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[FORO SALES ARE UP
34 PER CENÍ IN 1933
The Garden club had 34 kinds
of flower« at a display held In
connection with their meeUng Frl-
, , w , that
ltlMl tha
ln , automobile
auumioolI, Indue-
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ISoof
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* * " try '* •n»PPln« out of the d.prew
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offered
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■fit to H wg the Pootl
M » D w 4 i..r « l i t
Ford d*a1*"» •< Ih»lr reeulai
*” "nthlv sales tneetlnn by 11 H
aiEL iw tr tl
w ,,«o*. Seattle branch manager of
IP n i . y Mr. \ f
N ,h * Ford «»Otar company He m
for these smart
him? Ur
S'* ¿U
rA *?• ,ormad ‘he dealers that the 1933
i n l k i i i ! u .1 S u n
f
*" For'1 •al*a r* ’ord“ had far outdone
Hoskins. Mrs William MacUIbbon; those of n u j
publicity Mix a L .O o d a rd Mrs
Seattle branch Ford dealers, In
•w'le-f.li' |‘M Ik. ^ sn lK *
k,'d eluding Portland and the state of
on Garden« |n the \ \ Inter Time. , Oregon. «old over 34 pet cent more
Switch io "Sylvia* tha Sprint
A flower beauty contest will be cars a»d truck unit» In 1933 than
—even if yoa're accustomed Io
held at the February meeting
m the prevloue year
«pending much more <or foot
,
The#« figure«,“ declared Wilcox.
•A»* look better and hat
w«nr ’
rhey'ra
.«otstsoding
Mr» Patsy W heeler and Ml»« are Indicative of how Ford »alee
art A11-own hi—-. k«x a n
Hernadlne Schneider entertained have Increased throughout the
valaeal Black call, tri
the Carnation club Friday evening country, and I attribute tills In
with grev iPtchmt t
at the home of Ml»« Naomi Hll- crease to the public's new optlmls
ton. At bridge Miss Margaret Peek tic attitude coupled with the gov-
held high «core for the guests and em in en t’» program of reemploy
Ml»» Myrtle Snauer for members ment which Is putting so many
R efreshm ents were served at a thousands of men back to work.“
late hour. Gi <ts « ere Mts» Deck.
Wilcox, beside« being enthusiastic
Mr». W A. Ball. Mr» Harold about the national outlook for the
Sw arti. Ml» Rex Wheeler, Mrs com ing year. 1» also cheered over
1 hlllp Bukowakl and Mrs M C prospect» for the new Ford V-8 In
Hickenbottom The club will meet 1934. "1 anticipate a 73 per cent
next month at the home of Mrs Increase m sales this year over
Bonita Skilling, with Mrs Skilling last." he said, 'and so far January
and Miss Myrtle Snauer as host figures bear out my contention.
We sold mors unit« in the first
I l ining«!
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ten days of thia month than wore
Mrs. George Jacobsen enter- sold In the entire month of Janu-
talned the La Conius club Tuesday arv, 1933."
afternoon
Plan» were completed
-i
•for a benefit cant party to be held
_ . . ,
Monday evening in Swanson hall , * "* Itlp h la n society met Mon
Proceeeds will go to the city II-
• \f n u ig at the home of Mrs
brary
Following
the business C’ C' Cruaon-, with Mrs. John Kelly
meeting the time was spent so-
Program leader. The topic for
clallv and a two-course luncheon
* aa ' Th* Debt of Mod-
was served. The tnbl« *»nd rooms trn ^Ivl Illation to Greece.* Lee-
were attractive witn carnations and i??,?
M. t°»ow»
"T.he
snapdragon». Mrs. Elbert Rede was ‘
ot ‘J1,® ¿?5*cnt U or|d
a guest. The d u b will meet. In p * *.
: ' U ^ ek
two week« with Mrs C J Kem
1 ^ tr y . ??ra’ 4 ce
1 ln
^Ar and Hl« Ole«.'* “The Theatre
Mrs. O. B Arnest entertained
Gr®?ce" and "K*rlv Historians.
...... Thursday
------ . . . . a f - , Mr». ,. S. . . L.
"Greek
Ora-
the Ad Libitum club
. Godard.
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.7-
ternoon of last week. Mrs. Alvls m.*,’
r* ," ohn Kelly;
Greek
W icks was welcomed as a new i tk* ? phX K.efor* 8ocretes" and
* Inc.
member and Mrs. Harry Godard
Mr* - Elbert
Bede;
was to have become a new mem- f-l hX s «CCMSor»
8<* ra,Ja’ < M'*
D S P A R T M E N T
• ST O
ber but was unable to attend, Fol-j C' G Cruson. Mrs. W. J. White
low ing the business m eeting the ;
“ gue»t. The club will meet
417-421 M aìu St., Cottage Grove, Oregon
afternoon was spent socially and .? ,w o w*«k« “ t the home of Mrs.
