SSIsiT
worn
patriotism Given
jj Scout Sorvlco
uudceFare given
In"
lift
,) hr
(ulrluH"'". en !
levcl-ilhill uf
"ill.-lll.l '""
FllfMnrr.n W jell l.iirn
rp,m.K event of H'
rittr4 wllli nn
f". . ..itii-r. il lo the
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f IP,W. in .I""
f hlicr of
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MORN I Nr. nrr.HTFB rurrwr nm ivrnurcmv nmr . . ....
' " fvumiLi! n t.ii.jifii, juni, i j, iga -s PACE 3
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C. O. P. HEADQUARTERS
round Hint
it nil
w hill
. . 4... I ruin tl mil.
It pt I '
n. iiw surprises.
Jj,,lipp:ui greeted Ui
Dig asnt of Mm
. .. I.I..I. .'.r.
.pftt " "
.nvlij. INI
L ,ni (Klleinenl lo be.
U ippiri'i.f. ""r"-
bill"
Orn Are I'rmriunl
.lurillof I'" 'veiling wna
(td fM tail. ,l"'1
gtnsrw mi i' "
msM f member of I ho
ilfjlomuilliary marched
pialr. The procession waa
iliIUry color hear,
pal tb national ami e.
In mi they Passed
fcist Itit dlrl rVoum roaa
aniiiunllon. Tli'i came
Ijir-Wirfn of each troop
kfcli Iht brllll.int anil
Csfcn snlth hod Jut been
LutMm from the W. It.
(nsllrlollc orBanUallon of
iemi In Euin. They j
litM tne iai'K or ins
ntllH youn irie wiiih
sT prr.tath their ttw
timilonai colors ma'ln a
111 lmr.rtl.lve sight tu
i nirM.
i:U?t IVlnlter. president
llarlfiii liilon amlllary.
M34 cr 01 nu oriiniiixnuiin.
ymnltcl I'Utflr lo farh
M9lMlnf Ihrjr riiiliini.nt
IrinlllM anil the lllio. Mrt
kwti Ih4l In all Hit y.'aia
Tum tovonil Ha work
i liiliM vtrrarui. Ihelr
put r for ilio varloua
a Bui ill I year thr-lr in.
:nnWlo ami rlvlc affulra
b It MtYt trill nlfl In aup
kit uinlutliin anrl work
j7ni.r mom worthy,
(Urb lhy ttUh the bl of
il poaih.
Mkn pifrnli-il iha pro-
pit iktlr lift by rrpculiiB
fi7 oalh. ami tlm tllrl
mwofil Mr. Wlnilar'a
nalju taarrly aa ilicy r.
Mr.tiutln.
NMakrv rrrvntnlluit
Hmly to IHIa prtaeiilnllnn
lot cnntmiiDlty ai?rvlre
n'il In Eiignir, whlrh
'liaOH Corkrrll. Mayor
mn nimlit Ilia brief
flu chirai'iprliliie lint
fi maiir for work well
inoitlnije sained In
InttreHllrti. anenlnl
In thai of the liier of
p. which la Hid ono
WI Scorn may work to.
'Wufwommendnlloii ffom
.iii1 upon furl her rcc
"hsolhtr aoout nrflelnla.
Biker, who prealdeil
'wilnt, mil n. -Till. i.
futirj ncvor Kn,olfli
"n o.l for."
m Rlirrnr -
Fh ,,. . .j ....
H JfMorrnn In a pomnll
Hm Stafford la to
' pnneMlun of tho let.
II hai hum. r. ....
III fl nf M- .. ... .... .
kitV, ii oiorinn.
r"'."P arrayed norowi ilio
ntWr(l, amut chorua.
" tltn lr1. I ..
tha Kornnlulit wor. nf
"Heliwu Ihe Inat aprlnft
3
HlKli up In Hip fliiK.il.niHd 'rurliy IiuIIiIIiik lu Kniina City, HI'
publliull Irnilrra s'lllwr In (IIm'iivi iHilli'lca mill plutfurine, (-iindlilatttT
mill ilurk liiirx'n. Tlie arrow Mii,l lo Hie qumivra nlilvli have been
tliailr Mtullalile fur U.llln:i illlli lm.
GIRL SCOUTING MAKES BIG STRIDES
lutitl of Awunl. I.MNt Nij-l'l is Uij!;fst livriit oC Year for
Mcinlicrs uf lCoynic Troops
ie(iilallona, wna awarded to Mir.
lain HUffiinl, troop No l, of Unl
vnrally hlKh arhool, Inat evening.
