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Thm OHTGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Friday Morning. December S3. ISO
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Mrs. Panton
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Luncheon
' Mrs. James 1. Panton was hos
tess for a smartly appointed
bridge luncheon on Thursday af
ternoon at her East State street
home for the : pleasure of Mrs.
George A. White, who Is now
1 residing in Portland.
The house was f estlre with
holiday decorations and over the
fireplace were Delia Robbia
wreaths and on - the mantle
Christmas greens and altar can
dles. The serving table in the
dining room was all silver and
bine with a centerpiece of blue
balls, tinsel and silver cellophane
resembling a fountain and silver
candles in crystal holders. Guests
were seated at small tables with
holly marking places for the
guests. Cedar boughs were ar
ranged in the dining and living
rooms.
Mrs. George Alexander assisted
the hostess in receiving the
guests. Winning prizes for con
tract were Mrs. Homer V. Car
penter, Mrs. Homer Goulet, sr.,
and Mrs. U. G. Shipley.
' Guests bidden were Mrs. George
A. White, Mrs. Charles A.
Srague, Mrs. Louis Lachmund,
Mrs. John L. Rand, Mrs. Arthur
Rogers, Mrs. William H. Lytle,
Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. George
Alexander, Mrs. George Otten,
Mrs. Richard Williams, Mrs.
Frank H. Spears, Mrs. Frank
Healy, Mrs. Sydney Kromer,
Mrs. Burton Myers, Mrs. Charles
McCargar, Mrs. U. G. Shipley,
Mrs. T, O. Russell, Mrs. .Homer
V. Carpenter, Mrs. Homer H.
Smith, sr., Mrs. E. J. Scellars,
Mrs. Homer Goulet, sr., Mrs.
David Eccles, Mrs. C. W. Parker,
Mrs. Donald Young, Mrs. Mar
garet LaFurgy. Mrs. J. B. Conmy,
Mrs. Sanderson Reed, Mrs. Paul
B. Wallace, Mrs. Walter Pearson,
Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Mrs. James
Panton.
LaDous Leave
For South
Mr. and Mrs. Harry LaDou, ac
companied by their children, Leah
and Joseph, are leaving by car to
day for California where they will
spend the next six weeks. The La
Dous will spend Christmas in San
Diego at a reunion of the LaDou
family and will witness the Rose
Bowl game on New Year's.
The LaDous will visit for a
week in Long Beach with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry But
ler. Before returning north around
the first of February they will
travel in Arizona.
Miss Jeanne DcWitt, accom
panied by her sister, Mrs. James
J. Richardson of Portland, has
returned from a month's trip In
the east and south. They left by
train for Detroit where they pick
ed up a new car and went to Chi
cago and Iowa where they visited
with friends. In Denver theywere
met by Mr. Richardson and from
there went ' south to Del.. Monte
and San Francisco.
Going to have
during the
Mary 3Iilb' quantity recipes will give you a
better idea of how much food is required!
Remember, you can rely on Fuher'$ Blend Flour for every baking uae!
TIow many biscuits will 25 peo- rood for cakes and Dies as for
pie eat? What's a quick, easy
dessert for a crowd? Mary
Mills free quantity recipe fold
er answers these questions and
many more. Write for it today.
It win prove helpful very fre
quently. But whether you're cooking
for your family or for a large
number of people, always use
Fisher's Blend Floor. This
very-purpose family flour is as
APPLE
Yield: SO
12 pounds cooking- apples
2 pounds granulated surar
6 cups Fisher's Blend Flour ,
s Vi cups batter
2 tablespoons cinnamon
MAX IKE BUKEN
Editor
Parties Will
Precede
Dance
An anticipated event of Satur
day ' night will be the . annual
Spinster charity ball which will
be held at the Marion hotel.
Both' the Mirror and Marine
rooms will be used for dancing
with tables arranged cabaret style.
Rogers Miller's orchestra will
play for dancing between 10 and
1 o'clock. A number of out-of-town
guests are expected to be in
the capital for the affair.
Christmas greens, lighted trees
and candles will provide the dec
orative note. Several parties are
being arranged to precede the
dance.
Miss Mary Ellen Hammond and
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Cronin (Betty
Hammond) of Portland, will be
hosts for an informal party at
the Hammond home in Klngwood
Heights before the dance. Miss
Hamimond' is president of the
Spinsters.
