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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Choose Aid Officers

Mrs Allan Nelson, Martin Clls'
vas elected president OF the CAN
olTc ladies Of Martin City, Coran
and Hungry Horse. Other OFFICERS
elected al the Tuesday evening
meeting were Mrs. Pat Conno-l!'
Coranl- vice president; ana MS
lin Egan. Hungry Horse. secre-
tary-treasurer.
mere were II present At The
meeting which was held At the
nome Of Mrs. Rex Chef. During
the evening plans for a 1000 sac
October % were discussed re
freshuents were served at tue
close.
The next meeting will De al the
home OF Mrs. Herman Byrd. Mar
lin CITY. November 3 at 7:3O. Ca
-holic ladies from the area are IN
vit4d 10 attend.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Boomtown Builders Elect

NJ. and Mrs. s. D. Smith snc
daughter. Martin City. were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Iva Sands
Roman.
Joe Forte. James LeDuke and
Hubert Rinke. Roman, are in the
South Fork area on two weeks
hunting trip.
OF Of the mouths OF babes.
Little Stephen: Jim. Pew. Scho-
field said the straight and mar
row way. What did ne mean ?"
1t is the straight way good
folks travel to reach a happy
place"
Stephen: Yes. 7 know now. It's
the nice straight street over t.le
hill to Mabels place"
Albert Noon, LewistoT-n. was a
social caller il Martin City Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Champlin, Mar
tin City. enjoyed as m;dweek Wis
itors the following folks; Mrs
CnampIin's parents. Mr. and MIS-
u. 4. Sizer. Hamilton; her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Metz
Ter: snd her COUSINS, Mr.. and Ms.
Kelsy Pottinger and three child
zen. Janet, Linda and Denny, all
Of Castle Rock, Colo. The group
also visited Mrs. Maynard Han
son, another daughter Of the ST.
zers in Martin City.
The Champlins haG as Thurs-
day dinner guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner BroUnlee and son, Ham
ilton: Mr.. Brownlee's mother Of
Wolf Point and sister from Kan
sas. Mr.. Brownlee is county at
torney at Ravalli county.
Duke" Rogers-a pioneer in
Martin City-a generous man 90
kind TO everyone courteous 70
women-a lover of children -
honest in his dealings-philoso-
Jaic in outlook-a pleasant com
oanion. God rest his soul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meadows
irove their brand new five pass
niger Studebaker coupe to Lone
Pine and visited Mrs. Meadows
ather Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Neuman, Coram,
listed on Greene Heights Thurs {
lay.
Bob McCrea. Holland Lake ran !
,er station, was a social caller
4 Martin City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Chef and
lola Mae, Chef motored to Spo-
ane over the weekend s
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wood, ST.
gnatius, were callers at the Her e
ian Byrd home Thursday. s
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Sunrift

Many promises are being made
over radio and by some newspa-
pers now that election is just ar
ound the corner. The poultry Is
getting excited even. One Of my
Young pullets lays q double egg
every day trying 10 do her part
and nv neighbor goes one better
by telling me hers laid an egg with
three yolks- last week. Now what
politician can give US that proof
OF prosperity?
\ large gathering of friends and
relatives met at the Gus Wendt
home Friday evening to wish
Grandma Wendt happy birthday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
James Eckelberry home were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kloock. Somers.
Erwin and Joyce Kloock and baby,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Eckelberrv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Grant and
friend. Mrs Winnie Frazer are
visiting parents. relatives, and
friends from Chilliwach. B. c. !
They have just returned from
Peace River. Alberta where they
still own a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E C. Howell and
two daughters spent Sunday with
Mrs. c. Ray and fam
lily, W-hitefish.
Mr. and Mrs s Nelson. Lam
bert, Mont. and Mrs. Dan McDon-
aid. Kalispell. were Monday after
noon visitors at the L. 3. Henry
home. Deer Park station.
Word was received this week
Of the birth of a daughter to Nj.
and Mrs. Wilton Lininger. the
mother is Carol McBroom, gran /
laughter Of Elmer and Minnie
Howell This is the first great
grandchild.
The lower room at Deer Park
school and teacher, Viola Wendt,
vent mo. I'm not stuttering) for
l field trip Friday looking for
signs of fall. A lot of enthusiasm
vas shown and good time was
njoyed by the youngsters. Lunch I
vas eaten in the woods. This kind I
If education exceeds books. 10Th
r things may be seized with might |
or purchased with money. but |
knowledge is to be gained only
Nth study"
Danny Lindahl. grandson of L.
3. Henry, arrived Friday for a |
tay with grandfoIks.
Ronnie and Phyllis Caldbeck
nd new baby. Vicki 10, returned
ome to Kalispell Tuesday night !
fter spending the past three +
reeks at the ]. E. Sparks home. \
zee. well miss that baby-have 10 I
ct the old alarm clock now. {
The Bad Rock home demon 4
tration club had special meet \
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Bon Writes

