THE KENDRICK GAZETTE TliURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947

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Turn Your Lights Off and Come HearREV. GEORGE LUTHER FITCH

Lumberjack Evangelistfrom Nor'|;hem Idaho

Services Each Evening 7:30 P. M.[except Saturday)

Sundays 1$ :00 A. 2L aud 7:20 P. M.

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toSunday (iNoiirer's Bay) lday 11th, inclusive

J'PQIA57TA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENERev. Paul F. Forsberg psst'

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When, you shop for food we believe

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%<mern~..l Vot~~lQn Mothers Day, May ll

MOTHERS DAY Comes but once a year, and

you can have but one Mother'iveher some sort of remembrance to let her

now you appreciate the many kind things she hasdone for you.

e suggest some fine chocolates. We carry noth-

ing but the best] Better hurry, ss the supply ofstraight French Creams is running la

e also suggest you make hez a gift af a fine

piece of jewelry —or a Zenith Radi

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PERSONALS AND NEWS and children, accompanied by Mr. NlABOUT KENDRICK FRIENDS and Mrs, L. A. Wallace and Randy ~

stook a trip up the North Fork Sun- $Mrs. Hiram Galloway spent last day. They report picnicking as won-week-end in the home of her daugh- derful —but the fishing not so $ter, Mrs, Paul Abrogast and family good. They were joined by Mrs. On-at Pasco. On her return she brought stott's sister and husband, Mr. and gback her little granddaughter, Pam- Mrs. Jack Delaney, Orofino, and iherela, who will spend some time here, parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mc- gas Mrs. Arbogast is ill. Colhster.

Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Kanikkeberg Don Miller and son Dee enjoyed a g'ndfamily, accompanied by Mr. fishing trip on the North Fork Sun- Iand Mrs. Jud'. Lee drove to Coulee day.

Dam last Thursday to spend ithe day. R. L. Blewett spent Monday andyMr. end Mrs. Ben Weatherby snd Tuesday at the ranch at Gifford.

son and'Mr. and Mrs. Mhptin Shove, Tom Keene was a Lewiston busi- Iall of Juliaetta, were Sunday dinner ness visitor Wednesday morning.guests in the home of 1Vlr. and'Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ramey left gJasper Nutting. 'aturday by car to spend five weeks <

Monte Louden, who is employed in visiting friends and relatives in the gKellogg was in town Wednesday. east. Mr. and Nrs. Ernest Brammer ~

Mr. and Mrs. Jug '~Ieee left for will care for their home during their $~Seattle on 'Saturday, after spending absence.a we'ek here wuth her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wolff and son gand Mrs. A. O. Kanikkeb~g. Warren of Moscow were Sunday

Mr. 'nd Mrs. Alvin Sheneman guests in the Walter McCall home. gspent Suriday in Troy, visiting their Mrs. Dan Jones of Lewiston was'aughterand family.

"a Sunday guest in the Leonard Fair- gH, C. Schupfer underwent surgery field 11ome.

in Spokane Wednesday 'orning. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter McCall have gMrs. Schupfer end daughte'r's went received word from their son, Walter, ~up on the t'jain Sunday to, spend the Jr., U. S. N., that he had left Pearl )day with him. He is 'getting eilong Harbor Saturday for San Francisco, ~very nicely. and hoped to be home on leave some- g

Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Crocker were time this month.Lewiston visitors Wednesday morn- Erma Fairfield is spending this $ing. week with Mrs. Leonard Fairfield."

Mr. and Mrs. Manning Onstott The home of Mrs. Bina Raby in 5tihe west part of town received a gcoat of gleaming white paint the Ifirst of this week,

'Frank Curtiss left Saturdey for IAvery, Idaho, to resume his work 4there, following a visit at the Frank IJean home near Juliaetta.

Mr. and Mrs. John Maund and ~grandson Michael, Stony Point, were 4Friday guests in the E, M. White >home.

