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day, October 26, 1944.
CITY OF SHELTON
THE
THE
DESCRIBED
a special election will be held in the
«City of Shelton on Monday, the 4th
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,of Shelton and of
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Honest and Competent Supervision
PRODUCTION BOARD'S 19AM SURVEY
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Wartime Stop and Go Still Scraps
Somebody’s Cur Every Minute
Shellubrication can help your
car escape the toll of Wartime
Stop and Go. This special sys-
tem of car maintenance gives
you lubrication according to
manufacturer’s recommenda-
tions. Beyond that, it inspects
hidden parts where wear starts
. . . and reports on their condi-
tion.Your special receipt shows
exactly what’s been done . . .
What,m0re should be done to
keep your car from joining
those 1500 daily junkers.
SHELL OiL COMPANY, Inc.
GET THESE TESTS for
STOP and GO WEAR
As they lubricate, Shell ex-
perts test . . . examine . . .
check for hidden Stop and
Go wear at essential points.
Your receipt shows what they
find . . . is a valuable “con-
dition” report on your car.
Gasoline Powers
tile llttacll—lllln't
Waste a limp
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lNOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION INl the corporate limits of the said City
AND INzof Shelton, the hereinafter described
TERRITORY HEREINAFTER i territory, tO-wit:
Starting at a point where the West-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatl erly line of State Secondary Highway
No. 14-A intersects the Northerly line
of Section 20, Township 20 North,
7‘ day of Decelllbtei‘, 1944, tfgr the pur-ll'tjvangle
3thst.U§7V.M., Maleon. County,
V, _ , pose of submi ting to e qualifiedl as ing on; ence o owmg the
BLNINSSPE Franklin doctors of said City and of saidiWcsterly line of State
Secondary
hereinafter described territory, the ( Highway No. 14—A in a Northerly
di-
proposition of annexing to the City | rection to the East line of Section
17,
including within: Township 20 North, Range 3, West,
lW.M.; thence Northerly on said East
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Eastern Controlled
Power Trusts Spend
Power and Referendum 25.
section line to the Northeast corner
of the Southeast quarter of Section
17. Township 20 North. Range 3 West,
W.M.“; thence Westerly on the quar-
ter section lines to the Northwest
corner of the Northeast quarter of
Southeast quarter of Section 18, Town—
,ship 20 North, Range 3 West. W.M.;
thence Southerly on the West line of
said Northeast quarter of Southeast
quarter, Section 18, Township 20
North. Range 3 West, to exist—
ing City Limits, being the Southwest
corner of said Northeast quarter of
Southeast quarter, Section 18, Town-
ship 20 North, Range 3. West, W.M.,-
tnence East along existing City Lim-
its line to the Southeast corner of
the Northeast quarter of Southeast
quarter of Section 18, Township 20
North, Range 3 West,_W.M.; 'thence
South along existing City Limits line
to Southeast corner of Section 18,
Township 20 North. Range .3 West,
W.M.; thence East along existing City
Limits line, being the said North line
of Section 20, Township 20 North,
Range 3 West, W.M., to the place of
beginning.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the polls will be open at said election
from o'clock in the morning until
8 o'clock in the evening. Polling
places shall be as follows: In the
territory hereinabove described, Fran-
ces J. Cole Residence; in the Cit of
Shelton—Precinct 1, Shelton City all;
PrecinCt 2. Mason Court
House; Precinct 3, Shelton High
school Gymnasium; Precinct 4, Vern
Davidson residence. Ellinor Avenue;
Precinct 5, Mrs. Martha Jacobs resi-
dence, Turner Avenue; Precinct ,6,
Mason County Welfare Building, Rail-
road Avenue; Precinct 7, Bordeaux
TAXI—
SERVICE
County
Phone 392
Mason County
Creamery Says:
Due to the shortage of blit-
ter, government officials esti-
mate oleo\ sales will reach 50
million pounds a month this
winter. This would represent a
change from the pro—war but—
ter-oleo ratio of 7 to l, to 5
to 3. They have a. new slogan
now, “Praise Napoleon and pass
the 01901” It- would probably
be more appropriate to sub-
stitute 0.I‘.A. for the little
Colonel,
a: s :3'
History may have to disclose
how real the threat of Com-
munism is to American insti-'
tutions, but if the people con-
tinue to adopt a vain security
of ignorance, the consequences
will make bad historical read-
ing for our children.
