Eugene weekly guard., November 26, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD,
12
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2«, HM»H
ZION ITEMS
so depressing except perhaps upon
APPOINTMENTS of
IRVING GRANGE
the amount of stock remaining un­
i Special Correspondence.)
sold in the ground, the trade in the
IN SPLENDID SHAPE Zion, Nov. 22.—Our people voted
ejtj
south feels rather blue and accord­
a tax of five mills, the money to be
ing to information coming from
used in making better roads, This
there is not even willing to receive
amount properly applied will make a
Students of the mu
potatoes on consignment at this mo­
will preach next
.b e
Members Being Taken in vast improvement.
ment.
Su,“iay at th Ji
Al Mayo, who a short time ago vis­ lowing places:
Two million sacks erf potatoes—
ited Nebraska, his old home, has been
D. L. Morgan, Vancouver w
Every Meeting—Many­
half of which will probably be ship-
thinking of selling his farm here and
Jessie Kellen «
ped out of California—means accord­
unction ci
moving
back,
but
now
says
he
is
sat
­
S. E. Childers. ' ■ Oakland.
Pioneers Belong
Ing to conservative estimates that
isfied to remain in this climate.
A. E. Swain. Parke
the southern state has at this time
We are pleased to note that several
The following correspondence in sufficient potatoes to supply
Howard Mi-Conn “u''
and will remain closed the balance
its
H- I- Dunn, iJbanun.^
regard to the potato situation 1 b wants for fully four months, This
of our farmers have been purchasing
of the day
self-explanatory:
angora
goats
to
run
on
brush
land.
(Special Correspondence.)
C. R. Moore, Halsey
means then that California stocks
Portland. Ore., Nov. 20, ’08. will not be exhausted until March,
These animals will keep down more
w Ln.““ W!nk1’- Cobnr
Irving, Nov. 2 5.—Irving grange brush than two men and a boy, be­
E. Dodge. Esq., Eugene, Ore.
W. Callison, Euirtnount
although the buying from there will
Sir: Being your California repre­ very likely start before that time. was organized March 10, 1908, with sides the crop of mohair and kids.
sentative and you our representative It Is estimated that California con­ 45 charter members. C. J. Hurd was
Rev. N. O. Williams, of the Eugene
J M. Orrick, Brownsville
in your district, 1 want to make sumes about 35 cars of potatoes each
Bible University, will preach at Lost
C. C. Curtis, Elmira.
you the following report on the po­ day and there are about 270 sacks to elected worthy master; E. A. Bond, Valley school house today.
Leon Myers, Santa Clara.
secretary; A. Ward, overseer; W. K.
tato situation, which 1 want you to a car.
Billy Kelsay Is moving to his home
Wing, lecturer; Ed Zumwalt, chap­
I study very carefully, as we must be
lain; Mrs. Edward Zumwalt, treas­ here thaj he bought of R. L. Ed­
Hops Go Higher.
careful in not making a loss in '
wards.
Advices were received yesterday urer; Paul Zumwalt, steward; Mrs.
handling potatoes this year.
Elden Templeman has moved to
DIED
|
I want to advise you that we have by one of the leading hop firms of Ed Bond, assistant steward. The Dexter and is living with Charles Mc-
still on hand in California 'three this city to the effect that choice and grange now numbers about eighty. Bee.
million sacks, and quality ot our prime English hops are exhausted Many of these grangers are among
Rivers this year are much better than and that hut one-third ot the English, the oldest pioneers of Oregon. We
At the home . her son
I.M.MEDIATE RELIEF
at Cottage Grove
the potatoes in your district. Con­ crop is now in the hands of growers, will mention a few of them. A. J.
1908,
Mrs. Lydia Corner^-
Zumwalt,
I.
N.
Hembree,
Isaac
Bond
sequently it will be before you to mostly common quality, or rubbish,
From Cough*, Colds« Sore Throats years. 3 months and 11 da*, y’1
Eugene's
Your Money’s
judge how long it will take Call-; as they term it.
