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ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. Miller Entertains for
Rickreall Woman at .
Dallas Home -
DALLAS. Jan. Sl Mrs. W. P.
Miner entertained Wednesday
with a 12 o'clock dinner In hon
or of Mrs. Frank Bell of Rick
reall. Other guests were Mrs. F.
H. Morrison, Mrs. Peter Berg,
Mrs. E. J. Holden. and Mrs. Sal
lie, Farmer.
The X L class of the Methodist
Sunday school met at the home
of Miss Fannie Dempsey Monday
rening. with 30 present. Offi
cers were elected for the new
year: Mrs. Carl OraTes. presi
dent; Mrs. Woodman,, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Corm McBee, secreta
ry treasurer. A social eTening
was enjoyed. ,
Mrs. A. J. CleTelond entertain
ed at a card benefit for the Am
erican Legion auxiliary Tuesday
afternoon. Ten taMes were In
play including contract and auc
tion bridge. Mrs. C. L. Layton
cored high in contract, and Mrs.
Kutk Wilson high in auction.
At the general aid meeting of
the Methodist church last Friday
a committee of tthree, . Mrs.
George Bruce, Mrs. Walter Bal
lantyne, and Mrs. Bruce Spauld
lng, was appointed to consider
the forming of an organization of
the younger women of the church.
This committee met Tuesday aft
ernoon and chose the name Junior
Ladles' Social club. The meet
ings will . be held4 on the second
Friday of the month. At the
first meeting officers will be
elected.
ROBERTS, Jan. 3 l.f-A. splen
did program was furnished by the
women of the G. TJ club Satur
day night. The following commit
tees were appointed: Program,
W. C.; Pettyjohn and Bilsa.Fid
ler; refreshment, Mrs. I Clifford
Thomas, Mrs. Alice Coolldge and
Mrs. OscarPurcell; reception, Mr.
and Mrs. fHarry Carpenter and
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Goodrich;
traffic, Frederick Jungwirth, Don
ald Salchenberg and, Ererett
Thomas. . ." . ' -
Lincoln community elub will
present, "Deacon Dubbs,f a three
act play, February 9, a; the com
munity hall here at 8 p. m. A
small admission will be charged.
The women taking part In the
program were: Frances Kleen,
Mrs. Reba Edwards, Mrs. - Alice
Coolldge. Mrs. Nan Pettyjohn.
Mrs. Rebecca Goodrich. Mrs. Elsie
Carpenter, Gladys Bettencourt,
Mrs. Thomas Zielke, Mrs. Mable
Higgens, Mrs. Julia Judson, Mrs.
Gladys Bettencourt. ; ! '
Spade and Rake in
Vogue at Monmouth;
Spring Lambs I Come
i MONMOUTH, Jan. 31.U4Jarden
actirity has been in eTidence here
since mild spring weather has
succeeded the snowfall Shrubs
are being pruned and separated,
trees prunes and fruit trees spray
ed, and on high ground a few
gardens hare been plowed, while
other gardeners are; busy In a
small way with spade and rake.
Sereral . farmers in the com
munity are occupied with arrival
of spring lambs. .
MODEL FOOD MARKET
Phone 4111 275 N. High Street
FREE Delivery 30-Day Account Service f
Golden West Coffee, 1-lb. jar or can ....U30c
Golden West Coffee, 3-lb. cans, lb. , L.27c
Sugar, granulated, 10 lbs. ; L49c
Sugar, C & H Cane, 10-Ib. cloth bags .52c
Sugar, C & H Cane, 25-lb. cloth bags ; $1.29
Fancy California Rice, 4 lbs . L23c
Hershey Cocoa, lb. can Ll4c
Ovaltine, 50c size L37c
Trea Tea, Green, lb. . , L59c
Tree Tea, Orange Pekoe and Pekoe, lb. , L.69c
Camay Soap, 3 bars : jl.14c
Drano, can ,. . . ; L21c
Citrus Washing Powder, large pkg. . I21c
Gold Dust, large pkg. . LI 8c
Pure Sorghum (made at Medford),5-lb. can L.55c
Log Cabin Syrup, medium cans 43c
Baker's Premium Chocolate, y2 lb. 1.23c
Fontana Egg Noodles, fine or wide, lb. pkg. 1.23c
Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese, lb 33c
(A direet shipment from Wisconsin)
Large Lima Beans, 3 lbs. 1.25c
Frozen Strawberries, pints 15c; quarts L29c
GOOD CANNED GOODS BUYS
Elsinore TeL Peas, 2 cans : ...33c
Elslnore Dimple Peas, 2 cans . 38c
Del Monte Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans ..43c
Blue Spot Green Beans, 3 cans 139c
Tomato Hot Sauce, 6 cans .....1 25c
Dromedary Pimentoes, small cans, 3 for 125c
Dromedary Grape Fruit Juice, No. 2 cans, 2 for; 25c
Orange Special 126s, Juicy and Sweet, dozen -129c
TEA GARDEN SALE
Pure Fruit Jellies in 8-oz. drinking glass, Grape, S
Quince, Apple, Mint, Straw. & Apple, 3 glasses 43c
One Pound Jar Preserves Strawberry, Raspberry,
Youngberry, Grape, Spiced Figs in Syrup, Apri
cot, Pineapple, 3 jars 169c
Never la. oar experience have we been able to sell the Tea
Gardes Prodocta at aoch low prices. Ask for big sale sheet for
additional bays. -
112 N. Commercial I
Phone 5151
Our Special Hard Wheat Flour . . $ll49
RINSO PARR
Large . QAn Granulated Soap, Tf
Pkg 1 . -UL Large Pkg. ..... ODC
Cheese, "Very Tasty" ..lb. 17c
RAISINS Salad Dressing
i Vu or Spread. All kinds in
4. - 23c m a8c
Toilet Tissue .... . ....4 rolls 15c
GRAPEFRUIT CRACKERS;
Whole Segments, fancy No. 2 carton. Sodas or
quality Q OKrt Grahams OAi
No. 2 cansO for aw til each ;,; , ,., .irl
Oranges Jumbo Size, Very Fine....doz. 29c
SUGAR
: Pure CanV
10 lbs:..