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> the Cruson. with
Mrs William Mac«
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refreshm ents were served at
tea hour. The table was attrac Gibbon as leader.
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tive with a mixed bouquet of
HEBRON
flowers. Mrs. C. E Stroup was a
Mrs. William Balmbrtdge of this
Jan. 23.—Services at the church guest. The club will meet In two city. Mrs. Emltt Boggs of Marcola
were well attended Sunday. Sunday weeks with Mrs. Joe Landess.
and Mrs. Nathan Crowe of Yon
school, communion service« and
calla entertained at dinner Satur
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preaching by Rev. Moncerola were
Members of the Utopia club en day at the home of their mother.
S
T U R G E S G A R A G F 3O
fo:iowed
by « basket dinner and tertained their husbands with a Mrs. S. J. Crowe of Lorane, hon
O A V X V A JE sO
clal hour, after which Rev Car- covered uisn
dish «inner
dinner Thursday
her un
on ner
her »»meiy-iirst
ntnety-firet uirm-
blrth-
i nursaay eve- orlng uer
thurs and Dr. Patterson of Eugene ning of last week at the home of ‘¡«V anniversary A feature of the I
peached. Four students from the Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. The JlnQer was a large cuke, and th»
WATCH REPAIRING
Eugene Bible school asslstetl with table w as attractively decorated room» were attractive with ev»r-
music. The m eetings will conUnue with rose» and chrysanthem um s »treen» and rose« Mrs Crowe has
READING GLASSES
through this week, ending Friday and the time was spent playing 18P«nl most of her life near Lo-
BRIDG E TALLIES
nlFbt. Dr. Patterson will conduct games. The club elected the fo l-, rant, coming to Oregon from the
services Sunday.
low ing officers: Mrs. Nelson Pur- -Sacramento valley.
THE PICTURE SHOP
'Glen Gilham came home from a ham. president; Mrs. S. V Allison.
• • •
CCC camp Friday night and re- vice president; Mrs C. E. Frost.
Mr »nd Mrs James P. Graham
1 turned Sunday evening.
secretary-treasurer. The club will 1 entertained with a bridge party i
Lu Garoutte has gone to Vida meet next with Mrs Durham.
Saturday evening Mrs. George Ja-
■»■»< Oakaa. Plea. Rolla. Donute
to visit with an aunt. Mrs. Post.
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cobaen held high score for women'
Bad Other Bakery Goods
Mrs. Emma Kelly is spending
Mrs. S V Allison entertained the “nd D. H. Hem enwsy for men
several w eeks at Divide with a Joker club Friday evening. At 1 The rooms were attractively dec
daughter, Mrs. W. Perlnl
bridge Mrs. W illiam Thum heH orated with baskets of pussywll
M. M Tison left last week for high
*••»«» score «
aaau jgri.
>v, tj.
Refreshments
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were served
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and
Mrs. W
B. I hr
Sltkum to take charge of a crew ston low The rooms were a
ate hour. Guests were Mr
o f men who are brushing right of Uve with potted plants R<
Mi- Jacobsen, Mr and Mrs
way along the Copco lines to ments were served at a late
Icmenwav and Mr and
Marshfield.
I
Guests
were
Mie.
S.
R
V
1'
C F. Hoskins.
Block. Planer and Slab.
Young people of the neighbor- Mrs Ren Sanford. Mrs. S. L
Alao Sawdust. Special hood attended a party given for art*. Mrs. Jam es P Graham
H r,. Peter Nelson entertained
Eleanor White Friday night at her , H. B Griggs and Mrs D. A.
daturda afternoon at th» home of
Price oa W inter Supply
home.
| son. The club will meet |r
„ Mr- A. ert HelllweU. honoring her
Mr and Mrs John Kebelbeck weeks with Miss Eunice Va
i daughter Barbara Lee on her third
TOM A LLEN
« visited
Saturday and Sunday at berg.
bithday anniversary.
The tlm»
-----------------------------------------Sublimity with Mrs. Kebelbeck's
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i was t nt playing game» and Ice
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mother. Mrs. J. B. Brettensteln.
