Sherman County journal., December 29, 1939, Page 3, Image 3

THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRItyAY,
L e UHMBER
PAGE THBBM
29, 1939
M arion McLeod, s is te r df W illard
and D onald McLeod, is here from
P o rtlan d to apend th e holidays.
Jac k H arper, b ro th er in law of
A rth u r Bucholtz, was burned to
death M onday in P o rtlan d when
the house boat he w as living in
cau g h t fire. He was a form er
hueband of G ertrude Bucholtz.
‘Mr. and M rs. W. R ay Blake
W ily K nighten is in P ortland
th is week and is expected to re ­ spent the C hristm as holiday in
m ain fo r the an n u al m eeting of thu Hood River w ith th e ir d au g h ter,
s ta te teach ers association held this M is. Scott F o rtn er.
H e re b rt Law rence w eqt to Pont-
week.
Mr. and M rs. S ereno Hall and lcnd W ednesday to spend a few
con-M ac were d in n er g u ests with days w ith his siste r, M rs. B ert
M r. and M rs. H enry G. Hanson Lite.
on C h ristm as day.
R achel Pcdey cam e home last
S atu rd ay being well enough to
spend C h ristm as a t home a fte r
sev eral w eeks in a hospital.
Mr. and M rs. A ndrew C. Thom p­
son le ft T h u rsday fo r Long Beach,
Sym posium sioeakurs from the
C alifornia to spend the w inter in U niversity of Oregon speech de­
th e sun.
p a rtm e n t will
present
discus­
H. W. C ham pneys drove to his sion program « before m any of the
hom e n ear S eattle to visit w ith service clubs, schools, lodges, and
his wife over the holidays.
o th er civic org an izatio n s of the
George U pdegraff
spent
his S ta te of Oregon s ta rtin g Ja n u a ry
C h ristm a s holiday in P ortland 1',, according to P ro fesso r Donald
w ith hi« m other. His b ro th er from E. H argis of th e speech division.
C alifornia was also present.
The s-lbjects which will be offer­
O rville- B arnum
and
fam ily ed are, “ Is the Cost of D istribu­
drove up fro m P o rtlan d la s t F ri­ tion too H ig h ? ”, “’P ropaganda and
When Dr. F . L. Brunswick’s gasoline station w as burglarized a second tim e in Chicago he decided to
day to spend a couple of days here Public Opinion in the U nited
take steps. A radio and photography fan, Dr. Brunsw ick arranged a cam era and photo electric cell in the
visitin g his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. S ta te s,’’ and “ W hat is W rong
station. Then a third attem pt at robbery w as m ade. But when the burglar crossed the photo-electric beam
A. H. B arnum . They returned W ith E d u c a tio n ? ”. The first two
a Eash bulb 2nd th? cam era were fired sim ultaneously. .The cam era had taken the picture at the right, which
home Sunday.
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' subjects will bti discussed by m en’s resulted in the arrest of Harold Lewis, 19-year-old Woodstock,
farm hand.
M r. and M is. H arlow P arkins groups, and the la st by wom en.
w ere down from Pendleton over
In addition to the sym posium s
were v isitors in The Dalles F riday.
th e week end to ««pend C hristm as several radio plays will be av a il­
• A lbert Pluem ke of Salem , and
w ith
Mrs.
P a rk in s’
relatives able for presentation. B roadcast­
hi?
m other, Mrs. Max Pluem ke of
here.
ing technique and practice will a l­
K
ent,
Visited recently at the home
Mr. an d M rs. Fred H ellberg of so be shown. .M em bers of the
of the Dunl>ps.
speech
d
ep
artm
en
t
faculty
are
al-
A sto ria, Mr. and Mrs. Jack M at-.
Mr. and Mrs. F lorin Coon of
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike had as C h iistm as dance, re tu rn in g home
fob cf R d Bluffs, C alifornia and s< available to groups in need of
Sandy
sp en t C h ristm as w ith his
week end g u ests over the C h rist­ Tuesday.
.
. •
Mr. and M rs. Law rence Kasdberg speakers.
p aren ts, Mr. and Mr«. J. B. Coon.
R quest blanks a re being sent m as holidays th e ir d au g h ters and
of Wasco were all C hristm as din­
Bob F ord and MiSs Anne B yers
F red K urilo an d A gnes Simon
ner g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. to m any organizations throughout fam ilies, Mr. and • M rs. Llo>o of P ortland w ere visitors a t the were up Sunday and Monday from
F obs . All the d a u g h te rs of Mr. the sta te in an effort to acquaint Goodrich • of H erm iston; Mr. and Ed Alley home Sunday.
