The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 22, 1934, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, MARCH » , 1834
THR « W T D Œ U OOTTAQB QSO YS. OMOOM.
Ur. and Mrs. George Clark and
•mall (on of Albany visited Sun­
day at the home of Urs. Clark’s
sister, Urs. Wm. Seitz.
The William Petersen family,
Urs. A. W. Swanson and Urs.
Ralph Salteman attended the fu­
neral service of Urs. Anna Gose-
rud, mother of Urs. Peterson, in
Eugene Wednesday.
Donald UeUtcalf who had been
in Seattle for some time, spent
Tuesday night at the home of his
parents, Ur. and Urs. H. K. Met­
calf.
Several from here attended an
X. O. O. F. meeting In Coburg
Tuesday evening to make plans for
the county convention to be held
here April 26. They were Earl
Fullmer, C. A. King, Orville Ha­
zen, Verne Hazen and James Doug-
fellow.
FAIRVIEW.
BÄTTERY IS SPONSOR
MESS F
March 19—Stanley Hickey of He­
bron made several calls in the
nelghborhocd Tuesday.
Those from here who attended
, No. 1.—5-room bungalow, bath, toilet, light«, lot 50x100
The Ideal “M eating” Place
the Happy Circle Sewing club
Wednesday at Dorena were Mrs.
feet, juat outside city limits, building very nicely ar­
Otho VanScholack, Mrs. Fred K el-,
ranged, wood hiuae. garage. Price $400; $100 cash, bal­
ly, and Mrs. Ida Garoutte. Mrs. ! Battery "E" will sponsor a smok- (
ance $6 per month, interest 6%.
Clifford VanScholack was an in-, er at 7.4S Friday evening in the
vited guest. Two quilts were fin­ : armory.
No-2.—5-room house, double garage, wood house, chicken
ished for Mrs. Owen.
There will be 90 minutes ot i
house, 3-4 acre just outside city limits, shade trees, fam­
Mrs.
Mattle
Elliott
of
GarlLildi
arrtved T^Mdev for a visit at the wre«tllnK- The card Is made up
ily fruit, electric lights, fine well, excellent garden
f wohi. iriim»»th ot selected local and CCC talent
ho5 ? L °i M*risrinn’
“ follows: Lloyd Pleuard, C. O.,
land. Price $300 cash.
and yii» h ^
hri»har HuberY
156' V8 ° WW Roe- CCC. 168;
end with hU brother Hubert at Qlenn 3wanaotaj c Q-i 135 va.
No. 3.—6-room house, double garage, wood house, good
^LohaY? sihnH Mr. Ted iVerne Hammer, CCC. 135; Tom t
cellar, splendid neighborhood, close in, gravel streets.
M“ ?r a ^ b Mrs.S°BbuUrtnetter’o ,
^ " “V p
°“
This is a wonderful buy for anyone who wants a real
torla and Mrs LolaCrites of Culp
There wlll be 15 rounds of box-
home and wishes to stop paying rent. <wo large cor­
V
Mr3' ing as follows: Paul Sullivan, C.
ner lots. Price $450; cash $150, balance $10 per month,
Clifford VanScholack.
, Q- heavy, vs. Frank Miller, C. G.,
Several from this neighborhood heavy; ¿ gcar Newton. C. G„ 135,
interest 5%.
attended a supper Saturday eve­ vs. Frank Lello, CCC. 135; Johnny
LATHAM.
No.4.—6-room
dwelling, garage, wood house, chicken
ning
at
Mrs.
Amanda
Sears’
home
C. G., 165, vs. Tom Miller,
Mar. 16.—Mrs. Mariam Trunnell
Mt. View, it being the anni­ Enright,
Swift’s Steer
house, small barn, all fenced, good location, close in,
CCC, 165; Bill Collins. C. G.. 155,
and Mrs. Nell Williams of this at
versary
of
the
Neighborhood
club.
vicinity and Mr. and Mrs. Murry Those who attended from here vs. Chet Meyers, CCC, 166; Merle
electric lights, city water, bath, 1 acre. Another splen­
Trunnell of Cottage Grove spent were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Voss Wright, C. G., heavy, vs. George
did buy. Price $600; cash $150, balance $10 per month-
Saturday in Yoncalla at the home and daughter Lorraine, Mr. and Kerr. C. G., heavy.
of Mrs. Poll Williams.
