Thursday, March 6, 1952
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'.ANGLOIS NEWS
llr . and Mrs. Charles Clarke
rt Burned home Wednesday night
from a vacation trip to Long
Beach, Santa Ana, Ventura and
Los Angeles. They visited rela­
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross of Port­
land called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pook of Airport road Monday af­
ternoon. They had been vaca­
tioning at Miami, New Orleans,
New York and Boston and were
on their return trip. Tuesday af­
ternoon Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Best
of Portland arrived at the Pook
home, spending the night. They
are on a vacation trip to south­
ern California. The Pooks and
Bests are old-time friends, rais­
ing their families in the town of
Hubbard, Ore.
Pvt. Ray Lerew of Carlisle,
Pa., visited the John Denisars
!• eb. 22 and 23. He is en route
overseas to the far east.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Locke of
Cupertino, Calif., w e r e dinner
guests Friday of the John Deni­
sars at Denmark.
her time to projects benelcial to
Rebekahs Honor
the community, her most out­
standing
being in charge of the
Verna Mendenhall
Lozella Sternberg fund raising
Mrs. V e r n a Mendenhall has campaign for which the entire
been selected by the members of county commends her.
Topaz Rebekah Lodge, No. 241,
to receive the Dcoration of Chiv­
alry at th I. O. O. F. Grand
Lodge session at Salem in May.
This is the highest honor the
For Sale: full size mattress. $3;
local lodge can give one of its
Girls
bicycle, 28-in. $12.50. Inquire
members and is given in recog­
Gold’s
Shoe Store.
i
nition for outstanding work in
both the lodge and for commun­
Rebekah Social Club will hold
ity service outside the lodge.
a food sale at Dimmick's Mar­
During the p a s t years Mrs. ket, Friday, March 7, beginning
Mendenhall hase given much of at 2:00 p. m.
—adv
W I L B A N K ZS M A R K E T
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Book Cases, W riting Desks, Corner Cabinets,
Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors, W in­
dows ( Frames, Clipboard Doors, Drawers.
IF I T S MADE OF WOOD—
YO U H A V E A fO B F O R /. E. F !F IE LD !
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In Redfield’s M arket
FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS
^Classified Ads"
JIM'S UNION CABINET SHOP
H I F R A N K , Proprietor
HAMVhank Ends' ,b......
55c
. . . 65c
I l n l f iU Butt Ends, lb.
Center Cut
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PORK ROASTS, lb....................55c
Sliced
BACON, lb ...................................55c
Skinless
WIENERS, lb ................................ 55c
BACON SQUARES, lb.
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35c
Fresh Seafoods of A ll K in d s On H and!
Dtrn off Hw’y 101 at Beach Road. Follow the Signs!
PRODUCE
Lettuce, crisp, h e a d ................ 9C
Green Onions, 2 hunches.......... 15c
Carrots, fresh, 2 bunches............ 15c
1 oinatoes, ripe, tube___ __ 25c
Celery I leans
2Sc
Bununus, golden ripe,
17c
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Hcrshey, with or without almonds
Unicod Brand Eastern Salted boneless
Chocolate Bars, lg. size 19c Codfish, 1-lb. box . . . 69c
Melo-West, the perfect desert
Ice Cream, ’/ 2 gal. .
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79c Tide, gt. economy size 79c
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Kre-Mel Pie Filling or—5 for 25c.
Pudding, asst, flavors . 6c
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. 59c
Joy, instant dish wash. 31c
Sunshine Crackers—taste the difference
Hi-Ho, 1 lb. box
Rinso, giant size
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32c
Chef-Boy-ar-dee—sauce with meat
51c
Egg Noodles and Turkey—1 lb. 13 oz.
Spaghetti Dinner . . . 44c
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Sunshine Krispy—flaky thin saltines
Crackers, 2-lb. box
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The one and only
Kleenex, 300 tissues . 25c
Soft and absorbent
Rancher's Pride, . . . . 49c
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Borden's Starlac
Dry M ilk
. . . .
37c
Southern Maid colored
Scot Towels, 150s . . . 19c O leomargarine, lb .
Gerber’s strained or Junior—assorted
. 25c
Drifted Snow Home Perfected—25-lb. sack, $2.20
Baby Foods, 12 for . $1.00 Flour, 50-lb. sack . . . $4.35
K raft’s Cheddar
Wellman’s Tomato
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Cheese, w ell aged, lb. . 57c Catsup, 14-oz. bottle . 15c
Royal Club Seedless
Raisins, 2-lb. pkg.
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34c Tomato Juice, 46-oz. . 27c
Light Meat Grated
Libby’s
Tuna, Bits O'Sea . . .
25c P^apple Juice, 46-oz. . 29c
Dunbar white vacuum packed
Crab Meat, w hite .
Meco Cut Green
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63c Beans, 303 s iz e .......... 17c
Party Time
Salmon, No. 1 ta ll .
Campbell’s
Roy al Club- - vegetable salad, very good
. 49c Saladettes, No. 1 ta ll . . 25c
Hungry Jack—pure wheat mix
Old English
Pancake Flour, 10 lbs. $1.09 Dog Food, c a n .............. 10c
Lumber Jack imitation—24-oz. jug—32c
Maple Syrup, 5 lbs.
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Larro Cubes
75c Dog Food, 10 lb s ___ $1.25
Redfield’s Market
SPECIALS— Friday and Saturday
ij/ee Parking for Customers m oar own Parking I^ot
Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats
We handle strictly fresh eggs from State Line Poultry Farm!