We wonder, as we listen, JUS:
how many if any Of these brill
liant political promises will be
kept?
We are getting to be like little
Stephen, a Martin City second
grader. He demands tangible proof.
The other evening he put us
through bedside quiz, as fol-
lows:
'Is heaven above us ?"
yes, it is supposed to be above
u.s."
Are there houses in heaven ?"
yes. large ones called man
sions."
Are there sidewalks in hea-
ven ?"
I'VE don't know, though the
streets are said to be paved with
gold"
Here Stephen paused for a few
moments, then murmured: gold,
money, candy, gum, cones, balls:
Say Bon, are you going up there
soon ?"
1--WE hope So"
Say. if you do, will you kick
us down some of that gold so we
will know you got there OK?"
Val Donna Cox and Roger Hop
kins. Martin City, were united
in marriage by Judge Sands at the
brides home on Sublimity Ridge
Monday evening at Z o'clock. FL
aine Kennedy was bridesmaid and
Jerry Kennedy, best man.
Among the guests were the
brides father, Harry King, and |
her mother, Lou Code, Troy: Mr..
and Mrs. Reese Hunt and Mr.. and
Frs. Ross LudiDs Following the |
rites refreshments were served at /
the Hub bar where the newlyweds
are partners. Mr., Luding was mas
ter of ceremonies and toast lead /
er and in his words: "a hell OF a
good time was enjoyed by all"
Dale and David Bachen, White
fish, spent the weekend at the Jim
Mcdowell home on Greene Heights
Oral Ness and Eilrer Thomr-
son. Kalispell, were Thursday Vi
sitors in Martin City
Martin Johnson, Skamania,
Wash, is a business caller in Mar
tin City.
Harold Crannel and son, Bob,
Pablo. Mont, are up for few
days hunting. While here they
are guests of Frank Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sands and
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Sharpe Succeeds Hutcn
As Theatre Manager

New manager Of Martin City 5
Royal theatre is Ray Sharpe. He
succeeds Robert Hutchins, who has
managed the boomtown snow
house since last December. and
VIII now return to the theatre
equipment sales business. Hutch
is well liked, and has best wish
IS Of the community. He and his
wife are leaving for Portland Sat
urday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

Martin City boy scouts will start
their Saturday hike at 9 a. n.
They'll be climbing up the side Of
Columbia mountain part way from
Bad Rock canyon.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

OLDSMOBILE SIX for sale, 4
door sedan, 1887, excellent con-
dition. Underseat heater, defrost-
er, tires, prestone, chains. See
NJ. E. Beatty, Park Headquarters,
Bolton. 1O*
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

Jack Cato, Coram, was fined
$3.50 by Judge w H. Sands in
Martin City Friday on a charge
of driving while under the influ-
ence of intoxicating liquor.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

Rev. James schofield will attend
the annual Presbyterian synod al
Bozeman next Tuesday. Wednes-
dav and Thursday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

> BOOM HOUSE, 8 month lease,
FOR rent; option to buy. new lie, ana
n,odern in Columbia Falls. IN
a,,;rs Hungry Horse Realtors. CLIO
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

Martin Citys Women's society
u.ill hold a food sale at shlrt 5
Glacier radio next Friday from l
70 ) .. N.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

TELEPHONE 1166-K, KalSpeH for
fue! OF! and tanks. Snappy Serri-
Seflter.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

!. 100 fast on most Of Montana
highways.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Leak ON Lard BUYING
Laid by Agriculture
To Another Agency

