THE BEND BULLETIN,-BEND, CmECON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1939
PAGE FIVE
,ocal News Items
TODAY'S WKATIIKH
Tiiinlurai 10 p. m., 52 drram
It . in.. 74 dcarces, Ilnriinietir rc-
dirl to aca level)! 10 p. in., S0.23
kfc'liM! 10 a. in., 30.24 Inchon. Kelallve
npmldlty: 10 p. in.. 60 pur cenli 10 .
M.. 20 pir cent. Veliu lly o( wind: 10
p, ni mini! 10 a. tn.. 4 mllra. Pre
vailing direction of wind: northwest.
2'1'luittiiiM D. Thompson of Portland,
apodal nitent for n Inaurunco com
ptny, win a Hciid vialtor Tuesday.
iMlas Mury Ciamko linn rolurnotl
fnm Suultlo, where alio woa jirud
tilted from the Holy Anxcln academy
lljts your.
f'I'ho Knluhta of Coliiinhiui will
rm-i'l nl H o clock lonlKhl In the par
iah hull.
Mm. Q, Ci. Hiilliiirn mid children
Ml toilny vlu tint North Bunt lam lo
I relatives In wnnmnKiun county
t Kill
I HitHiifter July 4.
C A PI T O L ST ARTS TO P A Y
a
4 Big Days!
Continuous
Doily
1 to 11 P.M.
NO RAISE IN PRICESI
CHILDREN
MUST BE
WITH PARENTS
AT NIGHT SHOWSI
COME EARLY!
tlilr. ami mra. iiaipn nayiiip nnu
iwuuhtor of Tiicotnu, former fiend
me vUlliiui relatlvca hero.
iMli, KMv I'li'kuid of Seattle U vU
itluk Mr, nixl Mm. 1'iuil IhnniMon.
Ihe weekly meellnit of tho Cilrl
(KinnU will ho held nl 7 o'clock lo
nlvhl liinleud of Krlday lllxlit, ll woa
' pniunmmi I'V Kulvntlon Army offi
cials todny. The choline woa made to
avoid ronlllcl wlih the llihle achool
nirnle Frldliv.
rlmda are lielnil Invited lo the
Christian Ladies Aid inrcllntf Thura.
day In the church annex. The meet
Inn oik-iiIiik ul 2 o'clock will Iw i
social uffulr. .
Mr. mid Mr. Duana II. Euntea and
Mrs. Ennica' parent, Mr. and Mr. I.
T, itamauy of Minneapolis, have re
turned (mm a ten-day trip lo the
San Franclnco oxpoalltoit, Carmel,
ami Monterey. Mr. and Mm. Itamwy
will remain In Iknid until Saturday.
- Rev. 0. P. Norton, pastor of North
llaptlid church of Portland, will
Sik at Ihe service at the Hlral
tint church Innlithl at 7:30. Kev.
Ion and family o,re Kucats nl the
Itev, Dantelaou home thu week.
Members of the Thela Kim will
riitorluln members of the F.I. club al
a fcialume nnrty tnnliiht In Ihe I. O.
(Of K. mill, 'the Theta Itho ulrl. will
Old their irmuur mot-Unit nt 7 '.TO
ifclock and the party will follow. The
irl are ankcd to come emtumed and
mswked.
Mr. anil Mra. I. E. Shipley and rn
Kenneth of Otlumwa. Iowa. are. vW
itbiK Mrs. Shipley's mother and at
tor. Mm. Oinu Wurdlow and Mr.
James Itilcy. Mra. Wurdlow was rr
loaned yesterday from Kt. Charles
hospital, where she had Ikwh 111 wllh
pneumonia.
:Mr. Hurry Mcnnrl of RID Ctcorvia
was admitted to the St. Charlca hos
pital yesterday. '
Mr. and Mra. William Holmea ol
Portland are buaiiiea visitors lit
Bend Ihla week.
Jloberl Mi Keo of Bend aluued a
waiver of itrund Jury Indictment yes
terday followlmi hla urrral by Sheriff
C L. McCnulcy. No formal churito
wna placed oitulit him. McCuulev
said toiluy Ihut McKeo hud ciudicd
Kir checka lolulllnu ' with no
mey In Iho bank. He la belnit held
ill Ihe county lull pandiUM arruimi-
iinenl before Circuit Judije T. K. J.
