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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922
ARTHUR D. MOB. Publisher.
JOE D. THOMISON. Editor
Subscription, 82.00 Per Tear.
THE PAVING CELEBRATION
When the Hauser Construction Co.
pours the last truck load of hotstuff on
the Rowena section of the Columbia
River Highway east of Mosier, the
residents of The Dalles propose to
stage a celebration memorializing the
completion of more than 200 miles of
paved throughfare from the Pacific
ocean to the vast expanses of eastern
Oregon. That celebration ought to be
a success, and we know that all good
Hood River citizens will cooperate in
whatever way they can to make.it so.
We remember with a warming of the
cockles of our hearts how The Dalles
turned oat in 1920 to aid us in our Ben
eon Day celebration here. We now
rejoice with The Dalles over the paved
highway to their fair city.
But we of Hood Kiver should feel a
little ashamed of ourselves in our
apathy over some 1,000 feet of unpaved
highway at the west edge of town.
As long as this bit of city street re
mains unsurfaced, it cannot be truth
fully said that an unbroken paving ex
tends from Astoria to The Dalles.
Another unpaved stretch of several
hundred feet intervenes on the foot of
State street. While the condition of
the streets may reflect somewhat on
our civic pride, many of us think the
paving should be done by the State
Highway Commission. The streets are
in lair condition, except for their un
favorable comparison with the smooth
ness of the highway paving. As for
our municipal and county needs they
are good enough in every respect. It
is only when the cars of unsuspecting
state highway tourists bump into the
depressions and ride over the "thanky
marma" of the city streets that we
are made to appear remiss in our
duties.
Frankly, we believe the city stretch
es should be considered, insofar as the
paving goes, as state highways, and
that state funds should be expended in
the paving of them. It may hurt our
pride somewhat to ask the state to
step in and pave our city streets. If
there were a financial possibility of
our doing the work ourselves, it would
be disgraceful for us to make such a
request. The usual process of paying
for such work by assessment of charges
to abutting property, would result in
confiscation of the property. The city
is unable to raise funds from the gen
era! fund. Indeed the situation pre
sents an impasse. The state must pave
the streets or they must go unpaved
for some time to come.
It is not a violation of any prece
dents to ask state aid on such city
streets. The state has paved city
thoroughfares before. The Rowena
paving plant will soon be closed. The
city and county governments and the
citizens of Hood River should lose no
time in taking up the matter with the
State Highway Commission in the way
of an appeal.
The argument may be advanced by
other sections that Hood River cannot
gracefully ask for such state aid in
view of past benefactions. It is true
that the valley has been peculiarly for
tunate because of strategic position.
But every time the state has expended
huge sums in the development of gen
eral state enterprises, the action has
produced a call on us to put ourselves
on dresa parade. It is true that the
apparent help we have received has
been magnificent But it haa placed
ua in a position that is proving embar
rassing from the taaxtion standpoint.
It is something akin to a poor family
maintaining a high social position.
We do iiot mean to call 'ourselves pov
erty stricken, but our demands fall on
a community of extremely limited
area. We believe our reasons for an
appeal to the Stato Highway Commis
sion are based on logic and are just.
from the Lost Lake country fully de
termined to go there again after the
snow banks have disappeared and when
the summer sun shimmers on the bo
som of the placid lake, mirroring the
snow fields of Mount Hood. He had
already become such a Lost Lake en
thusiast that he had donated $250 to
the fund for building a link of the
road without the bounds of the Oregon
National Forest. His visit, he de
clared, confirmed his enthusiasm.
Amos S. Benson has become a lead
ing booster for the Yakima-Glenwood
highway. To this also he has donated
1250. He realizes the value of such
route to the Hood River valley.
Again, we say. we welcome him
here. We are glad that be has deter
mined to expend.'some of the endeavor
of his lifetime in our midst, engaged
in promoting one of j the greatest assets
of the state, its scenic attraction. We
trust that his aggressive energy will
bear fruits for himself and all the
countryside.
TOE MOUNT HOOD CLIMB
In the'metropolitanjpress of the past
week we have noted with interest em
phasis given to sporting events made
possible at Mount Rainier. The item
declaimed that here, und only here, it
was possible to hold mid-summer ski
ing.
We beg to disagree. We can have
mid-summer snowfield sports on the
slopes of our own Mount Hood. The
Hood River American Legion Post, in
its annual Mount Hood Climb, ia en
deavoring to make known such possi
bilities to the American people.