No.
5.—2-acre tract about 3 miles out from Cottage Grove
Mrs.
Clifford
VanScholack
and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold White and
SILK CREEK.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren
on Pacific highway, splendid site for camp and ser­
three children of Eugene spent children,
March
19.—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifford
Pure Pork
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kel'y
Sunday afternoon at tne home of and
vice station, also residence. Can have garden, cow,
son Harvey and Mrs. Ida Ga- Wallace and daughter Luella were ,
Mr. White's mother, Mrs. Abbie rcutte
recent visitors In Ashland at the '
chickens, few pigs. This is an ideal building location.
and son Ceford.
Jane White.
home
of
Mr.
Wallace’s
mother
and
’
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Garoutte sister.
You
will have to see it to appreciate its future possibili­
Roy Trunnell, Mildred Smith, and
son Eddie of Culp Creek vis­
Bill r oster, Marie Plummer, Esther ited Sunday
Joe Bassett returned last week
ties. Price $400; cash $200, balance $8 per month, in­
evening with Mrs. Iua
Plummer and Charles Plummer Garoutte.
after visiting several days in
terest 5%.
were absent from school Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner of Canyonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fry and son Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Doolittle of
have
purchased
the
Verne
These are all exceptional buys, being priced at least 50%
of Cottage Grove spent Sunday af­ Garoutte homestead.
Cottage Grove, who were married
less than going prices 3 years ago. If interested, SEE
ternoon at the Hugh Trunnell
in Eugene last Monday, moved into
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Higginbotham
home.
the house owned by Ralph Teeters.
us now as they will be snapped up soon-
and
children
spent
Friday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Godard
the Henry Cooper home at Do­ A charivari was given them
and son Eldon of Cottage Grove at
Thursday
evening.
were Sunday visitors at the A M. rena.
Alvin Allen had been staying In
Mr. and Mrs. Alta Kelly of
White home.
Thornton Corners visited Sunday Cottage Grove at the home of his
Edward McCall spent Sunday in at
the Clifford VanScholack home. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Al­
405 Main St., Phone 58
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Lorane at the A. Hemenway home.
len during the past week.
A meeting of the Healthy, Weal­
Mr. and Mrs. George Teeters
HEBRON.
thy and Wise club was held Thurs­
dinner guests at the home
March 20.—There was an atten­ were
day at the school house. The topic
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teeters
was “Fresh Air and Sunshine.’’ dance of 66 at Sunday school in Dorera Sunday.
The topic for the next meeting, Sunday and 30 at the young peo­ The Garland Kimball family
ple's meeting In the evening. plan to move to Divide shortly.
March 23, will be "Sleep.”
Mrs. Sam Shortridge of Cottage Church services were well attend­
A dance was held at the George
ed.
Grove was a visitor at the Tom
Teeters home Saturday evening.
Rev.
Patterson
was
a
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers Foster home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Paul , were
........
o Sunday
spent the week end in Portland.
Albert McCall suffered a broken and Sunday night guest of Mr. and dinner
the home
Mrs. John Murry and a Sunday I of
BO guests
„ Melvin
near at
Eu(fene
wrist
Sunday
while
playing
bas­
George H. Brainard has returned
dinner
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
,
Vto!a
anu
EIizabeth
Rohde
were
from a visit with his daughters ketball at Blue Mountain.
Charles Woolcott of Silk creek
<8, ee ’
j
...
m
,
j visitors at the Woodard
camp
J In Eugene. He underwent an op-
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Gilcrist and . gunday
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buffington
I eration while there.
Bobby and Regina of Arthur Woolcott visited
Sunday
of Cottage Grove were Sunday children
. Hall A Johnston, B«U BMate,
Mr. and Mrs. George York of i visitors
Knights
Landing, Cal., visited Wed- at the home of Roacoe yearous in
at the R. O. Yearous nesday and
Loans, Sore Insurance. Phone 58.