The Christian endeavor e»n !rf I cream ind cake were served on
able» at the tea hour,
Snhterintion
rata o-n»a nn ■
Li“ i e W rl*ht
visiting of the Presbyterian church, whl. ! small
OUOSCnptiOu r a le g^oes up in Cotta ge Grove this week.______ was formed recently, enter
Guests vere Joan Ball, Helen Ax- |
February 1. The Sentinel.
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with a covered dish dinner
• Beldler, Mary Ann Hall,
[ Irene
day evening of last week |n
haffer and Barbara Ander-
church parlors. The time w t- eon
spent socially and with si zing
Food and Lum
M: -talph Bailsman entertained
The society will be in chai
Goods
’ th«
church
services Sunday e v
lartes club Tuesday with
flaanllat and OU
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I A f
January 28. Twenty-three
ock luncheon at the home
RALPH W. WARD
people and Rev. and Mrs.
na of &
Mervllle Veatch. At bridge
FO B SAKE OB T R A D E
Mr*
A Sm ith were present.
arles Hall held high score
Woodaon'e Auto Camp
Mr
North N inth street
ith Garoutte resigned as s
and M rs 8. R. Veatch
city y phone lFTm
*
' church entertained with ar
mad as a new member,
city. Phon« IF -12.__________ Jll-25p J fashioned basket dinner W
o will meet In two weeks
Wa aow have Complete Service FOR SALE—H atching egga from daV evening o f last week 1
rs. H. A Hagen for a 1
biood tested and culled . Rhode , church basement, honoring
luncheon.
toe Gaa Gaugea. Liquid and
Island Reds. Standard weight. Or-1 ne* pastor and his wife. Re-
Mr
ders promptly filled at Farm ers’ j Mrs. Jam es Aikin Smith. C
I. B. Breedlove and Mrs
BeeOrtc, exduaiveiy.
union store. Culver's Straw berry' Beldler was toastm aster. 1
* R i
rrln entertained the Royal
Hill Farm, Black Butte rte, JII-25p Trask -----------
gave an ------------
address of - we
'a club Monday evening
re
Nelson Motor Company
Breedlove home. The time
n- •<
FOR SA L E —Marshall strawberry and Rev. Smith responded,
rt I was »pent playing bridge. Each
plants; well rooted, thrifty and gregational singing followed.
meml
100
attended.
brought an old-rashioned
inspected; $3 per thousand if you
article t clothing and these were
dix them; $5 per thousand when
«
j
.
exchar d and worn during the
delivered. Culver s Strawberry Hll;
a2.d,-Mr8' K' ,K ' M!'ls
'
Eagle Cigar Store
evenlni Refreshments were served
Farm. Black B utte route
ill-25i> U lned FrldaV evening. The tlr
at
a .a hour.
FOR
a
n
F—
5
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a
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was
spent
socially
and
re
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■■Borda Garda, Fountain
se e
,. d h*V and straw, m ents were served at a late oti:
CMody and Clgara
er
Uri ’ Eleiou 2 £ , wash- Guest« were Mr. and Mrs. B en ton . M;
I Mrs. W. A. Hogate en-
er, E. J. Kent, phone 38-F2L flp Schrenk, Mr and Mrs
Karl t.,--
at dinner Sunday honor-
HUI A King. Fropa.
BABY CHICKS NOW READY Bracker, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Em
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and Mrs. Clair Hogate. I
S. C. W hite
Leghorns H atching erson- Dr and iIrs H M. Pi
i
'
i. Guests were Mr. and
eggs reasonable. Custom hatching. Mr- and Mr9 A- C. Spriggs M-.
h Nixon and daughters
Sixteen years'
experience breeding and Mrs. W illiam Thum, Mrs
Maxuit-
WR BPEND^OUB m o n e y
>d Fay, Mr. and Mrs W
Mr and Mrs. Lee Nixon
and
hatching.
North
Pacific
high-
Isom
and
Mr
and
Mr»
1
c
L
N
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fH
-.L --a .4 i
; and
Hickenbottom.
onald, Miss Gayle Linda-
Have your Eugene freight and
mood
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J.
expraaa moved by
______ _MISCELLANEOL'S.
The senior class paper staf
; Sears.
NEVTN r rxrc-a c-''
tertained with a buffet si
OOTTAOE OROYE-ECGENE
The
* Zcean—o n f
~ Fr0“ ocean to Friday evening at the high a
glefoot club will enter
■ “ *'»«"-> a T R A N SFE R
continuous lines practice house. A business meet- ain with a kids’ party tonight
12 2°,M -r?8 C° DtS eS,t Vancouver, ' ing followed. Those present were (Thursday), with Mrs. C. C Cru-
I v 2 u -’.