Down in southern Oregon the other
day, the'fact that a radio receiving set
was used for bringing metropolitan
concerts'to a crowd assembled to cele
brate the discovery of the famed
Marble caves was the inspiration of
widespread news stories.
And again we wish to call attention
to our American Legion Post. They
announced several weeks ago that a
radio set, . with Loyd Simson, himself
an ex-gob and fa radio engineer of
skill, in charge, would bring to the
participants in the Climb campfire pro
grams of the outside. world.
The Hood River Legion Post'is not
merely offering an opportunity for
pleasant recreation to people of the'na
tion. Their activity is going to bring
new popularization of old Mount Hood.
AT THE THEATRES
THE RIALTO
Friday and Saturday. June 81 and
July 1, Rupert Hughes' great story
"Dangerous Curve Ahead." Interna
tional News, Topics of the Day,
Aesop a I ableo.
Sunday. July 2, Hoot Gibson in "Red
Courage." Pathe Newa and Review,
Monday and Tuesday, July 3 and 4
Thos. Meighan in "Our Leading Citi
zen." Also Screen Magazine.
Wednesday and Thursday, July 5 and
6, Geo. Fitzmaurice presents "Three
Live Ghosts," a rip-roaring tale of the
return of three buddies irom the war.
Also Century comedy, "One-Horse
Town."
Continuous show Tuesday, July 4th,
Vera Kolstad and the Wurlitzer daily
Matinee every day, 2 p. m.
THE LIBERTY
Friday and Saturday. June 30 and
July 1, J. P. McGowan in "Reckless
Chances," a thrilling railroad story.
Also ' Winners or tne west.
Sunday. July 2, Will Rogers in
"Cupid, the Cowpuncher." Also "Ho
cus Pocus," a one-reel comedy.
Dorothy Wissinger at the piano.
Wanted Women for Btemming straw
berries Cool, light and airy room. Ap
ly Hood Kiver Canning (Jo. Ask lor
Acheson. jezztl
ply
Mr,
FOR SALE
For Hale-A Universal and a Crescent rani
Telephone 4662. u2t
For Bale or Trade Five and 05-100 acres on
Avalon Way, two acre strawberries, about
1U0 apple trees, about 30 pear trees, tbree cher
ries. Want to sell on account ol being too old
to do the work. Bee owner on the premises.
C. Maslker. R.F.D. 4. ntl
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN
C3
For Bale 4'4-ft. McCormlck mower also a
mace jersey cow. t aoae uuen iiz. a. a.
CauKbey. K. I). 4. Jy6
For Hale If yon are thinking of com Ing to
Portland to bay a home 1 have as good listings
as anyone, all properly appraised and sold at
the right price, also good business chances,
rents, etc. I can help you. Oltlce 1151 Belmont
atliUlb. Residence 1507 East Pine. Pnone office
Tabor 64U3, res. Tabor 270. H. P. Allen. Jttfyif
For Bale Cow and small team, wagon and
harness. M. u. Davit, Ht. 4, Uood tuver. jysu
For Bale A youni
Phone Odelle
calf.
fresh cow with or without
I. Frank Wllden. Jemr
OUTINO T0QS
In this line we have everything you need to
make you neat, cool, comfortable and happy
when you take your vacation.
Knickers, Ridingf Breeches,
Skirts, Coats, Middies, Shirts,
Hats and Leggins.
Come in and let us supply your needs.
NEW TWEED SUITS
New Gingham and Voile Dresses
We carry the largest assortment in the city,
and our quality and prices are right.
New Neckwear for Ladies
,;A new shipment of the latest styles and
designs received this week. Make your selec
tions early while the assortment is complete.
Materials for the 4th
Bunting and Flags and other decorations
a good supply for you to choose from.
Boys' Suits
With one and two pairs Knickerbocker
pants. A good line to choose from at lowest
prices. A few extra special values CA QQ
left at, the suit p tmfu
Low Shoes, Slippers and Pumps
For the Fourth
All Styles All Colors All Leathers. Anything
you may want in the footwear line, at
prices you can afford to pay.
