Thur'd«v, Marcii 19, 19.36
H IL L 3 P O R O
Sunset Squad
4 H as W orkout
ARO U S,
Biff Ditch Across Florida Boffins to Take Form
M e n .S h o w in g Good
Form; C. I long Signed
The
l l ilh Inn ii
" S iiiiik c
K a li'r , ”
In hl ( h e ir iiiitm i w o rk nut S u n d a y
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'oi- will be held Sunday al
P m <>» the old fie ld and a ll
new and old men are asked to a t
tend as the men sh o w in g up best
| In the next tw o week., w ill be
signed up Io play for the season.
An opi ning lin e u p w ill be .«•-
leeted a fte r a praetiee sexxiun on
M a ll'll 2d If ra in in te rfe re s w ith
a w o rk -o u t .Mareh 2(1 the team w ill
riece ai ll.\ have to be picked oil
the base, o f the show ings made
next Sunday. II is th e re fo re es-
sen lla l that a ll men. w ish in g to
play, be present No men were
signed last week as it was too
cold an il dam p to gel a 'g o o d lin e
on new players, how ever fo u r or
fiv e new men looked c e rta in of
places
H illsb o ro 's
learn
w a s g re a tly
strengthened Iasi week by the sig n
ing uf "Chuck" lloag , w ho has
m a d e a great nam e fo r himself
a s a catcher w ith the Blitz.. W cin-
ai d and If,lio n O il teams, w h ich
■ I i ' .i 'll. , d M Rtate c h a m p i
on- tw o years ago C huck a tte n d
ed Hie local high school, when* he
was a star in baseball, fo o tb a ll and
b i k c th u ll and his a d d itio n to (he
* b u- ■ .' I ' i i i . t hen i' immensely.
I
w a
al o firs t itring catcher
foe the U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon's
cham pionship team and la te r play-
i I w ith the P o rtla n d Beavers in ,
the C o a s t league
The "S m oke-E aters” w ill p ra c
tice e ve ry Sunday aftern oon from
how- on u n til the season opens
H ills b o ro opens here against T ti.il-
n lm A p t il 5.
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M uch w o rk has been done on the g o v e rn m e n t’» $1 16 .000.009 can al p ro je c t aero s n o rth e rn F lo r id *
B u t th is c o n s tru c tio n ia Juxt a s ta r te r on th o « Ix -y ia r Job T he b ig d itc h , w hen co m p le te d , w ill b<,
a b o n t 200 m ile s lo n g , tw ic e th e le n g th o f th o fam e I :'ti» •/ C anal. One o f th o < ul» I« show n hero w ith
a Hugo d ra,dln o an d b rid g e conveyor in (ho background V arious groups have been fighting the
can al and, unless moru funds aru ap p ro p riated to o n in W ashington, co n stru ctio n may bo halted.
Laurel School Opens; Krause
H onored at Farm U nion Meet
(By M r « . F . I . . B r o w n )
M r and Mrs. John McFee, th is
L A U R E L L a u re l school re-o pe n week.
w h ile
convalescing from
ed M onday a fte r a week's vacation measles.
on account of scarlet fever. M ary
Ladies' Social clu b m eeting was
Ila rle in a n the teacher, resumed her postponed last week on account u f
du ties a fte r an illne ss o f three scarlet feve r and w ill be held next
weeks, M rs. Peppard s u b s titu tin g W ednesday w ith Mrs. Lee B ro w n
d u rin g that tim e.
as hostess at her home.
Krause H onored
Mrs. K ate B ro w n Of P o rtla n d
G. Krause, cx-p re sid e n t o f the spent last week w ith her siste r-in -
L a u re l Scholls Farm ers' union, was law . M rs. F lora B aker
presented w ith a s ilv e r lo v in g cup
A dam L a un er of T ana skit. Wash.,
of his fo u r years of
h i reco gn ition
is v is itin g his sister. M rs C a lv in
fa ith fu l .service, fro m 1932 to 1935
in clu sive
W a lte r O rr. president, I W hitm ore , and oth er relative s fo r
made the presentation speech at ' an in d e fin ite tim e
M rs. Fred S chm idt and son C h a r
the reg ular business m eeting held
T hursd ay evening C o u n ty Pre i- lie v is ite d her b ro th e r and sister-
and
Mrs.
