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AMITY. May 18 The Amity
union nigh school commencement
exercises will be held Thursday,
Jans 1 at S p.m. In the Amity au
ditorium. Dean U. G. Duback of
O. S. a -will be the speaker. Amity
-will hare 2S graduates this year:
Ella C. Biggs, Nancy Ellen
Badger. Berths. Elolse , Badger,
Ruth E. Chriatensen, Gwendolyn
I DaTldson, Clyde W. Earl, Helen
Blanche Glbbs, Elgrid J. Helno
nen.. . Ernest li Jensen, r Eleanor
Arllne Massey, George F. McCar-'
ty, Irma Mae Mitchell, Harry M.
Nedrow. Perry O. Nedrow, Helen
Irene Parrln, "Wallace A. Pearce,
Elsie M. Pumala, Charlie W.
Reed, Winifred I Robinson, Bar
bara Dell Rogers, Alice June
Schaeffer. Viola Helen Setala,
Irene A. Snellmah, Chester Mor
ris Stephens, Ohlln G. Starr, Eu
- gene G. Tallman, Harry E. Tom
kins and Wlllard J. Tomkins.
Ruth B. Chrlstensen has the
honor of Taledlctorlan and Elsie
M. Pumala the honor of saluta
torian. - - ' - ..
The Standard Bearers and their
"Mystery Mothers" held a ban
quet at the Methodist church
., Tuesday night. On the program
were Ruth Briedwell, Mary Lou
Fuller, Eleanor Massey, Barbara
Rogers, Eleanor Massey, Gertrude
Cannell, Lois Vincent, Needra
Massey. LaValne .and . Gertrude
Cannell, Cleo Odom, and Mrs.
Lynn Lancefield.
Joseph Santee of the Oregon
Normal school at Monmout! and
Charles M. Dunean of Willamette
university spoke before the sen
iors here this week, t
ione Lines
Changed For New
Electric Patrons
LYONS, May 18 The Pacific
States Telephone company hare
several men at work on their
phone line east of Lyons. - The
line had to be transfered to the
opposite side of the highway to
permit the Mountain States Pow
er company to build their line exr
tension.' Also the Farmers lines
which occupy the same poles as
the Pacific States line had to be
moved: ;
At the community hall Monday
afternoon, a surprise affair was
held In honor of Mrs. Elmer Hlatt
whdse birthday was May 18. Her
daughters, Mrs. Eva Bressler and
Mrs. Alta Bodeker arranged the
affair. Each woman gave Mrs.
Hiatt a block for a friendship
quilt and. she received over 40
blocks for her quilt.
ROBSON BADLY BURNED
PIONEER, May 18 Mrs.
Mark Blodgett has received word
that her son-in-law, Glen Robson
of Orenco, was badly burned
when a blow torch he was using
caused a gasoline explosion. He
is In a hospital.
REVIVALS ARE CLOSING
FALLS CITY, May 18 Rev.
Mead and his assistants. Miss Dor
othy Mead and Miss Alice Lamb
will, bring to a close their old
fash 1 o n e d Interdenominational
evangelistic meetings with Sun
day night's service. Large crowds
have attended.
iui center St. Phone 5313
Quality Merchandise
Featuring This Week
KELLOGG'S
C0RNFLAKES3,w23c
KELLOGG'S
P E P 2 ,r EC
KELLOGG'S
RICE KRISPIES
KELLOGG'S
ALL BRAN
for
Lrgr. pkg.
E()c
Special Prices on All Proctor A Gamble Soap Products
IMt
6
0
c
370 State St,
Free D elirery
Phone 3813
Best Grade Salad Oil, qt
13c
j P. & G. Laundry
Soap
10bar,29c
Dash Granulated
Concentrated
Soap
5 ib.pkg. 39c
Medium Size Ivory
Soap
4 bar. ' : 20C
Old Dutch
Cleanser
Special,
Can
5c
Bex, the Highest Test
Lye
O large cans 25c
K.C.
39c
Baking Powder
Large o
O lb. can
Corn or Glosi
Starch
4 large samples fret. Of
with 4 Mb. pkgs LOC
Hit 2-
2k
2 n.
can
49c
KelJoge Specials
Kellogg's Pep 2 for 1S
Corn Flakes 3 for 23
Rice Krispies 2 for 19e
All Bran Ig. 19e
Oregon Full Cream
Cheese
2 ib. ' - 25c
Fancy Crisp Dill
Pickles
Per quart
24c
"Supreme"
Cocoa
O lb. pkg. 23c
"Supreme Sweet
Chocolate
2 lb. pkg.
