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PAGE 8 THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1938.
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Saturday Night 4 ~ ~ Jk IK T~~ 4 / ~ Beach Auditorium
Oct. 1st I UC 1-~AIN ~~.d J~~~~ ........ Tell Your Friends
SPECIALS
FOR S AI~.~. cabinet farm ra-
. room and: f~r the wcm~L~g stair- . SOLICTORS WANTED--To sell WANTED~Housekeeper. at dio, 6 tube~/~Da]e ~tste~d, ~Bpach
into the Str~men~: room. Forms :.~membership.~¢rtificate~ in reliable News office. 51-tf ~ g~l-ltp
supports are now being set pre- benevolent :~ciety. At splen~d op-
paritary to running the concrete floor portunity to make mbne~m spare
Of the fire truck room. time. No experience ~ec~ary. State
license paid to solicitS. Write box
For Saturday Only
Banana Split 10c
Big "Push 'Em Up" Con~s... 05c
B}g Ice Cream~Sandwich~ . 05c
Large Ice C~m Coca Cola
Float lOe
cozy
OUR MOTTO: '~uality and Service First"
I II IIIII
ALPHA " I GARNER
:_ II I ii1,1 H i I_ i,
~s ~ ~d ~ mvey o~[ Mr. and Mrs. pen. ~.~hl~ and
Beach were dinner guests of ~r. and ~ baby spen~ ~ne weeg end at ~ne wosep-
Mrs. H. A. Bury, Thursday. i ka home.
Last Tuesday morning Miss Vonda] Mrs. F. Schmelling, Mrs. Fred Wass-
Jendro went to Sent~l Butte wherelman Mrs. T. Wo~epka and Mrs. E.
abe is employed at ~¢1~e Butte hotel. Shoen attended the Birthday Club at
Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Bury and dau-
ghter returend home S~turday from
S, Dak~, where the@ had been visiting
relatives and fri~ds.
Mr. and M~.~lW. A. Thornton of
Dickinson spei~Sunday~ nigh~ a~ H.
A, SuiTs. / ~ ~ ~
A large cr~ ~tte~ed the birthday
]party at the J~H. White home in Oolva
Thursday af~rnoon. /A lovely lunch
was served ~y Mrs. White and the
usual good tlme was had.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Johnson return-
ed to their home at Little Falls, Minn.
Friday, following a visit at the Ed
Jendro home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wojohn and family
of Beach spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Fred WoJohn.
Phone Your News to 39
Mrs. Jim White's home in Oolv~ on
Thursday and IV~,~~ a very enjoyable
afternoon~ /
Ed Writers ~ visi~ting, relatives re-
latives ~ this vicinity, ~e recently
re~urne~ from Dell Raplfls, S. Dak.,
wl~re ~e lives with his ~mother.
Ntts~¢ Ann.a Dietz is a fmitor at the
Joe\ I~fetz home. /
Bi~ Burns spent the weekend 'with
Rodney Shoen.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Olstad visit-
ed at the Shoen home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kreitenger were
callers at the Shoen home Friday
evening.
BOXING at OUie ~. Oct. 1. Dance
after fights. Starter9 p. m. Adm~lon
~ents 50c, ladies ~c. / It
Underneath ~his floor will be two
store rooms, one for the use of the
firemen and the other for general use.
The outside work will be rushed as
rapidly as possible in order to complete
it before winter sets in.
Community Auction
Draws Good Crowd
The community sale sponsored by the
business men of each and held last
Saturday brought a large number of
articles to be offered for sale as well
as a good crowd to bid on them. With!
771, Dickinson, N. D.
FARM FOR SALE CHEAP--~Inq~ij~ at
Purvis Tire Shop, Beach. i ~52*-tf
FOR SALE--(~e pair of !~oes,'/ size
10, genuine hose shell Wolverine. Call
at News office. 51-tf
FOR RF_h~--Furnished modern
ment. Minnie Smith, Beach,
89-J.
TAKEN UP--Coal black s~ud horse,
with white spot o~ forehea~l/~weight
probably 1200. See ~rank Z~, Beach.
....... 52-tf
A. C. Mogle as auctioneer, C. O. Halvor- I
~on as clerk and the assistance of WANT TO BUY--Used pipeless fur-
Elmer I~asbrook, Walt Bratton and nace. Must be in good condition. 20
Jack Llndt in conducting the sale the I or 22 inch size. Hanson Lbr. & lqdw.
goods were+rapidly disposed of at sat-~Co., Golva. 51-2t
l~factoiT prices in mc~t c~ses. Approx- ~ ~ ~__._-'~':=-----_~_'LT-- "----.~'e-e~e~
l~atelv 120 artt~l~ ~ ~I~ ~I ~ ,~L,~u---o~vun ~al m~ ~u
.............. ~m' e s offi
a total of $15~-q6. Absence of the house. Inquire at N w ce. ~0#6tp
tmual amount of Junk was noticeabk
the articles being in good shape,
of them being new.
