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THE dREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1924
A
4UDRED BUNCH
NUMBER OF SALEM people . Inturff) were Willamette univers-
are planning attendance at
the horse show In Portland .which
opens Saturday evening. Among
the entries announced are a num
ber of hunters and jumpers mak
ing conspicuous records at the
night horse chow held in connec
tion with the state (fair this fall.
Horse lovers in attendance at the
shows here in September vrili at
one recognize the names of Jim
Noble and Daisy Deanc from the
Btable3 of Mrs. Stanley C. E.
Smith; of Lil Webb, owned by
Miss Dorothy McBride; of Pene-i
lope, a Fields horse; of Jack
Flukes, belonging to Miss Flora
Jane McBride, and of Flying Fox
and Frosty Morning, jumpers
owned by Mrs. William Wilson of
Hollywood. Cal. - !
The Orcgonian gives the follow-
: Ing advance story concerning the
i Portland program: :.
"Hunting and jumping classes
; will form an unusually strong at-i
traction as a part of the numerous
i blue ribbon events on the horse
show program, beginning Nov. 1
at the Pacific International Live
Stock' exposition at North Port
land. The program has-been so
arranged that these classes will
i receive ample opportunity to dis-
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"Revel Lindsay English of
i Chino, Cal., wil show his Rounder
and two jumpers from the east.
Ariel and Topmost, that'are said
to be excellent performers and of
good hunter type. ' " '
"Rounder Js a great horse, sel
dom out of the money, holder of
the, world's broad Jump record,
made at the Denver horse' show in
1922, winner of more than 300
blue ribbons and 43 championships
during the six years that Mr. Eng
lish has been showing him.
"Mrs. V. P. Roth of San Fran
ciscd has Midnight, a new jumper,
here. Mrs. Rogers Pierce and Miss
Judith Ames of Hollywood, who
.have not heretofore exhibited in
the north, have John Peel, Tally
Ho and Let's Go, all good hunt-
era. ' t ;
; 'Mrs. Walter Venn of Chicago
has brought her fine stable of four
hunters, Rolla Reed, Gaelic, Ebony
and Colette. ' r
t "P. E. Bowles of Oakland hj
Flash of Steel and Mango; Mrs. C. :
R. Castlen of Seattle has Grey
Leg; Mrs. W, L. Eaton of Seattle
has Dependable, Carry On, Blue
Ranger and Tally Ho; Capt. W. C.
Proby has Stella and Tempest;
" Mrs. William Wilson of Hollywood
has Flying Fox and Frosty Morn
ing, -...''v.. J! . ; n .
Of local horses entered In the
jumping events- Miss Clementine
! Lewis has Highland -Laddie, Miss
E. D. MeElhlnny has Spider and
Sir Chappie, Mrs. J. H. Held has
Kentucky Bog, Mrs. Stanley C. E.
Smith has Jim Noble and Daisy
Deane, Miss Jane Cooke has Mar
cheta, Miss Dorothy McBride has
Lil 'Web, Miss 'Flora Jane McBride
has Jack Flukes, Leroy R. Fields
has Penelope." .M
' Many interesting and surprise
1 features are being planned for the
annual Hallowe'en party at which
thtrmembers of th6 Willing Work
ers'' class of the . First Christian
church Will be hostesses tomorrow
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock.
The affair is planned not only for
the members J but also for their
families" and friends. 1 The com
mittee In charge includes Mrs. Dick
Dickinson, Mrs. Peters 'and Mrs.
B. W. Macy. ... ; "
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Members of - the Community
Bridge club meeting Saturday eve
ning at the LI A. Grote liome for
. an evening of cards included Mrs.
E. Peterson, " Mrs. James Imlah,
Mrs. C. C. Chaffee, Miss Nettie
Taylor, Mrs., Ed Pratt, Mrs. M. C.
Petteys, Mrs. C. C. Page, Mrs. M.
P. Adams, Mrs. Lou Grote and
Mrs. Al Stelner.
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The auxiliary of the Sons or
Veterans will meet at 8 o'clock
I this evening in the armory, i i
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Of interest to many friends "here
will be news of the wedding Sat
urday evening in' Dallas of Miss
Ruby Bush of Alrlie, Or., to Mr.
Frank Nist of Salem. The cere
mony was performed at 8 o'clock
- at the . Presbyterian parsonage.
Rer. Mr. Yoel officiating. The
bride, was becomingly gowned in
Copenhagen, blue satin and car
ried a lovely bridal bouquet. She
is the daughter of , Mr. and Mrs.
