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Tli OREGON STATESMAN Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning March 18, 1938
PAGE NINE
Local News Briefs
Bfagin Speaker Dr. Louis Ma
gin, superintendent of the Salem
district M. E. church, will be
the speaker at the Donald church
Sunday morning, after which he
will preside at -a quarterly con
ference meeting. At 1 o'clock
then men and boys of the church
will he in charge of a 'Ish din
ner In the church basement. Each
family Is asked to bring food
and table service. A short pro
gram in charge of the pastor will
follow the dinner. All mem
bers and friends of the church
are invited to attend.
Luts florist. 127 6 N 1.1b Ph 5
Chemeketans Tlan Trip Che
meketans are planning a trip to
the Chemeketan cabin "on Sun
day and will meet at the Senator
hotel at 7 o'clock in the morn
ing. The driving distance Is
140 miles, and if weather per
mits a hike will be arranged.
Miss Cora Randall is leader.
Fine' Partly Remitted Gover
nor Charles H. -Martin yester
day remitted $75 of the $100
fine Imposed on F. B. Reese of
Wheeler county, who was charged
with operating a farm tractor
with lugs on a state highway.
Considers Sites Reports on
possible sites for location of
sheds for storing- county road
equipment and supplies near De
troit were made by C unty Engl
neer Hubbs to the county court
yesterday after returning from
a Tlsit to that locality. Distance
from the county , shops here
makes establishment of a storage
shed near Detroit a necessity.
The present supply base on the
North S ant lam highway is
thought to be too far Into the
mountains.
Rummage sale. Eri.. Sat., WCTTJ
d!it T?Mrcf Pnne- ehnrcta.
Articles Filed Inco poration
articles of the DeHarpport Tim
, ber company were filed with the
countv clerk yesterday. incor
porators are F. I DeHarpport,
Grace E. DeHarpport and W. H.
Henderson. The corporation is
capitalized at $5000 with 500
shares of stock. Saleu Is given
as the principal place of business
License Iack Charged Don
ald Witkman was arrested by
city police Thursday on a charge
of driving without a driver's 11-
I cense. .
Obituary
Tabor
Clara Tabor, 75, In this city
March 17. Former resident of
Klamath Falls. Survived by a son
Roy Tabor, of Montague, Calif
Announcement of services later
from the Walker "4k Howell Fun
eral home.
-- Huge
Charles S. Ruge, aged 70, at
the residence, 1243 Edge water,
West Salem, March 17. Survived
by three daughters, Mrs. Fred
Gibson, Mrs. Charles Unruh and
Miss Lillie Ruge. one brother, Al
bert Ruge. all of Salem; a step
son. Albert Schwarti, Portland.
Funeral announcements later
trom the Clough-Barrick com
- pa nr.
Coon
Lucille Edna C o o n. 27, late
resident of 2 3 9 0 North Fourth
street, inthis city March 14.
Wife of Leo Coon; mother of
Maxlne and Marjorie Coon, all of
Salem; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Hill of Nebraska; sis
ter of Roland Hill of- St. Louis.
Mo., and Mrs. Fleta Ritterbush of
Beatrice, Neb. Services will be
held from the Walker & Howell
Funeral home Friday. March IS
at 2 p.m. Rev. Clio T. Brown of
Highland Friends church officiat
ing. Interment Belcrest Memor
ial park.
MuDer
- Casper Muller. at the residence
on route 1, Independence. March
IS. Survived by son, Theodore
Muller of Independence and one
grandson. Recitation of rosary at
Clough-Barrick chapel Friday at
3 p. m. Funeral services at 10
a. m. Saturday, March 19, at St.
Joseph's church. Interment Cath
olic cemetery, Hillsboro.
White
James Dixon White, at Nes
kowin. Ore., Tuesday, March 15.
at the age of--20 years. Survived
by parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F.
White: stepbrother, Francis Ger
ber; aunts. Miss Etta White of
Salem, Mrs. Elsie Barnhard of
Independence, Mrs. Grace Smith
of Corvallis. Mrs. Edith Plank.
Miss Maude Hargrove, Miss Wini
fred Hargrove, all of Portland.