Their guests will be Miss Mar
ine McKillop, Mis Doris Drager,
Miss Gertrude Mishler, Miss Shir
ley Evenson, Miss Charlotte Mc
Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Can
non, Mr. Coburn Grabenhorst,
Mr. James Nicholson, Mr. Wil
liam Patton, Lt. Roy Edgerton of
Fort Lewis and Mr. Frank Even
eon. Mrs. Lietz Fetes
Club Members
Mrs. Harris Lietz wag hostess
to members of her bridge club
last night at her South Liberty
street home. A late supper fol
lowed several hours of contract
and a red and white decorative
scheme was used in the table
appointments.
Special guests were Mrs. Rich
ard Russell and Mrs. Louis Lo
renz. Club members are Mrs. Mel
vin Dustan of Aurora, Mrs. Hal
Cuffel of McMinnville, Mrs. Don
ald Kelly, Mrs. Tyler Brown,
Mrs. Laurence Anderson, Mrs.
"Josephine Fisher, Mrs. Harris
Lietz, Miss Jessie Blackburn,
Miss Honora Reidy, Miss Jean
and Miss Pauline Johnson.
a (nil house
Holidays?
good for cakes and pies as for
breads or entrees. It's expertly
milled from a carefully selected
blend of choice wheats in
"Americas Finest Flouring
Mills' is excellent for every
home ue. No matter when or
where you buy Fisher's Blend
Flour, it's always the same high
quality. Try it today. Your gro
ceries Fisher's Blend in 5 con
venient sues. Thm 49-lb. mark U
especially eeomomieaL .
CRISP 2
tertingt
Grease baking pans. Arrange in
them the peeled sliced apples.
Work together the flour," sugar,
butter and cinnamon with a pas
try blender until crumbly. Pack
loosely over the apples. If the
apples are dry, a little water or
lemon fulce may be added. Bake
about 1 hour at 350 degrees.
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SOCIETY
MUSIC
M6ME
CLUB CALENDAR
Woman's alliance, with Mrs.
Albert Dewey, 1577 Chemeketa
street, 2: IB p.n. -
Ann Judson circle of 1st
Baptist church, 7:30 at church.
Woman's auxiliary of St
Paul's Episcopal church Silver
tea with Mrs. U. O. Shipley,
771 North Cottage street, S
to 5 p. m.
Yomarco Christmas party,
at Roberts home, SOS North
Summer street, 8 p. m.
Ladles' Dakota club, 2 p. m.
with Mrs. O. Cotterman, 1073
Highland avenue, exchange of
gifts.
PastMatrons association din
ner at Golden Pheasant, 6:45
p. m. .
Degree of Honor, KP hall,
8 p. m., business meeting and
Christmas party.
Royal Neighbors, Modern
Woodmen and families, Christ
mas party Fraternal temple,
8 p. m.
Monday
VFW auxiliary, Christmas
party for children, 1 p. m.
Adults' party at 8 p. m.
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WOmen OI MOOSe
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GlVe PartV
1VC Iiy
The Moosehaven committee of
the Women of the Moose, with
Mrs. O. E. Olsson as chairman
and assisted by Mrs. M. W. Rip-
ley, held their annual Christ-
mas pany Tuesday mgnt at the
Moose hail for all the members
of the chapter and lodge and
their families and friends.
The program opened by every-
Brown, prelate of the lodge, of-
fered the prayer. Frieda Wahl
and Virginia Makoff each gave
accordion solos, Isabel Herbert
a recitation, Mr. O. W. Emmons
niatu ouuul oiuuBcuaieu, 21 u LI
Schuebel gave a violin solo ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs.
Alderson, Winnifred and Con-
stance Newton sang a duet ac-
companied by Bertha Kroner, and
Mrs. C. R. Ellis closed the pro-
gram with a Christmas story.
The Moosehaven committee
has purchased a large box of
gifts to be sent 'to Moosehaven,
Fla., the city of the aged Moose
members and their wives.
The next regular meeting of
the chapter will be January 7
Wedding Planned
For January
Announcement is being made
of the engagement and forth-
coming marriage of Miss Lor-
Ifr'.". w': sT.Vm"
SU0.' 0k- ""m"
The news was revealed last
weekend to the bride-elect's
friends. The weddinz is nlanned
for Wednesdav. January 8. Tha
couple will reside in Tillamook
following their marriage.
