Laurel outlook. [volume], May 24, 1950, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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SIMMER DAYS
Call more than ever for inclu
sion of two dairy products in
the diet:
IBoso IBrimd
Butter and Ice Cream
Both are unsurpassed foods, rich in vitamins, cal
and minerals the human body needs, and
are in
ones
made in a spotlessly clean plant that you
vited to inspect.
sold by all dealers.
Rose Brand products are
Laurel Creamery
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Outdoor eating time is here! Balmy days that make wonderful foods taste
even better. If you have a picnic in the offing, start your plans with
a visit to Safeway. Discover how much you save when you buy all your
picnic needs here. Check the list below for ideas on what to take along.
Cherub, Tall
Cans -
Edwards, Fresher by
Days! X Lb.
Hills or M. J. B.
1 Lb. _
Aairway, Ground
Fresh, Lb.
Milk
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
Margarine
Eggs
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Cheese Food
Smooth, Mellow
2 Lb. Loaf.
67c
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Lunch Meat
12 Oz. Can
Breakfast Gem, Large A
Brown. Doz.
Granulated
10 Lbs.
41c
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Canned Foods
Old Yellowstone
Pork & Beans
Peas
Deviled Ham
Vienna Sausage
Spaghetti
Chicken
Picnic Salad
Salad Dressing
Miracle Whip
Jell Well
Picnic Suggestions
Columbia
No. 2% _
Heinz Cucumber
Chips, 16 Oz. Jar
Calif. Med.
No. 1 Can .
Libby's
7% Oz. .
Cigarettes
73
FRYERS
No. 2
Can
Sugar Belle, Fancy
303 Can_
2 for 25c
Dili Pickles
Pickles
Fresh,
Popular Brands
Ctn.
27c
Manor House,
Pan-Ready.
No Waste!
No Cleaning
to Do!
16c
75c
„25c
Libby's
3 Oz. Can ....
Libby's
4 oz. can
• Franco American
1 No. 1 Can _
Swanson's Whole
Roasted. 3 Lb. Can
19c
.. 29c
Candy
19'
19c
Lb.
Ultra Fine, Gum
Drops or Orange
Slices
1 Lb. Pkg.
Green Olives
37c
15c
Potato Chips Large Pkg. A 25c
Mustard
Lunch Box
Ritz Crackers
1.69
miscellaneous
Waxtex
125 Ft
French's
6 Oz. Jar_
Sandwich Spread — _
Qt. Jar -59c
N. B. C.
1 Lb- Pkg. -31c
- 10c
22c
IceCream
Assorted Flavors
43 c
Duchess
Qt. Jar .
Dressing
Qt. Jar ..
10 Delicious Desse
Pkg. -
_ 52c
Silk Colored
15c
Napkins
Dixie Cups
80's
Qt.
.55 c
Hot or Cold
Drinks, 2 Pkgs.
25c
7c
Colored Plastic
15c
Forks & Spoons
Paper Plates
White Magic
Granulated Soap
Lge. Pkg-
va
Pkg. 12..
Snow Clouds
8 Oz.
Pkg. ...
Fruit, Hostess De
light, 214 Can -
Marshmallows
Cocktail
10c
Diamond
Pkg. 12 -
Granu. Soap
Lge. Pkg.
15c
33c
26c
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Sunny Dawn
25c
28c
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46 Oz.
Can ..
Duz
Tomato Juice
Tender, Crisp Heads,
Trimmed Clean,
U. S. No. 1 .
Fancy Firm Ripe, U. S. No. 1
12 Oz. Ctn.
Lb.
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Tomatoes
Strawberries
Potatoes
■9c
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Luscious Sweet Berries
U. S. No. 1. Ft. Cup ...
37c
10 Ubs43c
_17c
5 Lbs. 45c
Large. Fresh
& Juicy
45c
New White Rose
U. S. No. 1 ..
Lb...
Jumbos, D. S. No. 1
Cantaloupes
Lb.
Ground Beef Lb e!h D °' ly
Rib Boil u S GoodBcc '
Picnics Lb.
Pork Roast "' Shook0,t
Pork Chops
Sirloin Steaks
Cold Cuts 5"? "_51c
...... 47c
_ 29c
LEMONS Oranges
Radishes
Cabbage
Asparagus
Bell Peppers
Asstd. Flavors
Bots. Exch.
N. B. C. Old English Assorted
12 Oz. Pkg..
Large Sunkist
U. S. No. 1 ....
HAMS
or Green Onions, D. S. No. 1
Bunch
9c
SUNKIST
U. S. No. 1
2 for
Swift's or Wilson's Large
Whole or Half
43c
Solid Heads, Green, O. S. No. X
6c
Lb.
55c
2 Lbs. ..
Lb.
Washington All Green
O. S No. 1, Lb. . .
45c
_10c
Fancy Green, Ü. S. No. 1
29c
Rib or Loin End
59c ■
Lb.
Lb.
tor 2 5 c
Soda Poo
Cookies
KOOL AID
Pkgs.
89c
U. S. Good Beef
Trimmed, Lb.
Slab
47e
39c
Lb.
