serving the Independent Christian Churches Sipoe 1950

Western Mexico Christlsn Mission

(Mailing Addraaa)
SB N. VillarreBi St

Telephone 3-61-59

apArtado postal no. 350

HBftMOSIULO. SONORA, MEXfcO

Dlfsctor

Co-Director

Mrs. Geneva S. Bowlin

Bible Schools Benevolence

Ht. ^erjild 0. Dowtin

MAT 196S

Phiyciys Evangefiftm
.- Dear Christian Friends:

"still doing "business at the same old stand"same location, "but new "bi^ldlng, as

yoa

can see in the enclosed photo, "Colonia Olivares" (prnounced-: Coe-low-knee-ah

Oh-lee-bar-es) is part of the new, far-western portion of this capital city of otrer
100,000 people. Pictured is the "Chapel of the Cross", hailt vrith funds given "by one
of llrs, Bowlins' Living-Link Churches, Maryvale Christian Church, phoenix, Arizona,-'

Lowell Megorden, minister, (Prof. Hilhert Fletcher of.DanYer, Olorad/i donated the
cement "patio tile" floor.) The Chapel is huilt of soft "hurnt-adohe" "brick, etacod
inside and out.

The cross on the top is painted with white fluorescent paint, and when

spotli^ted at night, can be seen for many blocks. There are an estimated 3000

people vrithin

a 5 block radius of this chapel; easy walking distance.

Our adopted Mexican son, Oscar 22, and I share the services at the "Chapel of the Cross^^
He has charge of the Sunday Bible School and teaches the youth class, (one of eur young
ladies teach the children's class); also the mid-week service.

I preach the Sunday

evening service (no morning service in this part .of Mexico), and we share the calling,
I am avraiting new literature for the adult class. The average attendance is 30-40,
Oscar performs the weddings and I handle the funerals, I only wish I could convey tO

you my joy in having one of my ov/n children v/orking with me after all these years on
the Mission Field.

I am sure you will also rejoice

Ariz, recently spark-plugged a
50 h,p. motor in Geneva's 1962
Church and Ifeily Vacation Bible
etc,,

v;ith me that this same church, Maryvale, Phoenix,

successful drive among the phoenix Churches to put a
Volkswagen Kombi, which serves as a Sunday School,
School bus, ambulance, v;edding and funeral car, hoarse,

etc.

ifester v;ook was a busy one-:

JUST

BLOCK

FROM t h e

^SBB

WORLOlSFAIR
68

brought four car-loads of students and their advisor from

the Univ. of Arizona for a work week, plus another
beautiful Easter Sunrise Service with over 60 persons

Thanks

you again for your prayers and your continued-

financial support.

SUST

Yours in Mexico for Christ,

S A TIO ISfi A L.
'SISSBOIVSARY

X^^-rmlT-n Ti

'GERALD D.

COIVIVEIMTIOIM
V

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Tf/lW

BQWLIN

I T A

fASSSMBLY HALL

p.S.

Our annual (1967) financial report is now-available.

September 24-27, 1963 '

SAN ANTOHK),

daughter, Kathy,

present.

HSi^lSFA I R
THE

Our

TEXAS
Sefld Ail neHef Packages To:
Mrs. Carol Strong. Forwarding Agent W. M.C. Mission
S674 E.Eastland St., Tucson. Arizona 85711 U.S.A.

Serving the independent Christian Churches Since 1950

Western Mexico Christian Mission

(Mailing AMresa)
58 N. Villarreal St

Telephone 3-61-59

APARTADO POSTAL NO. 350

Co-Director

HERMOSILLO, SONORA. MEXICO

Director

Mrs. Geneva S. Bcwiin

Bible Schools Benevolence

Dr. Gerald 0. Bowiin

Native Churches - Evangelism

Octo"br

196s

Dear 5'ellow Christians:

Ranemher the joy at yoiar "baptism?

At the baptism of your converts?
ihe joy of the first baptism you
performed, if you are a minister
or an elder?

