MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1928
PACE S
V,9' KTBAJW HHOVBIi
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Knrlllgf'lelll,
L-aliiinlliili
ft -
L Com.! !'"
ore., "" "
Itin Mil
from
iWeilii"""" .
l Wednesday
.1)
Tim
loro
which
In time
ll'ks, on
I . Atv nn
ETaa led tills
'." the
D hiVi Uk-r over
rhlnir
L p',rt ' r "
tile five
lT"" . ' l.. K
OIIV ,l'-
deal
tho
Hit
have
a vur
nwlne
U to
mile.
iHti'.l
haU:h-
elyn
uf
Id.
krs i
:ir
ly
I at
lit
I. . ii.... rent
i ten nun - -I
. .ii... iivn 111
f". .:z, .,.,
ell in." .7. .. i
' cu.io-ny . ;
IlllOl''"! 1,4 " ,
tho highway ',m?'
"J.":.' ..nnilna-
"? -k i.t
I, that wer cul""
Lhln.-tbatarrlved
...in, tli four
hi r IIP, " - ... .
truck was fusion,
....i Mm mov
...iii., nt nil .ftixl
I ... .t,M van. HotllO
r. i.i.-k br due.
tr trio ii1 -.Kenil
hro lo
u..-alfrwl tl cuvil " "
Irtunily to cr".-
fcnTAK IIONOIIEI)
L. MttniBomiTy Given
I.int County Hpsclat)
I 1 . ...I.. 1 A Ml-
n, ore.. J"'
. .UintlnnoU
Kq wnii III.--------...
. nt ilia mm
By 13 by ft number ol
I" . , i .l.n eniihl
' ..-..i.,- . llh them
m,.:.; -.7- ih. treat
cm-.-. ..
I tV 111" nuwv v
L took M)t nifnii of
Era MotitBomfry. Their
Mr, MontKoinery wan
llu !intriro of
Unnnrrt lm Xh n lf
intcomrry, wni-nnw"
innn.
G BEE IS HELD
MM I' AID MKM
Btns MKIvT
l.tn County PptfUll
hf,( Orfl., July VO.
L .. . i,n,iii ttA nrlnctiml
of tho leabur woinrn
rs. Ira lunoin
l.v iial I ii tr u-nti nplll
fnrnleihltlV B L'OVirHl
iron, which wop Mrvfl
it In lionprl lo comnb'tft
It l Vint r- mAOllne In.
tho lift of in wiirKffrs
S. J. GDiUrd. Mm. Arcn
l Mnrlnn V.llttlttn
tmhr, Mrn. r;rllck. Mm
f,irH M r .1 niKA A VI'H
tlfs i nriir, Mm, vnntriK
lip. Harry .Moore, bfilde
itirs, iMinni.
ER ENTERTAINED
pt I.1VUN AT .H'NCTION
TV TIII'HSDAY
r t.an. roimly er.rl.D
ION CITV. Ore. July SO
Lan county chamher of
mtiMine m Junction
'snay pvrnlnjr rinrionln
h OottHCA Orovt, Pprlns
Imp Anil Klorftnce a well
fi (irmiM which a alio
fcf the county chembtr.
ni.
wae iirvril at (1:30 by
kn of Wooilirnft aftr
e roiion-ing nttistrnl pro
enjnyea: Vornl dut
fott ami artell Nelson
Mm Mnrl Brown who la
I'r mint Mr. Mllln from
nam., then ri hzhteil
rl with two aolo
nicn were beautifully slv
Pt meMinit of the Cham
l nflm at K orenH Hnt
Willi extenrii.fi Ia .,Iia
III I'nnnlu In HK..n n'Um.
py wns ant. for Saturday
I those who d-iilra to
f"y m the roast city.
pORDON HONORED
i...
Pi oUNDAY SCHOOL
En-R GIVEN PARTX
r t.,n Omintf RmcI.II
riON CITY. Ora.. jm. e
pentile Cloraon, tuiierln-
Wethodlst. Hiinday
v., Bursi hi a
ursdny afternoon
KIPI'B nf j .
