Fire Destroys
Oleman House
Autos Damaged in Collision
Near Jefferson; "WPA.
Project Begins i
JEFFERSON Fire of undeter
mined origin destroyed .the house
on the Victor Oleman ' farm ' near
Jefferson Sunday afternoon at
about 4: SO o'clock. Most of the
farnitare was saved.
The fire spread across a stubble
field on the J. W. Vaughn farm.
burning a strait stack ,and also a
field on the Leo Weddle farm to
the A. B. Hlns farm before It was
extinguished. .Men from town an
swered the call for help and as
sisted in extinguishing the fire.
' Because a car bearing an Ok
lahoma license failed to stop at
the intersection of the Jefferson-
Marion road and the Pacific high
way, an accident occurred Satur
day afternoon. A car occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and small
son and their parents of Eugene
was bit broadside, turning it on
Its side. Luckily none of the party
was Injured.
They were enroute home from
a trip to Crater lake,' Klamath
Falls and over the coast route
north. Another car traveling north
was driven into the Lee Grenz
yard to avoid being hit. The Eu
gene party remained at the Grenz
home until a car came to take
them home. Their car was loaded
onto a truck and taken to Eugene
Mrs. Margaret Pugh returned
to her home in Brownsville Mon
day after a visit at the home of
Miss Mrtle Myers and other
znenas.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehfeld,
Orrille, Francis and Lawrence
Rehfeld, Mta. Karl Klhs, Helen.
Laura, Walter and. George Klhs,
and Mrs. Nettle Reeves spent
Sunday at Jennings Lodge, where
they attended the last day serv
ices of the summer assembly of
the Evaneglical church. John
Klhs, Ger troth Rehfeld and Anna
Mae Barnes attended the assembly
all last week.
The FPA Improvement project
at the schoolhouse began last
week. Workmen are taking out
the trees around the gymnasium,
and a crew are working at re
roofing the gymnasium. .-
Calif ornia Folk
Visit at Hubbard
HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs.
John C'Koch and son Monte of
Stockton, Calif., who are touring
the northwest states, are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
J. Bower, Hubbard. Mrs. Koch
and Mr. Bower are brother and
sister. . -
. Mrs. Henry Dahl returned with
her husband Friday from Califor
nia, where Mr. Dahl was conva
lescing. Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Van Winkle
of the local Congregational church
epent a week fishing and camp
ing at 8iltcoos lake. Son John
and Mary Pauline, daughter, ac
companied their parents.
nESPRfTOF
by JOHN CUNTON
Ton can't
pick heroes
in advance.
Take Wilbur
Antonelli
who works in
the Union
Oil station at
8rd & Evans in San Francisco.
As Wllbar was ! heave
beet 11 smb. eao aiflM, swer
hi station he heard the lire de
portment scream te bolt h
arewd the center.
He started
running to
see where it
w as. "He
topped short
when he
saw. It was
the plant of -
one of his own customers!
I.' "
Impleyas ware tryiag te save 4
recks frea aba bwcatwe haUd
as tat, vafemliler wltb tba
qalaaseat, bey. ware tettlaa
ewhere. Nreatea desseadad
they withdraw.'
Then Wilbur, who Had been ,,
gviag these same trucks month
Stop-Wear Lubrication, went
tearing smack into the burning
building. Firemen had to pour
a stream of water on him lest he
be overcome by smoke. ' He got
2 of the tracks oat. Employes
helped with the last 2. - ;
V: ' ' ; .' V
WelL Aateaelil was saesa
wbea tho smoke cleared away,
tat the tracks were en saved.
Now the
moral to this
tale isnt that
Union ren-.
ders auxiliary -fire
service.
It's simply
that the kind '
rV?
frrfr . ,-lf""""" .jH-Ww...
Vf men who work for Union are
rood neighbors- willing to help
a any situation whether ft In
volves their business or not.' ;
. . . - -
u:::o?ic:lcom?a?sY
Cavemen
i
i':; r ..-. r ; ,
. t
.
' . ! )
y ' s $ '.. .
Vf v .v. 'V
'7" Si' , e , X "Sm-,-.
