The Eugene guard., May 22, 1925, Image 6

Friday Evening. lfa
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News of Nearby Towns
Special Correspondence To The Guird From Various
Live Districts In Its Field.
COTTAJK CKOVI-:. May If-'.
(Special) .Mr. nnri Mr. Jnmei It1"- .
licit will I live Sunday for Joplin, Mo., j
lu visit Mth. Itiuiirtt's mother, Mr.
l'olly Waul, nntl .Mr. I.iiiip!t'f lnv '
ihrr, l'ril uf h uifiii itj. -M'. -Mr. j
iieniiPtt is ri-coviring from Imi ret-i-nt '
aiTiilent, nnij ibirikM i h lri w.ll lifp i
liitii ri'niviT. Krin'Mt iiimI (ileiin H'Mi-
.fpnt motor--! to Anliland wher thpy
will nttfjul Mhe -frfind nnmiiibly of
Ufhi'fi-HM nnd O-M KeHo-v. Mr.
iiidI Mr. Win, X. Jr linen mid Mr.
I-clnixl I.fnr-Ij art! alo Mt'-iidiiiK
onivcriiinn.
.Mr. uid Mm. Jo. Uninn expert tn
return to Junction City from a trip
cant iifit week. Mr. (Jaiim Iihh Upvu
t-oillui.intfwl K I nv.-nl Intro Hint will
rctt, tH'ir ttto Koim Will iriivil III an whhi uiku up ink num. j h'-j m i, i dUohIb
with tli ''ii' rfliitivrs.
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IH'MIKH .-M'I1JI-S-I "i I inn i . I 7" . .. . ... J
1,-ft TliurMlay fr Sail 1 ',.-, day morning with Mm. Ilrtjre ft-an. S:,mt-rKo l.n. abo fulli rp
.. i. . i : r.ivpri-d from lilt twer ilinfff.
Jle will be f-ir w-ar. Dm ir , f. . . .. . .liris,i)in
tii roidH tin pant week Au'wg some
li:ti(-i nccfld ditrliioK.
Mr, KtiHH'll, our new neighbor from
Calif mm. who purchaaed the Soleim
(dure, in miikinc a l"t "f stibHtantial
iinprvein'iit in way of new fent-e
iidI hoime rpairlbjf.
Ceorgu end Hnxfrr I-iher are juat
r-rimpU'tinir the nuildinjr of a fine bis
hum. They have a mull smvintll and
nit llieir own lumber.
Mr. Stain and brother-in-law. are
, imikins a jto wide and thoroughly
iiioilcrn r))l from the county r"ad ne
j (i'in SnmliTnon and Wt-gnera to
' lUfir h'liiiPHttadK U)on the hill.
I AhrJi:iin II:indikiT 1ms returned
1 home from Franklin where he ban
I been at work the lant two or three
teafhera, Mas Arleigh Kimerer. j
j The freezing nap of Unt winter :
! killed a large number of apple trees in '
j tiim rinnily. One of the heaviest loa
j era ia Charles Jlurgef, who reports
! that more than half of the best trea
j in hii ffae orchard are dying. A pe-'
J ( uliur thing about it is that the out
side rows are not affected.
Mr. I,yle A. Hell of (Jlenwood.
Colo., arrived the latter part of lant
week to upend a few days v.niting her
former -hnol chums. Mra. F. M.
Win.rlftoQ and .frk. Audrey Kllenburg.
itev. and Mn. ij. A. Tare rt left
I taut Thnritdijr evenipg for I'ortlin)!
, where Mrs. Taggert will spend a r
be uKpd in this work this week, ft
ia Kiiid.
"Family Mix" at
Christian Church
HKXVKlt. Colo., May 'I'l. A triil
of ilt-br.f. 7.") imlcri loug. r-maiut'd :u
ll- llin-aaleiU toitTJiiu loday in A re
uiilDler wl llc U JEJ w Uu Jr.U WJiol
Mre tuiMiigh a t xen vi iag.a .a.e ya-j
tenhy kill. ii tiire pt-ra Us. st-veiely,
itinirins ibr e ohe)-i uuj causing
( wpfkn nun her daughter. He ,Ji(liiuii5 of do Urn damage t J prop-.