E.... ""ernoon when
f ii of her department, to
tin- . cnifratulated
fie... " th oration, of
HlfP Af ftlfl
tol,.n . "ere preaent-
lis ri,,!""1" or ,h0 sn"v
,"ll founly
UIX: or.
l .. r
Arnold
vac. v::. .,?.7..nl
F to tho i k
.iuiiio
' npt
nnM f "
fir, .
i ...mi sroun
r
rlsll
.r..i.. a
I " ly 4 I'
Summcra
inn , .11 -
with
Mi.
snnnrf
With ml
and wer
in Port
lhl week
ot frlenda
fruin Uugont. Carl Nelavn of t'oi't
land la wuiklng In Ilia bakery dur
ing lile a!"ii'-t and will ba heia
fur about alx wenka while the bak
ery force aro all huvlng their vacation..
Hlly r'atnr.en, eon of Mr, and
Mia. olala I'eiar.oii, I. reported to
lit III Willi pneumonia,
A. II. I-ill! Dies
tll.sl.i.r l.mii. t:uiny Hiicrliil)
JUNCTION CITY, ore., July It'.
A II U. .1 tl.l 1.IIU fllll
u-.,ii.,l.u rlnrnfioti. lln u 72
yeara of K anil had been very III
lor aonie mow. r um .,.....
...ill I. t.nl.l ..I III Mlllikl Imfinl
Will l ,!'
Hunday afternoon nt S orlork with
llev. U. IC. Maker or 1110 naiiusv
church In uharge of Ihn aervlcoa.
I'arm Trillin lU'iX'rlert
ml,lr I.," oiinl)' Hl',' lal)
itik'i'ii'iN citv. fire.. July 19.
u.. i.buiui. who live, at Hold.
aou, on the Florence lilichtvny, liai
lu.l Haded hi. larm for 8(1 anv
of Irrliialod land In eastern Oii'iion
and xpei'le lo leavt phuiijt
hi. family for their new Im-stlon.
Mr. lHlua had previously iur
ohased mio land In ea.tern ore
ton ao thla trade uultca Ilia hold
Inge In one locality.
CLASSES HOLD REUNION
HAKHISHfKO "' StIIOOl,
GRAOvATKM- W
11 a n muntiiiri. Ore.. July 30.
(Rpeulal to the IteKisterl The ull
nual reunion of tbt claasc. of
i" ,.r llurr hum h uh
U1 UIIM - - - .
.chool waa held at Heninn-I.one
park one flay ini
iiuthiTlna v.o tn the form of a
Pli'iilo. Those ire.enl were iir.
and Mr,. Harold Green of CturK,
Mr. and Mra. ueora. -u.y
....i.i.r nr Corvn Ills. 1)111 and
Ooorne Mor.e i-f PoiIIbiiU, Mr.
and Mr.. Mereoiin iir nnu
of K.iiaene. Mr. and Mr.. Clarenco
McKein and .on of YoncalU, Mr.
Mftt-vi Klxnr and chil
dren of lliirrl.bui'K. KIIUHbelh
Uoodlng of Freewaier -wa. a guo.i.
WOMEN'S CLUB FORMED
K.un hic x at n.nmsiit;itj
GOES IS FOIl ATIH.LTICS
tj .nntuniritri fire.. July 20.
(Special to 111 Itegl.ln l A wo
mnn'a athletic club for Hnrrl.burg
he. been organiiea. Aia ""'"
Aionoay mam '- -
recur tha u.e of the whool play
aliea. nana aro noi tmin..
but volley ball wilt b th flral
.port attempted.
Ijlter U it pionnea w ;
gyinna.lum clns., wlib one of the
liigh .eliool teacher, ea couch. If
-ii.!.. f-,..it, i.urHiri tt'iim.n are
I'uimiiiiiv. v.., - -
eligible, and Ibe due. are fixed at
fifty eenia. me nr.i vonv unn
practice held Thursday night.
HMtlllSHI lti NK.WS
it k ii itiukl Mill tire.. Julv CO.