We are offering some extra
big values in white canvas
pumps and slippers with
tow, baby Louie and French
heels, also a good assort
ment of Kid Pumps with
high heels. Values in this
lot up to $10.00 a pair. To'
close them out, your QOa
choice, the pair wUU
Collars Special
A table full of special values, regular prices
up to $1.00 and mighty good values at that.
Don't miss this opportunity. Your Ca
choice while they last Ml
THE SAFEST PLACE
Retailers of
Ills' PARIS FAIR
TO
TRADE IS AT
The Store
of Biggest
Values
NEMO, GOSSARD AND
AMERICAN
LADY CORSETS
Kor Bale or Kent Barrett district, l acre,
8-room bonne, barn, outbDlldlDgs, never-falkig
well, modern chicken bouse, accomodates 200,.
electricity, teiepnone, irmt. rnoue i,oi. iv.
C. JBarstow. Je29
For Bale 10 doe. 1 qt. Mason and Economy
fruit Jars; 1 Palmer picking bucket; 1 picking
bag; 1 one-horse cultivator, pick, mattock,
crowbar; long pruning shears; small beating
stove. Phone 3782. Jei
TilE CHAUTAUQUA
The annualchautauqua begins to
morrow. It is not necessary here any
longer to appeal to Hood River folk to
patronize these annual programs of
entertainment and education. We have
the habit. We have before us the
opportunity of relaxing a week and
allowing ourselves to be entertained,
of receiving from the outside world
messages that we may apply to the
benefit of our own communities. We
may get a new angle on world affaire.
We have an opportunity of getting bet
ter acquainted with each other. The
chautauqua helps to lift us out ot the
rut. Have you your season ticket?
THE GRANGE CELEBRATION
Usually Fourth of July celebrations
here are under auspices of some city
organization. This year the residents
of the rural districts of the West Side
are In charge.
I 1 1! m a 1
... uur uuivnuoiio ui past, ceieDra- dr Bale or Trade-Four head irood work
tions of the Fourth, when concessions lYJ,1."? ,!"), 6 re ?ld- Weight, one span,
.... . . . . 1 1 ISO, one 1 300. Trade for sprayer, mower, cord
wer provided Tor raising funds for or-I d or a Kord car. Ttmne Odell 293. Troy
nutsuey rancu. rercy 1. eueuey. ya
For Hale Team draft horses. 6 and 7 year
old, weight 80U0 pounds. Cbd be seen at Ship
ley's ranch, Underwood, Wash.,or Phone East
hui, roruana. juzb
For Bale A saddle horse and saddle. Ani
mal Is gentle and good. $30 for the outfit
Sol Walne, Odell 156. Ju29
For Hale 1 Silver Universal range, good as
new. inquire at nomesoi cascade Ave. jy
Kor Bale Reliable orchard team, 2SO0 fts wt.
Price very reasonable. A. J. Hagen, Booth
niu, rnone uaeu ox. je:
For Bale or Trade Tractor wondsaw. Hulh.
erland A Moore. Tel. 17iS and 3763. leuM
For Hale A New Home sewing machine In
first clans condition. J. K. Bailey, Phone 1581,
nui uui en. jesai
For Hale-fresh cow. 4 yrs. old alsol Bluebell
Cream Hepamtor, 5 lbs capacity. Phone 3S,
raraaaie. jkoss Kinger, Ml. Wood, ore. jeifl
For Hale A Wei lor make piano of golden
oak finish, eioellent condition. Price KTo. ill
interested phone &2t. Je&lf
Kor Hale 16 acres apple and pear orchard
located four miles from Hood Kiver. Uood
nix-room modern house, barn, apple house,
chicken houses; creek through place; graded
school adjoining place. Might consider Port
land property, Phone 5787, Uood Ulvel, Kfd.
4, box 62. UU.Hmllb. Jel5
For Rale 10 head of cattle. 6 cows Just fresh,
S hellers, 1 15-16 Guernsey Bull, g.year old. Lo
cated miles southwest of Central Valley
school house, Jj. E Roberts, ltd. 2. Phone
Odell 16 at noon hour. Jelo
Come and Bring: All Your Friends to the
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ganizations of townsfolks, we have al
ways found the country folk liberal in
their patronage. We suggest to our
fellow residents of the town that they
reciprocate next Tuesday. If all of
the city folk journey out to the Wright
home and join their country cousins
there under the oak trees, it will be a
very pleasant Fourth of July.