These common, and L. Lemmon. Mr. Lemmon is a
and
Hoarseness
by
Using
Largest and
Worth or Your
Comer was born at Wait.fi.u T1
fornla to use up this supply, I do i brown hops are obtainable at 3c. pioneer of 1845 and we doubt if i ny
Hyomei
August 10.
an dbXW
Best. Store
Money Back
not see any prospects 0r handling Thu unpicked portion of the English other grange in the state has an ear­
very
hardy
family,
1)ne slsi JT? •
potatoes from
,ut before Feb. I Crop this year Is equivalent to about lier pioneer than this.
you
want
to
When you catch cold
recently at th. ag^ <"
twice each
The grang«» meets
as you can. other at the ag. of 95, Ind a
get
rid
ot
it
as
quickly
r’iRl'y bf March, and as Colorado has 28,000 American bales.
—the second Friday evening You don’t want to lie around the
shut California out of Arizona and
Reports from the continent Indi­ month
the last Saturday of each month. house for a week swallowing nauseat- one above 9" years. Funeral L?
Texas business, the following letter cate that all the choice grades have and
The Saturday meeting is usually an
were conducted at the Adv™
Big a few days al Johnsons’. Claire will sp'-ak for itself, written me by been bought up by dealers, and about all-day meeting, beginning at 10 a. in. Why not cure it over night? You can vices
CITY WOATER BOARD
tl , you are not only making your­ 1st chapel Monday b. Rev t ^
has tried awfully hard to batch but the general freight agent of the O. one-third of the crop, consisting
Nearly every regular meeting has
R. N. and S. P. R. it. Co. of this mostly of low-grades, is in growers’ been crowded with the work of tak­ self miserable, but are a nuisance to with interment in the I o o'F
had to give it up as a bad job.
etery. Deceas. I laeves two’soaxi
hands. It is difficult to find a buyer
every one about you.
APPOINTED BY MAYOR
Mrs. George Luce has been feeling city.
Why not avoid all this—why not M. and William, and numerous other
for these at 3c against fancy prices ing in new members, to the exclusion
Nov. 4th, 1908.
quite bad lately but we are in hopes
relatives to mourn their loss—iZl
being asked for the remaining use­ of most other work. At the last meet­ relieve your cold in five minutes? er.
of her recovery Koon.
Mr. J. H. Grande,
ing. Friday evening, October 11, sev­ Wh ynot cure it over night? You can
(Continued from Page One.)
ful or choice quality.
209 Stark St., Portland,
Ed Pettit had better beware of the
Klaber, Wolf & Netter are in the eral new members were initiated and do it by using Hyome'i, the sure and
Dear Sir—Referring to our con-
Xmas tree.
during recess an oyster supper was
Dr. Lowe, the optician, will be u
Harris. A. C. Woodcock, L. E. Bean,
Bertha Luce is spending a few days vernation in connection with potato market for export qualtly. Since the given th«» new members and uncle guaranteed cure for colds, coughts, Eugene
December 7 and 8.
sore throat, catarrh, brouchitis and
crop of Idaho, Utah and Colorado, return of Mr. Netter to Portland a
L. Bilyeu, F. W. Osburn, T. H. Gar­ with Mrs. Hartman.
Jack
Zumwalt
entertained
the
ferange
wish to advise that our representa­ few days ago, the firm has purchased
rett, W S. Moon, J. M. Williams
asthma.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Daniels
to 8>Ac to growers. with an instrumental solo.
Hyomei is antiseptic and medicat­
tive at Salt Lake Informs me that 800 bales at 8
and 8. B. Eakin.
One of the strong features of the ed air: you breathe it into the lungs passengers to Salem on the
there has been no weather trouble Among the lots purchased were those
The appointment was confirmed CUMMINS ELECTED
train
today.
in Utah or Idaho that would injure of Henry Clanfield. Jake Smith and Saturday meetings is the dinner giv­ through a small pocket inhaler, and
by vote of th«! council.
AS IOWA’S SENATOR the crop. He anticipates the har­ Friesen, at Dallas, and Gilbert & en by the ladies of the grange.
Last Night's Meeting.
its soothing influences as it passes
The Irving grange expects to take over the inflamed membrane of the
vesting of the largest crop ever had. Patterson at Eola.
