Sherman County journal., December 22, 1939, Page 3, Image 3

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THE 3HBRMAN OOUNTY JO U I^NAt, MORO, OREGON
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PAGE THREE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8C, 193»
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“Le?h go home now Joe.** • - 1
ried home by Bruce Grady, which | MORO SCHOOL NOTES
ing in Sherman county putting, ill
“NaW, I’m afraid to ' go home.
was
won
from
a
guessing
raffle.
I
telephones for the dial system i
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot b>’ W ym an F rench
W ife’ll shmell m’ -breath.” / '
*
•
expect io be here for another
m otored to Hood River S atu rd ay
A gain the .basketball t<am me.
“Hoi* your breath.”
month, a s the company expects
to see th e ir son, H a rry Dean, who ! d e fe a t T his tim e a t the hands of
“ C an’t. Sh’too s tro n g .”
to m ake th e «change on Ja n u a ry
is recovering" fro m an operation, i
R ufus Wolv«.s, a h i . i
u
20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Law rence F unk 1 sharp sh o o tin g q u in te t..T h e . score
The crew w orking on telephone 1
Read the ads in the Journal.
visited in Hood River Sunday at w as 28 to 9. Line-up w as: Ship-
lire num ber 29 have finished th eir
-f
home of Mr. ami Mrs. J . O . ! 'ey, F rench, B arzee, M artin and
work thus completing the recon-
J
Yocum
i Lutje. A second team gam e was,
Max Pluem ke was pleas-
Mr
stru ctio n on country lines in p r e - Mrs. j B Johnson, assisted by'* C atherine Fridley, M arg aret and 1 a,so played w ith R ufus again
F red Ruckm an, F ra n k C authers
at her home
• r.Lly surpri.-ed
p aiatio n for the dia system.
(Mrs. John T. Johnson .a n d Mrs. Donald McDermid a r riv e d - here victor.
and W ayne Thom pson le ft Sunday
when friends g ath ered in honor of
The
school
boards
from
the
Johnson
hostesses
!
from
OSC
fo
r
th
e
holiday
season
I
.T
h
e
O
ptim
ist
will
come
out
fo r various points east. F red and
her birthday. Those p resen t w ere:
country
d istricts
tra n sp o rtin g
,
again this week.
F ra n k will visit relativ es in Miss­ pupils, m et last F rid ay w ith the for an inform al afterno o n , honor- W ednesday.
T here will be no school next Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and Mrs. C lara
Miss C atherine Morse, county
ouri fo r some tim e, while W ayne
<ock of Grass Valley: Mrs. J. H.
loca1 school board and County ing the 91st birth d ay of M rs.
w<ek
in celebration of Chi-i.-tma»
health nurse, w as entertain ed a t
N e w ru b b e r
expects to tak e delivery on a new
,Vi,son, Mrs. B. A. Hogue, Mrs.
* .’ C atherine Johnson, at the home of a show er T hursday evening when and New Y ears.
C hevrolet car a t F lint, M ichigan S uperintendent.
A g ita to r a to p *
M. Wilson. Mrs. Guy Hoskinson,
The grade school was d.s: upted
Law rence and A nita Kenny ar- the la tte r. F riends who called, f:knd® met for an evening of
w r in g e r r o ll* .
and re tu rn hom e in about ten days.
Mi . Paul Wilson, Mrs. George«
this week due to practice for thf
lived
home
T
hursday
afternoon
dur;ng
the
afternoon
were
served
i
bridge
a
t
the
home
of
Mrs.
A
lbert
Wilson,
Mrs.
R.
N.
McGlasson,
F red P e te rs ‘re tu rn e d home from
from college to spend the holidays w ith tea^ and a slice from the K isoberg. Mis» Morse left F ri- C hristm as o p eretta held last night.
George F lint, Mrs. J. E. Nor-
The Dalles hospital T uesday im ­
The plot of the op- re iia , hu g ely
w ith their parents. The other beautiful birthday cake. Mrs. John- d ly for her home in Eugene.