G eorge
dent John Plass was speaker C h a r i in-law, M r
lie Robinson was elected m anager Schneider, of H e lve tia Sunday. Mrs.
S chneider has been i l l fo r the past
of tlie u n it baseball team
F rid a y was "cle a n -u p and re p a ir" I tw o weeks.
duy at the co m m u n ity ha ll. The
M iss Helen Rutschm an wishes to
lio u rd members and th e ir wives ’ th a n k he r m any frie n d s w ho sup-
w ith several oth er helpers spent 1 po rte d her w ith votes in the popu-
Olympic (lam e Friday
the day Ht the w o rk and enjoyed j ia r ity contest re ce n tly held.
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y . Forest a p o t-lu rk dinn er.
J. W. G rim es of San Francisco.
G rove
P a cific u n iv e rs ity v a rs ity
M r and Mrs. John M cFee re c e iv
ba sketba ll squad w ill p lay O regon ed w o rd M onday m orning o f the i a fo rm e r resident here and o f
C ity Eagles at e ig h t o'clock F rid a y b ir th o f a grandson, the th ir d c h ild Scholls, w rite s frie n d s th a t he is
seeing the sights of New Y o rk C ity .
eve ning on the P a c ific floor. P ro o f M r and M r
W illia m K en of M r. G rim e s taught school here in
ceeds o f the game w ill be used P ortla nd .
j
the
nineties.
to help send the A m erican basket
Broadcasters Meet F rid a y
M
r.
and Mrs. Teon Lovegren
b a ll team to the O ly m p ic games.
The Broadcasters' class o f t h e
Sunday school w ill meet w ith B il Itave m oved fro m C athlam et. Wash .
' to the home o f her parents, M r.
ly M cN av F rid a y evening
Mrs. M a rie S ton efield and O rvis and M rs. C a lv in W hitm ore. M r
Sankey of Roosevelt Beach were Lovegren has been em ployed in the
guests of the fo rm e r's sister, Mrs. lo gg ing camp of the W ashington
John McFee. last M onday and Tues to w n b u t moved out on account of
M O U N T A IN D A L E T h e
e le c tric day. T hey were here to atten d the the recent strike.
Horn, to M r. and Mrs. W illia m
ll J ' ' e x t e n s i o n (I ill tile M o u n t a iu - M o rro w funeral.
f
e to the Mi
w M rs E. C M u llo y , w h o has been K le ie r of L a u re l. M areh 13. a boy.
"S ila s Sm idge o f T u rn ip R idge."
achool h a s b e e n c o m p le te d
The bedfast w ith a broken h ip since a
lig h ts w e r e t u r n e d on M o n d ay
fa ll at her home last A ugust, is a com edy-dram a in th re e acts, w ill
M rs. J. N. W ilson J r. of Lux A n s lo w ly im p ro v in g
A m ong Sunday be given by the yo u n g people o f
geles. Cal . is a guest at the home v is ito rs at her home were Mrs. I this co m m u n ity S atu rday evening,
of her cousin, Mrs. H a ro ld Key-, M abel W ilson o f L o s
Angeles, A p r il 4. at the hall.
T he I.a u re lv ie w 4-H c a lf clu b
nolds M onday M r
W ilso n and daug hter of the late E li M u llo y ,
M rs Reynolds visite d th e ir aunt. and Isaac Sharp, his son and daug h is p la n n in g a t r ip next S aturday
Mi
I.on Anderson of Vancouver. te r and d a u g h te r-in -la w of V er- to v ie w the B a ttle sh ip Oregon a n il
w h ile on board w ill form its o r
Mi
and
Mrs. H a rold
Reynolds ’ nonia.
ga nization fo r the com ing year.