Mr. and Mra. Claud Keck are hap- """PP n" nit ir,i,n 811 ",
! ov over the birth of n I.nhv dauehtcr. ' ,nnn n" W ne ,an Hi'
Mis. Jamea K. 'J i.vlor met h m at' JCX TMX CITV. May Hi'. (Spe
tii train Thurwliiy an he punned ,.llti t j;ltUtni.ltr, wj, here
through town. ' from I'uuuln hiix purchnsed the C. C.
M. 1. Wyatt re'unied We.lnrMbiy , r JIjlr , r'r(inkin
uiltt from Kouemiu. i Mr. W. Williniiu ia Hftenrling
H. V. Flower from M.-ibtnii. Wiih., ; (h(, ui-kali grind lodge in Aaliliiml
In viiiing bis wife and children Mif. : Week
Mix. I. S. M'J.enti of O-hkU,
W in., who ha been vitiiinj her duugh
t"r. Mrs. (feorge (iilmore all winter
hiM reiuriierl to her home.
N. K. ti)ii!- and ti-n who clerka in the
J. C. i'einiey store. Mr. Flower i
ratich.?r In the Vnkiliia valley.
The city paid W'dlimii iarid)'Bn ."(MI
for two at res of hriul c;iM nf town
fur the new reservulr ttii)'. They will
fcci'in lei tbw font met for ibe 1-ennr-voir.
Jlernian Miller returned from a bua
iije trip to i'ortlund 'J'hursday.
Mr, Curl in of I .iwdyville rbiims ti
have brought in the firm pen lliit
Hfaon.
II, HiiKtiti went to Albany Thurn-
ilay t) be tiiiUHtol liiDt the IJkH jodjte. I W)JJ
Marie Mosiei wan brought hoiii.- I ;.. .or,3l,(i .I,;- l(iriiiiiir.
from the Kiigeric hottpilnl U edueilii. ,f)im,.H Kvuiim of - Ashland visited
She it mmiewlMi. improvol, nud i , jlotni, f()kH n f(,w (1VM :int W(1(lkt
Maying with Iter fmher. Mr. Herring-j Mrs. Viola Jt.ddle f 1'ine, Oregon.
was c
hflt lal. Fiigene. fur aevernl week.
Fil Xe )f Sjtringfield is having
some hii liNinn tial improvement mifle
)in hi place here in the way of woven
wire fence.
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WINBERRY
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WIXBEItllY. Ore., May 20. (Spe
cial J Mm. Nathan 4'haffee of
Mm. Kvana who umlerwent nn p- j Wendlii.g accompanied her purenta
errition at the I'ugene hovpitfll hint
i week in getting along nicely, j
Mr. nod Mra. August l,nikowk.v j
; have pun based (be hiiiii)) housn and
; five hitK Just ii'rtb of Ir. Hiek'a rei- i
'. denre on Laurel St.
j Mr. Hurry Milieu wim railed here I
1 trim, har h,.m in ('nnnllia nn !
Mr. and Mra. W. I. Seott home Sun
luy for h few dn.vM viwit.
Mr. and Mra. William (ilaspey nnd
rhiblren n( Fall Creek tok dinner
wilb Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlen Neet Sun
dny. Misa KkIii Scott wIiokc home ia at
Itend and who tencheH at Trent, and
will go on to l'oentello, Idaho, to at
tend a meeting of the Ma conic grand j t Jiotilder. I.oien II, !ennett, tt
li)lge. They expect to return iu aiwut j Parpf nti r, wa killed when a roof no.
tw)i weeka. 1 wl i) h be was working wa blowuj
A. Sayien. who held the position a ! ncaint a lilies of ro. ks. Twj others'
uithl operator during the absence ofjno,kiiig on the roof .xMped w:tb t-!
F. T. Juve. went to Silverton to ac- j jur ,r. A wv of f.e huh drowned in'
cpt a Biiniliir posit on. muttt bike ui Ilercmud wn u tbe
. . t u - ovpi-iurn d a iat .n which he;
a c inpiuii'iu were plaimg,
DANEBO
Imi in the Itforge Itroiuf eld home on
the wel a de,
;ene JfoH Jr., took ft spoonful of
croiene Tburlay moining insteinl of
Motniiih m)-)icine. Home leineipe g'H
Ibe s tiff out of hi Ki'-m.-wh and the
doctor an id be could have done no bet
ter, when he arrived,
W. l' Xickermm il muie tein-her
from IloM-ehiirg was fined Jflt and
coat Tlmradiiy by .1. K. Voting. He
rin into a Hodge nednn driven by F.