11 Mrs. Edna Schilling, Mrs. Jay
T rade your old ^ s h e r as
proved from his recent illness.
made
by
song,
w
as:
Wimble
ano.
siudents aw ay a t school will be son received about 75 b eau tifu l
*
Kay.
3\Mrs.
G
eoige
McKay,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
rew
s
and
son
are
W ord w as received here this coming soon no doubt.
down paym ent. Phone 161
cards and a num ber of g ifts. Mrs. leaving F rid ay to spend the holi- Nimble, two of S arb a’s servants, Mrs. C harlccs
Purchase, Mrs.
week th a t on December 3, tw ins,
ai ? cleaning his wm k room when
Judge Carl H endricks was over L. W. Michael and Miss P earl dayZTn P o rtla n d w ith relatives.
H
arley
McKay.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Wilson,
. -fy r trial
a son and a d au g h ter, were born from Fossil W ednesday and T hurs- A utrcy were out of town guests
S an ta Pushes in. lie said he was
the hostessees, Mrs. Helen
¡Mrs. H erb ert Root was hostess late and can’t possibly get arounc
to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshee of day of this week on legal busi- fiQm P ortland.
V
t > m em bers of her c o n tra c t club to all the childreen in the work Koepke and Mrs. Maxcine Smith.
K etchikan, A laska.
The infants
n
tss.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.K
^ulton
are
T u t day a t her home in the coun­ so WimLle and Nimble decid e! tr Mrs. - Pluem pke received a large
w ere nam ed J a n e t and Jackie. *I>e-
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----
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leaving
soon
for
Mexi€$
C
ity
timber of g ifts and guessing
try.
roy is a son of Roy Belshee of
ring the magic bell which rough!
w here they expect to spend the
nines were enjoyed a* sh o rt time,
Mrs. Lewis H astin g s w as hos- all of S a n ta ’s helpers throughout
W asco. •
A Problem in S tatistics
w inter. On th eir way down they
T he D alles. O re.
ti freshm i nt of cake, jello and
and frien d s ll ' s W ednesday a t a ca rd p arty the world to hr- work shop, and
Dozens of lovely necklaces, ear­
ofToo were se"ved by th • hostesses
The U nited S tates, w ith 6 per will visit relatives
rings, braclets and brooches, priced ctn r of tha World’s land area and in San Francisco and other places. at her home for the pleasure of all th. helpers helped S an ta dis­
'te in (he afternoon.
Miss M orse, who expects to be trib u te the toys before C hristm as
at $1.00. Great’s, The Dalles.
Wo’ ;i W-, ' »•
■ ri' e Si.r ’ >Y
7 per cent of its population, con-
F our tables of five hundred m anned the la tte r p art of this m orning.
,C arrel B ennett left F iid a y for su/ne* three
*
'
‘he
He'dh
of
E
a
r’ T w e i' in
fo u rth s
of
the were, in-play w hin m em bers of the m onth. The new health nu rse for
Tin*. 1 ,’venth and < i'ghth g rad ert
A uburn, W ashington to spend the w orld’s silk, h alf of the w orld’s Wei »foot Five H undred Social club
’■
'i
th-i'
I.
Tw
et
i’l
be r mei J-
the county has not as y et been sang three C hristm as carol« tf
C h ristm a s holidays with his p a r­ rubber, two th ird s of the w orld’s m et a t the home of Mrs. Joe
.
I
he!
e
as
w
orking
for William
RAIL FARES
appointed.
,a rt the program .
en ts.
W te h .ll several m< nihs in ’31 on a
oil, and one third of the w orld’s Drinka«d.
