Thuradny, June 20, 1935
Directors for
Schoofs Named
H IL L S B O R O
two-r»H»ni b u d d in g
A bout 20 at
te n d ril M ik . L W G u ild was elec
led chairm an. V lcto i Bole« n, dire«
to r fo r tw o yea rs, W illia m
Waib<*l.
m ine und p a in t und re p a ir a ll b u ild
ings. No speciul tax was voted
No B udget Voted
No budget was voted at th« Jack
to w n school when M i
('hurl«
C la rk resigned as d ire c to r Luw r
«•nee F k ken wa . elect«*«! chairm an
M rs
W ill G ernbellu d ire c to r foi
one yeur und W. C Heaton re
elected fo r three years Charles
itoseinun was re elected fo r cle rk
AR G U S,
Katnna Report
Slated M eet
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
hariy h o sp ital w here he is conval-
11 si ing from in ju rie s received in an
autom obile aeeident M r L a i sen is
road engineer in L y n n county.
M r and M rs Vine O rn d u ff and
son and d a ughter o f T im b e r visite d
M r. O rnduff*« niece, Mrs. Dewey
M ercer, and fa m ily Sunday.
Mrs. S. T u rn e r and tw o sons of
P o rtla n d v is ite d her s is te r-in -la w ,
M rs J. H Felton, and fa m ily S u n
day.
C. S M< Nay o f N e w b e rg is v is it
in g bis son, W. H M cNay, and fa m
ily t lm week Hosts and guests
were Father ’ Day d in n e r guests at
the H a rle y Looney home in P o rt
land.
| a new m em ber, fo r three yeui
and
Mi
F a ith C h risten in , cle rk
J
W Ita y n a rd resigned a p«»sltl«,n on
the school boaul
R epairs P la n n e d by N u m b e r
B loom ing L u th e ra n C h u rc h
Mrs. G eorge Mount*» und sons
G
e o rg e a n il H u b e rt. eurne Tuesday
o f School D irecto rs
N in e B eats H ills b o ro
fro m M ln n o t, N I ) , fo r an In d e fm I
ite stay.
B L O O M IN G The B lo o m in g Farm
I Hr I. II l>„nintlnl
Couple G lv r n C h a riv a ri
U nion local w ill meet at the B lo o m
S C IIO I.I.S A n n u a l m eeting <>«
A b o u t 50 atended the ch a riv a ri
in
g school Wednesday evening to
(¡rm ic r school w ith an ut le t »dunce given at the G eorge Knock horn« I
hear the o ffic ia l re p o rt o f its d e le
" t i k • elected W Q Hi • ch«ii
F rid a y evening In honor o f M r
gate to th e state con ve ntio n , J F
niuii, II. M Reynolds, d ire c to r for and M rs John liu e c k , new lyw eds !
Kam nu M r K am nu states th a t the
tw o years, m id M is G ladys Trask,
P lan Ite p ulrs
| convention m arked a year o f p ro
ic th 'in x chairm an, was re elected
(M r N«»rih I ’ lnln« I ’ T A.)
N ine attended the annual m eeting
gress fo r the organization. There
fo r th re e years, and II T. I I chm * at the M ou n ta in sid e school when
N O K T Il P L A IN S A n n u a l schixd are now 44 locals in th e state, a ll
was re elected c le rk It was voted
C a rl
W ohlschlegel was
elected m eeting was held in the school h a vin g made su b stan tia l gains in
to redecorate and re|N iir the sc hot >1 ch u irm a n , George I.e w e lly n d lrec
house M onday evening W illiu m J
b u ild in g No »peclal tux wus voted to r fo r tw o years. J M S tre tch er I T ro u tm a n was elected d ire c to r fo r m em bership, W ashington c o u n ty
i ha vin g the largest m em bership w ith
Plan l.u rg rr Mcheol
fo r three years and J E Bennett 1 three years, and Mrs. M V Ja ck- seven hundred p a id -u p members.
u<w| from pMtre one)
A H|MK*lal tax o f 3*4 m ills wus c le rk A ll o f the men have served son, c le rk fo r one year.
