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agJTlTHKL. OOTTAOB OKOY«. OMOOW, Nteotiue -nothing like a good pipe to make * fellow feel at peace with the world — poa*. jijr even a cigarette would have that effect—bpt to make a claim that t'joacco in any form given a per BTMrt Bnl-.k ______ son “a quick lift" from liatleu- to energetic sotion- is about R e t i r e d L a n d in Illinois A ftrte Us«« »«klltell— »«ter»« «I Ote- nees cost th n g thi. writer' T?_ « ™ J t««« Q’e." >. matt.. _ the moat inane inane t i ng BaalS*M fterte* 2* K.rth HlitV has ever seen stated in black to Be Used for Start type. Ad writers ought to have ■ÜBBCRIPTIOM KATB8. ing New Meadows. (C u k la airaaaa. I more respect lor their proleesion. êtâtage <8rwi grattaci BteaMteked IMO. BLB18T BBOB. Kilter. Xvorr Thsrsday by Otete« O u yaar ----- Sl.VftTkraa nootka -SO.flS fill w r a t h * Bl.OOIOaa w r a t h ---- SO.Si / a r y l « rat».—urta r*a» aiilrla a a l. M.tnb.r af ■ stir a s i B iliaria! Aaaaelatiea Orayaa Stata B iltarial Aaaoalatlaa Oragra Batrayayar Oaafaraaaa ' Mrs. Elbert Smith and Hrs. D. R. Hamant entertained with a Die i nlc on Mosby creek Sunday hon- , oring Elbert Smith Jr. on his : birthday anniversary. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams and Twenty-one Were present lor the ¿alig nt^r ^ deUne ■ * Badoliet, Eugene; Allan Wilson, d ln n e r o f the women s 2 d ;$ 5 E Alfalfa Seeding j Will Exceed 1933 1 S O C IE T Y a t c ig a r "Statistics indicate that women spend more on make-ups than the government spends on warships But you'll never see a fellow tak ing a warship out to dinner."— Hubbard Enterprise. "Still, we have seen 'em take out some that looked like one."— Junction City Timra. Are the remarks you fellows ore making based on the lack ol can vas carried by battleships' Is THURSDAY, JULY I», 1934 C h u rc h N ew s j s t S y . £ » superintendent; preaching service, i has been a member of the corps ant Xnmllles. U . Pastor Ross Dustin of Eugene I since 1807, was celebrating her will speak the first Saturday of - eightieth birthday anniversary and The annual Masonic and Eastern each month. Prayer meeting, 8, received a large birthday cake. Star picnic will be held Tuesday, Tuesday. ■v J. o. H»«ki«man. Ciave Extension Rev. L G. Shaw paid her a fitting July lit. at the Veatch picnlo Specialist, C’ntverxity ot Illinois. j tribute for her years of service grounds on Mosby creek. Signs Church, Henry W. WNU service. J a b u J in w - meeting followed the' will be placed alon« the road to p Baptist - q,indflV 1 0 - Davis, fo r e - ▲ new all-time record for alfalfa dinner at which Mrs. Nellie Paul direct traffic. Coffee, cream, suxar ™ ito hv th« growing it expect--, to be set in II- «nd Mrs. Thompson were initiated. aad ‘ce cream will be provided. X Or- Evening ' ser™ ° 6 uniSn Hnola this year In sp it, of the fact ^ e ^ X ^ l d d ^ ^ X a n A ’ « t K i v i e s ’ o T ^ e “ church^ W “ be that t t . 1933 crop of 337.000 acres ^ o ^ c e ^ ^ R o J ^ ^ ‘ S i U r m m m ^ " *** ' M was a record io Itself. At least t sistant guard; Mrs. Morris, musi- —♦ — bmit of the Presbyterian church, part of the 1,860,200 acres of nil-I Clan; Mrs. Pauline Applegate, Mrs Roy Short entertained Sun- M . . , r h n » . h _ . .t ... „in press correspondent. day at Shortstop, her summer; First Methodist Episcopal Church, nols land that will be retired from ____ home, with a picnic dinner honor- Meredith A Groves, Pastor.—Sun- commercial grain production under) A of U e Helliwell fa I ing her father. Oliver Veatch. on day school, 9:45; forenoon service, the various adjustmeut programs ) Uy was held Saturday at the Al- hia birthday anniversary. Members H . laymen 1“ charge, short talks will be utilized a> an Ideal place bert Helliwell borne. Sixteen were A?? family were Kuests A large by several; union aery ‘ce. ®L~.,.at Fvz the qVd. tfudi. UP îz / zï Z DOING It's herd to keep up with the wide awake American girl who's up end doing. But if enyone uses her pedal extremities she surely d oes. O l course she wants style. But she needs footwear that'll give her long and com fortable service. Thoro goods were made lor her. THE STROKE. As this Is written there Is dan ger o l a general strike