D orothy Allen, siste r of F ern
T he w orkers on the C hristm as coal, and contains half the world s .
n,i ,• m’. r ■ •. Hi
death was
coats and h ats specially W illiam s, visit« d at the Max Wil-
S ea’ program this year would ap ­ com m unication facilities and *elec- p rietd for the holidays at G re ta’s. iiams honne from The Dalles re- | “ How can you tell the ihtfei u n e
a used by pneumonia.
p re ciate very much a response trical energy capacity,
~.
betw een a pro fesso r and a stu-
Chri- Poittson of Tygh Va’.b v
Mrs. Maud A kera was an overT. cently.* -
,
l‘
- - ----
from those not yet heard from
was an over night g u est of Dick
night guest a t Moro F rid ay night,
j^ r aruj Mrs. I^awrence . Funk cnt '
in an effort to clear the work be­
“ Well, if th ere a te only two in
1 e4v V,h bias I iv night.
to attend the PNG club party .
en tertain ed th e official force of the
fore C hristm as.
a room and one of them is asleep
Karl
All g ifts w rapped free any Co-ops F rid ay evening a t dinner, tin other is the pro fesso r.’’
T he employees of the S her­
Fi ¡day a! the
month of the year a t G re ta’s, The The evening w as spent
playing
, G w H kin
m an County Branch of« the F its t
pinochle. The guest list included
I)a Res.
N atio n al are invited to a C h rist­
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G rady, Lydia M is. Fred F o rtn er.
Moro
Com
m
unity
P
resbyterian
m as p arty in The Dalles S aturday
V r. e-’ 1 M r-. •' Fi N "Con and
Jam es, Philip and Steve
O’ Darby, M ary F o rtn er, F ra n k Knox
for Students
Mrs, Ralph W illiam s left foi
Church. Sunday December 24,
evening a t The Dalles Hotel.
pin t M»' . Gi-v Hoskinson
M eara retu rn ed home for the holi- and A rth u r Spencer.
C
alito
rn
ia.
a
f
te
r
planning
to
leav
Rachel Poley is im proving from ¡1939:10 a. m. - Sunday School, ¿^ys "from'*Linfield. David Richel-
a.nd G e n e r a l P u b lic ,.
itn'-: 1 to II h ! River, Mor.-day
G ifts from $1.00 to any pr'ce for some time. She will spent
h er recent illness and Dr. and MrS. d iusce8 fo r all ages. C hester W. d erfer a is0 retu rn ed home.
¡rh
i-r
wb
re
they-
aM"ndf‘
1
a
C hristm as with her d au g h ters.
you wish to pay.—G reta.
Poley expect they m ight be
1 Sinith, S uperintendent:
M orning
Hiet ren fev rne-’ of th Äm eri-
Miss C atherine R ichelderfer a r ­
Mr. and M : Roy lb l.-het‘ wer
E x c e e d in g ly lo w rail f a r e s
The Wasco W om an’s Study
to b rin g her home from the hos- W urship( n a . m ., Special C h rist­ rived from C alifornia Sunday ac­
n Legion ■-!’ 1 \ n \ il.a i y-.-
.....
club
m
et
with
i M r e . G. C. Andrew s hos-ts at th eir home to m inii'cr:
o , e r t h e H o lid a y s in c lu d e
N'el’ie
Wil
on
\vw
a
wi’t
k
'
--i
1
mas
serm
on
by
the
pastor.
Ap-
pital fo r C hristm as
companied by Shelton B alser. Miss
of the P ast Noble Giai 1 clul
Jvi.tnr j’t. Mwo . w jh In r gi an 1 t i a v e l b y C o a ch , Pu llm an
— M r and MVs. A. Douma e n t e r - , pri yj-^te.-C hristinas music by the C atherine is a s t u d e a f a l' "sli'n . ?»
irxss m e ltin g Mrs. P ro u d fo o t and T he"“ room «? WeYe*“ festive w ith 'a t h r, 'Mr s . Ida F avi-.