Young People's society m em bers
Vacation at ICiwkaway
voted at the M id w u y m eeting for c o n tin u o u sly fo r l ig h t years. It wus
are rehearsing a program to be can stop Its rea lizatio n . M is u n d e r
standing is ram p a n t over th e p rin
M r. and M rs J u liu s Schoenberg given som etim e in J u ly .
rem odeling fro m a one room to a voted to In stu ll e le c tric ity kalso-
ciples o f the plan, he said, but op
j le ft Tuesday m o rn in g fo r Rock-
W in Game
ponents have been unable to o ffe r
aw ay beach, w here they w ill s(>end
T he in -d o o r b a ll team o f the lo a n y th in g better.
— —
the n e xt couple o f weeks at th e ir
cal
ch
u
rch
defeuted
the
T
r
in
ity
I cottage
T h a t the Townsend p la n m ust
M rs B e rth a B ro w n and son Rob L u th e ra n ch u rch team o f H ills b o ro be passed as th e fir s t phase o f the
at
H
ills
b
o
ro
Sunday
23
to
6.
Local
social s e cu rity program was the
e rt of P o rtla n d visite d M r und
lin e u p .: H a rold M eyer,
catcher, contention o f th e speaker. Incom e
M rs W. K Mays Sunduy.
A
lle
n
S
im
antel,
p
itc
h
e
r;
F
r
e
d
taxes in the U n ite d States m ounted
I M r. und M rs C lu rk In k le y and
sons o f P o rtla n d spent the w e e k M u h ly , lb ; John Liebenow , 2b; this year as a re s u lt o f th e g o ve rn
E
lm
e
r
G
urske.
3b,
A
r
th
u
r
G
urske
m ent's p o licy o f increasing the b u y
end w ith M rs Inkley*« b ro th e r, C
ss; Oscar M u h ly , If; Bob Liebenow , in g pow er o f th e people, C lyd e said
D. Meek, and fa m ily .
cf;
H
a
rold
K
ru
h
m
e
r,
r
f.
A
r
th
u
r
T he Townsend plan w o u ld c a rry
M r. und M rs John D u rcn d in g e r
i and fa m ily o f A ltu s, O kla . a rriv e d G urske h it tw o home runs, the th is m ovem ent to a fu rth e r degree
o
n
ly
homers
made
in
th
e
game
and w ould e v e n tu a lly do aw ay
lust week fo r u v is it w ith M r D u r-
Accept K c h e fflin B id
w ith the re lie f rolls, he declared
endlnger's sister. Mrs. C a rl C h rls -
The local congregation has ac
A c tiv itie s aim ed to ta ke v o tin g
tener, and fa m ily T hey spent the
cepted
an
in
v
ita
tio
n
to
th
e
m
ission
p o w e r away fro m persons on re
1 w eek end w ith M r und Mrs. John
fe
stiva
l
o
f
the
S
c
h
e
fflin
ch
u
rch
lie f was attacked by C lyd e He de
B lazer at Valsetz, Mrs. B lazer is
Sunday and w ill have no services clared th a t a b ill proposed at the
iilso a sister o f M r. Durendinger.
in
its
ow
n
church.
recent Oregon le g is la tu re to p re
Mrs. Fred Zybaeh le ft Saturday
The c o m m u n ity greeted tw o n e w ve n t n o n -p ro p e rty ow ners fro m v o t
fo r her home ut Long Beach, Cal .
a fte r a v is it w ith her sons, C a rl i comers the past week. A son to M r in g on bond issues was designed
and A n d y C h rlsten e r. and fa m ilie s 1 and M rs. R. p M oe ller, local school as an opening wedge in th e cam
M r und Mrs. W W einecke and teacher, and a son to Rev. a n d paign o f special interests
D etails of the revised Townsend
fa
m
d C. G rab e l and fa m ily ! Mrs H in rich s.
Ready to Hupply you with the south ily o v f is ite
plan w ere e xp la in e d b y C lyde
H ills b o ro Sunday.