Mrs. Edward Swelander of San
Francisco; uncles, James D.White
of Salem and Chester Hargrove of
Portland. Services will be held
from the Clough-Barrick chapel
Friday, March 18, at 2:30 p. m.
with Dr. James E. Milligan officia
ting. Interment City View cem
etery. ' Schroedcr
At Klamath Falls, Ore.-; Ottilie
Sehroeder. Craveside services will
be held at the Macleay cemetery
under the direction of the W. T.
Rigdon company Friday, March
IS. at 10 a. m. Rev. Gay L. Drill
will officiate.
Dr
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Natural remedies
foe disorders of liv
er, stomach, glands,
skia, and urinary
system of men and
womem. Remedies
for e o a a tTpation,
aMhma, arthritis,
sugar diabetes and
mi im nM t turn.
21 years la busl- T-
ness. Naturopathic "-
physicians. 893 Court St.
Corner Liberty. Of
flee opea Saturdays
and Tuesdays ealy.
10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
6 p. ro. to 7. Con
suits tioa - ' Blood
pressure aad vrtoe
Coming Events
March 16-19 -Oregon state
high school basketball tourna
ment. ' .
March 25 Missouri club
meeting at 240 H S. Commer
cial, 7:30 p. m.
March 25-26 -Fourth annual
Oregon high school speech con
test, Willamette university.
Marrb 26 Salem Caledo
nian club Scotch program by
Clan Macleay of Portland, Fra
ternal temple.
Pig Feed Set Large, delega
tions of voyageurs from up and
down the valley will attend the
16th annual pig feed o the Linn
county voitare of tin 40 et 8
societe of the American Legion
Saturday night. , Federal inspec
tion of the national guard at the
armory and finals of the state
high school basketball tourna
ment are expected to limit the
number of Salem voyageurs at
tending.
P. A. Doerfler & Sons'
nursery.
38F3.
Rare, choice stock. Ph,
Fluoroscopy Test On Wed
nesday the Marion county depart
ment of health gave fluoroscope
tests to 30 youngsters who had
previously reacted positively to
tuberculin tests. On Thursday 41
positive reactors all from Parrish
luior high school were fluoro-
scoped. All work was done at the
State Tuberculosis hospital. Fri
day the department will read the
tests given recently at Rosedale
Gravel Permit Given governor
Charles H. Martin Issued an or
der Thursday authorizing citizens
residing along the Oregon coast
highway in the vicinity of Ocean
Lake and Taft, to remove gravel
from along the Pacific ocean, for
construction operations. A dele
gation of Lincoln county citizens,
beaded by Alfred Walker, Ocean
Lake, appeared before the gover
nor and made the request.
Rummage, 420 Court, Fri.. Sat
Program at YMCA The Mar
ion county department of health
is arranging an evening of films
for tonight for the weekly YMCA
program. The p i c t u r es to be
shown are "Conquest of Diph
theria." "Working for Dear Life"
and "Behind the Shadows." A tu
berculosis film made in the coun
ty by the health association and
scenic pictures of Bryce's canyon
in Utah will also be shown.
Pabco Roofs-Elfstrom. Ph. 6550.
Dr. Wood Appointed Governor
Charles H. Martin yesterday ap
pointed Dr. Joseph F. Wood.
Portland, a member of the state
board of medical examiners. Dr.
Charles H. Seagraves, Oregon
City, was appointed a member
of the state veterinarian medi
cal board. He succeeds Dr. V.
T. Sims of Corvallis, who has
resigned. .
Constable Files E. L. Amo,
constable of the Silverton justice
court 4 "strict, has filed for re
election at the office of the
county clerk. Amo promises to
"conduct the office as I nave in
the past" on his petition and asks
that th slogan, "Performance of
duty as prescribed by laws' ap
pear with his name on the bal
lot. The Salem" Federal still pays 4
on Insured savings.
Tobin On R a d 1 o Daniel J.
Tobin. general president of the
International Brotherhood o f
Teamsters, will deliver a radio
address over KGW Friday, ac
cording to Information received
by teamster officials here. Tob
in's speech will begin at 8:30
and will last for a half hour.
Fleming to Build M. M.
Fleming took out a permit at the
city feuildinz Inspector's office
Thursday to erect a story and one-
half dwelling at 765 North Liber
ty street at a cost of $2200. The
Salem Laundry received a permit
for repairs on the laundry build
ing to cost $600.
