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Court Names
Marion Comity
1946 Jury List
The Marlon county circuit court
fias Issued the circuit court official
fury list for 1946 which lists the
names of persons believed bjr the
court to be qualified to serve as
J urori during the ensuing year.
The complete iM is ail foliowa:
: i- J
In Us CUosU ICeajH fat MviM
Ceoaty. etate a Oria
In Um matter or the Preparation f
the Circuit Court Jury Ut for the
year 1W.
On this day the matter of th mak
ing; of tit Circuit Camrt Jury list for
thi rear 1M cam on refularly for
consideration.
It U hereby OROFRZD by tbe Court
that the following; list of ninwi of
pfttont believed to tee qualified to
eeree aa Jurors ibe. and' it i hereby,
tinaUl aa the Circuit Court jury
list tor the year; 14.
JtT UST FOB THE IKAB 1M4
Aiourtlto
Raymond Tttua, fanner; Lena Stetn
kamp. housewife.
luipli Lesbo. t farmer: Clara Hilda
SitU-a. houskeeper,
relteaibesb
Char lea T. Haeemea,. lesser; Ira A.
reeks
Katharine ' Gouley, student; Mods
ft Jones, houaewUe; ttaipn B. Sturgta,
ebrer.
atatterffle
. Kvanceline Dentel. housewife.
Caaaayeef
Henry Zero, farmer.
Cfceaaaws
Guy H. Smith, farmer Reset Teets,
Jnuewlf; Joseph A, Diednch, far
rer; Don W. Evana. farmer; Anna
Hasty, honaewlfe; aVtwairl Nevak. far
rier; Edward U. CUese. carpenter.
CrUas
Clara Mlnard. housewife; Iee U.
Rreily. manufacturer; Theedata H.
houaewUe; Mary Btnfwald. house-
Wlfr.
Ienls
l.rm O Cissy. Clifford Ceae.
KacUweed :
J .Win B. Can-nlec, -retired; Mary
F at t well, hwiaewlfe; Adeline S. Lar-
tm. housewife; ItereM C Lent, la
rtr: Leonard J. fUdctiffe. rosson:
Matgaret E. Wladiiind, etuderrt. Al-
Iwr Truas, lie mi mil.
ratrneM
Edna B. theft, . housewife,
fslrfreaade
rinrertro Wright, housewife; Nurma
D Hoedi4rhaunrr, house wtfe; Minnie
ftnwtana. houaewife.
kat Oertaif
lieaii V. Molsan. housewife; Robert
ftariirr. farmer; Marguenta ft John,
iHI4'WUe.
Wnl .srrale
rtaiik Junf wirth, farmer,
svesvtlle
Fvrlvn M Adams, honeewtf: Freda
flo-ell. houaewlte; Jewell G. Urlnkley,
tn lle: Nell Allen Hilflrker, turuae
WI: L,dla M. kfattaon. bookkeeper.
Orover C. Pwnentf, retired, Auguat
Y jottanaan, carpenter.
Mereb
Allert F. MUtaap, barb-r.
CenuaJ Newell
Ray McKJbheo. farmer; Mary Wamp
, imtuewite.
K-rtk MowrU
Coorge CUne, farmer, Anna M.
fVi-iiin, houaewife.
-.t llaeoard
l.arouch Oyater. farmoiette. Fred
Cwrft, pipe fitter; Ora-e Atnucker,
Vt Hakbard
Aura E. Vre4elurg, lahorer; Ruth
i" jungnieaei, atenngraptier.
Jefferson
Mariou Lonnev. farmer: Edward Ji.
Dravrr, farmer; Curtieiia A. finley,
rer-reo; czra v; union Marl, farmer.
Lltertr
Mary Meyer, houaewife; Kdwin W
Mallear -
ilrrman Amort. Jr., meat cutter;
anna Amort, cannery iihmt.
Marian
MrRaa
IXiitald Z. Vow; Clair T. Mlhler, far
Mehaaaa
Anton Macaeec. Jr., kimWr grader;
rvemi t'nuupa, larioar.
Mill CHy
Aueiut T. Koeneke; trtlba La Vino.