to tie up business and industry on the en tire Pacific coast. However, there Is no reason lor hysteria Food supplies will be permitted to move. The strike forced the Portland Even those in charge o l the strike have committed their or Spectator to substitute newsprint S ganizations to that. Besides, there lor Its usual book paper. W nats while at the same time obtaining I £ £ Mrs. James P. Graham will be [ Church of the Nazarene, C. V. is little chance that a general that old saying about a rose by some Income from the land In the Mrs. Howard Hartley and daugh name,' The Spectator form of benefit rental payments. _________________ tomorrow afternoon at an Bryson. Pastor. — Sunday school, ter Ruth, Redmond; _____ Mr. ____ and _____hostess Mrs. strike can endure more than a another Barton Helliwell, Roseburg? and informal reception honoring Miss 9:45; forenoon service, 11, sermon would sparkle even if printed on Alfalfa may be seeded with or Mr. comparatively lew days. and Mrs. Frank Helliwell and Eva Ricnmond ol Wooster, O., a ; topic, “Hope, the Anchor ol the This would be a splendid op Dutchers' kralt. without a nurse crop. Ernest Helliwell. Boswell springs, former resident who is now visit- Soul;” evening service, 8, fourth ol portunity lor the president to drop . .. ; ing with relatives in Eugene. Use of contracted land for alfal a series ol sermons on "Christian 11 the linotypers and printers In, tell all concerned to cut out should strike, how would we get fa and other crops la explained In Mysticism;” prayer meeting, Wed Mrs. F. C. Houser entertained „ „ t , Mrs. H. W. Lombard is enter- nesday, 8. this foolishness and promise a fair news about the strike? But, wiui ■ circular, “How Use Contracted the W. C. T. U. Friday alter- • 0 0 deal to all. As a republican news out publicity it might soon lade Acres," which the college has Just noon. Mrs. I. G. Shaw was pre- 1 taining this afternoon with three siding officer, Mrs. Mary Smith tables of contract, honoring a Pentecostal Assembly o l God.— paper we should not make this out. Issued for distribution to Interested led devotions and Mrs. Hosman bouse guest, Miss Mildred Leh- Sunday school, 9:45; forenoon ser suggestion, but If we were demo was program leader. Refresh- nian ol Minneapolis. vice, 11, sermon topic, “Rubbish,” farmers. cratic national chairman we An Ohio physician says that by Evangelist Wm. Skondeen, act , —• — Record plantings of alfalfa era ments were served at the tea wouldn’t let such an opportunity man would he better o il il he hour. The next meeting will be The women’s Bible class of the ing pastor; evening service, 7:45, pass. crawled around on his hands and only one Indication of the extent -August 10 at the home of Mrs. ! Methodist church met Wednesday sermon topic, “The Cry That The president seems to have knees. Some married ones do, but to which Illinois farmers are car Mary Smith. i °1 last week with Mrs. J. H. Comes Too Late;” Tuesday, i:45, _+ _ Chambers lor a social afternoon. praise service; young people's meet held the confidence of all classes are they better oil? rying out the college’s long time ing, Friday 7:45, young people in Mrs. O. E. Woodson entertained , —♦ — to a most remarkable degree des teaching for the growing of more _____________ charge, sermon by ___________ Evangelist _____ Wm. pite much criticism of policies of A director o l a closed Cleveland legumes on Illinois farms. This Wednesday afternoon in honor of . The annual picnic ol the U t o p ia ___ the administration. I f he should bank could remember nothing has been advocated for years not Miss Juanita Parker ol Portland, °'ub will be held Sunday at the Skondeen; prayer meeting, Thurs- a house guest ol Dr. and Mrs. H. Vinal Randall home on the Ump- day forenoon at 9; Saturday, 3, tell the strikers to go back to about a »3,1100,000 loan. We wisn A Hagen. A 1:30 dessert was lot- : oua. ( children’s church. their Jobs they could not refuse our banker would be as careless only as a means of adjusting pro lowed by bridge at. which Mrs. I . , , . * — o • • duction to ¿»m»nd but also of re without losing all the sympathy about our »25 one. Harry Metcalf won the game A, Jolnt public installation of the Christian Science Society, ~242 ducing production costs, of conserv prize and Miss Parker received a Oddfellows and Rebekah lodges ) south Second street.