“ ed
r sixteen g u ests - Tuesday eve- vboir. Selo by Alan F rase r, stu
tain
siu -
<t u .i s t & S ta n d a r d Pullm an
C hristm as decorations, car«l< being
- r* te
♦ rk college,
r* n 1
1 n <y ( i
Mis; McKee gave book reports.
n in g at a dinner pai ty .-h u n crin g
a t Oregon S ♦ ta
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. MvG’asm n
and Mrs. C lifton F rid ley
n ing
the
diversion
of
the*
evening
and
The annual Chrisitmas tree p a r­
, V, week end guests a' the Wil- EffecVve from The Dalles and
from a
th e n d au g h ter, G loria, on her 4-00 . C hristm as V esper program
several days
ty fo r the memeibrs of the T uesday many prizes-w ere given.
■.y the Sunday School. Spec al
rd Ik '-In* la m m ar Moia».
Biggs o\ er' a * ide territo ry in
12th -birthday.
A fternoon S tudy club wa? held at
n* ntfprmfi«
oreign Mu,-
Mr. :.u ' Mrs. John Koepke and
C harles B elshc?. .w>,c
m usic?
O ffering for F
Foreign
,,
? n î " i D iegcn, W ashington and Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs
T hursday evening Novem ber 11, the home of Mrs. Cliff Fridley
- g h tfr. M arquita <>( R« Amend
K
sio rs. A C hristm as playlet will
a r d A. *M. W right retu rn ed ^ e d ;
• vi
the Gt orge McKay
w ith Mrs. Cannell as leader. Roll
n tsd a y fio m an extended vi
e .ah th grades, also special fe atu res tir s , en tertain ed th e ir own fam i- cajj w as C h ristm a s rt collections,
me for a few days.
£-\LE BATES DAILY
Portland.
b.- the n rim a ry and“ beginners’ lies, and these of the K of P^ at H J e n B ru ck ert related th e sto ry
D e c e m b e r 1 9 t h to
Mr. and Mrs. R V.
All . 'r T coidTally in- then annual pot. luck d in n er. Fol- ^ £ ¿ ¿ £ 7 ^
“ Oh L ittle Town
J
a n u a ry 1 s t in c lu a iv *
and son left T hursday fo r Y aknna,
U gt of the yi Win? dinnej- the roll call and of Bethlthfcim w as SUng by Joanne
( C ontinued from p ag e o n I
Return b y M id n ig h t J a n u a ry 8 t h
w here they will spend the holiday
The musi- election of officers was held. Offi- W atkins: L orraine Gosson sung
WASCO
MORC
\ AA D EAD LINE
càr
PrVsented last Sun- Ccrs elect for 1940 a re : Elva Hines
w ith th eir parents.
a C h ristm a s selection and the club
I n q u i r e of y o u r l o c a l a g e n t
'<¡00 acres were subject to wir.f
ix, night
nicht by
hv the
Hie choi
choirs of the M.E.C.; Opal B rady, E.S, Louise m em bers joined in singing C h rist­
The G rass Valley Zebras suffer-
for
fares. You w ill find it fa r
burch
was
splendidly
received
by
Enem
as,
E
.J;
P
earl
B
rackatt,
res
ion.
ed an o th er defeat T uesday eve- c
............
m as carols. An exchange of g ifts
‘
Eertun-it
ly.
we
don’t
have
c
h
e
a p e r to ta k e th e tra in on
..
f
mr,
npnnle
who
M
anager;
Ju
n
e
Spencer,
M
of
K
C;
ning by the R ufus town team .
f t X a c ’ y. Frances Guy. M of F ; M ary Brack- was m ade by the m em bers in a t ­
an
i . . . H!,e('e(Utenlar erosion exam -
y
o
u
r H o l i d a y t r i p t h a n to
tendance.
