Laurel outlook. [volume], July 26, 1944, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Thanks. Folks, For
Your Wonderful
Patronage !
It's a pleasure to serve you with
what we have, but as you know the
labor situation is a problem these
days. We wish we had more to
place at your disposal.
The employees we do have are
experts in their lines, but they can
do only so much in a day or a week.
We ask your patience.
Grand Garage
CLAY GREENING, Proprietor
Phone 48-W
305 West Main
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MY THANKS
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To each and every voter for the Primary
nomination. You can be sure that I will
always do my best to justify your faith
in me.
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FREE DURING JULY
BUY IN CASE LOTS
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baking neats
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Green, O'Sage. Ex.
Std.
Beans
Case of 24
15c
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..No. 2 Cans
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$3.49
Kitchen
Craft _
Flour
Occident Flour
Rex Flour
Cake Flour
Baking Powder
Peanut Butter
$236
Cream, Gardenside,
Std.
...50-lb. Sack
Corn
Case of 24
Juice
Case of 24
Corn
Case of 24
12c
No. 2 Cans
$2.45
Royal Satin
Sugar
Vanilla Westa 8 * oz . Bottle
Shortening
....3-lb. Jar
White Granulated
.-.5-lb. Bag
$2.79
50-lb. Sack
60c
$2.46
Grapefruit, Town
House ....No. 2 Cans
14c
35c
..50-lb. Sack
Swansdown
26c
$3.29
15c
.44-oz. Pkg.
Calumet
Vac. Packed, Storm
Lake _12-oz. Cans
14c
Dark. 1%-lb.
Bottles
83c
29c
.2 for
Assorted
....4 Bottles
Kingsford or
Argo, lb. pkg.
.5-lb. Jar
$3.29
Food Color«
23c
Real Roast
_2-lb. Jar
39c
, Libby
3%-oz.
7c
Corn Starch
9c
49c
$3.19
Case of 24
...y 2 -lb. Pkg.
Harvest Blossom
Soft-A-Silk
Jiffy Lou
Pudding Mixes
3I/3-OZ. Pkg.
Security 311 Ik
CAKE FLOUR
FLOUR
Product for Calves,
Hogs and Poultry.
50
100
$ 2 24
$419
26 c
5c
$2.75
(2-lb.
44-oz Pkg.
Lbs.
Lbs.
pail
EDWARDS COFFEE
Vacuum Packed, Regular or Drip Grind
"You Can't Buy a Better, Richer Coffee"
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29c
I -lb. Jars .
Mayonnaise
Salad Dressing
Ritz Crackers
Potato Chips
Pickles
Utah Lambers
and Bings _
Firm Ripe Fruit
U. S. No. 1 _
Solid Heads
Ü. S. No. I__
Sunkist or Red
Ball, U. S. No. 1....
Sunkist, Full of
Juice, U. S. No. 1....
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N6W POtClfODS U. S. No. 1,10lbs.
fs. • & n d Radishes
Grean Onions..
Cherries
tomatoes
Lettuce
Oranges
29c
Nu Made
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48c
.Qts
24c
Duchess
.Pts.
23c
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While They Last
Point Free
11c
22c
Lb.
....1-lb. Pkg.
5 Lbs. 52c
2 Lbs. 27c
24c
3Vi-oz. Pkg
Libby's
P P. Size ...
26c
Lord Mott
5c
Beets
Carrots
Grape JeLy
Pure, C & E
.1-lb. Jars
Alber's
9 Lbs.
21c
.No, 2 Can
43c
Ftap Jack Flour
66c
Lord Mott
5c
5c
.No. 2 Can
Raises
24c
.Bunch
Economy, 2-lb. Pkg.
6c
Ivory Soap
Camav Toilet Soap
P&G
Duz Soap .......
Oxydol Soap
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23c
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Pork Roast
Shoulder Cut
Picnic Hams
Short Shank
Frankfurters
Armour or Swift
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35c
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NOWADAYS I
USA-80 YEARS ASO]
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Joe Bourne recently purchased
the property at 220 First avenue,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Fly who
occupied the property have moved
to Billings to reside at 720 North
25th street.