William Bush of Airlie. Mr. Nist
is the sort of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Nist, 1432 North Sixteenth street.
After a month Mr. and Mrs, Jtfist
will be at home at their new resi
dence at 2278 North Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lawnon
(Marguerite Cook) and Mr. and
Mra-WiUard Law son (Helen Mc
Ify aluninj in Salem over the past
week-end,
Mm. 'W. W. Roscbraueh 1422
State street,! has received a num
ber oT Interesting letters from her
son. Arthur j Rosebraugh. Rhodes
rcholar attending Oxford univers
ity. One which she shares tells
of Mr. Rosebraugh's recent week
end visit to one ol hngiands in
teresting great country houses 20
miles out from Oxford. Colonel
Leader gave him a letter of intro
duction, he iwrites. I bringing him
the best and most delightful hos
pltality. The beautiful house vis
ited, the Cleygell-Vouviers ances
tral home, is one of the most
stately in all Eng'and. Built in
1600, it is situated on a rolling
hill. It 3 of Italian style with
the reception hall and stairways
impressive in their notable archi
tecture. Groves of elms and oaks
surround the home which is occu
pied by the lady and her two
daughters. A son of the family
was killed during the war. Mr:
Rosebraugh writes of the manner
in which grassy plots are every
where enclosed by hedges. As he
left his hostess presented him with
a lovely sheaf of flowers from the
garden surrounding the home.
Mr. Rosebraugh has as his room
mate a Berkeley, Cal., man who is
also a Rhodes scholar, r
The "Woman's auxiliary of the
YMCA will meet at 3 o'clock to
morrow, afternoon at the Y build
ing for the first fall meeting. Of
ficers will be elected at this time.
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J The Berean class of the First
Presbyterian church of which Mrs.
C. A. Park I is the teacher, will
meet at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon for a delightful all-class
affair in the nature of a rally and
get- acquainted party with Mrs.
W. N. Savage the chairman in
charge. j
The committee includes Mrs.
W. N. Savage. Mrs. Bertha Junk
Darby, Mrs. Ling. Mrs. Clay Tay
lor, Mrs. Francis Guthrie, Mrs. W.
E. Hansen, Mrs. Nobles and Mrs.
William McGilchrist. !
The . LIncoln-McKinley Parent-
Teacher association will meet, at
8 o'clock this evening at the Mc
Kinley school. A reception for
the teachers of both schools will
be held the first part of the eve
ning. All patrons are asked to
be in attendance.
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Mr. and Mrs. Verne D. Bain of
Springfield, Or., were . week-end
guests on the Willamette univers
ity campus, j
, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Churchill
had as their guests on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Weller of Mc
Minnville. 5 i
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald
were "hosts on Saturday evening
for the first autumn meeting of
the Neighborhood Card club at
their home on the Oak Grove road.
The high score of the evening went
to Mrs. Roscoe Clark. Refresh
ments were served after the play-'
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Those enjoying "500" together
were .Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fisher,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smart, Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Knower, Mr. and -Mrs. Will
Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. i Ed Som
mers. and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McDowell.
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The Pythian Sisters will be hos
tesses at a Hallowe'en party in the
WOW halls this : evening at 8
o'clock. ' 1
Free!
!A $1.00
Facial Treatment
All This Week at
Miller's Store by Ap
pointment Only.
Phone 11, ask
for Mme. (
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We Buy
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une:
Capital Bargain
i House .
Houso of a Million and
. , tne Bargains
215 CENTER STREET v
; Kwong Fook & Go.
r CHINESE BAZAAR BIG SALE
j We have all kinds of Fancy' and Dry Goods; also we keep
a nice line of Silks and Dress Crepe Goods;! make up all Dress1
land Kimonas. Silk Waists and Blouses. Gents' and Ladies"'
Furnishings Goods, Silk Hosiery. Underwear. Table Covers,
Baskets, Umbrellas, CLinaware, etc.; ; ;
St North Coirimetciat Kttwt, Salctu, Ore.
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' ' Chinese .Medicine Office Inside ..K .
Have . medicine which will cure RheumatisQ). Lungs, Kidney
- ' -trouble and other diseases v '
. A program of real interest is
that which will open promptly at
8 o'clock this evening at the First
Presbyterian church a program
of music, both instrumental and
vocal, interspersed with readings,
exhibitions and magical stunts
which the Young Married People's
club are enthusiastically sponsor
ing as a benefit toward the new
church j fund. R. H. Robertson is
president of the class.
The complete program is an
nounced as follows: :
Organ number ......... i . .. . 1
Miss Minnie Miller. j j
Bagpipe selections ...... ....
