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l .11 1 .i5 -r W- -'V .4,. r iv-.-.;.s-; .s--.'- ii. ial?OUEGON STATCSMAK; CafcJaC ; Oregon: Friday Mornlss. Novcr l-isSiiT-l '.if Jul. I 4 f . t ei v. Pace ::itu Man ICrakb.es Listed E i ght minor itttdraofcne) accidents -were listed lti police report last night. The folio wipe vtrere involved: George Uohason, IS 6 5 JCorth 17th street, fcd Mrs. Clyde jWoodraff. on Libert? between State and Court street ; Charles & Dunham, Jr.. II North- Wgh. and I Ii. Heanlngson. routi three, at Mis sion and, High: Karl 0. Winze r, Mehami; and an Unidentified mo torist, 4o State between Church and High: R. W. Hans Eeitz. 2040 South High, and! Roy, Uvesley. route aix,at wettiern seuior high school driveway; Iceland C. Well man, IT 10 Broadway, and A. Q. Schrcsder, 2302 North fifth, lo cation not given j Harry Jones. 901 South Zatb.eid R. J. Slev.enr son. 271 State, oa State between Liberty land Comdierctal; Carltop Earl Ilelschk, jroute fire, and Delmer Maddux. Slonrnoaith roate two. at Liberty add High; Walter . Peters. 191 4 North Fourth, aitd ' Bob Stria. 2120; Rural, at Center and Commercial streets. ; , J -.' . 1 l-l : M! Wanted 1. Parties having rooms, apta. or furnished! houses for rent durlar w coming session of the state legislature twhlch ' can? enes Jan. Hi 1997, are requested to list j them with the secretary t ot state no later thin Nor. ; j 'I "Westoi Cae tteard .' Argu ment 0$, attorney were heard in the state supreme court Thurs day In the appea&ed case of Aug ust .Ferdinand Weston, 'serving a life term! tn the sfate penitentiary for Jmarder. Wsston'and George Lombard j Fielder twere alleged to have shot land killed Deputy Sher iff Ernest C. LoB near Portland in September, 1915. Fielder was sentenced to! 'a terra of 10 years ' in the state! penitentiary, but did Ladies! Ladies! I Ladies! 1' 1 Tremendous Now 1 lUxxk for ieon Sign f :;!.. :i OPEN SATURDAY ' i r a n i ) f ! E AcawaaX ORIGINATORS OFIX)WiPHJCEST H -I? i ur $2 years of 'dealing with Salem people lias 1 li bes t is none top good i .fir ve po many satisfied patrons. r Beef POT ROAST V- -Mj Leal Cuts! Cnoice Sirloin Steak - I i : '" I- s ' I - MA Reil Steak FRESH GROUND BEEF A Meat Lriaf (or any ground meat . dish) is just as good to it. !0ur ground meats? costs a trifle more, but are worth Weu-hThey are not mace SI AnMher ink of those dehclous Hams like we sold you! a irnATinLf haw finished ' i - i . . . fresh Pork lfoast or ine same cur.; i .ru : i r OtU(SAQ CEJCI3I3S! lHIiLr.3S I r linm Iff radered : i PURE LARD ! 7 ri, G at?.- j . oesf 1 Farther WE AVE YOU DOLLARS In a very shirt time; when simply buying at. wholesale. Kblcredit pt delif errseryice. to fiupplyifigthe best in meatsajt tthe lowest possible price for "extras.' A- .-u-H ?1 J.tL l-Wiw : l - We H4ve Engaged rixxra We Cjos? t 6P. M. Briefs 4 Fbg Wanted r for Accidents Fog was crtven as ; the cause- et practically alt t the accidents! upon which-. reports were filed with the sheriff's office yesterday. Reports were tiled bv: SC. IL Southwick, Kewberg, and Wayael uayward. t Newberg. two miles from St. Paul on thetfewber higbway: T. E. 8heMoar rente f. and R, A. Moser. It 11 Highland, one-fourth mile west of Cottage farm; L. A. Zeis. Mt. AngeL.and O. Evans. 