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Thursday, May 13, 1943
"'' -
Person alsj
Leo Zuck of Scobey called on
friends here last week.
Geo. Teiszen of Lustre was in
Wolf Point Wednesday.
K. E. Voss made a business
trip to Opheim last week-end.
Jess Angstman was down from
Glasgow on business last Friady.
G R Austin of Glasgow called
on 'business in this city Wednes
day.
O. E. Spear of Richland trans
acted business in Wolf Point last
Friday.
Vital Jaumotte of Brockton
was in Wolf Point Saturday on ’
business.
A B Robertson of Spokane
called in Wolf Point on business
in connection with government
regulations in farming organiza
tions.
swExVAUlnoßts
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KELLOGG'S
RICE KRISPIES
2 « “ 25<
MARY STEVENS
CAKE FLOUR
29<
BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS
WHEATIES
•,s io<
FOR MORE CUPS PER POUND USE-
18K COFFEE
Corn Flakes 2„^„ 25c
PUFFED WHEAT
Sparkies 3 25c
SUN RICH
Wheat Flakes 2 LX' 19c
A kIHU A >c
GRANDMAS
MOLASSES 29< 49
DURKEE S FAMOUS
Dressing 10 as. 1>OUI« 35c
DROWN QUEEN
Olives 19c
STUFFED MANZ.
Olives V. 5 ;: 25c
ISK CIDER
Vinegar 13c
MOTT’B
Apple Juice 20 ox. tHtt Isc
18K JUICE OF Now Only 2 Points
Grapefruit 2 i."° e.n.29c
CAMPBELL'B TOMATO
Juice 14 «. e.n 8c
18K DELICIOUS TOMATO
Juice 2 W. 1 25c
WHOLE KERNEL VAC. PACK
IBK Corn 2 ’G" 25c
QUEST ALASKA
IBK Peas 19c
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i < \\/^ PRICES IN THIS AD EXCEPT ON PERISHABLES. ARE QUARAN
MX*—TEED THROUGH THURSDAY, MAY 20th. WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
I Check Every Hemin This Ad • SEE WHAT YOU SAVE!
E. & A. Cash Store
FOOD^|ySTORES
It is cash night at the Liberty
every Tuesday night.
A J Crandall of Scobey called
in Wolf Point Thursday.
J L Hatch of Minot transacted
business in town last Friday.
Henry Dahl of Dore, N. D. is
visiting in Wolf Point this week.
J R Thomas of Havre Stayea
over night in Wolf Point on his
way east.
R. F. Heard of Butte trans
acted business in Wolf Point last
week-end.
J F Wallace of Minneapolis
was in Wolf Point on business
last week.
Lottie Smith is visiting with
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Smith, and will return this
week to Minneapolis where she
is employed.
•*** T, * E! '** E a*s: save Tines, save mode*! shop at super
mocV WHERE OVALITY PLUS EVERY DAY LOW PRICES GIVE YOU THE
MOST VALUE FOR YOUR FOOD DOLLAR.
SALMON 29*
MUSTARD “ 12<
18K UNSWEETENED JUICE OF NOW ONLY 4 POINTS
Grapefruit 35<
WASH WELL, RICH, LASTING SUDS
Soap Grains 57<
VACUUM PACKED IN PERFECT <o^ .
CANNING JARS. MVE THEM.
DRIP OR REG. GRIND 1 LB. JAR
SUN RICH QUICK OR REG.
Rolled Oats 19c
IT'S SHORTCAKE pME
Bisquick 40 ox. pkg. 33c
ENRICHED FLOUR
Magic Bake 49c 1.10
FLAV-O-RITS
Cocoa 1 lb. pkg. (5c
MARY STEVENS
Vanilla 1 ox. bottle 25c
TRU VU
Pecans 8 ox. cello 69c
TRU VU
Walnuts .... Ml ,o 59c
WHITE PAPER
Napkins pkg. of 80 9c
KIBBLED
K-9 Dog Food 3 lb. pkg. 29c
SELF POLISHING WAX
Flor Sheen Pl „. 39c
Flor Sheen gw art 59c
Rinso large pkg. 23c
Palmolive 3 ban 20c
ASHLAND
Toilet Tissue 3 roll* 25c
she Herald-hews—Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
A P Johnson of Fort Peck
was in Wolf Point last week for
a short visit. a
Mr and |Mrs. Ed Schillinger
were in town from Vida Satur
day afternoon.
Harold Hanisch of Williston
visited in Wolf Point last Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs Elwin Claire went to New
Englnd to visit at her parental
home this week.