W1UIMT-
Oeotge Oaaoer White, Jr, fanner;
pnii t. pjwc, farmer
tmt MU Am H '
J "aeon BirvMoUl. clerk; Henry Kaal
!. farmer K. I.. Youti. Ituturance
Ocent; Cieorga S. May, creamery work
er; rreo jM-bwalt, pre. Cemm Co.
Veat Mt. Awnl
Krerta OboraMwaer, nwuaewtfe; Mary
f leiMui, rtouatwiie; uanoy Keaon.
rrtecU i
Htttn K Swarta. fiouaewifa, William
c m.i, farmer, ften KWker, farmer;
wmv nrcailtari, priming prenan.
loaky
Jeeuh W. Leretlette, Ray C. Lick
lUtedale
Mutirtoe E. Klltifer, farmer; Barbara
c Kama, aieoaewlfe; Grant Tatar, tar
frwr.
.ieni Ka.
Mrrtle F. lUevea, houaewifa; K1a
O Ueven, houaewife; IUteri C. Irwin
auditor; floretire Keptne. hotiewlfe;
in vi. mum, ornre mgr.: Haxel I,
f.iion. houaewife- rhra R. Morley,
tnukewlfe; Jaraee C rika, fiutt pack
lea Ma. t
Jneph arhlndtef, lahorr. Iira A
Titnaa, painter; Avguat II. Nohlgrcn,
r-taureAt op,; Otarkna H. McKlhtnnay,
lilt agent: utmnt E. fre. ventlla
turn dent, wei Mi, Jeaeohlne Kock,
fnuewie ,
aiiiH k. t
James L. Edward. puMV? account
4i. iinno l,. jMncmiM. nouaewire:
Alia B. Walt. tioMwwifc; William A.
l- tare, clerk,
a Im No. 4
Anna Leawm. wartreaa; Gertruda
F Lobdell. tenrejee; iJethne ft. Stuber.
rone; awtma u. riactier. nounewu;
V riuenee. ooakkaao'r.
aJaaa Ko. t
feo. Viaako. eentracter--Archie M.
1-aOue, Cfwaanery worker.1-' Oar K.
Parmer, audrtor; Cltffoed R. Varkar,
aa'iearnen: Marten It. William, typist;
x wxjora X. rtrod, wooalnwu main.
leaa No. f
Haymnatd IL MCauVy . tirtrn; Joa-
e i W. Ztecter. rruref: CLaia N
'::ira, grocer, Hal I Kennedy,
TUM-wife.
Um Me. 1
lona C. Ooade. honjiewife. Helen
Peatfy. botiearife: WlUaia BMveita,
aa'eman: Barbara A brumho, tho
a" operator: Metn Biotti, labortr;
i.tn L, carper, nouaewtfe
irea No. B
trrlyn Trwvta. - houaewife: Ruth E,
JTraitt, iBinr Marry If. Wilton, la
iMirer; cstarlotte Aoole. a cretarr: wil
I i n W. Crtadwk'k, teAel max ; Edith
F Mooee. housewife.
Silrta . t
Mitha Cahbwlorf. hnttaewlfo. Ltiella
H huren, howfe; certride W-tlcox
h.,newite: Kathrrn rn-Br-. tuiiue
T'ti M. Krre houwewtf " H jlhe LyrM-h.
rr tnui ontpioyee; May.Almlra Kale
tcler
aiem Mo. IS
rrancea Edward
atat.
funeral dl
eiK-Aor; Harry J- Wiedmer. aecretary;
U M. FImK, houwkewT; Holph w.
br-uthwlrk. tciatf ocent: Ceo. W.
M nr, farmer; ArwiW E MlUs. houao
fe.
ftel-at Ma. II
Mas it. Hren. eaevrtiant: Grant W
P . prea. fitfWare oa ; Olin K. De
V, ,:t. real estate aeant: Hoi 111 W
rltlngton. rHir. rlutixrtg atote; Mabel
tuoent
aiern Me. It
i;rT W. Illllman. cannery owner
Ir. Butler, laouaewlfe; Marry C. Corn.
c'vf; Tereaa C. Want. lio-jae1fe
Gaor D. Huaaey, hmiaewie,
sleni Me. II
lhn W. Nash, laborer; Kathryn
rr iel. Oeauty aop on ; Knlgnt t
Trmttj, nurseryman; Alma Im Jonas,
ff.'wealfr;, Ilwetd B Hill, dentist; Ray
H Keene. stliletic director, Clifton K,
H'1,10. trarik keeper
Bslem Ma. I
Altne T H. noose wife; Msbla K
njhriel. hotisewire'. Conrad O prance
e'urfent; Herbert J tralraMi, electri
cian.
less Ma. t
VjItVw rn n isiei: loe Cor
wife; Gladys M. Wada, lerk; Ciena
Munsors. ins, agent: voorgo w.