A spokesman for the Agriculture
Department insisted today that the
leak In Government plans to export
lard last September did not occur in
Agriculture, but came from some
other Government department.
Chairman Andersen of special
House committee investigating COM
modify speculation, let it be known
meanwhile, that his group would
delve further into the lard situation
1--WE will show who they were
LATER" Mr.. Andersen declared after
a hearing yesterday at which q
Government official admitted a leak
occurred.
The Agriculture spokesman said
an investigation by the agency had
uncovered evidence of a leak. He
did not say from what department
the Information that the Govern
ment was going to buy large stocks
of lard had come.
Sharp Increase Announced.
George A. Parks, chief of the sta
tistics branch of Agriculture's Fats
and Oils Division, told the commit
tee yesterday the leak occurred a
few days before the Agriculture De-
partment announced last September
10 that export quotas of fats and
oils would be sharply increased for
the last quarter of 1947. Lard ex-
ports, for example, were raised from
35,000,000 pounds to $4,000, 900
pounds, and the price of lard quickly
rose by 6 to cents pound.
Mr.. Parks said the department
made an investigation but so far
has failed to track down the source
Of the unauthorized use of conf
Dental information.
MIR. Parks also read into the rec
ord a market letter sent out by J. G.
Lusk of Greenville, Miss, last Sep
tember 9-the day before the public
announcement - citing "rumors of
leaks" about the new quotas.
The Lusk letter said the rumors
quoted q total ALLEGATION Of 450,-
600, 900 pounds Of fats and oils. The
official figure was 452, ,000, 900 pounds.
1t set the lard quota at 100000
pounds.
To Probe New Phases.
The letter said "it is understood"
the leak came through the Agricul-
ture Departments production and
marketing administration.
j. M. Mehl, administrator of the
Commodity Exchange Authority,
testified that everything" had been
furnished to the committee regard
ing speculation by Government en-
ployes.
Mr.. Mehl said he referred to a
list Of 900 Federal workers who were
shown by brokers' records to have
been engaged in commodity specu-
lation from January /, 1946, to De-
cember IA, 1947.
We've got everything the brokers
gave out" Mr.. Andersen commented,
but we're not sure we've got every
thing"
Mr.. Andersen said new phases of
the investigation will be taken up
when the hearings are resumed at
a later, unspecified date.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Martin Plant Election
Cuse Still Unsettled
by the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 24.-The Ma
uonal Labor Relations Board has
tabulated 452 contested ballots left
over from last summers election at
the Glenn L. Martins plant, but the
case Is still unsettled.
With two votes voided, the CIO
United Automobile Workers gained
318, the International Association of
Machinists independent 64, and
Evening star., 1948-03-24

ranging from Is to 30 cents an hour
above regular rates for completing
extra Jobs. The company announced
its discontinuance Monday.
Peter D. Bolfar, president Of the
Industrial Union Of Marine and
shipbuilding Workers Of America
Local 50 (CIo), said:
This move by the company is the
equivalent Of cutting workers take
home pay and indicates that the
company intends to make still
Evening star., 1948-03-24
District Amvets to Hold
Convention April 1917

The District Department Of the
American Veterans Of World War
II announced today It's 194s conven-
ton will be held April 16 and II in
the Willard Hotel.
william H. Hunter, 1r., COM
mander Of Post No. 8, has been
named convention chairman. Be-
tween 200 and 800 delegates are
expected to attend, Mr.. Hunter said.
Evening star., 1948-03-24

mo union." SO. This leaves no clear
majority among the $3.50 ballots
cast by employees OF the aircraft
plant, with 3,047 now listed for the
UAW, 1880 for the lam, and 1883
for no union.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Louisville Alumni to Dine

A dinner meeting of the Univer-
sity of Louisville alumni and friends
of the school will be held at Z pm,
tomorrow in the Burlington Hotel
with DR.. John w. Taylor, newly
installed president of the university,
among those present.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Bethlehem Bonus Pay End
Held Blow 10 Union PeopIe
BY the A.seeietsd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 24.--A union
spokesman said yesterday Bethle-
hem shipbuilding Co.'s withdrawal
Of bonus pay for extra work at its
Sparrows Point plant "is a real
blow to our people"
The system provided extra pay
Evening star., 1948-03-24
S0REThR0AT?

lisssrins Ansisspsie reaches
way back on shroas kills
surface germs by millions.
Don't play around with the
sore throat that 50 often accom-
panies a coldl The time to strike
at any germ infection Is ut its very
outset. So 60 after throat surface
Evening star., 1948-03-24

greater profits at the direct ex-
pense Of its workers"
The company explained It's action
was to improve the shipyard's COM
Evening star., 1948-03-24

petitive position" Oficials would
not comment on Mr.. Bolfar's state.
ment. The shipbuilding company
Is . subsidiary Of Bethlehem Steel.
Evening star., 1948-03-24

germs before they 90 after you.
Gargle full-strength Listerine An
tiseptic right away!
In actual tests over a 12-year
period those vko gasglsd Listsrixs
Axtiseptic tsoice a day had teuer
colds, and usually had milder colds,
and tes0er sore throots, asan those soho
did not sorgs Listerins Ansiseptie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-10