Laurel News Items
Announcements have been receiv
ed of the birth of a daughter, July!
15, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arm-!
strong, former Laurel residents,
The baby has been named Margaret
Jean. The father is stationed at
Fort Lewis, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gremmer '
and children were guests in Custer i
at a dinner when Mr. Gremmer was j
honored on his birthday at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John j
Gremmer. Other guests were Mr
Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Gremmer, Mr. and,
Mrs. William Keller and family 1
and Elsie Marie Gremmer.
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A group of Laurel Rotana mem
bers were guests of the Billings
Rotana club at a guest-night picnic
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Softball and.
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Those attending were Mrs.
Mrs. Minnie Merle
Fenton, Mrs. Edythe Teeters, Mrs.
Mona Pewitt, Miss Grace Stadal
man, Miss Hilda Ward, Miss Stella
vee Wooters, Miss Gertrude Zepp
and Miss Pearl Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mathern had
as their guests Sunday Mr. Math
ern's parents and his brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Lui Mathern and Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rothschiller
have returned from Livingston
where they spent several days visit
ing Mrs. Rothschiller's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Ricci and other rel
atives. On Saturday they attended
Miss
in the Billings Josephine park last
Wednesday evening. ,
group singing followed the picnic
dinner.
Ina Eshom, Mrs. Minnie Merle
Mathern, all of Forsyth.
the wedding of her cousin,
Jennie Ricci and Jimmy Lynn, both
of Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Teeters have
received word that their daughter,
.Seaman Second Class Shirley Anne
Teeters, has been assigned to yeo
man's school at Iowa State Teach
ers' college at Cedar • Falls, Iowa,
after completion of her indoctrina
tion course as a Wave,
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Maxson had
las their guests last week Mrs. Max
son's brother, Seaman Second Class
Alfred Hermanson of Farragut,
Idaho., and Mrs. Floyd Pierce of
Big Timber, mother of Seaman Her
manson.
Mrs. C. M. .Brenden and children,
Mrs. Ira Sullivan and Mrs. Wilbur
Sullivan spent Tuesday of last week
the guest of Mrs. O. S. Wold at
her ranch home on Blue creek,
\i rs . Charles Fahy will have as
he j. gue st Mrs. Ella Nelson, who is
• rw.ln/l f a a rrî ro fliîe umoV fvAvw
,. x pected to arrive this week from
her home in Madison, Wis.
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a two weeKs vacation with her
and Mr. and
Miss Madolyn Fisher, who spent
weeks' vacation with her
j >yj rs- John Fisher, returned Thurs
j da> . to Winchester, Ind.
, -yj n and Mrs. P. H. Moler have
moved to Glendive where Mr. Moler
was transferred and Mr. and Mrs.
; q. Jackson are occupying the
i [)ro perty at 415 West avenue, which
; J he Molers vacated.
j Louise Crawford accompanied her
j <rrandfathe r, E. W. Wolverton of
j Whiteha ll on a visit to her aunt,
| ^j rs Q eorge A. Thompson and fam
i Hy of Coquille, Ore., where they will
j spend several weeks,
! Word has been received of the
death of Morris Habener of Har
! vard, Neb., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Habener who resided in
Laurel a number of years before
moving to Billings. Surviving be
sides the parents are two brothers
and two sisters. One of the broth
ers, Leslie W. Habener, is with the
army air corps in England.
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Burial i
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was in Mountview cemetery at Bil
lings.
Auxiliary
Ûf Activities
Members of the local unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary who at
tended the twenty-sixth annual de
partment convention in
July 23, 24 and 25 included Miss
Frances Fenton, president of
district No. 11, Mrs. Edith Packard,
president of Post No. 123 Auxiliary,
Mrs. Lillian Waage, who acted as
marshall page, Mrs. Almeda Pais
ley and Mrs. Cora Olmstead.
Sunday afternoon the American
Legion Auxiliary president, Mrs.
