Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 20, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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    Friday, Jone 20, 1930
Severi
Victor Siedelmkh, 4.00; Carl Road
pleasant affair in honor of her
— Dial. No.
—. 20.
—
[ Martalla, 13.50; A. C. Timmons,, H. Kellar, 51.73; Ray Jennings,
little son John L.’s first birth­ G. Jensen, 42.00; Jas. Duffield,
H. Kammeyer, 20.00,; R. Tetz,' 16.00; Geo. W. Bell, 16.00; Fred'37.49; J. J. Conroy, 34.60; Rich-
i
Oil
•
Rnannnnan
Qnnri
on
n
1 12.00;
<1 A A . T J. vir
<• ard 1 »»
.
j a sn Silas 1/
_ i ­
52.90;
J.
P.
Kaphammer,
54.00;
Hold Election
day at her home June 11. The
15.00; Scappoose Service Station Creasey,
W. vr Howell,
Peterson,
49.72;
Kel
I At the annual school meeting guests were: Virginia Lee Worn- A. P. Bays, 42.50; R. L. Price, 13.18; Alex Reardon, 6.25.
16.00; S. Kauppi, 116.0,0; Theo lar, 80.00; Verne Haindel, 4.00;
Clatsop
of district 40, Cl
—_ r county, i staff, Gordon Jones, John Pe- 41.00,; Geo A. Price, 18.50; Road Dist. No. 21
Kauppi, 78.00; Willard Garlock, Ed. White, 92.32; K. R. Dibblee,
Jake .Vartalla, 4.00; F. Malmsten,
1 held at the school house Mon­ ! terson, and their mothers.
W. I. Tracy, 15.00; Standard 78.00; Alfred Parkinen, 2.00; 115.40; Ray Barney, 41.54; H.
day evening the following were1 Mrs. Amato and her brother 26.00; Chas. Malmsten, 48.00; H. Oil Co., 32.70; L. B. Hickox & Shell Oil Co., 72.25; Vernonia H. Kellar, 18.30; Frederick Post
Jacobs, 16.00; P. O. Mellinger,
elected: J. W. Wornstaff, re­
Trading Co., 361.27
Co., 8.02; Portland Blue Print
Mrs. W. T. Lilley and son varsity of Oregon to finish lor elected director fur a three-year I were visitors in camp Saturday 8.00; J. Ellis, >7.50,; Vern Ellis, Co., 15.75.
and Sunday.
Road Dist. No. 5 Spacial
Road District No. 10 Spacial
Co., '19.41: Hills Hdwe. Co.,
Herbin spent several days in his master’s degree.
61.25;
H.
E.
Stevenson,
87.50;
term,
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Wornstaff!
H. L. Inman, 35.00; F. Mol- I. 86; Mellinger Hardware, 4.20;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burroughs
Mrs. Everett Prichett, Mrs.
J. W. Grimshaw, 117.50; F.
Portland last week attending the
of Vernonia were dinner guests Silas Hail, 40.50; P. Q. Melling­ Blair, 100.00; R. Anliker, 93.75; , lenhour, 43.50; J. Gibbs, 4.0,0; John Jurgenson, 4.62; Safeway
Loel Hieber and Miss Della Cline re-elected clerk for one year.
Rose Festival.
er,
27.50;
Wallace
Bergerson,
Fallers
for
the
O.-A.
company
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lappe motored to Independence Sunday were laid off Monday evening. at the Ridenour home Saturday 2.00; Chas. VanAlstine, 8.00; O. J. Link, 105.75; Chas. Was­ H. Renolds, 4.00; Standard Oil 'stores, 11.66; Sanitary Market,
Co., 12.60; Shell Oil Co., 33.00;
and Miss Frances Lappe visited to visit at the home of Mrs. Logging operations will cease evening.
Oliver Mellinger, 18.00; G. H. ser, 75.00; F. Stockdale, 52.00; Aler Reardon, 17.95.
5.60; Vernonia Merc. Co. 85.74.
