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Thursday, February 18, 1943
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill were |
in Wolf Point, Friday.
Mr and Mrs Tony Heser were
shoppers in town Tuesday.
J. B. Johnson was a businses
ealter in Wolf Point Friday.
Frank Heser and Jimmy Gid- |
ley were in Wolf Point Sunday, i
Clarence Dillon was a busi-'j
ness caller in Wolf Point Thurs-i
day.
Oscar Luenberger from Vida
shopped in Wolf Point Widnes-.
day. > ■
. .. .
Lee Malloy and Tex Boya ■
were in Wolf Point Friday ev-,
ening.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Fuller and;
family were in Wolf Point Sat-1
urday.
See the Big Double Feature !
—"Down Rio Grande Way” —
“Friendly Enemies” also “Riders
of Death Valley" and a Cartoon
Comedy, “The Big Build-Up”. On
Fri., Sat.. Feb. 19 and JJO
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•» Thrifty, Buy Economically and Select Carefully, Shop at Super Valu Where You
C«n Be Sure of Quality and Make Your Food Dollar Go Farther. Super Valu Prices
Low on Every Item Every Day in the Week.
YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT SUPER VALU EVERY DAY LOW PRICES!
18K REG. FRENCH QUEEN Tru-Vu
Dressing S oz. bottle 19c Olives 10c Pecans 1 ex. oolle I 9«
CAROL SALAD STUFFED MANZ. Tru-Vu
Dressing ,„.l3c Olives 13c Pecans 69c
UK SALAD STYLE CAROL ASST SWEET PURE EXTRACT
Mustard .« >, 9c Pickles 13c' Vanilla t, ..25c
STOKELY’S STRAINED SELF FOLISHINQ WAX
Peanut Butter 39c Baby Food 4 _ 29c Flor-Sheen ... 39c
GRAPE RUTS
Flakes 2 U? ISc
PUFFED RICE
Sparkies 2 "Zr 25c
PUFFED WHEAT
Sparkies 4 oz. pkg. 10c
BUN RICH REG
Oatmeal 5 Pkg 27c
EXTRA FARCY BLUE ROSE
Rice Tru Yu 1 lb. cello 15c
CHOICE BLUE ROSE
Rice 3 29c
MORE CUPS PER POUND
IBK Coffee™, „ 29c
RED ROOSTER
Coffee Flavorful n, 23c
BE SURE TO CHECK EVERY ITEM - SEE WHAT YOU SAVEI
Dog Meal 3 17c Hi,ex 53c Lewis L Y e 3 “"•* 25c
K.g DISINFECTANT BLACK LIQUID POLISH
Dog Meal 2 b 0 ., 22c Sno White ^ 430 Jet-Oil 10c
K-9 KIBBLED RillCA AYf* A A H
Dog Food -. -,5c Sal Soda
Doe Food .... 29c ll,e 3 - »« Doll Towel, IDo
w SNO WHITE AMBASSADOR
Drano N . 22c Gloss Starch 19c Toilet Tissue Nll 5c
SELECTED FRESH ME ATS
E. & A. CASH STORE
^UPERVALUSTORg
! Mir. and Mrs. John Neubauei
cf Prairie Elk were in town on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Dahl were
shopping in Wolf Point Friday
! evening.
. Dan Sievers was a business
. caller in Wolf Point Thursday as
ternoon.
I Mr and Mrs Bob Balder were
business callers in Wolf Point on
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Bill Baker and
| Family shopped in Wolf Point on
, Saturday.
Mr. and Mi's. J. H. Willough
' ly and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Clem
| eau visited at the Dayton Wil
‘ loughby home near Riverside on
Sunday.
Ed Bach called in town to
transact business from his home
in the Benrud community. While
in town Mr. Bach called in the
Herald-News office and renewed
his suibgcription for another
year. ,
P PricM In This Ad, Except on Perish
able!, Are Guaranteed Thru FEB.
25th. We Reserve the Right to Limit
Quantities.
GRAPE NUTS 2 29<
PELS Naptha Soap 10 «« 49 (
SOFTASILK 27<
B A JXf Aym gelatin dessert a 1 *7^
im*Jl AH 1 ALL FLAVORS J 3'4 OZ. PKGS. * <
ALL VEGETABLE *7O/
X SHORTENING
LUX SOAP 3 - 20 .
