Page Two H IL L S B O R O Banks Pupils in Operetta Ceremony at Church Sunday AR G U S. H IL L S B O R O , Beaverton Debate Champions ' Wolfurd, Billy Moore. Roy Moss. | Billy Kessler. Kiyoshi Kawamato. I Kelso Shigeno. file boys did not I win a game but enjoyed t.hetournn- I ment very much. They are all agreed to grow a little taller and add a few pounds tills summer and win a few games next year .. . Resident Retires Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orindle and H e l v e t i a Helen McPherson of Portland and from Active Farming G randm a Stevens of Fores: Grove visited Mr. and Mrs. Eli Grlndel 1 Monday John M Davidson) | George Fink Uonored n „ m e Pinrk enter--iin.xi w HELVETIA Installation of Rev Mrs M ink enter.auied a B. M. I're.Miitxii'g. the new minister OREGON T hursday, M an li 7, 1935 Puvollup. WiVili. wilt s|M*ak »11. The Crossing Kidron." b o ro , s p e n t Ilo in e lie r a Pearsons I losts at Finíale S aturday H ie week el ,I at lai ‘ •'•••'t!'' K » “ I ' | h ' la now employe, I’llgiim lions«- at tin- W 1, RctUllg h o llit Id lg lio ille * . l-itday' World day of prayer. In st Friday In Lent Chapel wor- I'IRDAI K Mr ami Mis I). II 1 ship, with liturgy of Wav of Un 1 Pearson entertained win» a eard T o b a c co C o d e A p p rovrd cross a! 7 30 11 in. Sermon, "Who party Saturday night Present wer, _ . WASHINGTON Piesi,leni R,»,,,, Helps Carry tin- Cross?" Sunday ‘Bit* o’ Blarney’ F r i d a y ; Mr and Mrs Miller and Lawrence veil has upproved Hie NRA , ode First Sundin In la-nl. Confession, and .. _ , , Jean Miller ol Sellolls. lim lel for Hie cigarette Industry litany ami sermon 10 :io a in Honor Koll Announced Pastor Haller will »peak on l lii" and Edward Carier, and Edwin _____ Smith Knew Illui Not " Veapers. 7.30 p Mr and Mrs II S Rogers and in . with sermon on I’lie Palm BANKS — Visit Ireland Friday I B ran -lies ’- Caleehlsm and Bible Mr and Mrs Spieling ot Hillsboro evening with the grade school .study, each Sunday. 0 30 a in . vlslled al the E W Carter home children in their operetta. "Bits until Easier. Tuesday si Gregory Sunday. o'Blamey. in March 13. 15 and 18. Ember days. Mr ___ and _____ Mrs _____ Sheet __ and cidi V. I tV. IIAI.I, — 'Uli an,| <|.,x torium The cast wiih s)x-tial prayer lor ila- church «Iren attended a fellowship meet Geraldine Kessler THURSDAY, March 7tl, universal and the clergy Wednesday mg ai Dayton Momlay Cason; "Robe evening, 7:30. Litany and sermon Mildred ami Loellle llaase »an- illll-dxirn o ii S f c - W S X S i- is Inv.UM to attend New Prom oter Preeeuta I ople. 'At Dark G ethseniane la-1 Me Learn ot J e su s . ,,i m , sVed» H «11 ‘'"Hiwa ' Alto Brown Wolloru' Harvey rhom uson. D ay- P r t « Orossen. a successful farm - Confn ination on Palm Sunday Holy church »ervlees Sunday night A IMH'III.F MAIN EVENT T h k r a i l W ill b .- ^ M i n o o I e d h v two ld Kosc'.icrans. Earl and Lloyd Mil- er and dairyman has retired be- Goinuumlon on Maundy Thursday large crowd attended Hie .n v in ‘ bt supported by two . f lUKi Qvorgc Fink. cause of poor health and will make \o iu ig People's meetings ns sched- hl spile of the weather Sailor Franz va. Mr and M rs Cliff Thomnson Nora »ooiey ol Forest home with his daughter. Mr- uled Pilgrim Guild each Thursday Daniel and Edward Carter. Mis aJd fondiv v-iuteil Mrs SlelH Krllv Grove visited last week with her l - ’ir Retehen. Mr. G rassen up to George Kitzmiller at p in Pastor may lie consulted Miller. Mrs Wal .on. ami l awn m e %nndAv U1 A K U‘ niece, Mrs. John Van Dom. lhe tlme he had a stroke took an any inornlm. between io o'clock and Jean Miller ol Scholls went I, I h T h m i n r roll for Mrs H.irrv Coleman is visiting active part in public a ffa irs and Vic Potter ve. and noon, or I,« appointm ent, at Castle Rock Wednesday and vaughl th P ^ n a/t six m l ? includes Hazel her d “»i;hUr, Mrs. A McGill, at waa always ready to give Ins tun, Hie House office. 