At Home Set
For. Sunday
Cards have been received for a
holiday "at home" for which Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Kennedy will be
nosis on sunaay aiternoon at their
home on West Washington street.
A large group of their friends Harold Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Vir
have been invited to call. gil Sexton. Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Assisting the hosts will be Mr.
Mrs. B. E. Owens. Christmas deco-
rations will be arranged on the
serving table and about the rooms.
,rudcf',r.
Miss Lncille
University of Washlngtoi
ed in Salem Thursday to spend
the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Poole. Following the vacation.
Miss Poole will enter Harbor-
view hospital In Seattle for pest-
j j f
graduate work in nursing.
Simplest Stitchery Makes Linens
Smart Says Laura Wheeler
COP, wse, NCCOCCCSATr COtVICS. S4C
Every smart housewife . has.
-His" or "Her" towels today. Here
are enough motifs for an entire
doien in three different designs.
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Will
Be Honored
At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Mem Pearce and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flagg will
be hosts for a charmingly arrang
ed dinner party on Saturday
night when Mrs. Pearce and Mr.
Flagg, retiring worthy matron
and worthy patron of Chadwlck
chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, entertain at the Masonic
temple.
Guests will be officers and
.committee chairmen who have
served under Mrs. Pearce . and
Mrs. Flagg, and their husbands
and wives.
The head table' will be cen
tered with a large bouquet of
red carnations . flanked by red
candles In crystal r holders. The
other tables will be festive with
holly, greens, red tapers and
Christmas favors will mark
places for the guests. Garlands
of greens and holly will be used
about the reception and dining
rooms. Following the "- dinner
cards and dancing will be enjoy
ed. Covers will be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Harold PhlUlppe, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Utley, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Hickethier, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Reeher, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
nold Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Paxson, Mr. and Mrs. Ells
worth Hartwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Bocker, Mr. and Mrs. Oral
Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Van
Wyngarden, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ga
briel, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner,
sir. ana Mrs. ueorge icawaras,
Dr and Mrs. C. L. Bsett, Mr.
and Mrs. Rollin Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rock. Mr. 'and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards,
James Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. H.
R. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
H. Hauser. sr., Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
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D&t1. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bar-
rick. Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Darby.
Mr- "d HATT7. Mhr i
?rtlan: MI" Constance and
MlM LaVerne Kentner Mrs. J A.
rown801r Mrs B 6 let
?fown' Mrs- Ida, N11"' Mrs.
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and Mrs- Mem Pearce ana Mr-
and Mrs. Lawrence Flagg.
Mrs. Ora Ladd Is
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flOSteSS
The South Circle of the First
. ii n s nail ciiurcu uciu lis Vunsi-
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Ora Ladd.
Those present were Mrs. George
Dunsford, Mrs. H. F. Haldeman,
Mrs. A. M. Hansen, Mrs. O. R.
Munkers, Mrs. Fred Bothwell,
Mrs. O. Robinson, Mrs. George
Henderson, Mrs. W. 8. Birdwell,
Mrs. F. E. Birch, Mrs. E. F.
Woods, Mrs. E. M. De Hut, Mrs.
C. Schweenfurth, Mrs. C. E. Sears,
Mrs. Bert Pritchard, Mrs. D. A.
White, Mrs. Sylvia Ritcher, Mrs
W. H. Garner, Mrs. J. E. Cannon,
Mrs. Ada Pfell, Mrs. Ora Ladd,
Mrs. Barber.
Officers for 1941 are Mrs. W.
H. Gardner, president; Mrs. Dean
Shomaker, vice-president; Mrs.
George Dunsforth, treasurer, and
Mrs. J. E. Cannon, secretary.
Dinner Tonight
At Paxson's
Tbe home of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Paxson on South 12th
etreet will be the scene of a de-
lUtful Christmas party tonight
whinm,enlber1! S her bridf 6 Cl.U?
!V?!r 5.U'b"! e.ntertaln wltn
uu-uuoi uiuuci fat ir.
Th"rmpo?Ru. b. ..
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Covers will be nlaced for Mr.
and Mrs. Earl McGuire of Albany,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felke. Mr!
and Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Berry, Mr. and Mrs.