P ortland to visit Mis« Sim on’s
and Mrs. Foss and th eir son, A us­ m ere jJ u b s with the purposes of Mrs. Louis May of Moro and Faye
Mrs. M att
Ralph B alzer m otored to The p aren ts, Mr. and
Fields
of
Pendleton.
tin , were th u s home for the holi­ the discussions.
’
-
Dalles to bring his grand p aren ts, Simon.
M y rtle H elyer worked for Mrs. Mi. and Mrs. C. R. B ruckert, up
The purpose of the trip is to
days.
L Roy W right and L. K. Sm ith provide the students w ith a real Kendrick D unlap in th e. Beauty here for the C hristm as week end
T heir hostesB was w ithout a
are going to B aker today, F riday, audience, and to offer to the peo- Shop F rid ay and S aturday.
which they sp en t with th eir
w here th ey will purchase a H ere­ pl of the sta te a chance to hear
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W eidm an and d aughter, Mrs. A. F. Balzi r and maid fo r the tim e being, so when
I d in n er w as over, the g u ests all de-
ford, bull from th e Herb Chandlei discussion of c u rren t problem s.
fam ily of B eaverton were dinner fam ily.
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V ! tid e d to lend a helping hand* by
herd fo r Mr. Sm ith.
L a st y e a r th e sym posium group guests C hristm as a t th e home cf
Mi. and Mrs. C harles Lem ley rem oving th e dishes to the k itch ­
Mr. and Mrs. Ross H a rt of Be i- addressed 110 audiences. This is Mi. and Mrs. Glen King.
had as C hristm as dinner and week en.
verton arriv ed Sunday to spend th e-eig h th year the speech d e p a rt­
M r s .4 A. - A. D unlap -and Mrs. tnd guests, th eir d au g h ters and
.The h o stess gave a h o rrifiid
the holiday week end w ith Mrs. m ent has sponsored the trip s.
Eberi Kee w ere shoppers in The fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. H enry scream as she saw them stacking
H a r t’s relatives.
They returned
D alles T hursday.
Tt tz of. G ran ts P ass, Mr. and M rs. the plates.
w hy did you do-
to th e ir home on W ednesday m orn­
Vern McGowan of Pendleton, Mr. t h a t ? ” she wuiled. “ Now I ’ll have
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
McGinnis
T ip
i
Hand
e’ping
ing.
and d a u h g te r Viola of N yssa a r ­ and Mrs. Carl S herm an of F o re st ’ to wash the b o tto m s!’*
Mr. and Mrs. George A. W illiam s
rived T hursday to spend the holi­ Grove, Mr. and M rs. H ubert H utch-
and Donald w ent to Yakim a Sun­
day week v isitin g th e ir son ano crvft of P o rtlan d and Mr. and-M rs.
day to spend C hristm as with Mr.
Taking No Chances
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Can­ Arzell Lemley.
and Mrs. W a lte r V . W illiam s and
“ Constable, you had b e ttir lock
trall, and th eir son in law and
Mr. and M rs. Kendrick D unlap
fam ily, re tu rn in g Monday night.
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick had as C h ristm as dinner guests me up. I ’ve h it m y wife on the
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e R itner had for
- Eunlap.
Mi. and Mrs. A.- A. D unlap and head with a h am m er.”
g u ests outside of th .i r im m tdiaie
“ Have you killed h e r ? ’’
M l. and M rs. C harles E v erett d au g h ter A n ita; iMr. and Mi's.
re la tiv e s fo r C hristm as dinner
“ I don’t think so. T h a t is w hy
and Carl E v e re tt of Wasco were Vern Mobley and fam ily of K ent;
the Grjy'J>eards, J. H. McCune,
I
w
ant to be locked up.”
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
M
cGinnis
and
v isito rs a t the home of Mr. and
Wm. Raym ond and C. V. Belknap.
daughter' Viola of N yssa; Mr. and
Mrs. Ted E v e re tt S aturd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Belshaw came
Mr. and Mrs. W arren Elliot" of M is. Arch C antrall and fam ily and
up from S ilverton S atu rd ay to be
H illsobro are spending the holiday K n n tth B arn ett.
here o v er-the C h ristm a s week end,
My. apd Mr«. C. A O ectreieh
week visiting h er p a re n ts, M r.-anti
re tu rn in g M onday evening.
and fam ily left P rH d y fo r R itz­
Mrs. Dean Raynold^. *
LAWYER
- John DtlMoss re tu rn ed Sunday
ville, W ashington to spend C h rist­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley had as
WASCO
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MORO
from Fairfield, Iowa w here he had
mas w ith her parents'.
