Page Six
H IL L S B O R O
Thursday. February 18, 19,37
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
I
j v e r t o n. Mrs. S anders retu rn ed
test flight and w as forced to land
I *»f Sylvan on the Canyon r«wd. a
w ith them for a few days' visit.
suddenly In landing he com pletely
rep o rt read*
M onday M rs W alker and Mrs.
ruined his plane He called out a
Child stru c k
S ander - w ant to V ernonia and v is
Swan
Island
tran
sp
o
rt
to
rem
ove
(hdropallilr
Jack Knud>eoti of G arden Home.
ited th e F rin k H artw ick and Ellis
CORNELIUS—C. W. K ockw rll
the
plane
Physician mill Nur g ru n
I u.i - struck down hut ap p aren tly
' M cGraw fam ilies.
received a telegram Friday con
Art Kirkham Speaks
uo| injured Sunday ufternooii when
Infant d a u g h te r of Mr and Mrs.
COMMERCIAI. BUILDING
gratu latin g him on being w in n er
Hl ¿J d i .H ili - .I I .» h l'llr
A rt K irkham spoke at the G as
C lyde H opkins is ill w ith pneu-
in the "Singing Sam" eonteat.
Phono O ffice 861
When a num ber of driver-. failed tli i\ cn b\ F J Haase 35. Portland
n. ma ,n a Salem hospital
ton high school T uesday on "Radio Io heed red flares and signals from
The p riie is a Nash I a fa y rlte car.
lbia.se
reported
that
the
boy
came
From
th
e
Inside."
His
visit
was
Mr.
and
Mrs
Verio
P
rick
ctt
and
F
riends
also
h
eard
the
new
s
on
officers a fte r m idnight Sunday, 11
(By Ml»» M ary Sandy)
(By Helen Williams)
sponsored by th e G aston W oman's autom obiles w ere w recked mid up into the street from behind a park
two children have retu rn ed to th eir
the "Singing Sam" radio program
BANKS M onday night this week home at Neah Bay. Wash . after
club. A fter Ins address he was a proxinuitely $10(81 w orth of dam age ed autom obile.
GASTON
K
nights
of
P
ythias
Friday
evening.
Mr.
R
ockw
ell
B anks defeated B eaverton high at spending a few m onths at th e E. E
WE SELL
S truck by a car driven by Mrs
« a s th e only O regon person re convention was held F eb ru arv 9 guest at th e ch u rch d u ring the was done (he various curs in a
B eaverton 14 to 15.
social hour
Hopkins home in Banks
Mary
M
I’mdell
of
Bunks
route
I
w
ith
delegates
present
from
H
ills
ceiving
a
priie.
traffic
tangle
on
the
highw
ay
at
All
Breed»
Town Team Wins
Rev F. G P hillips spent a few
Mr and Mrs A lbert K oberstein St. Marys, according to report.- Sunday afternoon, A llr e d Edwards
boro. Forest Grove. N orth P lains
B anks tow n team defeated the days th is week at th e M F m in arv 6 in th e Jones hospital in H ills and
J r of C ornelius visited the home m ade by deputy sheriffs
Y am hill
li was hurled Id feet but escaped
Banks high school team Monday isters' conference at Nelseott.
boro.
of A lbert K oberstein S r all of last
G reyhounds Lose
The trouble began when tw o car- w ithout serious injury The hoy ran
night of last week 18 to 42
week
W in from Gales C reek
By
the
close
score
of
27
to
32.
the
S
hipleys
Buy
Place
collided about 1 a in and others into the road in front of the ear
W in from G aston
M rs. K oberstein Hostess
F rid ay
afternoon
th e
B anks T igard T igers defeated (he G as
Mr. and Mrs Em m ett Shipley
w ere ditched at tin* scene despite it was reported ami Mis Pimiell
W ednesday afternoon th e Banks
G rade school defeated G ales C reek ton G reyhounds at a gam e at T igard
S atu rd ay night Mrs. Cecil Kobei
th e efforts of a state patrolm an nearly w recked her ear in an at
grade school team defeated Gaston have purchased the W oodman house in th e G ales C reek play shed 13 to 6 Tuesday.