Thus in sweet

memory can you

appreciate somewhat the recent

aiperience of our son, Oscar
when he . baptized his first

candidates. Also perhaps, the

proud happy feeling that came

to his parents,

(One of the

youiig men is pictured with

Oscar.)
In llexLco where a native

meidcan citizen

bom

must, according

to the Constitution, "perform the

rites of the Church", I .must say with the

baptize, but to preach the Gospel*"

Apostle fault

"For Christ sent me not to

How wonderful it is to have our soxi^ .a seaez^

generation missionary, baptize our converts,

Eiank you who sent financial help, a receipt for which is enclosed. Only as you
honor your pledges month by month, or send a love offering as the Lord prospers you,
are we able to meet our personal needs and continue the work for Christ's Church in
b'ostern Hesico,

Truly

ARE laborers together with God." May God richly bless our joint efforts,
Your^brother in Christ

Gerald D,

Bowiin

P. S, If you have not sent an offering this year, may we have one soon, at least to
cover the mailing costs of pur newsletter? Ttemh"' you,,,,GCB,

Send All Belief Packages To:

Mrs, Carol Strong. Forwardirg Agent W. M. C.Mission

5674 E. Eastland St.. Tucson, Arizona 85711 U.SA

HELP! BOWLINS NEED EINANCIALHELP. NOW/

Yes, the- ^O'vllns need personal financial help, iranedlateljl
"fe on'e for three neeks g-rccerles at the supernarket; house

poToont of $110.15(June & July); an equal anount at the

drug store; and arain at the garage v/here v/e have our car
and hus repaired.

"Yhy haven't ve let you friends know? We kept thinking

all year offerings would pick up enough that vire could send

out th"e' attached "?.esu;ne" and Financial report (which raany

have requested, and been expecting) and this in turn would

stimulate regular giving, plus some extra offerings. Things

haven't picked up, but we managed, to squeeze out enough money
here and there for paper, ink and postage, so

PL
READ TT^S ATTACFED ?,EPOF;T.

EASE
THEF IP yOU BELIEVE TFIS WOFK

IS WORTWILE AFD S'^OlEXi CO""'Tr''UE

SEND THE BOWLINS A GENEROUS CHECK TODAY

OEF.ALD D.

bo?/liii

WESTERIT r-EXICG CT-IR. 1ST lAF FISSIOF

APDO.

POSTAL 350

FErr'OSILLO, SO^TORA, imico

WESTERN MEXICO--I967-66
G3FLALD

BOWLlxT JjUIIlY-

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1st.

FAT lOFAL

MISS IONAPY

WESTEP-N MEXICO OHFXSTIAN MISSION

C ONV TNT ION
APDO.

POSTAL 350

SEPTEMHEP 24-27, 1968.

VILLITA

ASSE' ^BLY

HALL,

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,

HEP.MOSILLO, SONORA, ?CEXIOO

BUILDIITG 50E CHRIST IN V/EST-^T MSHCO

l96T-6g
As Paul espressos it in the socond chapter of his lottor to tho Sphosian Church so wo too,
in a foreign land are attempting to "huild together an habitation of God throu^ the
Spirit", by living, preaching and teaching the Gospel of Josus Christ, Vmd as Mexicans
becomo Christians wo aro holping build oarthly buildings as noodod for thorn to moot for

worship and followship,

Horo follows a rosumo in picturos and words of cur latest efforts.

f. nm

BUILDING THE CHURCH (BAPTISMN)^During tho yoar 1967 twonty'- soTon baptisms woro

rqpcrtod in this field, (scmo 5OO since 1950).

young pooplo fJhovm with mo at
our outdoor baptistry on 0. hill overlooking tho city of Eormooillo (125f000 pop,} arc
socond gonoration converts. That is, they woro raisod in Sunday School and Church much

as you woro. This wo fool is a groat stop forward in tho forming of tho iadogonous
Mexican Church, Those young people kaov whr,t its all abou1>--not moroly that tholr sins
arc forgivoa, as happons \"/ith most adult convorts.

During 1967 our young proachor in tho villago of La Mosa also had his first convorts, Tho

boy's namo was Juan (John) and ho wanted to bo baptized on St, Johns day, which wo
orrangod, On@ of tho villago girls nsmod Juana (Johnnio) hoard about it, loft hor birthday
party to como to Hormosillo to bo baptizod too,

Th^ Box^lin family has somo candidatos for baptism back in tho hills botwooa us and

Chihuahua, but wo must go to thornthoro* s a nico door atroam noarby

. Ono, whom I
thought wasn' t q.ulto' far motigh along to undorstod baptism said when I montionod
our plannod tripi "Mr, Bowlin, when you start bsmtizlng, I'll bo tho first in linqj
Must havo boon reading tho Now Tostamont I gave hlmj

mmm

BUILDIKG- CHAPSLSThe Chriatian church has four chapels here la Herraoaillo and one in
the country, IThese in the city are located almoat in the north, south, east and west

extremes of the city.