Funds w o u ld be d e rive d fro m a
finest MEATS at the least cost.
Fred B ro w n visite d his daughter.
tw o p e r cent ta x on transactions
M rs
H a rold C u ttin g , a t K in to n
Sunday.
and inheritances and a 10 per
Itra d y to udvbte you In purchasing
cent increase in incom e levies. Pen
M r und M rs C la y D orland. Miss
Itra d y to give real value«.
sions o f not to exceed $200 per
Cora D orland. M r und M rs. C la ire !
(Continued from page one)
Doiel, F ru n k Johnson, M rs. Fred
m on th are proposed and w ould be
Inspected by O r. Nicol
M is V a lle y o f Raleigh station. Le-
paid p ro -rata as fu n ds
became
B ro w n und Mrs. Sam uel Johnson
D r. A l inquisì.
land F lin t, leader o f the K in to n
w e n t to G oldendale Sunday to a t ¡c a lf club, a rriv e d In C o rv a llis Sun- ava ila b le
F o llo w in g C lyde's ta lk , th e a u d i
tend the fu n e ra l o f R obert Newel,
: day and spent fo u r days at the
an uncle o f M rs B ro w n M r New el school.
ence took a g ro u p o b lig a tio n to
hud been a resident o f th is co u n ty j C om plete lis t o f th e co u n ty m em fig h t fo r the Townsend plan.
H ig h lig h ts o f the m usical p ro
and s till owned land near C e n te r
bers a tte n d in g the session is as fo l-
v ille
gram was tw o solos b y P a u l K
| lows: L a V e lle Jackson. V irg in ia
M V Jackson und C la rk In k le y Sohler, M arg a re t S ohler. K a th ry n H utchinson. P o rtla n d baritone. O th
of
P o rtla n d spent S u tu rda y and
e r num bers w ere give n b y V ernon
sCawrse. M a rv in H e y n d c ric k x and
Sunday
fis h in g on the W ilson r i v
A ik e n o f Sellwood. Miss V era H a r
Lb.
I N olan VanD om clen, C o rnelius; E v-
er T hey caught th re e Chinook
riso n o f T iga rd . M r M o tte r o f T i
i
e
ly
n
Schum
acher,
B
a
rb
a
ra
E
n-
salmon.
I schede, A n ita Mae M organ. Eleanor gard and the local F oursquare Gos
Mr
and M rs
John M ille r o f
pel church ijfch e stra . The in v o c a
Lb.
P o rtla n d and M r and Mrs. J. R | B endler, M a ry E lle n M a rin e r. Jean tio n was given by Rev
George
I
A
n
n
C
onnell.
Rem
i
Coussens,
I.e-
Sandford spent several days last
M agwood of P o rtla n d and th e bene-
: Roy M ills and C harles K a y. H ills - : d ic tio n bv Rev John p
week fis h in g on the Trask riv e r.
P enholl,
; boro; B e tty Jean Davis. L a u re l; ?
Y ReV J ° hn P
P ortland. Address o f w e l
j Ruth M cCutchen, Hazel S m ith and come was made by J. H. G a rre tt,
Lb.
I L o re tta S m ith.
G lenw ood;
L o is , H ills b o ro m a v n r
! B ie rly , I-aVonne S h u ll, Rosalie A n n
-
Lo ca l com m ittee c h a irm e n fo r the
Heed. June Bosw ell. C harles H em -
Lb.
¡rich , C a rl Van K le e k, E lm e r B ie r event included D r. H e n ry Young
reception: M rs. Percy Long, p ic
B E T H A N Y -C E D A R M I L L
M r ly. Amos B ie rly , Joe B e rg e r and n ic d in n e r; M . L . Berdan, accom
and M is E B. A nderson e n te rta in Ernest H ite, B eaverton; B e tty R uth m odations fo r speaker; and G. N.
ed w ith a d in n e r June I I . h o n o r Sutton. A lo h a ; Helen Schm eltzer. Taggart, tra n sp o rta tio n . Rev. R. L.