Grants Pass Cavemen aind Cafewomen who 8atarday nlsht made good their boast that they would
build a fire smder the dome of the state eapltol, despite threats of interference from the Salem Whls
kerinoa, the Eugene Radiators and the Coos Bay Pirate. They enlisted Governor Charles A.Spragne,
In pluld CnilennUl shirt.' to light the blaze, which was built on a piece of asbestos to protect the cap
ltol floor. They came to Salem to take part in the Centennial.
Lions Committees
Named at Lebanon
LEBANON Ralph Reeves,
president f o the Lebanon Lions
club, has named committees to
serve until July 1, 1941, as fol
lows: Attendance, Dr. Arthur Fisher,
Vera Reeves, R. Kuhn, Dr. J. C.
Booth; budget, J. H. Irvine. Dr.
J. O. Gill, Edward Bohle, George
Peterson, Gene Blalock; civic im
provement. Dr. H. J. Whelan,
Huston Walter, Vera Reeves, Har
ry Miller; conservation, Dr. J. G.
Gill, R. G. Burgess, Hugh Olds,
Layton Loftln.
Constitution and by-laws.
Prank Mayer, William Shepherd,
Hugh Olds, Layton Loftln. L. E.
Connolly; entertainment. Dr. J. C.
Booth. M. E. Coe, Harry Miller,
William Shepherd; fellowship and
education, M. E. Coe, Lawrence
Bennett. George Brittan and Sig
urd Land strom: health and wel
fare. Dr. N. E. Irvine, Dr. R. Mil
ler, Dr. J. C. Booth, Dr. Arthur
Fisher. - -
Industrial. Huston Walter, Dr.
N. E. Irvine, Lawrence Bennett,
Richard Reeves. Hugh Kirkipat-
rlck, membership, Klmer Fitz
gerald, George Brittan, S.'I. Stew
art, Guy Hamett; publicity, Har
ry Fredericks. Hiram Groves, R.
H. Johnson, Dr. R. B. Miller, Dr.
Harold Whelan; roads, Vern
Reeves, Harry Fredericks, Merrill
Smith, R. G. Burgess, J. H. Ir
vine.
Safety. Del Davenport, L. E.
Connolley. R. D. WaddelL 8. I.
Stewart, Hugh Klrkpatriek; sick.
R '.D. Waddell, Sigurd Landstrom,
George Peterson, R. luhi. Mer- j
rill Smith; ways and fieaiS Hir
am Groves. L. Boll man, Edward
Bohle, F. D. Mayer, Elmer Fitx
gerald. Picnic Supper Is
Enjoyed at Salem
SILVER CLIFF A group of
local people who took part in the
Salem Centennial pageant met at
Marlon square In Salem Saturday
night following the parade and
enjoyed a picnic supper arranged
in honor of the birthday of Mrs.
Carrie Townsend.
Besides the honor guest those
present were Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Krens, Mrs. H. E. Hubbard, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Parrish, Mr. and
Mrs. Romey Lais, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Fox and children and their
guests Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stone
and Miss Alice Stone of Trout-
dale.
Sunday Mrs. Townsend, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Fox and children,
Frances and Floyd and their
guests Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stone
and daughter. Miss Alice Stone,
spent the day picnicking r Sil
ver Creek falls.
Fanners Union
News
BRTWTf:TYonn neonle re
turning on Friday night from the
junior Farmers union summer
camp at Camp Cleowax, near
Florence, were Gladys and Selma
Gerig, Dale and Joyce Lively and
Cora lee Kicnois.
Mrs. Ralph A. Wilson, -chaper-onid
the s-roun for the ftve, days.
Classes were held each morning
and the afternoons were spent in
swimming, rowing and hiking.
Miss Ixola Jensen of the exten
sion : agency at Corvallis taught
classes in leathercraft.
attmsvtlle Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Mountain were visitors Fri
day night at the Farmers' union
at Marlon, where they, went to
fiMMTittki advantages of the
Aumsville Farmers' Union Mut
ual Benevolent association, Mon
day night a groupor Aumsvuie
tt H Farmers' union
visited the Bethel local ' on the
same mission.
uiauwxTtma losanuus
i rwy
0 A GmventenCQ ,)
4
The
Make Good Their
Grangers' -News
MARION COUNTY POMONA
GRANGE More than 100 Grang
ers and their guests attended the
Pomona picnie at the Stayton City
park Sunday. A basket luncheon
was served on long tabl at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. . Glenn L. Adams
re special guests. Mr. Adams is
treasurer of Oregon state grange
and also 'Polk county Pomona
master.