Starrett. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
The employes of the Portland
General Electric company and
their husbands and wiv onln.
ed a lovely Christmas party last
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mal evening and exchange of
gifts. Cuange i
The Woman's Benefit assoeia-
tion Christmas party, which was
scheduled for December 27. has
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been postponed.
moUfs averaging.SHxIU laches:
materials required; Illustration of
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Both the skirt, panel and the
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Bodice softness so essential for
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Paper Mill
Women employes of the Oregon
Pulp and Paper company held
their annual Christmas party at
the mill. Presents were exchanged
and dinner was served.
Present were, Miss Evllan Gu
Linnie Williamson. Mrs. Carmalla
Hulett. Mrs. Pear Bomey. Mrs.
Hallie Lynch. Mrs. Alberta S5
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Van Nora Thompson, Mrs. Bea-
trice Chambers, Mrs. Nina Chap
Mr AUa vVrt f,V
Edith iiEw Hfx J'x !!' rJtlt
Edith Perry and Mrs. Mae Weso-
lowskl
church of Salem wa th .Pttin J
dauehter of Mr Vd Mr- w n
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The brtde was given away by
ner father.
The Misses Carma Jean and
Cor May Hoffer sang, accom-
Panle on tbe organ, by Mrs.
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Fred Broer, Jr., who also played
the wedding march.
The brtde's dress was of white Martha WeUer. Nancy Buren, Lor
saUn, princess style and floor etta Deacon, Joyce Reeves, Bai.
length, with a finger tip veil, bara Botts, Jo Anne Lang, Wen
She carried a small white Bible dell Curry, Dick Jones, BiU Won
with corsage and streamers. Miss derllck, Oeraldine Schmoker, Nel
Lanra Gerlg, who was her only He Jane Pearmlne, Eunace Mas
attendant, wore a floor length see and Lillian Ben tier,
gown of light blue silk; Velma -
Donovan, sister of the bride, and n. .
Marine Clark lit the tapers and t lOUre OKOterS
were ushers. Mrs. Walling, moth-
er of the bride, wore black Will Mft
crepe with blue trimming. , v . .J" ,
th. k.o.. nr i trrti Members of the Salem Figure
Hams of Roseburg. A reception
louowea at the home of the
bride's parents. Mrs. Milton
Steward cnt the cake and Mrs.
George Penson poured.
The couple left at noon for a
w.t lltkt blu, 111, crepe ud
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match. accessories to
They will be at home at Myr-
tla PrMlr attar Jinnar 1 A M
Patterson Is owner of the Myrtle
Crek "MalL"
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MILL CITY Jane Henderson
and Frank Nicola were married
TVkav IS In tYim T .satin Mathnitlaf
parsonage with Rev. Dean Poin-
dexter off elating; Attending were
the parents of the bride, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Henderson and a
!"HeL
few friends. The couple will live
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uvea most oi tneir uvea in Mill s
city, I :
2-Day Kind
Of Candy
Best
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hardest for the best thlnrs cer-
MW, .
tainly work in culinary prepara-
uoiu tar iuv auiiuaj. necipes
that take a maximum of effort
usually produce the best results.
Often though the recipe is much
simpler than lt looks.
Candled orange peel is an in ex-
pensive and very nice Christmas
with holiday meals. Here's the
two-day recipe, that turns out to
be moister than the speedier methods.-
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CANDIED ORANGE PEEL
Cut peel in pieces convenient for
handling and cover with twice the
quantity of water. Bring to boll
and cook until tender enough to
pierce with the fingernalL Drain
and measure peel, packing lightly
when measuring. Add an equal
quantity of sugar but no water.
Rvtl until thtoV ..run I. tT.aA
wmm. J mm
Stir to make sure the peel is well
covered with syrup. -
Let stand over night and in the
morning, bring slowly to a boil,
cooking until the syrup is thick
enough to harden when cold.
(Don't cook long enough for syrup
to yellow). Stir gently as cooking,
lift from any syrup which remains,
and let pieces drain on paper.
Of aU the divinities that are
good, there is the two-syrup va
riety which produces excellent re
sults. TWO-SYRCP DIVINITY
Boil together 1 cup sugar and
. cap water until lt spins a thread.
