Sandy post., May 13, 1948, Page 7, Image 7

THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948
T H E SANDY POST. SANDY, OREGON
In S an d y
th e P la c e to
Here and There
GO
TheSandy Area
Around
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is
Fay & Helen’s
TAVERN
Bill I^w son is now employed
at the Big Eight sawmill, Aims.
Miss Kuth Baiimhaek made the
trip from H arrisburg to be home
for M other’s Day last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. M erritt,
Bull Run, w ent to E astern Ore­
gon over the week-end.
On the Loop
Phone 14x8
Formerly
Alice’s Tavern
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kealiher
and Charlie L arsen w ent to Long
Beach, W ashington over the
week-end for clams.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zeller of
Albany are visiting th eir son,
Nelson Zeller and his fam ily at
Bull Run.
FOR F O O D
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Domaschof-
sky and daughter of P ortland
w ere Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. William Seidel, Bull Run.
A ND FUN
The Aims Community club m et
w ith Mrs. Joe Sipetch last week.
Quite a num ber turned out con­
sidering the condition of the
roads.
Do Drop In
at the
Phone 793
Doctor for his keen diag­
nosis of your ailments, so
rely on us for the purest
drugs, the utmost precision
in compounding his pre­
scriptions __Experience,
knowledge and skill are
vital components of every
prescription we fill.
. . 1.00
Gillette Super Speed Razor
And 10 Blue Blades in the speed pack
Shick Injector Razor, Special
.89
W ith 10 blades and Colgate shave cream (tube)
.43
Mollee Shaving Cream, Brushless
Made w ith emollient oils for a closer shave.
.69
Swav Brushless Cream
A 1.00 value. For sm oother shaves.
J S TA TIO N E
Lord Baltimore Writing Portfolio
Recent visitors at the I). V.
Lauzon home w ere Mr. and Mrs.
, Olney Grow of Chicago. Mrs.
Grow, a sister of Mrs. Lauzon,
is b etter know n to her friends
here a t the form er Miss Magda
Jensen. The Grows are touring
and a re now in California.
20 sheets of American Roses stationery with envelopes.
Oregon Scenic Stationery
. . . pkg. .15
15 envelopes protected with transparent wrappers.
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
A
Robert M.
M U LV EY
Republican Candidate
for
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
Veteran World War II
F orm er Deputy I). A.
J) RINSES
SPINS
DAMP-
DRY
HERE
WASHES
FULL
LOAD
HERE
Leather B i l l f o l d s ................... 7.50
Of fine goat skin leather, a gift th at any
g raduate would want.
See h o w one tu b
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Westclox La Salle Wrist Watch
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Give th e graduate a w atch to be proud of.
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Model 19SS47, $189.95
Autograph A lb u m ...................
NEW EASY PORTABLE W HIRLDRY WASHER. $59.95.
SEE THEM DEMONSTRATED — NO OBLIGATION
A record of graduation day friends.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
7A yrs APPLIANCES ah
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— P r o p r ie to r
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Compare Prices and Shop Sandy
and Save ! !
GEORGE and JOYCE BISTORIOUS
Main S t
Phone 731
Sandy, Oregon — Phone 633
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Sandy, Oregon
Special Coupon
L ip to n ’s
NOODLE SOU P
This coupon entitles you to one package
of PILLSBURY HOT ROLL MIX for
only lc when you buy one package of
PILLSBURY HOT ROLL MIX at the
regular price.
Rt ‘G .
p i •ice
29*
Offer expires May 30, 1948
PEAS
2
N atio n G ard en s
M ir a c le
Shortening W H IP
39*
3-lb. s115
S h n rfin e
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Lean Juicy
Pork Steaks
35«
No, 2 tin i l l *
T ro p ical
ORANGE
MARMALADE
1-lh. ja r
“ A’” Size New
Choice,
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47*
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49*
Sliced
A m erica’s m ost wanted pen. Ideal for the graduate.
1
gomery Wards?
BACON by tin- piece,
. . 12.50
PRESmiPTIOn DRUGGISTS
balls, is 14c cheaper for three balls than Mont­
Potatoes
10 ibs. 69*
Swift’s Empire
V A LU E S
Parker 51 Fountain Pen
Portland? That our crochet thread, in the large
GOLDEN CORN
. . 1-50
Oregon grandeur in color on your personal stationery
that our yarn is from 3c to 15c cheaper than in
Congratulations
to the
Grads of ’48
A gift she’ll appreciate!
W rite-A -N ote..................................50
DO YOU KNO W . . .
PICTSWEET
.49
Linnen stationery ideal for trips.
Lazy B Variety
KRAFT DINNER Macaroni-Cheese 2 for 27*
RINSO - DUZ ■ OXYDOL large pug. 33*
PEACHES Del Rogue Freestone halves, 2 is 35*
SWEET PEAS P ietsw eel N o. 303 tin 19*
Harry Reed is looking for the
w ag who p u t a “fresh fish for
sale” sign on his barber shop
window early Tuesday morning.
Seems H arry w ent fishing Mon­
day — no fish.