stein w as hostess at a pinochle At 145 a ill the night patrol from tem pt to avoid the accident The
on Main street T he fam ily moved
grade school at Gaston 28 to 10.
plus good
Lose to C ornelius
In a senior class m eeting W ed party Mrs A lbert K oberstein c a r the sh eriff's office arrived Five accident was about 12 m iles north 1 (ìin n l ih ic k s
in Monday
Gaston W ins
F rid ay ev en in g in th e Banks nesday com m ittees w ere appointed ried off high score for th e e v e
Mrs N. J. G riffin retu rn ed home
grown the Hodgen.
m ore cars w ere ditched a fter Dial. of V ancouver Wash on the Pacific l t ‘(‘) |s
W ednesday evening a double S atu rd ay a fte r spending a week gym nasium Banks tow n team was m preparation for class night and ning.
! the deputies reported, before ttio highw ay near the b»»v'.-. home
Brewster way iissui'c you o|
header was played in th e Banks w ith her m other. Mrs K ath erin e* defeated by C ornelius 38 to 25.
m aking suggestions for the class
Albert Sehoene 9. Hu/.cldulc suf
tro u b le could be stopped
high gym nasium « hen Gaston high Keenon, w ho was ill. She is much
ii p ro fita b le . high pi'odiu m>
C ouple Move
gift
fered
bruises
Sunday
afternoon
As
far
as
is
know
n
no
one
w.i-
defeated B anks high 16 to 17 and im proved.
Mr and Mrs F rancis M iller mov- ! Mrs John W arren of P ortland
floe
k.
when
his
bicycle
was
.struck
by
a
injured.
Banks tow n team was defeated by
Alvie K auffm an w ent to P o rtlan d ed to R ockaw ay S unday w here visited with her m other. Mrs Toni
car driven by Mis Edna W hittle
C ar C lim bs Bank
Headquarter
lor Hodgen.
Gaston tow n team 16 to 30
Monday, w here he has a jo b in the they will w ork in th e fern business Williams. W ednesday and T h u rs
of Laurel. The accident happened
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Shipley and Union Pacific Yards.
day.
for th e G rib n er brothers.
Most spectacular of the accident just west of the H azeldate school Brewster feeds and qtialit)
daughters of V ernonia and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest C lack of
w as w hen a car driven by E .1 Mc when the boy turned his bicycle ,-( 11111 > ni <■ 111.
Mr and Mrs. A S H atch w ent to
H enry C hrism an, w ho has been
;rom nave 1)
Mrs. George M cFarlane and d au g h w orking for G rib n er b ro th ers at N orth Bend w ere w eek-end visitors Tillam ook on a business and p leas the-lcss, (Continued
he relates th at he was Lain of P ortland was stopped near across the road in front of t h e
te r of Forest G rove w ere Sunday Ocean Lake, retu rn ed to Banks of friends and relativ es in B anks u re tr ip T uesday and cam e back by able to purchase
a good assortm ent th e scene and was im m ediately W hittle machine, an accident r e
d in n er p arty guests of Mr. and S aturday. Monday he w ent to W al and Forest G rove
way of P acific City W ednesday
of w om en's w ear w hich already stru ck from behind by a car driv
port st a text.
Mrs. C harles Shipley. The infant la W alla to spend a w eek on b usi
Mr and Mrs. Ernest M arr and
Helen S h arp spent the w eek-end has begun to a rriv e here D uring cn by A W arga, also of P ortland
F red - Seed
Wool
P o u ltry » W
d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. C arl ness.
d au g h ter D arlene w ere S unday in Y am hill at the hom e of Mrs th e trip he was in San Francisco
Tin- McLain m achine was throw n I Ask your attorney to send youi
T
elephone
3(M
H
Shipley, w ho has been seriously
M
orris
S
harp
visitors
cf
Mr
and
Mrs.
A
lbert
Hold C ard P arty
j tw ice in connection w ith buying up the bank, onto the right-of-w ay legal advertising to the Argus.
ill w ith the whooping ro u g h , is
Win Gaines
At th e R N. A silv er tea T h u rs S taffo rd at Taft.
He w as also able to m ake sev eral ; and into the railw ay tracks a scant
much im proved.