29c
Pure Ground
Pepper
1 lb. pkg. 19C
Calumet Baking Powder, 2lz-h. size
.59c
Fresh Artichokes, large size
New Potatoes, 4 lbs. .
5c I Spinach Greens, 3 lbs.
.8e
15c I New Peas, 4 lbs-
.18e
Sweet, Juicy Oranges, , thin rind, per'doz.
19c
Stenstotf Market
Corner
Court and
Liberty
Phone
3161
3163
E. J. DONNELL
Service Store ePVUCe
at Cash Store PffSceo
You Pay No "Premium" When You
Trade Here - The Extra Service You
Get Here is Part of Our Business
KeBBoggs SipesfiaB
Kellogg's Pep -
; 1 A
OFF nkr.
I Kellogg's Rice
9 pkge... 15C
G
Kellogg Large
&B.r" 19c
Sellogg' Cera
Flakes OQ
S foi ...
Large Ivory
Flakes
SB
Solid Pack
Tomatoes
No. 2 tins
2 for age
Fancy
Peaberry
Coffee
2ibV45
Fresh Peas
4 ibs. HQ3
Fresti Spinach
3 as. EGG
Camay Soap
g(g bar
Medium Ivory
Durkee's
Salad Aid
qtjarQQ
Bulk
Relish Spread
New Spuds
5 ibs. HG)(
Lettuce
2 for Q(g
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Breast Lamb
to ennjoy ftlhese drosp,
DDoaairDsllDDDDg ce reals
Don't pat it off. Begin today. Your own grocer has complete
stock of Kellogg's Cereals. Made of wheat, corn and rice.
Freth in a form you like. Flaked. Shredded. Toasted. There
is variety to please every one.
Try Kellogg's Cereals. Buy several packages of your
favorite. Enjoy them often. Breakfast, lunch or supper. Won
derful with milk or cream. Add fruits or berries for extra
goodness. Kellogg's Cereals are always oven-fresh in the
patented WAXTITE bag. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
INTERESTING FACTS
The Kellogg Company uses 20,000 bushels of corn every day.
An entire year's yield from 675 acres!
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6500 bushels of wheat are made into Kellogg's Cereals every
day. Equals the yearly yield from 450 acres.
Every week the Kellogg Company uses as much bran as could
be raised on 9600 acres of wheat.
Kellogg's Cereals are responsible for the use of 2,500,000 quarts
of milk and cream every day.
Hundreds of tons of fresh fruits and berries are eaten with
Kellogg's Cereals.
These are notable example oj hovo one industry helps another
OF DATTLB CHEEK
iSaGaf&Zg FLAKES prf .S
1 BExooxxixa nousH
JEJTXBSON. MT II John
Hendertoa to htTtng hto aoase en
w hwi sweet remoaeiea. or
ehanglnj: tike Interior of tte tint
door, eoaTtrtlBg Ute Urge etore
room into a bath room and a
dlaing room. Tbe kitchen hu
been made modern by putting la
hot and eold water, and a sink, al
so all kinds of bsilt-la work. The
former dialog room will he vsed
for Mr. Henderson's office, as ha
Is foreman of the Southern PadfJo
section crew here. The house has
keen lowered, and cement walks,
added. ...
Irish Bing Grocery Co.
294 N. Commercial
4 Fre Deliveries
Phone 3527
Tow can make money bayiag aroccitee with the Inflation that is colas' money sets cheaper
and prices go higher, so stock your pantry and the mine of that stock will tncreaao every week.
Bay at
THE STORE WITH LOW PRICES EVERY DAY"
10c
Golden Bantam Corn,
2 s, 1 cans
25c
Silrer Bar Peaches, aa
Hc, t cans JC
Oysters,
S cans LDC
HAD Kraut, Ss,
S cans
29c
Tomato
Boep . . .
5c
Amalao Corn Starch, T
Pkg. DC
Jen Powder, an flavors, rf
Pkg. OC
u
Calumet Bak
ing Powder, Is
25c
Qnaker Oats,
large package
17c
Silver Bar Tomatoes,
ls. S for
29c
1.29
Fisher's Blend Floar,
41s
White Eaglo Hard AO
Wheat, 49s JoC
KtUogz' Whole 1 A
Wheat Biscuit.... 1UC
Kellogg's Whole Wheat
rsr . i7c
Corn Meal, white or
yellow, 10s ........
