H IL L S B O R O
Page Two
¡ng because it was conference Sun- I
day.
Miss Caroline Horlacher of For­
est Grove spent several days last
week w ith Miss Mildred Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rand and
family of Portland visited C orne­
lius friends and relatives last S un­
day.
Charles Black returned to San
Francisco Saturday after a m onth’s
visit with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. John Black.
Mr. and Mrs George Hancock
of Forest Grove visited Mrs, Louise
Cochrane Thursday evening
Mrs Lloyd Shaw and babv son
John Allan retu rn ed from the P o rt-
land Sanitarium Friday. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. L.
Willis of Portland.
Mrs. F rank T urk has been w ork­
ing in Portland.
Mrs. Laura Oswald of PortlaneJ
spent Thursday w ith her mother.
Mrs. C. O. Dixon.
Girl Honored
at Cornelius
Pupil* of Mi*» Finegan in
Recital at Beaverton
ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O ,
Thuraduy, July | t
OREGON
F r a n s -P a c ific Air S e r v ic e S o o n to C h a n g e
‘F ar E a s t ’ to ‘N e a r E a s t’
• average pretty well mt let's k ,,
| it up Thia la the fourth I., , ,
day of the t«*n week«* «*«»»,•, ,
Morning worwhip, It a n i ,
l(
In l ainous Role
march Miss Gvcciinwuld wus sec
olid ill line. Miss Hrundiiw eighth.
M iks Altisliin thirteenth. Miss Me
I Lureii fonite« ntli, mid M iss Hoff
Hunt eighteenth
Comm ittee in charge ef the God
dess of Liberty events included
Mi s Morgan, i iiairnmn Mrs Fii.v
e tla A l l e n . Ml-. A W H o ffm an
Miss Mai ion I v i l e and M is s G u s
sie Sigler Miss Elaine Caldwell Is
ni charge of the conimltt»*e pre -
lulling tin- float for the Goddess
of l.lbertv in the Fourth of July
parade.
. (
m u sic Me««4»ge.
Echo«-« of ,• ,, ,
C o n v e n tio n '*
C h r is tia n End«
<* p m , Intel mediate und y,
People Union nervlee at M ( ’
church, tl p in . aeruion by ci,,
|| III pa *toi
S u b je c t.
’ W hat
|
■
Ye of the C h r i s t M i i l w e o k
,
ice. rtiursday. 7 4A p m All
, ,
announceineiitM will be given t /
D ay m o rn in g We extend a h, ,tHv‘
welcome to sh angers ami i
(
to woiahip with us on the I .
Duy It I. Putnam , puatoi
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Miss Margaret Q u ick , bride-cleet
of Bud Selfridge, was complimented
w ith a miscellaneous sh o w e r in
the sc ¡al room of the M E church
Tin.i ay evening Mrs llenry Hoff-
A s h le - .
Jackson, and
man, Mr
It.ipttM Church
Misst- Tilll Heilm an and Louise
M. E. C hurch (Bethany)
Miss Q ick
C haru
C huteli school, 0 43; preuchii ,•
On
G
erm
antown
road
.Sunday
u ted w ill» a corsage from
was p
It and H We give you a i . q ,|
school every Sunday, 111 n in . G et
re stream ers attached to
which
welcome to each amt all h c i v i . .
man
service.
11
a
in,
first
a
ig
I
verses
and
they
finally
»us
humor
third Sundays: English service, II
led to a table filled with gifts
K taverloit C hurch of Christ
a m . second mid fourth Sundays
Dainty refreshm ents were served
Tlie playlet to he given last •.
E Julius Truglln. pastor.
tf
to about 35 guests.
day night was postponed on a<
Mrs. A. M. G rant and baby
of tin* absence of some of tin* i
C hristian Science Church
daughter of San Francisco, Cal.,
4 is. However, tills will be
., n
Services are held e v e r y Sunday
who have been visiting Mr and
next Sunday night We urge c\
nt 11 a 111 : W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g
Mrs J. C Parm lcy left Wednes­
one
t«i
keep
in
mind
the
m
u
,
, ;
services nt 8 o'clock; Sunday school
day to visit her sister in Aloha.
atlcndanci* eumpuign and |»i • \ .
at 11 a. ni. Pupils up to the uge
D. C. Whiting returned Monday
.a auinm er slum p in the I
of 20 years are welcomed Free
(Continued from page one!
go Ai hs.’i who will be «tin i c<l Nchool Junior Boys are pi< | ,t
from Pendleton, w here lie and Mrs. and 7:45 p. m. daily. A irplane stunts
reading room open on Wednesdays
in
“Curdinal
H
lchrlleu“
ut
the
Whiting were called due to the over the celebration grounds are
and Saturdays from 2 u n til 4 p. i l l
a playlet to be given on a Sm
Vein-inn Sunduy. Monday ami evening in the m a r future S. | V.
death of Mrs. Whiting’s son and also planned for the afternoon of
Sunday’s topic, "God '
Tuesday.
serious injuries of two more on the Fourth of July.