Pour over three stiffly beaten
egg-whites. Now boll together 8
cups sugar and 1 cup corn syrup
bua -im vu v water UUW&A it. IU1UI m
AWft J L- mmmwM. mmwmmmm 14
thr 1 "chea long. Pour over
the flrt d b mU1
M Tbn fold in i ht .innt.
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aimonas ana aaa l teaspoon va-
Vnd dron bv snoonsfuT M , a
easid plltter. ,pn"fttl 00
Here's an nnnsnaliv rond ni.
nut brtttle ii tL 1
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The Jf e,n8ei th m ;
froth np ud duce new Q
crisper consistency.
PEANUT BRITTLE
3 cu pa sugar
pound glucose
4 cup butter
4 pound raw peanuts
2 teaspoons vanilla
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2 teaspoons soda
StlT BUar' WateP and lucos
together over fire until it boils,
wa8n down ot P". -team
yup a few minutes with the cov
er on and cook to 275 degrees or
almost a bard crack. Remove
thermometer, add peanuts and
butter and stir constantly until
peanuts are roasted and syrup is
a golden brown. Remove from
fire sind add soda rflnnnl-vd In
very little water. Stir well. Pour
umo greasea iray ana as soon as It
hsirtn. tt ... . v.l. jM
neath and turn mixture over.
wniie sua not take hold of edges
and stretch as thin as possible,
breaking off as yon pull. Place
pieces on greased platter, do
sw uim mm vuey wui naraen er
firsL Keep in a cool, drr nlace. l
Today's Menu
Tuna and pimlentos will be the
mam aish for today.
Lettuce and avocado salad
Creamed tuna and pimlentos
On hot biscuits
Baked potatoes
Buttered cauliflower
Dried apricot cobbler
Cream tuna as usual, adding
diced pimlento. Serve very hot
on biscuits or potatoes.
Mrs. Burrouahs
To Entertain
Mrs. D. W. Burroughs will fete
members of her afternoon club
ltb a Christmas party tonight
at ner nome on Laurel avenue.
A late supper will be served by
tne hostess and an exchange of
rifts wlll'be en loved h-r th
ft
Members are Mrs. Stephen
m pi'... v.i.r u p I
' , rV Carl StecI'
fmmer- W! rs.
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u euiu jars, ourrougas.
Mrs. Duncan Has
Drr4,f. '
rally
u. KAt.it. n.,r...n t...
ed her Junior Federated Violin
club to a Christmas party Satur-
day afternoon at her residence
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studio. Members are Bob Hill,
Kenard Adsmi KMrW M.rh
Skating club wUl enterUln guests
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ius ducib ice aivna. ibs party
ffinSS- ilSlZili ctSmSee
baa arranged special skates and
Bsutcs mr uio enjoyment ox ine
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maa nartv will h th last Vat
for thlm jw
nex meUnrllon JJ"T
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Us Marianne Owen, daughter
' Mr. Mrs. Jerrold Owen.
wui arrive in saiem today from
Eugene wnere sne is attending 3
the ITnlTerattv nf Clrmrnn Wi
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First Methodist church baa can- U
celled the party which was to R
have been held tonight. - fj
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Robert : Rawson'a srand opera J
study - class wlU meet tonight at fl
o'clock to study Hansel and f
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Exciting fun for old or young . . . shop Miller's
toylarid for the best buys on Chinese checker.
Also Chinese checkers sets at only 39a eachl
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Gum, Candy Bars 3 for 10c
Popular brands of aum and candy bars priced
at three for ten at Miller's.
Commercial Chocolates, lb. 10c
J3uy your Christmas candies now and save!
Electric Trains 2.69
Including transformer, engine and four cars.
Mechanical Train
$3
Complete with track,
Sturdy construction.
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Electric Tree Lights . . . 19c
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String cf eight lights in assorted colors ready
to string on tree.
Fiesta Pottery (starter set) 495.
20-piece colorful famous quality pottery offered
in this specia at a saving cf 20!
Facial Tissue (500 sheets) 15c
Special for today cnlyl Limited quantity!
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deceptiTe .ire. You will, howerer, find it
jammed cram-fall of the finest choeb
ment of 45 piece and 34 different flarors
A cut for thoae wno appreciate
real quality. Ask for oar Standard Assort
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