23 c
Crab Meat, choice meat,
slxe Hi
Sandwich Spread In balk
pt. or lb
Balk Tea, black or
green, lb
15c
18c
19c
Apples, Yellow Newtowns, size
7s to lis, .Q
per box OVC
We Carry a Complete Line of
Proctor A Gamble Prod art
FEED DEPARTMENT
Start your chickens and tar
keys on the properly balanced
feeds. None better than Hod-gen-Brewster
proren feeds.
H. B. Egg Producer, milk, oil.
greens, a high grade i qq
feed lOJ
H. B. Tnrkey Dereloper, milk,
oil and rtr
creens fa.uJ
4 Grain Scratch,
100i
U4
Developing
Scratch . . .
1.55
Gronnd Barley
lOOg .....
U5
H. B, Dairy Feed,
18 prot.
1.09
We are Your Friends and Neighbors
BUY ALL YOU WANT WE HAVE XO LDOT
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"SPECIAL IOTIICE!
FROM OUR PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
WE beliere in being fair with the public Wholesale commodity
prices hare gone up, but we hare 'held our prices down
because) we bought before the advance. Now, our low-priced stocks
are nearly depleted and we do not know how much longer we can
adrertise such pre-inflation prices as we are quoting here: There
fore, we urge you to stock up this week-end to the full capacity of
your pantry shelves.
Grocery and Meat Prices
Good FrL, Sat. and Mon
May 19, so and 22
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Fruit and Vegetable Prices
EffectlTe FrL and Sat. Only
Open Till PP. H. Dairy ,
935 South Commercial
IVH 11 IIa HSl Mt Vernon Saturday Only
HeffimaE,gart,nime 2 lbs. nc
Manweflfl Mowise CoCCee "uJS? S7c
I Canned Goods
GRAPEFRUIT, L. and H.
No. t ean lOcj for 58c
SHRIMP, Antlclch,
S-os. can IOcj I for SOc
SEVEN PEAK CORN, Golden
Bantam, a No. S cans 5c
FANCY PEAS,
San Wan, S No. S sans SOc
STRING BEANS. No. 1
cans, a for 25c; e for 48c
TOMATOES,
No. 3H cans, 1 for ITc
PINEAPPLE, LlDbys,
sliced, No. SH cam, 89c
RED SALMON, Llbbys,
tall can le; for SOc
Camels and Others
Limit 1 Carton
98c
Payn Taklt Leads In Quality
Fruits and Vegetable
Lettuce
Large solid
beads
Spinach
Local, freah, O
tender
Rhubarb
Strawberry variety,
for raanlnr
lor
i lbs.
5c
5c
1c
KELLOGG'S SPECIAL
1 pkg. Kellogg's Cora Flakes
1 pkg. KeUogg Pep
1 pkg. Kel. Whole Vbeat Flakes
3 tor 25c
FREE, 1 kg. W. W. BlscuU
Saturday Special
'Jalte 29c
Airway Coffee,
lb. 22c y lbs. 6Se
M. J. B. Coffee,
lb. can SOc; S-lb. can &5e
Wne-Ta-Lon. Oregon's
own Health Food a pkgs. S3c
Golden West Coffee,
. .1-lb. ean 28c; 8 lb. can 78c
Jell-Well, pkg. 6c; for 20e
Best Foods Mayonnaise, pt. 29e
Baker's Prent. Cboc. M lb. 22e
Baker's Coconut MAb. pkg. lie
Certo, Pectin ... .bottle 22H
Grape Nats,
pkg lOc; S for 4Sc
I rory Soap ...... .mod. bar Se
ManhmaUows, 1-lb. carton 15c
- 77V OUR MARKET -
Roasts
Lola of Pork
Choice Veal
ef 41
llrf
Leg of Lamb IQn
Genuine Spring JU
15c
19c
Bc3f Cubes
Stew
Braising, lb
Sliced Bacon
Lean Sugar Oared
No Bind, r.
CARSTEN'S
LIU
Lean,
Sorar Cured
lb.
Half or WhoU
Mayonnaise
Bulk Jlnest Quality,
quart
25c
Your
Link Samaje ( Choice
Lean Pork CLopf
Veil diopf I OC
Wieners ! Your
Frankfurters . Choic.
Bolont Lb.
Urer Sauiar
WH BESEBYB TUB BIGHT TO LIMIT QrAirriTXES
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Shoulder ,
Veal Roast
Breast Veal 5c lb
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