Lawrence Smith, of Racine, Wis.,
gave a very interesting talk. On
Tuesday afternoon a large delega
tion visited the veterans hospital at
Fort Harrison where there are one
Helena
of whom are veterans of World war
II.
7 he Outlook Says:
Mrs. Sam Frank and family had
as dinner guests Sunday Miss Helen
Feuerbacher of Billings who is
employed as stenographer in the
office of the county extension agent,
and Mrs. Fred Feuerbacher, mother
of Mrs. Frank and Miss Feuer
bacher.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Nave had as
their guests P.C.C. Cecil Nave of
the ordnance department of the
army, who returned from his fur
lough to Camp Cook, Calif., accom
panied by his wife and daughter
Sheryl. Mrs. Lawrence Nave of
Billings whose husband, Sergeant
Nave, is somewhere in England, is
a £ uest this week of Mr. and Mrs.
Nave. Their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Donald Nave whose husband, Lieu
tenant Nave, is in New Guinea, and
with Mr. and Mrs. Nave. The
fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Nave is
an aviation cadet at Santa Ana,
Calif.
LIBRARY BOARD,
The Helena Independent-Record of
July 23 carried in its society section
a picture of Mrs. Edward Wright,
with the statement that she had
companied her husband, Staff Sgt. E.
W. Wright, to Helena recently to
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Wright, 1502 Chestnut street, for
several months.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Her home is in
Sergeant Wright,
who has returned to his duties as an
AAF meterologist at Greensboro, N.
C., expects to leave for overseas duty
in the near future." The visit to
Helena was the second short fur
lough he had had in 43 months of
service. He and his parents former
ly resided here.
NOTICE!
The Laurel Public Library will
be closed for repairs, Aug. 3, 4
and 5.
NEW HOMES
Now Ready
for
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Occupancy
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If interested in purchasing- one
See
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HENRY LOHOFF at Laurel
Or
g Call 6688 Billings for Details and Prices s|
• VITAMINS
• PROTEIN
• PHOSPHOROUS
• CALCIUM
• IRON
They're all in
Rose Brand Butter
and Ice Cream
Mighty convenient packages of good
tasting, healthful food.
Made in Laurel by
LAUREL CREAMERY
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iDoyal Theatre
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
July 27-28-29
another USO show that's
mu
sic, songs, gags and fun for the
whole family.
Here's
packed with comedy, romance,
With
Carole Landis
Mitzi Mayfair
Dick Haymes
Kay Francis
Martha Raye
Phil Silvers
Guest Stars
Betty Grabel
Alice Faye
In
'Four Jills In A Jeep'
Feature No. 2
A grand Musical western packed
with music, songs, action and thrills.
With
Gene Autry
Frances Grant
Smiley Burnette
Clara Young
In
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Oh, Susanna
Thursday Shows 6:45 and 9:15 P. M.
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
July 30-31, Aug. 1
The All Star American Pin Up Girl
in a grand musical show, filmed in
Technicolor. It's song studded and
filled with dance, music and comedy.
With
Betty Grable
Martha Raye
Eugene Pallette
John Harvey
Joe E. Brown
Dorothea Kent
In
PIN UP GIRL
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Added Shorts
America First "Viva Mexico"
Disney—Sports—News
Sunday shows 2:30, 6:45 and 9 P. M.
Lois Crawford left to spend her
summer vacation with Alice Mae
Dickson at the ranch home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dick
son in the Braswell Summit country.
Miss Frances Fenton, district
president of the American Legion
Auxiliary, is attending the annual
convention of the organization this
week in Helena.
Mrs. Phil Aumock visited briefly
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. W.
Fenton, while returning to her
home in Baker from a visit with
her sister, Mrs. George Heald of
Cody, Wyo.
Miss Viola Gross, a former editor
of Laurel Leaves, published by Lau
rel high school, recently became so
ciety editor for the Helena Inde
dendent-Record. Her parents resid
,ed here several years before return
jing to Helena, their former home.