I Duffy, who la expected to return
Urom Portland next week , whom he
ban been conducting court,
i The NclKhbora of Woodcraft
Kuarda have been aaked lo meet wllh
Ira. Herlierl Krancla. 1724 Lytic, to
morrow nliiht at H o'clock. The meet
ln waa formerly acheduled for the
borne of Mra. Kred Null.
Bend Guardsmen Try
to Like Oregon Mist
Member of the Ocnd nullonul
Ijuurd cornpuny did their beat to en
Joy Ihe ruin Ihut Kinked Camp Clul
op durlnx the flrnt week of the um-
mer trulninil period, Cnpluln J. U.
Chute, commander of the company,
reported in a letter to Tho Bulletin,
The ruin Interfered with the regular
achcdule of IminlnR, Chute reported,
but the Bend hoya "aeem to like II
and bore right Into it."
A cheerlnn factor i Ihe mess.
which Caplnin Chulo dcacrlbcd as
"fine."
The rcjilmentul field oxcrciaca
which cllmnx tho trulninil period
were acheduled to aturt today and
continue throuith Sunday. A dem
oiutrution and rovlcw will bo held
Saturday, wllh tho rcfiimcnt in which
the Bend comoimy ill the flrnt platoon
of Company C putting on Iho demon
atrntlon. Tho Bend boya will roturn
next week, reuchini) Bend Wednes
day morning.
Property Owner Are
Invited to Meeting
AMUSEMENTS
"Dodee City", a" technicolor re
duction which haa been acclaimed
one of the oulatandinK fllma of recent
yearn, opened at the Capitol theater
In Bend this afternoon for a four day
run, with continuous ahnwi. starting
at 1 p. m. daily, acheduled. The (tory
deala with Iho pioneer dnys of Dodijo
Cily, aoulhwmtern Kanaaa town that
carnc Into cxiatence becauae It alt
lay J unt five milci from Fort Dodge
and wna Juat at tho edge of the Fort
Dodge military reservation.
Within two yearn. Dodge " City,
originally numed Buffalo, mush
roomed into the wildest and wooliest
town on a steadily advancing west
ern frontier.
"Dodge City" atara Errbl Flyin,
who plays opposite such feminine
slant as Ann Sheridan and Olivia de
Havilland. The screen play has been
referred Ur by critics as "a lusty
drama of the days when there was
no law west of Chicago." The critics
add that the technicolor production
Is criimmed with thrilling action and
colorful romance. The turbulent days
of Ihe brawling west of the 1870's is
the colorful background against
which rlynn projects hla adventur
ous perionality.
Public dlscusalon of nsscstment
mailers, with spcciul reference paid
lo vuluutlnns and rutins, will be led
by State Tax Commissioner C. V. cock
Callowuy al a meeting announced
today by Assessor J. A. Fountain for
8 o'clock Friday niitht in the Des
chutes county circuit court room.
Calloway's discussion will be supple
mented by remarks from A. A. Sccl
ander and Harry Loggun of his de
partment. Fropcrty owners are especially in
vited to attend and will havo full
opportunity lo aak pertinent ques
tions and to join in the discussion
which ii expected to develop, Foun
tain said.
KKt'ORD OF TRANSFERS
June 14
Mortgages
D. L. Penhollow to Nellie M. Mil
Icr. D. L. Penhollow to C. G. Hitch-
YOU
MUST SEE
THIS PICTURE!
i New location for guaranteed walch
repairing, next door to Woolworth's.
H. U. Moore, watchmaker. 12-14-p
I
v Stated communication of Bend
todgo No. 139. A. F. A A. M., Thurs
day eve., June 22. M. M. degree and
grand lodge report. Order of W. M.
Adv. 14-lSc
iDr. Grlrsingcr will be in Dr. Grahl
man's office tomorrow ' afternoon.