Neilson, 28.00; A. Ruuttila
the Rose Festival in Portland Prickett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. about the 28th for the July
Murphy, 4.0.0; Elmer Bergerson, Chris
E. Kullander.
Sunday.
Pacific highway being widen­ 2.00; Otis Hyland, 8.00; C. 10.00; F. Van Allmen, 11.25; Road Dist. No. 16 Special
shutdown.
F. Malmsten, 4.00; Chas Malm­
Shell Oil Co., 112.05; Longview
Mrs. Virgil Powell and sons' Hale Greenman retrrned home
H. C. Ridenour, a faller, has' ed south of Medford to Talent. Ohler, 6.00; J. C. Laramore,
Trojan sten, 4.00; Silas Hall, 10.00,; Jas.
were Portland visitors last week Sathrday to spend his summer been appointed night watchman' Bids opened for grading 5.2 34.00; Geo. Lawrence, 20.00 ;i Cone. Pipe Co., 84.06; ~
j vacation. Hale is a student at
during the Rose Festival.
miles of Pendleton-John Day Cort Siedelman, 16.00,; John! Powder, 54.56; Clark & Wilson Duffield, 10.00; Wallace Berger­
on the skidder.
son, 9.00; Vernonia Trading
Lbr. Co., 31.00,
The local Safeway store in- ' the University of Oregon,
Mrs. H. C. Ridenour and highway in Umatilla and Grant .Siedelman, 4.00; Otte Siedelman,! Rc«d. Dist. No. 7 Special
13.23; Portland Gas & Coke
stalled a new over-hanging sign [ Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Holtham children,
counties.
4.00; J. Tomlin, 2.00; P. Ber­
Patsy and baby, were
10.00.
Wednesday. The installation was speijt Monday in Portland,
Oscar
Lindberg,
62.50;
A.
A.
gerson, 153.00; P. Bergerson,
Road Dist. No. 18 Special
performed by W. S. McDaniels. | Mrs. James Nanson and Mrs. in Vernonia Friday for medical
30.0,0; Standard Oil Co., 19.08; Dowling, 53.75; W. W. Weaver.
treatment for the children.
M. D. Weaver, 42.50,; W.
Verla and Helen Messing, who Lee Schwab and sons Bobby and
48.75;
M.
D.
Weaver,
47.50;
An
­
Oilby Motor Co., 1.20; City of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson
Weaver, 37.50; M. L. Weaver,
live with their aunt at Hood Melvin visited in Clatskanie and
drew
Erkkala,
46.00;
Walter
Vernonia, 50.00; West Bearing
and son Arne went to Portland
River, are spending their sum­ Longview Sunday.
, & *«*..«
——- & Coke Zillman, 57.50; W. M. Carroll, 56.00; Oscar Lindberg, 30.00;
Co., o 8.72;
Portland Gas
Ernest Nanson motored to Wednesday to visit with the
mer vacation with their father,
15.00
Vernonia
TradiLg''cö’»f,6 0‘); M- L- Weaver, 74.00; Walter Zillman, 30.00; B. Dowl­
.Co.,
1
___
_
former
’
s
sister,
Mrs.
Grandstrom
ing. 30.00; A. A. Dowling, 30,00;
Qulihc, tkn mH taste jrou i
Clatskanie Sunday.
Emil Messing, in this city.
F°st1er- 42.50; B. Dowling Andrew Erkkala, 24.00; Fred
From page 2
.40.79; L. C. Boeck, 2.25; Guy
where
their
son
Oke
is
living
"■and safe!
H. G. Moe of Dayton, Wash.,
E. F. Roberts, traveling pas-
—
-
—
>41.25;
John
Hossa,
34.00,;
Nels:
H.
Murphy,
4.00;
Hoffman
Hdw.
!
■
while attending barber school.
| Foster, 24.00; W. M. Carroll,
senger agent of theS. P. & S.1 spent Sunday visiting at the
¡Erickson,
20.00;
P.
E.
Lovegren,
47.75;
Pioneer
Parts
Co.,
41.98;
Co.,
82.48;
Oreg-Am.