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For Hale Young White Leghorn roosters at
iu cents eacn. ueo. Baser, pnone br. ja
Kor Kent S-room apartment.
Phone 81.
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Eraige ia
TO BE HELD AT
THREE MILES M
lill WEST OF
TIV
mom Eiver
Patriotic Program. Good Speaking. Dancing in the Afternoon and Evening. Music All Day by
Hood River Band. Tug-of-War Between Rival Grange Teams. Chicken Dinner, Barbecue, Ice
Cream, Lemonade, Peanuts, Popcorn. Baby Show Fine Prize to Winner. Moving Pictures in the
Evening. Fortune Teller. Baby Doll Rack. Slow Horse Race. Catching Greased Pig. Swings
for the Children. Shooting Gallery. Good Time. Adequate Parking for Automobiles.
zfozkid s:n:D.2Nr o-itteist w.Asr
A SON OF CIS FATHER
Amos Benson has purchased the Co
lumbia Gorge Hotel. He will give his
personal attention to the development
of the magnificent tourist hostelry.
Hood Iiiver nnd the mid-Columbia wel
come him here as one of our own citi
zens. S. Benson, builder of the great tour
ist resort and father of the Columbia
River Highway, will continue to make
his summer home in the valley. He
will continue his kindly interest in our
region, and will give us the benefit of
bis advice on matters of good roads
and civic problems. But Mr. Benson,
the younger, will take active charge
of the resort, and tourists from ail
parts of the world and Oregonians who
welcome them may rest assured that
ice ixiumoia oorge Hotel is going tj
play no small part in the development
cf the scenic wonderland of the mid
Columbia. Amos S. Benson is the son of his
father. His absorbing interest is cen
tered in the development of the great
Oregon out of doors through the con
struction of fcigbwsys. Last Saturday
be accompanied a partyjof local people
to Jtfce Lost Lake country. He dis
plsyed at once a.'practical knowledge.
While other rrembers of the party
were in raptures over the woodland
scenes, Mr. Benson was merely taking
in such features out cf the corners of
his .eyea, as it were. He was observ
ing ruts in the hibwsy, Ciled with the
trickle from melting snow banks. He
f, red a volley of questions st W. A.
LangiHe and made practical recom
mendations for development of the
great scenic L:gbsy. He took a
good look at Let one tree, a white pine
that was pointed oot ty Charles A.
I!1. Vr. Benson found enthusiasm in j
the great aceni, f-otd. He came away
BE CAREFUL
he careful. This is the season of
firecrackers. Let's play safe and not
have any burned homes, or mangled
hands, vr burned faces or sightless
eyes. Let parents imbue the kiddies
with the necessity of wariness tin the
handling of fireworks. Be careful.
For Hale-Only l:iu eaub and I'JO per month
huys a nice little home In Uood Kiver. Price
sitXJU. Telephone ly.'t. J10U
WK 8KLL OR TKADK USED CARS.
WK 11AVK
HHfl Podge Tonrlna lion 00
IMIil Ford Roadster (License) US.(I)
KMH Ford Touring (License) 175.00
IMI9 Kord Koadsier (License) AO 00
IHIM Kord Touring (License) '.'75 OU
lw-'l Ford TonrlDK (License) (Htarter) .... 0 ui
Overland 4 louring SoO.OO
IWi Dodge Touring KM. (If)
1MIH Chalmers Touring (Lloense) 40C no
C1KCLK-U V t.KLANU CO.. iw Cascade Ave.
For gale Modern p-mora honse on Htate Ht..
a real bargain, or will lease to responsible
poj. Auquirv ui j. yi . irties. JeV
ror Hale or Kent-Mv little bungalow In
Barrett district. For Information nluina K7fj
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For Sale Trolan blasting powder. A safe
powder to bandlnsnd absolutely no hesdachea
or thawing, also naps and fuse. Avalon Farm.
Hberman J. Krsnk, phone 5)08. VSilf
20 Stores
Kor Hale Hhlugles and cedar posts. Phone
1"31, K. Davenport Jr.. Hood Kiver Abstract
CO. mHOtf
FOR RENT
Kor Runt A small cottage, spring Water, on
Alameda Way. Tel. 6703, Mrs. J, K. Hand. J6
Kor Rent B room bouse and outbuilding.
4 mile from lay lor corner on Avalon wsy.
I'boneMW. Ernest B. Samuel. Je3
For Rent Three room apartment
nlshed. Phone 3MI.
nnfur.