Kvory onn who haa had unylhlnk
lo do wlih Mliliiin la dellKhtei,
fiela It la a dlntlnrtlon well da.
airved and wlahea her well on hor
Journey towarda Euitlet thin fall,
When the lovely notea of the
Tupa aong, whlrh runrludea all
tllrl Hiom giilherliiKa, filled the
rnoin, who over looked down at
thoaa myrliiila of eager, ' amlllng
young face,, into eyea thnt wera
pimla of light, without a catch In
tho throul, in out Imve hml a hard
heart Indeed, and who over could
iueMon the vulue of Ihe lime glv.
e.i to Hum niuat truly be a poor
aort of pernon.
W FIRMS PROBED
Nl'AN,KS MAINTAIN.
"'"KMATION Ut'ltEAU
teT. o,'j. .
km. ,ni """"Hon burciiu
rj?'.T"i mllltv com.
LrM' 1 8.000 a
foiZ nm"n fnvoniblo
"Oram j. " ""OO". Wll-
i. ,lf1 lOlJliij nl ,. . ,
' '""iy into
hf linn? lul,u co"
K A ,'"'1' inpnnle, In
f i, w, "uou" ircoin of
M I, """ ncwa
'iiiiim p. """oclntlona,
k i.,',. In nddlllon to
N , "y. I'nnlca In
r'14 ht"'n t
rtv.-. " n crliirntlnnnl
w 0rlpna .t Wn.
i
PJ2 " 'out. a.
lr I'uSltTANrC IIITOIM'OTK
Qtilid t lie hlitifekt pvr-nl of Ihe
yi'tii'. In Hie opmlny of the Clrl
Hfoula of Iv'.lk'ene, wnn the court of
4rtnla whlrh took i l.ifi at the
audlioriuni of the MrMorran
v Mehburtie ainro trtkt evening.
Thre huvn been other courie of
awurda In lite eotinly before, but
nover oue like Ible. tilrl .Srotitlnic
hue Bone forwiiril by h-iip and
biitlnda alni-o It a Inrorpnnitlnn Into
lha coiuiniii.liy fheM. under the
ahla dlreellon of Mra. Arnold
Hclirupp nnd ba aubaciiuent reor,
gitnliilon, bul tiot even ihe moat
iiptltttletlo could foraeo the Ini'riane
In Interest whlrh thin rourt por.
lnd. there being li; awurdn,
iiiomiy of borne and henlih work,
at ni'ultut to In Jimunry.
Tu date, there have been In nil
Uiue county only two Clvl Scouia
or the. find t'lnaa while no Olio hnn
oven approached ihe reled honor
of tloblrn Kiiitlet. I'l night the
following eleven glrla took the rank
of firm clni: Mnry Sieeiiilt.
troop No. two: from no.ip No. one,
of the Hiilvi rnlly lilgh arhoul, llnr.
rlet Hannah, .Miirguiet Heynoldn.
Helen Tllliiiiin. fl-uy Jane Jenklua,
l.nrrnlno Hearileley. Jenn llolden.
litith Martin, .Madeleine tillberl.
Holly Kenvey and Marlon bholdnn
achieved Ihla high rank.
Ilow many grownupe would like
lo aland up nnd aend a meMig uf
thirty Iniiera In Mono emit or
auveuteen lu aeniiii huro to tho
nnniiie? How many could go out
In our own outdoor ond find,
nnme. Identify and give the uea
oi formation of lx rlonea, troca,
blrda, Inaecla and flowere, lis the
glrla niuat for "oUcrvcr"?
Wo. ihl you llko to hand In today,
to a competent examiner, a com
pletn Iioiib plan for a Inmlly of
four, doiio In workmnnlllio manner,
davn lo n'nle, tailing enre of the
opemnga, nrrniiKlng ventilation,
apotllng lluhta, recuiiintcndlng.
Willi renaona for your reoommen.
diilona homing plain, refrigera
tion, cooking medium and Ihe com-
plclo fninlKblnga for each ro V
Ikw ninny of un could tiiiihlully
keep a heollh record over a period
of two inonthB, denying ouraelvea
candy, walking n regular number
of mllea a day nnd realrli-llng our
bed hour, our diet, to nlmnlulo de
innnils nf hen lib?