Lbr.
Co.,'
Finishes Contract
Here’s a finish that ia speed and
45.00; Joe Nelson, 12.00; C. W. ,24.00.
' „ ,
,
railway, visited in this city Sat- home of his nephew, Mark E.
J. W. Wornstaff finished his Thompson M. & R. Works, 9.74; 11.00; Harry Culbertson, 15.75; . • Lovegren,
. — ..
Rond Dist. No. 21 Special
quality combined.
I Moe,
4.00;
Lloyd . Lovegren, ¡Road
urday.
Bryant
Motor
Co.
9.00.
R. A. Sesseman, 6.0,0; Wm. Tal-
contract
with
the
O.-A.
Co.
|
|
W.
I.
Tracy,
50.00;
Donald
Safe, beautiful, bright aa a new
Charles Kramer, son of Mr.! Everette Howe and A. E. Hut­
conen, 14.50; Crawford Motor 28.00; F. H. Johnson, 16.0,0; E. i Parohor. 46.0,0; Harold Clark, I
Jem Fri- .Monday for the construction of Road Diet. No. 8
dollar, smooth as silk.
and Mrs. Dave Kramer, will chinson of St. Helens spent
J. D. Schleppy, 179.40; F. C. Co., 48.00; Kerr Motor Co., D. Kindred, 12.00; Ralph Kin­ .,42.50; Trojan Powder Co., 51.68;,
business
J
1,5
miIea
of
roadb
ed
on
spur
17
on bunuc». ...
spend his summer vacation with • day -• in . . Vernonia
_____
•
Iler, 105.00; Cecil Lane, 12.00: 5.10; Vernonia B. A M. Wks., dred, 12.00; A. Pykkonen, 15.00; DnBo's-Kettering Lbr. Co. 23.72;
.
-of the North Fork.
his parents in this city. Charles’Mr. Hutchinson
Is manager for,
Oliver Burris, 8.00; ; A. R. Meli I 33.31;
Corp. J. R. Sullivan, 35.00; Geo. B. , Joe Hackenberg, Jr. 7.65; Hauge-
Howard-Cooper
Mrs.
Al.
Hartung
and
Mrs.
Gilby Motor company with I
Conyers, 3.90.
is a student at Linfield college! I the
........................
Bill Matson, former residents of 88.00; Harley Schwab, 44.00; R. 27.45; Mellinger Hdwe, 15.80; Road Dist. No. 9 Special
i '■»rg Hdw. Co., 7.95.
at McMinnville, majoring in I headquarters at St. Helens.
i L. Berg, 12.00; Carl Anderson, A. C. Haag & Co., 9.92.
this
place,
were
visitors
here
Road Dist. No. Pittsburg Market
| Miss Anne Banzer and brother
journalism.
Jas. Duffield, 67.50; A. P.
162.0,0; Axel Anderson, 54.00; Road Diat. No. 16
Tuesday.
Axel Olson, 57.50; O. D. Clerk I
Ford,
I
Peter
Banzer
were
business
vis-
Carl Davidson, G. W.
The new quick drying enamel
F. Mollenhour, 12.00; A. King- Bays, 84.37; R. L. Price, 168.0,0; 30.00; B. B. Roberts, 25.00;
Mr. Estebrook, scaler, and his ¡Basil DeRosia, 26.00; Jess Web-
~
■
»I
.tors
here
Friday.
Dr. W. H. Hurley and Jos. Scott
flmsh for furniture, woodwork, etc.
eo- A. Price,
88.00;
Chas.
&«.wi tl
-----
family of Portland expect to |ster, 38.00; Art DeRosia, 116.00; sley, 8.00; W. A. Walber, 13.00;
Gus
Hegele,
38.75;
L.
F.
Bar
­
John
Holtham
left
Sunday
for
attended a meeting of central
’ ‘ , 28.00; H. Jacobs,
Speed—eery brushing—«elf level­
Malmsten,
spend several weeks here dur­ A. DeRosia, 76.50; Harry Cox, R. Tetz, 23.50,; Standard Oil Co. ”
ling—no offensive odor.
committeemen at Rainier Tues­ ia trip to Shelfield, Vt., driving ing July.