gave a d in n e r p a rty Sunday e ve
C elebrate B irth d a y
nin g fo r M is W ilson O th e r guests
Sunday d in n e r p a rty guests at A n yo n e interested is c o rd ia lly in
were M r and M rs D onald G a rrig u s the F L B ro w n home, c e le b ra tin g vite d and should c a ll Am os W a t
kin s fo r arrangem ents.
and da u g h te r of Bunks.
j P a tric ia M cN ay's th ird b irth d a y
a n niversary, w h ich occurs Tuesday,
w ere her parents. M r. and Mrs. B
G. M cNay, and sister, Barbara, o f
Mrs. W illia m llo rg e lt o f L a u re l Forest G rove; M r. and Mrs. Ray
has been w ith her m other. M rs R B ro w n and son D ic k ie and C. \ \
W ilson, fo r the past week. Mrs. B lo w n of P ortla nd , and M r. and
Mrs. Lee Browm. C. W B ro w n had
W ilson bus been ill.
Mrs. A lic e
M c A llis te r
was a been a guest since T hursday.
M r. and M rs. J. W M u llo y and
W eek-end guest o f Mrs. Don P ea r
son She re tu rn e d to P o rtla n d S u n T helm a visite d M rs. W in n ie M u llo y
day w ith M r. and Mrs. H e n ri W a t o f H ubbard Sunday.
D e L a u rice Cady o f H ills b o ro is
son. w ho spent the day at the P ea r
at the home of he r grandparents.
son home.
V'
Lights Turned on
nt M ountaindale
OREGON
P a p e Seveh
I Haney, Louis Ju n ke r, H McRae.
A lie n Hayden, and N e llie Haney.
C liffo r d Rutan visite d M r. and
Mi
George Heaton o f Vancouver,
Wash., Wednesday.
W a lte r Haney has been il l w ith
the flu and has not been able to
ha
ul m ilk .
P< rfection Team Winner on
M rs Be ie M o rris o f LaCenter.
Portland A lleys
Wash . who was called here by the
I death of her m other. Mrs. Lucy
Perfection ba kery bow lers of the LaSalle, re turn ed home Saturday.
H ill'b o r o com m ercial league won
Mrs. Sarah Haney of Strassel
2594 to 2570 from the Kelso. Wash . spent the week here v is itin g re la
ti urn on the P ortla nd alleys in tives.
m atch play Sunday. B o w lin g for
Mrs. Bessie T a y lo r of W inlock.
H ill boro were D illo n , Rood Coe. Wash . w ho was called here by her
I i ' land and G oetter. Ire la n d and ¿iter's death, M rs. L u cy LaSalle.
D illo n w eie high scorers w ith 55G j re tu rn e d home Monday.
and 548, respectively.
H igh scorers fo r the week in
league play were K u ra tli, 201, in Rem odeling Store Room
the A m erican; Ireland. 224. C ity : J.
S ta r te d H e r e on M o n d a y
S m ith. 233, C om m ercial; Patterson,
W ork o f rem odeling the old Pig-
244. N ational. B VanD uyek. 194. I g ly W igg ly store room in the M c-
Cannery, and F Corn. 202, in the
A le a r b u ild in g , next to the Vene-
A u to m o tive
V Hines was high * tia n theatre, was started M onday
w ith 152 in the women's league
I m o rn in g by M ohr Brothers. No
Baker was in the lead fo r the ta'em e nt as to prospective tenants
G W ick tire w ith a score o f 692 , could be obtained, but it is ex-
J S m ith fo r W e il’s hat w ith 118 I pected that announcem ent w ill be
and fo r the Royal Soda beer prize, made next week
w ith the ■ ame score Ray Mann
w ith 328 wa - leading for the sw eat
F R A N K P IE T S f H
ers offered by Clem 's place. J
F ra n k Pittsch, 75 died Thursday
S m ith and Patterson w ith 259 won
the P erfe ction cake.
| at the county hospital. He «.as
In league play. Oakes won 2 o f 3 born Decem ber 4. 1860.