Word has been received from 1ULr. ~and Mrs. J. A. Heacox that they are Jmoving this week from San Fran-

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cisco to Spokane.Harold Sinclair, 'an old-time resi- ~

'ent, whose home is now in Olympia, gis here this tveek spending a fewdays visiting in the home of Mr. gand Mrs. L. J. Herres. Mr. Sin-clair's old family home used to bethe one now owned by Harry Baker.His father, R. C. Sinclair, will beremembered as the owner of the Sil-clair Hardware.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Harris andson Jerry and Mrs. Minnie McLeodof Lewiston Orchards were Mondayguests in the Faul Lind home.

Scottie and Edwin Coulter, Mos- .'~cow, were home over the week-end,returning to their work Sunday.

Charles Deobald, U. of I. student,spent the week-end at his home here.

Mr. and Mns. W. A. Deobald, Mos-cow, spent Sunday in the home of'his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ~ i,'eo

bald.Mr. and Mrs; Leon Lind and chil-

dren 4Lnd Jeanine Atkinson, all ofGifford were Saturday guests in thehome of ihis parents, Mr. and Mrs.Paul IAnd.

Mr. and Mrs. George Brocke, Sr.,were Spokane business visitors Wed-

RADIOS, ANDchildren of Moscow were oallers atthe home of Rev. and Mrs. J. H.Coulter Sunday afternoon.

IS ESSENTIAL IF YOU ARE TO ENJOY THE '~

MANY MODERN ELECTRIAL ITEMS

NOW APPEARING IN THE MARKET I

For That Added Circuit We Now Have 14-2 Loom $Wire. Don't overload your circuits.

SUGGESIONS FOR MODERN LIVING:

HOT WATER HEATERSRADIOS AND RADIO-PHONOGRAPH

COMBINATIONSHOT PLATESVACUUM CLEANERSFLORESCENT KITCHEN UNITS lELECTRIC CORN POPPERS

lOther Home Items

KEM-TONE —. ALL COLORS NOW IN STOCK ILARGE SELECTION FLOOR AND FURNITURE

POLISHES

FLOOR SANDING MACHINE AND POWERWAXER FOR RENT I

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Garden SeedsWe have a large selection on hand ~

Kendrick Bean Growers Ass'n ~KENDRICK Phone 971 'DAHO I

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GAINS ON THESE ITEMS'CHAIR EXTRA CHAIRS —Chrome

and Wood

CLOTHES HAMPERSGARBAGE CANSELECTRIC CHARGER (one)ELECTRIC FENCE CHARG-

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HOTI(ELuncheon And Display

The W. S. C. S. of the Communitychurch invites you to a May DayLuncheon e,t the church on Friday,May 2, at 1:15 o'lock. No charge,but a silver offering to cover ex-

'enses. Please telephone Mrs. Lind(851) or Mrs. Coulter (416) if youcan attend.

There will be an exhibit of quiltsand handwork. Share your prettythings with your friends. Be sureyour name is on your articles.

Each guest is asked to bring somearticle of clotlting, which is cleanand has been mended, for the Polishrelief. A box is being packed nextweek, as a missionary project of thissociety.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS

~Have yau checked your coverage lately'ave

you ample protection according to present val-ues) We represent the Home Insurance Com-pany af New York —one of the largest andstrongest companies.

We also solicit farm mortgage loans and anyother loans consistent with good business.

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United States Sav'ings Bonds May Be purchasedAt This Bank

Estate of Flora L. Long, Deceased.Notice is hereby givdh by the

undersigned, administrator of theestate of Flora L. Long, deceased,to the creditors of and all personshaving claims against the said de-ceased, to exhibit them with thenecessary vouchers within fourmonths af ter April 24, 1947, thefirst publication of this notice, to thesaid administrator at N. B. Long

Sons, Kendrick, Idaho, the samebeing the place for the transactionof the business of said estate, in La-tah County State of Idaho

E T LONG AdministratorDated at Kendrick, Idaho, Apr11 17,1947.First pub. April 24, 1947.Last pub. May 22, 1947.WeMoa sol1imke, Atty., Moscow.