Safeway Stores Will Be
CLOSED TUESDAY
Memorial Day, May 30
Shop Early and Save
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! at luncheon Thursday afternoon at j
! her home in Billings for members
of her bridge club Mrs Marion
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Crawford was a guest. 1 nzes went
to Mrs, J. V. Sullivan and Mrs.
Crawford.
Mrs. H. M. Larson went to Hel
ena last week. When she returned
she was accompanied by her two
granddaughters, Rosemarie and
Bonnie Jean Martello. Next week
their mother, Mrs. Albert Martello,
will join them for several weeks
visit at the Larson home. j
Mrs. Geneva Jolley and Mrs.
John Tubman entertained a group
at bridge at the Jolley home Fri- j
day evening. The event was in the
nature of a pink and blue shower
for Mrs. N. J. Steckling of Minne
apolis. During the evening, thej
guests called Mrs. Steckling by:
long distance. At the three tables j
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of Laurel
Mrs. Robert Burns entertained
of bridge Grace Stadalman, Mrs.
Eddie Burke and Mrs. Winifred
McDonnell w'on prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller of
Livingston were guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bennett en
tertained at dinner Sunday in
honor of the birthday anniversary
of their son, Tommy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moon and
daughter, Audrey, were guests at j
a family reunion at the ranch,
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
paumer near Mande rson, Wyo.,,
Sunday Four generations of the
family of Mrs. Minnie Moon were j
present. There were 35 in all, in
eluding sons, daughters, grandchil- j
drel1 and five great-grandchildren,
Guests came from Livingston,
and Laurel, Mont., Casper, Bonne
ville, and Manderson, Wyo., and
Salt Lake City. I
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith and |
children left last week for Santa
Monica, Calif., to make their home. I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fatur and
two sons of Spokane, Wash., are
guests of Mrs. Fatur's mother, j
Mrs. Christina Keck. j
Ten ladies, members of a sewing i
club and a Tuesday bridge club j
went to Powell, Wyo., Monday |
where they were luncheon guests
of Mrs. Paul Wilson. Mrs. Wilson
was a member of both clubs when
she lived in Laurel.
The eleventh birthday of Donna
Mae Deines was observed Wednes
day when her mother, Mrs. Many
Deines, entertained 2U little gills
at luncheon. ... . .
Mrs. L. L. Smith has returned
from Glendive where she visited
Mr. Smith, a patient at t e • •
hospital there. She reports that
Mr. Smith's condition is improved
but it is indefinite just when he
will be released.
Monday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moon were
D. W. Moon and Mrs. Mary bailey
of Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith
and children who have lived in Hel
ena for the past several years have
moved to Billings and will make
their home on Terry avenue.
The Adult Bible Fellowship ot
the Methodist church held a short
business meeting at the church be
fore attending the lecture by Dr.
Zepskowski Tuesday evening. 1.Ians
were made to have a picnic lues
day, May 30, at the Johnson moun
tain cabin. This will be the xma
meeting until the fall season.
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BENEFICIARIES RECEIVE
SPECIAL N.S.L.L DIVIDEND
National service life insurance
dividend checks amounting to
$1,143,550 were mailed this Week|
to 15,310 beneficiaries of deceased
veterans in the Pacific northwest,
has
the veterans administration
announced.
This represents appproximately
85 per cent of the payments due
beneficiaries of deceased veterans
whose policies were in force at
time of death, the VA said. The
balance of the checks will be pro
cessed as rapidly as possible and
all payments are expected to be
completed by June 30.
First to receive the special div
idend checks are those beneficiaries
who are now receiving monthly
N.S.L.L benefits. Next in line will
be those who received their insur
ance benefit in a lump sum pay
ment.
A third group to receive dividend
payments will be those heirs shown
to be entitled to the estate of a
veteran whose insurance was
lapsed at time of death. Even
though the policy was not in force,
a dividend is payable for the time
the policy was maintained in good
standing.
Since heirs to the estate must be
legally established before payment
of dividends, distribution of checks
in this group will necessarily be
much slower. Only a small number
of checks in this category have
been mailed to date.
Beneficiaries and heirs who have
not yet receive^ their dividend
checks are requested not to write
the VA. Such inquiries will only
slow the processing of claims for
payment.
Question Of the Week
Q. I am a veteran of World
war I. Is there any limit for filing
a claim for compensation for dis
ability caused by my war service?
A. There is no time limit set for
filing a claim for compensation
under existing legislation.
NOTICE!
The Gardner Beauty Shop will
be closed Monday, May 29.
Motor-Vv Theatre
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Friday - Saturday
May 26-27
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back to our old schedule of TWO COMPLETE SHOWS
EACH NIGHT.
News Notes
Mrs. James Whitson and Mrs.
entertained at
Mrs. Whitson's home Wednesday
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evening at a pink and blue shower
^ complimenting Mrs. C. E. Story,
j j r> The guest list included Mrs.
0> a. Brohaugh, Mrs. Charles
i Story, Sr., Mrs. Omar Dobson, Mrs.
; Donald Shay, Mrs. Dominic Ricci,
; Mrs. Neil Shay, Mrs. Elroy Gillis,
1 Mrs. Wallace Shay and Miss Ger
trude Fillis.
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