354 East Jackson their limit of smelt They repoilcd Swede Laraon W ui,„ I K U n n i n t l r M ountain-ale. and talent to help ui any new street. that the sm elt were itinning gixal m X i 1 Km,xs'11« k ? “ toVn i u r - ' MRi A c WaW entertained her enterprise. He was associated with Best 2 out of 3 fulls or — there. h lr^ Knii shLeiwt Poiinie Sunda'' school class Saturday a t- >‘>e Farm ers M utual Fire Insur- decision In | hour. Melliodisl Iplseopal C hurrh Edwin Stiilth. who h a. b ,-n cm !S . 2 p i n ? S h ew « tem oon 111 honor of Jolui W ahls ance company for 35 years « a s Church school ti 45. Miss Rose I’h'ved nt Hie Joe Dobcr (anil. 1.. 30 minfte : event ii h iiK i,,a^it'aMWoRordP Mvrkwm lUnth ^hthdav. Present were Mar- President several years and at Cave, superintendent Divine wor- I ,low •'•»ployed In Portland w n « « JFv^ivn R o sier Connie L^VU Mld C harlotte Fuik. Evelyn the M e he was stricken with sick- Jack Kiser va. ship. II. sermon by the pastor. "A al,d Mrs. D II Pearson and vJS ton«E NomiK Klwai^wio RoSi Kessler. Ju an ita Wolford. Kodr.ey ness was appraiser for th is district Ilo< hogllii Call for Laborers." Epworth League ‘'»»are» vlalUxt at the h-m e ol v c fia i ua T S S n re K iS fin in » M Moore. K enneth Parmley. Marjorie Mr Orossen is able to get around 8 30; led by Byron Reed Evening ; Mrs Pearson s m other in Portland H « ^ H ^ w ie k ^ R u A d rth to-rw-ki " llcox. Kay Lien Gene White. wli>> **» use of a cane and his Izirry Bennett. Refer« ■service at 7 30. “The Source ol s «»d a v lis Hartwick. Rudolph Nellie Dean Koiinger. Koiinger. Jan Jan et et Sellers. Sellers. »'«».' friends hope to see him get Admission 40 rents Tomi Islui Beulah SliigeiK» rw..to K euo Ncllie Preaent Day Unrest " Roberta Robinson who 1» em- i^.tLao Tr*«sa»x>» Dean uncon u. a n i~ » . stronger Again. S i n o i,m « C n onigeno, on K r o d S JosePh Jenscn- Barbara Wilson. 1 Sunday m arks the beginning ol i P,oy«-il nt tin- Krletz. heme in IIIIIs- An immense crowd attended the Kawamato Peirev Wilson G erald- .ÇaHield and Brvce and Kawamato. Peggy Wilson. Gerald John Wahl. - the iwo weeks evangelistic m eet public sale at the Peter G rav en ine Kessler. Alta Brown. Haglno. ing* in this church. Tile pastor of Mia. raetsch Speaks * “* ?eIved Nisliiwaka. the church will speak each evening The Mothers emo m et F riday Mr. and Mrs. John Hartwick and during Hie week except Saturduv dai A gospel song service th at will do Pori the soul good will be led by Thom- M is Isaacs, ami Mrs Rhmla Hennt- i t e d __ son will lend support from the and son in Portland Sunday. ,“ * ll,v P~*ws m ju scuuui. broke her arm so m e ' i i n w T . s ’".n'a piano. Services are om-n io all Ralph Williams visited his sister,; She spoke on the requirem ents of stlll t a™' *“ *? tlnle aK° and C hristian people of Hlllsbori Phone 771 . Mrs. S. A. Roth, in P ortland S un- * standard high school and of some na 11 " a casl requested to attend as «ipportunttv day. ! df the needs of th e Banks high. Mrs. R itter Honored affords and give support to tin- Birthdays Celebrated Lyle Wolford of O tter Rock C. Mrs. Elizabeth R itter was honor- meetings In u friendly way A family dinner was