Among Sunday guests at the Fred
G aston tow n team defeated the 1 advantageous purchases o f goods ' 10 feel behind a receding freight
day afternoon Mrs. C. G eisbers
Miss Lillian Steele has retu rn ed won first and Mrs. Ju stiu C runican W olford hom e was Miss C rystal Forest G rove tow n team F ebruary from m a n u factu rers despite the i n - ! train. McLain escaped injury
to her w ork in the C harles Kessler 1 second
G rin d le of Eugene
5 and the B anks tow n team F ebru- I crease in price of m aterials The
S aturday night Mrs Joan B ru m
hom e a fter being at her home near
Mr and Mrs Dean Sellers and 1 ary 11.
Seniors Sponsor Dance
m arket is peculiar. W en says, in as baugh. 25. B eaverton, was injured
G aston recu p eratin g from an a u to
Plan for Dance
Senior class of th e B anks high d a u g h ter Donna of G ia n ts Pass j
I m uch as the m an u factu rers are in a collision involving a car driven
mobile accident.
A C. A A m eeting w as h e ld '
school w ill sponsor a dance in the w ere T hursday night an d F rid ay
and consequently are in by her husband. H arold and Tony
Mrs. John H artw ick and baby B anks union high school gym nas- guests of Mrs Ada S ellers and F eb ru ary 10 to decide about the ; d oversold
ifferent as to m ore sales
A Bozich. also of B eaverton The
daughter Joyce spent all last w eek | i ium F eb ru ary 26 at 9 p. m. The Amos S ellers Donna is visiting for an n u al party or dance T he girls
In Los A ngeles he visited his accident happened tw o m iles w ed
visiting her m other, Mrs. Rose i m usic w ill be fu rnished by th e Pa- a few w eeks w ith Mr and Mrs. plan to give a program dance M arch wife,
w ho has been th ere since
Porter, of P ortland
j cific U niversity orchestra. They B ernard Sellers and fam ily T h eir > C om m ittees w ere appointed bv last autum n for h e r. health Her
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones of I w ill also fu rn ish th e en tertain ers, son W illiam, is in a G ran ts Pass M axine Klinge. president, and soon health has greatly im proved He a l
H ave a S ew er M an Do
P ortland w ere Sunday visitors o fi j All m em bers of th e stu d en t body hospital. Mr and Mrs. Dean Sellers w ill s ta rt p reparations
so visited w ith Ins brother. Sam
Y our W ork
Jack Jones in Banks. Mrs. Hugh ' will join in th e ticket selling con are trav elin g an d looking for a new
A w ard L etters
Weil.
Jones w as a d in n er guest of Mrs. test. The class th at sells th e most location so he can go in to the
G A. A letters w ere aw arded to
A lbert Heard.
M axine Klinge. Jean A nderson and
' tickets w ill receive a prize of $1 n ew spaper business again.
Tow nsendites to Meet
M arjorie Sharp.
i and th e persons in th e rem aining"
The B anks Tow nsend club will tw o classes w ho sell th e m ost tic k
S uffers Stroke
T here w ill be no church services
m eet in the M ethodist church F r i ets w ill receive 50c each.
J H W hite, w ho w as in the hos
day.
Easy payment plan available
pital recovering from an operation, at the schoolhouse d u rin g th e r e
Lloyd F rid ay sp en t th e w eek-end
m
ainder
of F ebruary
Mrs. M aurice Thompson of V er visiting friends in Portland.
th rough F ederal H ousing A d
su ffered a paraly tic stroke
The
W
S.
F
rench
fam
ily
helped
nonia spent the last p art of the
ministration.
Mrs. R L. Gibson visited in
Couple G iven C harivari
C harles Johnson celeb rate his b ir th
(By Mrs. F ran k Pezoldt)
w eek w ith her parents, Mr. and
P o rtland T hursday and Friday.
A group of fifty su rprised Mr.