At last night's meeting an ordi­
Denver representative esti­
Klaber, Wolf & Netter’s London up quite a number of subjects to respiratory tract stops the mucous
nance levying assessment for the im­
Dea Moines. Nov. 2 4. —Governor A. Our
provement of Sixth,street from Olive B. Cummins was today elected United mates that in the vicinity of Greeley, cable yesterday reported that the study and discuss during th«» winter. discharge, allays the inflammation,
to the west side of tlie alley between States senator by the Iowa legislature Colorado, the crop will amount to English licensing bill did not pass At the October meeting (Saturday) and the cold is cured. A complete
Willamette and Oak streets was to succeed the late William B. Alli­ 13,000 cars, Loss by frost will not the House of Commons. It quoted the good roads problem came up for Hyomei outfit costs you »1.00, and
the market quiet at unchanged discussion. The subject was assigned the Red Cross Drug Company will
passed
exceed at the outside. 2 per cent.
to J. M. Day, followed by A. J. Zum­ refund your money If It fails to cure.
An ordinance levying assessments son. The vote was: Cummins, 106;
Yours truly,
prices.
35.
Porter.
Dem
walt. Mr. Wing, Mr. Lemmon and oth­
R B. MIIJ.ER, Agent,
for the improvement of the alley
Husband and Wife Cured
betweeu Sixth and Seventh streets
So, my dear Dodge. Colorado will HigliiTit Price Paid for Salem Hops. ers. The subject of drainage and irri­
I had a bad form of catarrh. My
gation
was
assigned
to
Ed
Zumwalt.
from Willamette street, east, east THE FIRST THANKSGIVING freeze us out of Arizona and Texas
left nostril was closed entirely. There
Salem, Or., Nov. 25.—Gilbert &
Miss Mary Day read a paper on was also a constant dripping if blood
160 feet, was passed.
Gall- Brophy sold 250 bales of hops today
buslnqw. consequently with
William Lillwall, proprietor of
fornla with a large crop, you can see at 8 5-8c, this being the highest “How to Beautify and Make Attrac­ from the right, I only used Hyomei
02.000 ACRES OF TIMBER
the lodging house in the Colemon Years ago in sixteen hundred,
the situation. I have a copy of my price paid here for 1908 hops
The tive the School House and Grounds.” a little over two weeks, and am now
AND AGRICULTURAL LAND
building on Willamette str«»et, com­ Dwelt the Pilgrims in the East
San Francisco firm’s letter to you of crop was bought by Young, of Dallas, Mrs. i’d Bond read a paper on "Select cured. My nusband was also cured
in the UMPQUA FOREST RE.
plained to the council that thu bowl­ Who had come from dear old Eng- the 16th inst. in which they Instruct for Klaber, Wolf & Netter.
Reading.” At the next Saturday of catarrh and lung trouble two years
SERVE, OREGON, to be open-
ing alley and the piano in the mov­
land
meeting A. J. Zumwalt will tell us ago by Hyomei.—Mrs. Harry Obney,
you not to even consign us nay po
ea to entry January 20. 190».
ing picture theatre below his rooms For to worship God in peace.
something about "The Origin and Alliance. Ohio.
tatoes until way late in the spring.
Poultry Still Coming Freely.
For lists, blue print maps with
made too much noise and kept his
I have also a Wire today to refuse
While local fecelpts of turkeys Meaning of Thanksgiving Day,” and 5wos
lands marked thereon, mid full
lodgers awake
The matter was re- And to multiply their riches
consignments and not to buy under today were not as heavy as those of Miss Nida Wing will give a select
information «■•gariling filing,
fern 1 to the judiciary committee.
price, yesterday.th e shipments of both live reading. Lynn Zumwalt will have
In this new long -nought-tor land,
any circumstances at
any
A box social and spicy program
etc., send $2.00 to
The honk and ladder room on the Many lost their Ilves to gain it
Now, I caution you not to specu- and dressed birds brought In were charge of the music. Worthy Master will be held at the Bethel school
lower floor of the city lhall was In this brave, devoted band.
late very heavy in potatoes this year, of liberal size. Of live turkeys 36 Hurd will give a talk on matters of house on Saturday evening, the 28th,
ROSEBURG ABSTRACT CO
turned over to J. M Williams for use
unless you can buy at very low fig­ coops were received, while the ar­ interest to the grange.
at 7:30 sharp, to procure song books
Roseburg, Or.
in collecting Thanksgiving dona­ Here they landed in the winter,
ures, so as to hold until spring, and rivals of dressed poultry, for the
for
lhe
Sunday
school.
