Social Notes
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Store No. 4W
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Phone 122
Store No. 13d
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P>one 81
QUANTITIES LIMITED
None to Dealers
DELIVERY
FREE
AIRWAY COFFEE
31b. 4 - - 43c
C. O. D. SERVICE
Canterbury Tea
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»Tie "Myrtte Club” met at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Varney last Friday af­
ternoon.
After a short business
meeting, a social time was enjoyed
by the members, followed by dainty
refreshments served by the hostess.
Those present were: Mesdames Gay
MILK
Aina Eckliolm, Angle Yoe kam, Lor-
ene Shard, Pearl Ruble, HelenAn-
derson and thé hostess.
TOMATOES
3 cans.-
MACARONI
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- 25c
PEAS
r" Mrs. F. L. Greenough was hostess to
her bridge club Thursday for one
o’clock luncheon at the hotel.
The
ladies later went to Mrs. Greenough’s
home where an afternoon of bridge
and sewing was enjoyed. Those pres­
ent were: Mesdames F. S. Emery, C.
J. Fuhrman, Lafe Compton, R. E.
Stewart W. S.. JjickeU. ii- A- Ulett«
Carolyn Yetten, Hattie Smith and the
hostess.
25c
Beverley Peanut Butter 31c
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S 1A JAB
Robin Hood OLEO 2 lb. 25c
SUPURB SOAP lg. pkg. 23c
IVORY SOAP med. bar 6c
GUEST IVORY SOAP bar 5c
LUX FLAKES lg. pkg. 23c
LIPTON TEA Black lb. 79c
OVALTINE
SUGAR
CORN
PANCAKE
FLOUR
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Harvest Blossom
10 lb. sack
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CORN FLAKES Z* 5c
SALAD DRESSING
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43c
Spring Vegetables
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Salad Serve
S Quart jar
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RADISHES
GREEN ONIONS
LETTUCES
ASPARAGUS
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Safeway Meats Are Guaranteed
SAUSAGE":
Mrs. Joe Knight entertained her
bridge club for one o’clock luncheon
Thursday. The house looked lovely
with bouquets of plum blossoms and
other spring flowers. After a moat
delicious „ luncheon, contract bridge
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2 25c
bunches 5^
Lb.i
n 2 c
17ic
Ruth Clayton, Ferryl DeJamett,
Olive Kuehn, Yvonne Carl, Elynor
Miller, Lucille Ellison, Lorraine Per­
rott and the hostess.
Spencer Foundation Garments
and Bandeaus individually designed.
For appointment call 191J or write
Edna Taylor, MO North Coulter, Co­
quille..
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