Lb.
in g the b irth d a y a n n ive rsa ry of W illia m Gale. M e rle P ennington, P utnam is president o f the H ills
M rs Douglux A nderson o f P o rt H e rb e rt I^ ifk y and M y ro n B u sw e ll. boro club. R obert H K e lly , p u b
land Present were M r and M rs Sherwood; Jean Patterson. E ve lyn lic ity .
lb«.
Oscar Anderson. V io le t and Ralph Johnson. Lo is Replogle, D o ro th y
Anderson. D r and M rs
Douglas M cH yde and D onald Steele. G arden
L o is A n n
Selby. E d ith
Anderson, and B e tty Anderson, a ll Home;
of P o rtla n d. M r and M rs L lo y d Sandberg, M a rjo liv e Snare and B a r
(Br L R- Struhb)
A nderson o f H illsb o ro , and the host bara M arugg. P o rtla n d rou te 5; | M r and M rs. Jack G raham and
und hostess. M r. and Mrs. E B Florence Evers and Peter Evers. I th re e c h ild re n o f M issouri are v is it
Forest G rove; E v e ly n K e lly , Banks;
Anderson.
in g at the George Rosencrons home
Miss M arg a re t D ickm a n le ft u J e w e ll B ilye u , H in k a Koopmans,
T. P. B a ile y and fa m ily spent the
week ago fo r M onm outh, w here Louise Hersmen. B e tte P ilk ln g to n w eek-end at Bayocean.
she w ill a ttend the N o rm a l school and Chester Robinson. T ig a rd ; M a ry
Guests at V . C S tru b bs' home
5 Deliveries Daily
Re«. Phone 321Z sum m er session.
Jacquess and A r th u r Jacquess. Os- last
w eek w ere M r. and M rs. C a rl
wego; W ilb u r N yb e rg and W a lte r
Y a y z o lin o and baby d a u g h te r and
53E
Eames, T u a la tin ; James A llis o n .
Q uality
p rin tin g —Argus.
C h ris Bovre. a ll o f P o rtla n d.
M o u n ta in Home; John Hansen, P o rt
land ro u te 2, and R ich a rd Hagg.
B rthany Baptist Church
Heedville
Sunday m o rn in g services; Sunday
school. 9:45; ch u rc h service, 11, “ À
Zealous M issio n a ry." E ve n in g se rv
ices at 8 o'clock. P rogram g ive n
I The Am os W a tk in s fa m ily and by th e Sunday school. P ra ye r m eet
M r and M rs. A. N aderer visite d in g e v e ry Wednesday n ig h t —Rev.
W a lte r Larsen M onday at th e A l- Theo Leger, pastor.
N orth Plains
School Elects
Unity of Townsend
Groups Urged Here
(Contin
«w
MEAT SPECIALS
County 4-H Group
Returns Saturday
SE A SO N IN G
BACON
20c
SID E BACON
LO IN STEAK
LARD COMPOUND
25c
9c
12c
16c
25c
SA LM O N
14C
BO ILIN G BEEF
BEEF RO A ST
Andersons Hosts
at Birthday Party
Green Mountain
l’aire Three
Mrs. Raffety
Laid to Rest
I-ong T im e R esid ent C ounty
W a s I I I M a n y Y ears
M rs M a ry A lm a R affety, fjft res
id e n t o f W ashington county fo r
n e a rly s ix ty years, died at her
home near M o u n ta ln d a le Sunday
afte rn o o n a fte r an extended illness.
F uneral services w ere held Tues
day afte rn o o n at the Forest G rove
C ongregational ehurch w ith Rev
H A Deck o f H ills b o ro o ffic ia tin g
In te rm e n t was in the R a ffe ty cem
e te ry at M ou n talndale.