Portland have been visiting during home.
Thursday with Mr Latham.
A marriage license was issued the past week at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Trembley returned
Mrs. Anna Seybold of Merlin ar­ Gilcrist’s mother, Mrs. Jessie Gll-
Saturday to Lloyd W. Witham and York's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A C. rived Saturday to spend a week orist
Monday from Cottage
Grove,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Führer
were
'
wbere
sbe bad been employed for ,
Gladys Kirkendall, both of Sagi­ Spriggs.
at the home of a daughter. Mrs.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and aeveial weeks.
naw.
Halrouttlng at the Beauty Nook. Lee Williams.
Harold E. Allen of Corvallis was
tfc
Irene Humphreys spent Satur­ Mrs. O. Robinson, Creswell.
Kenneth Ward spent Sunday at Kem building, phone 7U.
M M. Tison was home over the a brlef vlaltor at the district
day night in Eugene at the home
Winchester Bay.
i Mallon Lebow of Walker suf- I of
week
end
from
Sltkum.
.
school
Monday.
an
aunt,
Mrs.
Mary
Ashbaugh.
We can tell you all about air fered a mysterious sick spell : The organization of a sewing
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ream and 1
conditioners for your home. Radio Thursday of last week. He fell In
son
were
Sunday
dinner
guests
of
MOUNT v ie w .
Ray.
m22 a faint whde at work at the barn, club was held Friday. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. George Kebelbeck.
Smith was elected president, Grace
March 20. — Neighborhood club
Mrs. Lee Dugan and daughter held
Elbert Smith Jr., student at but his condition greatiy improved St. Elmo vice president, Jeanette
its birthday celebration at the
University of Oregon, and Evelyn during the day.
Trunnell secretary and Alice Trun­ Evelyn of Walden spent Sunday home of Mrs. Amanda Sears Sat­
Smith, student at Monmouth nor­
Mis. Docia Norris, who had been nell song and yell leader. There afternoon with Mrs. George Kebel­ urday evening, with families of
beck.
mal, are spending the spring va­ visiting for several months at the are nine members.
members all attending. The
Mrs. George Kebelbeck visited the
cation with their parents, Mr. and home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mason of her
was spent with a social
mother, Mrs. Hattie Ream, in evening
Mrs. Elbert Smith.
J. Q. Willitts, Is spending two Cottage Grove visited Sunday at
program
and a supper, brought by
Springfield
Monday.
weeks
In
Los
Angeles.
► 600 beautifully furnished rooms, all outside. affording
Mrs. J. E. Howard has been
the John Trunnell home.
K A T E S
family, was served. There
E. J. Edwards came down from each
a wide variety o f accommodations
called to Grants Pass by the illness
Grow whiskers—or a buck!
c
Bill Foster Is ill with pneumonia. McKenzie
were
about
60 present with Invited
Bridge
and
spent
the
of her mother.
Visitors at the Ora Powell home
guests, which included Mr. and
92 TO 912
Rev. and Mrs. James A. Smith,
Luxurious and spacious lobby lounge and mcixanine.
week
end.
Mrs. Warren Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
Good fellows get together at the Miss Ruth Ward and Miss Doro­ were Mrs. Ben Chilson of Cottage
Philip Hersey was home over Fred
Kelly and son and Mrs. Ida
f
Excellent dining rooms, and coffee shop, featuring
Pastime. Everything needed for thy Hatch attended a county Grove Saturday and Sam Powell the week end from Elkton
Free miniature
quality food at popular prices
Garoutte vf Fairview.
sociable, enjoyable hour or two. tfc Christian Endeavor rally Saturday of Drain Sunday.
color
photo
A
meeting
of
the
Big
and
Little
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tunis
VanProoyen
evening at Pleasant Hill.
► Garage across the street; attendants at the hotel
prints Oregon
Federal Farm Loans Drop.
Cooks club was held at the school
of Latham spent Sunday with Mr.
O. E. Woodson left Monday for house
trance at all hours
Scenic Views
Only half as many farm loans and Mrs. Harry Williams.
