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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THUKSDAV,
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Sunshine Dairy
See The VOGUE For Your
Beauty W ork For
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SUPPER CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing enter
tained the Supper Club Wednesday
evening. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Mc
Clure were the only guests. Dewey
Ray won first prize and Mrs. Mo-
Ling won second.
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THURSDAY CLUB
Mrs. Sid Burbidge entertained the
Thursday bridge club last week.
Guests were Mrs. Leslie McClure,
Mrs. B. H. Hoover and Miss Rubye
Lou Hemenway. Miss Hem en way
won first prize and Mrs. George
Stacey won second.
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Fingerwaves...................................25c and 35c
Marcel .................................................... ......50c
Hot Oil Shampoo and Fingerwave........... $1.00
Permanents..................................$1.75 to $5.00
C h e e rfu l, D e p e n d a b le S E R V IC E a t
The V o g u e
Beauty Sh o p
Claudena Crawford
Mae Keizer
W e have a late model 5-tube battery Radio for
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We Pay COLD CASH
For HOT ASHES
Frank T. Morgan
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COST $44.00 NEW
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For Your Insurance Needs
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HOSTESS TO SUNSHINE CLUB
Mrs. Emma Duncan and Mrs. Lon
Root were hostesses to the meeting
of the Sunshine club Friday at the
I.O.O.F. hall. Special guests were
Mrs. Leslie McClure, Mrs. B. H.
Hoover, Mrs. Andy McGinnis and
Mrs. Mark Robertson. Mrs.* Minnie
Leuck was awarded the quilt given
each month by the club. At the
drawing for the Hope Chest, the
Warren ton lodge, No. 243 I.O.O.F,
were winners.
lust Arrived
Thousands O f D ollars W o r th O f M erch an d ise
PRICES ARE AT ROCK BOTTOM
Timely Specials For Friday and Saturday
J. P. COATES BRAND
Thread lapr090ei each 7c
Thread
each 3c
F R ID A Y
AFTERNOON
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Our Stock Is Absolutely New And I
UP-TO-DATE
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S pecial Prices For
LIMIT OF 4 TO A CUSTOMER
WE GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION
F R ID A Y
J. P. COATES BRAND
Turkish Towels
We ask you to give us a trial on your
watch and jewelry repair work.
Special P r ic e ,F o r
A SAVING OF NEARLY HALF
OUR NEW STOCK OF JEWELRY |
Arrived This Week- Including Many 1
Beautiful Articles Of Jewelry You 1
will want to see.
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June Expansion Drive G o in g S tro n g
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SCAVENGER PARTY
Mrs. Herschel Thompson and Mrs
Max Schweizer entertained the Jolly
Janes with a scavenger party and
weinet) roast Monday evening. Miss
es Donna and Thelma Cook won
awards for being the first to return
; with the hunted articles. Miss M aria
McElroy won a prize for bringing
! back the oldest penny.
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Battery
The W.C. T. U. met with Mrs. H
D Gildea on Tuesday with Mrs Cora
Newton assistant hostesses. Nine
members and two visitors were pres- ]
ent. One new pledge was signed. It
was decided to hold an ice cream
social Saturday. June 29. The place j
to be announced later. The hostesses '
served a lunch.
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CONTRACT CLUB
The Contract bridge club m a t!
with Mrs. Dewey Ray Monday after
noon for their regular party. Mrs.
Dick Adams won first prize. Guests
were Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Farnham
Sills and Miss Eva Boydell.
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W.C.T.U. MEETING
16 X 30 inch size
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Special P rice For
S a tu rd a y M o rn in g
1 0 :0 0 t o 1 1 :0 0
TURKISH
Special Prices fo r
S a tu rd a y A fte rn o o n
2 to 3
o'clo ck
FREE
Wash Clothes
2c
Fancy Patterns
LIMIT OF 4 TO A CUSTOMER
N ew
A - T u b e P H IL C O
RADIO
$5.00 IN MERCHANDISE
$2.50 IN MERCHANDISE
WITH EACH $1 PURCHASE OR PAYMENT ON ACCOUNT YOU GET AN OPPOR
TUNITY FOR THE FREE GIFTS TO BE GIVEN SATURDAY, JUNE 29th AT
9 :0 0 O’CLOCK
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WE ALSO GIVE TICKETS ON PROFIT-SHARING DISTRIBUTION JUNE 25th.
WILSON BROS. DRYGOODS
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W e still maintain our high-standard Hol
stein milk, which is considered by medical auth
orities everywhere as the best milk for babies
and growing children.
W e produce milk for everybody’s needs. Try
Mr. and Mis. Geo. McKee went to
Wilder today to attend funeral ser
vices for W illiam English. 54. cousin
of Mrs. McKee’s who died Tuesday
morning at Hot Lake after a linger
ing illness. Services were held at
the Wilder Methodist church at 2:30.
Interment was in the Roswell ceme
tery.
Mr. English, who has born in On
tario, Canada 54 years ago has been
a residentof Parma and the vicinity
for the past 18 years. He Is survived
by five brothers. John and Alex-
*r.
For the benefit of the people of Nyssa who de
sire a richer milk than the Holstein milk which
we have delivered for the past several years, we
have recently purchased some Guernsey cows,
and are now delivering high test Guernsey milk,
produced in one of the most modern and sani
tary plants in this section of the country, accord
ing to dairy authorities.
Mrs. Ethel Crawford and Mrs.
Artie Robertson entertained with
two lovely parties last week at the
Robertson home. On Thursday
afternoon five tables of bridge were
In play and on Friday four tables
were in play. Dessert was served at
tables centered with bouquets of
sweet peas. Prize winners on Thurs
day were Mrs. Malcolm Crawford,
| first; Mrs. A. V. Cook, second; and
Mrs. O. G. Boden, low. Friday win
ners were, Mrs, Arthur Boydell,
first; Mrs. Russell Vlnsonhaler, sec
ond; and Mrs. Bert Llenkaemper,
low.
ander of Ontario; Dave, who lives in Johnnie Burke of Boulder City is I Ted Holt and C’.-o Klngsland
Minnesota; J. B of Cascade and
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George of Wilder; and two sisters a new member of the local reclama- 'Jerom e were dinner gur s at the
Mrs. Mary Fiske of Ontario and Mrs. lion office.
|T. Lane home Saturday night.
W. T. Clark of Wilder.
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Guernsey Milk
| FUNERAL SERVICES
MRS. ROBERSTON
FOR W. ENGLISH
HELD IN WILDER
ARE HOSTESSES
JUNE 20. 1985.