M a ry A lm a M ille r was born In
In d ia n a Decem ber 14, 1886, and as
a c h ild o f tw o w e n t w ith her p a r
ents to S p rin g fie ld . Mo. In 1875
she came w ith her fa m ily by w ag
on tra in to O regon and settled in
the A rcade d is tric t She was m a r
rie d in 1887 to J. C. R a ffe ty of
. M ountalndale. the Rev. W illia m
, S m ith o f H ills b o ro o ffic ia tin g . De
ceased is s u rv iv e d by the w id o w e r
and the fo llo w in g c h ild re n : Mrs.
i Charles fC e c iie i Schom burg, Narn
I II » M r- Z*ll (1 mratkass)
ia Idaho; F lo y d R affety, B u tle r
H IT K O N K enneth Peterson, w ho
I R affety. M ou n talndale; M rs. Fran
els iR e th a i Brandenburg. O rcncn; is s tu d yin g m iH licine at W illa m e tte
M rs
F e rd
( W andai
H a rtw ic k . I u n iv e rs ity , is ¡(le n d in g the sum m er
Banks, M arie, w ho rem ained at vacation on a tr ip to New Y o rk.
home c a rin g fo r her m o th e r d u rin g
M an y frie n d s fro m here attended
her years o f in v a lid is m , and V e rn - thi fun* ,' il Wednesday o f John
| ita R a ffe ty o f Forest G rove. Ten ! G aarde at T ig a rd grange ha ll.
g ra n d c h ild re n also su rvive.
M i s Joe G u lle r. Mrs. L illia n M c-
Mrs. R a ffe ty was a devoted m o th Donald and E lm e r B u rch o f P o rt-
er, a lw a ys fo rg e ttin g h e rse lf in her j land Visited th e ir sister, M rs A lic e
thoughts fo r the c o m fo rt o f her [ W illo u g h b y Wednesday.
c h ild re n , T h ro u g h a ll her years of
M r. and M rs Fred S ylve ste r ot
illness she rem ained ch e e rfu l and l Halsey v is ite d at the H. L. R o b ln -
patient.
, son home the last o f th e week,
Rebekah c lu b m em bers fro m here
I
attended c lu b at the home o f Mrs.
O ’B rie n in Feature
O pal W ick at T ig a rd Wednesday.
“ T he C o w b o y M illio n a ire ." fea T h is w ill be the last m eeting h e ld
tu rin g G eorge O 'B rie n, w ill be at u n til Septem ber
the V e n e tia n Sunday, M onday and
M r. and M rs F ra n k M ille r o f
Tuesday. He t h r ills audiences as Progress spent T hu rsd a y e ve n in g
never before w hen he plunges in at the Ray K u ik e n home.
to society's w h ir l and tames the
big to w n in a h u rric a n e o f h a ir-
L e t the advertisem ents h e lp you
trig g e r action.
m ake y o u r shopping plans.
Kenneth Peterson
Vacations in East
&¿coM»uca¿
Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials
M A CA RO N I r ,bs.p*',”"i'
SO A P
..."ZZ
15c
9c
15c
15c
Coffee
lb . « n e
W H E A T PUFFS Ls PV
PIN E A PPL E 4
¿T «
F L O U R ^ ^ ...... 5 1 .4 3
PRODUCE FEATURES
Friday - Saturday Only
_
J 4 .MV
GRAPEFRUIT Medium
.......19c
LEMONS—
Large, dozen
Every sack guaranteed.
PICKLES p»;-"-ln l""k-
CONGOIN^;"1
|5 C
57c
25c
LETTUCE Fresh,
solid. Head ....... driU
PE N JELL 2 .................
PAPER N A PK IN S CL'',VT « °r
r.d..s,
9C
TOMATOES Ripe, and
2.U........ 15c
(V e n e tian tic k e t. F re d Dober,
Rt. 2, C o rne lius)
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PHONE 2001
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PANY. a home-owned organiza
tion named after our own Great
River.
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Pre
iiN fJ v B a E tlN fflT
?. ;
tP Ì MJ
Prices for Friday, Saturday and
Monday, June 21, 22 and 24
When it’s stock reducing time at Safeway, it’s
extra money-saving time for you! You’ll find lots
of unusual values here this week, because its the
last week before our mid-year inventory. Stock
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T U N A FLAKES
PORTO. Fruit
pectin. 2 bottles
29c
PEN JEL
25c
2 pkgs.
