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Page 8
• ST. IGNATIUS
“INKLINGS”
Remember the game tonight!
Ed Jackson’s o.f Round Butte,,
have purchased the farm from
Mrs. Ruy Lund on Post Creek.
Mrs. Harold Lewis was hostess I
last Friday to the members of her (
sewing club. ' I
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith have I
rented the Loiese Spooner house
near Jeffrey’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter cf
Columbia Falls were
iguests of his aunt, Sadie Baker
and uncle, Lloyd Carter.
Mrs. John Ross rotund e
evenirg from n weekend visit with
her daughter Rowena in Spokane.
St. Ignatius Wamac’s civ’' 1
hold a Ini moss m°e» ; n^ nt tb~
kome of Mrs. Fred Garicpy on
Thursday afternoon.
The For* Com-h B. P. W. held
a successful food and rummaw
sale i-ct Saturday and took in
about $52.00.
A new and modern r f ur«
nace is being installed nt the M ’-
sonit temnle. Frank Tyro is in
charge of the installation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fn d Cordis sr®
visi^ne <ist“rs an J bmthe^
Deadwood, South Danota and in
Rushville and Alliance. Nehrakn.
Th<A’ are exnected to return here
ir about three weeks.
Cnr»n F r -.’«n»ir Bruce P^npr^uss
and VeltQn Leishman rot ’^ned ‘o
their studies last wee’: at M. S. C.
Gene is a senior and m^^ring i"
agriculture. Bruce and Velton are
juniors. The former is working
for a degree in engineering.
Mrs. L. G. Nelson and dau htsr.
Janice, who had been in Thompson
Falk for two weeks or more, re
turned home Friday. They ronor*
th*” Mrs. Kelly Green ar.d infant
are doing fine. Mrs. Green was
formerly Betty Jean Nelson.
Members and friends of the local
Methodist Community chnroh tend
ered Rev. iand Mrs. Paul W. Ives
a harvest shower at the church on
Friday night of last week.
Mr an^ Mrs. PiVLn.i t- .• 1
I lysses. Pa., arrived this Monday
to vi r ’t Mrs. Salome a* d
* n n. Welter. Mrs. Angond is a sis
ter o r Waltei-. They made the trip
by car.
More improvements are being
made at the Holy Family hospital,
this time two new boilers are be
in g installed. One is to be fired by
oil and the other by coal. The Frey
Brothers are doing the work.
Mrs. R. M. Mast entertained for
her bridge club on Friday evening
of last wneV. Two tables ’Vere in
1 ■ y ?”d liio’i c«ore award went to
Mrs. Fred Ga riepy. Mrs. Keith
Clawson was a guest.
James Morgan, meager of the
Sunpjy Co.. Missoula, was
nmon^ ♦hr menv dunk hunters
from Missoula for the openin’- day ■
T riday.
Jerr” Sherwood, a former owner
with his brother, George, in the 1
Tcnee bar St. Tp-nniu?. rene"’?^ ;
old acnuain+nncnsV,;ns hom ■
Sntur’nv and making new ones.
Mr. Sherwood ‘-tat^d fh a f j s i
now living in Missoula.
Th" Amrripnn Aberdonn A^tos
Brepdp-c nc«ocint : on. Uninn St/vk
yards. rr-n r t« *hnt CAn^ |
A. ^r^bonr Ct T<,„nti”- rn^rnt’-
sold A her^p-n. A ngIUS
pn-V-S n-J q-n hulls to ClV(]« C. I
Claw of Ronan.
Credit goe^ to four of ’'ool j
faculty men»l»etc for the n.ni* : ng
of two erhnn’ 7ono mnrL-o— Th.,.
ar« about V. foot rut out ww./J
mnde’s craned like JurW Patrol
m°n. which are ntaopd nn »nlid 1
Stnndnvds f act vm r WO ndnn t > : - e _ j
sek were u«ed. bu* were nn* ’r.r V
h^ndv tn mov" "hout ard Iw.’-"
easily, Thn models are pn’ntcd
blue, red and white.
Carl W. Bra : n visited a few days
last week at the bnme of his hrn. ,
ther, Oaf Brain The men hadn’t j
^en each other since 1925. Ca>-1 ■
Brain recently returned from , I
three year stay in Venezuela ard
Trinidad, where he was employed
hv an od comnany as a well dri”cr.