held Sunday C. C. cam p is spending a week ed February 27 when a group of Sunday morning Mr Isaacs ami Special» for Friday and Saturday, March 8 - 9 a t the home of Mr. and Mrs Ar- w'th his folks. Lyle has just com- friends and relatives gave a sur- Mrs Renmson will lake charge ot thur Smith, which was in honor oi t pleted a week s tour of coast CCC prise party at her home, the oe- the congregational singing and Mr the birthday anniversaries of John camps where he and four other casion being her birthday a n n i- Isaacs will sing tnimcdliitelv before , Walil. Mr. and Mrs. Sm ith a n d , boys put on a musical program. versary. The evening was spent the sermon Mrs. Banks, which all take place Honor Roll Given playing cards, music and singing, Sunday afternoon there will be in March. Present were Mr and Honor roll for the past six weeks Present were Mr and Mrs Victor a meeting for the children under Mrs. Harold Banks and son 01 was announced last week. Two Christensen and daughter Virginia. the direction of our helpers Bovs Fancy medium reti. Newberg, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel with "ones" were Eugenia Quier M r- and Mrs- Simon Hershey and and girls will want to attend this la r g e r a n . Saunders. D. A. Saunders a n d and E tta Bailey. Those with a 50,1 " ’alter. Mr and Mrs. J. M service daughters Jane and Barbara, all of "tax»” average. Vera Reppeto M ar- Davidson and sons Lovat and Jim. M b. can. Sunday evening at 7:30 and each Salem. Mr. and Mrs A. C. Wahl celle Davis, Jack Seabold. R ita Cop J,Irs- Henry Staehli, Donald and evening, except Saturday, during and three sons of Banks. Glen Richard Highsmith. Howard Rep- Marlien Staehli. Mrs. Anna Donald- the following two weeks these serv- French. Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Sm ith peto. Mae — ---- _ ' a e Cason. Wilma Bailey. soa- Donaldson. J. p. Donald- Ic' •es will be In progress Welcome and son Robert of n orth of Banks Patricia Jei Jensen and Harrv Seabold. s»»- Weslev Pieren. Mrs Made- B tav trton high school debaters who captured Ihe Pacific northwest Cl harles M Reed, pastor Tests Passed Jerry E Sari a r l __ ____ _ th __ e _____ Rogers, in fan _ t son *>'ne Shattuck. ___ Art Anderson Jam es t;tle recently and who are eligible to compete pl- . for the — coast ------- cham ..xmpl- Seven memoers of the Wikapi- of Mr and Mrs. Jack Rogers of and tlle honor guest. Large fancy Oysters, Urti J.' W hile, onship at Redlands. Cal. Top. Markey Sayre and Evelyn Alexander, Nahon Camp Fire group last week Portland, was baptized Sunday night Help in Program affirm ative. Bottom. Aline Boswell and Donald Walker, negative. took the Americanisation tests spon- a t church services Mrs. Rogers Helvetia band went to M ountam- la rg e c a n s «»red by the American Legion and baby are visiting her parents, dale school Saturday night to take Full 8 ounces of incut. Auxiliary. All seven giris passed. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tresham , and part in the program given there for p evangelistic meeting. 7 30 trines of M en vs D o c tr in e s . 0 ;i,v i They were Ione Bateman. Peggy family. ‘ 1 u | t Wilson. Alta Brown. Betty McCann, C. L W. class of the Banks Sun Geraldine Kessler, Bernice Friday day school with their teacher and Theresa Paetsch A. B McFarlane, entertained' Auxiliary to Meet E. Tilton with a pot luck dinner American Legion Auxiliary will Thursday evening at the parsonage Green & White. Red & W hite. meet m the R N A. hall Wednes- Mr and Mrs. N. Berdan returned eig h tiith b i t h d ^ ^ ^ n d linn team beat the local m en’s team day M arch 13. a t 8 oclock. home Sunday from a three weeks- guest of honor ir iTldav and nujoiiip kASgVkilVi. G p ll.il lira vert on ( hureh of Christ 2725 to 2578 Bud Rogers was high Bluebird club m et with Ethel visit_wtth visit with relatives in 8Ïlein."D Salem C > -’ I. K ■ T A - d ° S ■ l nonor p h ^ p i at t a ^ S S Î ? 