June 22nd. Adv. 14c
I
Sheridan F. Taylor
Funeral Set Thursday
I T he funeral of Shcrldun F. Taylor,
153-ycnr-old unlive of Glcnwood,
'Iowa, and veteran of the World war,
will bo held tomorrow morning at
10:30 o'clock, II win unnouueed today
from Iho Nlswonger St Wlnalow
chnpcl. Mr. Taylor died In Bend on
Jimo 4. after be I mi tuken III on a
box cur In which ho had arrived here
from Klamath Fulls. Uremic poison
ing waa probubly Iho cause of death
Other Hum sonic dnla from the
fedornl bureau of invoatigutlon, little
Infonnutlon rclulivc to Mr. luylor
could lx obtulncd hero. Flnnl ar
rangements for the funeral were to bo
made this evening.
Teacher-Kalsominer
Seeking Job in Bend
Between three olid four ycora ex
perience ua a kuisominer was Ihe
uullflcatlon for a lob given by a
womun sclvxil teacher who applied
yealerday for work with the slate
employment office In Bend. The ap
plicant has been teaching In a gruue
Mhog) In another county during the
winter, and wants employment or
Ihe summer, officials staled. '
The woman has a five year teach
er's certificate for Oregon schools.
DKKROSTKK JAKS
Revision of the defnmter Irnys into
jar-hke container will lie noticed on
many uf Ihe new model refrigerators.
A sharp gain In storage spucc is thus
achieved and the Hat surface thus
saved Is in some Insumces being util
ised for other pructlcnl purposes.
legion Auxiliary Names
Mrs. Forbes rresidcnt
Mrs. Anne Forbes was elected
president of the American Legion
auxiliary at Ihe annual business
meeting ol the unit last night In the
Pine Tavern. Mrs. Buryl Shellhart
Is to serve as first vlco president and
Mrs. J. F. Arnold o second vie?
president. Mrs. Adam Rcpnuck was
circled secretary-treasurer.
Other mcmlH-rs nl the exocullve
committee are Mrs. Sadie Lucas. Mrs.
Frank R. Prince and Mrs.. Craig Coy
ner. Delegnles 1o the department con
vention In Salem in August will lie
Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Rcpnock.
FPORTSMKN SEEK FUNDS
LnC.rnnde, Ore.. June 21 Hli
Buckers of the Anthony lakes sixirts
men's lodge project today prepared
for a final drive to raise S2.&00 still
needed to complete a $20,000 mulch
ing fund. When Ihe prescribed total
bus been obtained, the federnl gov
ernment will supply J13S.000 for the
lodge construction.
CITATION
Kstale No. S31
In Ihe County Court of ihe Slide of
Oregon lor the County ol Uescnutcs,
Probate Department.
In Ihe Mutter of the Estate of Isalwl
A. Viau. leceused.
To L. W. Pellet. Mary Dessenger,
E. J. Green. Mc!ism Snyder. A. A
Green, and Neva McVittie. and to all
other unknown devisees and heirs of
snld deceased, if any there be:
You are hereby required to appear
in the County Court of the State of
Orction for Deschutes County. Ore
gon, within ten days from the date
of the service of this citation upon
you, if served within Deschutes
County, Oregon; and within twenty
Mrs. Swanson Winner In
Women's Handicap Play
Mrs. Hurry Swnnson won the wom
en's rpring handicap tournament al
the Bend Golf club vesterdiiy. de
feating Mrs. Hetney M. Cox in the
final 18-hole match: 2 up.
Th; men's tournament has reached
the semi-final stage, with this week s
mulches lo be pluycd ty Thursday
night. In the championship flight.
semi-finalist arc Bob Gove vs. W. D.
Fvans and Ray Kademachcr vs. W. E.
Chandler.
In the first flight temi-finals, L. B.
Batrd won from Dick Lyons, 4-3, and
will meet the winner of a match
between C. G. Reiter and Paul
Hamnsfin in the finnls.
In the second flight. J. O. Houk
renched Ihe finals by defeating Jack
Padden. He will meet Ihe survivor
of Ihe other bracket, in which quar
ter finals remain to be ployed. George
Bucglcr is to meet Ben Hamilton and
Don Miller will nlay C. J. Monahan.
The two winners will meet for the
right to ploy Huuk In the tinals.