Ankeny grange will be host
Wednesday for the quarterly
meeting of the Pomona grange
council.
LIBERTY Members of the
Red Hills grange will picnie Tues
day night, August f , on the lawn
of the C. H. Taylor home at 1:10.
A social evening will be spent.
Guard Captain Is
Honored at Party
WOODBURN A dinner party
In honor of Captain Elburn T.
Sims, who Is leaving for guard
camp, was given at the home of
Mr. Marshall Hicks, by Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Hicks and Mr.
and Mrs. George Adams.
Guests, were Mayor and Mrs.
Harold Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. John
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Kteth
O'Hair. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Nas
lund, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Willi
ford, Mr, and Mrs. Win ton Hunt,
Mrs. Molly Hunt, Major and Mrs.
John Laeey, Mr. and Mrs.' Ben
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mil
ler, Mr., and Mrs. Harold Miller,
Mr. and Mr. Walter Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Landsen,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Renn, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth McGrath, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Grilley, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Shorey, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Blair, Mr. "Babe" Gooley,
Mr. and Mrs. Heiman Hicks, Cap
tain and Mrs. E. T. Sims, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bently, Mrs.
Bonerd, Dr. and Mrs. G. B.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Even-
don, all fo Wood burn and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rigdon of
Barlow.
Pilot VisiU Mill City
MILL CITY Wade Dickin
son, Spokane pilot. Is Tlsltlng his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Cree, here. Dickin
son, who has been In aviation for
the past 15 years, lived in Salem
unitl 1929 when he. went to Los
Angeles.
foFl
LFLfUU
pays the new National Defense
Tax for you- America's finest
cigarette proved better for
your note and throat!
j uu U LjU u uvd LLU uU LiLl L
OHEGOZI STATESMAN. Salem.
Fire Boast
i
A M.I !
.1
Shower Is Given
For Mrs. Golden
MILL CITY Mrs. W. B. Shuey
entertained at her home Wednes
day afternoon with a shower in
honor of Mrs. Clyde Golden. The
afternoon was spent with sewing,
after which a luncheon was served
by the hostess.
Those invited were Mrs. Cecil
Lake, Mrs. W. J. Johnson, Mrs.
Henry Baltimore. Mrs. Paul Creet
Mrs. Charles Sullivan, Mrs. E.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Earl Plymale,
Mrs. C. A. Binder, Mrs.- Walter
Leiay, Mrs. Lora Chance, Miss
Abbie Gurtsen. Mrs. C. M. Cllne,
Miss Hendrickson, Mrs. W. W.
Mason, Mrs. Ed Haynes, Mrs. H.
Wood, Mrs. 8ig Jensen, Mrs. C.
Rupe, Mrs. Clayton Baltimore,
Mrs.- C. Golden and Mrs. Calvin
of Portland.
' Mrs. Nell Swift has sold her
Marlon county property to J. Spie
er, who wll Improve the house
before moving.
The Happy Hour sewing. club
met at the home of Mrs. Jepsen
Thursday for a social time. A pic
nie dinner was held on the lawn
at p.m., which was also attend
ed by the husbands.
Swimming Classes
Are Set at Dallas
DALLAS As a part of the
summer recreational program at
the Dallas city park.., classes in
Red Cross swimming Instruction
will be held beginning on Tues
day, August 13, for a period of
two weeks. The classes will be
conducted by Miss Kurt of Sa
lem and will be held each day.
Tuesday through Saturday, for
the two-weeks period.
A tentative schedule follows:
Beginners. 11 to 11:80 and 11:30
to 12; women, 1:15 to 2; inter
mediate, 2 to 2:45; swimmers
2:45 to S:30; life saving, 1:30
to 6. c
Everyone but those taking part
in the lessons is asked to remain
out of the pool during the hours
swimming instruction is being
given.