He states he has worked as n drib
ley in Burma and other foreign as
signments. .Mr. Brain left Thu.s- t
day for Seattle where he wi.l visit.
Mrs. G. W. Smith. o r R-mIV.
gave a party in honor ct* he' - d ’^gh
ter, Dorothv on her tenth birthday
■on Saturday. The afternoon was
spent playing rames nnd refresh
ments were served. Those invited
were: Sharon Morin. Sharlene Sam
sei, Patricia Bird, Ji’dv Diedrich.
Dorothv and Ha^el Steel. Carrie
Hilton, Demares Petet ard Donald
Smith.
Th" Cathob'c Ladies Guild held
the first ""rd pß^v of a seies at
'Loyola Ha’l on Wodnesdnv. rven
irg. Five tables each of “500** and
pinochle Were in nlqy nnd r-^ee
awarded tn Mrs. NeU Br^on, P^v
mond Ftoll, Jess Sim^^inM. Mr«.
Thos Hoovengn. Mrs. Virgin’’" M
West. Alfred Hilton. Anna Seery
and Otto Detert. Hostesses were
Mrs. Fred Garicpy, Mrs. C. P.
Brooke, Mrs. Anna nnd Louise
Spoo^eg and Mrs. Victorine Re-
ÜBUldf. I
CHURCH BUDGET DINNER 1
Rev. Paul W. Ives has announced
that the annual budget banquet of
the St. Ignatius Community Meth
odist church will be held at 12:30
p. in., Sunday, Oct. 16. There is
| no charge for this fine dinner says
the pastor, “just come.” At this
SALE
"T’ ii * Kir---1
-
wwauF //
j
I SAVE cn QW* U V. r \
\ Cam®! WliMb I
I wood’s CTO« 6 cans 1
\ Tomans s - s 5 1
1 !.VnF 24 Cans 115 1
I C > SE - Wood’s Cross beans’’ 1
\ Tomatoes no 2 I
l ; ’4 Cans 117 I
\ C / R'ed^^oU 6cansL 95 1
i Corn kernel N°- - ca ■
\ CASE X * WMte cream style 6 1 .2^ 1
I Corn no 2 cans . 1
l nisi? 24 Cans 121 1
\ ^ed White. Sieve 3 6 cans »|
rA P ®S^4C^ . 103
El CASE. staco cut green 6 cans »
£\ 6 >
4^ CATSUP 6 98c
SARDINES 6 75c
SALMON 3„ jr 1.39
SALMON Red 3.1.39
E| V'D IEI Red & Whit es Gelatin g an
>LV l\-JCL Dessert, 6 asstd. flavors 0 for 4xC
TOMATO JUICE
Red & White
Can 6 for 79c DmT
CASE, 24 cans 2.95 I^B
Cans 3 for 83c
CASE, 12 cans 3.23
PINEAPPLE JUICE 4^ 3 for 1.45
APPLE JUICE Quart Bottles 3 for 69c
Data^Lae De ' Mont e. Y. C. Sliced or g lit
FcudieS halves. No. 303 cans 0 for 1.13
CASE. 24 cans 4.45
Panre EuR Value. Melba halves in £ lAE
rears heavy syrup. No. 2'/ 2 cans . 0 for I .VJ
CASE. 24 Cans 7.49
CIGARETTES al c l a :?^ lar brands L 73
RED & WHITE Stores In This Area
BECKWITH BROS., INC. st. ionatius
KELLY’S SELF SERVICE polson
J. A. WAMSLEY moiese
LAKE CITY GROCERY polson
A. M. STERLING CO. ronan
G. W. WAMSLEY charlo
m. c. McLaughlin dixon
FLATHEAD TRADING CO. pablo
ST IGNATIUS POST
time the church’s finarcial needs,'
its program and its challenge will :
be presenter!.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Edwin Buell Boon. Somers and
Joyce Elaine Farrell. Polson.
Is your name on our list?
' ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
I Mr. and Mrs Pat ^mi^b
1 tnined for seven couples for their
| club, w-hich was the third anniver
| sary of the club. Each member
1 brought a 5-ccnt gift for each
member and this created much fun.