. I lay let t from Waahingtou Wed
nesday evening at Hivide.
limner tialioway, wife anl aintern
in liiw Nan and Snw Helton, mo
tored to Kugene ThurFiltiy evening
and lo-'k Kiiiper with Min Margaret
Galloway at the Sunn Campbell halt,
Anna Voting from I'ortlund viniied
Wednesday with her brother J, K,
Young of Cottage Grove, returning to
I'ortbim) Ttuirfcdfiy morning.
.Mrs. Hachel Keexo from Portland
who Utin been visiting her daughter.
Mr. Ilhinchard Cellern, returned
lioine Thurn)lay.
The Amcni-an I.egjon will have
rhsirge of the Memorial day exercise.
They will meet with the G. A. H. peo
ple Saturday and carry out the plan
of the (J. A. It. post, furnishing ear
riBgen. Th council could not agree Wed
nesday night on the kind of paving
tiiey wanted for the new utrtets. They
finally decided between either con
crete or aiphalt, and will let the con
tract Friilay night.
Mrs. Maml llohl will entertain "n
Thureday night in honor of her mo
ther. Mm. M. M. Cooper and niwter.
Vera Simmona from St. Helen. The
iDTited giieita are Mr. and Mrs.
(Jeorg H"hl, Mr. and Mr, t'rorge
Hawley. Mr. and Mra. Chet Chun h
ilL YA l.nndKou. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Simmons. Mra. it. M. Cooper and V.
K. Cooper, who will return from the
Ashland convention Thuradny.
Mra. Ilesiie Sutrliffe will give a
piano recital Tueaday evening, May'
1'7, in the high trhm auditorium, an
ited by Mra. Victor Kern, Mrs. Glen
ilaney and N. J. Nelson. Jr.
Mra. Itert Stoneburg will leave Sun
day for Greenwood, Wisconsin, to be
gone all summer, Mr. Stoneburg bus
been in Wisconsin th. psst year. Mrs.
Stoneburg will visit her nmtber. Mn.
MaihewHon who ia Wl years old.
i lie
own of the illuesH of her son Glenn. I ,i Khiillg of Fall Creek Mient Sun
hospital , ,v in thin rommunity.
Mrs, K. I'otter came Saturday!
from WalterviHe for a few days
visit with her dim iter Mra, V. I..
Htjrka.
Mr. and Mrs. Frul IHHh of Lowell
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. F.d ,
Holmes. Mrs. Kiln Frum is In Coburg 1 imd Mr. and Mrs. Cowhart of Spring-
to vi. her ihitigbter a few days. j field vis ted Mrs. . r . Hibfcon Sim
Mr. IH'in G"'diii is liere from . day.
her borne in Salem v siting her pa- j Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Ifencka an'l
renft). .Mr. and Mrs. Jw M tchell, 'children visiteM relativea at Walter-
.Mrs. Kd Ibdmes and children ex-1
pect to leave Sunday for Shannon to !
penf the 'summer. I
Mrs. Vernon Kimbsll has arrived;
from North Hend to v:sit a short time I
with rehiive here. j
Mr. and Mrs) Murnum O'l'ohertv
are rejuicing over ibe birth of a baby
ville Saturday.
M. K. Goblen wan home over the
week-end from the logging camp on
Little Fall Creek.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R Scott vialted
their daughter Mrs. Nathan Chaffee
at Wendting Sunday.
Mrs. M. K. (iolden ond chiblren
laughter born at the hitns of Mrs. .. Fridnv with Mr.C. S. M)mhi-
"iiiiimj piireiiis, ,ir. nnu .HIS. J.
I. Murphy. May I'l.
SPRINGFIELD
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rTIUNGFlF.LH. May 2'J. (Rpe
ciahA meeting of the joint commit
tee of the American Legion, the G.
A. II. and the Ladies of the Grand
Army to observe Memorial I 'ay serv
ices has lieen called by this evening
at 7:.'ii oV-lock at the home of .Mra.
( F. Fggimann.
Hr. It. 1. Mortetiscn left yesterday
morning on a motor trip to I'enn,
Oregon.
Mrs. Charles Hngar and daughter
were in yesterday morning from Vida.
Mrs. Marry Oowman o( Notl was
a Springfield visitor yesterday.
Horn At their home in Creswell.
ny.
HARRISBURG
HANKIiO, May 22.- ( Special)
Lucille and Llinor Hertelsen . are
spending a few davN-with their grand
ma ami grandpa, Mr. and Mra, Her
nnrd PederKon.