Thecn are only three of tho
twolve requlrenienla for fb'et cln.
not to menlloii the coiinllea merit
aivarcln inndo to acorea of other
hard working little Soouta.
And It la work: It takca doler
nilnnllon n rut peraeverenco and real
chnracler, in tho fnco of full dny
at achcol, and mother needing help
at Itoma nnd what not, to work, by
onca'a aelf, and take oi nnd hunt
up tcxla, all this nt the average
ago of twelve
Th progrnm Ina. evening had
number of novel fenturea. Pealdea
Mra. Kclirupti lnia organlied n
Scout chorua, mndo up of two glrla
ilioaen by onch troop, and calling
tllemaelvea moat villainy me
"Song nil-tin," who acquitted them-
ae.ve. very credllnbly ond give
piumbc of ntlrucllve offerings aa
Ihe fnlllni Webb them together,
1 1 1 1 w- (beat Nklt I'm On
rii lltflii aktl, "tilrl Scout Hope
t.'nesi." Pb Ha alxioenth contury
coatufi.ex and Btnglng ymbullc of
II. n growth of tihpirutlona uf our
gicla and Wjn.vn Ihroiigtt the yeara,
vvaa charminn'!y portrayed by the
Woo how Wileon troop.
An owaiii of gre.il prbie ol?o to
hel lioop. No. 6 of Woodrow Wll
aon. tnd her lender. Mra. Harpen.
and of ellll greater credit to her
aelr, win thi.l of communlly service
pin, t) e flint ever granted In Lane
coilnlv, to Anna Itnne Colhrell.
This pin entails n matter of 550
hours public nervlco. Including In
tho case of Anna I'.ose, layettes
made for Mrs. Ady ond service ren
derid ut her office work given her
church un, help tendered the
si outing office. It Is no small ac
complishment and lis recipient Is
to bo much congratulated.
There Is, In scouting, one honor
which cl.nnol be worked for, but
must come nnsollclled and un
sought, to a ghi of unusual caliber
who -iiy porfornv.-d some signal
service lor scouting ond I In every
way a person whom her comrodes
and officers com-lier a credit to
her organization. This Is the letter
oi coinniendatlon. tho highest nc
colade given on the road lo tiolden
liaglet nnd a necessity for tha'
final honor This letter Is an In
volved affair, necessitating three
recommendations, ono from her
church, ono from school and one
from personal sources There are
sheets of forms to bo gone through
with the national organ'zatlun, so
highly do they plze Ihe . ommen
ilnllnn The first one to bo granted
In Uinn couniy, under tho existing
CLUB MEMBERS AT O.A.C.
.10 I.ANK IIIU.IU.V ATTEM
hi MAII.lt SKKHION
loorw lo f'nlllliiiK Two Weeks,
Murk Marling Tills Wot'kj
Girls Oiitiiuinlx-r Boys
Thlrly-nlno Lane county 4-11
club children ar attending the
Minimi? eaBn for club mombers
being held at Oregon SUlo Agrl
cullural college In Corvallla, ac
cording to Arnold I). Collier, coun
ly club lender, who was hero Inst
night for the couniy graduation
exercises. Twenty-eight girls and
II boys make up tht group from
Line county. Irma Huggnrt and
Mrs. William McCoy nro with the
local delegnilnn.
Tho session started Monday of
ibis week and will continue for
two weeks.
Names of children from T-nne
county follow: Adeline Kills. Thel.
ma Campbell. ICIken Matlock
Doris llaxi-Hon, Dorothy Wilkinson,
Dorothy Stout, Ltclllo Mllllcan
Mildred Armstrong. Unrbara Dunn,
Lucille Johns. Gladys Emery. Mel-
en Kmery, Carol Saunders, Eva
Knox, Ellen .Ihuliz, Marian lllg
glus, Verna Coatello, Corlnne Mc
Coy, Marian Cox, lrlndu Stonc
berg, .'-ols Bailey. Thelma Solelm,
Ctutdle Blood, Georgia James, Vir
ginia Chase, Lola Chlttock, Greta
Chambers, Mabel Kldson, Cecil
T lpson. Millard Shelton, Charlie
Swango, Kenneth Du..n, Mervln
I Mauley, Gregg Osborne. Horry
j Jacoby. Sam Slcknforje. Edvard
Jacoby, Robert Matlock, Robert
Sly.
