PACE STL
Tli OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Friday Morning, April 26. 196
Late Support
Cuts Losses in
Stock Market
NEW YORK. April SS -(
Storks frnermlly continued to
tumble In today market sl
thouh escepttons were plentiful
hd lata sag port cut early losses
runin to 4 er nwrt
Individual situations again
were helpful but bearish gemti-
, ment waa preponderant Selling:
w bUrnad partly cm a Uatfh of
poor first quarter eernins state-
. faent. waainf of in fl a turn py
cHuln&y as federal reserve tjanks
, atd to mrov thv special war
time discount rale awi Wromg
i t r the prrhae f 4Tiirnrnt
aeeuritiea, tf ether will further
irtrenernucm over the coal strike
nd threat of a railway alk
et. Marrh incoma wmimrns
tended to rlcud the carrier.
Of . 1005 iuea registering. 592
fell and 23 rone. Transfers to
taled 1,390.600 shares compared
With l.ie,C Wejhjteariar. The
Associated Press -atock rum
pmtte waa off . of a point at
Tl t, its fourth Mcceaaive down
New York Slock Quotations
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK.
Al Chern At Dye
Aroerican Can ...
A tit Paw St Lt . ..
Am Tel Ac Tel ...
Anaconda ...
AlrtiiMn
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Boring Air
Canadian Pac ...
Calif Pack.
Case J I
Chrysler . -
C'omwlth Ram
Coos. f.diaon ....
Com Vultee ....
font Ina ... .
( rown 2
f uiti Wr
Douglas Air
Dupont Du Ne .
April 13 AP Today's
198 IGen Electric
as Gen. "oo(U
IS Gen. Motors
134 Goodyear Tl
M'aCl Nortti P'd
... 105 lnt Harvest ..1.
4S lint Paper p'd
rao'VKennecott; - - -
29', Long Beit A
Maytf .:t
...... 1' Miami Capper
a I Mont ward
US', a Nasb Kelvin .. .
4 Nat Dairy' .
.. .. as NY Central ..
. 2g'lNorth An Co ......
S7',4'Northern Pac ..
M jPac Am JOslj
7i, Pac Gas iec
as P. T. Ac T: - .. .
Z08 (Pan American ...
MIS, ANDERSON HOME
ZEN A, April 25 Mr Robert
Anderson m convalewcintf at her
hrn after being a pitieut at a
local heerntal for 10 djy.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 23 (API
ICS DA I- Salable cattle 75. tolal 10Q;
calvn 25. mil ket active, steady. fe-
heart guud light nloeker steers up l
IS.OO: Tight dairy type steers down t
1 1 no strirtlv eood-choice ted steer
i quotable to Mnodtf top of 17 83; com?
nion-mediuiu heifers II &0-IS.00: tin
) n.r.rutl.r cuurs innattv SOW-10 01): fat
flair? type cows I1M-1150; few Rood
heel cows 13 50; common-goad sausage
hulls 10.25-50; fairly good beef bull
13.25-SO: food-choice vealers 1800-17.01$
few 17 10. cull 10 00 down.
Salable hogs 23. total 2O0: marked
active, steady; barrows and flits, all
weights. 1 3. Sit: sows 1503; one 970 lb:
ta H 00. lighter weights quoted to.
15 05; gond-choic feeder pigs salable
15 (10-Iff 00.
Salable sheep 100. total 600: market
steady but mostly nominal; odd heart
inod-rhout spring lambs 15 25; com
parable woo led lambs salable to 15 25;
ycMKl wooled ewes quotable 0 00-50; few
good shorn ewes 25; with common
grades St 2 500 SO.
Lrrl Not ire
HOTIC- 1XT-NTMSN TO IMPItOVt
Tawt Pirn at MeaaSwar - rraat te
Iwik lAmm mt Mtghlaae Aeeeae lt-U
Start Uaa.ef tttrkary Street la the
Ory f aea. Oreeaaw
KOTICE 19 HEJBXBY C1VC.H ti.at fhe
C uwinsM CouneU of Um eity af Salem.
Oregon. aVeiasi It necesi rr end expedt
' er.t, anil erefcy deelarca IU purpose
d witerrtMM to luMwve ttiat portion
mt Brsadn from the NarDi I me of
Higlla4 Amu to th Nttrth line of
Hickory Street tn the cite of Salerti.