Mhm llemmingsen la home for a
wliile now.
The eighth grade of the Danebo ' reported there
a) iiool took their examinatioiia last
Thursday and Friday.
Margaret Whither culled on Helen
Hemtiiingsen one evening thin week.
-Mr. niDl Mra. Arthur McHowell
ami children 'viHitcd with the Clacum
family Saturday.
Fred Schneider and fanfily were
visitors of the Slocum home Satur
day evening.
Many children from this commun
ity attended the birthday parly of
Myrtle OIhcii at her home Saturday.
Mth. Slocum and daughter were
viiiiling nt Mr. und .Mrs. Verne Witb
ruw'a Sunday.
pftnebo school will close Friday.
Mrs. Nick HerteNeii railed at the
Bernard Pedersnn home Tuesday aft-
entooll
Mrs. Henry Cersovsky passed
through this vicinity on her way
home from Kugem one da.v thia week.
r en ye.ir o l gu i was crusneu
(barb at Plattvi'de when on outbuid
in' was destroyed.
.Most of the properly bias was to
hinall buildings and to telephone and
telegraph lines. The gal;; lasted f'jr
nearly an hour in some places. At
Frt Collins It aMKiiiiird tne force jf
a tornado, but no emit damage w.n
"The Family Mix." a three-act
comedy will be given at the First
Christian church at 8 o'clock on
Monday evening. May 25. The
play Is given under the auspices
of the oung People of the
church.
The characters are:
Mr. Bob Warren Small
Deacon Ward kite
Sally Katie Buchanan
Jobson Roland' Humphreys
JamOH ' Howard Stansbery
Loulsiana Johsfng, Anna Chapman
Mihs Campson Lena Newton
The proceeds from the play are
to apply to the traveling expenses
of Miss Cecil Harding and Miss
Grace Fartium who are going to
Japan this summer as mission
aries. Music during the evening
p hp furnished bv Mr. Claude
Neely, Mrs. K. Husby and ProL
uii. iitl wards. "
ward, supper Was
state moms of Jp i,
rrom the pala" .f1
went directly Pre:
thP pu,ur to
IT
Tuesday, May lit, UCV
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JUNCTION CITY 1
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jrNf.Tnv Cl l Y. Mav 21.- (Spe-ciiilt-
II. Wain of Mnrshfiehl is
visiting ild friends in Junction City
for a few dovs.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Christ ensen
pji.nt Smiriny visiting relative in
Portland. Mrs. CbrtMtennen's moth
er, Mrs. ltiuin returned home wit li
Ui em.
Mrs. Henry Landers, a son.
Mrs. P. Crow was here Wednesday
from Thurston.
Mr. ami Mrs. N. A. Howe returned
Wednesday from Marysville, ( 'ali
fornia, where they visited Mr. Itowe'a
sister, Mrs. Kunice Iteed.
Cecil Kmmous, cousin of Karl N.
Hillanl of this city, arrived Wednes
day night from Iteavertoii to visit
at the I illsrd home.
Mra. Mick Smith and children left
this morning for Wenilling after vis
iting at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
George Gcrlach.
The Western Fnlon gang, which
bos been working on the telegraph
and telephone lines in and about
Springfield for the past three weeks
was transferred to Kugene Wednes
day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lloyd, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Cyr, Mrs. A. It. Snecd
and Mrs. Kathryn Ihiucnn made up a
t healer party to the Hcilig in Ku
gene Wednesday night.
Mrs. Wituiot Foster of Portland la
visiting in Springfield and plans to
stiend the summer here with her imr-
1 cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. JtcPue.
j Mrs. Wilbur Lcpley rcttirtml home
j Wednesday night from Albany after
: being there at the bed-ode of her
tauichter, Mrs. Homer Hnvls. She
HAUniSHI IiG. Ore., May 21.
(Speeial) The Heal team Tuesday
went to Coburg to pliy a return game
returning with a defeat of III to 2.
I The game was well played with each
pifner at tnetr pest, i oinnrn tor tne
local nine let the visitors down to
two bits while Howard, Coburg's
twirling ace, was touched for 1 1 bui
gles. Coburg's two runs came In ibe
first inning when Harrislmig kicked
the ball around for a couple of errors.