74.00; P. O. Mellinger, 82.00; ger 10.00; Standard Oil Co.,'
52.00; Daniel Gibson, 16.00; H 7.35; Shell, Oil Co., 11.88; Watts
“
>79.55.
I his car.
day evening.
Just ease and beauty in every
Ellis» 67.50; Vern Ellis, 70.00;
Mrs. T. F. Scottman was a L. Redmond, 121.50; S. E. Red­ & Price,1 0.85; Jep Hunt, 18.00;
pH.
Stevenson, 82.50,;
82.50,; Chas.
Chas’ Ro,d Di**' No' Mist-Clalskanio
Mr. and Mrs. Art Whitaker of
brush stroke.
Shady Lane of Mist spent
. . H. E. Stevenson,
mond, 212.00; Wm. Hallam, M. W. Hannebut, 2.00; j. f
visitor
Saturday.
Vernonia
ver-i
.VanAlstine, 91.50; F. Malmsten,
M- L- Weaver, 5.00; Fred Fos-
Dry in 4 hours. Waterproof.
Tuesday afternoon in Vernonia. | Portland were visitors in Ver-
108.00; Lee Warner, 34.00; Jim Richardson, 8.10.
Guests at Scott Home
Whitakers!
26.00; Wallace Bergerson, 56.25; ter, 8.0,0; M. D. Weaver, 17.50;
Eight colon—black and white.
E. A. Ritchey, manager of nonia Saturday. The Whitakers
Louden, 32.00; Fred Parkinen, Roald Diat. No. 12
Misses
Catherine
Ellis
and
[P. O. Mellinger, 95.00; A. B.. W. W. Weaver, 22.50; B. Dowl-.
the local Safeway store, 1 hasji°lnlerly lived in Vernonia when!
41.00,; J. Dunn, 38.00; Tom En-
Axel Olson, 10.00.
, 2.00; A. A. Dowling, 2.00;
been confined to his home for (Mr. Whitaker conducted the Co- Glalys Bealey of Portland were neberg, 41.00; L. E. McGee, Road Diat. No. 15
¡Counts, 4.00; Carl G. Jensen,.
j guests of the Scott family! Sun-
izy confectionery shop.
12; Fred 108.50; C. Ohler, 74.00; Otis Hy- W. W. Payne, 15.00.
the past week due to illness,
67.75; Vernonia Trading Co.,
M. L. Weaver, 16.00;
Olympia spent day.
E. Steiner of Olyir
Thelma Pearson arrived
______ home
____
120.40; J. O. Libel, 4.70; W. H. Foster, 4.00,; Oscar 1 Undberg,
______. . *and- 44.00,; Oliver Mellinger, Posd Di.t No. Rainier-Apiary
.a aa. Qtto Siedelman, 50.50;. Market
last Sunday from Portland to tbe week end in this city visit­ ' Mrs. Theodosia Lambert, , who : Bçidgers, 48.35; Standard Oil Co. 15.00; A. A. Dowling, 5.00; Wai- 46.00;
four
W. I. Tracy, 25.00; Carl Dan­
spend her summer vacation with ing friends. Mr. Steiner former- is to teach
.......................
.. the
n
M „upper 30.Ö8; 'M. J. C„...
Campbell, 8.40; ter Zillman, 5.00; W.
W. Weav- ’ f . Kaphammer, 69.00; Cort
grades in the Camp McGregor Birkenfeld Lbr. Co„ 10.30; Ver­ er, 5.00;** M. D. Weaver, 10.00;,Siedelman, 58.00; G. H. Murphy, ielson, 4.00; Standard Oil Co.,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels ly lived here.
nzxvr- VTAAVV
year, XXZAf«
was a A visitor
Jewell Lloyd is attending the school next
9.00; Silas Hall, 20.0.0; Jake 15.00; H. D. Nuffer, 92.32; H.