Paint-Roofing. Mathls. 474 Ferry.
Meets Miner s Prospectors
grubstaked in Marion county un
der the state grubstake law were
being interviewed at the court
house yesterday by J. E. MottI
son. bureau of mines engineer.
Sixteen grubstakes, limited to a
minimum $50. were issued in this
county last year.
If-lns Money Mrs. Sarah
Smith. 248 West Superior, receiv
ed a five dollar sprize in the con
test which the Ivory soap people
are sponsoring.
Licensed to Marry A Vancou
ver, Wash., marriage license has
been taken by Harold Frederic K
Higgins, Corvallis, and Doris Da
na Baker, Berkeley, Calif.
Audit to D. A. The recent
audit of the county Justice courts
was referred by the county court
yesterday te District Attorney
Lyle J. Page.
Gerrais Eastern -Star
To Entertain Visitors
GERVAIS Tne Past Matrons
club of GerT&U chapter OES held
Its monthly meeting Friday at the
home of Mrs. Sylria Jones Brix
ey. Mrs. Sarah Jones, mother of
Mrs. Brlxey and Mrs. Charles T.
Hooper, were Inrited fuests. The
April meeting will be held at the
lodge hall when the Salem and
Woodburn clnbs will be guests
for luncheon and cards. .
15he Sjpa
CANDY SPECIALS
75e l-Tb. bx
Spa Chocolates. WJW
flJSO 2-ib. box " 4 r
Spa Chocolat es. V
60e Tonnd Tariety Pil43c
I K -IK Bex Variety PkITe
REGULAR FEATURE t
Damage Cases
Started Here
N. A. Kimlinger and Lizzie
A. Wesely Plaintiffs
in two Actions
Two damage actions growing
out of automobile collisions were
filed in circuit court yesterday
with 810.000 general damages
and special damages being asked
in each case.
N. A. Kimlinger, whose auto
mobile was involved with one
driven by George Yachter in a col
lision at Main and College streets,
Mt. Angel, last November 26, has
brought action against ' George
Vachter and Adam Vachter.-own-er
of vehicle. Kimlinger, who
seeks in two causes of action $250
special damages and 8400 dam
ages to his machine in addition to
the general damages, alleges that
he was unable, to work for six
weeks as the results of injuries
received.
Careless driving of Vachter and
failure to give right of way is giv
en by Kimlinger as a cause of ac
tion. He states that as a result
of the collision he received sever
al fractured ribs, arm lacerations
and head bruises.
Lizzy A. Wesely, who states
that on last December 3 she was
a guest passenger in a car struck
by one driven by John Meithof,
brings action against Meithof on
grounds of negligent driving.
The plaintiff, claiming general
damages of 810,000 and special
damages of $275.02, states that
she received a fractured skull and
numerous other injuries in the ac
cident, which occurred at 17th
and D streets in Salem.
Circuit Court
Gabriel Powder and Supply
company vs. Eric. H. Ostllng and
Nils Ostling et al; complaint ask
ing judgment of $151.27- for
building materials delivered No
vember 27, 1937, and $50 attor
ney fees.
A. Weber vs. Bessie Penland
and others; demurrer.
City of Salem vs. Ethel A. Du
gan; order quashing service of
summons and setting aside and
directing new summons to be is
sued. -
Probate Court
Nancy E. Armstrong estate; de
cree of final settlement allowing
and approving final account of
Maude R. Martin as administra
trix.
Mary F. Gregoire estate; reply
by Ladd & Bush Trust company
as executor making general de
nial of answers filed in connection
with probate of estate. ,
John Werner estate; order di
recting issuance of citation to Er
nest Werner to appear April 6 at
10 o clock to show cause why he
should not be removed as execu
tor of estate.
Martha Jairl estate; order clos
ing estate and discharging Albert
F. Jairl as administrator.
Justice Court
Dismissal of case against Ted
Watry, charged with feeding gar
bage to hogs without a license to
do so, because of insufficient ev
idence. Harold O. Helt, driving a mo
tor vehicle without license plates.
fined $9.50.