C hristm as dinner guests th e ir son
spent two d ay s a t the D exter
Taylor and Ted B aker of Mon­
V------------------------------------------------ --
and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
w ashing m achine fa c to ry , the re­
tan a arrived here F rid ay a t the
Alley o f near Wasco, Mr. and Mrs.
home of ’Mr. and Mrs. V irgil »Rt b-
w ard of a co n test which he won as
E d g ar Alley and fam ily and Mr.
e rts who accom panied them to
salesiHan. He also visited the
and Mrs. Gus E ngstrom .
W in d ch arg er fa cto ry at Sioux
Canby on S aturday to spend C hrist
FranlC L em l.y returned from a m as visiting th eir ’p aren ts, Mr.
C ity on the re tu rn trip.
hospital S atu rd ay a fte r spending and Mrs. Vern Baker.
•Clinton K tssin g e r is here from
a week there.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch C a n tn ll
E u g en e to visit w ith his fa th e r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Coyle
had
as
had
as dinner g u ests Sunday, Mr.
and siste rs d u rin g the holidays.
Home Electric Light System
C hristm as dinner g u ests th eir and M rs. A. A. D unlap, Mr. and
W ayne Thom pson returned home
50
cents per year o p eratin g cost
T'..:;?’ two London < h.ldren took d a u g h te rs and fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap and Mr. and
T u esd ay n ig h t from D etroit where
3 year P aym ent Plan
Mis. Harold E akin and son, Mr. Mrs. A. F. M cGinnis and d au g h ter
he had gone to tak e delivery on ,rim evacuation preparations as a
Frt.e
E
stim ates W ithout O bligation
.ark. Part of (he 3,000,900 children, and Mrs. N orris Gilkison and Mrs. Viola of N yssa.
• • •
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a new ear.
women and invalids who were H az I Zurlinden and d au g h ter Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom G a rre tt w ent
Howard ConJee came down from first evacuated, they help each oth­ eile. This is the first tim e in about to The D«lles S atu rd ay , b rin g in g LA D IES— T ry new a r t self wring-
P rineville to spend the week end er don knapsacks containing ga^ ten years they have all been to ­ tneii son in law and d au g h ter, Mr. I ing mop, also
D EX TER TW IN W A SH ER,
w’ith his p aren ts, re tu rn in g to his mask and em ergency ••ations.
gether.
pr.d Mrs. John Roth, home with
w ork th ere M onday afternoon.
w rite or phone
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and them to spend Christm as’ here.
J e a r Brisbine w ent to P ortland
John M. DeMoss, Dealer
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Blaylock
Jim Wood* m otored to The Dalles
T uesday to have more work done
’Moro, Ore.
Res. DeMoss Sprgs.
S u.urday to me t th eir d au g h ter
on her teeth.
M ildred of P ortland who will
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Mr*». Darold Bel.-he was hostess
Moro C om m unity P resb y terian spend the C hiistm as holiday w?ck
W ednesday n ig h t fo r a dinner C hurch. 10 a. m., Sunday School. w ith her p aren ts.
part> called to g e th e r to celebiate C lasses for all ages. C hester Sm ith
Am ong the stu d en ts who came
th e b irth d ay ot M rs. M erril Ove- S up’t. 11:00 . M orning W orship. home fo r C hristm as vacation were See w hat prices may be found in Moro fo r everyday grocery item s.
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Specials for FRIDAY & SATURDAY
son.
S .im o n by the p asto r on the them e B. tty Lou Olds', W illard Olds, Bolb
Mr. and M rs. George Mitchell “C hristm as L iving,” an introduc­ Rolfe, Doris S tradley, Bill Ball of
and fam ily w ere here over the tion to 1940. Solo by T. 11. F r a ­ Oregon S tate:
F erdinand S tark
holiday to v isit w ith Mrs. M itch­ ser. There will be no evening se r­ from Pacific U niversity; A nita
e ll’^ p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. vice. 7:00 . The Young People’s ♦Dunlap from N orthw estern Busi­
T rupack brand o
M ortons
I
Society will m eet a t the home of ness college and D orothy Old?