Pearson. Miss Thelma is a stu­
nonia Cabinet Shop, il.50; Pop- W. M. Carroll, 4.0,0; Andrew
dent at the Northwestern School encampment of the national here last week. She was pleased
Erkkala,
4.00;
B.
Dowling,
2.50;
K.
P.
Tim-
with
the
school
and
community.
!
bam
&
Meier,
8.50,;
guard at Camp Clatsop.
of Commerce.
I). W. and George M. Wallace She is attending summer school ber Co., 24.55; Joe Cechmaull:. W. W Payne, 10.00; J, R. Sul­
J. N. Miller, county commis-
170.60; Thompson M. & R. Wks. livan, 37.63.
at Monmouth.
■ioner, spent Tuesday in this spent Saturday in this city.
G. W. Nelson, roadmaster of
Mrs. Florence Frasier, teach­ I 55.62; Mist Garage, 94.28.
Road Dist. No. 18.
city with Bert Mills.
", & S., visited in this er for the lower grades next Road Dili. No. 9
Oscar Weed, sheriff of Colum-.^be
W. W. Payne, 50.00.
year, is attending summer ses­
bia county, was a Vernonia vis­ city Saturday.
_____
I
J.
N.
Louden
and
W.
Garlock,
tile
University
of
Wash-
sion at
itor Tuesday.
Mrs.'Mary Koto and son Char->ho live near Mist- were busi' ington.
lie are Portland visitors and will.ness yjsitors
-1
Mrs. Boyer of Portland is
W. Ford left Saturday for visiting her daughter, Mrs. C.
not return home until June 28J
The Chop Suey restaurant will WalJa Walla, Wash., on a busi- E. Westlin, and family. Lois
ness trip.
Westlin, who stayed with Mrs.
be closed until their return.
Johnny Cahill of Birkenfeld Boyer last year while attending
W. J. Armitage spent Tuesday
spent Saturday in this city on the Couch school, is home with
in Portland on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Culver business. Mr. Cahill is a pioneer her parents for the summer.
Miss Marian Larson went to
spent Monday in Portland on of the Nehalem valley, his par-
I ents settling in the Birkenfeld Portland with Mrs. Westlin Fri­
business.
country
in
the
70
’
s.
How timos have changed How food distribution has progressed Only thirty years
day, returning Saturday with
W. B. Armitage passed the
Pete Knowles of Mist spent Mrs. eWstlin and the latter’s
ago autos were not allowed on main streets and the food store was the ’’haven of jim-
state board examination, receiv­
I I
I
cracks
of a thousand varieties.” But today—we have modern cars, conveniently located
Saturday
in
this
city
on
business.
mother and daughter.
ing his certificate as registered
I
stores with ample parking space, and beat, of eJi, thoroughly up-to-the-minute food stores
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmid-
pharmacist, and will be connect­
Word was received here of
with the freshest of fresh foods, tho moat courtoous and expert food merchants and eco­
ed with the Armitage drug store lin and family of Brauns spent the recent birth of a son to
nomical prices that plainly spell S-t-e-p-a o-f P-r-o-g-r-e-s-a I
in this city, owned by W. j Saturday in this city on a shop- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kerr in I
' j ping tour.
Armitage.
I.
Claude
formerly
Manila, p.
Mr. and Mrs. Thor Roberts was a civil engineer for the
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McGraw
I
spent
the
week
end
and
Miss
Macile
Roberts
spent
and family
O.-A. . Co. at this place.
OLD ENGLISH GINGER
BROOMS—
A PERFECT
SUMMER
visiting Mr. McGraw’s parents at j Sunday on the beach at Seaside.
Give Birthday Dinner
ALE—
MacMarr
LUNCHEON, B & M Bak­
I
J.
E.
Tapp
was
a
Portland
Banks.
A delightful birthday dinner
ed Beans and B & M
Beat
Fran k Baker, superintendent business visitor Thursday
inursuay and
unu. was given at the home of Mr.
Brown Bread—Large Cans,
Bottks
Gem
any assortment.
of the Clark & Wilson Logging Friday of last week.
| and __
_ B. _____
v in
...