Square dancing was the evening’s
main diversion. .
A I
-j uin’iu* | » IJ I ABL
LPashj 9 no. 1 IJe
HI 29c
I Drip or Regular Grind
I Lib. can 58c
I 2-lb.can $1.14
1 ^AniJ Mission—Cream Style £ ■
1 UUKN No. 303 Cans O Cans gg^
■■CASE, 24 cans 3.09
yVDEAC Mission A 70e
f I CA) No. 303 Cans O for /7C
CASE, 24 cans 3.09
SAUERKRAUT ^^no ^ 6 cans 79c |
PEAS Montana, sieve 3 picnic size 75c
GREEN BEANS rs ” y 6 1.05
PUMPKINv 1 ™ 6,59 c
Pews^ 1 .,^ 6,„ 1.29 ^3l
Fancy halves Is2g“3ial
CASE, 24 cans 4.98
Peaches V 6 N S,„? 1.70 "^s^,
Yellow Cling, sliced or halves
CASE, 24 cans 6 59 W/ wP
Aaricots 6 1.70
Red and White. Fancy unpeeled halves
CASE. 24 Cans 6.59
B-R. Red sour pitted pie n No. 2 ap*
Vlierries Cherries J cans 73C
Cranberry Sauce °"“ Spray 61.15
Whole or strained
Grapefruit Sections ’asco . 6 cans 1.39
Blackberries i, B .“TUp“ tri 3 85c
Blueberries Kt? y s s ^p'. 3 99c
Apple Sauce Red & White 6 cans 1.09
Fruit Cocktail Red & White 6 cans 1.35
Fruit Cocktail ßed & White .6 cans 2.10
\SWPSOMR
■. BEfOK£ /£ SfBRTS
W deodorant soap /C~x
-X —l 2sc J
Smulla good! J
' PLAN FOR M. E. A. GATHERING'
I
1 There will be a meeting here j
on Thursday, Oct. 20, of the lower |
Flathead unit of the M. E. A. At |
that time plans avIH be made for j
participjation in the M. E. A. con
vention to be held in Missoula on
October 27 ar.d 28th.
I?: II"
I
IJ, This week ... at Red & White
. . . you’ll find the greatest food
F"' bargains of the year. During Red
& White's great annual Trainload
Sale of fine foods. Red & White will
bring to you large selections of fine-qual
ity canned foods in sixes, dozens and bv the
case! BUY IN QUANTITY . . AND SAVE.
Prices Effective Oct. 14 through 20
YOUR FAVORITE
Red & White Cereals
Larue Pkg.
Onßxnl Quick or
Regular
l™L 35c
CORNFLAKES nil
Large 18-oz. pkg ZAC
BRAN FLAKES AA. |
Large 14-oz. pkg ZUC I
TRAY PACK na
10 individual pkgs. uIC
WELCH’S
GRAPE JELLY
Delicious for any meal
12 .. 22c
I CHARMIN
I TOILET TISSIE
I 4 large rolls 37c I
OR ONE Of T H E 140 OTHER PRI I E
FORP-'
I Old Dutch Cleanser..
■ iNrar auiNK Hiau 2 cans . Xwl>
THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949
' ENTRIES for FAT STOCK SHOW
। Lake county 4-H club members
j who plan to sell fat stock at the
| Fat Slock sale in Mssoula October
[3oth, must get their entry blanks
at the County Agent’s office and
returned to Missoula by October
20th, the closing entry date.
Wed^l
((WHITE I
'X FOOD
JOLLY TIME
POPCORN
White or Giant Yellow
3 cans' ... 59C
RED & WHITE
Peanut Butter
Adds nutrition to
school lunches
27ar 75C
FOODS
■ For
Laundry
Kitchen
Bath
Kind to
your skin
L S e - 94 r
Pkg. 4*IC
M..MUUTOAM pkg
JgBOMX 18c
Fine for
pkg. 31c
S™™ -
^.■z. 18c
I PALMOLIVE I
1 PkVJAOtWtI
i Reg. Bath
k Bar Bar
? 8c 11c
Crystal White
The White Laundry Soap
Large L
Bar OC
F
Lge. Pkg.
^Sud^ 29c 78c
28c 67c
AjAggßA Lee. Phr. Giaat
36c 72c

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