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A. 0. Kanikkeberg, Vice Presidentand Cashier

L. D. Crocker, Asst. CashierSup ply l.o.

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H COMBINATIONS —ELECTRICBATTERY AND ELECTRIC

G. E. VACUUM CLEANER —(One only)G. E. ELECTRIC IRONS AND. SUNGLOW I AMPSBED ROOM SUITES (One of these with twin beds)DINETTE SE,'fS (complete)TABLE, STVDY AND FLOOR LAMPS (Ideal foe the studBEAUTIFUL NEW PLATE GLASSMIRRORS (clever neCOMBINATION WOOD-COAL AND ELECTRIC RANGETIP-TOP SELECTION OF WOOD AND COAL RANGES'UE THIS WEEK —3-ELEMENT ELECTRIC RANGESBED LAMPS —A really fine selection. Give one for a graMONTAG OIL BURNING RANGE —(One only)A FEW OIL STOVES. We will also take orders for immed

Spark Oil Burners.HUSKI GARDEN TRACTOR (Complete with plow and cuFLOOR FURNACES (Register type). Also forced-air pipe-tPRESSURE COOKERS AND CANNERS (an ideal combinLOTS OF HOUSE WIRING NEEDS—Wire, Receptacles, som

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THE KENDRICK GAZETTEPublished every Thursday morning atKendrick, Idaho, by P. C. McCreary

Subscription, $2.00 per yearStrictly Independent in PoliticsEntered at the postofi'ice at Ken-

drick, Idaho, as second claas mailmatter.

Wednesday's MarketsForty Fold, bulk ..........................$2.15Federation, bulk ....,.........,.............$2.15Rex, bulk ....,........................,..........82.15Club, bulk .........;.......,......................42.15Red, 'bulk ............................,...........i(2.15Oats, bulk, 100 ............................$8,15Barley, bulk, 100 ..........................$2,90

BjeansSmaB Whites (100) .................$12.00Flatg (100) ............................„.....$12.00Great Northerns (100) ..............$12.00Reds (100) ---—--------------$1,$ 00Pintos (100) ............................--$12 00

Clover SeedAlsyke Clover, 1,00 ................$2700Whi(e ~tqh, 100, )by,,..........-$5000

Egg Prices —DezenLarge, Grade A .....................,..........40cMedium, Grade A ...........................8m', Grade A ..............................~lets, grade A ..........................

SutterButter, lb, ..........................................74cButterfat ............................................65c

goNI?'S SHOE SERVICE404 Main Street Lewlston, Idaho

C@OCKER'S GUN SHOP,Kendrick, Idaho

GUN BLUING, REPAIRINGNEW SIGHTS

ORDERS TAKEN FOR NEWGUNS

SHOP AT RESIDENCE

THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947

CHURCH NOTICES

Kendrick Cotnmunlty ChurchRev. J. H. Coulter, Pastor

9:45 Sunday School. Mrs, W. A,Watts, supt.

11:00 a, m. Church service.Tuesday, Intermediate M. Y. k.

meets at the parsonage.Sunday evening, May ll, the Bac-

calaureate Services will be held atthe church.

Leland Methodist ChurchRev. J, H. Coulter, Pastor

10:00 a. m. Church school. Mns.A. G. Peters, supt.

11:00 a. m. A Song Service. Comeand sing the old, familiar songs andlearn some othens.

6:30 Youth Fellowship.7:80 Church Service.

Jullaetta Methodist Church10:00 s,. m. Church 'School.2:80 —Worship. Dr. Coulter wQ1

preach. A special officers meetingwill be held after the wozelup.

Monday, May 4, Fellowship Sup-per.