fro m F ix it Shop in the A m erican
and Ray M ann 3 s tra ig h t from
Kelso Loses to
Local Bowlers
New
iim l iilth o u g h the grounds were
m ilii'i »oft, ii fa ir ly good, lim b e r
n o : u p w a iici'onipli lu ll
B a llin g
mid fie ld in g | i i . i < I i i c w ax Held, bill
th e g ro u n d w ax loo w el f o r n
good ilifle ld p ru c lic e
S i'V triil n e w m en w e re on bund
to Ir.v fo r plu
p l a n s a n d M anagi i Hill
.loos predietx that when the fin a l
( Ii c lio ii oi playoi ■ is made sev*
r ia l new faces w ill be found in
lb. lin e u p C o m p e titio n is u n u su a l
ly keen (Ills y ra i as the league ix
composed o f stronger teams and
Il w ill be (p u le a lask |o pick out
the be f men a.s lin k uf practice
lim e w ill prevent m any men from
showing up to then best advantage
^ . A u o U ii i
hitting a n d fielding
H IL L S B O R O ,
The P o rtla n d B e tte r Business
Bureau has received a nu m be r o f
in q u irie s the past few m onths re
ga rd in g th e sale and g ro w in g of
mushroom s. The unem p loym e nt s it
uation has proved a boon to u n
p rin c ip le d prom oters s e llin g m ush
room spawn. The a u th o rity fo r th is
statem ent is the Bureau o f P la nt
In d u s try o f the U n ite d States D e
pa rtm e nt o f A g ric u ltu re . Prom oters
describe m ushroom g ro w in g as a
new and u n e xp lo ite d business, re
q u irin g on ly a sm all c a p ita l in
vestm ent and co m p a ra tiv e ly litt le
experience, w ith
alm ost ce rta in
prospects fo r large p ro fits because
of the alleged scarcity and high
p rice o f mushrooms. Those claim s
are fo r the most pa rt m isleading,
says the bureau, ad visin g anyone
w ho proposed to grow m ushroom s
to th o ro u g h ly in vestig ate m arket
con ditions and the risks o f t h e
business.
M ushroom g ro w in g is not a new
u n e xp lo ite d in d u s try . As a m a t
te r o f fact, the Bureau o f P lant
In d u s try points out. m ore than
15.00(1.000 pounds o f m ushroom s are
g ro w n in the U n ited States an
n u a lly. In m any lo ca litie s the re
stric te d dem and the past year has
com pelled experienced grow ers to
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sell m ushroom s at less than the
cost of pro du ction.
P ub lication s on m ushroom g ro w
in g are a va ila b le fo r d is trib u tio n
to anyone con tem plating e x p e ri
m e n tin g w ith the p ro d u ctio n of
th is specialized crop, and m ay be
obtained fro m the Bureau o f P la n t
In d u s try o f the U. S D epartm ent
o f A g ric u ltu re at W ashington. D. C.
The P o rtla n d B e tte r Business
Bureau advises anyone con tem plat
in g e n te rin g t h i s
business t o
th o ro u g h ly investigate before m ak
in g an investm ent.
Thatcher
(B y Mrs. Loa W right*
M rs. Charles Sears gave a q u ilt
in g T hursd ay afte rn o n o fo r a few
frie n d s and relatives. Present were
Mesdames A rn o ld G o ff and daugh
te r S h irle y, Ed G off. Lou W rig h t.
C um m ings.
W alter
W rig h t, W ill
Haney. V ic to r G reip, Ted Haney.
E rv in B ailey. Charles K erns, Sarah
We Reserve
the Right
to Lim it.
FLOUR
STARCH
Zee Tissue
Napkins
nr A
1AING
BARGAINS
(P in t 19c)
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H A M S _______
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BACON SE^ ON1NG-
ie g of Veal Roast
Veal Chops
Lb.
24c
25c
16C
Del Monte Golden.
2’s. Can
8c
Hurff. 15-oz.
lass. 2 for
19c
TOMATO JUICE V.„
25c
SPAGHETTI
C A M P B E L L 'S
TOM ATO JUICE ' c.ns 19c
Beef Roast
Lb.