Here

where the woricing man does not own an automohil, we need

chapels within easy walking distance in order to he successful.

Pictured is the Maryvale Christian Church, Phoenix, Arizona, "Memorial Chapel" in Colonia
Olivares, (V/estside, Hermosillo)
Completed in 196?. It is called ' "The Chs^el of the
Cross"the spotlighted cross can he seen many blocks at ni^t, \fe estimate there are
3000 persons living in a five hlock radius of this chapeli

The Eanchito (Eastside, Eermosillo) was our first building. Villa de Seris (Southslde,
Hermosillo) was furnished a brick building which seats about 120, The La Mesa (country)
building is about the same sizebut of adobe. In San Benito (Eorthside, Hermosillo) we
built a chapel similar to the one pictured,

BUILDIIIG (EDlPyiHC) BELIEVERS

^My oldest son, Oscar and I share the duties at the

Colonia Olivares "Chapel of the Cross," I care for the Sunday evening service (no
morning preaching service in our part of Mexico); Oscar has charge of the Bible School,
teaches the Junior-intermediate class and the V/ednesdE^ Bible Study, Ten persons recently
began a course "The Bible for Youth" which I translated while on the staff of Colegio
Biblico 20 years ago. However, \Je call it "The Bible for Everyone" in Danish, Average

attendance on Sunday evening is 30 tho has been running ^ to 50 lately,

Oscar handles

the Weddings (Ceneva making the cake as a gift and furnishing the punch and coffee) and

I handle the funerals.

He works with the youth in La Mesa each week,

neither read nor write has charge of the Thurs,'prayer meeting,

A member who can

(His eldest son helps).

Mrs, Alex (Ssther) Julian reports an average attendance of 15 in the eve. ning service and
25 in 3ihle School in Villa de Seris, Our Seminary student in La Mesa has about the
same attendance , Eanchito, v;here members have cared for their o^m services for some

time is estimated at about this number too

As no preacher is available, children are

being bused from San Benito to Colonia Olivares,

Some have commented on the fact that Alex and 3sther Julians' names do not appear on our
new letterheads,

A letter was sent out but for those who did not see it, Bro, Julian

requested to be released from his duties with Western Mexico Christian Mission and Mexican

Bible Seminary as of Dec, 31t 1966, was accepted by the Board of Trustees, The Trustees
are currently negotiating the transfer of Church, Mission and Seminary properties which
are held in trust# They still reside in the Villa de Saris parsonage. We sincerly v/ish
the Julians well in their ornimental iron manufacturing business, Alex fabricates

steel sash windo\i;s, fences and old Spanish style ornamental grillv;ork for v/indows which
are used extensively in modern Mexico home construction,

IIo Seminary classes

are being held at present as Me seem to be in a slack period

v/here there are no interested students at tl^e right age. Other religious institutions
in the city are also affected. The Catholic seminary was reported as being able to
fill only ei^t of the forty vacancies in 1967J

I* 1

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BUILDIHO A MISSIONARY R3SIDEITCB

t "-

Rent is hi^ in the cities of Western Mexico and as we

were forced to move from the house we had rented at a frozen rate we found we must pay

around $125 dollars per month rent for a house adequate for our familyl Thus after
consultation with various of our supporting churches# we thought it hest to attempt to
huild a home, The hrethem
generously supplied money for a lot and a do^m payment on

the house.

Payments are $110,15 dollars a month for 1^ yearsi

We chose our location carefully# with evangelism of the new upper-middle class in mind,

V/e are thankful that the Anerican Churches who support this work realize that missionary
work today is not the "hit and run" or "shotgun" method of the 19th century "but rather a
long range proposition, To our way of thinking a life-time joh# and even then we prohahly
won't see all the fruits of our labors,

MISSION BUILDINGFor several years we had been slowly making cement block in the back
yard of the house we rented. These you see made into a shell of the mission building on
the back of the SOrf.20 ft, lot where our home stands. As you can see# we have only a shell#
V/e need a roof# doors, windows and floor, V/e estimate that $2,500 dollars would coii5>lete
this project, giving us an office, storage space# printing room, and room for a caretaker
to live. We have been robbed txfice since moving inj V/ith this danger we have talcen
turns going to church on Sunday evening in order not to leave our house unguarded.