The Herald-News —Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Wm. Pipal was in town from
the Southside Saturday transact
ing business.
Tony Heser of the Sunnyside
community shopped in Wolf
Point Friday.
IMr. A. Turn.r of the Prairie
Elk community was in town last
Friday afternoon.
I
Mr. McCormick and Dick of ,
Prairie Elk shopped in Wolf'
Point Wednesday.
| Art Hall, manager of the Pay-1
, N-Save store has been on thej
sick list this week.
Ralph Sickels was shopping im
town Thursday afternoon from
Ihc Sond Creek country.
Victor Bawden of Nick wail
was a business caller in Wolf
Point Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Dillon
and family were shopping in
Wolf Point on Thursday.
Lloyd Johnson and Bud Lein
of Brockton were business call
ers in Wolf Point Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bates 01
Brockton attended the Fire
men’s Ball Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diedrich
of the Sunnvsidc community
were in Wolf Point Thursday.
■ri sijPEpr~ri.
RAM
FOOD STORESH
_____J I
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Good were
business callers in Wolf Point on
Saturday.
Wim. Leijtzner who lives north
of Frazer was a business caller
in Wolf Point the first of the
week.
'Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and
' Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Demp-
I sey and family were business
I callers in Wolf Point Saturday.
j Mr and Mrs Russel Harmon of
i the Sunnyside community were
j shopping in Wolf Point Satur-
I day. ।
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eggebrecht
of the Vida community attended
the Firemen’s Ball Saturday ev
ening.
Mr and Mrs Bud Cahill of the
Sunnyside community shopped
lin Wolf PloSnt Saturday after
noon.
Miss Dorothy Damson of Pop
lar visited with Lila Dougherty
in Wolf Point Saturday after
noon.
Paul Christopherson and Ber
nard Wanderaas were- business
callers in Wolf Point Monday
afternoon.
Myrtle Nordwick. Addie Car
penter and.Lyla Dougherty spent
, Sunday in Poplar visiting with
friends and relatives-
Mr. John Knight, of Glasgow,
attended the Banquet which was
given at the Lutheran church
Monday evening.
John B. Kemp and Mrs. Anna
Mast made a business trip to
Froid, Culbertson and Brockton
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Bert Lynn, of
Richey, attended the Firemen's
Ball in Wolf Point Saturday
night.
There is a Cut Rate Matinee [
I every Tuesday at 4:10 p. m. Ad
j missions: Adults only 20c plus
i tax, children 5 & 10c plus tax.
Mr. and Mrs: Bud Balder ot
the Sunnyside neighborhood vis
ited and shopped in Wolf Point
Friday.
Mr. Harold Bawden of the
Nickwall community was in
Wolf on business Wednesday af
ternoon.
Lloyd Sethne. and the two
Hanson boys, of Wolf Point, are
home from the army for a few
days’ furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill and
Gust Johnson of Nickwall were
shopping in Wolf Point Thurs
day afternoon.
CASH NIGHT every Tuesday
Night at the Liberty. Don’t fail
to go, you may be the lucky
winner.
Mr. Andy Goodsei was in Wolf
Point Thursday morning, and
made a business trip to Circle
in the afternoon.
“This Gun For Hire’’ starring
Veronica Lake, Robert Preston
and Alan Ladd, showing Tues.,
Wed., Thurs., Feb. 23-24 and 25.
Don’t fail to sy it.
Mr. Ervin Emerson of Fossen,
Minnesot-ai> spent a few days last
week visiting -with his mother,
brother and sister here in Wolf
Point.
CLASH NIGHT, Tuesday, Feb.
23—PLUS "This Gun For Hire”
with Veronica Lake. Robt Pres
ton and Alan Ladd. Don’t miss
it.
Among those from the Nick
wall community who were in
Wolf Point Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs- Pearl Harlow and El
dora, and Mrs Ferguson, Elsie
and Tate Ferguson.
Mrs. Werner Luenberger was
visiting friends and relatives in
town on Saturday. Her many
friend^ will be pleased to learn
that she is much improved in
health, after having had quite a
siege of illness this winter.