Monday. Talks were given
eastern Oregon to spend several on
at our Travel
Johnny Gugglsberg sustained a
the lesson by Bernice Patten, were made in Lane county in
f
O nly three to five blocks from the leading banks and
Agricultural Lime
days on his ranch.
February
as
in
January,
while
Bureau.
Mary McKibben and Irene Hum­
severe injury to one foot Saturday
stores, convenient to Portland’s many scenic attract*
foreclosures doubled, according to wh in, In landing on the ground
Finely ground. In sugar sacks,
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Rose and phreys.
dons
per ton, $4.00, and 2c each al­ daughter June spent Sunday in
the report prepared for the feder­ iron a slight elevation, he stepped
lowed when sacks are returned. Trent with relatives.
al credit administration by John on the point of a nail and forced
DORENA.
of the Lane County Abstract the nail through his foot. He was
March 13.—Mr. and Mrs. George Bell
Calclte Poultry Grits.
Schofield Stewart for good plumb­
company. Most of the foreclosures taken to Cottage Grove at once
uiZbil Teeters of Silk creek visited Sun­ probably were formal ones to clean for
Chick and pullet size, ton $6.00 ing.
P O R T L A N D .
O R E G O N
medical attention and is now
at the Charles Teeters home.
Hen and turkey size, ton $6.00
Miss Esther Eastburn and Verlin day
on deserted properties.
recovering.
Hugh Doolittle and Ruth Cooper up For
Ward
were
married
Monday
eve­
February
there
were
five
Blackbutte Mines, Blackbutte, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley were
of Cottage Grove visited at the U. loans made by individuals, total­
ning at the Christian parsonage, S.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bales home Sunday.
with Rev. I. G. Shaw officiating.
ing
$2,427;
nine
by
federal
land
J.
E. Dunnlvan south of Cottage
The Curtis Raymond family were banks, totaling $24,300. and 24 by
Several from here attended a
Grove.
Dr. C. H. Kime returned Friday meeting of Spanish War veterans dinner guests at the Carl Raymond the land bank commissioner total­
Mr.
and Mrs. Thurman Dear and
in Cottage Grove Sunday.
from a Eugene hospital, where he and auxiliary Saturday evening in home
Lot Wagner, who is emp'oyed at ing $34,350. During the month baby of the Gunter CCC camp,
received medical treatment.
two foreclosures by where Mrs. Dear teaches, and
Roseburg. They we.e Mr. and Mrs.
and Opal Wagner, who there were companies;
three by In­ where Mr. Dear Is also employed,
Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Randall, Elbert Smith, Rev. and Mrs. I. G. Westfir,
is employed in Cottage Grove, insurance
dividuals;
one
by a mortgage com­ were visitors over night at the
Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews Shaw, Mrs. Ada Oakes and Mrs. spent
the week end at their home pany; two by the
state
land board Mrs. Amanda Sears home Satur­
and Jack Miller attended an Amer­ Huff.
here.
and one by the state war veter­ day.
ican Legion and auxiliary meeting
We
can
tell
you
all
about
air
John
Holstrom
spent
the
week
ans’
aid
commission.
Thursday evening in Eugene.
i conditioners for your home. Radio end at the J. L. Whltsell home at
During January the loans were
I will not be responsible for any
m22 Trent.
Grow whiskers—or a buck!
c I Ray.
as follows: Nine by Individuals, debts contracted by my wife,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Wicks
vis­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Hewitt
and
Brewer Mills and Wendell Spriggs
$8,475; 20 by federal land bank, Beatrice T. Weldon, after this day
left Friday for a two weeks' trip daughter Janice of North Bend ited relatives in Cottage Grove $60,300 ; 43 by land bank commis- and date, March 22, 1834.
spent the week end at the home Sunday.
into California and New Mexico.
sloner,
There were four ) m22-29p
RAY WELDON,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chaffee and mortgage $62,450.
Mrs. Hewitt's parents, Mr. and
foreclosures by insur- ——r---------------------
Kenneth Goff, Melvin Breese, of
ohildren
of
Cottage
Grove
spent
Mrs.