Seattle, 13, Miss Florence Jenks, advisor, the son, Mrs. Stewart Carlson Mrs
t i o a , . ' ^ ri^co - } 7 : Do« Angeles, Misses Maurlne Shearer, Betty Ja- Mervllle Veatch. Mrs Raymond
FOR SALE.— Stoves and furnl-
rv ?
Ch‘ca<io. cobsen, Helen Hansen. Gayle Lin- Grube. Mrs. Robert H Savage ,
Ru*. Wa pay cash for used
7??' ,
T°,r,k’
Victory Bus damood, Zelma Lafoon, Ruth Ria- Mrs. Albert HelllweU, Mrs. Powers ’
stoves and fum lturs. See us be
Fr>H>t’ e lV i-1
phoDe ®®- J25« 3Ue and Faye W ooley, Tommy Mrs. Gene Morton. Mrs W A.
F umu SALJ? FOR CASH—1829 Sprankle, Robert Kruse and Ro- Woodard. Mrs. Cecil Caldwell and
fore you sell or buy.
W lllys sedan, at Nelson Motor land Gray
Mrs. L. W. Coiner as hostesses
MORRIS and McLAL'GHLIN
¡company. Leave bid« with Fred
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. “ ler or at N «la°n Motor
Mr. and Mrs Harry Metcalf en-
The Christian Endeavor of the
com pany___________J25f8p tertained a Eugene bridge club
Presbyterian church elected the
—
- Thursday evening of last week follow ing officers Sunday evening;
with a bridge dessert luncheon. Miss Lorraine Coiner, president;
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lombard held Claude Miller, vice president; Miss
high score. The rooms were at Margaret Short, secretary; Miss
tractively decorated with pussy Betty Jacobsen, treasurer; Miss
willows and marigolds and guests Evelyn Coiner, pianist. Rev James
were Mr. and Mrs. N ate Barret Aikin Smith Is the teacher.
of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Lombard and Mr. and Mrs. C J
Mrs. Ren Sanford entertained
Kem.
Tuesday afternoon. The time wag
spent socially and with sewing.
The E agles auxiliary welcomed R efreshm ents were served at the
as new members at their m eeting tea hour. Guests were Mrs. Lydia
Thursday evening of last week Stouffer, Mrs Clara Burkholder,
Phone 79
Mrs. Della Heck, Mrs. R osetta Miss Belle Burkholder, Mrs. Nancy
Cottage Grove
Harpole Mrs. D aisy Payne, Mrs. Oglesby and Mrs Jam es P. Gra
All Laundry Services
Ethel Kirk and Miss Caroline Mak- ham.
Excellent Dry Cleaning
lnson. An entertainm ent followed
the business m eeting and refresh
Mrs. C. C. Cruson entertained
ments were served by Mrs. Nelson the M. P. G. club Tuesday with a
DeYoung, Mrs. Fred Anderson and 130 dessert luncheon. The table
Mrs. Harley Gates.
was attractive with a centerpiece
of daffodils. The afternoon was
The Research club met Tuesday spent socially. Mrs. E. T. Hov waa
evening. Mrs. M. C. Hickenbottom a guest. The club will meet In two
reviewed a magazine article from weeks with Mrs. A. W. HelllweU.
the Saturday Evening Post, "What
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Women Can Do to Prevent Crime,”
Dr. W. E. Lebow of this city and
by Mary Robert» Rinehart. Miss Miss Doris Coshow, daughter of
Nora Ward gave a biographical Mr. and Mr». George Coshow of
sketch of P. 8. Strlbling and Fay Brownsville, were married Satur
Isom reviewed Mr. 8trlbllng’s book. day in Brownsville. The couple
"The Store."
are on a honeymoon trip along
the coast and will make their
Miss Gayle Llndamood enter home here on west Main str e e t
tained with a bridge party Thurs
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day evening of last week. Miss
Mrs. A. C. Spriggs and Mrs. N an
Margaret Short held high score nie Smith entertained the wom-
and Mia» Betty Jacoba^n low. Re- en’a missionary aoclety of the
freshmentg were served at n late Baptist church W ednesday after
hour. G uests were Mlssee Short, noon In the church parlors. Mrs.
Jacobsen, Maurlne Shearer, Donna Emil Thle» was program leader*
Safley,^ Helen J la n se n , Ruth Rls- R efreshm ents were served at the
sue and Faye Wooley.
tee hour.
