Watermelons red ripe lb . Dry Onions 4 - - i r - Ì ■- MAXIMUM Sunset Gold Cora Meal Yellow Peanut Butter < O Large Package In Bulk Lb. AIRWAY Q FA Quality Uîb8’3v Coffee , For Better o . DQ Coffee ¿ String Beans te“ 3 Cana Marshmallows LX * Hominy . Brown Derby Beer 3 ‘ Equals Pilsner” 11 oz. Bottles Plus Deposit QUALITIES LIMITED PINT QUART None Sold to Dealers 100* UNION __ Store 469 Phone 122 Store 136 Phone 81 At Store 136 Only Mary Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munford and Mrs. Naomi Robison, Mr. and Mrs. NUe Miller and Gladys, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Oluf Aasen. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins, and the hostess. Second Corinthians will be begun at the next session. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Woodward and Gerald returned Friday to spend a few weeks at home. Gerald had been attending summer school at Corvallis and Mr. and Mrs. Wood­ ward had been at Burna where he had employment. Mr. and Mrs. Law­ rence Barklow, who were working at Burns, have also left there but are not located for the summer as yet The high altitude at Bums did no* prove comfortable for the Coos coun­ ty couples. Oliver Myers and Mrs. John Myers drove to Empire Monday and spent a few hours visiting Mrs. Iselele Ed­ inger (Rohama Stinson). Floyd Wright, of Orange, California, called on Wayne Woodward and vis­ ited other schoolmates Monday after­ noon. He attended Arago schools for several years while his parents lived on the present Fred Vetter place, which was more than twenty years of Portland, and Mias Alice Stemmier noon to the following: Mesdames Er­ and Harold Stemmier were dinner nest Luthy, W. W. Deyoe, Reuben guests Thursday night at the home of Raupp, Frank Young, John Belieu, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Lundy, of Twin A. Freeman Walch, Katie Arnold, C. Oaks. Wilson and M. Mansel. Mrs. Richard Roww and . small BREWSTER VALLEY daughter, of Eugene, visited Thurs­ Mrs. Edwin Crowley returned home day at the home of her sisted-in-law, Mrs. Lorin Guerin. She left Friday Saturday after spending some time at for a visit at the home of her parents, the hospital and at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown, ot Powers. mother following an operation. The Brewster Valley Woman’s club Roy Byrd, who has been clerking in the Safeway store, left Tuesday for met at the home of Mrs. E. Krewson Eugene, where he has accepted a po­ last Thursday. Attending were Mes­ sition in the Ralph and Stanley store. dames A. Jenkins, M. Mead and son, Mrs. Elton Schmidt was able to Myron. J. D. Laird, H. Laird, Baxter, leave the Mast hospital Tuesday and Hicks, P. Crowley, Anderson, Elsie return to her home. His sister, Miss May and Evelyn Cfewley, Eloda and Mary Davenport, is staying with her i Velma Krewson and the hostess. for a while. Mr. and Mrs. A. Alford served Mrs. Pearl Ireland sold her home chicken dinner last Sunday to the fol- reoently to Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Car- lowing: Mr. and Mrs. E. Alford, Mr. ver. Mrs. Ireland moved into the *nd Mrs. E. Krewson and Forrest, John Belieu apartments the last of Eloda, Velma, Glade and Donna Jane the week. Krewson. Mr. and Mrs. Wid Baker and their Visitors at the Herman Gray home house guest, Miss Bee Faye, of Los are: Mr. and Mrs. L. Clabaugh and Angeles, California, left Thursday children, Miss Jane Clabaugh and morning for a trip down the coast. Jimmie, and Rosalie Claubaugh. Miss Faye will leave the party at the Brewster Valley Telephone California line and return to her