When the local toam motored up to
Coburg last Tuenlay they were de
feated by the score of 4 to 2. The
line-up is as follows: Scott, It; Mor-
Weber, K, ; ilhelm
Burgess, rf ; Hi e
Mr. an.rK',n' J: i:llert
lb; Perkins, cf
c; t oiburn, p.
Jim Thomas was brought home from
the Kugene hospinl Monday where he
hits been suffering from n broken leg.
' The freshmen of the local high
school enjoyed a picnic at Triangle
hike last Sunday. About 20 yere pres
ent including one of the high school
Springfield Home
Novel Party Held
SPHINGFIKLI). May. 22. (Spec
ial") A "good luck" party honoring
Mrs. Han W. Crites who is leaving
nop wilh Sir. Crites and daughter
Jean on nn extended trip through the
east and south win given yesterday
afternoon by the Needlecrnft club nt
'he home of Mis. W. H. Pollard, w.lh
Mrs. I'otlnrd and Mrs. A. P. McKinzey
of F.ugene as hostesses. Members
present were: Mrs. Charles Siott.
Mrs. ( harles O. Wilson. Mrs. Carl
Fischer, Mrs. Harry (M. Stewart. Mrs.
R. I. Mortenen, Mra. W. 11. Adrien.
Mrs. John F. Kelels, Mrs. Klvin May.
Mrs. Carl Olson, Mrs. Crites and the
hostesses. Miss Kiln Boeeen of Ku
gene was a guest. The Crites wMI go
to Victoria, B. C, and thence to Mon
treal. They will visit relatives of Mra.
Crites jn Ottawa, before going on to
New York City, loiter in the summer
they will visit Mr. Crites' relatives
in Buchanan, West Virginia.
ST. LOCIS. May 22 One man wa
reported killed and cons'-derab e prop
erty damage done by & severe storm
wh'ch struck towns in H imilton and
Saline count. e. in snutiiei n Illinois i
n?t night, according to word received!
here today. ' 1
Meagre advices said that the stor u
leveled 18 houses in Hnrrisburg, III., j
and causing considerable other dam
age. One man is said to have been
killed at McLean sboro. Wire coni
nii. ligations to the area have been dis
rupted. " , .
McKenzie Highway
To be in Fair Shape
Soon, is Report
Endeavor to Give
Musical Program
A special musical program will
be given in the pre-servlce con
cert at the. First Christian church
Sunday evening, beginning at 7:30
o'clock, it is announced. Once
each year the Intermediate Chris
tian Endeavor has charge of the
evening service, giving a pre-ser-vfee
program. The regular ser
vice of the church begins nt S
o'clock.
Organ Solo Mendelssohn's Spring
Song Gwenn Stivers
Reading "The Cross . of Gold"
Floyd Stevens
Solo :.. Kathleen Powell
Violin Solo Charlotte Hilliard
Quartette . . Girls' H. S. Quartette
Quartette . . Girls' H. S. Quartette
Solo "Teach Me to Pray"
Ruby George
The road between Ninirod and Blue I
river is still pretty rough in spots.
but a few days of good weatbei will
put it in fa:rly good condition, said f
Nelson F. Macduff, supervisor of the,
Cascade National forest, who returned,
to Kugene yesterday after a trip lo(
inspect forest work in the tinner Mi.- j
KenJe district. . With careful driv- j
ing the road can be negotiated nt
present, nnd as soon os it is dry. it (
will be fit for use without chains, be
says. .
The McKenzie river pleasure re
sorts are all ready for business and
are expecting a banner year, says
.Mr. Macduff. Many fishing parties 1
are expected up during the next few I
days, and the camping season will ,
soon open.
A party of road men made a trip,
up to tne snow; line awl men iukcm
up to Scott lake iu search of a quarry
for rock for the road work this Hum
mer, said Mr. Macduff.
Telephone and trail work in the I
Cascade National forest is now going i
ahead rapidly, says Mr. Macduff, nnd j
Smith L. Taylor, in charge of this I
work, is sending out pack mules to!
BUILDING BID ASKED
SPRIN(iFlKLI, May 22. (Spe
cial). Bids on the .2.j.0f)0 First Na
tional bank building which ia soon to
be erected on the southwest corner
of Fifth nnd Main streets, will lie con
sidered next week and the contract
awarded, necordins to L. K. Page, vi?-?
president of the bank. Excavating be
gan t bin morning for laying pipe to
supply water sen-fee to the building
sile.