"«TL VIA"
PUM PS
•X.49
H. S. Mendenhall Cash Store
•«.49
A n In d ep en d en t H o m e O w n e d S to r e
T hursday, Friday, S aturday and M onday Specials
OXFORDS
■II
OXFORDS
•2.29
J. C Penney Co
H o b b s B a tteries
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Batteries-Recharging
j W ANT ADS !
Royal Chocolate
Pudding
for
Royal chocolate pud-
ling
made
with
healthful quick-cook
ing arrowroot, la fa-
mous for Its dell-
clous home made
flavor and creamy
imoothnesa.
.
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CAdfiZ o f d M a s s o r tm e n t
3 for 15c
A Complete Line of Roosevelt Highway Fancy Canned Goods
at Very Reasonable Prices
O ffice S u p p lies o f every kind. Jin- S en tin el.
s
t - a «.
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Friday and
Saturday
S ai eway S tores
Shop W ith
C o n fid e n c e
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at Safeway
Coffee
Ivory Item you purohiue at our
«tore. MUST SATI8FY YOU anti
wo guanuiteo that It will W« val
ue tho confidence of our customers
and continually strive to maintain
it by honest dealing -quality foods
—courteous service and lowest con
«istent price« pouible
A i r w a y — t h e W est’s
M o s t P o p u la r B le n d
P o u n d ............. 19<
Raisins
Sugar
1 humpson*«
Seedless
Pure Fine
Cane
4-lb.
Swans
Down
Cake Flour
10 lbs.
2Œ
PkK
43
M a r sh m a llo w s
F lu ffie st
25
lb. ca rto n
Del Monte Peas
15c
11-oz. tin 10c
Dependable Coffee
lb. 27c
Highway Matches
M acaroni
carton 20c
Pork 6? Beans Van Camp’s
Log Cabin Syrup
tin 5c
table size 19c
lb. 10c
_
R ose City
4 ----------------------
lbs. 19‘
i R Cocoanut
Southern Style
rT in
W hite King
Granulated Soap
Large package
on, 5 J
nan
P& G
White Naptha
10 bars
Ivory
Medium Bars
10 bars
For Beautiful Women
Hours:
7 a. m. to 12 p. m.
12-
25
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49
j .
O ranges
N ew Management
1 2
Sweet and Juicy Navels
L ettuce
Mrs. Harriet Nelson entertained
Thursday evening of last week at
the home o f Mrs. Inez Meeks, hon-
orlng Mrs. Meeks on her birthday
anniversary The time was spent
pmying bridge and refreshm ents
were served at a late hour.
_
M rs. M abel Kan Nor den, Prop.
I
Machm^Bemine?1
C am ay Soap
G r a y G o o se
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mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills enter-
Mr.
talned the O. W. Dinner club
Tuesday evening. The table was
attractive with a centerpiece of
daffodils and the time was spent
socially. The club will meet next
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith
—A—
The Constellation club will meet
The cabinet of the Presbyterian
Thursdav afternoon of next week, Sunday school met Monday eve-
wlth Mrs O. L. Nichols, Mrs. H. nlng at the home of Rev. and
K. Metcalf, Mrs. W illiam Petersen, Mrs. Jams« Aikin Smith. Work
arl . Kl" * a ’ld Mra- Lynch for the year was discussed and
Currln as hostesses.
, plans for new classes were mode.
10c
10c
28c
00c
18c
Wadhaim' drip ooffee, 3-lb glaaa Jar
83c
Poituiu oereal. package
19c
Sake-Rite vanilla, guaranteed. 4 oa bot 15c
Whole whent flour, Centennial, 49 lb
bag«, each
91 35
Buquick, new 1-lb package«, each
13c
<>1 KOVlll D e s s e r t s
Cottage Grove Laundry
N ew C hef in Charge of
D ining Room
squat cam,
Diamond A pumpkin. No 2>/y cans. mi
Roman meal, very healthful, package
Sperry Wheat Heart«, 10 lb bag
Rockwood coooa, 2 lb can
With Each
Purchuse< >f JpkgS.
Nucoa—one of Best Foods
CA REFU L
Laanderers and Dry Cleaners
Oaiupbell'a pork anil btranx. toll oon
ftc
Roosevelt Highway fancy r»tl »almon,
tall caua, *ach
lUc
Stivar Shoe Florida grape fruit, tall
cane, 3 for
20c
Campbell'« tomato Juice, tall cam, 5 for 26c
Wadhium* «weet potatoes, large No 3
Full Size Package of
CityBakery
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EREE C ITY D EL IV E R Y Phone 89-J
319 Main Sheet
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Crisp and Solid
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2 heads
C auliflow er
Fresh and Crisp from Rosebura
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