Catneron Emmanuel +archRev. Theo. Meske, Pastor

Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.Worship Services s,t 10:45 a. mLuther League et 7:30 p. m.

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Juliaetta Lutheran ChurchRev. Theo. Meske, Pastor

iServices at 9:30 a. m.Sunday School at 10:30 a. m.

Church of the Nazarene' 'uliaettaRev. Paul S. Forsberg, pastor

Sunday School *t 10:00 a, m. Mrs.Jasper Nutting, supt. Special songs,prizes and fun for ell.

Morning Worship at 11:00. Mes-sage by Rev. Geo. L. Fitch, evange-list.

Evening Evangelistic Service ati 7:30. Rev. Geo. L. Fitch, lumberjackevangelist bringing the message-and every evening except Saturdayat 7:30 p. m. Come! Hear him!

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And Expert Ftir ServiceIllicitYou get full value from your fur

investment only if it's properly cared forduring the hot summer months.

Remember, furs not only are preserv-ed, but they retain their beauty and lustrelonger when protected from summer heatby real REFRIGERATED STORAGE f

Our thoroughly insulated storagevault with its thermostatic cold air circu-lation. has all the modern facilities so neces-sary to insure the original beauty of yourflan S.

YES, SIR —BEGINNING SATURDAY -EVEN-

ING OF THIS WEEK WE WILL BEGINTHE SERVING OF TURKEY DINNERS

Be good to the "little woman." Take her out todin-'er

Saturday evenings. She'l appreciate it —andyou both are sure to enjoy the delicacy of a

turkey'inner.

Our Complete Fur Service Includes...Repairing —Cleaning —Glazing —De-

mothing —Restylingand

Insured REFRIGERATED FUR STORAGE

BURT'S CONFECTIONERY

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Manufacturers and Retailers of Fine Furs

1114 Main Lewiston, idaho

Soqthwlck Community ChurchW. E. Ronunel, pastor

Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.Classes for all ages.

Morning Worship at 11:00 o'lock.,Evening Evangelistic Service at

7:30.Mid-week prayer meeting and

Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.Come out to our rowing Sunday

School —49 last week.

Foreign Air Mail ServiceEffective AprH 29, ian air mail

letter service began to foreign coun-tries at the |rate of 10c each. Airletter sheets are folded to form anenvelope with printed postage stampand air mail markings. Messagesare written on the inside. No en-closures are permitted. If anythingis enclosed, the article will be sentby surface means.

All air letters will be given aHavailable air service to foreigncountries of destination. Air letterscannot be registered.

No Air Letter sheets have arrivedat the local postoffice as yet, butare expected soon.

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Kendrick Rochdale Company 0g KENDRICK. IDAHO

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SOUTHWICK NEWS Hayward and Mrs. Clara Perry andbaby visited with Mrs. Tom Armi-tage Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs Cecil Hayward ofLewiston snd Doyle Hayward ofHood River, Oregon, were recentvisitors in the C. J. Perry home.

Mrs. Jay Thornton end infant'onreturned home from the Orofino hos-pital Saturday.

Virgil Harris was a business visit-or in Orofiino Tuesday.

Mrs. Herve Bales, Gnangeville, wasan over-night guest in the Longe-teig home Monday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Given Mustoe spent,Sunday afternoon in Lewiston visit-ing Harve Southwick, who has beenconfined to the hospital for sometime.

Mr. attd Mrs. Tye Hutchins sndMr. end Mrs. Roy Douglas of Clerk-ston were dinner guests in the VirgilHerris home Sunday. Af ternooncallers were Mr, end Mrs. CharlieHarris and femily, Mr. and MrstGordon Harris, and W. J. Harris,the latter of Moscow.

Mr. and Mrs. Gil Erlewine werevisitors in the C. J. Perry homeSunday.

Mrs. Watson and son Don of Cas-cade, Idaho, spent several days inthe Lou Watson home last week.