Mrs. Bessie Bracken, who has
charge of the handicraft work in
the recreational program, holds
classes each day of. the week ex
cept Friday, from 8:30 to 3:30.
The attendance has averaged
about 45 in ber classes.
(IN OREGON)
Tarn tmdmitd
irn ojronrpo.
J UWL
Oregon. Tuesday Morning. August 6. 1943
Union Scene of
j Annual Reunion
Pictures jTaken of Former
- IS Indents; Attendance" -W
' -..- !lV Smalt
r UNION - Sunday t h e Union
schook ground were - the : meeca
of residents) and former residents
attending this district's annual re
union and basket dinner. . ' -...
The opening prayer was deliv
ered, by Bessie B. Wright of
Camas. Wash. A brief time was
devoted to Informal talks,' which
Included amusing recollections of
school days in the early ,'SO'b by
Chris Owre, S. N. Strnbhar, Amos
Roth, John jRamage' and Lyman
Seely. . j 1 I
! Wee Owre had charge of the
meeting. ! . j
Photographs were taken of the
Union school pupils of 18 90-1 8 SC.
The 1941 reunion will be
planned by :a committee headed
by Hartley Bonney. The meeting
was closed by Mrs. Cecil Lneht
singing "God Bless America."; :
Ominous clouds were held re
sponsible for, a smaller crowd this
year than last yet the attendance
waa good. Those present were:
. Mrs. Clarai Baughman and Mrs.
Fred ' Wright and daughter
G wynne of Camas, Wash.; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dreler, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Freece, and Mr." and
Mrs. Gail Wengenroth of Canby;
Frank Caples of Dexter, Ore.;
Mrs. Grant Erb and daughters
Bernadiae aad Virginia and son
Eld on, Bernlee and Aileen Fowler
of Donald; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
SeeJy and Perry Seely of Gervaia.
Mrs. Emiline Townsend Brown
of Grants Pass, - Ore.; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Drlnnon and Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Owre of Hubbard; Mrs.
Clara Hayhurst: Robbins jand Mr.
and Mrs. William Lueht and fam
ily of Molalla: Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Norton, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Clifford
Norton and family, Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Pomroy and daughters Doris
and Retha and Mr. and Mrs. John
Stenger and daughter Jeanette of
Monitor; Miss .Mary Dixon, Mrs.
"Viola Dixon. ; Mr. and Mrs." T.
Muchen and children Larry and
Joanne, Mrs. Laura Ramage, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Seely and daugh
ters Endora, Ernestine and Lo
etta and Mrs.'! Winona Todd and
grandson - Laddie Wear, all of
Portland. i
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. I. M. Hochstetler and
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman .Seely of Sa
lem; Ellen Fletcher and Mr. and
Mrs. William Ramage of -Selo;
GL F. Doerfler- and 'child, Mrs.
Mattle Vinton i and Don VJnton
of Silverton; Mrs. Audrey Mor
ley and son Lamar, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Seely and! sons Wilbur and
Leonard of Sublimity.
Jimmy Aicheri, Carl Barth, Har
old Bert Seely, Dale Baughman,
Mr. and Mrs. i Hartley Bonney,
Mr. and ' Mrs. Roy Bonney, Mr.
and Mrs. B. L. Carother, Raleigh
Carothers and son Dale Robert
Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seely, Mr. and
Mrs. John Cornwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Blaine Seely, Mr. add Mrs. P. W.
Owre, Mr: and Mrs. Glenn Seely,
Mr. and Mrs: Guy Dixon, Mr. and
Mr. Gwr'lglMTrTind' btrs.
Harold Seely, Ms. aadMra. J. L.
Jack, Mr. and Mrs. R, K. Seely.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Roth. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hughes. Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard . Larson, , Mr. And Mrs.
James Wooley, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. John Ram
age, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sweaney,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hughes,
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Howell, Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. Hughes, Mrs.
Kent Dumphy, Frank Taylor, Mrs.
Elisabeth Kent Rail. Frank Swea
ney, Dale Baughman, Sol Strnb
har, Charles A. McKee, Mrs. Ann
Seely. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Seely,
W. W. Hughes, Miss Nellie Strait,
Mrs. Marietta Farmer, W. J.