Mrs.
Sather ______
Saturday
Standard
SAVE MONEY—
company at Wilark, with his son
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Timmons I honor of the latter’s brother,
Buy a dozen
GOLDEN
C.
SUGAR
—
Cans
Lyle spent Tuesday in Vernonia attended the Rose Festival in paul Hegli. Guests besides the
For
| Portland Friday.
shopping.
immediate family were: Mr. and
LIBBY
DILL PICKLES—
Pounds
WHITE STAR TUNA FISH
Art Steele, editor of the Mrs. A. Johnson and son Bobby,
A. L. Kullander, H. E. Mc-
picnic
DEL MONTE CATSUP, 14
Graw, J. C. Lindley and Jack Clatskanie Chief, and J. H. Lew­ Mr. and Mrs. Hegli of Rainier,
CANS_________
Cans
oz. bottles.
Bush left ; Wednesday for a fish- is of Clatskanie spent Friday Paul’s parents and a friend al-
CREST PAPER NAPKINS,
ing trip of
i
several days around in Vernonia. During their stay so of Rainier.
40 to package.
For
here both were the guests of H.
Mrs. D.
Diamond lake.
O’Donnell had a
Cans
PER
G. W. Ford spent Tuesday ev- E. McGraw at the local golf
FANCY CANNED VEGE­
PACKAGE
LINDSAY
RIPE
OLIVES
—
course.
ening in Rainier on business.
TABLES—
Medium
size,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whitock
E. T. Wallace of Mist was a
Packages
Santiam
cut
Stringless
PINT
Vernonia business vistor Tues- arrived Monday in this city from
Beans, No. 2
CANS
SAVADAY PICNIC
Longview. Mr. Whitlock is the
MacMarr Del Maiz Corn
day..
PLATES, 12 to pkg.
No. 2
LIPTONS TEA, Yellow La­
J. Glenn Allen, manager of manager of the new J. C. Pen­
PER
Del Monte Early Garden
bel Orange Pekoe.
the Miller Mercantile store, with ney store.
PACKAGE
Peas, No. 2
ONE-HALF
headquarters at Hillsboro, vis­
Libby’s Solid Pack Toma-
POUND
Medford—Minature golf course
ited the local Miller store Tues­
toes No. 2H.
Packages
established at Oakdale and
day.
FRANCO AMERICAN
Any
Assortment
—
Eighth
streets.
GEISHA CRAB MEAT, H’s
SPAGHETTI—
Emil Roy, mechanic in charge
PER
99.
of repairs at the S. P. & S.
Cans
CAN
Tansportation local shop, visited ;
Mrs. Roy, who íb convalescing ini
Tomato or Mustard
a Portland hospital, over the
ths
for
return
1
Booth’s Sauce 1 lb. oval cans <-{
week end. Mrs. Roy will
\.
home Suadayi
P & G ■
transacted
Clevs
Mellinger
bars
busipc.is in Portland Monday,
1
Y Muraki, section i foreman
at ' ophill, purchased provisions
6-oz. bar
in ’,'srnonia Monday morning.
bars
C-. V. Nelson spent Monday
fere .loor in this city.
Employes of the local Safe­
way store defeated a team from
Top of all corn Ño. 2. Entwood
the Shell Oil company at golf
In keeping with the Miller Policy to always give our customers the benefit
▼
Peas No. 2. any assortment
.-•aaday.
of the lowest market cash prices, we have changed many items thru-out the
The Nehalem Market & Gro-
HEINZ VINEGAR, White
APRICOTS, Our Brand-
RICE, Fancy Blue Rose.
store.
’
eery installed a new floor and
Distilled or pur* «Ider.
Tree ripened. No. 2H cans.
shelving Saturday evening and
Miller
’
s.
just
new
lower
prices
at
PINT
J r
These are not sale prices
Pounds
« JUGS
Sunday.
po ,
1JC
Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson left
MAZOLA OH__
“Remember—before you buy, shop at Miller’s and Save Money.”