Try the Chicken Noodlet
t Ihe
Manhattan Cafe
Phono l"l
DNfl Willamette
Rubber Htanips Made In Bugene
zni.i.i'.n pmNTiNO co.
Willi Bineae Book more
Kill Willamette rhooe IMJ
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If you wtih lo be ptrmanently re
lieved ol gaa In atomach and bowels,
tnk Paslmnnn'a Gaa Tsbleta. which
nre prepared especially for atomach gaa
and all the bad eflacta reaultlng Irom
gat preaaure.
That emptv. gnawlnff feeling nl the
pit of the atomach will dtaapneari lhal
anlloua, nervoua feeling with heart pal
pltatlnn will vnnlah, nnd you will again
ba able to taka a d"P breath without
dlaromfort. .
That droway, aleepy feallng after
dinner will ba replaced by a dealra for
entertainment. Bloating will cfaae.
Your llmbr. arma and Angara will no
longer leel cold and "go to alaep be
rauie Baalmnnna Gna Tsbleta prevent
aa from Interfering with the clrculn.
tlon. Cat Ihe genuine. In the yellow pack
eg, at any good drug store. Price l.
Alvv.ivs on hum! nt
OREGON DRUG CO.
araaiaaBaaaj
( PROFITS
in all motor
fuel values
RED CROWN
ANTI-KNOCK
GASOLINE
MUTILATED BODY FOUND
TIEI VI' IX MIKET IX LAKE
WASIU.Xt.TOX KAVIXE
SEATTLE. Wash., June 13.
(Al'l Tbo. dismembered body of
u man, tied up In a ehcet and a
quill, was round late today In a
ravine along Luko Washington
boulevard, two and a half miles
south of Bellevue. across Lake
Washington. v
Tho mutilated body hod been
thrown from a passing automobile
Into a dense clump of bushes at
tho bottom of the ravine, sheriff's
deputies declared. It had been
there ut least a month.
A sow had been used In . the
mutilation. It was thought.
No mark of Identification of any
sort could be discovered. There
was no clothing In the bundle.
When Your Skin
Begins To Age
trso this new wonderful Cleansing
Cream. Keeps tho skin firm ond
plump ond takes out all the grime
and dirt. So soothing for sun and
wind burn. It Is so different from
any other cream. Will not grow
hair. Ask for MELLO-GLO Cocoa
Butter Cleansing Cream. Mention
Ilia full name. (Adv.)
M -TfRftta
ALWAYS KEEPS
IT ON HAND
LydLi E. Pinkham't Vegetable
Compound Helps Her So Much
Pittsburgh, Ta. "I vni jusl com
pletely run-down. I lind tired, heavy.
sluggish teennga
and I could not
cat. 1 was losing
in weight I read
ro much nhout
I.vdia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and
what a good med
icine It. is, that I
started taking it,
I have taken
clptlit bottles of
I.rdla E. Pink-
hnm'a Vegetable Compound and about
the samo tu tablet form. TTiis is one
medicine a woman should have in
tho house, nil tho time, I am improv
ing every day and I auro am able to
cat. I am willing to answer any let
tors asking about, tho Vegetable Com
mind." Mns. Ku.x KtciiAnna, 21
Cliautauma tit,, N. ti. Pittsburgh, Pa.
OPERATION NOT NECESSARY
RECTAL and Coton .Ihntnti vwriih qukkly and
ptrmancntiy uadcr the Dr. C. J. Dtan non-twrirt-
c-au mojin-nuOTireaiuirTntaWMie.ii
a..HUaha.lUalti aTBlTR 1IW
.aiftWl - fu..r tltuttrttcd book dccrttft
malnod and explains our
WRITTEN ASSUKANtlS lr
PII.E9 RIJMINATRD OR
FEB REFUNDED. 8 tod for
, it today.
V
osri
USTEN IN ON SEHVICE
First Annual Radio Gradua
tion Is Held
TWO PUPILS HONORED
Ilciibib .riin H Viilcdlcinrlun and
Icomird .fiit-obsnii lH su.
tutor la n fur Vrar
Eighth grade grnduntca In Lane
county ai-houla thla year gathered
In little groups around radio ro-ct-lvlng
bcIm In all parte of the
county Inst night to lUtcn In on the
first annual radio commencement
service which was broadcast from
station KOHE.
Miss Muzelle Hair of the exten
sion division of the University of
Oregon, addressed the graduates.