—Forenoon ser- they now have, sympathy that is Children’s White Shoes Growing Girls’ Shoes will be held Friday evening. There is likely to be a shortage ing land resources as a continuing guest prize. likely to fade If a general strike vice, 11, subject, "Life.’ • O o paralyzes business, for sympathy of gas and whisky simultaneously. source of wealth and of controlling Sizes 2^ to 8 ’ 1 .98 Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs. The O. W. Dinner club held a Presbyterian Church, James Aik- stops where a person’s pocketbook What will the newspapers do for Insects and diseases. Nelson DeYoung were hostesses P'cnio Tuesday evening at Swim- ; in Smith, Pastor.—Sunday school, and stomach are hit. first page Monday stones? As most of ore growing season la -- -• --------- ■■■ ----- - team mers D eligh t - • -- - — to the Eagles auxiliary drill 10; forenoon service, 11, sermon As a matter of fact the presi topic, “Temple Builders;” evening Hitler says he is the supreme needed to establish a good alfalfa and officers Tnursday la s t Fol dent really should do this, for It LORANE. lowing a social afternoon dainty I service, union meeting at Baptist Is doubtful whether those promot court. A person is justified in say field, there Is do better place to ____________ ____ ___________ _ ______ refreshments were served. Mrs. June 16.—Lorane grange will church,- pastor of _____ Presbyterian ing the strike would be as bold as ing to heck with tnat kind of su start than on the contracted acres. Anderson, captain, was presented a clean-up day Friday, July church preaching; prayer meeting However, alfalfa should be seeded with a beautiful gift from the 20- _ they are except for the fact that preme court. . I Wednesday evening; study of the only where th6 soil Is known to be drill team. T. B. Mitchell and family spent j Sunday school lesson for next Sun- they believed the administration — several days the latter part of the \ <jay Old Man Booze should have his sweet enough to produce the crop leaned strongly to the side of the The Justamere club enjoyed an week at Florence and Yachats. ' _____________ drivers' license revoked. unions. In this connection the re and where soil tests Indicate that outdoor lu c.h acd swimming par- A m e tro p o lita n p rin ts h o p in a com ing m e tro p W. I. Seales' hay barn and Advertisers make a newspaper. cent remarks of General Hugh there la sufficient available phos ty Thursday at ilally bridge o n ' about 20 tons of hav burned Tues- Advertisers give the community Johnson, NRA administrator, made olis. T h e S e n tin e l. UEULGHT VALLK1. phorus to make production of the Row river. Guests were Mrs. Lc- daV afternoon. The fire started a newspaper. Patronize them. In Portland, are significant He July io.—air. and Alia. Drank crop relatively safe. Roy LaBrie and Miss A ic e C rane; from the hav taler. Mummying ol San Diego were - - - - - - - — Elmer King spent several days said: If the alfalfa Is to be seeded of Olathe, Kansas. The club will the past week at Marshfield vis “The duty of NRA Is to see visitors at the J e.se 'lues.or home meet in two weeks with Mrs. with a nurse crop, oats probably Chester Wheeler. that men are represented by their ouiiuuy morning. , iting his , brother „ , . Lawrence. , „ Air, anu Aire. Dee Nixon and son ■hould be used since this crop la i Several friends of Mrs. Clarence own freely chosen representatives, Donanl anu Jonn Houman spent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fromm en- | Earls surprised her Tuesday with The administration will not favor me week enu a l Vvincneeter Day far less attractive to chinch bugs tertalned with an Informal dinner a potluck dinner and shower. any particular form of organiza and sLopped at Tahaenilcn, Siil- than Is barley. Barley near a corn Wednesday of last week preced- Elbert Herendeen and family tion—neither the American Fed coos anu Triangle lakes on their field would be a worse hazard to ing? the chamber of commerce trip moved Saturday into the house eration nor another. The question way home. the corn crop than would