Ten Scouts Given
Honors at Court
Special Awards Received
by Four; President's
Prizes Announced
1 :
Advancement In rank or merit
badge- awards were presented to
slx.boy'scouts and special awards
made to four others at the
monthly4, court of honor of the
Cascade Area council Wednesday
night at the Chamber of Com
merce. Second class rank was given
to David Berger and Dean Boyes,
both, of Troop 2, while second
class merit badges were earned
by Bill Wharton of the same
troop.
Receiving first class merit
badges were Thomas A. Ulmer
of Troop 14, Robert Dallas of
Troop 9 and Jack Gibson. Troop
2
junior Kea cross Hie sav
ing badges were given Jack Gib
son. Troop 2. and Robert East
Troop 9. Five-year veterans
awards went to James O'Brien
and Fred Tartarini, both of Troop
14.
u. v. fsaderman received a
training award for advanced
leadership and T. C. Roake for
introduction to scouting.
President A. S. Jensen awards
went to Troop 9, sponsored by
Capitol Post. No. 9, American
Legion, and Troop 2 of the state
school for the deaf.
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Wrl4t seal
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Try IjTW
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VRK OIIXKSK H Kit Its
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
CHARLIE CHAN
Chinese Herbs
RKMKIUKS
Heating Tlrtne
has been tested
hundreds years
for chronic ail
ments, nose,
throat, sinusitis,
riiirrn, ears, s. B. Tomg
tangs, asthma, chrinu
stomach, ga II stones, eoHt Is,
ronfitlpatkm, diabetU, kidneys,
bladder, heart, blood, aerves,
neuralgia, rheumatism, high
blood - pressure, gland, akin
ores, male, female and chil
dren disorders. :J
8. B. Foax, 1 8 years practice
lm : China Hortt Knw l.Hf
123 K. Commercial St., Salem, fi
ur I'ftiuv Hum w w w p. MB. n
Ssaday aad Wed. QttlOkm.1
Questioned in
-
jj Stanley Pelts being qwstionedl
Discovery of the body of Pauline Richardson, 17. face down In six
Inches of water In a ditch in front of her home outside Detroit, re
sulted in questioning of her fiance, Stanley Peltx, 19-year-old leaf
worker.
League of Gties
To Convene Here
Salem Meeting Designated
March 30 as one of
Statewide Series
Problems facing cities of Ore
gon, many of which are becoming
more and more serious, will be
taken up at a series of regional
meetings to be sponsored by the
League of Oregon Cities, accord
ing to word received here from
Herman Kehrli, executive secre
tary of the group and-director of
the University of Oregon bureau
of municipal research.
Officials of Salem and other
cities in this area will attend the
meeting to be held here March
30.
Pinball Loss Damages
Means of obtaining revenue to
offset that lost as a result of the
decision on illegality of pinball
machines, plans for licensing
games of skill which may appear
as substitutes for the machines,
role of the city in labor disputes.
building codes and zoning with
particular reference to federal
housing construction, regulation
of driveways and curb-cutting, re-
tion of cities to tne pro
posed utility districts and the
Bonneville dam, and codification
of ordinances are among the
many problems to be up for dis
cussion.
Nine Sessions Set
The series of meetings will op
en in Marshfield March 14 and in
Medford March 15. The schedule
includes sessions in Eugene March
29, Salem March 30, McMinnvllle
on March 31, Oregon City April 1,
The Dalles April 12, La Grande
IM1 8 IT SB IS
135 N. COMMERCIAL ST.
Phone 5197 or 7023
Prices Friday, Saturday Through Monday
Sole Agent Penslar Remedies in Marion County
BE WISE AND SCHAEFERIZE
This adv. and 25c gets 2 lbs.
Peanut Brittle
Real Java Peanuts
25C
1.00 Adlcrika 79c
fjl.25 Absorbine jr 7c
91 .50 Plnkhams Comp 98c
63c Italian Balm and Fitch
Shampoo 44c
50c Santlseptlc Lotion 45c
fl.OO Pacqnin's cream 74c
Sl.OO Sqaibb Adex 79c
Modess 12's reg. & jr. 19c
BACKACHE?