Utrna County, Oregon, at tfe expense
llw atoutiusg and adjaceat prooerty
miners, eitrept any street ad alle ln
WfMctmn. the npeaw -f which will
l axkuinad Sy the rttyW Satetn. Ore
at ay sn-tngiajt said portHwi of said
street' ta tre estattUahed giaie. con
nrwtmt PortiaiMl rwo.nl concrete
and) aaTtng aaWS Bortmi of said
asreet stin aspOait tuncuW, tnirty fret
to width. Ss aceordanr with the plans
mt specifV-atMris therefor, wntci were
a-fc0ed ay the Canmaa Council on the
I at April, isas. avw un file In
trve offm .mt the eity Rroorrler. and
srivK-h r keeajby refereadi to- and made
i Council axreb r declares
ts purpoa and anteotmat to make the
aaam'i maJ inipeavwewMMSt bi and
anrasasits ttoe Street Imprewmrnt De
awlnntt mt tKe city mt Saet. Orrfon
wy eder mt the ( umiiikw Csuncd of
ti eitv m4 Smimtu. Oregon, this lt day
t AarU, IVwt.
ALffrSO MWrfDT
Oty Rwunlm
a '.em. Oregcxs A -SO-t--arv-Sit-rT - 50
M -1-2-3-4
aoTirc or ixtemtioii t isgpaovr
aat rmrumm mt Oltee Streec rrea tha
Jaw mt I7ta ateaeS tka Bast
I ansae ASassaaai am Sk City
ml Sale. Onus.
HOTKTE 19 Hl.ltr.WV OIVEN that tha
Ctmnmtm Cowaci! tit ctty mt Salem.
Oregwn. aWerrva It niriiiiirsna spedi-
aod kereby awctaraw lis pvirpose
saaesttaMS So hnorara that pottlon
Otnre leet from the West line og
tr- Street So the East 4ne -of Koeske
ASinn as taa Ctty mt Bmimtn Mat Ion
tiunty. Oregron at the eoene of the
Mmttiog and adacent rup:i own
ra, escept any atiaet atd aHer mrr
asstloav. Umt wpiMi mt wrtK-ri wilt be
aiiaumed by Uve eity mt tiatetn. Oregon.
fc. an-incrar aatd Mrttoerif said street
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 25 (AP)-r
Wheat no futures quoted.
Cash grain: No. 1 flax 3 10.
Cain wheat bid: Soft white 1 8j
oft white (excluding Rex) lM'ii
while club Ijmifim : western red 1 6'
hard red winter: ordinary 1 M; 10
(per cent 1 ; 11 per cent 170,: 12
t per cent 1.72,.
! Hard white haarl- Ordinary 1 ';
.-in per cent I H,; 11 per cent 1 70,j
" , . , f I
Tday's car receipts: Wheat 54. flour
a. millfeed 3.
Portland Produce
t ' tne eatabltaaed - graoVi anatructlng
Pwrtiand eonaent cuj'by oi4 paving said
annwn or saaa ssi e i run aaotiari con
crete, thirty feat In wirteu. In accord
ance witb toe plans aeid anorif icatlons
soetesor. wtiirit were adlapted by the
tamniM Council am ' Um Ivt .day of
AacH. la. fia am file In tti office
mt tha ctty fcecaeder. aav4 wrtich are
tereb ref eared a and made a part
THe Casaaaaat Caaneti tat tear declaraa
P vurpMe aad twteitmi to make the
above dim i4 siiummi nut by sad
thenugn , Iba Street Imarermwnl pe
rrmmt mt tne ctty of Salem. Oregon.
By order o tha Caaitaan Council of
tha ctty of fsaanm. Ortaas this 1st day
ax -April. I.
ALmrO MfTIDT
a y JVaMBasasjaava
alena. Oregoa A--Se-S-t4-3i---30
M.-1-3-5-
pimal irTAti' amt"a;
Nnttca ta hereby giee a - taat I have
f-vrd m tha circuit eoaat far Marton
Caanty. Oragaa. mf twtmt aerount' as
InmMtrklar of tha sal sis mt Emmitt
II. Miller, daeeased. aad that said
court baa Claed May ta. tS. at the
Kur at II ctork a n.. as tlia time
gar tveartog mt ' abctam ta aach ac
count aad tha- aetl ! tlimol,
WILXORD C. MIOM !