Hughes, Robert Boyle, Mrs. Ruth
Hughes, Glenn and Norma Stone,
Jean Cornwell, Glenda Seely, Bar
bara Dixon, Kathleen Ann" Seely,
Shirley and Norman Seely, Flor
ence, Oliver, Jasper, Francis, Fern
and Frieda Roth. Darlene Hughes,
Marjorle Seely, L o r 1 a Larson,
" -r.j -'
; i v . . I'll ,1
Lebanon Seeks Permanency of Office'
. Of lploent Service; Bilsfnessmen
SS68 S11 Camp During Berries
. ICBANON--rA petition has been circulated and has
been signed by most of the business men in the community
asking" that the employment office opened here early in the
summer be made a permanent branch of the Oregon state
employment service While -this office waa "opened with the
idea of supplymg.f ield workers particularly; new; industries
Phil, Georgia 'and - Gerald; Ram
age,' Delene Seely, . WB e v e r 1 y
Hughes, Mrs. Hann and son Jack,
Miss .Vinetta Heins and ' M las
F r 11 e e a Schoeaecker, all - of
Woodburn and surrounding com
munities. - ' . : : ' ,;
Portland Entrant I
ti Queen Race
: MT. " ANGEL -With" the time
closing for the flax festival queen
contest drawing near, ' the Port
land candidate, ..Miss Elizabeth
Scheehtel, again heads the .lift.
Thus - far' the lead has shifted
back and forth among the Port
lands MC Angel and Oregon City
contestants.- - r J
.Announcement, of the winner
wilL.be- made .Wednesday night,
August 7, at an outdoor ama
teur show. ' 1 . - ...
Latest standings of all seven
girls entered in the .race are as
follows: - - - '
Elizabeth Schechtel, Portland,
310,000; Dorothy Brockhaus, Mt,
Angel. 100,000; Gladys Nevlll,
Oregon City, 300,000; Marian
Jackson, Salem, 250,000; Ruth
Hassenstab, .Silverton, 245,000;
La Verna Swindell, Salem, 180,
000; Opal Hall, Salem, IS 0,0 00,
Guests at Zena
ZENA Mrs. L. H. Randle
and daughters, Lois and Helen,
and son Jack of Pacific Grove,
Calif.,- are spending a two -weeks
vacation here as guests at the
W. D. ' Henry .and- W. Frank
Crawford homes. Mrs. Randle,
formerly Marie Crawford, Is a
sister of ' Mrs.v Henry and . W.
Frank Crawford.
et tne
help ijQu!
. . . select the shade and" type of
dental plates - suited for your indi
vidual requirements. I offer tor your
selection all types of dentures, includ
ing ufipers, lowers, partials end roof
lets dental plates.
ON LIBERAL CREDIT
Dea't pes tpoae beyls
plelss beeeese yea
Ncrlsa. The pretesslea aew
offers yee deararas with seek
"Naterer Aapeerance yoe
will smila, telfc ead act with
eeafideaes mmd mm il
w Hm. Tfcty mrm teste
less, odorless mmd eaceptiew
ally seairery. Tmimft eeatal
pletes ere se light la weight
swseih M
JUteis.
pSi Ttw Mt
wmktf r !.
VISIT YOUR C I?m ST AT
17
T5f PORTLAND '
' . Alisky Buildin? ?;
' - Third and RIorrison
Open Daily From 8:30 A.U.
. - : to 6 .f .
an ine yicinixy nave, orougn. cans
for other than seasonal xwofkers
and - more -placements have been
made by the office, than was an
ticipated. The new plywood plant
la hiring aU of its ' help through
this om'lt: LH'--t
Mayor. T1 W. Munyan, . C. i B.
Spencer of the Spencer -Packing
plant, L. ISv- Arnold, representing
the Commercial club and W.IH.
Balllie of the state "employment
office ; visited ..the" camp for ml
granftsborars in SUyton. It has
been suggested that if the camp,
which, is. set up at Stayton daring
the bean ?. picking: season were
brought here . during . the berry
setson. lt could be. set up1 In the
I Riverside park. , yt: .- r--k-; &
The anunal homecoming lor
ail who have spent snmmers at
the Big Brother farm will be Sat
urday and fiundayJAugust ;10 and
11. Ernest Bnrgard of Portland
Is president of tba (InmnL. :
Parole Revoked;!