GETTING ENGAGED pleasant undertaking for soy
c popular Detroit socatcS joining Kzze Kent in the list of
Lillian Rutherford who beautiful da
and Evelyn Sube who announced her betrohal at a
The of lovely Jeanne Hill
nccauo tact Christmas morning when Mr. and Mrs Joseph
omc, Concord entertained with family
Follow the breakfast gifts exchanged with the
OF the Jeanne opened her
Warren James Present Joseph James, Mrs Lot
te White Nj and NJ william Jenkins Mrs Florence Jones MI
Mas lopn Anderson Nh and Mrs Clifford Edwards Mr.
Ms Eaeeon Dewey Frazier. John Jones Henry Harris
Carrie Jones and Doris and Florence Jones.
JOINING THE NEWLYWEDs are Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
White who wed during the holidays Mrs White the
former Vivian MeFal The Of Boston Mass.
Vivian enrolled the Boston Conservatory Music
eepon held for the happy couple the home OF the brides
Woodland Another happy duo the Daniel
Smiths who Sunday. The
belle Richardson daughter Of Edward Richardson The groom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-10
81 Ll>>FuU pG~<


THE HEAVY ICF -Ifs' , - tt, * naf
land ot 10 cr lsr 'r ac - w -N
ties ai 10u
boots and t,csse. taf hnt d@N
season =. Aetr .trr 'f
the p
boards Tbs 70 kA.& tsi -
the Club
tending slnll, ufcs ,t,t 81 ~ .an f Nih
Chart Wf,bv = I'll W.aser jim,
Jones Npinia MAN. llf.ps So ,.,rc. lien Dawson
John We.s
ENTERTAINING FOR OUT. or. TOWERS other
hosts Mr. nd Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Of Washington D. c. their housesue They
they California About eight couples Harold
and Arleen Nurse Taylor
al gong away party guest W
son University. Jefferson City Mo
Department University. A. w Mary Clarke.
and Joseph Cotton Dean Jason who attending the Omega
dinner parties.
MRS. WILLIAM WATSON and King entertained GU, Of.
MeNea Of Los Anqeles CALI Others were mrs Meide Sic
Of Macon Ca. Mrs Mae caue Of Buffalo N. T. Miss
Glove Mrs Anna Stewart. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Beatty Nh
Mrs Edgar McBrYde Mr. and Mrs Clinton Sims Miss
Willis Redd and Dr. Harrison.
GUESTS FROM THE WEST Mr. and Mrs
Claude Wilson Mrs Clement JACOBS and Clement Won
Jacobs Of Oklahoma CITY on sunday afternoon thcy hon
ored at family dnne ~ thght Seated about the table which
was centeIcd WITH pretty enc piece ~ candles thc guests
Of honor Mr. and Nj Mnfcd No. Mrs Wourm,n Miss
Mrs Lillian WoIman daughter Jacobs the
Olahomans plan D n Dctiot weeks.
FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH came The ,useauesis Of Mrs
~ At her home SIS Hancock Bolton
were Mrs E. B. White Mrs l. G. Coins MIS- E. sonovan Ms
Clare Richardson Mrs Florence Matthew'S Lillian
Mrs Maggie smons Mrs Elizabeth Colbert Mrs Olive Elder Mrs
Annie odum Mrs Edith Butler. Mrs Eee Hawkins Will
Ia Pearson. and Mrs Bertha Harvey 1T WAS SOUTH
The BORDER interest for the attending informal
asked 10 her
' ana Inc many Interesting souvenirs which she brought
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-10

Tor an enjoyable dinner party
Symphonetie Club The AZ
$ IN the Century Room The
honor with gold tie clasps as
ing the first prize Tor proves al
The Symphonettes are Mad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-10
is Of Lexington. XIV.

INVITING THE HUSBANDS
and bridge were the members OF |
fair was held at the Club Three S
members presented the guests {
mementos OF the occasion WI
bridge was Mohammed Muthleb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-10