Children of Iho eighth grade' age,
enld Mlsa Hair, should atrlve for a
three-fold development, in body,
mind and charnclt-r.
Two graduates were given special
honors for their good records In
school and took part In tho pro
gram as valedictorian and salula
torlnn. Ben la h Jones of district
No. K4 was valedictorian, her aver
age being 93 3-11. Ix-onar,l Jacob
son of olstrlct No. 9 waa salutntor
lnn with nn avirago grade of
94 10-11.
Program la Given
. Harold Ayres opened the exer
cises with iho processional. Rev. A.
H. Saunders, pastor of Central
Presbyterian church, gave the in
vocation and the salulatorlan.
Leonard Jncobson. followed. After
Miss llnlr's address. Ruth Staton
sang a solo, accompanied by Alice
Huney at the piano. Bculnh Jones,
the valedictorian, followed and ' E.
J. Moore, county superintendent,
presented the class. Arnold D.
Collier, assistant superintendent,
read the names of honor pupils,
Rev. Mr. Saunders gave the bene
diction and Harold Ayres played
the recessional.
All eighth grade rs who heard
the program were asked to send
post cards to Mr. Moore and a
flood of mail Is expected at hia of
fice. Many on Honor Roll
A total of 95 graduates made
the honor roll, which Includes all
making an average of 90 or better.
It follows:
District No. 5. Martha Fisher; 6,
Doris Cbckerllne, Harold Steven
son, Edwin Ilelyea, Andor An
drews; 9, lonard Jacobson; in,
Zi-lma Kmlth, Itev.t Bryant; 19,
Clydo Bosserman, Velja Carson,
Wayne Crbler: 52, Marjory
Kchnorenberg; 24, Bertha Walker;
Eileen Matlock, Etta Kruse;
32, Venora Vera Armatrong, Eve
lyn Luclllo Toylor, George Combes;
30, Dorothy McCaid, Ruby Ifogue,
Audrey Harper: 40. Barbara Clark,
Iva B. Cooley, Melba FoaUr, liar
old Gwyther, Alma Grousbeck,
Howard McGee, Harriet Moore,
Gordon Morris, Erda Stratford, 43,
Curtis Chandler, Ina Chandler,
Iennnrd lllllls, Dewaln Jones, Mil
dred Mountain; 52, Owen Henry;
III, Elinor Elllngau:.; GC, Iris Opal
Fitch.
District No. 09, Eva Peterson,
Jens Iteerslcv, Rose Murphy, Mary
Nelson, Margaret Robertson, Vir
ginia lilals; 71, Gladys Smith: 75,
Heta Balles, Blossom McCoy, Elsie
Perry, Edith Easlcy, Marvla Suth
erland. Clifford Townsend, Herman
Perlnl, Otto Perlnl; 70, Donald
Walker; 79, Hazle Hopkins, Eliza
beth Paris; 80, Ardath Eaatburn;
85, Enid Travess; 88, Anna Mao
risk, Ruby Barker; 93. Bernlce
Mosby. Elizabeth McLin: 94, Beu
lah Jones: 97, David Kyle, Mill
roe Kyle, Maxlne Buardman, Alber
ta Circle, Eldon Edwards, Bertha
Pcttlt; 102, Russell McLean: 104,
Henry Chrlstensen: 106, Beulah
Melnlg; 120, Wanda Ross, Carroll
Lansberry, Cleo Carter, Jlmmle
West.
District No.' 127, Rhea Catherine
rilnt; 128, Earnest Guggisherg.
Amy Johnson; 129, Dora Reed.
Melvln Gaskill, Gordon Elroy: 139.
Louise Mann; 150. Pearl Weltz;
153. Irene Jeter, Delbert Green.
Georgia James; 164. Mary Slick:
170, Lola Porterfleld; 174, Louis
Georgo Rodakowski, Velda Mac
Bartholomew; 176, .Edythe Ryker;
185, Mildred D. Osborn, Alan G.
Long; 191. Ralph Wltcher.
FARMERS SPURN HOOVER
NOISY PROTEST FLAKES IP
- AT KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June 12.
(API Thefarm protest against the
nomination of Herbert Hoover
burst In noisy fashion in the con-
The Button Shop
BUTTONS made to order
PLEATING of all kind
HEMSTITCHING
874 Willamette
ventlon city tonight when up-
wardu of son tt.an nn,nrf.
streets and atvarmed Into political
neaanuariera shouting- "thirty mil
lion farmers won't vole for Herb
ert Hoover."