Come.
tions for the Boys' and Girls' Aid When the howling wind;« do blow, hh you know from experience shrink­ most part turkeys, totaled 58,000
Soci ty.
Naught at first but trees and branch- age. danger of frost, etc., I figure pounds.
the loss alone In that item fully 30
es
In chickens the receipts were much UNVEILING OF PHIL
♦4
ALMA ITEMS
To hide them front the rain and cents per 100 lbs. Now. with poor greater than those of yesterday, 170
prospects
ahead
of
you,
I
warn
you
snow.
coops being reported by the board
SHERIDAN
’
S
MONUMENT
( n •» oil Correspondence.)
to be careful. I would rather not do of trade. Ducks came in to the ex­
/
Nov. 25. Earl Pars ms and In tlie spring, when all was brighter, business this year with you. so that tent of 15 coops and geese arrivals
♦♦♦♦
we will retain your friendship, as were 1 lcoops.
r i imber of timber men came in on When the birds began to sing.
lie rlv. t last week on their way to They cleared themselves a small plan­ you know our reputation is depend­
♦♦♦♦
(Continued from page 1).
ant on honesty and the Golden Rule Strong Demand for Fresh Produce,
♦♦♦*
Lsntonrt «:re« k. They only stayed a
tation—
principles.
Honesty to you
will
blioi' .»fill« <M BOO innt of tlie rain, Here kit « their first crop of grain.
The fruit market was very active companies of Marines 2 companies of
mean
additional
business
through
’i iiej were compelled to leave their
yesterday, the demand extending to
the President's
you. We are in the market for j»p- all articles on the list. The Inquiry blue-jackets, from
i.agcn -it Ilarvey Sallee's and walked Still on later In the season.
yarni, Mayflower,
.viaynower, and
unu the
me Dolphin
uuquiiu wy
The
ples and could use a few cars.
back with a pack horse to Eugene.
When the harvest time had come.
for vegetables was also g\.>d. Sup­ yacht,
Portland market is very bum for plies were fairly large. The receipts were In line, the United Statas Ma- J*
I'M i’ettit received a good ducking t h< v all gat tiered in their garners
turkeys. So ship other points. San of the day included one car each of music. The second division consist- Z*
Headquarters for Watches.
Ulis morning white he was out canoe­ What God spared them to resume.
Francisco is your best point this oranges and sweet potatoes and a ed of the District of Columbia Mil- ♦♦
lag.
itia.
composed
of
the
1st
and
2nd
year.
Clocks Jewelry. Cut Glass,
Join Howell and Mary Hartmen And when all the leaves were faded
limited supply of grapes by express.
Closing, hoping you will guide There were no material changes in regiments of Infantry, the 1st sep­
expoet to go to Eugene aa soon as the And the snow began to fall,
arate
battalion,
the
Signal
Coips,
the
and
Diamonds.
J.
S.
v at« r ri-c.odea.
prices.
They gathered in their house of wor- yourself by my advice,
1st Battery Field Artillery, the Naval
1 am very truly,
lUlellt has bought himself a new
ship
Battalion,
the
High
School
Cadets,
J.
H.
GRANDE.
LUCKEY, Pioneer and Re­
rh:-' with pink ribbons on it.
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATION
Big and little. Kre.it and small.
headed by the Engineers’ band.
’¡hire will be several big Thanks-
Grain, Flour, Feed. Etc.
The
third
division
of
the
parade
): vlng dinners given at Alma, and all Iler«» they gave thanks to their Ma­ WEEKLY REPORT OF
liable Jeweler, established
Wheat Bluestem. 95c; club, 90@
i 91c; fife, 90ft91c; red Russian, 87c; was composed of veteran societies of'
¡.at c’.pr.t« a jolly time.
ker
the
Army
of
the
Potomlc,
of
the
Cum
Claire Hinkson «nd wife are spend For sparing them through the blasts
in Eugene since 1869.
90ft 91c; valley. 9 1c.
EUGENE MARKET 40-fold,
Barley—Producers’ prices: Feed, berland, the Tennessee and the Ohio,'
And protecting them from the In­
whose
members
serv'd
under
the
»26.50 per ton; brewing, »27
dians
Oats—Producers’ prices; ’ No. 1 famous soldier in wnose honor they
In the bitter days that had passed.
Mohair—17.
were assembled.
white.
»31ft 31.50 per ton.