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TIinC^R iraORIJiL X-EAY

(foto next page)Other missionaries seem to manage to take
American Doctors with them to the fieldThe Bowline are working v/ith a fine Mexican Doctor

who has a small private hospital near our Eanchito "building. He does all our doctoring
and surgery for us fresi practicing the judioChristian concept of his grandfather physic
ian who often came home without a coat having given it to some poor person!

ilrs, Geneva

Bowlin assists vdth the surgical cases and a number of ladies groins are "busy making gauze

pads, etc., T/hen available layettes are supplied to mothers with a Gospel enclosed,
Spanish Hew Testaments have been placed in all the rooms and vanish faster than the
Gedeon hotel Bibles,

Our

former forwarding Agent's husband, George 3, Tinker, one of the most generous men

have ever known, died in this little hospital and friends and family decided to give him"
a living memorial,Most urgently needed was an x-ray unit. This was obtained, finally
delivered last year, and now housed in its own separate room, with adjoining dark room,
"He being dead, yet speaketh, "

BUILDIHG A PAI-ilLY

(poto front page)

Geneva and I have two age groups in our family,

or as our Indian farmer friend put it "a spring crop and a fall crop" of children.
Oscar 22, as mentioned in engaged in youth evangelism in our city and country. Bob 21 is
in California going to college part time, awaiting his second, and he hopes, final, ear
operation, Xathy IS, lives with our forwarding agents, The Ray Strongs, in Tucson,
Begins her 3rd year of Hursing Science at the University of Arizona in September,

if"

X-' '-

W"'.-'

Yolanda Geneva (Veva) 7 ajui ELiza"beth (Becky) 6i vill both begin first grade in a Mexican
school in S^tember, They graduated from 3 years of Xindergarden this June,
do graduate,get a diploma ^dth picture and everything])

(They really

BUILDIITG THS CHURCH OP TOMOREOWAs I believe our U.S. Christians are well aware, there

is no "Standard Publishing Company" in Latin ijnerica. Thus hrs, C-eneva Bowlin spends long
hours of her time desigiing the lessons for our Sunday School and Vacation Bible Schools,'
Thru the years she has acquired quite a library of Anerican Bible Story books containing
outline drawings of Bible events, and is thus usually able to find illustrations for

the lessons.

The lesson leaflets she prints (Cestetner silk-screen process) and distri

butes to the various groups,

(How our children do love to use the crayolas])

She has

3 years of Children's Sunday School lessons now and also k years of Daily Vacation Bible
School materials.

But always looking for new ones.

She also arranges for Christmas sacks'for all our Sunday School Children,

This year the

San Benito-Colonia Olivares groi:5)s also got sweaters, (Thanks to Mrs, Gene Sandburg, a
Tucson, Arizona school teacher])
Geneva, Oscar and I believe we are building a"habitation of God in the Spirit" here in
our city, Hermosillo, State of Sonora, in Western Mexico, V/e also believe we are setting
the residents of this city and our Christian brethem an example of Christian living,
service and charity.

Wa firmly "believe that we, in our lifetime will see a fully oelf proyogating OhriBtian
dhurch in the Hermoaillo area of V/eatern Mexico.
V/e invite you to share in this

building program,

because it it is Christ* s)

with your prayers and your regular designated financial contributions.

now and ask about a specific project that interests you,
SMD OT
SMD-AIL KJNDS TO!

Send an offering

'

Gerald D, Bowl in
Western Mexico Christian Mission

Apdo, Postal 350

HEK^OSILLO, SONOR-I, MEXICO
SEtTD JiLL RELIEF PACKAGES TO:

TRUSd^EES!

Mrs, Carol Strong, Forwarding Agent

Lowell Megorden, Minister

Maryvale Christian Church

V/estem Mexico Christian Mission

567H B, Bastland St,

P, 0, Box 1^365

TOO SCR, ABIZOITA, S5711

PHOERIX, ARIZOHA,

85033

GERALD D. BOWLIN--MISSION ACCOBNT

FINANCIAL SWJMARY1967

benevol"b:nce
WESTERN MEXICO CHRISTIAN MISSION

FINANCIAL SDimRY--1967:-

BALANCE ON HAJID JANUARY 1, 1967

Beginning* Jan. 1, 19.67, ending Dec. 31, 1967.

March.