Be sure to take care of
your kidneys and bladder
the right way. Use Schae
f er's
Kidney & Bladder
Pills
50c
Schaefers "for REAL
"JVew Leave'9
Be Careful of those new
Poison Oak leaves. Stop the
itch quickly use Hood's
Poison Oak
Lotion
50c & $1.00
(only at Schaefer'a)
Our Prescription Service Quality Economy
- One Pound
CHOCOLATE
CHERRIES
In syrup
60c Talue
ROIEMBER
Cash Buys
at the
Lowest Prices
Always
29c
(with ad)
5 big Days Penslar le
Fiancee's Death
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April 13, and Pendleton April 14.
City officials, league represent
atives and others interested will
attend the sessions. No formal
programs will be arranged and
all present will be invited to join
in discussions.
Representatives of the league's
committees on gasoline tax and on
liquor revenues will be present to
report on activities in their fields.
Mayor V. E. Kuhn, Salem, presi
dent of the league and other
members of the group's executive
committee will also attend all of
the regional sessions, it is an
nounced. Mortgage Chattel
Traders Warned
Persons selling, trading or re
ceiving chattels mortgaged to the
farm security administration as
security for rehabilitation loans
are liable to court action by the
government if legal releases have
not been secured, according to a
notice received from the regional
attorney, reports T. R. Hobart,
county rehabilitation supervisor,
Salem.
Restrictions are placed on sale
or transfer of chattels mortgaged
to FSA not only to provide partial
security for rehabilitation loans
but to insure maintenance of suf
ficient operating goods to keep
the farm on a productive basis
and carry out farm plans, says Xh
notice.
Where sale or trade of mort
gaged chattels Is necessary be
cause of changes in farm opera
tion, authorization for transfer of
such property should be secured
through the county supervisor's
office, Hobart pointed out.
o)9
60c Drene Shampoo.. 49c
50c Jergen's Lotion 39c
$1.23 Van-Tage, 2 for $1.98
60c Sal Hepatica 40c
60c Bromo Seltzer 49c
$1.25 Creomnlston 08c
60c Pinex... SRc
75c Doan's Pills.
49c
2 for
-37c
EQUINOX
Storms or no storms take
care of your coughs. Use
Throat & Lung
Balsam
5pc Md $l-oo
for sure relief
.Milkshakes real Flaror!
A Nice Day for Walking
but Not so nice for your
feet, if you have corns. Get
rid of those corns by using
Schaefer's Corn
Remedy
25c
" 'Relief or a refund
BOSTON
COFFEE
Ice Cream Soda
IOC
This week-end only
sale starts (April 5-6-7-8-9
George R Duncan
Files for House
Rights, Responsibility of
Labor Both Stressed in
His Platform
Opposition to interference with
the right of any person to trans
port and market products of his
own land and labor as well as
opposition to legislation denying
labor the right of collective bar
gaining is contained in a state
ment issued by George R. Dun
can of Stayton yesterday as he
filed with the secretary of state
for state representative from
Marion county.
Duncan, Stayton attorney,
whose campaign for election to
the house of representatives two
years ago fell jdst short of the
mark, also pledged his 'support
to officials in the suppression of
acts of Tiolence and Intimidation,
and the prevention of the ex
ploitation of labor by unscrup
ulous persons.
Opposes Lotteries
Other points in his statement
included a stand against diversion
of highway funds and any modi
fication " of existing statutes
against lotteries and other gam
bling.
Duncan, a republican, ran high
in the primaries of two years
ago but was edged out in the
general election.
Also filed at the secretary of
state's office yesterday were the
names of Ellis W. Barnes, Port
land democrat, for state repre-'
sentatlve from the 5th district.
Multnomah county, and R. J.
Kitchen of LaGrande for circuit
judge of Union and Wallowa
counties. Kitchen filed as a non
partisan. Walraths Return
From Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Walrath
have returned from attending the.
annual convention of the state
farm insurance companies at Chi
cago. Walrath is manager of the
local branch. He reports concen
sus of opinion of delegates at the
session was for favorable busi
ness outlook for 1938.
The Salem agency for Oregon
placed fourth among the 38 states
represented by the company for
business last year. Seven thou
sand agents represent the com
pany all over this country.
The Walraths made the trip
by rail, passing through 15 states
and Mexico, but said they were
glad to return to Oregon and Sa
lem. no Eiiiis
Owned and
ORANGES
Fancy Navels
Size 176
2 doz.