Chlttim bark—4 (ft 5 A4c.
President Roosevelt addressed the1
barrel
;
Hour
—
Patents,
»4.80
per
for
the
first
They gave thanks
Wool 15c.
assemblage and prorounced a splen­
straights,
exports,
»3.70;
»3.85;
Thanksgiving
Poultry. Egg*. etc.
valley. »4.45;
5; ‘ -sack graham, » 1.40; did tribute to the valor and the mili­
They had known in their foreign
tary genius of Sher'dan. Horace Por­
Eggs—Per dozen, 35c.
whole
wheat
»4.65; rye, »5.50.
home,
Creamery Butter- Per roll. 75c.
ter, fornjerly amabssador to France,
Bran.
»26.50
per
ton;
Mlllstuffs-
the blessings that were bestowed
Frys—Per lb., 9c.
also spoke in honor of the soldier
mddlings,
»33;
shorts,
country,
»30;
upon them,
Hens—Per lb. 8c.
and patriot and told of his daring
city
»30;
U.
S.
mill
chop.
»22;
rolled
♦♦♦♦♦
purity, peace and ii home.
Dairy Butter—Per roll, 65c.
deeds on the field of battle.
barley, »28 ft $29.
Geese-—Per lb. 6c.
Hay­ Timothy. Willamette Val-
God tdess their social meeting
Ducks—Per lb. 11c.
»14 per ton; Eastern Oregon
their feast In the old fashioned
Turkeys live, 17c; dressed. 19c. ley.
timothy, $ 16 ft 17.50 ; clover, »12;
way,
Fruits, Vegetable“. Ex-.
»12Ö12.50;
grain
hay.
alfalfa.
may he well reward the pray-
Potatoes—New, 60c per hundred. »12.50 ft 13.
era
Onions—Per cwt., »1.75.
Chocolates.
were offered
on
the first
Li'mons- Per case. ,4.00.
Vegetable«« and Fruit.
Thanksgiving day.
Bon-Bons,
Oranges
,5.00.
Potatoes
—
Buying
price,
75ft
85c
MEI.VINA HERBERT.
Livestock Mar««.
per hundred; sweet potatoes, 2 if
per half lb.
Junction, Or R. F D. No. 3. Box 49.
2 Aic per lb.
Good cows 2(<»2M«c
15c
Tropical Fruits—Orang«»«, navels.
Steers Per lb , 2 12 ft 2 :
THANKSGIVIN* COMIN*.
»3ft 3.50 per box; lemons, fancy,
Good prime dressed veal -
I.
»4.5O«r5 per box; choice. »3.50ft 4;
Mutton on foot—2 l-2c.
Thanksglvin' cornin’,
standard, »2.75; grapefruit, »4.50
Good Fat Hogs on Foot —5c.
An' he mighty nigh;
CURTAIN RODS
per box; bananas.; 5c per pound
Fat Hogs—Dressed. 6ft 6 He.
LAMP SHARES
BRASS CANDLESTICKS
Folks wid de appetite
pomegranates, »1.50 ft 2 per box;
or»««« n«nl Fi'ert.
Fats bimeby;
Brass
Extension
7c
15c
pineapples. *2 6t 2.50 per dozen
O' Mister 'Possum.
Flour »4 40
10c
Onions— »1 ft 1.25 per 100 lbs.
Don't rooa' so high
Baled Hay »12«$ ,13.
Root Vegetables—-Turnips. »1ft
Dar, in de gray e. de niawnin’!
MIRRORS
Timothy Hay Per ton. ,14
1.25 per sack; carrots. »1; parsnips,
II.
CUPBOARD CATCHER
Oats Per bushel, 45 ft 50c.
harness snaps
»1.25; beets, »1.25; horseradish, 8
25c
and 35c
Bar’s a big oak fire
Bran Per ton ,26.50.
10c
ft 10c per pound.
An’ de likes er dat
2 for 5c
Mixed feed —Per ton ,30.
Large French Plate.
Down at de place
Shorts - Per ton—»3 4.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Whar 1 livin' at;
$1.75
Wheat—Per bushel. Sac© 90c.
creamery. extras,
Hutter--City
WHITE WASH BRUSH
Dar whar I want you
ZINC BINDING
Rolled barley—Per ton. ,32.50.