1401 East E. street J on4 Pacific htgbwar aear Gerraia: TJ J. Wells. ; Hubbard, aad aa un identified driTer, one mile north of Brooks; Tony A. Garcia, route 7, aad! August Saucer; and. Otto Anderson, route 7. and 8. Roeske. route 7. one-fourth nila oast or park oa East D street. : - li t : "; . "; - Coat sale opportunity for huge sarings oa outstanding sport mad trimmed coats. Miladr'a Shoo. 41 5 l-State.:i - . C-.' ' ' ; ; . '. . ' !.' - 1 N f Slay. More' Crusher Decision oa the : Question of ; morlng; tb.e county portable rock crusher fromi SUyton to Battle Creek will be made by the 1 county court this morning. A 'conference Is to b held With the foreman of the, plant. County court members fear that should rain come, rising wa! ter will thslt the SUyton opera tions. . j ; i j I Foe rent: Home on Pacific hlglr way north. Tel. 14F3- .1 : '1- ! Y Juniors to Klect This Salem Y.M.C.A. Junior board of direc tors wUl meet at the Yfat 11;30 a. m. Saturday. Gus Moor, physi cal (director, announced last night. The holdover and newf directors will elect officers .and mike plans for I the year. Bertie GlaJsyer wak president , last year. , ! ) Reductions at 357 Court St. V i - UNTIL 9 P. M i :. it- 1 ; mm it a A 1 i COMPLETE SATISFACTION i 1 lot our customers. Which explains vrhy vre Good BEEF BOIL 3 lb. conomical it. BEEF ROAST Pick; Your Choice inai way. j I I the last one. you will want another no hieher than a ' a. , t h 9 : -.! . . t t .. . i ;l Young Vh P0RI ROAST b. 1 Grain Fee 't i ii oJl v. neip m urucr w iuu ESQ On Sailurday'satjf PLIIarry M.Levy,)rop: J- Uearinc a Ontario Members of the state highway commission wilt next hold a hearing at Ontario Tuesday in;conectlon with proposed relocation i of : the the OntairiOfSpur section of the old also ; will Inspect a i number of Oregon ' TraiL The commission also will inspect a number of oth er highways in the Ontario! ri clnity. - En route to Ontario 'the commission win stoph at : Pendle tonTa?LGrande and paker. The commission will spend Monday night at Pendleton. j The return trip will be made by way of Bend and ' other central Oregon potnts. Officials said they would return to Salem Thursday night, j c 1- Reroof "now! Ma this. 474 Ferry. Guarantee Limited The feder al guarantee of bank deposits is sufficient to protect .the rerolr ing fund of the state game com mission In an .amount not to -ceeK - 25000. . Attorney General VanU'inkle held IThursday. The the opinion was ' requested . by state game commission. I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone j other than myselff Curtis Ferguson. ' Kawtaoa Car Stolesi P 1 1 e e were notified here yesterday by Edwfb Knutson of Lyons that his aatomoblle bad been stolen from Commercial street near Courts The report was broadcast by r a d I o early In the day but the car had not been recovered last night , To Elect Directors Election of four ! new members of the j board of directors of the Salem Credit association will be the main fea ture 1 at .the association's weekly meeting this noon ' at the Argo hotel. y - :;..(:,? X:- 1 ' . ; ! l-'.- " - Furni. aue. Thurs. night. 2 p. m. Woodry.& Woodry, auctioneers. - Lesvtng for Sooth Mrs. Ar thur Brown of West Salem ex pects to leave. Satnrdsy. morning for Palo Alto, Calif., where ahe will ppend a month visiting her son-in-law" and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. jO. EU Peary. ; Call Off Meeting No meeting of thje Marion county, democratic society will be held thlrmonth, but sit the December meeting the annual election of officers will be held, announced Mrs, Mae Ledger wood, secretary. Roofing. W.Y-R- Co.J4 K, CobjT. Veteran Daughters Mee t Daughters Daughters of: Union Civil War .Veterans will met tonight lat the armory at 8 p. m. .Special business will be discussed. All members are requejsted to be present. , j L j Asks Extradition Governor Martin Issued papers Thursday asking for the return to Oregon of Frank Edwards, who is wanted in Multnomah county on. a charge of larceny by bailee. H is under ar rest at Phoenix, Ajrfsona. ! At the first I r -. SNIFFLE.. Quick! the unique aid for preventing colds. Especially de signed for noje and upper throat, where most colds sairf . i ' VicksVatronol 1 30 double owntity 50 ! 