Two teams of 10 pupils each, will
compete in the music memory contest
in connection wilh the public child
ren's chorus to be presented June 5
at the Methodist Kpi-copal church,
announces Miss Leona Marat era, mu
sic supervisor. i
A total of approximately 2(0 child
ren, including those in the contest,'
will take part in the program, it is
stated. The memory contest will be
given nt the opening of the evening.
aiiVrthe children's chorus will be pre
sented while the judges are deciding
the winner.
-A small admission charge will be
made, to cover expenses entailed in :
the presentation, says Miss Marsters. ;
(Continued from pat, one) ,
orated with blue "hydrangeas and
pink roses.
The royal family entered the
throne room to the strains of ibe
national anthem. Presentations
lasted an hour and' a half. After-
SATURDAY
. SPECIALS
Beef Roast
Pound . ic
Beef Boil lb. j
Veal Loaf, lb. 25
to introduce"
CRYSTAL
FLAKE
SHORTENING
No. 4 Pails 7f
No. 8 Pails $1.3
Spring Lamb
D.E. Neberga
Meat Market
66 E. 9 Phone
Government Inspected
k,,, ,! ...ill, I,. 1 I,..- Ul.inll n.-lwL..I.
Mr. Frank Moo. head and -laughter Ilhfrrt .,,. ttlm wiii ..;, iuip. Ml. '
Florence motored o Roseburg Hun I
day. Mrs. Motti head In bail been j
attending Hu grand circle NcIkIi- !
bors of Womb-raft returned home !
wilh t hem Suti'lny night.
Mrs. Ben Itohar-lvon and dtttightcri
Patricia, returned from ('rant PhhI
Sunday niftht, Mr. Rb hanlon bad ,
been nt 1 ending the grand circle j
Neighbor of Woodcraft and visiting;
her mother ami sister there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. It. Houghih nnd:
illiaet. Ml, (ten. Young and Ruth,;
and Mr. ami Mrs. Br me Rrnw, re -1
turned Monday night from a w eek 1
end spent in Portland. I
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blincip and son'
Pavia 1 m reported improved.
CAMP CREEK
They're
making it
The
n
pom
SATURDAY
Meat Specials
Steer Beef Roasts, per pound 15s
Eeef Boils, per pound 10c - 12"c
Shoulder Veal Roasts, por. pound . .. 17c
Hamburger, per pound 15c
Pork Sausage (Home MndoJ'por lb. 20c
Spring Fryers per pound 35c
Hens, per pound . 28c to 32c
Swift's Premium Hams, i or whole, lb. 35o
Ninth Street Market
A Smile AVitli Kvery Sale
BILL GRKKXK, Proprietor
Phone 14 . 39 E. 9th
CAMP CRLFK. Mny 20 (Special)
Miner Weguer visited nt the I land
s.iki'r home Sund i.v.
Bob Stephens ha several men riti
ptoved cutting wood,
.lemie Fit. her h;is returned home
after an iibpo'ttce in thi east for fev
er tt I month.
Ilv Sncth ami Albert Simmon n are
helping Hi. I) Stephen till nod
WilliMin Ruth has been working on
COFFEETerf"
the
BEST COFFEE
wins-
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WIM.ll!l!PIWW',IMyW'ilWWl,Hl'"W'B'IW.
MIJIM t I iHVill li OlMM iillt. mi'iUtH li HIM till
Held Over Saturday
DWIGHT lOHNSON'S
10
PIECE
iTROller:
at
Laraway's
MUSIC
HALL
DANCING
Good Floor
9:30 to 12
Special Ventilation
Saturday and Monday Specials
100 lbs. Host Cum) SiiRiir
(Cnsh, f. o. b. store)
0 lbs. Host CmiP Sufjar
Frt'sh Civmnory Hut tor, lb.
Hik'oii Bucks, lb.
Fancy I'urod rionio, lb.
8 lb." Tail Pure Pennant
Shortenincc
:t ll.s. Head Rieo
lbs. Small White Bonus
lb. Jiulk Maearoni
lbs. Bulk I'oeoa
$6.45
. 68c
39c
32c
. 22c
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4
4
10
Tul I Cans Armour's Milk
One IJuart Jar Ainaizo Oil
lb. Saek Olympic r lour ....
lb. Sack rrincess llardwhe
Flour -
Sack Boiled Oats
cans Shrimp
. mi Kovnl Bakimr Powder .
:? cans NniderV Tomato Soup .