National Forott Timber For Salo
Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Bend, Oregon, up
to and including July 12, 1939, for
2.000.000 feet B. M., more or less, of
live and dead pondcrosa pine timber
to be designated for cutting, located
on an area of about 1480 acres within
See. 38. T. 22 S., R. 13 E., W. M Sec.
33. T. 22 S.. R. 14 E., W. M., ond Sees.
2. 15 and 17. T. 23 S., R. 13 E W. M
nil in nn ToOfli ,1 f i Nntlftnnl Fnrpst.
duys from the date of service thereof, I Oregon. No bid of less than $2.60 per
if served within any other county M for randoms nine will be
AUSTRALIA FLYING NATION
Canberra, Auatrnlio HI1 Statistics
prepared by Ihe civil aviation board,
and declared to be In no way flighty,
shnw that Australians Hike more
flights per capita than any other peo
ple in the world. In the year Just
ended Ihero were 8,440,518 miles
flown by KMBtt passengers out of a
total population of a few million.
LIBERTY PAL NIGHTS
fROM MANHATTAK
, TO MOROCCO F03
NEWSRtEL ilirfiLLS!
Preston FOSTER
Lynn B A R I
ION
i HENRY WILC0X0N
WOODBURY
JLD nUBER
WW
1
m
in tins state, If personally served;
and within twcniy-cight days from
the date of the service of such cita
tion upon them if served upon them
in any oilier state of the United
Statos, or within twenty-eight dnys
from the dnte of publication of such
citation, if served by publication,' to
show cause, If any exist, why an
order of suie should not be mnde as
prayed for in the petition of Melissa
Snyder, administratrix of said estate,
filed In Ihe above entitled Court, for
the sale of the following described
real properly belonging to said estate,
to-wlt:
Tho east half of tho west hnlf ;
of Lots seven (7) and eight (8) in
Block nine (9) in Kenwood Gar
dens, nn addition to the City of
Bend, Deschulcs County, Oregon
And if vou fail to so noocar tn
show cause why such a sale should
not be mnde, lor want thereof, sulu
administratrix will apply lo said
Court for an order of Nile of said
properly as prayed for in her said
petition.
'tins citation Is served upon you
by order of C. L. Allen, Judge of tho
County Court of Deschulcs County,
Oregon, made on tho 13th day of
June, lDM.
MABLE G. LIVESAY, , .
Clerk, County Cnurl
Deschulcs County, Oregon.
8-14-20-25C
considered. In addition to the price
bid for the stumpage, a cooperative
dcDosit of $.15 per M feet B. M. for
timber merchantable under the terms
of the agreement, to cover the cost
of slash disposal and other lire pre
vention measures, will be required.
Three thousand dollars must be de
posited with each bid, to be applied
on the purchase price, refunded or
retained In part as liquidated dam
ages according to conditions of sale.
The right lo reject any and all bids
is reserved. Before bids are sub
mitted, full information concerning
tile timber, the conditions of sale,
and the submission of bids should be
obtained from the Forest Supervisor,
bend, Oregon.
6-14-22c
Classic Shirtwaist Frock ;
Is Boon to Larger Women
Deeds
Nellie M. Miller to D. L. Penhollow
part of block 1. Sisters.
John M. Laylon to Lucy V. Collins
south 64 feet of lol 7, block 5, Stoats
addition to Bend.
W. B. Anderson, trustee, to Robert
G. Pruett lots 15 and 16. block 37.
Northwest Townsite company's sec
ond addition to Bend.
Mortgage
R. V. Glllispie to Equitable Savings
and loan association.
Deeds
Thomas A. Hall to Thomas C. Hall
SWV of section 30, township 15 S.
range 11 E., W. M.
Deschutes county to city of Bend-
Lot 8. block 22, Park addition.
A. B. Estebenet lo Edward Dachtlcr
lol 12. block 131, second addition to
Bend park.
Mariorie Peterson to P. Leon Jamn
lot 1, block 1, Boulevard addition to
Bend.
Mortgage
Saphronia Larson to Nolan H. Gil
bert. Thcron J. Bcoughcr to United
States Notional bank of Portland.