C W Hartman of Great Galls
called on business acquaintances
here Wednesday.
J O Shea of Billings made a
brief stop in Wolf Point last
week on business.
(Mr and Mrs Karl Karge and
son wfere in town Monday to
do some shopping.
Mrs. E. R. Merriman was a
Saturday shopper in Wolf Point
from the Vida country.
Mr and Mrs Theo Tritschler
received word from their son
Claude that a baby boy has ar
rived at his home. The baby has
been named Donald Claude.
All VEGETABLE SHORTENING
CRISCO
“ 72 c
NEW VELVET SUDS
IVORY SOAP
20<
THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
CAMAY
3 bars 20 c
THE NEW GRANULATED SOAP
DUZ
DUZ DOES jg
EVERYTHING XM L
LARGE PKG.
J A Knutson of Minot trans
acted business in this city last
Friday.
R A Bonell of Billings was a
business caller in town last
week-end.
Wm. Sukut of Williston was
a business caller in town last
Thursday.
A E Johnson of Bozeman was
calling on friends in Wolf Point
last week.
J C Jensen of Carelton, Minn,
visited friends in Wolf Point
last week.
C. L. Lee went to Saco by
-plane Sunday afternoon from
Wolf Point.
Harry McGraw of Sidney was
a business visitor in Wolf Point
last Friday.
P C Courtright of Newcastle,
Wyo. paid a brief call in Wolf
Point last week.
R. A. Welch of Fort Worth,
Texas was a Wolf Point business
visifbr last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. White of
Sisseton, S. D visited in Wolf
Point last Saturday.
C W McGinley, auto parts man
from Minot was in Wolf Point
on business Saturday. ,
Mrs Ross Cavanaugh of Peer
less is spending a few days in
Wolf Point this week. I
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Th* only
COWBOY PANT
with AH These
1 Features:
HSiB I MOT-IPOf! BRANDED
LmIM !■ IW WI Bl WAIR-ON-MIDE LABEI
SANFORIZED,
Hsie COMER-RIVETED
strain pointi
BSSA&TraKMU SCRATCH-PROOF
MgyWßrTgCffM HIP’OCKEn
oRfSI ^SHAPED
TC&IHI SADDLE CROTCH
■fißEhfing l tS&rtnkoy tan Thon i^h.
II
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.EW* Lob«* lAantHH
Brown^^
SHOES'
Announcing a service shoe
with a one-piece seamless
back that can’t rip—a smooth
inside that won’t rub. A shoe
that is made to give more
mileage—more comfort —
more value for your money.
See ir
Complete line bf
SHOES
For Dress or Work
GET QUALITY
When You Spend
Your No. 17
SHOE STAMP!
Everything In
WORK CLOTHING
Shirts, Sox, Gloves
Underwear
Hats — Caps
. V
Davey Tailors
WOLF POINT - MONT.
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President G H Vande Bogart
of the Northeast Montana Nor
mal college of Havre stopped in
Wolf Point last Wednesday and
visited with friends while here.
Mrs Ben Walter has been very
ill at her home for the past week
and is still unaible to be up and
around tho she is feeling some
better.
Miss Lucille Hamner, Social
Worker from the Fort Peck In
dian Agency at Poplar, transact
ed business in Wolf Point last
Wednesday.
\Mrs John O’Neill who ha r
, been visiting her daughter, Mr..
। Ray Smith in Wolf Point, Lm,
gone to Froid to visit another
daughter there.
James E. Griffin, state super
visor of the Crop Loan office,
stopped in Wolf Point this week.
, Mr Griffin was en route to Sid
' ney and Glendive.
James Proctor and son of An
, adarka, Okla., transacted busi
i ness in Wolf Point Tuesday. Mr.
Proctor is visiting relatives and
friends in Poplar also.
Lew M. Terry, special agent
of the American Surety Co. of
| Salt Lake City attended to
' business in Wolf Point the lat
ter part of last week.
i Two WAAC recruiters from
I Billings passed through town
last week, spending Wednesday
I night here. They were Lt. Eliza
■ beth Taylor and Aux. Mary
IWleiss.
(Marjorie Weeks has returned
from Haskell where she has been
attending school and is visiting
at her parental home in Wolf
Point.
C J Hutchison of Spokane was j
a business visitor in Wolf Point :
Saturday. He is the amiable
shoe salesman, well known in I
this territory.
.Mrs Harry Sorenson, teacher
from out north, spent the week
end in Wolf Point visiting with
friends and shopping. She was
accompanied by her daughter,
Rosemary.