John Charge. f
SongJ-f''oul! Yu Go So j
Soon" .... . . Ilainbridge-Crist
"Cuckoo-Clock" .... ...
Mrs. Arlhur Rahn.
Indian clubs ...... . . . .....
G. L. Rathbun. r
Violin solo (a) "Berceuse, from
Jocolyn"; (b) selected ... .
Naomi Whelm. !
Songs (a) "An Old Fashioned
Town." (b) "West of the
Great Divide" Ball
j Newell Williams.
Piano and organ "The Swan"
....!"..:. .... . . . .Saint-Saens
Miss Bates and Mi3s Miller.
Readings (a) "If I Could
Be by Her," . . . . . . . . Ben King
(b) Prior'to Miss Bell's Ap- ;
pearance ...... Riley
: " j ' Mrs. Mercer. .. 1 . ; ,
Sofng f 'The. Wed Hoose Amang
the Heather" ...... . . .
James Smart. 1 i
Magician ................ .
I Cooke Patton.
Songs J. ...... . . . .....
I The Apollo Four, f
6rgan-j-"Tacatto" , . , -. .Frysinger
March. "Triumphant". .1 .Costa
Miss Minnie Miller. )
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Theresa D'Arcy and Judge P. II.
D'Arcy attended the meeting and
the banquet Saturday evening of
the Oregon Historical society, held
In Portland. Judge D'Arcy is a
director of the state Historical
society.! - V - t
George W. Caldwell of Port
land, speaker yesterday afternoon
at the meeting of the Women's
Republican Study club, was greet
ed by a good-sized crowd gathered
in the Woman's club house. Mr.
Caldwell took up the complete
political situation, from the na
tional viewpoint, outlining condi
tions from the war up to the pres
ent time, especially through the
Harding and Coolidge administra
tions, j ! '
Special musical numbers were
given by Misses Mary and Faye
Spaulding. Flags and autumn
flowers decorated the club room
auditorium. At the business
meeting which opened the after
noon it was decided to hold, the
final pre-election meeting of the
club on Monday, November 3, the
day preceding election. The meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. C. P. Bishop, and will afford
an opportunity for bringing up
matters of tfinal election interest.
The Catholic Daughters I of
America have not sponsored any
dances I or card parties this fall
as the committees have been dev
oting their time to entertaining
their own membership after each
THE APOLLO FOUR
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H" B. Glaisyer, first tenor; R. H. Robertson, second tenor; Albert
Gille, lirst bass, and A. B. Hansen, second bass, who will sing this
evening at the; Young Married People's club benefit :'concert at the
First I resbyterian church at 8 o'clock. The "Four" will also sing
at the dedication of the War Mothers' statue on Armistice day.
Social Calendar
i 'Today .
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Benefit oncert by Young Mar
ried People's club. First Presby
terian church, 8 o'clock.
Pythian sisters. Hallowe'en
party. WOW halls, 8 o'clock.
Lincoln-McKlnley parent- teach
ers association - iflcKinlcy school.
8 o'clock.7 -
WCTU meeting.' Hall. 2:30
o'clock.
Chadwick chapter. Social after
noon 2:30 o'clock..
Willamette ;i chapter of West
minster Guild. ; Presbyterian
church parlors; 6:45 p. m.
Auxiliary of ; the Sons of Veter
ans. Armory 8 o'clock.
business meeting on the first and
third Tuesday of the month. At
the last meeting Mrs. I.l R. Dibb
was chairman of "Hallowe'en
Frolic," with the following com
mittee assisting: Mesdames Pet
zel, McClain, r Alley, Ringwald,
Page and Mrs. EJ Pctzel.
The members or tUe West Side
circle of the Jason Lee aid society
will be hostesses at 2Y30 o'clock
Friday afternoon for Mrs. Ruth
Deni&on, 1540 North Liberty St.
I j Wednesday
Berean class of the First Pres
byterian church, i Hallowe'en af
ternoon.; Church parlors. 2:30 to
5 o'clock. . i .
Woman's Auxiliary of YMCA.
3 o'clock. YMCA ' building.
Headquarters for South Cen
tral circle rummage sale, at Ec
kerlin's building, open for-contri-butions
through afternoon. '
Willing Workers class of First
Christian church-, Annual Hal
lowe'en party. 8 o'clock, '
Thursday i
Fairmount Hill; club. Mrs. E.
T. Huffman, 1675 Saginaw street,
hostess. ; '- , ,
Benefit rummage sale. South
Central circle of First Methodist
church. ; Eckerlin's building, cor
ner I of I Liberty ' and Ferry streets.