Speed, mecrtanio.
alees Me. U
Thonaa MeLeMM. aajcemsn: Marions
L Uomogslla houaowtfo; KnnU Wait,
packing has. op.; Mary A. Turner,
houaewife; Lloyd T, Rigdon, mauso
leum mgr.; Nsotni Phelps, social wot tear.
ale as Me. IT
Atmcds E. Kellogg, housewife; Trad
PL Kosler. aaet. bank mgr.; Edith H.
Mudd. houaowtfe: Beulah I. rollis.
housewife: Vsrnum T. Kuhn, mar chant;
Rodney Martin, electrician! uwtus tv.
Isom. secretary.
Salem Ne. II
Evelyn Benner. bookkeeper: Elsie C.
Rhoten Rundlott, bouaowlfs; Wallace
H Bmeataata. auto dealers John T.
Edwards, merchant; Leona G. Joyce,
Housewlfes U B. Klch. ocoounUnt,
Salem Ma. t
Or in C. Wstklns, retired; James T.
Noble, painter: Matthew W. Oalsor,
salesman; Effle Bcott, houaewife; rior
ence M. Williams, housewife; Buth
Stabb, housewife.
Salem Me. M
laabelle E. Rutherford, housewife:
Ralnh Wlrth. chief auditor: U. Frank
Snow, retired; Carleton L, Roth, grocer.
Salem Ne. II
CHftnn Rosa, clerk: Grace M. Tay
lor, housewife; Cdrrlo B. Kuea. houao
wtfe; Eather T. Kruger. housewlfa;
Carmallie I. Wcddlo. teacher.
alem Me. SI
C. IL Glenn, postal clerk; Wm. J.
Buaick, merchant; Gladys T. Lofky,
housewife: Mrs. Sara Stump, . houae
wife; Mrs. Mafclo Wenderoth, nouso
wife; Ralph M. Murphy, office worker.
saiem no. zj
Dorta Mortartr. aecratarr: Harry P.
Anderson, contractor; Olive M. Cur
ray, proof readei ; Mrrtla S. lngTsra,
bookkeeper.
alem No. 24
Edtta McKay, houaewife; Josephine
Spauldins:. houaewife: Herman
ftchollberg; carpenter: Eather G. Man
nine, housewife: Mrrtla M. Barr.
housewife; Jssaie M. Harold, house
wlfa.
Salem No. It
911,1 1IIBII WW- .b., is-ium VIB) VH
SknpU, truck driver: Oeraldlne Wood
roffe, bousewife; oiadys J, seams ter,
oeeuiy cuirurtat.
saiem no. is
Chailes A. Knle. enaineer: Ijivena
Knight. retliW: Mary L Rowland.
nousewue; Booen A. senwaru, wara-
nouaeman.
Saleaa No. tf
Margaret Ahehsrt. housewife: Thom
as E. Cole, retired; Helen B. Law,
ti ssaiimsaslf m rBsswtsi am. 1 1 sji sm Bra sl
Effte C. ltrteh, houaewife.
ac aajem
Michael X. PlUoatrlck. student:
Chester E. Lee, contractor; Pent T,
Smith, houaewife; Mable O. Boxing
ton, hutuumnfe.
Saleaa MelcsH
w w-s srvit e-r ojn Ym'mt ar twm
L. Scott, farmer: Olive M. Beardsler.
houaewife; Alvln B. Stewart, merchant :
Emma ft. Ahait. bousewife: Frederick
M. C. Edmund son, student; Carl A.
Graham, mechauie.
St. Paal
Jnaephlne Kerr, hot bm wife; Alphona
sHsrserlo. farmer: Maria . Connor.
oisewife.
calUrd
Mamie McCormlck, housewlfa; Lia
na Hunt, housewife: Oliver W. NoyeS,
manner oeaier; cnaa. vutoeni. .