Deeds
Carl V. Frickson to H. H. Sheldon
lots 9 to 16 inclusive, block 49, Wis-
tona.
Carl N. Petersen to H.H. Sheldon-
lots 17 to 32 inclusive, block 48, Wics-torin.
David Morris to Saphronia Larsen
lots 21 to 22, block 4, Awbrey
heights.
Mary E. Griffin to Charles E. Allen
pait of section 9, township 18 S..
v 11
WlF mm
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I UXJ -8506
Ivan F. Thatcher to ' Robert F.
Brockley lot 3, block 13, River Ter
race addition to Bend.
By Carol Day
For all-round daytime wear,
there's simply nothing more slender
izing, smart and practical than the
shirtwaist dress. This new version
(8506) adds an air of fresh newness
to that classic type by means of a
pointed yoke and a clever use of
stitching. Inverted pleats give ani
mation to the skirt without making
its tailored atraightness any less be
coming to large figures. The notched
collar toftens the neckline without
having anv unflatterinff width.
This dress will be stunning and
J Diaue. that alwavs looks so cool and
crepe and tub silk are other good
materials for this 'design Make this
up in several different colors, and
youll thoroughly enjay its smart
simplicity.
Fattern No. 8506 is designed for
sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and
52. Size 38 requires. 4 yards of 36
inch materia.
The new Spring and Summer1 Pat
tern Book, 32 pages of attractive de
signs for every size and every occa
sion, is now ready. Photographs show
dresses made from these patterns
being worn; a feature you will en
Joy. Let the charming designs in this
new book help you in your sewing.
One pattern and the new Spring and
Summer Pattern Book 25 cents.
Pattern or book alone 15 cents.
For a pattern of this attractive
model send 15c in coin, your name,
address, style number and size to
The Bend Bulletin, Today's Pattern
Bureau, 149 New Montgomery St,
dan francisco, Cal.
Bend Man Heads V.P.W.
District Organization
Frank Gates of Bend was elected .
No. 9 district commander of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars at a wsek-end
conference held In Tho Dalles. Mrs."
Gates was elected district prosldont '
of the women's auxiliary and Mrs.
Muriel Hensley of Bend was named
district secretary. The district in-,
eludes Hood River, The Dalles, Burns'.,
and Bend posts. -
Attending the convention from
Bend were Mr. and Mrs. Gates, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Filey, Mr. and Mra.
Elmer Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Ray '
Curtis,' L. V. Hackett, Mrs. Hensley V
and Buckley Morgan.
range 12 E W. M.
M. J. Kelley to George D. Gove
I part of section 32, township 17 S.,
range 12 E., W. M.
I Artisans Life association to the
maccaoees ioi iu, oiocs. o, xiiver
Terrace.
June 17
Deed"
Francis' Lee Hoekaday to Vivian
Swanson lot 1, block 23, Davidson's
addition to Sisters.
June 19
' Mortgages
Clell C. McCrea to United States
National bank of Portland. Irene
and Earl Steele to North Pacific
bank.
Deeds
Callic Brummer to L. A. Burke
lots 3 and 4. block 104, Hillman.
Fred Morris to Henry Liiius part
of SEV4 of NWVi, section 21, town
ship 15, range 13.
Dunnic W. Hanks to Anne M.
Forbes lot 15, block 24, Highland.
Clara Metzker to James L. Reno
all of SEVt of SWV4. section 8, town
ship 17 S., range 12 E., W. M. i
Myrtle M. Dennis to Martin L.
Oliver, Jr. lots 13,-14, 15, and 16,
blocmk 5, McCaffery's addition to
Sisters.
Deschutes county to Harry Morris
lots 19 and 20, block 12. Kenwood.
Davidson Grocery company to C.
W. Nelson-lot 7, block 5, Mill addi
tion to Bend.
CI W. Nelson to J. S. Davis lot 7,
block 5. Mill addition to Bend.
Clarence Nelson to J. S. Davis lot
10, block 9, Mill addition.
June 20
Mortgages
Robert L. Brockley to First Na
tional bank of Portland. W. S.
Boyer to Redmond Motor company.