Mrs. F ra n k J. Hendee who has
been a house guest a t the home
of her daughter and son-in-law
the Philip Jonsruds, left W ednes­
day fo r her hom e in Burlington,
Vermont. She will visit relatives
in San Francisco enroute.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lindell were
hosts a t a dinner party last week
honoring Mrs. F ran k J. Hendee
of Burlington, Vermont. O thers
present w ere Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Jonsrud w ith daughter, Judy;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barnum,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jonsrud and
Alice D raper.
Mrs. Harvey J. Kubitz and Mrs.
A piano recital by students of
Carl N ew m an returned to Sandy Mrs. L. F ern Packard P ra tt will
W ednesday a fte r attending a I be held Sunday, May 23, a t the
three-day convention of the Im- ! Cottrell grade school commenc­
manuel L utheran
W o m e n s ing a t 8 p. m. Solos and duets
League in Spokane. One hundred ) will be played by Sharon McCor-I
and ten delegates attended the mick, Penney Pattee, Donna Kay i
convention representing cities Hansen, Carol Duncan, Joanne )
and towns of Oregon and W ash­ Richter, Sharon Suckow, Donald
ington.
Chase, David Duncan, Jeannine j
Burch, Betty W hang, W anda Lee, !
Mrs. Robert Jonsrud entertain-1 Shula Chase, Donna Moulton, |
ed relatives a t a dinner p arty on I Doris Reynolds, Sharon Pattee, j
Tuesday evening, May 4. The oc-j Jacqueline Klinski, Linda Pat-1
casion was Mr. Jonsrud’s birth­ tee. Cecil M arler, Beverly Boy-1
day. P resen t w ere Mrs. F rank Ion, F ay W arner, M arjorie Ann ■
J. Hendee, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Suckow, Edw ard Hall, Phyllis I
Lindell, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lehm an, Ruth Herman, Betty Jo
Barnum , Mr. and Mrs. Phil Jons­ Caswell and Janice Duncan.
rud w ith sm all daughter, Judy
and Alice D raper of Portland.
Roy H ickey says th a t the
sam ple parking m eter installed
in fro n t of his home last week
by a person o r persons unknown
did p re tty well; th e city’s treas­
ury is 11 cents richer.
GREATEST DRUG SAVINGS!
Self Seal Envelopes
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyson, their
two children and F ran k Sehram,
Mrs. Boyson’s father, left for
Chicago, th eir form er home, last
week. The Boysons and Mr.
Schram have been living in Sandy
15 months.
M. G. Scott shipped out Tues­
day from Seattle on the U.S.S.
Iowa fo r a cruise down the coast
to San Diego. He will fly back
to P ortland via N avy Air T ran s­
po rt Service.
Count on us, also, for
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The Home Ee club of the | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berglund,
Sandy G range m et a t the Cherry- form erly of Salem, have bought
...
. home
__ . of Mr. and Mrs.
..
the
Krebs
place
on .
ville
_, , old Charlie
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.
,
Sandy Ridge from Leonard
Robert M ount Tuesday.
The Eauderback and a re building a
ladies worked on items for their I hom e on the 20-acre farm . Mrs.
fall bazaar and enjoyed a pot i Berglund is a sister of Ronald )
luck lunch.
K rebs- Sand>’-
Mrs. Betty McDonald, Alms,
Charles I,anc was k id n a p e d
spent the week-end w ith her Thursday. H e was snatched by
m other, Mrs. Claude B air and his students, seniors a t Sandy
family.
grade school. The seniors pulled
a sneak day and went skating at
Miss Audrey Skeslien has ac­ G resham ’s roller rink. They bor­
cepted a position in the office of rowed one of the school’s busses.
Dr. William M. G rashorn, dentist T h at’s probably why Charlie
in the Koch building, Sandy.
w ent — the kids needed a driver.
It m ay even have been his own
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Mac­ idea.
Donald left here W ednesday
a fte r a two w eek’s visit w ith their
The local Bull Run Community
niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Club’s final card p arty of the sea­
A rt Bellingham.
son w as held at the club hall
Saturday night. Acting as host­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Volght and esses w ere Mrs. V. Dell Butler
sons, Danny and W ally of Dallas and Mrs. Tom Paul. Prizes for
spent Sunday w ith Mr. Voight’s pinochle w ere: first, Mrs. H er­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. m an M cIntyre and Dell Jadw in;
Voight, Kelso.
second, Mrs. Kenneth Frederick­
son and Alvin Klinger. Prizes for
Mrs. Glen Miller, Bull Run, 500 w ere: first, Mrs. R. J. A rnett
1 spent a week in Brem erton, and E. J. Voight; second, Mrs.
W ashington, recently, visiting B ertha G underson and H enry
her fath er and two sisters and Helms. The door prize w as won
th eir families. She says it rains by Mrs. Glen Miller.
up there too.
Dew Drop Inn
P age 7
Also at ZIMMERMAN’S 12-MILE STORE
Fresh Halibut u, 35*
PICNICS < >i eg. <lief, in. 47*
Lean and Meaty
SHORT RIBS ,.. , 35«
Carrots
2 b u n ch es 33*
Cabbage
. 9*"
Medley & Scales
Phone 771
SEEDS, FEEDS and NEEDS
Sandy, Oregon