7 w h « ‘I shigt»« Sunday m o n n n g .-R cv B _____ - ________ The evangelistic meetings con- m an for Hillsboro with a 542 series Sm ith Monday afternoon with M ar- las. Hillsboro and Forest Grove eremn nf ..- u i ___ Fancy medium Shrimp. »one Wilcox in charee of th th e e nro- Mr friends and and neighbors neighbors ’ paaion _ ducted by Teddy Leavitt ¿»till con- Reaulta of tne .seventh week of jorie Wilcox in charge of nro- Mr and ann Urn xr™ pr«a w ki“ ,“ ’J. irollp ?£ . rr!ends t{ranI duaVr P?e direeuon of T^er- family visited a t th e Frank G e tu S rorns’ o f'th e d a " M ^ 's p r m ^ r ?e’ OW Ka*hionr«1 '»!<*)*« Mhoion live4 topics’ th e T S n ln g «JiS-V m u*'™ ‘toli,m s'nr A m enr '‘n The nlace von i l l l f f e « iZ L -." . “ u »y . w u im * w n k r «tvs iouows American Home ■ esa Paetsch. Marjorie gave the litUc home on Green M ountain Sunday reived ni;» K r Tlu' Dl-»e where 'o n w w il « e - i l a a t t S 1 . ix,,,un‘> WI,K “-' as IWliius girls an exhibition of tap dancing ________________ ra v e n many mce^ presents. 49-lb. Wilma M£Peak will have charge of p-.._______ T . . " ” th e i W w nh us M I t ' E ! ‘ .< C Store 3 Pas- the next Bluebird meeting. Sack as follows: time 0; Ireland's 2 Lentz l Com- a a ? k t l toI r t V e ,th l » Main s Y * Yollo*»: ! tim e 0 Attend Birthday Party - „ „ „ .. i ------ --------- 9:<5- T B Harris, merclal Safeway 2. nU rwav 1- Last Chance at Thia Price! German M. E. Church. Bethany «. superintendent Communion serv- Oosletts 2. Hall's Barber shoo i Mr. and Mrs. Tom Qualls attended . „»L w ----------- On G frm an town road Sunday . . * hristian Church lce followed by preaching. 11 a N ational—Pharm acy 3 U n io n --7a" I Flour has advanced 10c per sack alr.ee thia was bought. a pw-ty Saturday evening in honor Membe f Hillsboro fire de- S1u,nday’ 10 a„ m : O er: m ^ ? ^ ^ N ^ i e r h s ii^ ? n te n d e n t >OUn* ,p,'°ple " "J4* “ "« 6 M P >■ National Gonrds 3. Bristol 0 ' of the birthday anniversary of Will Rogers near Hillsboro ^ b e ^ S i / m S WelC° me M m \ & n r S K d ^ ' iV a rn i «, Mn W r e s t lin g CURRY’S GROCERY Fr~ TOMATOES 3 29C SALMON 2 29l SPINACH J City Bowlers Lose to P o rtlan d S quad 2 OYSTERS 2 25c SHRIMP KRAUT 2 2'rv.n. Firem en Initiate N ew M em bers H ere 2 25c 19< Flour I I Dalles llUUI CHURCHES $1.55 SOAP CHIPS POTATOES Ed Debolt of Sand Lake was a £lrove Beaverton Christian Science SoG et. The ChUia M is s io n '-a wonder- : ^ . ', 7 » u. . AmPrl« u i 192 20-Mule Team Borax. Standings are as follows M ountain Burbanks. Banks visitor Monday departm ents were visitors. _ o rw ia n Science Society < ftftv vears in China Whosoever H ill Tabernacle Mr. ™ Banks a n d ' , « 7 ™ Mike W aef- are ^ ’d ' S u n d a y ivTth‘S S m i X a r t e " C h iS .a n w L P rt I iAbove North Plauisi 1 5 ^ i T 667 I little son of Newberg spent the S fr West Union m appreciation ' » ¿•cir)ct dnn ^54a„e'^hiiid E» dea''or 6 30 P m Junior, ____ irte r- _________ Sunday school. 10 a. in . classes I’Miime 13 Large pkg. 61N ,h . week-end with relatives a t Banks the local.d ep art- ees at 8 »clock. Sunday schooi medlau, and _ you young p«>ople. Chll- are growing in number und spirit- •' •' n»>re SR2 I R _ up „ Mrs « Dwight «^vaaezo Sellers of ment during a recent fire was aJ a m - PupUs up to th e age Hren vounu Mr. and — v* - - - . ---- 7 young people invited ually The word for the scripture IT’.1?"