Chns, J Kowttt A4swantstraUT .
l GuarOuw- aUnstla -
tales, Oregan -
Attorney tor . Aatelaiairatar.
Aata-tS-ta-ta-My. 3
PORTLAND. Ore. April 25 (APi--Butterfat
first quality, maximum of
j oi I per cent aciairv. aenverea m
' Fort land 53-52': premium quality
i aximutn of .35 of 1 per cent acidity,
ar-53'ac, valley routes and country
, joints. 3c lefts than first or oO-SO't. ''
nutter aa prints, ai-ai'ic: cartons.
S2-52'tc; A grade prints. 5i-51c: car
tons. 5H,-52c; H grade prints. 50-5 lei
Ctieese Sellliig price to Portland re
ta iters: Otegoii triplet. 33.13c: loaf.
34 21c lb: basts price triplets to whole
salers. 2 3c: loaf 2S 5c.
Egys To retailers: A A grade, large,
44c: A large. 42c: medium. 39c; small
I pullet). 34c ,
Eggs Purchases from farmers: cur,
rent receipts. X-3S. buyers pay 5-10C
doz below celling price on others.
Chickens Buying price of wholesal
ers i No. 1 grade) broilers 1', to
lbs . 27-30c; t to 3', lbs.. 30-32C; roast
rri over 3'j lbs.. 3l-32c; colored hensj
2S-2"c, Leghorn hens, 20-21c; rooiters;
tags. 14-lftc v
Dressad chickens Selling to retails
ers: Spring brotlets. 3 lbs. up. 41c; co!5
ered hens, J7c; Legnom fowl, 32c; old
roueters and stags. 2So.
Rabbits Go ver anient celling; averi
aga country killed to retailers. 44
lb: live prK-e to producers. 22 -24c lb'
Turkeys Umm baying price. Or ess J
basts: brm. Wc lb.; toms, 30c lb. net
at terms '
Dressed turkeys Packers" selling
price ta retailers: Breeder bans. 3S
40c: wiater pack young hens, 42c lb.
Onions Oregon green. No. 1. 60c
Onions Oregon green. No 1. S0-85C
dor. bunches: Oregon dry. No. 1. S3. 01
SO-lb sack.
Potatoes Iea I Bur bank. S3 00-3. 7S
cental: Maiio. 3.S5 cental: Deschutes,
!s. No. I. 4 00-4 25. cental: 25a, SI 05;
15. 0c; new Florida 3.25-3.75 bag. ,
Potatoes California Long White No
1, 4.85 hundredweight.
Veal AA, 12 ,c; A !,: lt-l',Cf
C, 17-lTi: cull. 14-l.V lb.
Hogs Fancy block 30c lb.
Lambs AA, Stc: A. ,c: B. 22'ie;
C. 2c.
Mutton rancy A. 13 l-4c: M. 12ar
R grade. S- 10c
Beef AA. 21: A. t0i: B, J8 3-4c;.
C. 1S,; canacr and cutter, u-14c;
cannar and cutter bulls 14c.
Cascara bark Dry stock. 30c lb.
Wool Government control.
Mohair 1S4 12-raonth, 45c lb.
Hav Wholesale shipfncnts: alfalfa.
No. 2 or batter S31-34. oats and vetch,
mixed hay. valley (rowers' price. S24:
clover hay. gZl. baied on farms
i ln.a-aVliMi"W;"" b.
&UtfmQYTA&WlVsfmm
II rXmC 37 IIP"'
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C'9ss
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Salom Markot
Quotations
Tha prices below supplied by a Io
cs! grocer are indicative of tha daily;
market prices atd to growers by Sa
lem buyers bat are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
BCTTKR. aCCS AND POULTRY
Sabieet to change wicbeat aetice
Bi'TTHFAT
Premium -54
No. 1 Ai
Na. -M
BCTTU PRINTS
A
B
Quarters . -
reus
large
Mediums ,,. ,
Standards
Puiiets
Cracks
LIYCSTOCK (By Valley Paek
Baef steers JO to
Beef cows .,,; .OS ta
Dairy cows .0 to
"-lia 08 to
Vami
.45
','
J7 C
2 I
Jl
24
-4 '
Lambs, tap
Yearling
Iwcs .