Brett Mills
Jrihn T Pima l.miM' Ummw SVall.
man, farmer; Bert till so, farmer.
snaw
Bliertnan R. Barrr. farmer.
Sidney
Ethel tuinaton. housewife'. Hsttle
Mccsny, rtousewiia.
Uverteo MIU
John VanOordor, farmer; Triton Op-rta.
NortJi BUverUm
Jennie B. Johnson, houaewife: Ole
W W 1 i. .... w 1 - & ,
Specht. houaewife: Earl O. HoIUday.
farmer; Bertha U-Ksntis, housewife:
Prank Edward Huhha, planing nrlU
vorirr,
South Sllrerton
Srlvis E. Haberlv. housewlfa! Alvin
mis itnif, farmer.
F.ast Sflvertoa
Granger, houaewife; Ida Kuntaon.
nousewue; Mr lye M, Titus, noueewtfe;
George W. Hubbs. Ins. agent; OUvs
mnriey, nousewiia.
West anverton
Hiram E. Mice, farmer: EateHa F
VanCleave, houaewife; Clara Tokatad,
"nn w. noemrn, painter; Lama Uol
die vown, nmiaewifo; Gi inert M. Gun
d arson, liquidator trustee. j
atari
Tresaa I.. VanNura. houaewife' rwaro.
thy B Wright, housewife: Louisa Im-
kty. housewife; Jetut P. Richards, far
mer.
Eaat ataytee)
Henry Msnltli. lahosr: UrK n
Prey, houaewife: Abtier ri Taritiur
i nruier
West urton
Addle P CaanelL hauae,ir f nr
niiwm, laoorer
aokUe-Jly
Joseph Zuber. farmer' Mrs. rmlla
wuier, nousewite.
Tarner
Merlin O. Pearaon. farmer; Anna
Kunke, houaewife; Margaret O. Miller,
mnurwiw rreo aiiicneu. farmer:
' mnn I racy, farmer.
s'nion mn
WUIla Tate, farmer: Rertlia N Klne
houaajf; Joseph Im Long, farmer.
tt arenas
Eva M. Akolnwall. housewife.
East Weodkwra
Robert H. Mcott. farmer: J oh an S flail
housewife; John Porter, laborer: Wsyns
b. uveasy, laoorer; psrry Dale Mau
Mn, signal man.
Wast Weodbarn
Clara Werner, housewife: Edith M.
Cord, housewife; MoJly A. Hunt, house-
wua; yrsns l. I'uray, laoorer.
IlrckarLi, Taylorn
Party HoL4
SUTfNYSIDE. Feb. 14-(Sieclal
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heckart open
ed their home to a croup of
neifhbnrs and friends. Preacn
were Mr. anH Mrs. Ivan Oater
man, sons Bobby j and Dicky of
Salem; Mr. eexl Mrs. Kenneth
Cole, Billy Cole, Tommy and
Garry GleaaocL Mr. and Mrs. d
win CaJdwdl. Ronald CaldwelL
of Roaedale; Miss Grace Chand
ler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles h.
Taylor of SurmysUe.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Edwards of
rWern, Mr. and Mrs. Dal ton Cat
tle, GehUmr road, were (ttestg of
Mr. and Mrs. diaries L. Taylor
on Tuesday ercnlng honoring
Mrs. Castle en her birthday an
niveraary.
Community Club I
At Donihccker'i .
PZONEER, Fab. 14SpclaI)-
Tba Community club mat at tht
Frank Dornhecker noma for tha
regular meeting of tha month.
The president, Mrs. John Cala-
van, appointed Mrs. Frank Searl
as -refreshment ' chairman and
Mrs. Frank Dornhecker for the
program for tha next meeting.
Mrs. Roy Woodman had charge
of the program for tha evening
and Mrs. John Calavan gave an
interesting reading. An exchange
of Valentines was enjoyed by the
group. '
Refreshments ; were served to
BCHOOIXUKL IIOMTEgS
AMITY. Feb. 14-(Special )-Mlss
Phyllis Meeker entertained the
Letter Girls of the high echoed
with a Valentine party at - the
home of her parents, Mr. and Airs,
P. EL Meeker Saturday.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleenless (lights
Psstors say yonr kktaeys aeatala tt ssBea
aUartssWerBJserssrkikapteyvTtfrtoe
Um4 a4 lee yes) baateky. When tear aS
tirad oa4 Sua work rich la toe 4ari a.
suarrwei kae to mt as la1ta.y reeoeat
acsesatyaasssmwIUsssartlraaWirsisat
snwitlraii abowe there a seraethlss; wisag
wtta yawr hi mn s ee sissser. peaj't a in i st
Skle ssaSMsa sad hisvalaatle-raatfalalere.