Shoulder Veal Roast
K N IG H T 'S RO G UE
4- lb. can
TOMATOES
FRED'S
SUPERIOR MARKET
5 Deliveries D ally
Res. Phone 321Z
19c
K E R R 'S PURE
PRESERVES
Flour
25c
Northern Hard Wheat
10’s
24 % ’s
49’«
39c
$1.04
PINEAPPLE N
o 24
Sliced
PINEAPPLE Each 1 •"c*d
ta ll.
FRUIT SALAD No. 1 Each
FRUIT COCKTAIL
PEACHES No. 2^4 tin .
PEAS EA£,LY. G ta A ll R D E N .
...........................
TOMATO JUICE N’ 1
KETCHUP 14-oz. Each bottle.
PINEAPPLE JUICE
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
OXYDOL
W ashing Powder
83c
A ll Purpose F am ily
IOC
Flour
2
O
(A
3
for
for
BROOMS
SODA
SNOWDRIFT 3
a
$1.45
35c
9c
18c
15c
29c
27c
25c
13c
9c
9c
28c
7c
55c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Produce Prices for Friday and Saturday Only
FELS NAPTHA
íoO
A¿7....45c
T O M A T O SOVP — Van
Cam p’s.
Small can
(Dozen
55e)
ORANGES
ASPARAGUS
2 ,b...Fresh.’..c.ri8P:......15c
2
LETTUCE
Large, Crisp Heads.
2
13c
Full of Juice.
Medium Size.
dozen .....................................
LEMONS
Large Size.
D ozen . .............................
Rose,
3 ibs.
fancy.
20c
8-OZ. C AN S
V-'
Wc carry a full line of SWIFT’S BRANDED
STEER BEEE. Give it a trial.
And G et Your Supply of
DEL MONTE CANNED GOODS
3- Ib. can ......... 79c
IT A L IA N PRUNES — RED
S p o t. C hoice.
q
2»js. 2 for
J L *J V
R IV E R
TOMATO SAUCE 3(or 10c
Boiling Beef
Veal Stew
Phone 651
Prices E ffective
Fri., Sat., Mon.,
March 20, 21, 23
R IC E — B lu e
DE L U X E .
’ '
1-lb. baking.
Each ..........
13c
Whole Kernel Gold
CORN en RayMal
Bantam, 2’s. 2 cans ......... 25c
PUMPKIN
650-sheet roll.
(Limit 2 )........
Well made.
Each ..........
A ll Meats Inspected by D r*. Nicol and Almquist
BACK BACON u
Friday. Saturday
Monday
Mareh
21. 23
VARIETY SHOW
2 pkg. 25c
Full 2-lb. pkg
Second and Main Streets
Phone 3071
Hillsboro, Oregon
1-Ib. can ...... 28c
NOODLES
“
Mother’s.
Commercial Building
U 4W THontë
Sanyo Chinese
For se® Foods.
COCOA
W ashington County O ffice
NOW GOING ON / COME TO ÖUR
3 for
15c
Quart
Personal C ontact on Collection«
Four beautiful colors. 100 in
each pkg. for .,........................
Regular bars
Can
— Credit Reporta
tn
W ashington. T illa m o o k, Y a m h ill,
P o lk and M a rio n Countie«.
ARGO CORN or GLOSS
Pkg....................................
P & G SOAP
SALMON
MEAT
45c
No. 10 sack
21c
White
(Incorporated)
Collections
POSTUM CEREAL . Pkg......................................19c
POST TOASTIES. Each ...................................... 7c
JELLO. Assorted flavors. Pkg............................. 6c
Gold Medal
Firdalc-Iowa Hill
TUNA
Credit Bureaus
PIGGLY
WIGGLY
Company Lifting
Water from Lake
I B y P o r t la n d B e lt e r B u s in e s s B u re a u . I n c .)
An 86-year-old record o f the es
tablishm ent. s u rve yin g and nam ing
of H illsb o ro as the cou nty seat of
W ashington county has been un
covered in the archives w h ich Mrs
M arie F P ollock and V erne B rig h t,
fie ld workers fo r t h e H ix tn ric jil
Records Survey, the new n a tio n
w ide pro je ct o f the Federal W r it
ers' program o f the W PA, have
been exa m in in g at the W ashington
county cou rt house
Dated F ebru ary 5 to 7, the hand
w ritte n item tells o f a session of
the county cou rt at "C olu m bia ,"
W ashington county, F ebruary 4.