All
E stim ates I REE and Include
day
Friday
night
at
the
Johnson
Mrs. C liff Sandy. Doris Thompson and
ROCK
CREEK—H
elvetia
and
lo
Mr and Mrs M. I.. Lee and three
Mrs. Ray K elly i Ada M a c ,
All P lum bing C hanges
retu rn ed hom e w ith iier m other French) w ith a ch ariv ari at th eir cal Ladies Aid m et at th e hom e children of P ortland visited Mrs hom e S unday the G eorge Hills
a fter spending the w eek visiting home on B ald M ountain M onday of Mrs. Louis Z u erch er F eb ru ary Lee's m other. Mrs. A C Wilson, e n te rta in e d the Johnsons at a V al
e n tin e d in n e r party.
her grandparents.
10. New officers w ere elected as last w eek-end.
evening.
J. A. Short
School resum ed last W ednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es M cFarlane
follows: Mrs. E rnest Staehle. p res
Mr. and Mrs. J C A m icker and
Mrs. C arstens Hostess
P ho ne 2902
318 N. F reem an
a fter a tw o w eeks' vacation on ac
of D ufur, w ho have been visiting
ident.
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
B
erger,
vice-
son
of
M
ultnom
ah
visited
Mrs
F ir G rove sew ing club met T h u rs president; Mrs. P. L andaucr. secre
Florence M cFarlane in B anks for day
A nucker's m other. Mrs J. A Moist, count of the deep snow
w
ith
Mrs.
C
lell
C
arsten
s
A
♦ Lowest prices con-
♦ Long GMAC time
a few' months, a re spending this
an d Mrs. A rnold
Berger, , last w eek-end.
luck d in n er w as serv ed at tary.
w eek visiting relatives in Manning. pot
sistent with quality.
payment*.
Mrs. Jo e W illiam s re lu m e d from
The day was spent in q u ilt treasu rer. Mrs. P L an d au er was
Mrs. Lizzie Harms, w ho has spent noon.
given a h an d k erch ief show er. Spe- L ongview Friday, w here she had
ing.
♦ Red “OK” Tag
the last six w eeks visiting friends
♦
Largest
Used Car
ial guests w ere Mrs. E rnest Am- been visiting all week w ith her
Mrs H attie Davison retu rn ed to acher of P ortland, Mrs. J. B ohnert
and relatives in N orth P lains and
guarantee.
selection.
daughters, Mrs. G ilbert M ackey and
h
er
w
ork
at
the
Masonic
home
M ountaindale.
retu rn ed to her
Miss T G ehnert of Witch Hazel, Mrs. Roscoe Baker.
atu rd ay a fter being off tw o w eeks and
w ork for Florence M cFarlane, here S
fo rm erly of Kulm. N. D . and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs P E. W alters of
w
ith
th
e
flu.
last week.
Ben Leu of th is section N ext m eet
Mrs. Ray P arm ley spent several ing w ill be held a t th e hom e of R yderw ood. W ash, is visiting Jim
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schlegel and
W
alters of East Gaston.
Mrs. W. G. W alker spent th e w eek days last w eek w ith Mrs. Alice Mrs R
F eu erstein at H elvetia
W illiam
Icklof shipped th eir
Parm
ley.
n
o
rth
of
Banks.
Mrs.
Fred
M arch 10.
end as guests of Mrs. G uy S anders
fo urth carload of onions last week
with our safe, sensible monthly
Irvine
of
P
o
rtlan
d
also
was
w
ith
and Mrs. Emma K auffm an at Sil-
H onor Roll G iven
At a Bargain
A short program was held at
Mrs. Parm ley. h er m other, w ho is
T
he
follow
ing
UDper
grade
pupils
payment plan
the
Gaston
high
school
F
riday
a
fte
r
ill w ith high blood pressure. Mrs ' at Rock C reek school are on the
P arm ley retu rn ed to P o rtlan d with honor roll for th e first sem ester, noon in honor of A braham L in
Your th rifty friends and neighbors an- using our b unc-
coln's birthday.
Mrs. Irv in e and w ill rem ain for receiving
1.0 « iiiilr a g r . I l r a l r r O k il
Dr. P. G.
finaiicing plan bec.iu.-e it kills off th e loan, be Ide carl
a grade not low er th an II:
I-ose Close G ame
aw hile.
for the reasonable interest cost, w ith sm all m onthly pas -
Erna Staehle. G ladys Berger. Elm er
Gaston high school w as defeated
Born, to Mr and Mrs. Glen Grossen.
m ents.
R onald Z ahler. Florence by T igard 17 to 16.