Bucks
Hoys. top. laa-27 lbs.
7TB-30S lbs.
Raws
JJ
Jl
19
II
8.00 to It 50
13 00 ta 14.00
7 00 to 11.0
2 00 to 8 0S
2.00 la 4.00
13.4fi
POULTRY
No. I colored hens
No t coa-e hens ..
i4.sa
14 09 to 140
St
TARTY riAPTNED
MILL Cmf. Aprtl 25- ( Special W
Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood is acting;
crtatrman in cnarge of the Three,
Links club card party to be held
Saturday night at the Odd Fet
lows hall.
noiv
SUE SHOPS r-
"CASiiiriDCmnr
WlUsoart Painful tWaraet-s
Slaay a ffeeers ralk a aagglaa aarkarbs
aaiddy. mmem tbey mi aeaver t sS the at
aaaaa af tatr tiaabla asy aa tiro kt s,
T kaiaeysara N atre's elk lef way of taaV
fits; the esceas aaiaa aad sraata aat mt the
mi aad. T ry halp Mast ysapls pass aaaac
pints a day. '
When doederof kidaey functloa aemha
BnauoaiatoiiMiiataraigfai.tj
W pains, laaa of pep and eaerry. artting up
nicfets. sweJuag. pufBaeai ander the eyes.
hsadacaes aad diasiaeaa. fYeqoeot or anuttsr
paaaagi with so m rUng aad harwinc aeasa,
toaea ahaaa there is sons thing wrongr with
yaor kid-eya or Uadaer.
Hos t waitl Ask year drag-gist for Dosn's
Tills, a attainlaat diaretie. used saeeassfully
ay am illiene far over as vaars. Bean's Hv
kai. .!. E1I Kl .k IK .!. -5
a tea ey taaas n mm aos pi xn
your biuao. Cat Doaa'a film.
closlnc quotations:
. 48'4ipnney J C 83,
, 52', Radio Corp 16i.
73 Kayonter 26'.
73' RayoniT pfd 37i,
58',; Reynolds Met 38,
4, Safewav .. . 30,
125 iSears Roebuck, , 454
5'!Sinclair OU ,
3H So. Pacific i . 57,
13', Stan Oil Cal , S5
lOU'Stew-Warner . 21
Bl Studebaker 30
21LSun. Mininr . ... 22
43, Union Oil ... 28
2,'Un. Pacific I7a
35J. Un. Airlines . - 42
29', Un. Aircraft , 30
l,,iU. Si Steel 2,
45i, Warber Bros 53',
IMi; Wf EI Mtg X13,
21 ,Vooworth , 60i,
Agricultural
Order Add to
Oats Strength
CHICAGO, April 25 -i,T)- Late
strength developed in oats today
following announcement by the
agriculture department that corn
purchased under the . bonus pay
ment plan will either be exported
or supplied to domestic process
ors. May. rye, after fluctuating
widely in a "thin" market, closed
lower.
Grain men said tha agriculture
department's announcement Indi
cated that noije of the corn the
government buys will be used for
feed. Jn such a circumstance, the
already large feeding demand for
oats might be expected to in
crease, they said. The government
hopes, to purchase 50,000,000
bushels of corn.
At the close-wheat, corn and
barley and deferred rye contracts
were unchanged at ceilings. A
little trading developed in July
and December wheat, the first in
some time. OaU were unchanged
to s higher, July 83, and May
rye was l'.-3 cents lower at
$2.61.-2.61.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by Te Assoetsted Piess
April 23
STOCK AVERAGES
30 18 IS SS
Indus Rails Util Stks
Thursday ...10S.8 46 0 54 1 78 8
Previous day -.107.5 4S.4 54 2 T9.4
Week ago 108.7 47.8 54 4 SO 4
Month ago l03.S 47.0 S3 3 77
Year ago , 83 7 40.7 42 8 C4.4
BOND AVERAGES
30 IS 19 as
Rail Indus Dttl Pogn
Thursday 1II3.S 103.6 107.4 78 7
Previous day 104 4 103.7 107.3 78 S
Week ago 103.S 104 3 107 7 78 8
MonUi ago - 10S5 1050 108 1 77 2
Year ago 100 3 104 8 107 S 72 7
14 high 10S 103.2 109 3 78 8
194 low . 103 8 103 S 107 3 75 7
New 194S low.