New Peas . .2
c I
Cream of Wheat
R & W Wheat Lereal
FLAV-R - JELL. 9 True Fruit F,avora 6
LIGHT GLOBES
OATS Blue
COFFEE
TOMATOES
DEVILED MEAT R w
WASH0 SOAP POWDER,
large 24-oz. pkgs ea. ..
CANDY,
all 5c bars.
oIACARONL
Ready Cut
SALT R & W Shak
ers, full 2-lb. pkgs :
PEAS, No. 2 Tins
R & W, sifted sweet
Coffee
Sf STORE LOCATIONS
WILSON'S
Red & White
1396 S. 12th
Phone
mi
NO RESTRICTIONS
noggu
iros.
At 25-Year Mart
Four Partners Celebrate
Silver Jubilee; Store
Founded in 1913
The firm of Hogg Bros. Is cele
brating its Silver Jubilee, having
completed 25 years of successful
retail merchandizing. In 1913 the
four Hogg brothers, Fred, Otto.
Carl and Oscar started a modest
furniture and hardware store in
Oregon City. These brothers, by
dint of hard work, coupled with
the faculty to discern the trend of
business changes, have built this
business to its present large size
and enviable position among lead
ing businesses of the Willamette
valley.
One important factor contribut
ing to the success of this firm is
the spirit of loyalty, permeating
PEERLESS
170 N. Commercial St.
(FORMERLY
TOT'S
Smelt, 3 ljbs. ...... .
Veal Steak, lb. ......
Pork Chops, lb. ..... .
Vegetable Shortening, 2 lbs.
Prepared Mustard, qt . . .
WHEN YOU EAT
BEST ITS
FORCED TO SELL!
Mortgage and Warehouse Sale of Davenports Beds,
Dressers and Numerous Household Goods at'
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT- MAR.
Larmer Warehouse
WOODRY & WOODRY, AUCTIONEERS
PHOXE 5-1-t-O
Bui mm
Operated By Your Neighbor
POTATOES
U. S. No. 1
Deschutes (Jems
lb. bag
lbs. 25c New Potatoes, 5 lbs. 19c
Lg. 1-lb. 12
Le. 1-lb. 12
Sun-GIo
15 to 60 watt, 1000
& White Large Package
Radio Special; With Premium
Early Riser
Ground Fresh to Your Order
B & W, No. 2Vi Tins
MATCHES,
6-box carton.
3barslOC
.4 it. 19 c
R
ri- J n
Brown
2 f0r 15C
Lucky Strikes
SULK,
Red & White ..-
,. 99m
mt tins 3D V
Red and White
BROWN'S
Red & White
Cor. 13th &
State
Phone :
(5511
ON PARKING AT ANY
the personnel based on a policy of
fair treatment and personal inter
est on the part of the employers.
Hogg Employers President
Carl Hogg, who has active man- :
agement of the Salem store as
well as the sales management of
both stores, takes a keen interest
in civic affairs looking toward
better working conditions in gen
eral and better business methods.
Through his state-wide business .
contacts, made possible by his po- ;
8ition as president of the Oregon.
Employers association. Mr. Hogg
has been able to feel the pulse of.
the state's business.
Hogg Bros, have expressed their
confidence if business conditions
by purchasing an initial order of
two car loads of Frigidaires for
distribution, in the Willamette
valley. !
Takes Federal Post
MILL CITY Eddie Rada has
accepted a government position in
Yerington. Nevada, as soil engin
eer. He left Monday and will stop
in Hollywood to visit his sister,
Mary.
MEAT MKT.
Phone 5704
BEX'S MARKET)
.25c
.19c
.23c
.21c
.15c
MEAT . . . EAT THE
ALL WE HANDLE
on
19TH,
at the
1:30 P. M.
LEMONS
Fancy, large size.
Dozen 19c
- oz. pkV Q
- ox. pkg. ga
pkgs.
6 for 7Qc
hour guar.1
27c
49c
lbs.
tins
Tins
tins
tk W, ovea-baked.
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2 for
Bread tins fj C
CIGARETTES Camels, Chester
fields, 0 9C.n
aWpkgS. V
1-pound tin
Open Evenings '
- and Sundays
TED'S I GLENN'S
Red & White Red & White
Phone Phone
d722 flQ15 r
OF THESE STORES
usi vmmm
. charge.