Mrs. Essel Stalnaker, Mrs. Mattie

Idaho Is Losing Best LandsThe "Hills of Idaho" as well as

flat lands along streams and ditches,including some of the best land inthe state, are being lost from erosion,the Idaho State Chamber of Com-merce warned this week.

"There is a tremendous loss in allparts of the state," the chamber re-port said. "Idaho, on the avenage, isonly 8 inches away. from a steriledesert. Every time we lose an inchof top-soil we move that muchnearer to. a desert as barren as theGobi or Sahara.

The report pointed to a story fromSt. Anthony which told of 6,497,000pounds of topsoil going down .theTeton river in a 24-hour period.Sometimes as much as an inch ofsoil is lost in a single day. Soilerosion has become a problem in thenorthern part of the state as well,the report said. Much of the erosionis on non-irrigated lands after sum-merfal lowing.

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VASSAR-RAILSFuneral HomeLewiston, Idaho

Slab Wood —SawdustLumber

Prompt Delivery

JULIAETTA SALES CO.PHONE 081

WANT ADS.FOR SALE —2-year-old milking-

type Shorthorn bull, and 14-monthold Hereford bull. Lester Nelson,Kendrick. 18-lx

Idaho Has Big Phosphate MineThe present rate of mining produc-

tion at the Waterloo mine of theSan Francisco Chemical company atMontpelier, Idaho, not only ranks itas the largest producer in the west,but present volume is twice thatof all other western mines com-bined, says a dispatch.

Current 60,000 tons of phosphatesare being shipped each month. Thisis an average of about 38 railroadcars a day. The mill is opera ting24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Mining is on a six-day a week,two-shift basis.

Grange Meeting Be HeldThe regular meeting of the Ken-

drick Grange will be held Tuesdeyevening, May 6, at 8:00 p. m., atFraternal Temple. A special

pru'ramwill ibe part of the business.All Grangers are urged to attend.

PLUMBING! YV'OOL CARDING —40c per 1b.Also woolen rags carded into batts.Wool carded on shares. WASH-INGTON WOOLEN MILLS, 1062417 S. W. Seattle 66, Wash. 15-4x

FOR SALE —Good mnk cow.Phone 288. Marvin Silflow. 17-2x

Service Anywhere

LEWIS LINDQUISTPHONE 5'28 —JULIAETTA

HAVE YOU READ the Red CrossPharmacy Mother's Day ad.? Itwill interest you. - 18-1

SAX E OR TRA'DE for pickupOldsmobile 2-door, E. A. Camp-bell, Box 147, Troy, Idaho. 18-1

MEN WANTED for Rawleigh busi--ness'. Sell direct to 1500 families.Write itoday, Rawleigh's, Dept. 100-62-SA, Oakland, Calif. 18-Ix

COAL, PRESTO-LOGSand Wood

ABERDEEN AÃD UTAH OIL-

ED.. NELSONKendrick;Phone 57S

A. P. O. Requests Discontinued I No change has been me,de in eiN!O

Discontinuance of requirement ofI

mail «r overseas the Saunce Ihnerequest from army pe~rsonnel over-'st'ill being aPPlicable.seas for parcels becomes effectiveon May 1. 'emember fresh Salmon and HaS

One package, on b~ of ~e but arrives at Blots GrO enP-sender, to or for same addressee not Marketto exceed 70 pounds in weight or100 inches in length and girth corn- Buy ft in Kendrick! It's yeceblned, will be permitted. home townl

comfort and pzivaoy, and above

ail, Spe'cialized Service.

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Lewhtton Phone 275II

See The NewGARDEN AID TRACTOR

On Display at General Petroleum,Kendrick, or my home

PHIL JOHNSPhone 5sl Juliaetta, Idaho

KENDRICK SHEETMETAL SHOPJOHN W. DAVIS

Specializing in Furnace and Related Heating and Air Con-

ditioning Work

Also ATty Type of Sheet MetalWork —Combines, Tanks, Etc.