oats. Oats to the MacDonald dude ranch, vacated bv Bert Hayes. Mr. Hayes Urreu Hankins returned home In each case is simply one of fact Guests were a group of the girls moved into a house on the Pern D rmay from Kiumatn D ails, where used as a nurse crop for alfalfa who took part in the program a t ) Orowe Place- —whom do the men choose?” should be clipped before they head t h e r a n c h Ue uad spent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Horn of Santa No fair-minded person believes J. O’, Walden ol Eugene anu C. ou t If the oats grow too fast, they — 1 Clara visited Friday with the E. that either side to the longshore JauLzen ol Corvallis visited at probably should be clipped twice so Mrs. Eliza Howe was guest of i H. Gowing family They were on man’s controversy Is wholly right, B. i n e ai . xu H om bomu Saturday, honor at a surprise party given by I their way to California for a nor that either side Is wholly Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Seal’s haze that no large amount of material a group of friends on her birthday vial,t- . _ , . wrong. As near as can be learned received an announcement ol ine will be left on the young alfalfa anniversary Friday evening. Fol- _ Mj. and . . Mrs. Ted Lenhart of from published reports, the whole Oirin ol a son July 12 to Mr. and at any one time and thus endanger lowing a social evening ice cream Sprtngfield, Mrs. Gerry Worth and controversy arises over manner of Aire. Dynn Emerick ol Oakland, the stand. and cake were served. tw° children of Wendling and Mr. _• _ i and Mrs. Nelson Garoutte and employment of longshoremen, the Cal. Airs. Em eiick was Miss Tern Alfalfa may ulso be seeded alone, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fromm en- haby of London visited Sunday latter claiming that there has Hays and is a former teacher here after a thorough preparation of the tertalned at dinner Thursday of wi„th Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Earls, been discrimination in favor of and in Collage Grove. seed bed, If weeds have been kept last week for Dr. and Mrs. H. A. ,,M r- and Mrs. Martin Foster and A d en Jones, nephew o l Mrs, some. If that is toe trouble, and Elmer Kent, and Miss Dora Smith Hagen and Miss Juanita Parker Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy Blosser all the trouble, It Is ridiculous that ol Dongview visited at the Kent under control for several years on of Portland, the latter a guest at ) visited relatives at Comstock Sun- the land. Such seeding will likely the strike has been permitted to borne last week. the Hagen home. i day- „ run so long and It is preposterous Mr. and Mrs. Ora Davis of Cot- Mr. Dong and son Joe o l Comp require two or three clippings dur Mrs. Eliza Howe entertained for ! tage Grove visited relatives here that a general strike should be ton, Cal., visited lust week end at ing the year. toe Aimer Hunt home. They have considered. No hay can be taken from alfal her niece, Violet Stoughton, S a t-! Sunday^ Will Albright family, Win The federal government has purchased a homo on the McKen fa seeded on the contracted acres urday afternoon at the city park. nie The Fern Lohrey and Helen done things far more radical than zle and expect to move there during 1934. The hay can, of Games were played and refresh and and Marlon Dunn attended the soon. ments of ice cream and cake to order strike activities discon 4-H club picnic at Riverside park Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tucker, course, be used In 1935 If the con were served. tinued while the issue Is arbitrat Jessie Sunday. Tucker and Robert Kivet tracted acres have been released. ed. The Issue seems susceptible to (Creswell; motored to Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Needham The Garden club will meet Fri If summer seeding of alfalfa la ea3y adjustment and It seems that Sunday to visit Jessie’s mother have moved to W olf Creek, where day afternoon in the city hall to preferred, the ground should have bungling by those In authority Is Mrs. Nora Tucker. discuss plans for a flower show he will work for the Crone Lum been plowed and prepared this ber company, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kent spent the principal