351 STATE ST. taught us that, the i " . ; . Canning .; SALMON Q(3 lb. Get It Now Milk Fed 1 I LEG 0'VEAL ' . i i ; -i. i a(ib. A Real Roast I Per lb. as the meat that goes in it. N r t priced "cheap"? 1 couple of weeks ago. We P- lb. ; Ynimff Pier P0RIC STEAK EvicibV - I Lean -' i.:iri you ishop here you are Our efforts are devoted . i with no added charge .Lvl"'' ' t.4.. T.:o tv..i- p.ji f-'f ,iwnti t 3 S 2JT WTWA6 .SeckiMg Home fr Girl Mrs. Nona P. Whitap county probatioa officer, is seektns a homo f or a 14-vear-oJd jirlj who has.;be?n at tending ? Parrfh ; Janior high school. On account of illness In the home where she -sras staying, the girl has had tolcive ip her prev-; loos residence.. Mrs, !Wl?li i de sirions of placing her (where It will be posaiblejta continue at the came school. Anyone desiring to give the; girl a home should con tact, Mrs. White at t h 0 court. Bulbs. Adams florist. 3SS Conrt. atlves Ronald jEL Jones of Mar ton coonty and James w. Kcsers ley of Clackatnas - county.' were appointed members of the thonaa seating ' committee for the regu lar ltS7C legislative session. Tha appointments, overlooked at the last .regular legislative (session, wf r announced Thursday by Howard Latoarette. g speaker of the house. Senate seating assign ments is re madia by the secretary of state. : - j. j- ; ;j City Barns Itcinala -ConBtmc-tion of a new city shops Dulldlng to replace the present old barns at 13th and Ferry streets Is in no immediate "prospect of being car ried out. Mayor V. E. Knhn said yesterday. Thescrty has no way of raising the flt.ooa which would be Its share lfj the inew, strncture were erected as a i wPA project. Plana were drawn Inj th city en glneer's office nelrlyl ayear ago. .--( ; i : remodeled. Fash- : iT'll -I i Hats cleaned, tonette. . Would Restore Pay State em ployes, under ; the budget recom mendations for the j years 1937 and 1938. will receive their basic salaries after j March 1.1 it was indicated by budget r officials on Thursday. Salary reductions for the first three months of 1937 were listed in the budget at $S0, 000. Nothing! was said about sal ary reductions after that time. m I 1 - 'M I :-: ;.: - Study! Government a tern policemen .Will study the various branches of (government; at the ninth meeting of the winter j po lice training school tonight- They also will answer questionnaires regarding cltyj ordinances. I ; ; Obituary lnbourn; i Jessie Blckford WInbourn. at age of 67, died In Portland. Nov. 10. Survived by husband.; William J. Winbourn.j three brothers and seven sistersL Funeral services will be held lat I p. m. i Friday. November 13 from the Macy and Son chapel I lni McMlnnvlllei. Burial will be in the McMlnnville Mason ic cemetery. Ill : i ' - Proznian At a local hosjital Nov.! 10. VI ola .Prozman aged 65 years." Re mains shipped to Grants pass by Clough-Barriek for services and Interment. ! Baxter At the residence on route 9; Oliver A. box 42, Novtember Baxter, aged 60 years. Survived by widow, Nellie:? son, Clarence of Montana; two brothers; E. E. Baxter of Baxter of eral anno Eugene and Harry H. Red Cloud, sNebr. Fun- unciements lated by ,W. T. Rigdon company. nirdwcU Walter S. BlrdweU, aged 61 years, November 12. at the borne of his daughter, Mrs. E. Pi Buch mann. Born in Indiana, coming to Oregon from Kentucky in 1913. Married May i. 1898 to Miss Char lotte R. LaDuke In Harrison coun ty, Indiana.! Survived by children; Zola May, Hutchens of IJngene, Thelma Jane Buchmann of Salem; Lois Helen. Greene of Portland and Carl Lester Bird well jot Sa lem; sisters, Mrs. B. F. Dyson of New Albany, tnd., Mrs. S.; ,3. Mc intosh of Paoli, I n d.Fioxenco Buchmann of Chicago, Mrs, G. A. McElfresh of Gary Bid.; brothers J. R. Bird well of San ilMego, Charles- G.Tof Valley Station. Ky.. Edward of Louisville,! Ky. and Joel" T. of Anderson, ind Fnn 14 at