About Taxes
The Power Trusts claim “Private Pow-
er pays Taxes—Public Power collects
Taxes." Do you believe that? Here is
the truth of the matter:
Private Power doesn’t pay taxes. You,
the customer, whether you use Private
or Public Power, pay the taxes. It’s all
in your light or power bill. Don't let
Private Power be so noble about the
About “Citizens’
Committees”
:The Powar Trust has again organized
“Citizens’ Committees" to fight Public
Analyze
the membership of these committees.
Note that they have high officers of
interests on their ros-
ters. Ask yourself, “When did these men
ever fight a battle for the people or
These Citizens’ Com-
mittes say, “Oh, we’re for Public Pow-
er in principle but we’re not for Refer-
endum 25." The fact is that there is no
genius on earth who could write a Pub-
lic Power bill to gain their approval.
The sole purpose of so-called “Citizens’
Committees” is to deceive the people.
9 not
16 no it 7“},
sonail '-
Vern“ FOI‘ICIIIIOS TO DOTOOI ROTOI‘OIIOIIIII
ldorse-
ting 1n '
1 want DON T BE RECEIVED BY THEIR PROPAGANDA
Public Power Costs Less!
EXAMPLE 1
-, Here are total figures for the State of Wash,
fir year ending May 3f, 1944. (Dept. Public Service,
Olyn'l pia )
Average
Cost per
' P K.VV.H. Total Cost
Private Power 2,470,153,105 $31,854,308 $ -013
liblic Power 6,824,120,893 29,408,153 3043
Public Power sold more than 21/2 times as much
‘Wer as private companies and charged tWO
l I I rillion dOIlars less. Private companies charged 3 taxes you pay,
1rhes more per K.W. H. than Public Utilities.
ho has
'10 Her th I? f 2f ’n-iately
. r e are e ra es 0 we c1 ies o approx1
lm' DO . g“? same size.
ate re.- " POkane (all Private Utility)
.i TreSIdefltlal rate for 100 K.W.H ............... .,$2.76
every acoma (all Public Utility)
_‘ residential rate for 100 K.W.H ............. 1-70
t spokane’s Private power rates are 60% higher
W han Tacoma’s Public power rates.
“1
h . , ;' ,3 EXAMPLE 3
’, 'U-D. Rates for All Classes Are 30%LOWER Eastern Power
' ( Than Private Company Rates
AVerang Rates—mills per Kilowatt Hour—~for
of c0n_ Residential, Rural, Commercial, Industrial,
I“. and Street Lighting). for progress?"
1 V_e M a j o 1‘ Public Power Public Utility
Private Pow- (PUDs. REAs, Districts Only
9}“ Compa- Municipa l s , (Includes distri-
Tlles operat- excluding bution in spar-
record iggtin Wash- Bonneville In- sely settled ru-
5 g on dustrial sales) ral areas)
03’ and 13 MILLS 9.7 Mills 9.1 MILLS
ISIS War You See P. U. D; Costs Less.
13 make Clip These Authentic Rates for Reference
id sons
.UMN
:KET
WHAT IS REFEREND-UM 25?
‘It is a law passed by the legislature to permit Public Utility
Districts and cities to
form joint commissmns to acquire (at fair prices toboth stockholders and
public)
and to operate electric systems extending over more than one county.
Contrary to
Private Power propaganda, the people of each county (or city) continue to
retain
local control of their local power business. Referendum 25 will bring
electrical energy
at lowest possible rates to factories, mills'mines, farms. businesses
and homes. It will
encourage industry, build payrolls, advance agricultUPE, lighten housework,
and save
Iihe people millions of dollars.
VOTE FOR Referendum 25
PAID FOR BY POMONA GRANGE AND FRIENDS OF REFERENDUM 25
i right-ot-way of the Olympic Highway;
2 Residence ;
School: and Precinct 8. Grant Lumber
Company office, First Street, the
above described polling places being
those generally used for voting pur-
poses, both in the City of Shelton and
in the hereinabove described territory.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the following named persons have
been appomted as election officers for
the following named polling places,
to-wit: For the hereinabove described
territory sought to be annexed to the
City of SheltonAVera Cole, inspector,
Ida Armstrong and Sybel Ristinc,
judges; Shelton Precinct No, 1—
Etta Rector, inspector, Helen B. Cole
and Grace Stevens, judges; Shelton
Precinct No. 2—Carrie Durand, in-
spector, Alberta Landers and Mamie
Earl, judges; Shelton Precinct No. 3
—Teckla Anderson, inspector, Annette
Munson and Maxine Briggs, judges;
Shelton Precinct No. 4—E. Len Smith,
inspector, Esther Morgan and Jeanne
Zintheo, judges; Shelton Precinct No.
