tar returned Monday- of laal week
Having visited al Ine Henry la k e
home al Thornton Corners for a
/ii. comi fi
for tha anjoy-
m ant o f tha
whola family—
and iti FREE!
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Airway
Coffee
3 lbs
49
Gerber’s Baby Food, 4V j -< iz . tin*
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$1 15
2-lb. box 27o
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Frenche’a Bird Seed ..... ..... ..... ....... - ..... — ....... Pkg
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Libby’« Red Salmon..........................................
Tall oan 16c
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Cheese
American Brick
Pimento and
P a b ste tt
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11
M ilk Oregon . . 3 tins 17<
M alt Old Burley . . tin 39
4 lbs. 27c
Shortening
Del Monte P u m p k in .... ..... ....... ..... ............................... tin 7c
Libby’s Spinach .... .........................................................tin 10c
Camay Soap _________________ ______ ____ 3 bars 14c
White
Cloud
Cheese
Whole Milk
Lb.
10c
Oranges for juice
doz. 12<
Bananas
4 lbs. 23
Artichokes
3 for 10
Cucumbers fancy each 5
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