H.
B.
Breedlove.
LINES—From ocean to
Miss June Wheeler, Miss Jean Al­
week end with Mrs. Chaffee’s ance companies and one by an In- NEVIN
John Silsby of Portland, former the
ocean—our own continuous lines
lison and Miss Dorothy Umphrey,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Doo­ dividual. ------------------
across the continent. Vancouver,
students at Oregon State college, Cottage Grove resident, was a little.
Baseball Club Is Organized.
$2.25; Tacoma. $2.50; Seattle, $3;
are spending the spring vacation business visitor here the first of
U. S. Bales and son Elwyn, who
the week.
Cleo Morelock was elected man- Yreka, $4; Frisco, $7; Los Angeles,
at their homes here.
are employed at Westfir, spent the ager
and
Walter
Smith
secretary
$12; Salt Lake, $12.50; Chicago,
Mrs. Harold Axley and daughter week end at their home here.
Get your sweet yeast raised
the Cottage Grove Baseball club $30; New York, $37.80. Victory Bus
goods at the City Bakery.
tie Helen are visiting relatives In
Mrs. W. C. Gregory and daugh­ of
at a meeting held Tues- Depot, Bartell Hotel, phone 88, J25c
ters Lillian and Pauline were din­ organized
Rev. M. A. Groves left Saturday Goldendale. Wash.
evening in city hall. Twenty-
Grow whiskers—or a buck!
c ner guests at the J. Jackson home day
for Myrtle Point, where he is con­
five
attended.
Workouts are being
ducting evangelistic meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervllle Veatch in Springfield Saturday.
each evening this week, but
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sams of Cottage held
and son Douglas and Mrs. A. W.
the first scheduled workout wlll
Swanson spent Sunday at the Grove and Mr. and Mrs. William be held Sunday. There will be a
Veatch summer home on the Ump­ Telford and children of Eugene meeting ot the Cascade league, of
Demonstration of Colonial
visited at the E. J. Wicks home which Cottage Grove is a member,
qua.
Dames Toiletries
evening in Eugene
Mrs. Lenora Pyburn, teacher In Sunday.
Greta Eistabrook returned next Thursday
the Eugene schools, is spending to Mrs.
a game schedule will be
March 26-31.
her home at Yachats Friday, and
drawn
up
at
that
time.
spring
vacation
at
the
home
of
Free facials and beauty con­
after spending two weeks with her
her mother, Mrs. W. L. Hubbell.
sultations. Make appoint­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spahr.
Carnival Net« $60.24.
Emerson Wilcox of Portland
ments early. Phone 244.
Naomi Doolittle returned to her
The Junior class cleared $60.24 at
spent Monday night at the home I work on the Hankins dairy ranch
the
carnival
held Friday evening in
of a sister, Mrs. C. C. Cruson, In Delight valley Monday, after
Cottage Grove Ph’ey
while on his way home from San spending several days at her home the gymnasium. Miss Lillian Young
of the junior class was crowned
Brown’s Drug Store
Francisco. Mrs. Cruson accom­ here.
queen by the class dad. O. V.
panied him to Portland to visit
Several young people spent Sun­ Breese. Mise Ruth Stowell, sopho­
several days at the home of a day hiking to the top of Cerro
more, was second high in the
sister, Mrs. C. H. Lund.
Gordo. The ones who made the
Mrs. Anna Goserud, who died at trip were Naomi, Laura and Mary queen contest.
Miss Madelle Beidler,
Miss
AT
Marion Vinson, Elbert Smith Jr. a Eugene hospital Sunday, was the Doolittle, Edna Steele, Carol Wicks
and Alton Woodard, students at mother of Mrs. William Petersen and Faye England.
University of Oregon, are spending of this city, who had been with
Lita Mosby and Alda Bales spent Birds, Animals Will Aid
the spring vacation at their homes her mother several days.
the week end in Oakridge at the
in Solving Farmers’
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Traylor and Ira Lee home.
Members of the Dorena high
Too fat? Free consultation. See Mrs. Maude Traylor and family of
Land Problems.