reason the strike has in connection with the approach William Dempsev and son Forest Saturdav night at Dost creek spring. The seed bed should be ing 4-H club fair. been permitted to continue. of Eugene visited A. C. Skelton and attended the L O. O. F. pic worked at frequent Intervals, thus Whatever the cause of the w ith ou t lid s or rubbers Sunday. there Sunday, The annual picnic of the Past ■trike, there Is one thing certain, nic Mrs. Kootman and chil Insuring the killing of several crops Matrons’ club was held Monday that a lot of innocent persons arc dren ol Arthur Quart Pint Hynes, Cal., were visitors of weeds. Seeding should be done Ledgers. .Tournais. Sentinel 8-oz. going to suffer and that a general at the A m er Hunt home Friday In late July or early August so that afternoon in Horn’s grove. strike can not help but end In while on their way to Everett, the crop will he ready for use as 49c 29c 2 for 35c loss for the so-called laboring man Wash. hay In 1035. Any contracted wheat and loss of prestige for the unions Beverley and Dickie Hopkins, which they will not be able to re children ol Mr. and Mrs. George acreage so handled must be re Hopkins ol Eugene, returned to placed by an equivalent contracted cover for many years. The pres ent friendliness for union labor their home Thursday A ter spend acreage In 1835. ing two weeks at the George Hoh would be lost by a «trike that hits man home. everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown Finally, It Is Inconceivable that and son Dowell attended the Mo Various Breeds of Sheep C ra ck ed W h e a t— Rolled a general strike would be per hawk pioneer picnic on the Mo Differ in as Many Ways hawk Sunday. mitted to run more than a few A dozen different breeds of sheep Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schaalma and days. When all the people are In jured and Inconvenienced, drastic daughters o l Norwalk, Cal., visited «re common, says the New York Monday of last week at the A- State College of Agriculture. These and quick action Is almost certain mer Hunt home. ROLLED OATS (TS 1 to follow. There Is no reason as l * # t -C O O » ID ) Mr. and MrB. E. J. Sears and breeds differ In body form, weight, yet for hysteria. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson and age at which they mature, type of KiRRGirronoÀfnhf the 1 A regrettable feature of the son Dean attended the 4-H club fleeces, hardiness, and In other oo»Ttauo ofltcû» ■ ...I strike seems to be that unionists picnic at Riverside park Sunday, ways. A breed that Is best suited 9 IBS. ROLLED OATS ere to an extent being egged on Mrs. M. D. Nichols was called by professional agitators. to Junction City Saturday by the to Individual fancy, to the land, and to market demand ran be easily ------- death ol her father. Mr. MoffIL FLOUR Q uick a R e g u la r Alter the above had been put in 1 „.MriL Day Bay lev and children ol selected. type the strike situation began t o ! ? URen“ vlalted » t the M. A Horn After a suitable breed has been clear and danger of a general dome Sunday. chosen, It Is better to use this breed strike has become less. Also sfr.ee u ^ r* and Hrs. Virgil Berry and the foregoing was written the Ore- M*rby ,°,i, Rydcrw°od. Wash., and than to change from one to anoth er every year or two. Also Impor Konlan made the same suggestion « ' eChaT' ^Maater»on o l Grand m to what the president should h ” v 8l‘ed a ‘ the K>- tant In the breeding program are do. mer Kent horns last week. and Loose L eaf F orm s for -------------- Mr. and Mrs. J. A Joll and son simple yet adequate records that aid farmers to cull their flocks In Frank and Nate Joil (Santa Clara) E very P urpose RIDICULOUS ADVERTISING. dinner guests at the George telligently and to select replace A recent advertisement bore pic were ments of their own breeding. tures of a young woman and the Hohman tom e Sunday. A hundred or more ledger and record forma. O ut R ite —126 ft. 2-lb. J a r s 12-os. b o ttle following information: "Too tired H e a v y D a m a g e F r o m Lightning Sim plex B ookkeeping System s th a t keep traek of lor dancing and then ahe smoked Soil Erosion a (name o l cigarette).” There were 21 |iersona killed end ■very d etail o f any business. 