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BUTITEMIGS
HAZEL GREEN, Jan. SI.
These are busy day among; the
farmers who are plowing- and sow
ing as the fall work was not fin
ished., - Others are pruning or
chards and berry Tines. Harlan
Pearsall is clearing land of
stamps and George Hatch has fin
ished some clearing. Some who
rejoice to hear the frogs croak
are walling at the return of ear
wigs, i- . ;
This part of the district ex
pects to have electricity soon, as
the company is to take the line
bnilt by J.! P. Williamson from
the corner at the chorch. Wil
liamson built the line three years
ago when he was building a house
to replace one destroyed- by fire.
Mr. and Mrs. Zlebart are an
nouncing the birth of a daughter,
Monday morning. The Ziebaft
family moved to the farm known
as "Robertnet Acres" recently.
Final Service Today
for George Thomas
AMITY. Jan. SI. George D.
Thomas, 85, passed away at his
home here Tuesday afternoon at
5 o'clock. Funeral service were
held Thursday afternoon at S
o'clock at the Methodist church.
' HURT IN FALL
SHAW, Jan. SI. Mrs. Elmer
Gruchon has been confined' to
her bed for some time, suffering
from a fall -which resulted In a
sprained back. She la at the
home, of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Franke.
LANES TO LONGVTEW
LIBERTY, Jan. SO. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lane and children
spent several days In Longriew
risiting Mrs. Lane's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. George Reed.
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Man's Friendly My
The spectacle lens product
oi scientific research has
brought man untold comfort
and pleasure. Your eyes
may need its generous aid
without your knowing. Do
the sensible thing right
now. Have your eyes examined.
Hear Mickey Mouse
Broadcast
Over KSLSI
Saturday
at 1 P. M.
(Direct from
Elsinore
Theatre)
STEVENS BROWN
1S4 North Liberty Street
PHONE 7818
Hurry ---Hurry
Metropolitans
Positively Ends
SATURDAY
February 2 4
Share in
the
Saving
Metropolitan
5c-10c-25c Store
liS N. Iibcrtr Street
Grangers JeWs
f Column
MACLEAY, Jan. SI. Ten can
didates will be given the third and
fourth degree obligation at the
regular grange meeting to be held
Friday night. The lecturer's pro
gram will be by local talent.
BRUSH COLLEGB. Jan. SI
An Interesting meeting of the
Brush College rranare will hm VrU
day night, February 1, at the lo
cal schoolhouse. A potluck dinner
S:45 o'clock will nrecede the
first and second degree work to
be put on" by Red Bills grange.
Speakers from the legislature will
give talks and the home econom
ics committee is planning a short
play. ;. l : . '7 : ..... i. u z.
LIBERTY, Jan. SI. -4 The Red
Hills grange held a farewell party
for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zlnser
who are leaving this week to
make their home In Long Beach.
Both hare been valuable workers
in the grange for several years
Mr. Zlnser at present holding the
post of overseer for his second
year. The Home Economies club
presented Mrs. Zlnser with a gift.
VERNON CRAY VISITS
LINCOLN, Jan. SI. Vernon
Craj of Seattle who spent . the
past summer and eany fail, at
the home of Mrs. Alice Simpson
of -Lincoln visited friends bere
Monday. He Is operating a suc
cessful battery shop at ' Spring
field. . . ' : - ' - - - "
Oratory Contest :
for Silver Medal ?
Slated at Dayton
DAYTON,-Jan. SLSoaday at
the Dayton Evangelical church at
7:10 p. m., will be held a matron's
silver medal . oratorical contest
with fire speakers participating.
Seventeen members of the Day
ton Evangelical Ladles Aid held
an all day meeting Wednesday
with a potluck dinner served at
noon. Rev. F. E. Fisher, the pas
tor whose birthday anniversary
fell that day was honored.