eral services Saturday; Nov! 2 p. m., iromiW. T. Rigdoa nor- tnary. Rev. Gay Drill will offici ate. Interment at Belerest KamJ orlai park i Bernard i ! At a local hospital, Thursday November 12, Theodore Bernard1, aged 171. a laie resident of route 1. Survived by two children, Carl Bernard and Mrs. A. L. McCarty Remains in care of Terwilliger fu neral home. ( Funeral announce ments later. ,r ... r i'i. - ' I :- j Still Coughing? No matter how many met&emes you have tried for your cough; chess cold or bronchial Irritation, you can get relief now with Creomnlslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomul alon, which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the fwfwH mem cranes as the germ-laden . phlegm Is loosened and expelled.) , Even: If other remedies have failed, dont be discouraged, your druggist is authorised to guarantee Creomulston . and to refund your money if you are not satisfied wita resuJts from the very first bottle. Get Creomul&ion right now. tadrj s " : ' , I uj i ' CHINESE ; MEDICINE CO. . Natural remedies ii i.: for disorders ef liv er.: stomachj glands, skin, a; a d -; uriaary m as e n. Remedies f ? " fOr- coastlnetloA. ' asthma, ; arthritis, . 1 J sogar diabetes anl -sl-. V, rheumatism.! , T. T. XJDf 10 ran U biitU H T i K.IX Kataropathlo r - physicians. 393 H Court 1 St. Gorier is Liberty. Office Open tiatur ( i k days aad Tuesdays 1 - U only. 10 Am it. to 1 vx i j I. U P. M. to 7. ' -A Consu Itat kmBlood V" I pressure aad urine SuHa. f8tlr ' K.O. charges, ij-. ; (A Coming Events . ;- Nov, 13-15 a deans t t e convention, Virst Erangelical church. Nov. 14 County - w I d e 4-H leaders' meeting, court lnouse. . .. : Nov. so -WlUatnette . vs.' Pacific, nilt football. . 4 Nov, 27 Missouri i dab nominates officers, K. . p. hall, 248 H X. Commercial street, 7:80 p. m. " -; Sot. 24 Cberriau meet, 0:0 p. the Quelle. Per. 1 State meeting of loaherry growers, all day, ck0kr oil commerce l Votes Coming ta Twenty six counties had submitted their ' of ficial election returns to the sec-; retary; of Estate uj to Thursday noon, but ten more must be in be fore the exact figures on the re turns . can be announced. Up to date the canvassing board has failed to find any errors in the county reports.: Rummage, 201 S. Com! Sat, Ezpeases Reported David C. Bloom reported to the , county clerk yesterday that he had t peat 376 in his race for election as county- commissioner. Earl Adams reported that he had spent $46 in running for constable of the Sa lem district and Walter H. Bell ex pended 816.50 seeking the office of justice of peace of Staytpn. . . Leaders to Meet County 4-H club leaders are to meet At the jourthouee Saturday at 2 o'clock on call pt Wayne D. Harding, county club leader. A model club meeting will be given a an ex ample for' the leaders to aid them in directing t h ei r own local gatherings. Lutz Florist, 1276 N. Lib. P. 9692. t ! To Inspect Roads The county court yesterday agred to make an inspection trip to look at the Hlnes road and, the North Ablq.ua road In the Crooked Finger sec tion. Applications for improve ments have been' made tor both roads. Dental Exams Due Semi-annual examinations for applicants for: admittance to the practice of dentistry will be held in Portland next Monday. Tuesday, Wednes day and Thursday, according to Dr. Estill L.- Brunk. , member of the state board cf dental examin ers; Wells Expends Nothing Fred E. Wells spent nothing as a can didate for city councilman at the November 8 election, he notified the city recorder yesterday. He was the first of the fire city can didates at the last election to file his campaign expense statement. ..vi.i..4..w..:w...v.