CLOSE FOR nOUR j
AMITY, April 25-(Special)-A
special program was held at the
Christian church on Good Friday.
All business houses were closed
for one hour, 1:30 to 2-.30ip.nv,
at the request of Mayor Law and
Ed Kasnick. president of the
chamber of commerce. Rev. Bruce
Caldwell conducted the service.
BACK FROM VISIT
AURORA, April 25- (Special )
Mrs. M. C. Smith who has been
visiting for the past ten days with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Smith of Klam
ath Falls, returned home Wednesday.
Gibraltar has: belonged to tba
British since 1704-.
I ATTEIITIOII
; FlUUIEES
Ws par highest allow
obi cash price, for
dxwsssxi tskxL So your
Mcsrstst Saiaw7 S torsi
rnaugsf lor complat dm-toll-.
i
SAFEV7AY
s , ... r , . . v Xr"
Edwards 2 ib I
COFFEE Regular or Drip lof 54C I
1
Df you are interested in serving grand tasting, savory meats every time
do this: Buy at Safeway where all meat is guaranteed to please. Under
our guarantee you are the judge of tenderness, juiciness- and flavor.) If
you ever get a cut of Safeway meat that fails to please,
all your money back without return of the meat.
we will give
l.imrh
St eat
Time la
Here !
See Our
Large
Variety
Zhinchzm, VlhaL JcaiukuA!
ASSORTED Type 3 Veol
LUNCHEON Macaroni & Cheese j OA
s A If aw aw n i i ' a e- 8 at
lVlV Bd fiCKie or rimieriio
Hon to prepare old
time meat favorites
There's nothing like one of these old-time
meat favorites for satisfying hearty appe
tites and bringing words of praise to the
cook. Most of them are easy on the budget,
too. ;
SWISS STEAK
Thit perennial auorite always goes over with
the men in the family. Although round steak is
most frequently used, chuck or sirloin tip is
equally good swissed.
Allowing about H pound for each person,
have steak cut 1 to 2 inches thick. Sprinkle
with salt and pepper and roll in flour. Pound
with edge of plat Brown in melted shorten
ing in Dutch overt or heavy frying pan. Add
2 cupe pf water, cover, and cook slowly . for
2 Vj hours or until meat is tender Add more
water, if necessary, to make the desired
amount of gTavy. Serve with fluffy masJted
LAMB SHOU.DCX PKT ROAST
About a? half hour before the pot roast is done
put in peeled potatoes, carrots and onions and
you It have a complete meal. Sprinkle a 3
pound lamb shoulder with salt and pepper
and roll in flour. Brown in melted shortening
in a Dutch oven or deep kettle with tight
fitting tid. Add 2 cupe of hot water, a medium-sued
onion: thinly sliced and a bay
leaf. Cover and cook slowly about 3 hours
or until tender. Add more water if neoeesary.
Serves 6 to 8.
IX AlStO SHORT RIBS
Here's another old-timer that's been a favorite
for generations. Try serving with home-made
noodle.
Have $ pounds of short ribs cut in serving;
size pieces. Brown slowly, turning often, in
a small amount of shortening in a heavy
kettle with tight fitting cover. Add cup of
hot water, salt and pepper. Cover and cook
alowly until meat is tender, about 1 to 2
hours. Serve the liquid as gravy or add more
water and thicken with flour blended to a
smooth paste with cold water Serves 6.
Director
The Hocnemakers' Bureaai
Am Ewtrm 3 e -y Jars are
Old Dutch Cleanser 2 com 1 5
20 Mule Team Borax 2-ib. pk0 25
Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 3 20
White Magic o' 17 sx' 32
Soil Off, forctxrting woodwork Quart Q
Clea rex Window Cleaner 12-z 23
Aunt Sue's Dry Clanr 1 o,1or 63
Edwards
Regular or Drip
TEA CANTER- 1 6-bag A C 8-bog OstC
I LA BURY pkg. Is) pkg. 00
CsrilfnaC Kin3 Solomon, No. 1 4Ac
JGlUincS Natural or Tom. tall IU
Stidd's Tamales 22'
Chicken Ravioli wo'14c
Noodles :3r E5C
Grade A Fresh
Fryers
Eviscerated
l ib. 62 C
Sliced
HALIBUT
.42c
Lamb
ROAST
Shoulder, Square
35c .34l
New Englcmd Loaf. A. C. lb. 55c
Polish Sausages type 2 lb. 45c
Minced Luncheon Meat A. C. tb. 37c
Spiced Lunch Meat Honey brand, lb. 33c
Sldnless Wieners, type 2, A. C. lb. 37c
AA
Us
Leg o Lamb i0c A
GRADE AA, bV. 0 .30
Lamb Chops cj A a.c
TENDER RIBS, AA. la. s9
Lamb Stew
NECK. BREAST, SHANK
AA I A 4 fir
fc. 17
Fresh Oysters
MEDIUM SIZE - I
Ground Beef
FRESH DAILY t
Pork Sausage
TYPE I.VISKINGCAS1NG. S.