, u 1..1 ,'n. ll..trl-irl - Cravel
for Ihreo new pl c-. ot .Idewalk
I. neliuT iliauiea. in, ecium im-
.. .i.. ..ill .lupl uinn
llev II. C. Ityan left recently
fur oflle. Montana, lo lake chant
,,( a pn.torate at that place. He
hat been .penning ino ....i.....
... i. i... a l. iturllnu
muniiia wni, ".- ...
inmlly. He wna a graduate ol
phllomatn voiiege una .prnm.
i u L.r,.ti.n rnll from a
nun. .. --. :
. n uaa llilliri.ll SO
badly that .he had to be taken to
Ihe hospital ai r.iikcii..-.
t . a t nii.nbi. furmerlv Mra
Mima I'lillpot, ha bought a home
In Portland.
Mr. and Mr.. Calloway returned
irli-t, where they hae been visit
injz irirnus.
... - - - .1 T. II Miration ftilll
mr. Mini .111 .
,i ...n.l irt llielr home
pninii f..,
near Coburg Tuesdny, afirr a few
week, stay ai in ur, iirBciniui
Jason Anderson was a Portland
visitor Tuesday.
Mr. end ini'.. ayne err hum
son and daiiKhter have moved lo
Wren. Oregon.
Mlsa Anna vi ena ana
Wen vl.lted at th A. K. Burton
home recently on Ihelr way lo
California.
Win. Jone. ot urania r ""
returned to-.hla home after a visit
hero w ith hla brother, H. W .
jonea.
Mr.. Uloya Ktmona ran a ru.ij
nail through her fool on day th
first part of the week.
rr' i .11 nH.Aihu Rnnlt Mrle
Hughe., ami Reulnh Bennett were
Eugene visitor i-rioay.
Ill U'l.l. mica.. llalfAll wlln
nniw r.iilill -
relallve and frlenda In Albany re
cently. Mr. and Mra. M. A. Hllyeu
and Mrs. W. Mlsner relumed with
her for a short visit here.
Mra. .1. W. Moore visited In Al
bany for n few day the first part
or in weeK.
Mle.ea Betilan uenneu ana.
Dorothv Scott made a trip lo Eu
gene Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. A. .i. rnanee m
Pnrtinnri were In Harrl.burg on
buslneea recently, j '
Mr. and Mr.. i- v. Micr. orrj i
VI-n flhll,r,n irnrfl AlhnnV
visitor the flrat part of the week.
Mrs, 1. r.- nurion nnu
Anna Wen wer Eugen vlaltora
Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. uia uison nr rairm
l.lteil nt the J. A. Burna home
recently. I.eatcr Powell la mov
ing hla family to their new home
thla week. He bus bought the P.
J. Forater ranoh,
Mlsa Vera Jackson of Salem la
..., n, u- iihpI. titirl aunt. Mr.
and Mra. Thomna Jackson.
A. L. Hathaway apent a few
daya In Portland on bu.lneea the
flrat or tne week.
. -. . -. tr n Tn,.M,i .ni,
ir. aou nun. ,i. , i,v.,,a
daughter Mary of Halfway, Ore.,
vl.lted at fh Quy Hughes home
Tuesdny and Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. r. Q. Clark and
daughter Mildred, and Merle
Hughes wer Aloany visitors cu-nosday.
Peggy Joyce' Sixth i
J "7
-
7 iJr
Just as goon as Lord N'orthesk
(below) obtains his divorce
irom Lady Jessica Brown
Morthesk, former Follies beauty,
ae is going to trip to the altar
tor a second time with Pegfjfy
Hopkins Joyce. But it will be
pretty Peggy's sixth saunter
.own the aisle to Mr. Mendels
mhn's famous composition,
rhe happy pair are now en
oying the bathing at Deauville.
(Ial.nullos.1 vtw.r 1
OILING CREW TO MOVE
MtM Nli; IIH.IIWAY SOON TO
liK XHteS'XVM AiiAlS
TtfciavUr I,tn C'uunty Hr'"ll)
DKKimoiiN, Or., July 19.