5—Eula Quinn, inspector, Arvilla Wil—
ey and Martha Jacobs, judges; Shel—
ton Precinct No. 6-Letha Quinn, in—
spector, Bertie McKinney and Ethel
Carlson. judges; Shelton Precmct No.
7—Helena McCann, inspector, Virginia
B. Lund and Viola Danielson, Judges;
Shelton Precinct No. S—Marian Hill~
man, inspector. Inez Shorter and Al-
lena L. Spring, judges.
The electors entitled to vote thereon
shall be invited to vote upon such
proposition by placing upon their bal—
lots the words “for annexation" or
“against annexation,” or words equiv-
alent thereto. .
By order of the City CounCil, dated
this 26th day of October, 1944.
A. K. McCAMPBELL,
City Clerk.
10-26—11-2—9-16-23—5t
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION IN
THE CITY OF SHELTON AND IN
THE TERRITORY HEREINAFTER
DESCRIBED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a special election will be held in the
City of Shelton on Monday, the 4th
day of December, 1944, for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualitied
electors of said City and of said here-
inafter described territory. the pro-
position of annexing to the City of
Shelton and of including within the
corporate limits of the said City of
Shelton, the hereinafter described
territory, to-wit: . _
Beginning on City Limits line at
Southeast corner of Northeast_quar-
ter of Northeast quarter of Section 30,
Township 20 North, Range west,
W.M.; thence South on section line
between Sections 30 and 29, Township
and Range aforesaid, to the South-
east corner of Northeast quarter of
said Section 30; thence East on. cen-
ter line of Section 29, Township 20
North, Range 3 West, to the
East boundary of Puget. Street ex-
tended South, which line is the North
and South center line of the said
Northeast uarter of said Section 29,
Township 0 North, Range 3. West,
W.M.: thence North along said Cen-
ter line to the United States Govern-
ment Meander Line, North of and ad-
jacent to Government Lot 5, Section
20, Township 20 North, Range 3 West,
W.M.; thence Westerly along said
United States Government Meander
Line to the North and South center
lines through said Section 20, Town-
ship 20 North, Range West. W.M.;
thence South alon said. center line
following present ity Limits line to
South line of said Section 20, Town-
ship 20 North, Range. 3 West, W.M.;
thence West continuing on present
City Limits line, being on South line,
of Section 20, Township 20 North,
Range 3 West, W.M., to the West
thence continuing on present .Clty
Limits line Southerly on West right-
of—wa line of Olympic Highway to
the asterly extenSion of McKinley
Street; thence Westerly continuing _on
City Limits line, being the South line
of McKinley Street extended Easterly,
to the East line of‘Boundary Street;
thence South on eXisting City Limits
line, being the East line of Boun-
dary Street, to the paint of begin-
nm .
NT)TICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the polls will be open at said electionl
from 8 O‘clock in the morning until
8 o‘clock in the evening. Polling places
shall be as follows: In the territory
hereinabove described, Stanley Spiller
in the City of Shelton-
Precinct 1, Shelton City Hall; Precinct "-
Precinct No.
‘ Prccinct No.
, Spring,
‘this 26th day of
A
2, Mason County Court'House; Pre-
cinct 3, Shelton High school Gym-
nasium; Precinct 4, Vern DaVidson
residence, Eillinor Avenue; Precmct
5, Mrs. Martha Jacobs residence.
Turner Avenue; Precinct 6, Mason
County Welfare Building, Railroad
Avenue; Precinct 7, Bordeaux School;
and Precinct 8. Grant Lumber Com-
pany office, First Street. the above
described polling places being those
generally used for voting purposes.
both in the City of Shelton and in
the hereinabove dOSCribed territory.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that!
the following named .persons have
been appointed as election .officcrs for
the following named polling places,
to-wit: For the hereinabove describ—
ed territory sought to be annexed
to the City of Shelton—«Laurie B.