. Friday
IPumpkin pie sale. War Moth
ers. Nelmeyer's drug store. :
- West Side circle of Jason Lee
Aid society. Hallowe'en and
farewell jiarty for Mrs. Ruth Den
nison. 2:30 o'clock.
Benefit rummage sale. South
Central circle of" the First Meth
odist church. Eckerlin's building.
Corner Liberty and : Ferry streets.
$aturlay 1
Daughters of the American Rev
olution. ' Mrs. Karl Steiwer, Jef
ferson road hostess,
s Northwest Poet r y society.
Chamber of Commerce rooms.
7:30 to 10 o'clock. j
rf Benefit rummage sale! South
Central circle of the First Meth
odist cruch. Eckerlin's building.
Corner Liberty and Ferry streets.
I Colonial Dame Tea Shop. For
mal opening. 3 to 0 o'clock.
Beatrice Crawford Newcomb, hos
tess. j -2- -
J Willamette1 Chapter of West
minster Guild of the j First Pres
byterian church will meet at 6:45
p1; m. In, the church parlors. No
refreshments will , be i served and
the meeting will close' In time for
the Home Talent benefit: pro
gram. I '
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Miss Josephine Ralston, of Al
bany was a guest over the week
end of Miss Florence Spencer.
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I Chadwick chapter of the East
ern Star will meet at 2:30 o'clock
today for the regular social af
ternoon, i The hostesses will be:
Mrs. William Neimeyer, Mrs. -Charles
Miller. Mrs. 'J. SV. Ma
f uny, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. J.
F.' Murray. i . J
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I The seyenth birtlulay of John
nie Krause was delightfully celeb
rated with a party Saturday af
ternoon at which his mother,' Mrs.
Al Krause, was hostess.v Gay,
Hallowe'en decorations were used
.on , the table and in the rooms.
Witch, and other j Hallowe'en
games, were played throughout
the afternoon. First prizes in
the witch game , were given to
Barbara Kurtz, Helen! Weidmer,
the second prizes going to Clay
bourne Dyer and Otto Wilson. ?
" The birthday luncheon was
served at 4:30 o'clock with - a
lovely birthday cake, festive with
ieven yellow tapers, centering
(lie table. Black cats and small
witches featured on J the place
ards. Yellow chysanthemums
Ivere the flowers used.' '
i The guests-group included: Ir
tna Louise Mendelsohn of Holly
wood, California: Barbara Kurtz,
Jlelen Weidmer, June Drector, Ot
to Wilson, Clayburne i Dyer, ; and
Johhnie Krause. I
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Reverend J. R. Buck performed
he ceremony, Saturday afternoon,
iinitingl in marriage Miss Cathe
ine Rntz of JIount Angel and
r- Elmer Rue of Silverton at
2:30 o'clock. '
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Four generations, ; from the
honor guest, W. W. 1 Bales, aged
eighty years, to the eleven-months
R
ediic
ing Prices AU
This Week :
We have more than two carloads of Furniture to come
in next week and we must make room to move a con
siderable portion of our stock we are going to reduce
prices this week. 7
Tuesday's
U'; U 1 M
Offerin
Floor Lamps
We will sell a limited
number of ! our floor
lamps complete
shades
with
Pawl TTnt-!
$3 Felt Top Tables, Regular $3.75 now
Leather Cloth Top Ciirl Tables,
were ?3.00, now
$2.50
$12.75
Bridge lamps complete
with shades. Only 1 doz
en to be sold at this price.
$10.75
We
Charge
No
Interest
EASY TERMS NO INTEREST
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Easy Terms '
:GIE'SE -'.;.i.."-pdWEI
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Wc
Charge
No
Interest
old baby son, Carlon, of : Uhe
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. B.1 R. Wal
lace, were represented at the birth
day celebration on Sunday at, the
Wa.llace home on the; garden
road, honoring Air; Bales. A bas
ket of marigolds j centered j the
birthday board, i with autumn
leaves, and a-birthday cake add
ing further to the attractiveness
of the occasion. Music and con
versation interested the guests
throughout the day; "Dinner cov
ers were placed for: Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Bales. Mr.: and Mrs. Paul
Bales,- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bales."