French i A gnes Kelly i of Bald Dick, V irginia
lliven. M arjorie
G et the details of our sim ple, rc-paymc*nt plan before
D efeat C ornelius
L t l l f » lu rllt.(s r ilu .it- —O K 'd
M ountain, a 9>- pound boy. F eb ru - Epperson. Iren e A R.vland.
A ldeane
you rem odel, buy. build or refinance y o u r home.
G aston g rade school won th e ir
Z ahler and Billy H affner.
gam e w ith C ornelius by a score of
The Rock C reek school w ill give 21 to 10.
WE DEAL IN REAL ESTATE
M em ber Federal Home Loan Bank
a program on W ashington's b ir th
Leng w h rrlb aar. d u a ls—OK'd
Girls Lose
W rite
day at 2 p m. P aren ts an d friends
G aston grade school girls lost
F ire and A utom obile Insurance
are
invited.
M ake Loans and Issue S urety Bonds
th e ir basketball gam e w ith the C o r
Club M eet,
nelius girls by a score of 12 to 2. 1
K rro n d lllo n ril m ntor -O K 'd
KURATLI & WISMER
H elping Hand club met w ith Miss
Plane Forced Down
SAFE
R E L IA B L E
Hillsboro, Oregon
M innie B auer T hursday N ext m eet
W hile flying from P ortland to
ing w ill be held w ith Mrs. E p p er his hom e m M arshfield. W illiam I
Phone 13»!
140 N. 2nd Ave.
son.
! Jo h n sto n w as forced to land his
OK d
Mr. and Mrs Bill L uethe re tu r n plane in G aston because of m otor
ed to B onneville last week. He is tru b le A fter rep airin g his plane he I
em ployed at odd jobs th ere for the attem p ted to "take off" in the soft !
O K 'd
present tim e.
e a rth and broke a w heel A Sw an |
HAR RISO N D. H UG G INS
J M PERSON. M anager
O bserves 80th B irth d ay
Island a irp o rt m echanic w as called
Savings A Loan Bldg.
Hillsboro, Oregon
M. D.
A braham Z u m k eh r observed his out to re p a ir it A fter the plane had |
eightieth birth d ay a n n i v e r s a r y been rep aired he took it up for a 1
KYE. EAR, NOSE AND TH R O A l
Monday. He is still stro n g and well
SPECLALIST
for his age. Less th an a y ear ago
( h o i r r of I wo
he carried on his shoulders, a lad
der 28-feet long fo r a distance of
GLASSES F lfT E D
about tw o miles. He also last y ear
alone cut dow n a tree, w hich was
( holer of Ih re r
K oob I
six feet in diam eter and later cut
Con Berciai National Bank Anne«
much of it. by hand, for fire wood.
Commercial Building
Cecelia Kies, w ho has been ill
Phonea
flou r i
2nd and Main St.
at St. V incent's hospital in P o rt
Residence 2972
9:30 a. m. to 12 m.
O
ffice
2971
1
:30
p.
m.
to
6
p.
m.
land.
is recovering.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Mrs. H ow ard N ottage of P o rtlan d
For Women
underw en t an operation last week.
New richness in sp rin g colorings.
She is in th e Em anuel hospital in
C
ollars
and c o lla r and
Styles ty p ic a l o f these tw o famous
Portland. Mrs. N ottage is a sister
c u ff sets in laces, fr ills
of Mrs. C h rist R eichen and Mrs.
makes, newest pattern hits o f the
F red Jossy of this section.
and tailo re d styles.
ye ar— stripes, checks, plaids, as w ell
Son Killed
A son of Mr H arris was killed
Phone 444, day or n ig h t
as fab rics o f rich, solid tones o f tan
in an autom obile accident in Los I
and
grey.
B
u
ilt
fo
r
hard
usage
o
f
d
u
r
318-332
E.
M
ain St.
Hillsboro
A nkeles recently. H arris lives up
Rock C reek
able woolens— and e xcep tio na lly low
Used Car Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.
New
Spring
Sm all son of Mr. and Mrs Geiza ,
p ric e d !