Phono 1081 Kendrick, Idaho

Hp TPOINTRanges, Water Heaters, Refriger-

ators, Washers and OtherAppliances

Electric Heaters In Stock$1L20 and $18.60

Also a Few Telechron Clocks

Cory Coffe Makers

And Wall Type Can Openers

W. D. Woodward PHK JOHNS

Phone 531 Juliaetta

A FEW NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS

ARE NOW AVAII.ABLE

Agent For

LEWISTONTRIBUNE

That's what Chevron Supreme Gasoline brings to yourcar, folks —skyway performance adapted to the highway.%ar-born improvements in Hying fuels paved the wayfor this premium gasoline —a gasoline that is tailor-madefor your car's requirements. Chevron Supreme meansquicker starts, extra power —smoother performance inttaSc and on thc open road. Try itf

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Get B.F. Goodrich Silvertovrns that,

l)l,ll'illa''ll IPREIAN t'Il)l!S.The new B.F.Goodrich tire has awider, flatter tread that puts morerubber where it counts... on theroad. More rubber there meansmore to share the wear... lesswear at any one point... bettermileage... greater safety.More tubber also means more grip

more safety from skidding...better stopping.

You pay only regular pricesfet'he

extra va!ue features ofB.F.Good rich Siivertown thatactually costs you less per mile,

KEkDRICK BEAk 6ROWERS ASS'gKENDRl(K, IDAHO

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THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY; '5lfÃit'I, T9C'

Chore time broke up the patty—

Kendrick Theatre -me sgm" for ths ~tden wedding.Other News

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAY g dl; S Friday dinner guests of Nr. andMrs. Arne Klpster were Mrs. Ger-

JOHN HODIAK trude Dorendorf, Nr. and Mrs. Har-NANCY GIULD, t~ Dprendorf and Mr, and Mrs.LLOYD NOLAN Henry Rober ts, Kellogg and Mrs..'ose Farringtpn, Clarkston. All ex-—IN— cept Mr, and Mrs, Roberts spent

Friday night at the iKloster home.

PmeWhere In The ho~rhoort"was ~rspresen'ted at. the ser-.vices in Southwiclc for the late An-

Idrew Dprendprt', Friday. The sym-

Ihathy of all go to the bel eavedin m!Iy.

Mr.'nd Mrs. Alfred Slvanson andchildren were Satul'clay evening din-

Show Begltrs At, rr pp p M llel'uests of Mr, and Mrs. CharlieBaack,

S5c Admission I5el Mn and Mrs. B. W. Pressnall andMr. and Nrs, Ben Baker were visit-~~@cars at the Frank Souders home

Sun-'ay

afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Arme Kloster and

children, Mr. and 1Vlrs. Harry An-drews and children, Zed 'Baker, Ray-mond Bowden and John darby were

.among the Lewiston visitors Satur-Most of the rein,tives of the late dayAndrew Dorendorf met at the Alfred

Swanson home Friday. Those pres-Itrict Friday Mrs.'ma Miiman, the

ent, either for dinner or supper, in- teacher, left Saturday for her homeeluded: Mr. and Nrs, Henry'oren- in Lewlstpn. Raymond Bowden help-dorf and son Bobby; Mr, and Mrs. ed Mr. and Nrs. MIIam move theirHarry Dorendorf, Mrs. Gertrude Dor! household good over the week-end.endolf 8 d Mr. a d Mrs. Henryl Alfred Swmspn, whp is workmgRoberts of Kellogg, Idaho; Mr. and.near Wilbur, Wn., was home fromMrs. Otto Bleisner., Mr. and Mts. Friday until .SunnyVirgil iPercheai and Mr. and Mrs.! Jpyce Sh II rr spent Sunclay nightJohn Hahnshearick, all of SPangle, with Jo Darby. Both girls took the'ash„Nr. and Mrs. Walter Dor-! state tests in Health, History andendorf, Kennewick, iw.; Nrs. Mary Civics at Gold Hill, Monday.Dprendorf, Kingston, Idaho: Nr. and N;ss Phyllis Babb scient FridayMrs. Wm. Riley and children, Mr night wit)i her parents, She retursred I