**’. o c u c i» v , ,Wi. Of 20 vears a re < r e lr r .r n .e H r -.o I “ 1r l u jo u ilg __ of 20 years are welcomed, W L Hillsboro were Sunday guests of acknowledged this week ----- I— 7:30 r r r p .. m „ verses verses Sunday Sunday Is is "Reap." "Reap." The The pas- pas- reading mr>m nn»r, -07^ Evangelistic service, m. reading room op ----- 15 6 .714 and S atim hiis °from°9 Song seryice assisted by y o u n g ¡or will bring a message along the si.tion.i’’¡u.m Mr. and Mrs. T Sellers and! ------ 7— — — 14 7 667 Sundav c^trwor - Untl1 4 P' m people's choir. Sermon. "Playing Il»es the "preparedness of the i-h.n..«.-y Amos Sellers 1 i ■ 3R2 Mrs. Lien Hoste«» ounaay s topic, Man t j,e poo) - Missionary society m eet- church. 11 a. m Afternoon 2 30. . Hri.ua & 16 283 w I Pet «,.„«. m V - u ing Tuesday, 2:30 p m. Also H l-Tri reKUlar tarry service. Evening a t 8. *»ri«-»n— t ClUí m<¿ wi£ Mrs^ f U y * Mr acd Mrs Ralph Schappert 14 667 ____ < “ ' C"iircb Missionary club meets same day, i regular evangelistic service, orayer. l-?u"drv won J?.ur2?,a¿ ÎÎ" w1 ^ " „ar.» : £n ?eil ained ’ lth a _dinner party V2-gallon BG »17 h. won first prize. Mrs. C. W Moore I Saturday evening Those ore^ent . « -every Sunday. 9 45 7 30 p m. Mid-week service Thurs- testimony music and the Word o f , hi ., , M i 42R won second and Mrs. R. J. Doherty J »ere Mr and Mrs E i Sch^S- »m Je^ n ' s« ? day 7 30 p m Special Bible study the Lord Oolng F irth with Power w .182 i i tow. Next meeting will be with Mrs. - p e n and Mr and Mrs Theodore servlces py Ellsworth on the "Life of C hrist" bv the Tuesday. 8 p. m.. regular week < ».■..rrial— W I. Pet. Cass Wilson. I Schappert and daughter D o n a1 J ? 1”” '« pasV’r '» e , eiT 8undaV «ve- pastor. You will find a welcome night service. To all these meet- 1« 5 762 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers a n d : Lour-i of Portland ¿ d Mr and « ” ?' 8 ° cl°5k Ladles' Aid meets with us at any and all services — ‘»gs you are welcome, 10 II 4H3 little daughter of Iowa HUI visited ¡Mrs. Jesse Churchlev “ d daughter and thlrd Wednesdays a t 2 R. L. Putnam , pastor. M 13 .382 R IS .382 Mr. and afro. T. Sellers Sun- Myna Lee. p' m ' W —— Trinity Lutheran Churrh Watch Our Window M e. orei.h» „ r r- i Mrs s Mcllvaine of Cornelius r o n r e e e .ri^ T i r-a _ . a =• aBetl^ B apti'rt c h “rrh Public worship a t 10:30 a m.. Subscribe for the Argus. M SnS? 9 ? ies and Mrs. Lizzie Crinling of Port- q,,n Hav «S? F nday 7 38 p •» . opening meet- Sunday school a t 9 45 and Bible Creek visited Mrs. George M oss; la n j were dinner guests of Mrs W D p 5 ? C hurch school, 10 a. m.. ing Oregon G erm an Baptist young class at 8 p m. During thia season Fnday. cs , .. M Snipes Thursday. too- «-^e.nL spperl.n ,t ende»V m orn- peope and Sunday school workers of Lent a series of sermons will be e, Mr. and „. Mrs J CaSi Wilson, Mrs Mr. and Mrs H. P. ShlDton and lng y °™ “ P- 11 o clock First ser- unions annual conference Sun- delivered on, "Trial Questions ^ e „ Pm' quests at the S A. Becken W ash, is visiting her son Clyde ¡home and daughters Moxie an d Id a in ' ______________ Banks Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday— March 8, 9 and 11 Mr. and Mrs. R N Baker and! th e advertiseme "te help you son Dale of Hillside visited Mr a^ D make your to p p i n g plans. Mrs J - - M. - Kessler - - and da f i l t e r s ; Saturday Lyle Wolford visited scout m eet ing Monday evening and gave the boys a talk on first aid Lyle has recently completed a course in first Are buying the better aid a t the CCC camp SALMON— Celilo. 