January.
FebruaryMarch.

April.

May.

Jun e

July . .
August .
Sept ember
October.

November
Dec ember

594.63

1,414.30

April. ^

20.00

944.96

2o.:bo

May.

Jiine I

July . I

1>399.42
2,279.86
1,069.76

53v00

August I

490.27

50.26

September
October!

133!00

Noverabei?

86.00
4o;oo
89.70

December

918.00

1,052.35
1,087.25
1,483.43
. . . .
14,091.57
. . . .
14,720.81

Total Receipts
sub-Total

Total Receipts

629:24

^1,357.34

January.

February

Receipts for Year:

Receipts for Year;

491.96

Disbursements for Year

Living Link:

Disbursements for Year

BENEVOLENCE FUND
Medicines.

4266.8 5

Christmas Children

Exchange of funds.
Printed checks

26.20
25.00

$2,400.00

Gegeva s.

2,400.00
1,500.00
1,500.00

Oeb ar. |.

Veiv^ .

Becky. .

I^iihi'yr^. .

5^83

Gerald D.

600.00
600.00

Construct Miss

TINKER MEMORIAL FUND t

Exchange of funds.
X-Ray Machine. .
Freight, X-Ray Machine
XRay EQuipt . .
.

1,952.98

Re

House Payment
Utilities f. .
Medical Pulid.

531.00
. 300.00
i 24050
. 28.55

997.96
612.11
295.20
276.59
266.80

Christmas "1967
Auto Repaii .
Moving Expenses

DEPUTATION FUND;

Printed Checks

5.83

. . . .

Jf

<5{r

s 5

-it

. Reht..Hou.d^

M A,R Y ,

i 1,217.32

Receipts for 1967

.491.96

1,709.28
Total Dlsburs ements-1967 t! ;-

Benevolence Fund

......2ACU00

3^..88

5.83

BALANCE ON HAND DECEMBER 31, 1967-$

120 ;55
110.00
64.80
52.00
35.86
24.00
11.20
6.40.

Legal FeeS;! . . .
Passports i,

Publicity j| . , .

AutorFeder^l Tax.
Travel.

AutorLic.Inspection

Tinker MemoriaL Fund 1,1(|^.05

Deputation Fund

. ;- G<3natr uc t T errelce
Exchange
funds

Balance on Hand January 1, 1967

259.08
258 .50

Lot, Mis s.j.,R esid enc e

Bank, Service Charge.

1,429.76

279.52

6.52 14,590.15

BALANCE ON HAND DECEMBER 31, 1967.1

130.66

WESTERN MEXICO CJIRISTIAN MISSION-

WESTERN mXlCO CHRISTIAN MISSION

FINANCIAL SIRfMARY1967

CONT*D.

EVANGELISM FTJND;

Beginning Jan. 1, 1967, ending Dec., 31, 1967.

January.

March.

581.22
443.24
445.23

April
May. . . . . .
June

July . . . . .
August . . . .
September. . . .
October. . . .
November . .
December .

Total Receipts.

D.V.B.S. and S.S.'

La Mesa.

.......

Magazines, Evangelism.

393.39
322.50
558.78

.....

614.15
569.88
426.04
133 13
120.00
52.35
34.00
33.63
15.83
5.70
5.00

Construct Col. Olivares

Deposit- Cancelled. .
Auto Repair. . . . . .

Peoeipts for Year:

February

EvangelismYouth. . .
Bldg. Rund Col. Olivares

Bibles ':and Books

Literature

354.15

postager. . .

284.25
750.67
362.24
408.54
330.59

Misc .

5, .

1.76
^

SUMMARY

5,234.80

Balance on Hand January 1, 1967

1^981.63
5>234.83
7,216.48

Receipts for 1967

Diaburs ements for Year:

GENERAL FUND :

Salary Bookkeeper* . 1
Rent Office. . . .
Construct Office .

.
.

Insurance Auto . . . .

Utilities Office . . .

Publicity.^ . . . .- .
.

Repairs Auto

'

'

' A

....

Federal Auto Tax .

P. 0. BOX Rent . .

Supplies Office. . . .
Stamps . . . .
Auto Lie. Inspection.
Books.....

....