Bill Raymond has been m aking P
_ _I__ rtf Prrttrtrtfnr* Marcplla
Hllder-
• ’(S h ere“‘jn the Pacific“ N o rth w e st,
H .lder- . Bohbie Nislbet was able to be
c1 b e ^o u r ow n car; also s a f -
a new window bench in the Pacific The ch o ir, have rcr.fercJ a nplcn- et, P ro tecto r; M arcella
i 1 perhaps ww-losi* sight of the
Sunday and enj oy the C h rist­
Pow er and L ight rooms to be used dl l service to the com m unity by brand, G uard, Nellie MieLfs, In-
e f an d m o r e c o m f o r t a b l e .
• ■eJ for conservation. We have
l i c h a presentation. The Senior
m as p ag e a n t a t the M ethodist
fo r dinplay purposes.
____ - j s u c n a p
r
o
s
e
. ,
01jve
A s„ 8, m as pi
A. M. NELSON
"he opportunity of farm ing our
Home Electric Light System
Saunders, the piano tuner. C hoir
tu n t; M a,y B rackett, p r e s s j o r r e - church
Rhone 11,
Moro, Oregon
’ ’i -I bi a m anner so that we never
Andy S hearer won high 50 cents per year o p eratin g c o m will have the soil w aste which has
s.n d s word that he will be in Moro The - 'c r i o r of t h e ^ h u r c h was ry o n d m t.
fe u U re ^ JO ,
3 year Paym ent Plan
soon after New Years.
■( urred in oth( r sta te s.’’
med
and
cleaned
last
weex
,
____..............thp
rO ifu la r-m eeting
Five E stim ates W ithout O bligatam
M
rs
Maud
Phillips
from
Canada
kalsom
i
u “ ‘s T t i ^ T h i i week a t the A. II. a id the n w dres s added W the a j o k e
of the TiIlicum €lulb m em bers
> ♦ ♦
I iHROPK \ ( T1C P I P SK I \N S
“ B arnum
„ home. M
r.
P
hillios
is
a
attra
ctiv
e
n
ess
of
the_w
orship
se
r,
T
h
u
rsd
av
evening.
T.,ADÍES
-
T
r
y
new »ft -U f w ring
Mrs. P hillips is
Dr. H II. P rrato n , C hiroprac- • t f it
vices. We tru s t all p e ^ p k - - « f lL v ,^ ed-
ttvl .
Lift
The annual eom m unity C hrist-
ing mop, also
siste r of Mrs. Barnum .
,•
Physician of Chi. ago, 15 years
erjoy this act days ahead
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson K it
program will be held
DEXTER TW IN \\ '.SH E R ,
Mra> Oscar Leach is here v isit­
<|i(‘i’it nee. Rainless non surgical
Henrjk G. Hanson, Pastor, for Eugene fo r an tpt tended, vlslt ™ b
- T riday eve-
w rite or phone
wFh th eir son-in-law and daugh- a ‘ f
scno ai nouae
T’ ”-
ing h er p aren ts, Mr. an-d Mrs. Otis
mov.al of tonsil-, verieose veins,
John M. DeMo s Dealer
B aptist te r, Mr. and M rs. Ray Barlow.
n .rg .
‘
\
’ini troubles, sinu?, colitis, scia-
Baker. A udrey B aker will accom -^
Valley F irst
•Moro, Ore.
Res. P(tM o,s Sprgs. ■ ca, a rth ritis etc.. F irst National
-- the sickness pre-
The S tandard B earers m eet w ith
an open
°n
1 *
pany h er siste r and husband to*
Due - to
the com m unity th ere Miss j j Wilde T uesday eve J ^ b y ' » ^ 3 0 o^dock b a n q u e t
Tilium ook this .week end where
Rank
Bldg. Phone
101.
The
they will spend the holidays with
nQ sprvices u n tn December nir.g.
Dalles, Oregon/
The m y stery m others re- em eu ny a
_
, , ** .
| i
M r. Leach’s parents.
31, »1939. The tableau Planned ,)lcmbel, d th eir d a u g h ters and
..........