2» 10c Builds New B _ quality m erchandise be- Amaizó— Corn or Gloss. CAKE FLOUR Frank Herricks Is building a new [ cause they find it is g rea t SPAGHEI I'l— Milani. 1-lb glass dairy barn on his farm near Banks 1-Ib The frame was raised Monday. Mr. er economy. You not only Cello Bag WHOLE CLAMS— U nderw ood’s. 2 pkgs. Herricks also plans to build a new save money but you will Same am ount »» pkg. house this summer. have som ething you re a l MAYONNAISE— D urkee’s. Pint In Tourney ly enjoy. (W e serve the Clyde Hopkins, principal of the MAYONNAISE— D urkee’s. Q u a r t grade school, and the grade school best.) You will find our basketball team attended the bas ( h e n fresh. Plain o r whole wheat. SPAGHETTI— P o rter’s. Large pkg. brands of m erchandise ketball tournam ent in Beaverton Wednesday and Thursday The boys dependable. EGGS— Fresh Extra. 2 dozen 14 Vi 25 1 u 4 PDREX 17c Reedvilfe 25c SUGAR 10, 48 c A S P E C IA L E V E R Y D A Y w. F a ir w a y a. M a rk e t PIGGIY WIGG More P eop le LENTEN S P E C IA L S STARCH SW A N SD O W N 2 15c 23/«lb I JJ C FIG BARS These prices effective March 8, 9 and 11 FIG BARS — Fresh from oven. 2 lbs. ....................... 9^/» ¿«IV Baking Powder. Crescent brand. Bulk. 97z» 2 lbs....................... Dili Pickles. Bulk. 1 quart A / V -4 kx/kz Catsup. P referred Stock Laugh and the w o r l d laughs with you—weep and you get a shiny nose! Everybody is happy and healthy in the f a m i l y when Perfection Bakery breads and pastries are served regularly. Not only the quality is good, hut th eir use provides a local m ark et and local employ m ent. Perfection Bakery 14c VANILLA FLAVORING E X ................... Corn, Peas, or Beans. 2 cans 65c 19c Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily! Buy and Save at WILEY’S [NEW DEAL] GROCERY Phone 1001 Corner 3rd Main and Streets Phone 451 We Deliver FREE DELIVERY SANICLOR Del M onte 10c SALMON. 2 for No- . 3 5 c TUNA— 10c Ms ....... TUNA— .................. .... 15c CRYSTAL WHITE 29c CAKE FLOUR ä fr ilk:..... 29 c TREE TEA— Vi-lb., green ................................ 25c BREAKFAST COCOA— Baker’s, %-lb. tin 10c LOG CABIN SYRUP— Medium tin 41c CRACKERS— Salted or Plain. 2 lbs. POTATO CHIPS— 4-oz....................................... POTATO CHIPS— 7-oz...................... MAYONNAISE— In bulk. Pint 25c 9C 15c 20c BUTTER ,1 ' SUG A R S ^ r — BROWN SUGAR « ■». POTATOES " S w ii , 1 s V z 1. CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP JELLO Assorted flav’s 3 okgs. 10 KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR 49-lb. YOUR OLD FAVORITE OXYDOL 29c bars bag $ 1.5 6 1 large pkg. SPECIAL FISH BARGAINS IVORY SOAP O ysters 22c 4 med. bars TREE TEA— Vj-lb., black ...................................33c 10c C odfish Sardines FANCY. BONELESS. MUSTARD or E xtra fancy quality. Large enough to fry. H ein z S oups Assorted. Pint tins. 2 for 6 cans ...... 25c 69c "Carload of Heinz Home Style Soup Just arrived.” Illg l>ouble-8lze Tin» EACH 15c Chase and Sanborn’s CO FFEE The D ate’s on the Can 35c Me 23c 45c Come in and ask about our coupon plan on Eggs. Receive more for your Eggs by using coupons. -lb. 2 pkg TOMATO 8AUCE. 29c large oval rang ......... 25c FRUITS and VEGETABLES APPLES— Fancy Delicious. ORANGES— Full of juice. Small, thin skinned. Dozen CARROTS— Fresh und 6 lbs.