and Mrs. George Magee and Mr. andi to Iewiston tp her work, Satul'dayMrs. Ersle Hudson, Kendrick; Mrs. i af ter.nppnRose Farrington, Clarkstpn, Mr. andi Marion Snuders returned honle on

Everett Hall Spokane 'VIr and! Fr}iMrs. Ben Baker, Nr. 'and Mr's. Alval pprts Mrs. Spuclers as recoveringCraig and children and Lloyd and I nicely frpm hel'recent operation.Robert Kimbley, and the host and! Mr, and Mrs. Airs Craig and chil-hnstess, Mr. and )Stirs. Alfred Swan- dren were dinner guests at the Arnelspn and children. Nr. and Ml.'s. Kloster home, in honor of KarenCharlie Baack and Nr. and IVII'. ~ Klnstel's four, th bil thday anniversar y.Wm. Babb were evening callers. IVrarvin Splinters spent the week-

Silver Wedding Celebrated end at his home here.Sixty friends and neighbors met

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John CAIIIERON NEWSDarby, Sunday. A bounteous picnic

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table kept those present busy for'r. and Mrs. Harl Whitinger weresome time, after which visiting, sing- Sundav visitors in the home of Mr.ing and unwrapping the lovely gifts and Nrs. Fred Whitinger of Ciarks-were the order of the day. ton. Nrs, Fred Whitinger is con-

Those in attendance were Mr. and valescing from a recent operation.Mrs. Frank Lyons and George, Mrs

IMr. and Mrs. Ervin Lohman and

Rubie NcDowell, Miss Eva L. SmithI family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wegner

Mr. and Mrs. Stew'art Wilson trtrd'end family and Nr. and Mrs. Edwin I

family, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tomp- Mielke and daughters spent ~Sundaykins, Mrs. 'Sylvester Konen, Helen evening ~vith Mr. and Mrs. Georgeand Jpe, Nr. and Mrs. Gordon Har-!Wilken.ris, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pederson Mrs. Ted Weyen spent a few daysand family, Anna Helen Smith, Mr. of last week with her mother~ Mrs.and Mrs. Addison Alexander, Walter Hattie Sparger, in Clarkston.Carmen, Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Alex- Mrs. Carl Koepp returned homeander and Clarerrce, Mr. and M» Saturday from a visit with relativesClem Israel and sons, Mr. and Mrs in Seattle.Lloyd Israel,'eanette Rae Cuddy, Mis. C. H. Fry and son Don andMrs. James Holt and Carolyn, RameY, Nr. and Mrs. Wm. Fry were Thurs-Hunt, Mrs. Felix Holt and chfictren,!day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.John Gentry, Raymond Whybark 'lenn Wegner and family.'ohn and Elmer Guddy, Mr. and Mrs'arjorie and Esther Wendt ofB. W. ipressnal, Mr. and Mrs. H. J Pullman spent Sunday In the homePressnall and Dales Miss Amy Dar- of .their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henryby, Lloyd Farrington, Joyce Shilling Wendt.and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mr. and Nrs. Henry Wendt enter- ~Nrs. John Darby and daughter Jo. tained at dinner iSunday for Mr, and

Mrs. Arne tKloster and daughter Nrs. Harolcl Stif low, Ernest XIeim-Karen and Mrs. Alva Craig and gartner and family and Herbertdaughter Judy were afternoon visit- Schwarz.

Mr. and Nrs. Ernest Brammervisiited with Mr. and Mrs. WalterKoepp Sunday evening.