and little daughter Beverly, of
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. X. O. Bales,
Mr. Charles Matthis of Portland,
and Mr. and M rs. B. R. Wallace,
the hosts. - ' : . - :
Mr. Bales whot. was born ini In
diana in 1844 is a veteran of the
Civil War, Entering the army vf hen
he was seventeen. -, He was ini the
troups marching with Sherman t
the sea. . ; : ' ' K. f ' '
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Cakes; candies, and pies j will
all be particularly desirable viands
for the pumpkin pie sale which
the War Mothers- will hold on
Friday at Neimeyer's drug store,
beginning at 10 o'clock ia the
morning. The proceeds will go ta
the hospital fund. Hallowe'en
decorations will , form a seasonal
background for the sale. I
Salem, and nephew of Mrs. Wil
liam Calder who, with Mr. Calder
has been a resident in Polk coun
ty for nearly 40 years, is a na
tive of Scotland and a skilled
player of (the bagpipes. Immedi
ately after the war ho was select
ed, with a number or other bag
pipe players, to appear In an en
tertainment before the king.
He will appear with Jim Smart,
Arthur Hutching and others in an
entertainment given tonight at the
First Presbyterian church under
the auspices of the Young Mar
ried People's club. The proceeds
from the entertainment will go
towards the new; building.
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99"C0MZ..CT.
we Deliver-
Anything Any Plocc
PHONE isas
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Expert Bagpipe Player
To Entertain Tonight
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John Charge, recently arrived in'
WE PAY CASH FOR
j YOUR.
FUfimTURE
AND TOOLS
Capital Hardware &
Furniture Co.
Bt Prices Paid
283 .V. Com'l St. Phone 37
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Having sold my farm I will sell on
Wednesday, October 29, at 1 p. m. Sharp
lz Miles Northwest of Chemawa, known as the old:
Ford Farm
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Pair of Clyde .geldings, ;5 and 6 years old, weight 3400 lbs.
a real good team. . r
11 head of Jersey cows and heifers 3 Jersey cows, 8 years
old; Jersey cow, "7 years old; 2 Jersey cows, 6 years old; Jersey
'cow, 4 years old; Jersey heifer, 2 years old; 3 Jersey heifers,
coming 1 year old. I ' i
. MachineryWood sawV 4-horse gas engine; 2-sectIon har
row; Oliver chilled plow; nearly new; manure spreader; five
shovel cultivator. . t
i TERMS AHsums of $20 and under will be cash, all over
that amount 6 months' time "will be given on notes with ap
proved security at 8 per cent interest,
Route 8, Box 104
Just Auctioneer
I ROBERT BROWN, Owner,1; GEO. SATTERLEE,
: Route 8, Box 194. ! Just Auctioneer.
First National Bank of Salem, Clerk, j . Phone 1211 J
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3TNDflr?DlZED CASH STORE 5
SALEM
WOODBURN
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ALBANY
CORVALLIS
An Elxpression of Gratitude
and an Apology
Our expression of gratitude, is tinged with one regret. We were not
prepared to receive and serve those who visited our new market Satur
day. We are truly grateful to the people who so gratefully stood in line
to be served and promise that we will be better prepared to care for
everyone in the future ' i
GROCERY )
DEPARTMENT !
16 oz. Loaf Fresh Bread 5c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
' Prime Beef, It looks so tantaliz
ingly good in1 our new marble re
frigerator counters. U. S. inspec
tion is your guarantee that the
moat vnn hnv at Ilusirk's rnmes
. Full Cream Cheese, lb. 25c from healthy young animals.
ioil. c..MM ci nn This week we will have a nice lot of
A lUoi uugai ......vvrvr
5 lb. tin Penick Golden
Syrup . U- .. .39c
101b. tin Penick Golden :
Syrup! ....u..,.. -i -72c
1 gal. Liberty Bell Cane
and Maple .i .i..:.....$l63
1 gal. Tea Garden
Drips ..1.39
Cascade Hams, lb. ....27c
Busick's Special Steak, lb.
;;v;:13c-j:;.'-i;;.
Luxury Country Style
Pure Pork Sausage, lb.
19c
Mixed Sausage, lb.
'! ;15c:. mr:
Fancy Steaks, C Ho p s,
Roasts, Lunch Meats, Pick-
Heavy Bacon Back, lb. 19c j les, Cottage Cheese, Toma
n. . ' : ; toes, Sliced Ham or Bacon,
Fancy Picnics, lb 17c a,JO ncy cheese, all may
6 CrystaLWhite Soap.l25c be selected from our meat
3 Cans Dari Gold Milk 25c departaient with the assur
' ance that there is no better
6 Fels Naptha Soap L.39c; j to be had at any price.
" j BUY FROM A STORE WITH THE
ORANGE
It's Your Guarantee of Service Plus Quality
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