J'ho ntnid hlKhwiiy (1itrtnicnt hnt
Dm nlllntf cruw t work ut IjIh
nnl Hill, whr It will noon NmIhIi.
lwlwtpn 10 hik) 20 men are oin
p)oyf1 on IIiIh Job.
Within a f'-w (Inyo (ho olllnc
rrnw fxpctM to ltKln work on I he
MVKcnzIo liiKbwfiy from Hprlntf
fil. lo tli Mlllienn rinnvr. a
dlMi.im'C of ii built i' mlU'it.
I.'iuk hmirH urn put In that tho
work tuny bn Mnipl'l'f am rapbl
ly fin pOKnthlft. Vrrn fairly. 1 1,
who Iihh fhiiru! of pnlrnllliiK tho
xinli hlKhufiyn In thin kcHoii, nn)
Jo) Put iih in Iftivn tholr hoiuoH nt
bf (warn ft nnd 6 oncli tiinrnlnif,
ii ml return at d or 10 o'clock In
llio evoninfr.
MIIK. MAHX HAS IS1TOIIS
Mr. Shaw of Mnlforfl mid Mm.
Mu n roe of Kuffciio nt Walton lllo
Itov. Clifford HoviIm, paMur of tho
Hiiptlut church at Gladstone, Ore.,
nr Mr, find Mm, Ccar t. 'oh well of
thin place. Mr. Hovda"n fnther
wji ft noluhbor of Mr. nnfl Mra.
White at Prairie I'irm, Vln.
Mr. and Mm, Guy Doy anj on,
Irvln, of Jiutpcr were Hunflay kuohIh
of Mr. ntifj Mm. Jlnrold fitoroy.
MIoh Georgia Parkfr of C'hlcato.
n n obi nchool friend of G. A.
Mronn, the wile manafcer, pave
him a pleananl atirprlre Tuesday
when he drov into camp accom
panlcil by hlx niece, Jnnette,
Brown of Santa Harhara, Cal., and
MIka I'ora Borltimler of Ixng
Bench, C'al.
Mr. and Mra. O, V. IjUU ac
compni)le( y Mrs. Gilbert and
four children spent Tucmlay and
Wednesday nar l-'lorcnce on a
cnmplng and flfhlng trip.
Mr. nnd Mm. Byron Wilfon drove
to Portland Hundny to x'lRlt, rcla-flvei.
Given with e:trh musical In
strument. KUfiKNB MUSIC
SHOP. 10as Willamette St.
7-13-6
J, K. PUATT. Insurance. Tel. 1181.
TKKItlIOHN, Ore., July 13.
Mrn. Harah hhftw, of Medford, for
a number of yeara a cloiie neighbor
of Aim. Georgn Marx, spent Hunday
and Monday with tho latter. Mm.
Tho nui h Munroe of Kugeno waa
alo a visitor at tho Murx homn
over the week-end. Hunday M r.
(i rid Mi'H, Munroo, accompanied by
Mrs. Marx and Mm, Khaw, drove
to P.lue Itlvcr whero they vUlted
Kent Munroo at the V. M. C. A.
ramp. They were delighted with
the camp surrounding.
Mm, Shaw accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Lector fampbell of
Portland, to Portland Monday eve
ning.
tho efficient Lorane fire brigade
which consisted of men. women
and children tho fire wan aoon
under control before much dam
age wan done,
Mr, and Mrs, Cbas, McKernan
and son. Donald, of Heart I were
gueata at. the Martin Foster home
last week Mr. McKernan Is a
brother of Mm. Foster.
Mrs. Ora Davla of Cottage Grove
Is vUltlng at the home of her par
ents Mr. and Mm. L. J. Henderson,
The J.. J, Henderson family
has moved In the Hehraek house,
Wtllard Henderson and family
will occupy the parsonage.
Tho W. H. and A. A. Davis and
the Austin I, t minify families drove
to Winchester bay and apent Bun
day. I.Utle Mlsa Dorothy Addison la
vloltlng her sister Lucille who Is
attending summer school In
Kalem.
1SKWH OT IUA1N
nriAIN. Ore,, July 1 8. fflpeolal
le the KegfHer) Hiram Reming
ton of Mt. Vernon, Ore., Is visiting
at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller.