Dr. H. A. Hagen.
m22c Drain spent Saturday at the M. school basketball teams were hon­
ored at a banquet here Thursday (Prepared by the U nited States D e p a rt­
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Carr of V. Weldon home.
m ent of A rrlc u ltu ro .)— WNTT Service
Portland returned home Friday af­
Funeral services for Mrs. O. O. evening. The dinner was served by
ter spending two days at the home Goserud of Eugene, mother of the women of the community and
Encouraging game birds and ani­
For 3 0 yaors Delco-Rem y
was
held
at
the
club
house.
The
of Mrs. Carr’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Petersen of this city,
teams were praised for their fine mals wlll help solve the land-use
has been building starting,
Mrs. O. M. Kem.
were held Wednesday In Eugene.
spirit shown throughout the sea­ problems of farmers who have
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Grannis,
Mrs. L. A. Wells of Portland re­ son and the good record made by taken areas of wheat, corn, and
lighting and ignition equip­
Miss Carolyn Grannis and Mrs. C. turned home Wednesday after
other crops out of production, ad­
ment for America’s leading
J. Kem attended the funeral ser­ spending two days at the honje of such a small school.
vises the bureau of biological sur­
vice of Guy Pyle in Eugene Fri­ a sister, Mrs. William Petersen.
ears. This Is why they build
Shark’s
F
lu
Delicacy
in
China
day afternoon. Mrs. Grannis re­
vey. Game, the bureau points out,
Darrell Pitcher has collected the
the kind of battery that will
mained to spend several days with bounty on three bobcats.
Shark's fins are regarded as a
has value as a source of recreation
Mrs. Pyle.
w o rk b est w ith th e o th e r
Miss Sue Badollet of Eugene is delicacy In China and form an Im ­ and food for the landowner and as
Red Rose Butter. Ice Cream. visiting this week at the D. R. portant part of every elaborate din­ an attraction to hunters who will
e le c tr ic a l e q u ip m e n t on
Ask for them. C. O. Creamery, tfc Hamant home.
ner.
!
pay for shooting privileges or wlll
y o u r ca r.
reimburse the farmer In other
ways.
W e can supply the right size
Oame as a replacement crop wlll
Delco Battery for your car
also help prevent a serious de­
of a very reasonable price.
crease in thia natural resource, says
the biological survey. In periods
of economic depression, the value
of game as a food resource becomes
mors widely appreciated, and squir­
rels, rabbits, and game birds thus
have a much greater importance
than In times of plenty. Under the
pressure of Increased hunting, how­
ever, game Is likely to be seriously
decreased unless something is done
to aid IL
Many farmers, the bureau recog­
nizes, have sufficient Interest In
game and other wild life to under­
take replenishment measures on !
tbelr own Initiative, and others van
be interested tf satisfactory reim­
bursement is provided. Local groups
of hunters, sportsmen's organ I zs
costa
tlons and state conservation depart­
ments, It Is suggested, could well
help In thus Increasing game by ar­
ranging to finance food-plant and
cover rastoratlon—something that la
You can order from any telephone
much needed In most farming sec­
COTTAGE GROVE
employee or just tell onr busincis
tions, la In harmony with the pro­
MOTOR CO.
gram of the Agricultural Adjust­
ment administration, and will be of
office.
Jack Maulding, Prop.
great benefit to sportsmen.
ÍALITY M A R K E T
Kippered Salmon Boneless Herring
3 5 c lb.
2 7 c lb.
Fresh Smelt
Boneless Cod
5 c lb.
22c pkg.
Beef Roasts
Fresh Oysters
1 4 c lb.
3 5 c p t.
Link Sausage
17»c lb .
Salt Herring
1 5 c lb.
STEA K S
Spiced Herring
2 0 c lb.
Loin
T -B one.
B argain H u n ters Investigate
lb.
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Fred A n d erson , P roprietor
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more. As we start our twenty-first year we are going to cele­
brate the occasion with a 21c sale
Friday and Saturday
OVER 50 ITEMS ON SALE
AT 21c
21c TABLE 21c
Close Out Spéciale
21c OFF ON ANY SACK OF
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