Ice« for Sunday as follow-» I i !.
account of an accident. Mrs. W hit­
T ualatin Plains Presbyterian ( litirrh "Whnt Dui Anne«* Find in l*aleb school, 11:45 a in , T It ll.tin
Rare on Bicycles
ing rem ained there.
superintendent;
preaching. 11 a
(Four miles north of Hillsboro)
race for boys between
Harold Schmale of Carlton visit­ 12 Bicycle
Sunday services Hlble school at lint*'’“ Serm on topic. “The H« mu Young People's meeting, 7 p h ,
and
16
years
of
age
w
ill
start
tng
I.ion
Still
Walk«"
’I
St
Peter
ed his mother, Mrs Emma Schmale, at Cornelius at I p. m. Wednesday.
10 15; preaching at It a m ; junior 5 8» im mediately after chap«*I a playlet by Young People, H p i
Wednesday.
This 1« followed by “Qu<*Stion it
C E a t II JO. C E nt II p in
July 3 The contest scheduled over
ting of the Stx’lety of Pilgrim« conducted by the |>astor Muiv < . k
Women's Missionary society, last uni
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cooke of a io-mile course,
_
__
______
starting
at Cor-
will
he
h«*ld,
to
transact
nece«
-ai
v
•ei vie«*. Wcxtneoday at B p m
Wednesday of eueh month ut 2 p
Beaverton and Mrs. C ookes father
antj going south to the For
July II At I p m . m i low«*<l by choir practice co n d u j
m. Rev L R C arrick of St Johns bu Im
and brother, A W arren and son es, HiUs golf course. east to the
eral
meeting
of
father«
of member*» by M in Kuby Johnson Tlu* pi.i
Presbyterian church of San F ran ­ of Christian Council club«
Dick of Portland visited Mr and LaUrei road, north to Walnut street
is cordiully Invited to all tin ,
cisco. C a l, will prcuch
Mrs. W. R Cooke and fam ily Tues- ¡n Hillsboro and then to the park,
.4*rvices M Putm an, minister
day evening.
This is being sponsored by t h e
( hrlw tU n ( hurch
Hanks M E. Church
Mrs. Jess Towery and daughter Hillsboro council. K nights of Col-
Lord's day church achool. 9 I » a
Offieiul and Unofficial New
Sunduy school every Sunday.
Mary Luellan returned home Sat- umbus. A pilot car to assist con-
9:45 a in. Mrs H. Jensen, superin­ in . C 11 No«ler. superintendent Wei All that is fit to print in llilt- t
urday after an extended visit w ith testants in staying on the route
tendent.
Preaching services b y are right tn the midst of our aum and t h e county -C ourt, an« i«.
relatives in California.
and protecting the riders from ac-
Ellsworth Tilton, pastor, e v e r y iner contest w ith mc I ux »!« of Port sch o o ls, tax««, weddings, b i r t h
V. H. Jones has returned from a cidents has been planned First
Sunday evening ut H o'clock Ladles' land and vicinity O ur averuge ts deaths, mx iety Every week in ti «
business trip to Eastern Oregon.
prize in the race will be $5. second
tf
Aid meets first and third W ednes­ >et at 140 We are m aintaining our Argus
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stull of Cal- $3 and th ird J2.
days at 2 p. m.
tf
ifornia and Burton Sofer of Wash-
Improved picnic facilities have
ington were guests from Monday to been prepared to accommodate vis-
All Saints Church (Episcopal)
Wednesday at the Albert Hender- itors who wish to bring th eir
Third Sunduy after Trinity; Holy
ling home Mrs Stull, Mrs. Hender- lunch and stay at the park all day.
Eucharist and sermon at 11, with
ling and Mr. Sofer are brother and Free parking space for 5000 auto­
the Rev. U H Gibbs as celebrant
sisters.
mobiles has also been provided.