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Sunday The Dalles, with its Kiwanis
Club in charge, will celebrate comple
tion of the Columbia River Highway
paving from the Pacific to the heart of
Wasco county. Hood River folk are
invited to till their baskets and partic
ipate in the great community picnic.
It offers us a rare opportunity for bet
ter acquaintance with our Wasco
county neighbors, an acquaintanceship
thst will be for the mutusl good of
the citixens of both counties. Take
your cups and spoons, the boats will
furnish coffee, cream and sugar. Come
on, let's go 1
Kor Kale Oeslrsble 4-room house, hath, basa-
meni, large lot A. . llowea, tel. 3:iM, Jcsil
Kor Bale good cows, 5 and I years old, one
irnu, ran coining irrma soon. I an or bank,
able note for one year at 6 fr. mile south ol
an. nuou ciore. u. M. ue lit, Mt. Uood,
"". lye
Kor Sale A tain of medium weight ranch
norsea. nave purchased tractors aud wish to
nine immediate sale. A bargain ortered. i
.. r . eu m uer, pnone ooel 1 85, Jel U
For Hale 20 acres In one of the best sectional
of the Valley. Uood nrostx-cta fur a nron ti,i. I
year. Resaonable price aud very liberal terms. I to
t. M. Edwards. R. P. X. my2tf
For Rent Fnrnlshed light housekeeping
rooms. 711 Columbia Ht. Mrs. H. B. Euiinel. Jl tf
Kurnlshed Room To Rent One of best lo
cation with furnace heat, electric light and
and bath. 821 Oak St., phone 2443. J19tf
Kor Rent-S-room furnished apartment, Wa
ter and sink In kitchen also sleeping porch'
12U5 Sherman Ave. Pnone 2751. Jltl
WANTED
Wanted- Energetic young stndeut or teacher
1 sen products 04 local concern In city during
uju. Address LcaraUlcler. jyo
ror naie concrete well curbing two feet In
iu uiauirier. lei. mii, ueo. w . r rlday. na
Wanted-To rent Remington typewriter for
uiuiucr. lauuaeiiN. jeaa
For Hale I ' Mandt Wagon. 1 top boggy,
nearly new, 1 rutttx-r tired open lop bunny.
" wriiw, n. 1. j. Bieveraropp. phima I hrH u
47(.
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W anted-Man to Work by month. General
rancn work. Will ttav SW tier month sn
u. Davis, K. 0. 4, Hood Kiver. Jy.N
A cigarette stump last week almost
resulted in a serious forest fire in the
Upper Vailey. If you are a thought
lees or indifferent individual, you
should be made to placard yourself
when you enter a northwestern forest,
in order thst some one can watch your
cis, a moment or carelessness may
ruin thousands of acres of magnificent
trees snd fill the summer plsyground
with a discomforting smoke haze.
For Sale One Edtscn generator 15 KW; on
I . ti. cream separator, 1 Jrrarycow, I Puroe
Jersey boar. 1 Puroe Jersey sow, 1 driving
horse, 1 used Ford delivery. 1 Kord tonrtn
car, I lilne Flier touring car, 1 Commerce
track. 1 kt at Warrenton ore., 1 room house
and lot. Hood River, 27Uacre ranch. Weler.
ua ; to-acre airajta ranch, 1 M) acre.
ranrn, at weiser, Ida;
River with free water:
tn. pomp and garage tools that rn with ti
will trade. What Lave you K.U.Ote!
Hood Kiver. y.
Wanted A n Pnti.. ri1r In vorwl eon.
"'" van uaeti u.'4. it. u. w heeler, jyju
Wanted-To sell or rent a IVVacre ranch.
miles above Pwon lli.miil In Inm l.k. M r
rockelsen, phone Shw. Jexif
alfalfa
U , acre near Hood
iiniorcyrie; 1 gas
Wanted To trade am a II .Vrvaaaenrer
starter, electric lights. In good shape for Ford
" u ik 1100a Motor c. nu'i
ForHae-A bargsln. 14 acre orchard In Oak
(Jrovedotrlct. ttig block of Delicious. Kjuiy
W anted-Tn bay yonr ased tninltnre, stove
and ruga. Cash or new g.wds in exchange.
illl vO. SJ'lt
Wanted-To make your boxe. First eli
wora gnarautoed. Prlcea reasonable. Phone
vueii ista. , ,4,
For Hale Mole, weight lbs.