Mr. and Mm. G. W. McCaltum
and children went to Medford to
Vint Mm. McCallums mother.
Mra. X. Hodertttedt and chil
dren of Kkykomlsh, Wash., are
vlalrlng relatives.
Gbn Miller la vlsltlna; home
folks this week.
Mlsa Margaret Hodden la spend
ing a lew oaa witn Eugene
friends.
fi, V. Galleton Is slowly Improv
ing from hla Injuries.
I). I.akey and O. Roaetter went
to H.-ilem Sund.iy and brought Mra.
I-akey and daughter Margaret
home. They havo been engaged In
pick hrt berries.
Italph Newton went to Portland
to vlnlt hla family over Sunday,
Rev. Hay and Rev. Chalmer
filled the pulpit at the Christian
church fiundoy.
WKNOMNG PFItKONAf.S
I(rc.v(r tunc County BpcUl)
WICNDI-ING. Ore., July 18. A
gift of a new garden hoso from the
Wendlmg ladlea' aid has been re
ceived at the McthudlaL parsonage.
It will greatly assist In beautifying
t he premises.
Mr. and Mm. L. K. Howard or
Kugeno were guests at tho home
of Mr. and Mm. Joe tikorninchka.
Tuesday afternoon.
Mm. Ksther Watt of Portland
is expected to at rive In Wendling
Saturday. Sho will probably moke
nn extended visit at the home of
her son Uobert.
Mm. A. 8. Wilson of Albany Is
spending u few days with relatives
and old friend here.
The misses Hoso and Elizabeth
Wojnlak and 'jertrudc Sorenaon,
who have been employed at Kalem
dnce the close of school, returned
recently for a short stay at home.
The girls will return to SaUm a
little later to resume their work
iintU'the opening of school.
Mr. and Mm. C. F. Herrcll. left
Wednesday for Mehama, wher
they will locate on J. W. Rogers'
farm. Mr. Herrell has been etn
ployef at the looth-Kelty mill but
has received a good position at
Mehama.
roRANE NEWS EVIrTNTS
ineniinier Lane .mniy !? la I)
LOR AN K, Ore., July IS. A.
R, King of Mamhfteld Is spending
several weeks with home folks.
Mm. l.urile Holes of Portland
vUlied last week with Lorano rela
tiven. "The Merry Makerh" of Eugene
will put on a splendid program at
the Christian church Friday eve
nlng.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Moore who
have been visiting relatives in
Lorane havo returned to their
home in Idaho.
What came near being a dfpas
troua fire started in the tall dry
rrass In the Lorane orchard last
Friday afternoon, but owing to
ION.NA NEWS
flWtiter l.an County Sptclnl)
DONNA. Ore., July 19. Adolnh
Cook of Portland who formerly
iivpu in MonawK and taught at the
Htafford school 63 years ago visit
ed with friends and attended the
Htatford school reunion picnic Sun
day.
Mrs. Freeburg returned home
Sunday after spending a week's
outing on the McKcnzie river.
Mm. John spores visited with
Mm. Will Seavey Monday afternoon.
Frank Crenahaw of Mcrcola was
a business caller at Donna Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hennls and
son. Eddio, of Ivna Angeles visited
with Mra. Hennis sister, Mrs. Lee
Seavey Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Robertson of
Portland attended the Stafford
school picnic Sunday.
Mm. Lee Seavey and three sona
te.ft Tuesday morning by way of
McKenzie pass to Nampa. Idaho,
to spend part of the summer-visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Hennls.
HICKOX PIANO TUNER, lSCS-J.
INSURE WITH HENRY TROMP,
ROAD WORK IS RUSHED
SIXTEE.V-HOUtt 8HIFT TO BE
PUT ON CANARY HOLT)
fRirltr Lin County Rptrlal)
CANARY. Ore., July 20.--S. J.