Bciwccn massive steel tow ers of th e Golil.-n G.-ite bridge, an o th er ».viiifml of p io u r c s s , the Pan
P erry L athan is visiting his par- P articu lar attention has been paid
A m erican Clipper, heads out over th e Pacific. The route of (lie new transoceanic air service I»
T rinity L utheran Church
ents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Lathan. to the homecoming feature of the
Public worship nt 10:30 a. m ;
show n In th e ch art at th e left. Below It a »lew of one of the desolate M ake Islands, which will
Robert Smith is visiting his par- event and every possible comfort is
Sunday school ut 9:45 At this serv-
provide a “ stepping-stone" for th e fly lug sea liners of the future.
Ph onp 771
Free Delivery
ents. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith, planned for those w ho wish to
! icc the Lord's S upper will be cele­
Both boys are in the Navy.
spend the day visiting w ith friends pR O G R E S S is bringing the Ori­
Pacific service. Each has a wing-
Diego, Calif., and. after a ahort brated Announcements for Com­
Miss Peggy Corder of Pendleton and neighbors,
atop In Honolulu, find themselves m union will be received on Friday
ent "next door" to America,
spread of 114 feet, ts nearly 70
is making an extended visit at the
Registrations for newcomers from
on the previously uninhabited Serm on topic. "The Sinner's Friend "
Specials for Friday and Saturday, July 5 and 6
feet long and has tour motors
home ci Mr and Mrs. Leo Wittock. other states in order to help them This sum mer It will be possible
i You are cordially welcomed to
E astern Island the next day.
Pupils in R ecital
meet old friends
be han' to step Into an ocean air liner In
1 worship w ith us.
which develop 3S00 h. p. to pro­
Here they will aee a modern
, died bv t h e local cham ber o f -
,
.
pel 19 gross tons of weight
Miss Blanche Finegan presented commerce .Arrangements are also C®lif° rnl» »ad- after about three
airp o rt aud midget com m unity aa
Whosoever Will
through the air at a cruising
her Cornelius and Beaverton music being made by the local Serv- day8 of comfortable flying, arrive
they step ashore There will lie
(Above North Plains)
pupils in a combined recital at the ice ciub and the Moose auxiliary
remote China. Until now. the
speed of 150 miles an hour.
huge underground gasoline stor­
Sunduy school, 10 a m., begin­
Noel home in Beaverton Saturday to care for children during the fastest steam ship has required
age tanks., a powerhouse, and a ning the new qu arter The word )
Each ran accommodate 33 pas­
DALLES.
afternoon. Alice Delmonte, Betty event. An inform ation booth will three weeks for the trip.
building housing a powerful ra­ wilt be F aith and Believe, Sermon,
sengers. a crew, and a too of
Jean Delmonte, Margaret Reucher be m aintained by the Hillsboro
a whirlwind of reepnt activity
II
a
m
.
by
pasior
to
•.trengthen
dio
transm
itter
mall
and
cargo
over
normal
49-lb.
and Virginia Erikson. all of Cor- C a ffe s c lu b
.
w°>riwina or recent activity
the children of the Lord Regulnr
Nearby will be the transm itting
ranges.
nelius, and Dorothy Dodson. Merle
Browning’s Amusements are here
*ma,,Dg
Sack
prophetic
study
and
tarry
service.
station
of
the
radio
direction
Mullendore. George Gordon Emma agaln w lth , helr rides and other »chlevement. V\ hlle a eteamer Is
Another and still larger type of
C om pare this flo u r w ith
tinder which guides the huge :l p m. Regular evangelistic serv ­
ship the Martin Clipper, with a
Susan Clement and Doris Noel, all attractions The Brownings have dropping off men and supplies at
flo u r « rilin g at much
ships. Other frame buildings will ice, music, testimony m eeting e tc .
of Beaverton, took part
played Hillsboro F ourth of July t8,aDd8 dotting the trail to the
maximum capacity of 53. may be
H p m Tuesday sermon. Denomln-
higher price.
be the airp o rt office, radio receiv­ utmnism ut the R apture’ Friday.
Mrs. J. P. Cooper, Mrs. Golda celebrations for many years.
^ ar East, converting them Into
drafted Into this nucleus of
ing elation, and snug staff quar­ 7:30, young people's meeting Quea.