Wfcea eieereeref kidner f awetleo MfmMo
pnlsoasas matter Wraeaak to yeur Mess. Si
Busy simeanae saestag eaekaolia, rt maisUi
Pains, lag peine, less Of pep and asteray.
owsHma-. uiti tea B-wks Ue eysa, lua a ili is
mm dlssiaaas.
Uen't wahl Ask yasjr draetUt fee Doss's
-xii. . i,,, gorilla, assa; nufssafanr
bf -slUiaws fee over f years. Poaa'a give
Kaopy reMef ae4 wd belp bsr IS asOas s
asiaer w as mmmH mm a I hi aeaa waata im
v Matel Mauwr Iuhih. rm oasesk ves maae. a fUlM,
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Woodman, Mr.
and Mrs. Eld on Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Torn Keller and Richard,
Mr. and Mra, Sydney Hanson and
Alvin, Mrs. John Calavan, Mrs.
Hoy WoodhuU, Virginia Bradart,
Roy; Black and Elmo, Mr. and
Mrs, Dornhecker and Bob.
WOMEN HEW HARD
JEFFERSON, Feb.; 14 -(Special)-
Six ladles were out to Had
Cross sewing Tuesday in the city
ball and completed three pajama
sulU, 14 wheel chair cushion
covers and 2t utility bags.
The brightest US lighthouse In.
peacetime was at Navesink, NV,
with 9,000,000 candlepower.
Foretfm Give
Three Degree
STAYTON. Feb, 14 -(SpecUl)-Twenty-five
new members were
Initiated In the three degrees of
the Catholic Order of Foresters
for the Visitation Court No. 1113
of Verboort, Ore., February 10.
Conferring was conducted by the
Sublimity Catholic Forester de
cree team under the direction of
Stake chief ranger, Michael Bene
dict and L. M. Doerfler. A 7:30
banquet was served to over 200
by women of the Verboort parish.
Among those speaking at the ban
quet were Very Rev. Father Neu-
gebauer, Rev. Father Saul of Roy,
state chief ranger, Michael Bene
dict, past state chief ranger, John
Deserter, state aecretary, Edward
J. Bell.
BOY TO DOCTOB
PIONEER, Feb. 14 -(Special )
Mra. Andrew The Us took her son
Wayne to Salem to a specialist
Wayne had been having severe
ear trouble, but is greatly im
proved st this time.
WCTU REMEMBERS
TURNER The Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union met at
the Christian church Wednesday
afternoon for a program and tea
in memory of Frances Willard.
Linn Republicans
Expect One Content
ALBANY, Feb. 14r-(Special)-At
least one contest Is expected in the
coming primary election. This is
for office of district attorney,
Melvin Goode filed his candidacy
with the aecretary of state for the
nomination to this office this
week. Present Incumbent Is Har
low Weinrick, who has Indicated
he will be a candidate for re-election.
Goode, a resident of Albany tor
ten years, was recently dischar
ged from tbe army after 28
months duty. Previous to enter
ing the service be had a law of
fice with Attorney Edward Sos
of Albany. Since his return to Al
bany he has opened a separate of
fice.
Both Good and Weinrick art
republicans.
FCKXOUOU OVER
PIONEER. Feb. 14 -(Special )-
Wayne Searl left Sunday morn
ing for Colorado after apending a
two week furlough with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Searl
and hia brother Gary.
In the hands of the Indians of
Draxil the blow-gun is a deadly
weapon. They can kill birds with
it at a distance of 200 yards.