Hill, inspector, Stanley Spiller and
Mrs. Rae Melcum, judges; Shelton
l—EttadRéector, Sitnsperg-
tor, Helen B. Cole an race even ,
judges; Shelton Precinct N0. 2——Cai‘-
rie Durand. inspector, Alberta Land-
ers and Mamie Earl, Judges; Shel-
ton Precinct No. 3—Teckla Anderson.
inspector, Annette Munson and Max-
ine. Briggs. judges; Shelton Precinct
No. 4—E. Len Smith, inspector,.hsther
Morgan and Jeanne Zlntlieo, judges;
Shelton Precinct No. 5—Eu1a Quinn.
inspector. Arvilla Wiley and. Martha
Jacobs judges: Shelton Precinct No.|
6~Letha Quinn, inspector, 'Bertie
McKinney and Ethel Carlson. Judges:
Shelton Precinct No. 7-_—Helena Mc-
Cann. inspector, Virginia B. Lund
and Viola Daniclson. judges; Shelton
S—Marian Hillman, m-
Inez Shorter and Aliens. L.
‘ud es.
The eldctoés entitled to vote thereon
shall be invited to .vote upon such
proposition by‘ placing upon their
ballots the words ‘for_annexation
or “againsth antncxation,’ or words
equivalent t ere o.
of the City Connoil, dated
By order October, 1944.
. Kb‘MiCAMPBELL.
it er .
C y 10—26——11-2-9-16-23—5t
GRAHAM
THEATRE
“Thursday -‘ Saturday
COBRA
WOMAN
Jon Hail, Maria. Montez
spector,
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
MASK OF
DIMITROS
Sidney Greenstreet, Fay
Emerson
LAS VEGAS
Anne Gwynne, David
Bruce
Thursday - Friday Sat.
ALI BABA
Maria Montez, Jon Hall
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY
Joann;
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION IN Office.
THE CITY OF SHELTON AND IN
THE TERRITORY HEREINAFTER
DESCRIBED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a'special election will be held in the
City of Shelton on Monday, the 4th
day of December, 1944, for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualified
electors of said City and of said
hereinafter described territory. the
proposition of annexing to the City
of Shelton and of including within
the corporate limits of the said City
of Shelton, the hereinafter described
territory, to-wit:
_Beginning on existing City Limits
line at Southwest corner of North-
east_quarter of Southeast quarter of
Section 18, Township 20 North, Range
3 West. W.M.; thence North along
West line of said Northeast quarter
of Southeast quarter. Section 18,
Township 20 North, Range West,
to the Northwest corner of the
said Northeast
quarter, Section,
aforesaid; thence West along the cen-
ter line of said Section 18, Township
and Range aforesaid, to center of said
SGCUOH‘ 18, Township and Range
aforesaid; thence North along the cen-
ter line Of said Section 18 to the
North line of said Section 18, Town-
ship and Range aforesaid; thence
westerly.alo§§ the North lines of
said Section , Township 20 North,
Range 3 West, W.M. and Section 13,
Township 20'N0rth, Range 4 West,
being identical with the North
line of David Shelton‘s Donation
Claim, to the Northwest corner of
said Dav1d Shelton’s Donation Claim;
thence Southerly along the West line
of said David Shelton’s
Claim to the West line of Adams
Street in Mountain View Addition to
the City of Shelton, Washington;
thence Southerly along said West line
of Adams Street to the West line of
Section 18, Township 20 North, Range
3 West, _W.M., which point is on
present City Limits line; thence North
along the West line of Section 18,
Township 20 North, Range 3 West,
to the South line of the North-
west uarter of Southwest uarter of
said ection 18, Township 0 North,
Range 3 West. W.M.; thence East
along said South line through Sec-
tion 18, Township 20 North, Range
3_West, W.M., to the point of be-
ginning.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the polls Will be open at said election
from o’clock in the morning until
8 o'clock in the evening. Polling places
shall be as follows: In the territory
hereinabove described, M. J. Helser
Residence; in the City of Shelton—
Precinct 1, Shelton City Hall; Pre—
cinct 2, Mason County Court House:
Precinct 3. Shelton High school Gym—
nasium; Precinct 4, Vern Davidson
residence, Ellinor Avenue; Precinct 5,
Mrs. Martha Jacobs residence, Turner
Avenue; Precinct 6. Mason County
Welfare Building. Railroad Avenue;
Precinct 7, Bordeaux School: and
Precinct 8, Grant Lumber Company
Hoodsport Cafe
for Home Cooked Dinners
Open Sundays
9 a.m. to 7 pm.