Reese.
i5 oz tin s
□
cans
l
y
e
S
u
g
ar
Cure
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Mr. and M rs. Neal Fre.,m an are Mr. and Mrs. M elzer for an eve­ from Oregon College of Education
here this week from E ugene to ning of song and discussion. C arl a t M onmouth.
v isit w ith his paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Peetz and Dean P inkerton will till , Mr, and Mrs. H erm an Schilling
J . C. Freem an.
of the religious life am ong the rn d s-on R obert motored to The
S an itary w rap
Mr. an d M rs. Lloyd H ennagin students at Oregon S tate colLge Dalles S atu rd ay to m eet th eir
S p erry 's p repared
an d children sp en t C hristm as with , and U niversity of Oregon. The d au g h ter, B arb ara W alpole of
his m other, M rs. Roy Belshee a t i choii will resum e practice next P ortland who spent C hristm as
Biscuit flour
the Belshee farm ear Wasco.
i W ednesday night.
holidays w ith h er parents,
K ,nneth W alker is back a t
H enry G. H anson, P astor.
Thompson Seedless
i
Mr. and 'Mrs. Grover Young and
w ork this week in the relief office
son H a rry w ere choppers in The
a f te r ,a few d ay s bout w ith the
Cleans«. r— Bleach
W asco Church of C hrist: 7:45 italics F riday. ,
qt. 1 3 c
flu,
D isinfectant
a. m. Sunday School - 10:00 a. m.
1
-2
gal. 2 5 c
Gerald B lagg of T he Dalles
Mr. and ’Mrs. Vernon Miller W orship Service - 11:00 a. m.'
spent
C
hristm
as
week
-end
with
s p irit th e ir C hristm as holiday at Serm on by m in ister. ’ C hristian
pts. 4 5 c
E ugene w ith the p aren ts of Mrs. Endeavor - 6:30 p. m .. Bilale Study his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
S elf polishing
qt». 7 9 c
Blagg.
M iller.
7:30 p. m. “Ye are my friends,
M ax A lford, recently appointed if ye do the things which I com­
Gordon H aynes came up from
M others
to be h ea d q u arters captain of the m and you.” John 15.14.
i Y am hill T hursday to spend the
W ith Prem ium
s ta te poltee^ w as bo>m in Shi rm an
‘ C hristm as holiday w ith relatives.
W allace P atrick - m inister.
county while his fa th e r was m inis­
T flin ta
’
Uns Blue & White
B ert W atkins - S uperintendent. A nita Dunlap accom panied him
I
Meat
I from P ortland.
te r a t Spalding chapel in Hay
Canyon.
Ralpji R ust was rushed to The
X^asco M ethodist Church. Sun­
'*■ Cream Style
„
Bab H enderson and wife are day School 10:00. Services a t 11 Dalles hospital for an em ergency
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3(M
1
Size
leav in g Sunday for Corvallis where w ith special num bers by the boy’s appendeteom y F rid ay night.
they will spend the next two
larg e size
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sm ith had as
choir.
m o n th s and a half. Bob will do
all brands
F. L. Cannell, pastor. C h ristm as dinner g u e sts Mr. and
g ra d u a te work and finish his re ­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feely and fam ­
tá a r t B rand .
port. on the y e a rs ’ work here.
■ Moro C hristian Science Society: ily and Mr. and M rs. Arch Zahner
Mild & Rich 'flavo reel
! Sunday School a t 10:00 a. m. of The Dalles; Mr. and Mps, John
Red & W hite
¡C hurch services a t 11:00. W ednes- H ays, Mr. and Mrs. Eel A Hey and
F lav o r jell
; day~evCTrmg'’mepfcfhg a t 8:00. The 1 Lila Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith
1 reading room in the? re ar of the and son L arry and Mr. and Mrs.
Yamhill brand
FOR SALE: R egistered Shorthorn j church building is open daily with Ted E v e re tt and d a u g h te r Lois
Medium aize
b ull, com ing th re e years old. an a tte n d a n t on W ednesday eve- Ann, and H enry Cle m eets of The
lOarl M. M elzer, Moro,
8 pd ning. The public is invited to all Dalle».
I. V. Kane came over from Eos-
Sunrayed
FO R SA L E : 35 tons w heat hay j churChTSeivices and to m ake use
i ?il to play in the orchestra for the
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of
the
reading
room.
H. B. Belshee, Moro.
Obliging Thief Leaves Own Picture as Evidence Bill Mitchell Family Here
From Hermiston For Christmas
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Many Moro
Folks Celebrate
Christmas Afar
University Has
Available Speakers
Children o f Mr. and Mrs.
I. D. Pike Home For H olidays
T. Lester Johnson
ÆJçHÂgGËR
C o n le e ’s G ro cery
Tom ato Juice
Mr. and «Mrs. William Mitchell George W itter were dinner guests
and daughter Juanita of Hermis- at the Matt Simon home in Gras»
ton were holiday'Visitors here at Valley Monday.
the home« of J. J. Decker and fam - , Mr. and M rs. Ja y McKay and
ily and Volna Guyton and fam - I children, Mr. an 1 Mrs. W. B. Wil-
iiy.