35<ji 36c; fancy outside creamery,
Ter hang up yo' hat
Chopped
feed
—
Per
ton,
,30.
For Oil Cloth
32 t* ft 35c per pound; store, 17 ft
All in der gray er de tnawnin’!
PICTURES
7- in
Crack«»«! corn »2 40 per 100.
20c.
III.
10c
Fine
Assortment.
Some
8- in.
Eggs—Oregon selects. 40ft 42He;
Hit would do you good.
Eastern. 27«i32Hc per dozen.
At niy livin' place,
Beauties
Poultry-—-Hens, 10ft lie per lb.;
PORTLAND MARKET REI*OI<T
Ter comb yo' hair
LEVELS
10c to $4.50
TEA or COFFEE CANISTERS
Portland. Nov. 25—Just now the Spring. 10r<i 11c; ducks. 14ft 15c;
An’ ter wash yo' face;
potato market is very bearish every-] gees«», lOZllc; turkeys, 22 *-*¿1 26c;
If you'll do de breakfas'
10c and 15c
12-in
Sorry we can’t specify these
where on the Pacific coast. Supplies seconds 17 tic ft 22c.
I’ll say de grace
Cheese—Fancy cream twins. 15c
offering ar«» very liberal and as the i
AB In de gray er de niawnin'!
goods—they must be
SAWS
trade is already well filled up with] per pound; full cream triplets. 15c;
HAND LAMPS
seen to be ap­
potatoes it is not buying very freely ' full cream Young America. 16c.
26-in.
Veal—Extra 81» ft 9c per pound;
In order to unload some of their!
20c to 60c
preciated
surplus some of the shippers are | ordinary. 7ft7A«c; heavy, 5c.
Pork—Fancy. 7c per pound; large
offering potat«>es still lower and the
lunch BOXES
best stock is now obtainable in a ."•H ft««
HATCHETS
LINEN
TOWELLING
Fibre. 10c
Jobbing way along Front street with
20c
»♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦a»
»1.10 as the extreme top and some
17-in, brown.................
Sc
with a «-heck on th«» EUGENE
good quality selling as law as 90c. <►I
hitching STRAPS
LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK
17-in., bleached............. 10c
1
MARRIED
Had Newa Fnwn the Son«*
<
i
Then you will have a receipt
BASKETS
That California will have potatoes ! !♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»«»♦♦»<««♦♦««?
for your money and a souvenir
7-foot. with snap......
for a longer period than expected is
Fine assortm’t Work Baskets
of that excvllenl Thanksgiving
shown by late advices front there
CHRISTMAS GOODS
At
the
Central
Presbyterian
EMERY KNIFE SHAR^^
dinner
10c to 50c
J II Grande has received the fol­ church. Eugene. November 24. 190«
Thev are here and sure to be
Pay all yonr billa w .th
lowing advice front the Platt Pro­ t at 8 p. m . Wm. A Dill and Miss Jen­
checks. It io safer and more
10s
_
POSTAL CARDS. 1c
duce company at Stockton, which nie Wetherbee. Rev. H. N Mount of­
on sale in a few days
busln«»ss like Open a bank ac-
handles the bulk ot the California ficiating
The happy couple left on
count like otber progresaive
_
river stock
th«» midnight train for a honeymoon
people and have the benefits of
"It is hard to say how many po­ trip to points south, They will re
Carth-
safety, accuracy and cob ven-
tatoes are left, the fact is it is only side tn Eugene
Chocolates.
lence.
pyre.
a guess
We think probably two-
thlrds of the crop ar«' still in the
-arte»
All kinds.
ground, of say
2.000.000 sacks.
"Imperial Car Cleaner” will take
These are being shipped out quite pitch or dirt of any kind off a paint
15c
CAPITAL AND Ml Ill’Ll S. B12.VOOO
30c
freely all the time and will prob­ *d or varnished snrfaaa wtthsnt In
| jartag tbs finish.
ably clean up as qnnnl.**
While the Stockton advfen tn not
POTATO SITUATION
IS NOT VERY
ENCOURAGING
The Friendly Store
will close tomorrow
I hanksgiving Day at 10 a. m.
“'V'NITYSTUO
Wouderful Values
Friday Surprise Sale No. 183
Christmas Specials
in every department
S- P. FRIENDLY
Free
Homes
H«
H«
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Some Things
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