Lwe Sentenced
DALLAS William Arthur
Love was sentenced here this
week, to three years In' the Ore
gon state penitentiary on a grand
larceny charge. - f - .
"Love and . Troy e waoT were In
volved lnc fjail- break and who
also ; were charged with the . theft
of an automoblfe following the
Jail break, had each served a six
months sentence on . thft first
charge and following thf -serving
of this wire, paroled. Troyer'a
parole was" revoked in December,
19S9, and he was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary.
On Monday of this week Love
was arrested in Yamhill county
on a charge j of theft of a radio
Is Vhe
-
wbrW perfbrmedl!"
If you are in; need of extraction work, it is to
your edrantage to have it attended to RIGHT
NOWI 1 Because durincj this warm summer
months you are not so susceptible to colds and
other infections. This particularly applies to )
patients whot plan to obtainj dental plates in
the near future and who need to have their'
teeth extracted. See your dent I it IMMEDI
ATELY, or if you prefer, avail yourself of Dr. i
Semler's sendees. My extraction department
is thoroughly, equipped to give ysju a service 1
that conforms
the profession.
.: . - --.r
nm ltaMTSLV pmf
tmw m tmm m r iot, ot w rim 1
LEAST TSVICS A YEAR
L. 1 PI HI k I
a bsibsi m m
VT' r A
m 1
y 'UntSdlem
(PAGE Til
Alolalla Catholic
Cliurch Completed
First Mass to. Be Sunday J
J Annual, Picnic of
. Grange Set
; MOLALLA St. Williams Cath
olic church, which has been un
der construction ior the past year,
is now completed and will hold
its first mass at 1:30 a. m. Sun
day, August ll.T Father Fleming
of the Scappoose parish will cele
brate the .first mass, with .Father
Raleigh - ; officiating thereafter.
The building has . a seating capac
ity J of about-200 and Is situated
on 'Molalla avenna in tha north
section of town. .
The Past Noble Grand , club of
Oak Rebekah lodge No. 139 Is
holdinr aittlcnie at Ridinra mrV
on the Molalla river Wednesday,
August 7.1 All Rebekaha and their
friends are Invited. A ' basket
luncheon will be served at noon. .
Molalla grange No. 310 will
hold 1U annual picnie at Merle ,
wrjgnt s picnic grounds, near
Liberal district. Sand ay. An mat 1
11. i: Grange members and their
friends are invited rto bring a
basket lunch "and their own eat
lnr; utensils and enjoy the-day V
and his parole . was i revoked ' by
Circuit JadK Aril a.
who sentenced him. u-
W nhe up your
!Appeti.o!!
kf
- : f new
Taste Thrill
Scotch Graham j
i:- cn iYoux Grocar's ; )
hes'7
1
with the requsred standards ot
TERMS
1
Eaey weeriag yewf plates
while peyiae by Mkiae ed ;
- v tege ef. ssy Uberel Credit ;
f Piesi. . Take es long es Fhrs, !
Tee er Fifteea Months te pey :
' ' ,1, ' . ' .-' i
, , spreee in pvymsnrs mwmw ,
iewy .reesoiieble leagtk ef tirae' .
y 'desire. I wicoie -the .
portunity te skew 'yea sera j
pies, f Seel far yourself the
ateay tstpravsrasats - of te S
day's daatiites eve the aleV
fesfcieaed. m-fittiag type. .
Oufof-Tovn
Pcticnts
o
sear arranre to have
taew wwxj- eompictea in
rram-oa to thr y U-
Itcstt cases exe
sirea. work cai
Kentca. If
Tee mrrmnred
ky aapeiMtaMnt;
(ne la at yaar owa caa-
veBteaec. j .
!
i
5
LOS AJJGBLE5 CAU1.
HILL atllrd;
i
.Open Daily t A. M. to" 6 P. M.
Fhone 3311
" 1 .
I
-it 'i
:.