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Coffee has fcrouyht K yo Ww"fl
which wouW snak your tolf mon
dejicieus. The latest Is THERMAL8
roosting. Try It ..froflronce and flavor
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HOME OWNED STORES OPERATING UNDER NRA CODE
Though many items are sold for less at these stores, ;we are never knowingly undersold on any items, adver
tised or not. If you aren't a customer of either of these markets we invite you to visit one or the other of them
Perhaps you too can reduce your food bills, as hundreds of people are now doing. BUSICK'S.
Pineapple Special
This special price good only on present stock, as
this price is lower than present wholesale cost. Hunt
Brothers Superior Brand Fancy Hawaiian Pineapple
don't confuse with standard or broken slice.
6
cans
No. 2Yt Size
Cans
94c
316
12
cans
186
CANNED FISH
Bine Plate Brand Fancy
Dry Pack Shrimp . . .
U cans 29c
Blue Plate Wet Pack,
more like - fresh shrimp,
U cans 32c
White Star Tuna, V4s
2 , : 19c
H 2 cans 29c
Yacht Club Light Meat
aL 2 for 25C
Alaska Salmon "f A
Tafl Cans XUL
Southern Beauty Colum
bia River Salmon, tall
cans
at-
2 for 23c
Yacht Club Salmon
Size O OCT
for
Oval Sardines in must,
ard or tomato sauce ...
cans ...
25c
GOLDEN KEY
MILK
Cans . 3 for 17c
Armour's Milk tall
r 3f.,17c
Borden's Milk, tall cans
3 for 18c
Morning Milk, tall cans,
3 for 18c
Fresh Canned
Italian Prunes
Packed in No. 2 size
at 4for 25c
Lily of Valley
Fancy Sliced
BEETS
N o. 2
cans
2 for 19c
Green Spot Cut
Stringless Beans
3 for 25c
No. 2
cans .
Fancy Iowa White
Sweet Corn
No. 2
cans ...
3 for 25c
Yacht Club Golden
Sweet Corn
No. 2
cans
2 for 19c
Kaffee Hag or
Sank a lb. cans
Large Instant Postum 36c
Lipton's Tea
Yellow Label
H-lb. pkg.
FLOUR SPECIAL
Orbis Brand f A
49-lb. sack -fpLmlU
Crown Best Patent
Flour QQ
49-lb. sack tPX07
Pillsbury's T a m a r a c
Brand, to close out
stocks last .. $1.47
Drifted Snow Flour
49-lb. - QQ
sack tL.OU
Pillsbury's Old Mill
Flour (-1 ff(
49-lb. sack ..tfrl.t)
.Kitchen Queen Flour
sack .... $1.54
Baker's Cocoa -f A0
Vx lb. Dke. 1UL
1 pound can
19c
Hersheys Cocoa Q
8-oz. can
Hersheys Cocoa - Cf
1 -pound can
Powdered Sugar "t fT
3 pounds X I C
Brown Sugar rtA.
4 pounds mmAjil
Ghirardellis Ground
Chocolate )QA
lb-can OC
3-pound cans 79c
Calumet Baking Powder
Mb. CW
can .
Calumet
2Vz-Ib. can
50c
K. Cr Baking - nr
Powder, 25-oz. .X C
K.
50-oz. can
28c
ihe t inest, Purest pnow FlakeKrnre Cane
ia AQi or S?1 90 -.nn na
XUn- AO j.J lUU.b. Q y
Snow Drift Shortening,
Sib. iA.
ftUC
can
Snow Drift QQ
6-lb. can OuL
Freshly Milled
Rolled Oats
Triangle Brand, large
size package, regular or
quick cooking i A
no premium Ltls
GrapenvU OC
a pg. OOC
KeIlocx,s Bra Flakes p
PkS...... ..ZJC
FKmrt Ig. pkg. ..... 15IC
Here's a New Cerial Food, Wheat Puffs, large package
.10c
(g(S)IFIFI3IS
at Its Best Fresh
The more expensive blends of fine coffee are used in quality coffee like
OM Golden. Unlike canned coffee, .Old Golden comes to you as .fresh
as a daisy, It's ground the very day you get it, assuring you the finest
coffee at Its best, fresh. ,
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Philips Tomato ffg.
Juice, can OL
Knight's Tomato
Juice, 1 for
New West To- Q-
mato Juice, 3 f or w XC
Grape Juice OrT
pints, 2 for f C
Hunt Brothers Supremo
Tomato Juice - 0
2 cans XUL
Nature Sweet Orange
Z cans - 12c
Grape Fruit and Orange
Juice ' : '-Ol
No. 2 cans .XC
Karo Syrup, Red Lable,
pan . 37c
Red Lable
10 lbs. -
69c
Karo Syrup, Blue Lable,
Mb. oer
pall
Wesson 00 rjQ
H-gaL can
Karo, blue lable CT1
10 lbs. - .UlC
Quart cans A 39c
Grape Fruit f
Juice, No. 2 cans XUC
White Wonder
Soap, 10 bars.
23c
Citrus Granulated Soap,
largo pkg, OPT
2 for. QQC
Medium Ivor o Ef r
Soap, 5 bars Zf3C
Wo9dbnxy Famous?
Toilet Soap, OflU.'