-65'
s;28'
Berkshire
HATURAL CHEESE
Sunny Bank
MARGARINE
1 1b.20c
Med.
Des.
Grade A
Fresh EGGS
40c T
Minute Man Sierra Pine Soap Nabisco 100 Bran SHsVEIl FOAII
SOUP MIXES Toiltt Many Wonderful Recipe. jJQp
g j 2 Bar, 13 J 17C I p., !,: 24C
I
Check these loW prices and see why
folks say you get more for your money at Safeway.
Dried Prunes "EStr Nr0317c$1.8f
Tender Peas
Green Deans
Diced Deets Blue Tog, fancy
CORN
Inch Cccilss
Reyes
sa
24'
Gordenvide
Rapid Cut
No. 2 fe 12 S
II for !&
con
No. 2
tide 12 f
con tor lear
10 Z $1.09
Central Creom Style,
Golden Bontom
No 2 3Ic 12 S CTA
Sf for lesa?y
con
DEANS
snTomoto
Souce VAN CAMP
No. 300 flec 12 $i
! for leSV
con
Dcct
SUGAR
5s.35
10.63
Sugor Stomp
No. 29
Tue.,Apr.30
Oieez-it Jr. 1 Croc-arsj e-os. pk0.
Krt.ft QlSttvCVaWe pk9. 21 c
CfSLp Red H.N Uhx kot. 14'
Bc-Uca Diss sJ u 23'
lfled0ab,t3fiS26'
CrecnofVhsaltril'
Cemafica Vhal ..,22s
Ra Era Fties !SSSr, 11
TCHf 0 J-tlCC farNo.J's1 Oec.itl i
ApplS i-f CC New West Quart fer
6rc?2 lafce AM24cei;5
llecttj Rdshs i iwli
Pcirrf latter
BrcrMbit Mdsses Si J 44c
Rani a.gw tm..
Roost tor
f2 ffiYZpffft
Jtriet Ti!efs
for tosry dessarts pkg
fer Dcby's ttcaftA
,8
TlcdlanaL
April 3
o! May f4
n-.. r i-
Oopo's Juruor eVi-c.i'
Bhy Feeds
fcby Foods V 75'
P:bCere2l 39
Ooop's er CtfW't t-et. a.g. 15'
Instet Ofced o-ast-a -t. 1 5C
Cerber's 15'
Try Safeway produce and taste the cUfferer.ee
yourself. Every purchase is guaranteed to please.
'-1
AVOCADOS AT.SrV ib. 290
Reody-to-Eat Colovos
ASPARAGUS ib. 150
Fresh, Tender Speors
JUICY LEMONS ib. iil0
Thirt Skint
FRESH PEAS ib. 120
Pkjrnp Pods
-
LETTUCE
Head j aLlafU
field! nnuBAnB
Strawberry Yartetf Ib. BVic
NEW POTATOES
Texas miss Triumphs
VS.
No. Vm !
lb.
80
Fresh Produce Feotures for Fridoy and Soturday
B&EMDA'& MOTHR HIPS OUT
JANE, THIS PARTY IS 60HO
TO WEAR ft. OUT. IV BEEN
SHOPPING Ali. OVER TOWN
MOWCANSHC HAVE I I - CCAO VOU COUU COMC, P3TTy. . " 1
I MOW CAN SHE' IHAVC 1 I I ATW PRO0UCE7 - f
; I tc cm o- aii nuts m : s - 1
7 - I U V-' ' I I "V cl I t REALLV FRESH .... SO -. I
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