AIMS Elizabeth Robinson. Eln,or Dune
Gay Gladt Stewart Elizabeth Twnci
Hamc, Bray Sue GoodSon and Eva :
ANOTHER INTERESTING DlNNl
AL affair gwen by Nh, and Nh B j.
Their daughters Helen and Lavcnc
night The occasion was LaVclnp'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31
|. Vatican Paper AssaiIs
u. n. for Omission Of
God in Rights Draft
sy the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Oct. 30.-The
Vatican newspaper, Osservatore Ro-
mano, criticized a United Nations
committee today for failing to in
clude mention of God in a draft
declaration on the rights of man.
A front page editorial initiated
ny Count Giuseppe Dala Tore,
editorial director of the Catholic
organ, declared:
The new ethical juridical edi-
flee in which the man of the U. N.
era is to find the security of a
fortress, bears on its threshold the
ancient warning: If God he not the
builder of the house, its building
will be in vain" --r
Brazilian Stand Praised.
The editorial praised the Brazil
ian U. N. delegation for introducing
before the U. N. Social Committee
which is working out declaration
of human rights-a proposal to rec
ognize the doctrine that the rights
of man are based on the spiritual
declaration: Man Is created in the
image of God"
I'VE challenge whoever denies
that in this declaration is found the
highest and most irrefutable express
sion of the rights of man." Count
Dalla Tore wrote
Brazil withdrew its proposal after
Alexei Pavlov of Russia declared
that in the Soviet Union the postu-
late that man is created in Gods
image is much disputed" Chinese,
British and Indian delegates also
urged Brazil to withdraw the pro-
posal because of differing religious
beliefs in the world
Differing Endowments.
Count Dalla Tore quoted the
declaration as adopted by the COM
mittee:
"All human beings are born free
and equal in dignity and RESPONSE
bility. They are endowed with in
telligence and conscious and should
act. one toward the other, in broth
erly spirit"
Then he commented:
"Decreeing thus is intrinsically to
err 1t is to err because in the
nature of things men are, it is true,
endowed with intelligence and con-
science, but not all of them equally.
If liberty, therefore, if dignity, If
responsibility are deduced from
that, the deduction falls.
only among the decadent exists
the fear Of Cod not in happy
dawn, but in the sadness of sunset,
is the eternal sun yelled; atheism
Is a symptom of spiritual arterio-
sclerosis, as anticlericalism is a
symptom of political arteriosclero-
sis"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31
Public Power Group Sees
Way 10 Cut Utility Costs
By the Associated Press

Customers of privately owned
power companies could be saved
$4,000, 900 annually if such COM
panies were operated with more ef-
flciency. the American Public
Power Association said yesterday.
The association declared that a
study shows that in several diff
ferent aspects 1.-The much hesalded
business management of the private
utilities costs the customer more
than the management Of the public
systems"
4 1T asserted that customers &C.
counting and collecting expenses
could be made more efficient by the
privately owned utilities, to save
consumers $30,000,000 a year.
BY more modesty and less mu-
sic" the association said, the private
power companies could save some
$4,000. 900 in advertising and sales
promotion expenses.
And administrative expenses of
the private companies could be cut
by $40,000,000 annually, the public
power group commended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31
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Tito's Cove TO Be Shrine

LONDON LP).-Yugoslavia is
making a national monument out
of the cave from which Marshal
Tito commanded his national liber-
.ation army against the Germans A
Yugoslav radio dispatch heard in
London said trees are to be planted
around the cave and concrete steps
will lead to the entrance.
Even in the hottest season snow
stays on the mountains of Peru
above the 17,O00-foot level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31

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Evening star., 1948-12-20
the Newest Acme Opens In the 4
W00DMOOR SHOP
Colesville Rd. and Old Bludl
See This Speedy, Supe
Store Hours: $3.50 AN. to $50 Pm. Daily
Open Thursday Till PM. This Week

This invitation to visit this completely different sreamned
acme super Maet OF the future it's modern to the last carefully
is the kind of market been waiting ANY
DEPT Cut shopping time
Dept giving you greater variety everything and wrapped
IN sparkling ceophaneno waiting Get the freshest
tables and Fruits at the latest Refrigerated Produce Stands
ood ana Dairy Products newest pentop refrigerated Man,
moth displays OF Groceries reach
and Pastry fresh from the EVERY Beauty
Cream in insulated bags
delighted be our pleasure to welcome vo
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Fancy slieins
II onlutoeS ss". l5e
Observation-Disclosures

~z4N01GS- 101AG 1xtxkaS-SN1OfKES
Visit the Acme Candy Dept where will find tempting
iety of everybody's favorite candy and gum.
ToletrieS just another you all your
wants in shopping trip You'll also find complete
Household Necessities there's Mayfed Cream
to take home in insulated bagand course your
Cigarettes by the package or carton.
Prices Effective until Closing Fday December 24h Is4S
At this New Market onIy-kons Dealers
Evening star., 1948-12-20

All the seasons most popular
and most appetite-appealing
fresh fruits and vegetables are
here crisp, fresh and dis
played abundantly. These very
latest type, indirect lighted,
acknowledgement, immacu-
late white, constantly re-
frigerated display cases help
preserve the precious vitamins
and minerals and our daily
fresh delivery assures you
better produce than ever be-
fore. Produce clerks are
handy to weigh your pur-
chases and give you speedier
service.
Evening star., 1948-12-20

Get your you enter the market Someone will bs
awarded Household Institute 3Q Covered Sauce Pan
9h Frying Pan each on Tues, Wed, Thurs and On
Friday.