1 0 c each Roll 1 5 c The bureau of chemistry and Even cigarette smokers will ad 185,0(10.(100 worth of property nnd m it that such a statement Is ammunition destroyed when light aolls aaya that nothing can be done Incom e Tax R ecord Books. about as ridiculous a one as could ning struck the navy munitions res Immediately to bring back the top be made, but as long as cigar ervations at Lake Denmark, N. J , aoU that has been lost. The process ettes are to do away with llstless- July 10, 1826. of formation of top soil Is a long nees and fatigue and put pep in and complicated one of bringing up tired bodies, why not manufacture from the subsoil proper plsnt food, Migratory Inxtincl Cling. one that will give a young woman S a la d T im e R elish S p re a d Pabst K rau se’s Wild birds are said to rrtsln and a good fertile top soil requires O ffice E quipm ent o f E v ery K ind energy enough to tackle the din aa long as 4(M) years to be formed. their Instinct for migration even ner dlshesT That would be some thing. though th# eggs are hatched In an For this reason and since the use lb. cellophane bag We've heard lots of claims made Incubator and the birds never tse of fertiliser ou soil Is not sufficient to create a good top soil Immedl lor cigarettes, and this writer has other of their kind. ately. toll erosion la very serious ■ympahhy _for_devotees of Lady Special Prices .= a p a i r Umphrey 6? Mackin Phone 53 Two Free City Deliveries Daily Phone 53 Specials for Ju ly 20-21-23-24 J a r R u b b e rs 7 doz. 25c F ru it J a rs F ru it P ectin Q u a rts 5 5 c KERR’S 2-lb. p k g . . . 19c K e rr’s H otcake B O O K K E E P IN G SY STEM S 9.8-lb. bag . 45c 15c pkg. K erns C atsup K e rr’s Jam s 9-lb.bag35c W ax P aper 29« T H E S E N T IN E L M arshm ’llows G inger Ale 15c 3 bottles 25c TRAIL BLAZER FOR BALE—Stoves, Furniture, Cider presses Electrlo Washer. We pay cah for used stoves and furniture. See us before you sell or buy. MORRIS A McLAUUHLIN W e H ow H ave Complete Service for Gas Gauges Liquid and E lectrio E xclurfvely K E L SO N MOTOR OOM P’Y Wisconsin’s Silos CHEESE Wisconsin crop reports hare shown that about 2 per cent of the ■tate’e alios are made of wood, about 87 per cent of concrete, about 10 per cent of cement blocks and brick, 7 per cent of tile, 3 per cent of stone, 1 per cent ef steel, 1 per | cent are of other types. Ooncrete silos are moat numerous In the eontheastern and central parts where gravel Is generally available. Wood alios are most numerous In the northern and western parts ef the state HOSPITALITY CSty Bakery For Your Shave, Haircut or Shampoo T h e Im p erial Barber Shop 2 lbs. 25c nils you kow lb. 10c can 5c W H E R C T H E i «a p Otey Afte te Sw Htete pM ter bte-S tete» «sí 1 IS- (Mee, MeoMMM te hxntote i «ew «■(■ (Mee H o tel M u l t n o m a h PORTLAND, OREGON COrheE PER.VACUUM PACKED 3-lb. can 83c guod it uuut hat C lab b er G irl B aking P o w d e r 10-oz. can s—each 5c Free miniature oolor photo prints Oregon Beenlo Vies at our Travel Bureau. 2 9 c q t. wilk ML MONTI T rix ie D og F ood Economia Natioaeliate The expression "economic nation I allam” refers to the fact that each country Is engaged In alleviating Its j ewn economic mtvery without re gard to any consideration for other countries It Is characteristic that economic aa well as other questions are viewed from a national st'.ad point Before Fainted Finger N .il. Finger howls had their genesis ! Merriweathvr Lewie noted ea> before forks were known, when the ' plerer, will seme down the trail fingers were need to convey the again In one ef the main episodes food to the mouth ; and the paper ef the Oregon Trail pageant ta he frills which adorn the ssolern cut staged In Eugene July 28, >7 and The rale will he portrayed by lets, ha mi, and so forth w«re first 0e. R. T. Burnett, who has had ' osed to obviate the soiling of the I — ft In two gegxfous p a i n t s . 1 hands by the Joints or portions Four raw exftritat* McCornick’s Dog Biscuits Bread, Oakea, Pie«, D oughnuts E olia and Other B akery Ooods DELM N a l l e y ’s W HERE t h r if t y ovrUaxiyvM< J rv c S M IL IN G SUGAR F in e Cane $ 5 .2 9 sack W hile present «took lasts T H R IV RT p S E R V IC E W E L C O M E S YOU