1850, when Oregon was a te r r i
to ry It states that the court had
located a q u a rte r section of land
fo r the county seat and ordered
th a t the tow n plot be surveyed and
named H illsb oro ugh ." I t also re
fers to purchasing from D avid H ill,
fo r w hom the town was named, a
double log-cabin, to be used as a
co u rt house and to be paid for
fro m the firs t proceeds o f a sale
of to w n lots o f the tow n plot of
the county seat, of W ashington coun
ty. Am ong the men w ho bought
lots, a record of M arch 6, 1850.
m entions George W Ebberts (Squire
Ebberts». D a vid T Lenox and A l
v in T. S m ith.
The name C olum bia, re fe rrin g
to the old co u n ty seat o f Wash
ington county, does not occur, so
far as is kno w n , In Oregon h is
tories. The settlem ent, according to
historians, was called Colum bus,
also East T u a lita n , before 1849. In
1849 the Oregon Spectator m e n tio n
ed the county seat as H illsb oro ugh ,
which, according to the above re c
ord. became the o ffic ia l name in
1850. although even as late as 1850
the post o ffice address o f the cou n
ty seat was East T u a lita n Plains.
One purpose o f the h isto rica l rec
ords survey is to uncover neglected
but in te restin g h isto rica l fa ils , o f
w h ich th is is an exam ple.
Royal Soda.
Pastim e won 3 stra ig h t f r v n
Le ntz in C ity league and C. C.
Store 2 o f 3 fro m S torm y's w h ile
F a irw a y won 3 fro m Men's Shop
In the N a tion al, B ris to l's won
12 o f 3 fro m Pharm acy and Head
qu arters took 3 fro m U n ion 76
P lant, in Cannery league won 3
( C o n t in u e d f r o m p a r e 1 )
from S h ip p in g w h ile B E M a lin g
and another group about one m ile took 2 o f 3 fro m R ay-M aling.
south on h igh er ground along the
C hevrolet took 2 o f 3 fro m Dodge
lake near the highw ays, according and Ford 2 fro m Hudson.
L e a ffu e S ta n d in r a
to reports.
A m e ric a n League—
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Pet
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Floods in Ja n u a ry c a rrie d aw ay 1 R '.y a l
W o rk »
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14
.533
po rtion s of the dikes erected last . F i x it S h op
1« 14
.533
.500
15
15
sum m er and fa ll, a llo w in g the back K a y M a n n
Grocery
13
17
.467
waters o f the T u a la tin to flo w u n 1 Oakm*
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W
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ham pered in to the lake, de la yin g C. ( . S to re
13
17
the fa rm in g operations planned fo r L e n tz A u to P a r t*
16
.533
14
j P a s tim e
16
.533
1 1
th is spring.
H. rrib a . k ’ -
19
11
.367
Tho com pany expects to re p a ir
W
P
e t.
L
20
the dikes and increase th e ir heighth F’a ir w a y M a rk e t
10
.667
15 15
.500
this sum m er to a p o in t beyond the .Men’ * S h op
. p e r f e c tio n B a k e ry
15
15
.500
flood stage.
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M U S H R O O M G R O W IN G
EX
P L O IT E D BY U N P R IN
C IP L E D PRO M O TERS
Early Records
Reveal Naming
Hillsboro 1850
FISHER’S BISCUIT
M IX -
Large pkg.
Offp
aUCJVe
CARROTS
-fl Op
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3 bunches ................................... -B
Large Bunches.
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OQ w
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SEED POTATOES
Earliest of All.
25C
Ed’s Master M a rk e t
Q uality Government Inspected
SATURDAY ONLY
Columbia Best C offee
More cups
per pound.
POT ROAST
Lb 23c
Lb........... 14c
Steer B eef
M eats
VEAL
ROAST
BACON
BACK
Sugar cured.
(V en etia n tic k e t, C a rl K lin g e , Gaston)
27c