McCoy and daughter Gloria Ann
Following county m erchants and re rlts b le "step p in g -sto n es.” the
America's future commercial air
BANKS
ters.
and Edwin Geiger visited at the professional men have contributed giant Pan American Clipper has
fleet.
tion box Is guining a lot of inter- ,
Full
Cream.
Pern Patton home at Cherry Grove prizes for the various celebration been tested over the first lap of
A sim ilar view will greet the est The topic for this Friday Is
Bases are being set up at four
Sunday.
events: Reedville—Glen Lee. Aloha the route.
passengers at Wilkie's (aland
"what did Jesus mean when He
points: desolate Eastern Island In
Philip R iltehaler of California —S terling Garage. Lelia’s Place,
Two more stops, at Guam, and at told his disciples that except your
Climaxing a series of personnel-
the Midway group. Wilkie's Is­
has been a guest of his parents. Aloha Pharm acy, H arry ’s Place. training. experim ental flights with
Per pound
Tomato
Manila In the Philippines, then righteousness shall exceed the right- i
land In the W ake group, Guam
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rittehaler, and Hill's Feed Store, H. Ashvoard, a recent record sm ashing bop to
the nose of the great Clipper will eousness of the Scribes and P har- j
and
Manila.
At
each,
the
steam-
Knight's Rogue River.
fam ily
I Aloha Lum ber Company, J. L. Tur-
turn north for the comparatively isees ye shall In no case enter Into
ship North Haven la dropping a
Mrs Nellie Ray of Willamina ner, H. Richards, J B. Imlay & Hawaii, the Clipper’s crew has
|j»rgu
cans.
abort last lap Into Canton. China, the kingdom of Heaven." Matt 5:20
crew of men. pre-fabricated build­
visited her sister, Mrs. John Rock, Son, Town Pump Confectionery, spent several days flying about
where It will connect with the - Melvin E Jam es, pastor
ings. food supplies—In fact, near­
and family last week.
Aloha Meat M arket, Emerson’s G ar- the territory, collecting data nee-
Pan American's SOUOmlle Chinese
ly every necessity down to garden
Miss Dorothy Brown of Spring age. Aloha Service Station, and essary when regular passenger
P ilg r im House
system.
H ill visited Mrs. Mattie Sm ith David Hagg & Sons.
freight service starts this
seed and collar buttons.
July 4 Independence duy chapel
Friday.
Hillsboro—Bristol H ardware. C. summer.
In July or August, all the
And a new chapter In the dra- ' worship at 10 a. m. Pastor Henry
Miss Florence Haase of Portland C. Store. Corwin H ardware. Pastim e
• • •
Pacific bases will be ready for
malic saga of transportation aa S. H aller will speak on "My Coun- ,
is spending her vacation w ith rela- Card Room. Selfridge F urniture 'T 'H E Pan American Clipper, and
operation
Soon afterw ard, pas-
colorful as that written by the try. 'Tis of The»-." July 6: A nniver- j
tives at Iowa Hill.
Company, Howe’s Clothing Store. 1 | t l (ls te r ship, the Brazilian
sengers can step aboard a com
glamorous Yankee clippers of the I vary of m artyrdom of John Huss.
Mrs. Jessie Henderson is very Anderson Jew elry Store, Oakes’ Clipper, will Inaugurate trans-
, 1369 July 7: Reception of radio,
modloua plane at Alameda or San
last century will unfold
ill at her home.
Grocery, Service Garage. Used C a r ______________ _
broadcast of Dr Ralph W. Sock-
Blue ¿t White.
There was no preaching service Exchange, V enetian Theatre. Clem s c n d . W o rk s
P e r fe c tio n B a k e rv a « •
t -
» r
te
mem ber from the sponsoring group man, |>astor Madison Avenue M E
1
(100-sheet rolls.
at the M E church Sunday morn- Place. Palm Drug Store. Royal
Laundry. LeitU Auto ParU,: MlSS T . H o ffm a il
Red & White
church,
at
9:30
a.
m
,
followed
by
gathered at the Shute park audi­
Harms & Brock, Dr. J. O. Robb
torium Saturday evening and w ere, | chapel worship "Religion in the
14-os.
Lester Ireland & Company. Fix-it
introduced by H. A. K uratli. A fte r' I News" questions: "Should Jew s
rolls
B o ttle
Shop, Pow ers’ Grocery, G o a r's
m arching around the hall the girls M arry G entiles’ ", “Did the Pacific
(C
ontinued
from
pace
one)
Woman's Shop, Hail's B arber Shop,
advance to the center of the floor Slope Congress of Congregational
Chief
anti
Mrs
S.