Customert at Safeway enjoy making their lelectloiis from a wide r '
. ' " ; i - i ; " 'l.l tlr3 assortment of quality foods. On every shelf, in every section of I" I
I ; j ; ' -- " " ! J !: V I ... ,lVrtiUv the store, there's a DromiM of rood eotni a oromise that's - v J '
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Pdjno!Jyo Socp
Perfect Toilet Regular fe
! Soap Bar 9
Pwciie Hrjf sJzancu fiy
Pcscxie RwSptiTjltO
fcstat Iklsfci 1-D.pige2(r
tertdivoXttL 1V.-B;pig.J0
Vheat Cered, COTeClIen 23p
Shrcdiwd VhMIilsco pig. He
Customers at Safeway enjoy making their selections from a wide
assortment of quality foods. On every shelf, in every section of
the store, there's a prorniw ol good eating promise that's
-backed by Safeway'a famous money-back ruarantee. Important
too, is the fact that you can buy these fine foods at everyday
low prices, A few minutes spent comparing values at Safeway
will show you the easy way to inexpensive, yet delicious meals.
I '
Two Distinctive Heals
ivitb Lou-Cost Heats
I Lux TfcHs Soea
3bor,20e
Sweet Smelting
Mild Soap
Um
srasuttwl
rdea
3-Dii3.13c
Sj):;hwfH
M:cercni
Kitchen lkzzz
ScCrccktrsmpigaM1
lldlrrax $i5lS, 5CD Sheets 55c
far fine
gravies
t
CIGARETTES
Cornels, Chesterfields
Lucky Strike, Oid Gold
! pigs. !6C
Corton 54 4)A
of 10 ,w
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Cherry & Rospberry
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DEEF
POT ROAST
Rich in I lovor ond
very tender
Arn or Blade cut
A U. e, S
Many of bi moat appealing menu are
planned around inexpensive cuts of meat.
Here are two of my beat-liked dinnera thai
are sure to bring you compliments front
guests, or family.
OLD.ASH.0NID iOHED DIN NIX
Don'f forget this old favorite for a wintry day
Even tht moi discriminating eaters go for it.
I like to serve tt with hot corn bread or cornmeai
muffins and m frosted apple dumpling for des
sert. I always pass soms of the "pot liquor
and a bowi of mustard-horse-radish sauce.
To serve 6, simmer 4 or 5 pounds of boiling
beef (choose abort ribs, brisket, plate or
chuck for this) in a large kettle for 3 or 4
hours or until tender. About H hour before
aerring time place on top of the txvaat 0
medMun-aized peeled potatoes, carrots, white
turnips, onions, cabbage wedges and pare
anipa. Sprinkle lightly with salt and eove
tightly. Simmer until vegetables are done.
Arrange attractively on a large plattei
around the meat, keeping ail of one kind of
vegetable together.
fOT ROAST WITH RICH VIOnAIU
ORAVY
Here's gravy thafs realty something, For m
Sunday dinner I like to serve pot roast and
gravy and accompany it svith fluffy masked
potatoes, broccoli with Umon butter, grapefruit
and avocado salad with French dressing, whole
wheat biscuits and lemon chiffon pic.
Brown m 4 or 5 pound pot roast in hot abort'
ening In large kettle, turning often. (I
usually select one of the chuck roast or sv
rump roast to pot roast.) Add X to 2 cups
water or tomato juice. Put 3 or 4 cut-up
tope and outside stalks of celery, a peeled
potato, m carrot, sx large onion, come leaves
of cabbage, psu-alry and any left-over vega
UUea you have en hand In the kettle with
the pot toast. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Cover tightly and ausuner aiowfy several
boon or until meat is tender, adding mere
liquid if naceaeary. When done, remove meat
and prcaa vegetables through colander along
rim the liquid. Season the vegetable gravy
to taste with salt and pepper, a few drops of
.Woreeetersbire or gravy eauce. I find the
maahed vegetables thicken the gravy suffi
ciently. But if you like thicker gravy, the
It may be thkkened with flour and water.
Director
The Homemakers Bureau
eiefer Stj StrWte
oroi
wx
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COFFEE
Rich, full
bodied
L J lb. bog 13
-1-tb. bog 4J
Dose Peanut Batter, lb. jar 23'
Peanut Bntter 25' &
g?Ui
MYAY
COFFEE
Ground
when you
buy it!
lb. bog 20
S-tb. bog 5Qc
Sunhritc '
CLEANSER
Removes greose
like Mag'-
Corn
10
T
CORN
Cream style
Golden Bontom
CosjRtry Heene
er Del Mente
No. 2 con isle
Grocn
Boons
Sontiom
Cut
IMo. 2
Con
Spinach
Emerald
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