Small Can Bipe Olives
;t No. 1 Cans Van Camp
Spaghetti
One. (lallon Can Apples
One Gallon Can Pears
It l.nipo Cans Tomatoes
;i cans Peas or Corn
4 Large Cans lVaehes or
Apricots
4!l
4!)
0 lb.
4.")c
$1.49
... 25c
50c
25c
25c
... 89c
39c
S2.39
at
$2.45
... 49c
... 35c
... 35c
... 25c
9c
25o
. 48c
60c
... 43c
. 43c
89c
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Do You Like
Marshmellows?
Our Marshmallowa, light and fluffy, yet firm for cuttl
and household; uses. Toast tnem float them on cupa
chocolate use them on cakes and many other ways.
Aur Marshmallows vanilla and strawberry, pound 35
Delicious Society Kisses, assorted flavors, pound 35
The Best Parker House Rolls
are made In our Model Kitchen. When Parker-Home Ro
are made just rlEht, light as snowflakes, with thin, dah
crust, with the fold over ready to open Itself they melt
your mouth. Such Parker-House Rolls are only one ot I
many good things made fresh every day in our Model Kltcb
ail moderately priced.
USE HEALTH BREAD, MADE WIT
HONEY
Kntire wheat, med'ium coarse, containing Just the right amot
of mineral salts, Flelschmann's yeast, salt, milk and hoi
combine to make a delicious health loaf with all the adi
food value of the darker breads. Be sure and include a 1
of our Health Dread with tho next order
Pound Size 10c
YOU'LL HAVE TO COME
and see our windows to appreciate the large
assortment- of Early Spring Vegetables,
Berries and Fruits
Dice Grocery Co.
18 oz. Bottle Catsup 25c
5 Xo. p Cans Broken Sliced
Pineapple 98c
3 pkjjs. Chinese Noodles 25c
3 1-lb. packages Calumet Corn
starch 25c
One pound pkp;. Calumet Gloss
Starch 10c
4 lb. Pkjr. Seedless Kaisins 39c
3 Pk.cs. Shredded Wheat 35c
12 pkes. I'uffod Wheat 25c
3 lb. Box Soda Crackers 45c
4J lb. Box Graham Crackers 79c
3 lls. Best Ponhorry Coffee ... $1.19
One pound Can F,dvard's De
pendable Coffee 53c
3 lb. Can Edwards Depend
able Coffee ..... $1.53
5 lb. Can Kdwards Depend
able Coffee $2.45
10 Bars Crystal White Soup 39c
4 Cans Lighthouse Ch ancer 25c
11 Large Bolls Toilet Paper 50c
3J lbs. New Potatoes 25c
4 Small Florida Grapefruit 29c
'J Doz. Medium Sized Oranges 45c
'2 Heads Lettuce 15C
- lbs. Spinach 15C.
I.V Can Van Camp's Pork and
Koans ; 10c
Haskell Feed & Grocery Co.
004 Olive Street
Free Delivery in City
Mail orders filled from these prices
Phone 522
Eighth and Olive
Three Phones If
NEXT WEEK
Strawberry
Canning Time
The best advice we get from the largest grow
is to the effect that at the present rate the nu
mum strawberry yield will be next week. 1
natural deduction from that statement is that "
week strawberries will reach the ebb price
for that reason it is T1I10 TIM K to can slrawlicrr
Wo will be glad to cooperate with any one v
wishes to can strawberries. If orders for hen
will bo placed with us wo will do all in our pi"
to Focure them. By placing your orders i
vanco you will bo side-stepping any contingei"
such as not being able to secure a sufficient iinio
of berries to tnke euro of your winter needs,
course there will lie berries but not at as low pri
as will prevail next week. Aoliir on informal
given us by large growers we advise you to d y
canning next week.
Government Inspected
MEATS
By government inspected meats, we not only niein th't
shop is government Insrerted. hut that the me.iu
eminent Inspected also. T,hls fait requires us to carry
very highest grade of all kinds of meal we buy n"'
but the very best oliiainible. When you patronize our I
department you will have the assurance that there Is a"
better on tho market.
Phone Phor Pnoo
246
Is the Number
Any undue time spent in rhopping any aeeoVH ''
of changing clothes to make a trip down tnn", ,
necessary leaving the bahy with the neighbor is ?
id by phoning (.t your fond.
Precision and personal attention will
be given any order over the telephone
Table Supply Co.
A Food Department Store
Corner 9th and Oak Telephone