New sh'pments
of
holiday f(J’. tbe C hristm as program will brought them gifts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
enry
Richelder-
E;;',r
'
dresses, $2.95 to $19.95. Greta. «3P given on* New Year’s Eve, in-
.............. .. ..............
Choosz from, a stock of goods that is the
The Am erican Legion A uxiliary rt, ad of C hristm as Eve a? planned. fe r returne<, from a w e, ks vistt
drews.
Gerald C. Dryden., P asto r
g am Lindhorat,
Groceries - M eats—Fresh
held a dinner and white elephant
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Brock were
most complete in the county.
of
Dufur.
p a rty in the Legion hall S aturday
Fruits and Vegetables in
M nro; C hristian S chnee Society:
. - - .
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Moro
C
h
n
.tia
n
,
The
young
people
of
the
M
^
E
.
ß
f
M
r
and
B
arnett..
¿ ’ nL’S i o „ T boya In d S? h i l d ^ n Uand Church se,-vices are hem
—
a ^ H s tm a s
Season
Mrs. M arie B arn e tt Cooper left
at a price that is fairly based on
a i ’ CONDITIONED
m
w h o w whM 'to h«l> m rt*
^ 8 ^ X 2 ^ e t U n o’clock. p eR « " ‘ aY n hl; ^ T ch Sunday la st week for a sta y in P o rtla n d .
lockers
recin t B azaar a success. The par- •
• e dnFday ’evening- meeting ®v
(O L D STORAGE
Mr. and Mrs.* Lee HlneS of
. t y w as draw n to an ab ru p t close on
W ^m sday
E p. E dw ards
G rass Valley spent the week here
quality and workmanship.
account of darkhess w h e n f h
; , r00m« js ^ p(.n daily w ith an at-
The com plete funds from the w itn Mrg ¡¿ a King.
MrR M ary C raw ford of DaTles-
lights went off.
te -d a n t on W ednesday evening church bazaar, given S atu rd ay
Mr
and Mrs. Giles F rench
aR a u thorized C hristian am ounted to 5121.G8. The door r ft is here visiting h er sister,
D ry G ood s, C lo th in g a n d
sp ent the week end in P ortland. c h r ;stian Science lite ra tu re m ay prize w ent to John MoDermid and
Mrs. E. E. Barnum made the trip b(? borrowed or pjreh ased . Th
the th irteen pound turkey was car-
S h o e s to m e e t th e
w ith them visiting with her daugh- public is cordially invited to all
n e e d s o f th e
te r. Mrs. R. C. Jones.
I services and to m ake use of the
Local Boys •.'
Mrs. C. Johnson
Go East For
Celebrates 91st
Birthday
Vacation
Kent Resident
Honored On
Birthday
EASY WASHER
SAFE
HAMPTON FORNITORE
OLI DAY
v
&
T. Lester Johnson
LAWYER
M
. M
.
«¿
B
Conlee’s Grocery
T he Pacific Power and L ight rending room.
com pany is m ak in g a survey of -- --------------- ---------------- ----------
the K ent d istric t to determ ine |
’ w h eth er it-w ill be feasible' to run
t iz
a line from G rass Valley to K ent. | V V <¿111
They are also w orking on a plan FOR SA L E : 3>5 tons w heat hay
fo r a line into Rufus.
H. B. Belshee, Moro.
Volney I. Moon is incarcerated
in the county jail, arrested by FOR SA L E : C ut glass, Etched
glasses, China w are and Brie a
Sheriff Wilson a t H eppner Ju n c­
b
rae a t g re atly reduced prices.
tion S aturday. He is being held
Come
to the home
of
Mrs.
fo r obtaining property under false
Jessie Amos? Wasco.
pretenses.
Mr. and M rs. L. H. Nahouse | f o r SA L E : R egistered C hester
W hite Service Boars, $20. C. W.
accom panied by Lyle and Gene-
Minks, T errebonne, Oregon
« vieve Nahouse of The Dalle s,* left
S atu rd ay m orning fo r Camiby,
FOR SALE: 50 nice weaner pigs.