Kernan, of Reedsoort who has
taken the contract to gravel the
two mile of road from Canary
and to the top of Beirydale hill,'
arrived at Canary Thursday eve
ning with his crew of men and
four gravel trucks. Mr. Kernan
will have a haul of from three to
five miles and wilt run a 14-hour
shift as he hopea to get the work
done In four days as he has taken
the contract to gravel the twelve-
mile road between Iteedsport and
Lakeside.
L. N. Austin, road oatrolman of
district No. 69, has a crew going
aitead of Mr. Kernan, preparing
the road for the gravel which be
gan arriving at Canary Friday
morning Mr. Austin also has a
crew at work graveling the upper
Fiddle creek road. The Mar
tin Brothers of Ada are running a
giavel truck day and night to take
advantage of the dry weather.
Insurance of All Kinds
C. L. Sigman. W. P. Fell. Phone 997
7-7-tf
Russell Shop Hemstitching c
and 8c at Brill's. 7-l-tf
KING COAL
Be sure and get our summer
prices.
MANEKI'D-HUNTINGTON
MIK1. CO.
Electrle K-MaeratloB
A IVnl.ro Product
IT. L HAROIj CO, S3 Olive
"Oor Experience la Tear Bafegoard"
TiATTIN'S MH,Ii NEWS
' (narl.ter L.n. County ajptrlal)
I.ATTIN'S MILL. July Id. Bob
Ontnblll, who has been working In
th woor her for the past four
years, moved with hla family this
week to Chrlstensen mill near Crow
wher he has taken a contract for
logging,
Mra. Bessie Gilbert of Eugen
nnd four children spent a few daya
here th foro-pnrt of th week
with her slnlor, Mrs. Giant tjittln.
Mra. Mnry Clark nnd two sons
ttnlph and On-Ill and Lorln Car
mlchael, all of Eugene vlalted at
th horn of Mrs. Clarke's daugh
ter, Mrs. Raymond Fawver, Mon
day. , '
Mrs. Mildred Dean la staying In
Bugene helping Mr. and Mrs, Saw
yer In their store. '
Mi", and Mra. H. A. Whit en
tertained, at six o'clock dinner,
The Itev. Mr. Green, pastor of the
Baptist church at Cove, Ore., and
It Always Pays To Trade At Gray's
Better Parking Space!
BETTER
HAMS
$ or whole, Oin
per lb. . . . "t"
Picnics, per lb. 22c
:'6AC0lQHilr5
BETTER
BACON
Light weight OC
per lb.. ... .
Union Made By An Experienced Packer In Our Own Packing
Plant!
Inspected Steer Pot Roast
Per Lb. 20c
Pure Little Pork Sausage
Per Lb. 20c
Fruits and Vegetables
Apricots fresh from The Dalles I Watermelons cooled in our big
Net 25-lb boxes, $1.65
refrigerator, lb. 2c,
CROWN FLOUR Special at, -$2.05
n a n Fancy Chocolates Coffee Schilling's
P. ? Per Lb. 29c Maxwell House
Per Lb. 15c 3.Lb Boxes 85c Per Lb. 53c
FEED DEPARTMENT
Dairy Fly Foil
Bring container, per gal. $1.25
Oil Eastern or Western
Bring Container, Saves i
Price Good on
Motor Storei
It Alwaya Pay,
let. tVntWl o Trad, at Gray'
DINE AT THB ANCHORAGE.
6-29-tf
ZJ inthiwiit
605-609 Willamette St.
MEN'S SUITS
To Close Out
We Are Making A
Special Price of
$13.50
8 Bloch's Tailored
Summer Suits
Values up to $30
Sizes Are'
2-40's
139
2 38'a
137
135
134
It Always Pays to
Buy at Breier's
Saturday Specials
At the
Groceteria
48 East Broadway
Mb. tin M. J. B. Coffee 52c
2- lb. tin M. J. B. Coffee $1.02
3- lb. tin M. J. B. Coffee .$1.52
4- lb. tinM. J. B. Coffee ..$2.02
1 -lb. tin Snowdrift Shortening
2-lb. tin Snowdrift Shartening
4-lb. tin Snowdrift Shortening
8-lb. tin Snowdrift Shortening
1 pint tin Wesson Oil .
f quart tin Wesson Oil
1 half-gal. tin Wesson Oil . .