Callers from Bainville in the
county seat Tuesday were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Traeger, Supt.
Dahl, Mrs. Rolland Hall. Mr^.
Ernie Sala and Art Coulston.
They wei*e here to attend the
meeting of the rationing board
held Tuesday evening.
Dr. A- Howe, Optometrist,
graduate of American College of
Opthalomology of Chicago, -who
has practiced Optometry for over
30 years in Montana will be at
the Sherman Hotel at Wolf
Point, two days, Monday and
Tuesday. March Ist and 2nd. Dr.
Howe will be prepared to ex
amine eyes, fit glasses and treat
all eye defects. Special attention
given to children. 4-2tc
'They’re back: Clark Gable
and Lana Turner against a back
ground of a world tom by war
in “Somewhere I’ll Find You,"
showing Sun.-Mon., Feb. 21-22.1
Don’t miss it.
MILLIE’S HAIRCUTS ARE . . .
. . . SHORT CUTS TO NEW LOVELINESS!
< W F° r Pra-ctibility . . .
We Recommend The
SMART BREVITIES!
Featuring The Bu-Tex Treatment—
The Hair and Scalp Conditioner
Millie 9 s Beauty Shoppe
J&tIEZIHCSEBZEBZIZESS
daoth'w AxhATknt for lafaint fwwdla# and babyformaiaaL I
TM OOVEItNMENT U NOTRATII O CANNED
MOK AT TAIS TIME
M,A
CASE OF SSmn
48 CANS r
*★***★*★*★**★★*********★★★★*★***
* FOOD RATIONING FACTS J
★ This will bo the last week-end that you will be allowed to purchase,
★ without coupons, certain foods that will be rationed. if
* These Oro The Toads Proposed To Bo RATIONED *
* CANNED FRUITS FROZEN FRUITS *
* CANNED JUICES FROZEN VEGETABLES *
* CANNED VEGETABLES DRIED FRUITS >
* CANNED BABY FOODS CATSUP >
* CANNED SOUPS CHILI SAUCE >
* The sale of the above foods will be “froxen" between
* February 22 and 27.
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CORNFLAKES]
QUEEN
OLIVES
COIN OR GLOSS
STARCH
PENICK 1-LB.
BRAND PKG.
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SODA
DIAL 1-LB. Cf
brand pkg.
P&G SOAP —
BUYYOUIULIMI^M^ICTOR^BONDJ^
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I PASCAL
|CELERY
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IN OUR SAUSAGE AND FISH DEPARTMENT
Cincinv CHOICE or TOHOOX aq.
dAUkiAula *m> BLOOD UDMOB ** HJ 1
HEAD CHEESE TO 511,V1 ** 29*
WnnTHSnDMOKBD-RBADYTOBAT I*33‘
PlKE—Urge lb. 22 c
JACKS lb. Jgc
FRANKFORTS ’^tender’skSis* -2S<
TENDERONI^-^IT
KLEEN-EEZ S 12‘
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THS NEW
Q RAN UI A TED
SOAP
W/rOzOO^
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QMAHTm RIGHTS RESERVED
I Lane Littlefield who has been
I visiting in town at the home of
'his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
. L E Blankenship, went out with
I his mother to their home near
1 Vida Saturday.
STRICTLY FRESH _ —
EGGS FARM CUSTOMERS
CRYSTAL GRANULATED n
M WAX% USE No. U X
rfIAVTTC Atmt Sally Q 1 c
VUVlhlMk PLAIN—Pound “ A
PABLUM CEREAL ^l9* 5^39*
WHEAT CEREAL H *ueen T Tro' 15*
GRO-PUP DE ^u mSn MBAt 2 19*
SAL SODA c b r ^ KB‘
CIGARETTES
Choke of CAMELS, LUCKIES, OLD GOLD, .... .
CHESTERFIELD, PALL MALL, RALEIGH, £ J QC
FLEETWOOD AND PHILLIP MORRIS TOW ▼ /
110-45*
APPLES 2’2 5
-* ' Large TJeliciou,
; ORANGES 34
220 Site
IUHAFEFKUIT 6 for 29c
I TEXAS SEBDLESS—FULL OT JUICE
LARD
THB LOW COST I
SHORTENING I
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THE SOAP
OF BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN
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