W
Melhuish;
J. C. Penney Company, Sahnow , ,
_
...
,
, . . and drew envelopes from a box. Churches Approve Socialism?”, and
Bros.. Blue Eagle Cafe. W. V Wiley, Mrs Fayetta Allen, newly-elected Five of the envelopes contained
Tom Shuck B arber Shop. E A L. President of the Business and Pro- slips declaring the holders to be
f i
Barber S h o p .. Seligm an’s Studio, tessm nal W om ens club, and es- w inners These girls then retired
Douglass Radio Service, Pickens' c?r t : H. I.. MacKenzie. president and elected Miss Hoffman as G od­
Blacksm ith Shop. S W Melhuish. ° f th e^cham ber of commerce and dess of Liberty.
J W Copeland Yards, bailey 's M ra MacKenzie. E d ito r W. Verne
The Goddess was presented with
Home Made Ice Cream, Bailey’s McKinney of the Hillsboro Argus an arm bouquet of red rosebuds
Service Station, Millie’s B eauty ™d M”
” cK lnn?y P
, ^ ‘" or and the attendants w ere presented
Salon, W ilm as Place. MacKenzie Hugh McGilvra of Forest Grove with Colonial corsages. Mrs Em­
Motor Company, Wiley s G rocery, News-Times and Mrs McCnlvra.
ma McKinney, president of the
WE LEAD — OTHERS FOLLOW
Hillsboro Pharm acy, Delta D rug u Llne ° f ma,rch w ,n , s,tart ,r ° m Business and Professional Women’s
Store. Hillsboro Cash G rocery. Im
TOUth entrance of the audi- club, m aking the presentation.
FREE DELIVERY
Second at Main Street
Phone 3251
perial Cafe. Smith s Grocery. F red ’s to r‘um- , and ™ tranc
The successful candidates were
Superior M arket. F ir Grove Dairy, 8ect.’° n J >
orJ *uests wlU
at the
scattered through the order o f
-lb.
Tom Sholes. Ihle’s Shoe Store. P ort- southwest door,
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday — July 5, 6 and 8
land G eneral Electric Company,
Preceding the coronation cere-
tin
N eighborhood news from 30 A r - '
Coslett’s Bar-B-Q. M eltebeke Elec- monies a t th e auditonum the God
gus
correspondents
I
n
d
if
f
e
r
e
n
t
M e Shop C .d y Motor C „ o , p . „ . J - V
i a ’ S V . ‘" „ U L , S o
-lb.
sections of Washington county ap­
FOLGER^
Weil's D epartm ent Store, Sprouse- _.
. „ , . .
pear in the A rgus each w e e k .
tin
Reitz Company. George Wick. Hills- Pharm acy at 7 o clock,
Learn w hat your friends are do­
boro Motor Company, Texaco Sta-
Goddess of Liberty,, her attend- ing
’SERVED ON PLANES
for less than three cents a
tion. Busch’s Super Service Station a° ts and “U ncle Sam will be in week.
tf
AND TRAINS."
and Hillsboro Argus
the first section of the patriotic
________________
and floral parade Thursday morn-
FRESH GROUND
OREGON. FULL CREAM
w
Li ,n e . In s ta 4 lle
■> d .
ing.
Ju ly io 4.
w ill be a f present
at
N ew w
M a ch
th
* paJ
t;c and
e x „ rcises
n a. m
WHEATIES
s. o. s.
CHURCHES
Host Free Events
Set at City Park
C U R R Y ’S
GROCERY
FLOUR
Macaroni
$1.59 3.b.
17c
CHEESE
JUICE
17c
WHEATIES
2
25c 2 „k,.
Toilet Tissue
6
Goddess of Liberty
P IG G L Y
W l G G LY
1
2
8 pad size.
Pkg.
pk».
"The B reakfast of
Champions.”
’’For Pots and Pans."
LUX TOILET SOAP
I I TV
L U A
CT A V C C
rL A K fc lj
21c
"Fragrant-Lux-
For all fine launder-
,ng Large p k g ,.
19c
22c
New Siberian Cream m achine trie same day. Unsuccessful candi-
has been installed at th e C o sle tt, dat^s w ill also be in the parade,
on Baseline street. The r iding in autom obiles furnished by
new equipm ent m akes the ice the Hillsboro Motor company. Cady
cream as ordered for customers.