Land and It. tio.
rack up toe car with a picnic luncb
and join The Dalles folk Sunday, in a
celebration of a pared Columbia Kiver
Highway from the? Pacific to Wasco
eoui.ty't capitaL
Harbak
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MISCELLANEOUS
Company
tomorrow,
come.
C boys will
Give them a
arrive home
rousing wel-
Izzansd Lct&craB Church
Hli A Mate
Regular services at 10.43. Sundiy
school at 9.40. Y. I". S. meeU Friday
st 8 p. m.
P. Hi'srendorf, Taftor.
1219 Columbia f-U Tel. K.I3
For Hale-At a Bargain a modern residence.
iw,. DMrii iromcetnerof buatnew district 12
rooma. Including amr large bedrooms, la'rge
double, anting room, kiichen pantry, large
i.umxrn ani enchswo rafrb. Fxjuik
pl witb rurnane and has Convenient garaice.
Caa W.J. baker. L24U
t"f Hale ao screa, land 4' m 1 in rron, nr.
of Hood KUer, part botuim land with m
wr, naianrv gooi ptor land Bo4 bonded :
'". '' nr ing mt wnndstura-
rr.mny roava tt.ro una. fa'r bui.ding.
r-rxw t.v.M per acxa. J H. I'hinin. i .,...
t jn.'U
For Kale Fir and pine l-tn. snd 4 -ft. wood
deiirere1 any where within two niHiof H.vxi
t.iirr. a tteaoragaro, lei. Cxlell a. miKf
ror e.e evj tots r aaie ta all twu-ta of
Uiectty, prices rmbt A W. trnthan k A Co. ai4tf
rnr wnoa air'nf rail FeitoB and RernoMa. 1
, r-M,.a rtt or neyooias w . our aim
-To tsMisfy." JeRli
Lost A rnrebred re1 Irish Hetter. Flnde
pleax tel. ,v7. K. K. M oiler, for reward. JeJK
Kor TradeOne Jeraev heifer IS montbsoid.
freah In rkber for m in hen Cuw. Jill pay
"ut uiurreuce. lei. jej I
lM A mahogany walking cane, handle
criw.aea ana roia plated, bearing Inscription
8, Hmlth. t inder please return to Otacier
offlrworrall MrMniib. Pbooe S.44. Jnjv
Loa From Aianteda ranch. bay home colt
who a wen .ir oa bis firehead. Finder
please notify AiameOa ranub. K F.lt. 4. Jnji
W ell Prll ing prill at A. J Hageo sat pre
ent. ton ot H'h Hill. If drilling wanted call
pbooe si. P. L. K reiser. j,u
' e i" S C. R. 1. Red trap rwnted tbe year
round. bn-i i,,r ea. s'se and c-l..r. t.irk-
i.'i w oriifr. pri-ei sryHdirtg to 1
tbeir age. ka pa
cords o ue'r mcMlter and
20 Stores
Protect yourself by safeguarding your purse. Buy your foodstuffs
the Cash and Carry way and know that bad debts and expensive
deliveries are not included in their cost.
Yi)ilPaR.counonhese,storescoastantIy- The slight profit they
add to the cost makes them safe places to tie to.
Saturday and Monday Prices
Cocoa, pure, r r Mason Caps, Force- O r
2 lbs lOt lain lined, doz -DC
Ivory Soap,
2 bars
15c
Parowax, full
pound
15c
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee
2 lb. can 85c 5 lb ua $1.69
Proctor and Gam- 1 Cr
bleSoap, 2 bars..Jt
Campbell's Beans,
can
11c
Swift's White Laun-oo
dry Soap, 5 bars...--C
New Salted Pea
nuts, pound....
15c
Lennox Soap, 3
bars
10c M-poJunBd..h!,f...27c I-Tbn.'s..T?.:.. 77c
Crisco, 1 lb. 25c;
a.
lb. 37c; 3 lb. 73c; 6 lb. $1.37; 9 lb. $1.99
Church's Grape
Juice, pints ...
28c
Carnation Milk,
2 tall cans
1Q Federal Milk,
iyL Tall Cans... 5JC
Royal Baking Pow- A H
der, 12-oz. can 4UC
Golden West Pepper
5c
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