Tho crowd, most of whom ap
peared as if they had come off
tho farma nf the mirfritA
staged demonstrations in the prin
cipal notel lobbies and went so
fnr as to shout their message with
in the Hoover headquarters on the
mezzanine floor of the Baltimore
hotel.
At one stage of their pilgrimage
to the convention centers, the
farmers stopped in the Curtis
headquarters, and shouting "any
body bllt Hoover" ri.rn.nJ.rf a
speech from the Kansas senator.
Cycle Crash Kills Youth
RAINIER. Ore. June II lie,
Homei Jones. 13, died In a hos
pital here tonight from injuries re.
celved earlier In the day in a mo.
torcyclo accldont neur Prescott.
Joi.es, riding with a companion,
wna thrown to .ho pavement. The
other lad waa uninjured.
When You Need Office Help
(all ene
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
002 Wlllnniclto
LEE TIRES
Cont no mora to buy. Far !
to run
MARK C. SANDERSON
Broadway at Onk I'hone 1551
Of"
Sunday, June 17th. Is "Father's Day" Remember Him
With A Gift Something Practical!
ft
Hatch! Haiti
SAVE YOUR MONEY
There's going to be a
KNOCKOUT
at
DeNEFFE'S
Complete Men's Wear
McDonald Theatre Bldg.
More Sanitary than
Home Laundering
NO HOME laundress could
possibly be as thorough as
. sanitary as modern laundries
such as ours. Everything is as
clean and spotless as at a hospitals'
Our employes are carefully
trained to take every precaution
in safeguarding your family's
health.
9& Laundry
does it hqst
Tune In nn KORE ai s30 every Monday evening; and listen to
"Spin & Span' , ..'..
New Service Laundry
839 High Street Phone 825
.ZZ...l?H&SiY J.c: BR'LL ST2?5
(Formerly Ax Billy Department Store)
Wednesday
Grocery Attractions
Two 25c Cans
Fancy Pack
Minced Clams
This Very
Exceptional
Special Till
12:00-N"oon
Only
125
From Morning 'Till Evening
String Beans, Fcur Cans. . ,57c
(Very good quality Eastern pack cut string beans.)
Creamery Butter, Per Pound 42c
(Another wonderful buttcc buy. Fresl:, too.)
Albers Flapjack Flour, Package ... 29c
(Tou make no mistake in getting "Albers.')
Wheat Flakes, Per Package .29c
(Another wonderful breakfast cereal. Non-premium.)
Parawax, For Sealing, Pound 10c
(Anticipate your reeds at this good buy.)
Shaker Salt, Two-Lb. Package 10c
(Convenient size In the kitchen. Iodized.)
Certo Here, Three Bottles For ..... 85c
(Used extensively for making Jellies, preserves and jams.)
Doo Little Tablets, 2 Packages .... 25c
(Use in root beer in place of one-half teaspoon of sugar before
capping, for exce.lent, clear and sparkling results. Composed
of sugar and ma't syrup.)
Jar Rubbers, Five Dozen For. ..... .25c
(While present s ocks last at the above price.)
Macaroni, Three Packages For .... 25c
(With each 25c rurchasj one of these real "kites" tree. It
. will really fly. ,
Black Figs, Two Pounds For ...... 25c
(Ideal either stewed or consumed as they are.)
Red Mexican Beans, 3 Lbs; 25c
(There Is a great deal of food value in beans.)
Oranges, Three Dozen For . 85c
(Sweet and Juicy ' Small size oranges.)
Lemons, Large Size, Dozen 45c
(The celebrated 'Sunkls'.' brand, fancy lemons.)
"California Grape Fruit. 3 For 25c
(A good appetizer for breakfast. Try them.
Wednesday
Savory Sirloin
Steak, Pound 28c
Bacon Back, Skinned, Lb 28c
(It Is mild cured, tao.)
Salt Pork, While It Lasts, Lb ... 15c
(17-Tvo Phones-18)
Deliveries To All Parts Of The City
Four Times Daily, Without Charge.
Announcement:
We are, indeed, pleased to announce to the produce
trade that we havt obtained the services of Mr. Hubert
KuppiMibcndcr (familiarly known as "Hub" by many), an
experienced fruit and vegetable man, who takes jharge of
this important department in our grocery section. He
will b pleased to serve you. ,
" "1' In Amorlcv
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