- mm cm Kitchen Comfort at A Low Cost I r (DAUBEMIETr IMK i'l l:i : . :.;.: :-. ; . Cf.tu.r :ttf:-j rum Calls PIXTUIIES -pc. aei ma L20 i ; 1 R-ln. towel bar Durable china Clear through I : white, greea, or black. Ra novabls for easy cleaning! " r 275 N, LIBERTY Brui& se Fai 1 3Iunson Freed, Lewis Held Guilty and : Receives -. Usual ; Sentence ft i i ! A municipal court Jury yesteH day afternoon cleared A. A. Mun- soa of drunken, driving charges! which Were fifed against him Sepl t ember 19. The case oecupieof three hours time In conrt. Churle.f Brant, Arthur H. Moore. H Leach, Charles S." MeElhinny. 'WI T, Ramsden and -Wolfe Cohen were the Jurors. - i J i I H. H. Lewis, 162 Union streetf whom police arrested Wednesday night on a drunken driving inargl pleaded guilty lata yesterday an4 received the court's customary minimum : penalty,- a $100 tine, 30-day jail sentence suspended upon payment of t h e fine, on year's suspension of : driver's lic ense... , ' L,vi: ? :.. : :h v Two Indian I youths, WiUard Peppion aad Bill Johnson.! v h were arrested on charges of being drunk, were ; given 1 0-day r jai sentences and I placed on. rroba tion for one year. Peppion wa arrested at the same time as Lew is. : . . ' ,.;'' r ; The last of the seven dlsorderlf conduct cases which Resulted f rod a disturbance at a downtown cats early Sunday morning was con eluded yesterday when' John l Mulcrome, who had pleaded guiltt earlier, was fined 315. -. Circuit Court ! L. J. Marshall vs. Florence. Maiv shall; complaint for divorce oft grounds of cruel and inor-mafc treatment. Couple was married October 22. 1920. in Drake. .V. tk plaintiff asss custody of ono child who Is now with hint. Three 'the children are with the defendant. C. E. Bunco vs. Ida Canos; ti tlon to strike parts of the rtote tiffs compUint, .: f Eva I. Reed vs. Robin Reed; ap- EalUnger to Speak Dr. Ma rice Balnger, who-spoke.. in Sa lem a year. ago. -will return here next week. Next Thursday noon he will speak to the Salem Lions club on "Building the Internation al Mlnd.M i. . i L'-"i I Bazaar, Hogg Bros., Fr!.,;. Sat Klngwood unit Amefi Legion Aug. ";''!.-. ' ' f ' Club No. 6 Meets Central Townsend club No. 6 will ; meft at the Nelson hall Friday eve ning at 8 o'clock. The public Is Invited. ' r - Files License Application J. A. Wood house, Broadaeres, has filed applications with the county court for beer and dance hall licenses, i2c less: anal Long Wearing Back goes the price to 79c after the sale! Medium-heavyweights with' long or short sleeves!: Rib knit for wear and comfort, fully, sized 36-46 Compact ... every thing where It be longs . . . all-in-one.' Large drain board 20 by 20 inches. 42 inch sink of r cast : iron, porcelain enameL Cabinet big two storage com partments. Shelf. 26" SAW 8 POINT . 1;89 Special analysis saw steel, 2-ga. ' taper ground, i Big- aluelj , Hack Saw FRAME j . 59c! Sbockproo. : handle. Adj. steel frame, One blade,1 Char A : , i! ; pearance of defendants by bis at torneys entered. .'' ; v- " " D. J; Aegerter and others vs. K. L4 Williams and. others; : reply. Mildred Bright vs. R.ip. Brigat complaint for. divorce oil grounds of cruel and(inhuman jtreafment.' Couple waa -married ; March' 0. 1919 at '.'Norton. Kansas Plaintiff asks custody of two minor chU djn and 2S a month support money. . A property settlement is submitted with the cordplainf. Mark' Skinner, superintemlant of jbanks. vs. Karl O.-14'inier; complaint for. collection: of 8128 aote. . j i jj . Prcbate Court Frank Moran estate; appraisal 3$3 led by Leon H. risk, L. I Swan and J Al . Howard. 1 -. fThomas IE. Burnett estate; fin al 'account filed by jCladys M. Schmidt, administratrix.! Hearing set! for December 12. j;1, s, iWayne Edward Byers gaard iaaship; appraisal of IOO : Lied by! iWarrea Haskins, Henry Hiyet anid John Woodfla. j Ida , Weddle Simpson - M.atf order authorizing payment of 865 attorney fees."