B urger of S prin g v ille road, w ho has
been ill w ith pneum onia, has r e
.85
00
covered.
are here in Balcony
to
Mr. and M rs Geiza B urger w ere
ya rn departm ent,
hosts at a d in n er F e b ru ary 7
G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Bill j
Com petent in stru cto r
L u eth e of Bonneville, Mr. and Mrs
in charge.
Paul L u eth e and M rs T heresa
L uethe and sons of B rooks Hill.
'
Banks Defeats
Beaverton Hi
in Basketball
C. W. Rockwell of
Cornelius Winner
Pythia ns Hold
District Meet
with Gaston
Many Autos in
Sunday Mishap
Dr. Win. E. Hinds
BABY
CHICKS
Sunny South Black
During Frost Fight
Farmers’ Cash Store
Used Cars
Mason Hill
Mrs. Staehle New
Ladies’ Aid Head
SEWER
CONNECTIONS
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
offe rs Used Car buyers
K ill OK
Y our M ortgage
1936 Olds Touring Sedan
1935 Ford V-8 Sedan
BROWN
DENTIST
Washington Savings 2>C Loan Ass’n.
SPRING STOCKS ARRIVING AT WEILS
Newest
NECKW EAR
New H art Schaffner & M arx C IIIT C
and C lothcraft
OUI I V
$525
1934 CMC Truck
445
1934 Chevrolet Truck
495
1933 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan
395
1931 Ford A Tudor
275
1931 Plymouth Coach
275
1929 Plymouth Sedan
1929 Lord Coupes
195
150
1928 Chevrolet Coaches
125
1929 Federal Truck
195
M any m ore to choose from
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
Built Entirely of Steel
69c and 98c
YARNS
T9
M E N ’S
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Used Cars
The New McCormick-Deering
A ll-S te e l M anure Spreader
TEEL frame, steel box,
The McCormick - Deering
steel bracings — ALL has five spreading speeds. The
STEEL all the way through. upper saw-tooth, non-wrapping
That's what you get in a new beater, the lower spike-tooth
McCormick-Deering All-Steel beater, and the widespread
Manure Spreader. The rust- spiral shred the manure and
resisting. non-warping box is spread it in an even layer over
built of heavy-gauge galvan the soil.
ized steel containing copper.
Remarkably light draft is
It is low for easy loading and provided by the use of eight
has a capacity of 60 to 70 roller bearings and Alemits
bushels.
lubrication.
S
FEEDS
and POULTRY
and Com plete Line Chick Feeds
HILLSBORO FEED CO.
M cC orm ick -D eerin g
Phone 271
Farm M achinery
160 W. Main St.
U nder
com fort
MJNSING
Powers Grocery
Prom pt
Service
S pring Stocks
arc in
model car In the pink of condition
throughout. O nly 23.000 miles, d riv
en by a very careful d riv er. Has
heater. S trato sp h ere B lue paint, in
excellent condition.
VOUR BOY w ill look
his best in these plain
and button down c o lla r
Be S ure an d See T his Car
“Kaynees.”
— TRADES
Dusty
shades,
blue,
burgundy, green. Also
lig h t patterns and plain
whites.
Half the Gas
Twice the Smartness
Nash - L aFayette
$852 Delivered
Used Car Exchange
2nd and W ash. P h one 2641
f
Sizes 6 to 16
79c to $1,25
:
Phone 81
Main Street
$<fl 25
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Standby.
SEE IT!
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Bottle
A n underwear
No apologies needed for this late
TERM S
•
Saturday, February 20, only
1935 Dodge Touring
Sedan
1937 WILLYS
REMEMBER
IX L
B ought • Sold and
C onsigned
K a y nee
35
JUST RECEIVED
123 CASES
SPRING
SHOES
For MEN, for WOM
EN, for CHILDREN:
Beautiful shoes in OX
FORDS, STRAPS, TIES
and PUMPS. See them
today.
problem scarcely ex
ists if you wear our
Munsingwear—good
fabrics . . . good seams
.. . good fit.. . reason
able prices—we have
just the style you want.
Get a new supply now.
S cot T issue
3 rolls
Soap C hips
I* els-Na pi ha. Large pkg.
M atches
Ohio. Carton
P ork & Beans
Phillips’. Can
12c
23c
23c
19c
5c
Many other items specially priced for Saturday.