ROY JOHNSON WRITES
The New is in receipt of an iaterest.
ing letter from the Roy Johnsons,
who are v.ow located at 518 N. 5th
Ave. E., Duluth, Minn., in which th~
~end regards to their many friends
here, and say that they miss the
Golden V~lley very much. Mr Joh.~.so:~
states that his hay fever has cleared
up almost completely since they arrived
!there, and he feels very good. Roy adds
THE 'X' in
is the
"HUMAN
ELEMENT
Each prescription contains an un-
seen ingredient--the Human Ele-
ment, composed of the skill and the
personal integrity of the druggist.
No mecha~cal instrument has been
too, that even in Duluth, they take devised tO, t~e the pla~e of training
time out twice a. day for a cup of cof-
and expei~len~in compounding me-
fee, so he feels right at home. dlcines. \j
A MISTAKE At WALL DRUG~TORE this Hu-
man Element guarKntees that all
The News has been informed that drugs are of the highest quality and
It was in error last week when it are compounded to conform exactly
stated that Clif Bartholomew was ! ,~.~ ..... a,~tor'~ instructions
among the contestants at the Midway! .... ~ ........ _"
Tavern, which was to have been held[ W[A[ | i~D|TJP ~['~d[~.
last night. Mr. Bartholomew says he] ~//-~lAIA ][fl][~.tJ~
definitely was not entered in the event, I .... ~t'^n^ 31
was never approached on the subject, t Beach, P~. u. rnt, v
and had no intention of entering it. [
F..1". Reynolds Co.
WerDeliver Free ,~ , Phone 75
/BREAD, lar e 24 oz.lOaves : .-..~=~0C . DstI~
CHEESE, . fancy, Colby style, lb...19c FLOUR, 49 lb. bag .......... $129
Macaroni-Spaghetti, 2 !b..l~ox .... 16c SUGAR, 10-1b. cloth bag:.. ]..".-55c
, , l~Lb. Sack __~---$5.29
Tomato Juice, Fancy, 3 large cans .27c ~GRAPES" :i ...... ,(pounds for 29c
Pork
Beans, fancy, 2 large cans . .23c CELEI{Y~esh.. 2bunches31c
Tomato Catsup, 2 large bottles . .25c ~c
sl No.l, $1.29 eOTAT S, h cobbler ba .l c
POTATOES,
U.
" "SWEE! POTATOES ..... 51bs. 29c
APPLES, Fa_ney I)elici~us, b .... 95c
Tomatoes, ripe, home grown, box .39c COFFEE
LARD, ure Swift's, 2 lb. pkg. .... 23c ~i 'U,X
p
FLAKES
Gold Medal Flour, 49 lb. sack...$1.45 |S(0T T|~U~i ~2,,"~" "~ 2~
WaffleS'yrup, 5 lb. pail, now only45c | ~,~_,,.~'2]'I .~LUX S O'AP'
Tomatoes, 3 No. 2*cans .......... 25c ~ ~~.4~,~5¢
~.IFgBUOYuazvu soAP 4o~. ~I¢
GET OURPRICES ON QUANTITY ~:~' *S9'
Of Flour For Your
Meet Yoar Friends at the
PALACE BAR
We have a Complete Stock of
Soft Drinks, Candies, Cigars, Cig-
arettes, Tobacco and Snuff
BEER ON T~:P
Also in Picnics, Quarts and Pints
i • i I
AL WOSEPKA, Mgr.
ilOUS[CL[ANING SAL[
I
HILEX BROOMS
gallon jug"A" Grade
55c
49c each
Lye, IGA. ..... : .... 13-ounce can 8c
Silver Polish, Wright's... 8-oz. jar 21c
Mopsticks... ...... ........ each i0c
I,AIIIAI ... z.ars] c
One can IGA Cleanser free with
24:oz. pkg. Soap Grains ....... 21c
Sal Soda, IGA ......... 2 ]/~ lb. pk. 10c
~"'1°"~ l.gpk.23c
I dreft ....
Friday and Saturdyy Only
Cherries, R. S, P. :~.. ~o. 10 can 59c
P~ed, NoAOcan 39c
Assorted Toilet Sod s 5 bars 25c
Cabbage, solid heads .. i.. per lb. 2c
Onions, large yellow... :: i0' lbs. 27c
Cranbe~.....2 ~i>:: 37c
THOMPSON'S FOOD HARKB
We Denver Phone 55