C alifornia, to be w ith th e ir son-
Call 9F11, W asco.
4-c
in-law and d au g h ter, Mr. and
M rs Leslie Ste-wart and fam ily, LOST: Bifocal glasses - dented 1
" over the C hristm as holiday week TddL'case, ' 'MisrViViah^ Trtunce, f
M oro.'
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end.
Miss Ja n e French arrived home
R E L IA B L E MAN W ANTED to
• T hursday from the E astern O re­
call on fa rm e rs in Sherm an
gon College of Education in La
county. No experience or* capi­
G rande, to spend the. holidays
tal required. Steady work. Make
in her home town.
up to $12 a day. FU R ST &
A rth u r Huippke and Del H a rrit
THOM AS, 426 - 3rd St., Oak-,
of P ortland, who have been work-
1 a nd, Ca 1 i fo rn ran________ ______
-
< A d s
"Our soil is very fine, abra­
sive dust tl at v,;u
quickly
•wreck moving peris. Tha'.’s
where the 'Caterpillar' Bel­
low s Dus*. Goals really do their
stuff in keeping dust out—lu­
bricant in.
"Our D4 runs ct [ 3 the cost of
our former qar rig., pulling a
10' W heatland plow 7" deep
over 45 acres a day, using
half a gallon of 10c Diesel fuel
to the acr^," ,
ASK ABOUT THIS DUST
SEAL BEFO RE YO U
_____1 O X A W Y T R A C T O R .
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
/'M e x ic a li Rose
J
plus
"Pride of the N avy"
í
SUNDAY
H a rd y ’s Ride H igh”
Mickey Rooney — Lewis Stone
.
Cecelia ParkeT
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
John Deere
Caterpillar
C H R I S T M A S S P E C IA L S
Medium Size 252s
2 doz. 25c
Oranges S u t e t N avels
1
(X m as Mix) (Chocolate)
2 lbs. « 25c
La nay (Gum®) Jelly Beans)
A good mix
Mixed Nuts B si Grade N uts 2 lbs. 35c
6 lbs. fcr $1.00
Brown Sugar golden c 3 lbs. 19c
Powdered Sugar no lumps 3 lbs. 21 C
Syrup
5 lb pail 39c
RdTO Syf*UP fo W r hite G andy
m aking
Ol« * .<-■ n. Dry Pack
2 cans 25c
□ nrimp ‘M other Goose Bran-
6 cans 25c
Hot Sauce Brimfu11 Bran<l
2 tins
3 cans 42c
pineapple No.
Biokefi S licts
'... 55c
fh n n e n
K ra ft Am erican
ó lb. Wooden box
pkgs. 23c
Cakeflour 5 w a n s d o w n
Corn
Peas
Re'd’a nd White Brand •
Red and White Sifted
Fancy small, sweet peas
_____________
3 c a n * fo r 4 2 c
7 MERRY CHRISTMAS
Cream or Whole^kernel ,
3
c n n » f o r 3f>c.
HAPPY ‘SEW
fE A K
c o m m u n ity
D e p e n d a le , Q u a lity G ro ce rie s
ZEIGLER’S °s±' Grass Valley
The flFSt cost is
the last cost with
“PRESTOE” ANTI FREEZE
-- -
One shot of “ P resto n e” A nV -freeze lasts all w inter long.
T h ere’s no replacwag. It will not boil off or evaporate, foam
or perm it rust-clogging.
•p re s to n e ’’ A nti-freeze co n tain s no alcohol . . no glycerine
Now sold at 4 h e lowest price in history . . . . and guaran­
teed in writing*!
Drive in to day—and be pro tected lor the w inter. Or
us to call for your car.
pMM
$ 2 .6 5
P E R OAUL.ON
Prepare the entire car (or winter driving including
change of oil and lighter transmission grease.
FOSS & CO.