FELS N A P T H A 5O
P
10 A
bars
45c PAROWAX
CORN FLAKES K
l "K,t’ ... 15c 2 lbs.............. 17c
2 pkgs.
MATCHES — Search-
light.
JU N K E T „‘¿ r MiV ....... 15c Box
4c
RICE. — Fancy B l u e
MIRACLE W H IP o fX q . 39c
ÏZ.......25c
ORANGE SLICES—
O A T S Large pkg. Carnation.
Tiny.
19c
2 lbs.
29c CfA A D Liberty White or Sunny
WAX PAPER - Dia-
Monday. 10 bars .........
19c
mond.
«
125-foot roll
J 5c W E SSO N OIL
69c
PAPER PLATES or
Napkins.
d
2 pkgs
I 5c COFFEE
15c
FRENCH’S Root Beer
Columbia Beat. Save the
OO«
Extract.
d
cos( of the tin. Lb.
Bottle
X Oc
Cï UJrV
TD
Drifted Snow,
PICKLES — L ib b y ’a.
F
. or Crown,
Fjgher’s Blend. 49-lb. . k
’1.70
Sweet, sw eet m ixed,
Dills.
N O R TH ER N —
6-oi. glass
10c 49-lb. sack
$1.53
M A D IS O N 'S
Vo». Can
ID E A I..
V A N IL L A — C H O C O L A T E — M A P L E
(P IN T
FISH SPECIALS
SALMON
Fresh Silvers
5-lb. Average
24c)
14c
LB.
CORN
B u tte r
No. 2 can
—
C41
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duality.
10-lb. Cloth Bag ................................ ...............................
25-lb. Cloth Bag ............ ........................................
Celebrate "Happy Days"
In
Hillsboro July 2, 3 and 4
WVU
$1.25
. . 15c
MALT
D9C
SYRUP
PORK RIBS u
12c
PURE LARD 2 ,b, 3 3 c I
Sleepy H o llo w .
P in t jug
19c
Quart jug ............33c
Pancake Flour
M a xim u m .
Large pkg.
15c
COFFEE
MINCED HAM
BOLOGNA
WIENERS
lb.
LIVER SAUSAGE
HEAD CHEESE
Win a 19-Day, All Expenses Paid
HAWAIIAN
VACATION
or One of 345 Cash Prizes
K e rn e l
B lu e R ibbon
3-lb. ra n
LB.
or W H E A T .
ENTER
NOW!
Pineapple
Hillsdale
Large 2 ^ cans
HALIBUT
Fresh, Firm
By the Piece
Grocery Prices Effective F riday to M on
day. inclusive— June 21. 22 and 24
H IL L S B O R O
MEAT
Quahty
C O M P A N Y SO
TTic<
Phone 982
Free Delivery
A IR W A Y
(Lb. 18c)
S i
3 lbs. ...........
NO B H IL L
(Lb. 23c)
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Van Camp's
Large can
SPINACH
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SALMON
10c
CHEESE
COFFEE
Banks
Full cream.
Edwards Dependable
Vacuum pack. Limit.
2-lb. can .............................. .
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Flour
Safeway. 49-Ib. s a c k .....
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KRAUT
Ray-M ai.
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Pride of the West.
49-lb. sack .....................
Tomato Juice
Campbell’s
10-os. can
Oats 9-lb. sack......
Fluffiest.
Lb. box
Cleanser
10c
SOAP
4 «„
Shredded Wheat
The original.
Pkg. .................................
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TISSUE
Silko,
Jello
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Assorted flavors.
Pkg....................................
13c
CHIP BEEF
5c
Lighthouse. 2 cans ......
5c
1000-sheet
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19c
Mayonnaise
Best Foods
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Wheat Flakes
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Bran Flakes
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Brooms
Peacock.
4 sew .............................
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Marshmallows
Sunripe.
Carnation.
Large pkg...............................
15c
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Post Toasties
33c
2 pkgs.
15C
Produce Features for Friday and Saturday Only!
CARROTS ™ESH'..L0.CA.L;..................... 3
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5c
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.....19c
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