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II Orofino visitnrs Saturday.Mr. and Nrs. Gep. Wilken and

Koepp and family were fishing at—With Our ntadern Ovii:z, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mielke and

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Personalized liabilitY family. 'Fred and Wally Newman andinsurance —tailored to Cecil Brammer were fishing in thefit Our needS lt Selway Friday and Saturday.

depencI able protection GOLDEN RULEin one policy. Laura Jones, pur teacher, took her

Let Us Tell Yoo About It! pupils to Orofinp to a show Tuesdayevening, ias a "last day of school"treat. Friday she left for Portland,

MARVIN LONG where she expects tp be employed.. Mrs. Paul Chairest accompanied

her mother, Mrs. Frank Thornton,Agency and tsister Evelyn to Lewiston Wed-

nesday.Kendrick IdahO The carl Finke family visited at

the Lew Watson home Sunday after-noon,

Sunday dinner guests at the Glen!g1 flpglla! Ilt)!aIAII pg]<sII)]lip'g I

Betts home were Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Cuddy, Fred Stage, Mr. and Mrs.

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Have You Tried Some Lately', tage cheese.Have you had any Potlatch gt

Chief ice cream lately? It's really Buttermilk:I'ood —better than ever before. We have buttermilk on hand at

We have a large variety of,.fla- all times now —so bring yourvors: Vanilla, chocolate, straw- gallon jug and get it filled.berry, maple nut, banana nut,

;, butterscotch, Pepermint and Haw- Dot: "What kind of ta fellowaiian delight. Take a quart or two Is paulo»home with you tonight, or buy the Jim: "WeII, the other mght thelarge, economical gallon size for lights went out, in his girl s par-

I only $1.5P. Abvays ask for Pot- 'or and he spent the rest of the'atch Chief ice cream by name — evening tinkering with the fuses."It satisfies.

Lecturer: "Of course we allknow what the inside of a cor-

Are you wothdedng what kind puscle is like."~'f salad you sveuld like to serve Chairmtrn of Meeting: "Most offor dinner this'vening. ~ Why not us do, but you better explain for~it twondezdng hand have a cot the benefit of them as has neverII tage cheese and. PineaPPIe eralad' been Inside one."It's really deIicious when you

I make it with Potlatch Chief cot-]! tage cheese Of course, if you tFather: "Say, daughter, who

l aren't lucky enough to have a can was tha™a I - y Ids hrg'f pineapple on hand, any other i

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If you find yourself in this predicament, youI! can find just what you want at this store,

For example: Peas, Green Beans, Spinach,lI Beets and many other vegetables.

In Fruits: Peaches, Pears, Apricots, FruitCocktail, Etc., and of course they are all well-.knownbrands —your assurance of quality!

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!Donald Christensen and daughter of Nl. and Mrs. John Westgate visit-; Lewiston. After~non callers were 'dVIr. ed with Nr. and Mrs. W. A. Cowgerand Mrs. Ralph Wright, Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest CowgergMrs. John Westgate of Clarkston and Sunday.Nrs. Bob Bare and family of Lew-

! iston. Card Of ThanksPaul Chairest returned home from Please accept our since thanks for

San Francisco, Thursday, where hei the help and comfort given us inwent tor medical treatment. He isl our hour of bereavement. Such kind-now in Spokane for the same pur- ness will npt be forgotten. —Thepose. Dprendprf Family.

Wm. Cuddy was a Bovill businessvisitor Monday. Read the ads —keep posted!

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have cm oti filter —we'1 install a Fram Irga jiffy. If it does, we'Ii install a PramIteplacement Fitter Cartridge which givesyou the benefits of Fram's Extra protection.Drive trt today.

See Us Eefore Spring Work„,,Ther'e's a Model for Every Need

Fram CartridgesFram Filter Cartridges are available for almostevery make and size of oil filter —and we havea large stock on hand. If you don't have a pramFilter —use the next best thing —Fram Cartridge

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