QUART
nr
GRAPEFRUIT, Polk’s fan­
QUART
A
Monday for Monmouth where
JUGS
cy No. 2 cans.
CANS
**
she will attend summer school
for teachers.
36-inch Hope Muslin
Our Regular Heavy $1.29 Overalls
RAISINS,
Choice
Seedles».
FLOUR
AT
SAVING
For________
Burford Wilkerson will attend
Formerly 16c yard, Now
Waist or Bib,
(PI "I A
PRICES—
the summer school at the UnL
BEST FOODS MAYON­
Pound
bag
Per yard
Now, per pair ........................tyA.AV
MaoMarr—
NAISE.
HERSHEY’S BREAKFAST
PER
lb. Sack
COCOA.
Figured Voile«
Our Boys 98c Overalls
PINT
ONE-HALF
IM­
Formerly 39c yard, Now
n ° w
Crown—
SMALL
WHITE BEANS—
POUND CAN
1*1C
Per yard
Per pair ..................................... OJv
No. 1 California.
__
FIGS, Extra choice, white
lb. sack
or black.
Pounds
45c Everfaat Suiting
Our Regular 98c Men’s Work Shirts
Del
TOMATO SAUCE,
Now
OREGON
PRUNES, Large
Now
Pounds
Monte or Libby.
Size.
Per yard
Each
MACARONI, Bulk Curve
Soouncs Cans
Cut.
Pounds
Our Men’s 48c Blue Work Shirt
FRUIT
JAR RUBBERS—
CITRUS
WASHING
Pounds
Now
POWDER—
Best quality.
Each ............................ „...............
BROKEN SLICED PINE­
APPLE, No. 2S4 Cans.
Packages
Packages
81x90 $1.49 Mohawk Sheet»
MOTHER'S
OATS. Large
For
ARGO STARCH, Coi., or
size with China premium,
Now
>1 QQ
Gloss.
BALL JAR CAPS—
reg. or quick.
Each ..................................... èpl.ÔÎJ
PER
PER
PACKAGE
.
DOZEN
£JC
PACKAGE
Camp McGregor
County Court
Proceedings
Speedy
Kuantze
UISTAQUIK FIIISH
HOFFMAN
HARDWARE
Attend the
STEPS OF PROGRESS
Baseball
Game At Home
Sun., June 22
Prhes Hf?ctlve at al MicMan Mores Friday, June 20, to June 25, inclusive
98c
39c
25c
2
Toledo V. Vernonia
Game called 2:30
4
25c
2
33c
15c
Down
Made to Order
i
1VL
25c
45c
$29.50
SUITS
35c
2
45c
Goes The
Cotton Market
Down
Goes
Miller’s Prices
29c
3
3
10c
25c
3
10c
25c
49c
SARDINES
NAPTHA SOAP
IVORY SOAP
Standard Canned
25c
33c
98C
10
I . 29 c
Wherrie Brand
QUALITY CLOTHES
3
JACK CARKIN
19c
2
________ 39c
2
45c
5c
12%c
33c
89c
39c
42 inch Mohawk Pillow Cases
Formerly 39c each, Now
QQz>
Each ................................
OuC
25c
49
$1.59
49
*'.69
.................. 39c
Founder’s Month
Sale
Continues with many
added bargain items
WHY PAY MORE THAN AT
37c
2
19c
4
25c
5c
39c
2
8c
t
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2
45c
PER
K'
3
29c
3
25c
4
25c
39c
MARKET FEATURES
Fryers, 3 1 for.................................................................
CHICK e INS,
:
SMOKE t>
I HAMS, >, iv
10 to
t< 12 lbs. Fancy Eastern Sugar Cured:
Half or whole, per lb. 33c—Center Slices, 2 for —
PEANUT BUTTER, Fresh Stock, bulk, 2 pounds .......
PORK LOIN, Chops or Roasts, per pound ......................
BABY BEEF POT ROASTS, Shoulder Cuts, per pound
QUALITY ALWAYS AT MACMARR’S MARKETS
MACMARR STORES