Mrs Ray Smith is enjoying a
visit from her mother. Mrs O’-
Neill of Fordsville. N. D. Mrs
O’Neill has just returned fron'
Portland where she visited with
a son and family.
A hilarious comedy you won’t
Want t o miss—“Between Us
i Girls” starring Diana Barrymore
I and Robert Cummings with Kay
; Francis, Tues. -Wied.- Thursday,
| May 18. 19 and 20.
I Helen Montgomery is confined
to her hame with an attack ol
' the measles. This came as quite
. a blow to Helen as she had a
record of perfect attendance at
' school so far this year.
I Business visitors of the past
week in Wolf Point included
the following: Al Staler of Miles
City; W L Erwin of Kansas
City; J E Jerrie of Spokane;
Burr Hill of Great Falls, and
Clyde A Miller of Seattle.
Be sure to see the big double
feature program— “Thundering
Hoofs” PLUS “Call Out The
Marines” also “Th'e Secret Code”
and Colored Cartoon, “Mother
Goose on the Loose” — Friday
and Saturday, May 14 and 15.
। (Mrs Robert Hall (nee Kay
Sutton of the Trinity Hospital
staff until her marriage) arriv
ed Tuesday evening to take care
of George Barwise. She makes
her home at Hamilton, Mont.
I Dr. P. M. Feda and Dr. J. C
Moses attended the state conven
tion of dentists held at Helena.
Dr. Feda also stopped at Great
Falls on business matters en
route home.
| Mr and Mrs James Cadoo and
daughter of Williston spent
Mother’s Day in Wolf Point vis
iting Mr Cadoo’s mother,, Mrs.
! Jesse Williams and his sister,
Mrs Elsie Shanks.
I
I Mrs Harry Walker of Poplar
1 visited Monday and Tuesday of
'this week at the home of Mrs
Nlettie Mitchell, attending the
birthday party for her sister Mrs
i Hattie Towns while here.
i The most amazing mass of tal
. ent seen in a picture in a long
time—’’Star ISpangled Rhythm”
। with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope,
Dorothy Lamour and Paulette
Goddard and many other stars.
Sunday and Monday, May 18-17
' —See it.
SAFETY
—lB ALWAYS THE FIRST
CONSIDERATION. NOTHING
ELSE IS SO IMPORTANT.
NEW YORK LIFE INS- CO.
1 GEO. LOFTUS, Agt
Fri-nds will be glad to learn
that Mrs. James DeWane who
has been confined to her home
with illness most of the past win
ter, is now able to be up and
about the house again.
“DOC" DULLENTYS MOVE
Mr and Mrs A E Dullenty and
small son have moved from the
Northside to their newly purch
ased home on Custer Street,
known as the Burgess house.
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TOMATOES =
PRUNE JUICE &.29< TOMATO JUICE 22<
“SUNSWEET** (S BLUE POINTS) “WESTFIELD MAID** (U BLUE POINTS)
PEACHES R^UCES GLASS 2S< VEGETABLES 3 ANS 9< I
-DEL MONTE (21 BLUE POINTS) MIXED (14 BLUE POINTS PER CAN)
*1 AW Hl? ANC CHOICE HAND PICKED
IV AV 1 Dll AN 3 (ONLY 4 BLUE POINTS PER LB.) A3'
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FRUIT JARS:E »
OATMEAL «"19<
lakeland brand-quick or regular
M CTIDPII PENICK CORN 4 1-LB.
•*"'*“ OR GLOSS 4 PKGS. I#
HEINZ SAUCE “vSHF BOL 23^
codfish NOT RATIONED liSST*
■QmgjmnnM PRESERVES apjJjk^’orapb
griddle cake mix
“GOLDEN SOY" 20-OZ. f Q(
FOR PANCAKES OR WAFFLES PKG.
Ar BATH SIZE lA, O REG.
IV* J CAKES V s
f SWAN SOAP it floats 4^2S< 1
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Ann ew on V CRYSTAL WHITE X
49 lbs.sKoU ^0 -v 45^^F
We Reserve The Right Tb^Limit Quantities
Ped OwS Food StoheA
Page Four
MRS. R. F. HANSEN HAS
OPERATION AT ROCHESTER
Word has besn received from
R. F. Hansen that Mrs. Hansen
was operated upon Tuesday,
May 11th at Rochester and is
progressing nicely. Mr. and Mrs.
Hansen went to Rochester ten
days ago in order that she might
have a thorough check-up and
the doctors there found an op
eration necessary.

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