WEEK DAYS
a.m. to 7 p.m.
JOSIE F. LASSOIE
I- l
res“:
G
'GRA
Donation .
,Helen B. ,Cole and Grace Stevens,
'judges;
l
uarter of Southeast.
ownsmp and Range 3 6‘Letha Quinn, inspector, Bertie Mc-
l
ERUIT JUICE46-
Town House, fancy, sweetened or natural.
TOMATO SAUCE
Page 3
a
‘ First Street, the above de-
scribed polling places being those
generally used for voting purposes,
both in the City of Shelton and in
the hereinabove described territory. 1
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
the following named persons have,
been appointed as election officers
for the following named polling
places. to-wit: For the hereinabove
described territory sought to be an~
nexed to the City of Sheltoanrs. M.
J. Helser. inspector, Mrs. Alice Wood
and Mrs. Alf Becker, judges; Shelton
Precinct No. 1—Etta Rector, inspector,
Cann, inspector, Virginia B; Lund and
Viola Danielson. judges; Shelton Pre-
cinct No. 8—Marian Hillman, inspec-
tor, Inez Shorter and Allena L. Spring,
judges.
The electors entitled to vote thereon
shall be invited to vote upon such
proposition by placing upon their
ballots the words “for annexation" or
"against annexation," or words equiv-
alent thereto.
By order of the City Council, dated
this 26th day of October, 1944.
A: K. McCAMPBELL,
City Clerk.
10-26—11-2-9-16-23—5t
Another Milestone
Eighteen years ago today
M. C. ZINTI-IEO
entered the Real Estate and Insurance
business on the site Of his present office.
Shelton Precinct No. 2, Car-
rie Durand, inspector, Alberta Land-
ers and Mamie Earl, judges; Shelton
Precinct No. 3—Teckla Anderson. in-
spector, Annette Munson and Maxine
Briggs, judges; Shelton Precinct No.
4—E. Len Smith, inspector, Esther
Morgan and Jeanne Zintheo, judges;
Shelton Precinct N0. 5—Eula Quinn,
inspector, Arvilla Wiley and Martha
Jacobs, judges; Shelton Precinct No.
Carlson, judges;
Kinney and Ethel
7——Helena Mc-
Shelton Precinct No.
DANCE
_AT_
KAMILCHE
GRANGE HALL
Saturday, Oct. 21
PUBLIC INVITED
An ever-growing list of satisfied clients
testifies to honest and conscientious ser-
Vice.
This is an expression of appreciation to the
people of Shelton and Mason County for
their patronage and confidence.
For Realty Service and Insurance Protec-
tion of all kinds consult——
M. C. (Neil) Zintheo
Title Ins. Bldg.
Sponsored by G. W. Club
Music by
GENERAL WELFARE
CLUB ORCHESTRA
Phone 157
Shelton
SUPPORT
President Roosevelt in his effort to win the
war, prevent future wars, provide full em-
ployment, security and prosperity after the
war. Don’t handicap President Roosevelt
with a congressman obligated to a political
party hostile to the president. Elect an ex-
perienced Democratic legislator who will
work in harmony with Roosevelt.
for REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
Vote For
arles Savage
(Paid for by The Savage for Congress Club)
mi
.1. ,
M.
Special Price!
TOMATO
SOUP
Campbell's famous soup!
libby's Peas 20-01. 14;;
fancy Garden (05. 24—336)
Cs. (48) $3.95
Green Beans 19-01. 16c 3
Brier-gate, fancy, cut (Cl. 24-434)
02. Pork&Beans ____ --(s. (24) 233
Sugar Loaf, No. 2 can 12c
8-02.
1014-02.
can-
:Dcl Monte fancy grade tomato hot sauce.
SWIFT’S PREM
. . luncheon meat
TOMATO JUICE
Libby’s “gentle—press” 47-02. can (40 points)
Beets 12c—-CS. (12) __________ __'| .44
Del Monte fancy Diced Beets, l-lb.
Corn "Me—CS. (24) ............ ..3.36
Famous Iug‘ar-curpd flavor .
Nlblet: Corn, 12-02.