- Deeds
Viola Pearl Smith to Dean A. Davb
SEVi of NEy. section 33, township
14 S., range 13 E., W. M.
Voice Training
by
Vava Backus-Rudolph
She appeared on Keiths-Orphcum
Circuit as soloist in the role of
MJoan of Arc" and played a return
engagement of 14 performances at
the Palace Theater in downtown
Chicago.
Good tonal concepts are assured
by correct training.
BEND STUDIO
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Chamber ( Canaicrca
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DR. GRANT SKINNER
- DENTIST
Office rhone 73193 Wall Street
Residence Phone 1W-M
' Evenings by Appointment
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of an execution in fore
closure duly issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of the County of
Deschulcs, State of Oregon, dated the
29lh day of May, 19J9, in a certain
action in the Circuit Court for said
County and State, wherein Deschutes
Federal SaVings & Loan Association
recovered 'judgment against D. W.
Van Matre and Idella M. Van Matre.
husband and wife, for the sum of
$728.28. with interest thereon at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum since
January 25, 1938, and $100.00, attor
ney s fees, and the further sum of
$15.00. costs for abstract of title.
Notice is hereby given that I will
on the 1st day of July, 1939, at the
south entrance to the Court House
in Bend, in said County, at 10:00
o'clock lit the forenoon of said day.H
sell at public auction' to the highest
bidder lor cash, trie tallowing de
scribed property, to-wit: ,
The South 145 feet of the west ' '.
150 feet of Block A, Collins Addi
tion to the City of Redmond,
Deschutes County, Oregon,
taken and levied upon as the prop
erty of the said D. W. Van Matre;
and Idella M. ' Van 'Matre. husband
and wife, or as such thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the said judg
ment in favor of Deschutes Federal
Savings & Loan Association, against
the said D. W. Van Matre and Idella
M. Van Matre, husband and wife,'
with interest, together with all costs
and disbursements that have or may
accrue.
Dated at Bend, Oregon, May 31,
1939.
C. L. McCAULEY. Sheriff.
. 150-2-8-14c
BEND CORNS AND
CALLOUSES
DISAPPEAR
Since END-O-COHN eunie to town
many Bend men and wnmiiu have en
tirely gotten rid nf their corns and
cal lotuses. Hard or Soft Corns, Corns
on the top ur bottom of the feet, or
horny old callouses disappear and
ruin slops instantly when END-O-
COKN Is used. Tho Owl Pharmacy
sens twu-u-uuKN lor only fifty
cents. . .
END0-CORN
RECTAL TROUBLES
PILES, FISSURE
and FISTULA
a Non-Confining
Lasting Results
Wrllo or iihnno (or
free plianiplilcf,
Dr. Roy Reynolds
' Chiropractic Physician ' .
IOrrjgnvJWnn4
Buy Fourth of July
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Don't Waif for the Last
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Do all your shopping af MASILL'S
. Bend Prescription Drug Store.
Whether it be 'drugs,' sundries' or ac
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frf Stationery - ?Ik '.
' I Pound pPr ' ) g4 $
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35c BROMO QUININE : r 27c
M.00 VITALIS ....89c
60c MUM 49c
40c SOU IBB'S DENTAL CREAM ..33c
25c FEEN AMINT LAXATIVE 1 9c
75c DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS 67c
25c CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS I-i Wc
' Any candidate will supply the
tickets Ihut you need and II will
help her win the rontcsl.
RODEO Julv 3-4 Sonoral Admission , -.$1.10"
WATER PAGEANT July 3, General Admission Seat : . . . . 50c
DANCES Saturday, Monday, Tuesday Couple ...t...i$l.00 .
Boost Bend's Big Celebration!
If COSRAY ..A.
5S 1 boltlc Lollon .5? I1
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New-fresh stock ... a perfect
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(1;50Dentur-eze ... . . . 7 . . . V . . . : $1.47
Cigarettes Our. Price . . . . .ttakgs.' 25t
' n Camels, Chesterfields, Old Golds, Lucky Strikes -
50c Meads Pablum. 43c
$l25bsorb.ne Jr.. . ... .. . . . . . . . . .93c
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75c Door's Kidney Pills . 39c
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