Motor company, and MacKenzie
-------------------------
Motor company. They w ill also
Subscribe now to the Argus. In he guests of the local firem en at
Washington county $1.50 a year »he Goddess of L iberty ball.
Six months 85c. T hree m onths 50
T w enty-four ovzi rants for t h e
cents Two m onths 35 cents.
tf I title of Goddess of Liberty and a
l Bar-B-Q
WILEY’S
GROCERY
Corner 3rd
iÿ'
Main
and
Streets
Phone 1001
FREE DELIVERY
Fri. and Sat. Specials
"Washes Clothes Clean.”
VALUES
C. H. B. Assorted PICKLES. «Vg-oz. jar .......... 10c
DURKEE’S SALAD AID. Pint jar ..................... 25c
HEINZ VINEGAR ‘ White or Cider.” Pint
10c
GRAPENUT FLAKES. Pkg................................... 10c
that should not be
overlooked.
FLOUR — Drifted Snow.
Home perfected. Only a
limited quantity
.85
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. 5 bars ..................... 17c
Every Day is SPECIAL DAY at
Perfection. Something new every day
“Made of Wheat and Barley."
49 lbs.....................
IOC
2 ...... 45c
RYE BREAD i X S
BUTTER CAKE S
“Double Acting."
MILK CHOCOLATE
Homestead.
l£k.
19c
AMERICAN
Sodas and Grahams
2a„...25c
W H IT E KING GRANULATED.
A
Medium........ 20c
PLUS HEALTH SOAP. 4 bars ........................17c
SUGAR "rine granulaled
io .bs. 49c
TREE TEA £Xn 26C" T O
E PFKW
E 32c
Specials fo r F ri., Sat. and Mon.
Hillsboro, Ore.
' “ ' .....
’
With chocolate icing.
CALUMET BAKING POWDER. Lb.................. 25c
DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE, No. 2 tins. 2 for 23c
WALDORF TISSUE. 3 rolls ................................. l i e
VAN CAMP’S CHILI CON CARNE. No. Is......10c
15c
2 ,B.
CHEESE
25c
Pork, Beans
2 ,b.
I
ARMOUR'S STAR QUALITY
Full 1-lb.
1 -^
Can
................
t)C
25c
viennaSausage
I'OR HOT WEATHER LUNCHES
3 ...
20c
Here Are
“Kills Germs and Safeguards Health.”
3 ~
25c
Peanut Butter
GARRY DOG FOOD. 2 cans .............................. 15c
CLOROX. Quart bottle ........................................ 15c
JAR RINGS
CERTO a-ki:J" ’ '
CATSUP
F a ir w a y M a r k e t
29c
56c
19c
21c
10c
23c
10-lb. sack .......
25c
/ rNAAZ~XlZ'Tr7Q Large, assorted, and
5 varieties. 2 dozen .. 25c
COCONUT BARS
10c
ANGEL FOOD CAKE 39c
Thirteen-egg, made with Swansdown flour.
FRUIT PIES i X
8“ ,r “ h
j
Call for that new loaf—Raisin Bread with
Sultana Raisins at your grocer.
THE
Perfection Bakery
Phone «51
COE and CONGDON, Prop
Sperry Pancake
We Deliver
WHEATIES—
2 pkgs...............
$ £ .5 5
55c
23c
29c
15c
CAKE FLOUR
Softasilk
PRUNES. Local
grown. 4 lbs.
SOAP. Palmolive or Big
Boy.
14c
SOUP— Phillips
brand. Each ....
5c
PORK & BEANS
Large can .............. 9c
3 bars
4
BEETS ¿SSti,...............
RPANJC LOCAL
grow n .
Young, tender, stringless.
JL
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Mi Choice—
49 lbs.
Produce Prices for Friday and Saturday Only
YELLOW ONIONS S K U
CANTALOUPES
Large
bunches
3 is .
4 ibs.
2 for
5c
10c
10c
15c
Mason Jars
GUM
COMPLETE WITH LIDS
Pint
Quart
ASSORTED FLAVORS
65c
73c
2 packages __
5c
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Highest Price Paid for
Farm Produce.
FLOUR
Mayonnaise
BONNEVILLE BRAND
Finest Hardwhcat
or RELISH SPREAD
Always Fresh
49f.
$1.53
Pint
15c
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