1 gallon tin Wesson Oil . .
27c
. .48c
...94c
, .$1.82
.,.. ,27c
i.:. ,48c
94c
$1.82
1 1 2-oz. tin Royal Baking Powder . .
1 2 J-lb. tin Royal Baking Powder. .
I 1 -lb. tin Calumet Baking Powder . .
1 2-lb. tin Calumet Baking Powder .
. .38c
.$1.18
..24c
..52c
3 packages Royal Gelatin
3 packages Jello ........
3 packages A. & H. Soda .
- , 25c
. ...'.25c
.25c
3 packages Yeast Foam 25c
1 0 bars Crystal White Soap ... . . .39
1 0 bars Creme Oil Soap 59c
2 large cartons Peet's Granulated Soap . 79c
3 bars Peet's Mechanic Soap 25c
7 rolls Waldorf Toilet Paper 50c
15 rolls Waldorf Toilet Paper - . . . .$1.00
6 rolls Scott Tissue Toilet Paper ...... 55c
10-lb. bag Fine Cane Sugar . . . .-. .69c
1 lb. Groceteria Butter . . . 45c
GROCETERIA
48 East Broadway Phone 256-257
Groceries
Phone
522 or
523
drain's
0
Feed
4
Deliveries
Daily
Saturday Only Specials
13 lbs .new White Potatoes 25c Fancy Lemons, per dozen
3 Canteloups (Size 45) for 25c . ood e) . . . . , . . ... 35c
8 lbs. fancy Dry Onions . . . 25c 3 lbs. String Beans . .-. . . . 25c
Saturday and Monday Specials
Haskell Best Butter, lb 47c
2 lbs. Silver Nut Margerine 39c
2 packages Potato Chips 15c
Paper Plates, (per dozen ...05c
2 rolls Wax Paper 05c
Grar.ny's Pickles, 16-oz. jar 19c
Quait jar Large Green Olives 59c
3 dozen Bakery Cookies 25c
12-oz. can Canipfire Marshmallovs....35c
2 oval cans Sardines (tomato) 25c
2 cans Picnic Spread 25c
Helmet Corned Beef, 12-oz. can 25c
S-lb. pail Pennant Shortening $1.39
8-lb. pail Maple Leaf Lard $1.39
Quart can Wesson Oil - 49c
-gallon can Wesson Oil 95c
1-gallon can Wesson Oil $1.79
10-lb. sack Best Cane Sugar... 69c
25-lb. sack Best Cane Sugar $1.79
10 tall cans Armour's Milk ....89c
Maxwell House Coffee, lb. ..: .........47c
No. 2y can Rock Dell Syrup, cane
and Maple Flavor 29c
No. 5 can Rock Dell Syrup, Cane
and Maple Flavor 59c
No. 10 can Rock Dell Syrup, Cane
and Maple Flavor ; $1.09
3 packages Pop's Corn Starch..... 25c
2 packages Corn Flakes or Post
Toasties ...15c
3 packages Kellogg's Shredded
Wheat : 25c
49-lb. sack Fisher's Blend Flour $1.98
49-lb. sack Fischer's Hard Wheat '
Flour $1.89
9-lb. sack Fischer's Graham or
Whole Wheat Flour 39c
9-lb. sack Fischer's Farina 55c
1 -lb. can Schilling's Baking Powder....39c
2;--lb. can Schilling's Baking Powder 89c
5-lb. can Schilling's Baking Powder $1.65
3-lb. box Soda Crackers 45c
4J-i-lb. box Graham Crackers 75c
Porto Rico Grape Fruit, each ....19c
3 cans Golden Bantam Corn 59c-
4 large cans Del Monte Peaches ...89c
4 large cans Broken Sliced Pineapplc..85c
2 cans Del Monte or Tiny Kernel
Corn .'. 35c
Matches, per carton 6 boxes ...............19e
10 bars White Eagle Soap 33c
IS rolls Waldorf Toilet Paper $1.00
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High Grade Turkish Towel
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10 CAKES
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