Peas TZc—CS. (24) ............ ..2.88
Walla Walla, 4-sieve, 20-02.
Peas 14c—CS. -----------
Del Monte, Early Garden, 20-02.
Peas TBc—CS. (24) ............ ..4.32
Green Giant, fancy, 20-oz.
Stock Up Now.”
Deviled Ham ..3-02. 14:
Libby's genuine, CB. (48) 6.72
Apricots ........ ..29-02. 27c
Valley Gold, halves, Cl. (24) 6.68
Peaches ........ ..29-02. 24c
29c
Pears .............. ..29-02. 24c
.uc
28:
V-8 Cocktail l8-oz. 13c
Castle Crest, 05. (24) 5.76
Apple Sauce ..29-02.
Libby’s, fancy
Eighway, Cs. (24) 5.76
Grapefruit .... ..18-02.
JUICE, Town House, Cs. (24)
Prune Juice ...... ..Oi.
Libby's fancy, Cs. (12) 3.36
Vegetable juices, Cs. (24) 3.12
Here's Health, 18-02., Gs. (24) 3.36
vegetable Cocklall ............ J46
(hili(on-(arne----(s. (24) 6.96
1|2-oz.
Van Camp’s, no been“ 17-02. can 29o
2 cans 5
Peas 'l Tc——CS. (24) ............ ..2.64
Gardensldo, standard grade, 20-03.
CORN T4c—Cs. (24) ........ ..3.36
Butter Kernel, fancy, 20-02.
Pork 8: Beans 12c—-CS. 4.80 .
Dennison's, 15l/z-oz. (Cs. of 40)
Deviled Meat—45. (48)....2.88
Libby’s fancy, 31A-oz. can so
Deviled Meat—42$. (36)....3.24
Libby’s fancy, 51/3-oz. can so
for your
enioymem O .
COFFEE
BUY A POUND TODAY IN “(WM MI
*
. W'cdnesday
MOON OVER
Tomato Juice 3 cans 29c
Sunny Dawn, 18-oz., Cs. (24) 2.32
Tomato Juice 46-02. 21c
Sunny Dawn, fancy, Cs. (12) 2.52
Tomato Juice 2 cans 21c
Libby's, 18-oz., Cu. (21) 2.52
SANS
Irvington Club, cut berm:
idc
(use
of24
4.32
Sirloin Steak ................ .. lb. 40¢ APPLES ............ .. 38-lbs.
3.23
Acme "Grain-Fed” Graded “Good” (13 pts.) Rome Beauty
Rib Steak ..................... .. lb. 32¢ SQUASH ........................
.. lb. 4¢
Acme Graded “Good” 7” Cut (11 pts.) Hubbard
Pot Roast .................... .. lb. 27¢ YAMS .................. ......
.. lb. 81/2¢
Acme, Blade or Arm “Good” (5 pts.) ' Louisiana
Veal Roasts _________ .... .. lb. 35¢ N0. 1 POTATOES lb. .3I/,¢
Leg or Rump “Good” (no pts.)
ONIONS . ' .
Lamb Chops ________________ .. lb. 43¢ Dry (so-lbs. $1.291)b 3¢’ 10 lbs
29¢
“Good (7 pts.) ___
123.21, Stew ................... .. lb. 19¢ Local. for Tasty paragliding}?
3¢
“ -oo ” (no pts.) GRAPE
LGangb Roast ................ .- lb. 34¢ Calif. was
rdii‘é'EEalfiééfnifiellb' 17¢
“ 00. (4 pts) CIDER _________________ _ _ 1.
Weiners ...................... .. lb. 37¢ Sweet Apple Cider, Stoclc
ni'ibrggaiioége‘it
Skinless Type 2 (no pts.) 10¢ Deposit 0“ Jug s
Veal Loaf .................... ._ lb. 38¢ CELERY ...................... ..
lb. 6¢
Or Olive Loaf, for Sandwiches, A.C. Type 2 Local Utah Type
Fryers or Roasters .... .. lb. 49¢ CRANBERRIES .... .. lb. 39¢
Grade “A” N. Y. Dresfid! Oregon
N0 SALESTO'DEALERS. Prices start Friday. Oct. 27, 1944,
subgect to market changes and stocks on hand.
CORN
Country Home, fancy,
cream style, 20-02. can.
(use
of 24
14: 3.36