I son and children and 'M t . and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ju stesen were R obert Schilling an d d a u g h te r
holiday v isitors here a t the home B obetta were dinner guests Mon­
of th e fo rm e r’s paren ts, Mr. and day a t the A. F. Lyons home.
- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. H a rtle y of
Mr?. F red Ju stesen .
Mr. and Mrs. J, L. M atthes an$. Jefferson were over n ig h t guests
d a u g h te r VeLma and Mr. and Mrs. a t th e J. H. W ilson home Tues-
R. P. B arn et and children sp ent j day night.
the d ay Monday a t the home of i O liver Schadewitz of Wamic was
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. B arnet in a K ent visito r W ednesday.
The D alles. 1
Elmer Swett of Redmond spent
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and the holidays here w ith h is chil­
son K enneth weTe all day guests dren, E leanor F aye and C harles
a t the C hester Sm ith home near Sw ett.
R. Abell was a business visi-
Moro on 'C hristm as day.-
Mr. and M rs. L. W. Amick, M is. to r in The Dalles W e d n esd ay .
B. A. Hogue and d au g h ter Ger- I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M atthes
trude and E lm er S w ett and chil- 1 m otored to The Dalles S atu rd ay
dren were dinner g u ests a t the w here ffiey m et their d au g h ter
W ren Hogue home a t G rass Vol­ Velma of N orth Bend, who came
ley Monday.
home to spend the holidays w ith
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reckn^an jr., her p arents.
and d a u g h te r M a rg a re t of G rass
N an Sm ith, M arian G'ittings and
V olley and M rs. Ida Davis and C harles Bothwell d e ft for th e ir
d a u g h te r
Pauline an d G. LoUma .several home® F riday evening to
of Moro were d in n er g u ests a t the spend th e holiday».
J. C. Wilson home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McGlasson
K arl and A lbert Pluem ke of left S atu rd ay fo r F o rest Grove to
S tay to n and Salem were week
spend the holidays with th eir par
g u ests here a.t the home of theii ents.
p urenta,
Mr. and
Mrs.
Max
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. B arn et and
Pluem ke.
fam ily w ere dinner gu ests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Koepke and and Mrs. J. L. M atthes Sunday.
Crown Nation’s Finest Girl Cooks
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Raisins
Purex
The nation** four best girl ccaks were honored for their
«kill recently at the International Live Stock show in Chicago.
of the countrywide Four-H club fcod preparation contest, left
M axine Koons, 18, Fairm ont. Minn.; Orr-Lyda J. Brown, 18,
Ore.; Catherine Barne«, 17, Moultrie, F la., and Betty Freem an,
ville. Tenn.
culinary
Winners
to right:
Eugene,
16, Pike­
learn th a t N icaragua will send us
40,000 soldiers if we ever g e t into
Make you perfect in every good j
work to do his will, w orking in you 7 a w ar. We didn’t know she cared.
that, which is w ell-pleasing in his
sig h t, through Jesu s C h rist; to t
whom be glory for ever and ever, j
Hisb. 13:21.
A Verse for Today
T he A rm y’s new Gar and rifle is
so fa s t, they say, it gets off eig h t
shots before you realize you d idn’t
know it was loaded.
SAFE
Brubaker in the New Yorker:
We are pleasantly surprised to
N ew r u b b e r
a g ita to r stopa
w rin g e r rolls.
Trade your old gpsher as
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Dr. H. H. P crrato n , C hiroprac­
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experience. Painless non surgical
rem oval of tonsils, vericose veins,
foot troubles, sinus, colitis, scia- (
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Bldg. Phone
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Dalles. Oregon.
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payment. Phone 161
for trial
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Lionel Barrymore — Lew Ayre«
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Henry Fonda — IWarjorie Weaver
4 lb. pkg. 2 5 c
Choose From a stock of goods that is the
most complete in the county.
G lo-coat
Ig. pkg. 2 9 c
Oats
Buy
at a
3 cans 29 c
Corn
3 cans 2 5 c
Milk
3 cans 2 1 c
1 lb. pkg. 2 3 c
C offee
Wani A ds
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UlF'
Sm oked Salt
Toilet T issu e sBlue 4 W
:,IU‘ 4 rolls 21 c
Bisquick
Ig. size 31 c
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Jell D essert
4 pkgs. 17c
Ripe O lives
3 ca n s 37c
Peanut B utter
Pt. Jar 14 c
that is fairly
based
on
quality and workmanship.
Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoes to meet the
needs of the
community »
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