“SELL CHEAP AND SELL A HEAP”
it’s not too early
And keep everlastingly at it
You can do better at the
In selecting your presents now
you can have first choice in
our gift display. Come in
and let us help you solve your
gift problems.
ASSOCIATED STORE No. 20
GRAND RONDE, OREGON
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ELECTRIC GIFTS
For a lasting gift that will
give great pleasure, nothing
can surpass the radio. See
and hear our new models.
Friday-Saturday BEST Pop Corn
Classic Soap
7 Bars 25 cents
Rice 4 lbs.
Schaller Brothers Hdw
Red Mex. beans 4 lbs.
I
25c
Macaroni 4 pounds
29c
Nally’s Mayonnaise 8oz 21c
Early June peas 3 cans 39c
Sugar Corn 3 cans
39c
Yellow Corn 3 cans
43c
Wesson Oil pints
29c
Sun Brite cleanser
25c
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Hillcrest Highlights
The Rawliegh man was visit
Miss Margret Buel visited our
ing and transacting business here
school last Monday.
Miss Helen Ball has started to Saturday afternoon.
school at Hillcrest.
Mrs. Milton Carter and daugh
ter
Irene, took a little exercise
E G. Fletcher has been on the
by
walking
to town Saturday.
sick list again
with the flu.
Clay Rowell visited his nephew
Mr. Clay Rowell was in our vic
at
Grand Ronde one day last
inity Saturday.
week.
Mrs. C. F. Anderson has been
C. K. Olsen now rides to his
quite sick with the flu.
work
each morning with T. H.
Virgil Hussey spent Saturday
Rouse.
afternoon rounding up his cattle.
Charlie Anderson and Mr. Gus
Lloyd Wallace of Otis was in
Norstrem
motored to Portland
our vicinity on business.
one dav last week.
Bob Miller was transacting
Geo Glass and pons and Dave
business in our vicinity Satur-
Nickerson and son Frank moved
day.
to McMinnville where they have
Irvin Carter has moved to his employment.
new house on the G* D. Carter
Mrs. Braxton Fouts and child
farm.
ren spent the week end witn
A. R. Ford was in our vicinitv her mother Mrs. J. M. Sarner
atter a truck load ot cattle a kw of Dalias.
days ago.
Miss Estella Nelson and Miss
Milton Carter paid the Times Ethel White have been spending
Offices, a pleasant visit one da\ the week with home folks, Mr.
this week.
and Mrs. Axel Nelson.
Willamina Meat
Market
R. S. Miller, prop.
Purity and cleanliness in every department
HAM, BACON, LARD,
BUTTER AND EGGS
Buv vour meats, both fresh and cured from your local Meat Market
Two pair 76c.
Pop
Blue Bird Hosiery,
pers on earth
Regular 50, now 43c
Rubbers For The
Whole Family
Blue Bird all silk hose, reg
ular price $1.00.
special 2 pair
$1.63
For the balance of
this month all shoes Xmas Suggestions
less 25% of the reg-
ular price,
Better Manicuring Sets
$2.00 set priced at $1.69
hurry!
$3.50 set now
$4.50 set priced at
Breakfast Bacon, extra
special
OurHardware
Department is com
Carnation Oats and wheat
pletely stocked and
premium, regular 45c,
everything is sold at
Package 39c
reasonable prices
Per pound 32c
Limit,
10 lbs. Sugar 59c.
Snider’s Catsup, limit,
Large bottle 18c
2.98
3.97
COME IN AND SEE
You had better
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come here first to g
do your shopping,
as we have so
many bargains.
Space is too short
to list them all.
Do your Christmas shop Everything for the child
ping early and do it at the ren, father, mother, sis
home store.
ter and brother.
The largest supply of Christmas Candies and nuts “in town.’
Shop early!
Get your tree trimmings, cards and seals
We have them.
home of Mrs. Gusnafsons broth
and Mrs. Glen White were in our
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gustafson er R. A. Frueindiener.
vicinity buying cattle Friday. spent Sunday evening at the
John Fagerlie, Leta Almon and
John Caligan of Portland spent
the week end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Gustafson.
WILLAMINA MEAT MARKET
MILLER’S MARKET
FOR QUALITY MEAT GO TO
One
Largest Drug de
Bacon back, half or whole partment, outside a
Guest Towels
strip,
regular drug store, Regular 75, now 63c
30c per pound
county in the
Lester Horney brook is spend
Jim Davis was looking over
ing his time this week hauling sume land owned by Chris Dem
wood in our vicininty.
as and son this week. He is
Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott and Mr. thinking of buying the property.
Wiliam..
Regular 75c Hose.
pair 75c.
Don’t forget
Roaster
Austin Savage at the
Crowell ranch.
C. M. in the best shape possible.
The Ladies Friendly Circle met
at Mrs. M. J. Carter’s last Wed
nesday. Those that were pre
sent had a very enjoyable even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Robert
Mr. Manos and Mr. Demas of
son are the proud parents of a 6
Portland
are visiting Pete Demas
pound boy. Mother and baby
and wife. While here they
are doing fine.
Mr and Mrs. Ermil Buell mot motored to Hebo to spend Satur
ored to Portland to visit their son day evening.
Mr. and Mrs- Bill Roles and Mrs.
Virgil, who is sick in the hospital
Robert Roles of Portland spent
there.
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. I. Ca'i-
Mrs. Maca Robertson and
gan. Mrs. Cahgans mother Mrs
daughter Jean and son John of
Sandy visited friends and rela Hart accompanied them home.
tives here the past week.
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One or two extra tablespoons
Mrs. R. A. Frueindiener and
of
melted shortening in waffles
Mrs.
Fouts spent Thursday
will
often prevent them from
with Mrs. Geo. Frueindiener of
sticking to the waffle iron.
Grand Ronde.
Mrs. Hilda Carter and Mis. Iola
Medford growers and shippers
Nelson and Mr. Johnson spent a
’’following through”
very pleasant afternoon Wednes are also
this year by keeping Henry
day with friends in our vicinity.
Hartman, pomologist on leave
Dorthy Savage
spent the from Oregon State college, in the
Thanksgiving holidays with her eastern market centers to make
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. sure the fruit reaches consumers
The amount of swelling deter
mines the amount of water re
quired in cooking cereals. Thus
rolled oats, which swell about
twice, require twice as much
water as cereal. Coarsely
ground or whole cereals swell
about four times, and finely
ground and refined cereals swell
from five to six times.
A celebration in recognition of
Oregon’s third national 4-H club
winner is being planned by the
city of Eugene m honor of Miss
Lois Bailey, Lane county gin
who has just won the Moses
trophy as the most outstanding
club girl and leader in the United
States, The club division
of the Oregon State College
extension service is cooperating
in arranging the celebration for
December 21. This is the third
successive winner for Oregon,
others being Alex Cruickshank
of McMinnville and
Edgar
Grimes of Harrisburg.