-"" - j! '.. Jennie I.. Smith estate; final account of Mrs. Delia Gilliam and Mrs. Josie Davenport, execatrlces. approved, and the two; reJ-;i?ed from further duty to the estate. I Marriage Licenses I - toaard L. Folts. 2 jlj, L !orr, 23b North 1 5th street, land Violet K.jKobinsoa. 23, R. N..j235 North 15th street, ; - ri h . -- 1 8 - A.: Myers; pleaded! not guilty to jcharge of issuing check without sufficient - j funds. Prelimtnary hearing today at 9:J5 oVlocki Held in lieu of $160 ball. Lewis Wi Hatfield; pleaded not guilty to charge . of larceny by bailee. Preliminary hearing set for 2' p. m." today. He Is accusel of taking a car belonging; to G. W. DejJardin. Failed to furnish $250 ball and held In the county Jail. : E. ' Taktsh; pleaded jnot tnilty to charge Of assault and battery on! complaint signed by Lloyd Por-ter.-Trfal set for Noyember 16. Released, on own recognisance.' ." jWIUiam ! Greggson; j; charged with' threatening to c,o m ai 1 1 a felony, ; Pleaded not ; guilty and preliminary hearing set; for- No vember 20. Complaint 14 signed by Lucile Cook. Defendant released on own recognizance, f ii i Peter Shank : and . Theresa Mil ler; pleaded not guilty -to morals charge? Preliminary , hearing No vember 24. Both defendants re leased on own recognizance. 1 Beneficial Loan society vs. Charles J. Zerzan; Jury trial today on suit to collect $50 note.- -- Robert Kruse vs. Bi G. Boedlg helmer and John Day Cooper; case for damages from automobile accident, before jury for consid eration. -' ..:., ": j-.-jji' 'A Municipal Court- Stanley Bennett, route thee. charged with two TiohUions ct Wool Sweater COATS 1.59 Soft wool! Fall colore A patterns ' ' Glrls t7-ie ..'. I Girls S AH-Wool jSweaferi 1.19 Slipoa or f tylee -in Pall icol ora. 7 told. iff ot even When tou tor. Visit ' -. f vV - basic traffic mle. plea of ino ceace entered, time for trial not set.-. ; . .- , : : r Ed Beecro!t,: 955 llood st?eet, drunkenness, $10 fine to be s rv ed out in Jail. !' . Bill Stalling, drunkenness, live day 'jail sentence. C. L. Brown, 60S Market street. 82.50 fine, failing to stop. .' Banker Dies Suddenly ASHLAND. Nov. 12. fPf A heart , attacked claimed the 1 life of George E. Eabaaks. 72. di rector of the State Bank of Ash land and city treasurer for many years.; He collapsed at the bank. ,eftfi'5 thai fa&t PltUUp4'WK To Alkalize Stomach QtcUy On nit njwuvtj. bm. Lgmmit ifc.t the way to coin almost incredibly -quick relief.' from stomach condition arising from overacidity, is to alka- t: ii a - . t i . a -- -1 iize me siomacn quicuy wna .rnu lips Milk of Magnesia. - . You take either two teaspoons of the liquid Phillips after meals; or two Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tab lets. Almost instantly "acid indiges tion goes, gas from hyperacidity, acid - headaches from over-indulgence in food or smoking .-j- and nausea are relieved, r , Try this Phillips way if you! have any acid stomach upsets. You will be surprised at results. Get. either the liquid "Phillips' or the remarkable, new Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tablets. Only 25 for a big box of lam exs at drug stores, i ALSO IN TAStlT OtM Euk tJar tehkt is the quiralant ( at a pauufnl V.i - Of llH ftttt. fossae a KZLK Cf r nl I a I lr i r.:Ac::riia Pa rt ; Wool SOCKS .1! Worth 25c li Warm. 10 wool, dress) ' socks, .j , Women's j Winter j HOSE j 2Sc ' yaluesl Heavy qual-l ity r a y o n4 .in d-cottonl a good slse teaspoon ul left,"! use a WARD Cream Separa Words Form Department ; v : - .J M i 8 ' . i ' I " for Dairy Needs at money-saving prices. I This Week Onlv J - lOO Filter Disks, tmat, thorough ,&$c Bench Separator - S3 qts. la 20 . minutes .-..... 18J5S If B'ii ii ii ill- i a . r s 11 - I PHONE C77i 1 i i u E0C3 7 7-tube A. C - ' ;l Console . ,.JI1JJ5 -SI. : f '