33*9.52

V2'?3.20

72.57

$ 2^737.72

-Sf *

-Jfr

DUE AND PAYABLE:

24.00
18.25
14.64

Exchange of funds. . \
P.O. BOX Rent, Arizona

General Fund

Seminary
1>933.15
Evangelism
2,011.46
6,682.33
BALANCE ON HAND, DECEMBER 31, 1967534.15

' 168.63
164.25
73.77

Bquipt. Repair Office.

Travel

Total Disbursementsi 1967:

730.50
456.00
359.60

1.- Building Fund Col. Olivares. .$ 306.24

2.- Construct, Mission Office. .

224.60

4.- Deputation Travel. .

107.84

5 . S . S. and D.V.B.S.

* *

90.15

6.- Salary Bookkeeper. . . . . .

7.- Mag. Subs., Spanish Evang. . .

65.00
40.00

3i- Publicity

10.00
9.00
8.00
8.00
7.79

. . . . . . . . . . 120.00
.

953.83

SEMINARY FUND:

1,577.15

Salary Director. . .
Exchange of funds. .
Sem. Property Taxes.
Postage . . . .

202.00
83.00
51.00

Tranarer of funds.

SEND ALL FUNDS TO:

WESTERN MEXICO CHRISTIAN MISSION
APDO. POSTAL 350

HERMOSILLO, SONOPA, MEXICO

20.00

.CXiNTiD

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Z-H] GHTuiD D, 30^111" ?jU:ILY

Uonthly paynonts
House (15 year nortsaGo)

-$110.15

butane (Sunr.ior)"
C-^intcr)'

20,00
- 30.00

("inter ,6no,)

25.00

Hec!:ly 3:rpcnGe

.$20.00

Pood (for eight persons)

POOD cosps, k: 1. iOSIIoLO, 1IJiXi CO

!Iastard

Apples-

,50

Apricots (ih. )

,^5

Alun, foil (Syds,)-

,HH

Asparagus (y2 ceji)

1,00

Pananas ( i h , , 1 0
Ib.'bjr food-'-'^,18
Pread Sn, sandv.'ich**-^.- ,22

Paling po\'der (reg,

Paloney (l"b, )-

.H2
,5^

Bacon (ih, ) -
Beans
Pinto (l"b,)

1,10,
,12
6H

Bullion cuhec (each)

,0H
C a t s u p 31
Coohies

average^

Corn Hakes (sn)-*'

,32

,22

Crackers- 25

-Colgate tooth paste(Sn)Coffee (ih)

V--;
L-J

,HS

,6s

(reg)-

1,13

Car::pjell's Soup-
Cloro"' (ct,)
Detergent (2 l/2 IPs)-

,22
,32
,95

Coffee

Instant

Deviled neat w , 1 2

Dog food, can

,23

Ugge, ned, (Don)

,60

Pruit Cocktail (,;^)

Pryers (ih, )
Hour (20 ih, sack)
Hone^'' (16 03.)

Hanhurgcr (ih)
Ice crean (gal)

,51

,52
1.20
,75

.56

1.72

Jello
Juices (sn Can)

.12
.lo

Jans (16 on)

.53

IHeenox (200)
Hra.ft .1.^. Cheese (ih)

Lettuce (hoad)-

kayonaiSG (nt, )-

5.00

Ho,00

Ilcctricity (Sunnor,6nO, )-"

'$10,00

Water( Sumer )
" ('Jin tor)^

-22
1,22

,2H

l.HH-

.r $ ,31

"Hill: condensed(Lg, can)'

:;ilk povfdered(l"b,)

,12"
,22

llaple Syrup (16 03.),H0

ntir.^garino (ih)

.Ha

..>I!ill: 'freshCrtj
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.23
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Ilacaroni, spagetti (ih,).
^20
iTihlet's Corn

,31

Olives (/ 2 can)--

,36

Oats ('^uick, romid oo::)^^-

,l6

Oranges (ih.)^-

,15

Onions (ih)

,12

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Pudding*--"*""*^"'

*11

Potatoes (ih)

.16

Plunhs (i"b)

,25

Pineapple

,53

Peaches {f2)

1,56

peas (.,-' 2)-

Po". ouga.r (ih)

#30
,15

pepper (reg, can)^

.80

Rice rki-ispicGRitz Crackers (l"b, )-*

,30
,33

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20
,28

3"^ing "beans (^= 2)

Sardines-

,10

,30
^26

Scott tissue -

,10

Sugar (ih)-

,07

Salani (ih.)

Shortening (ih. )
Soap (face)

,95

.36

Bonatoe Sauce (sn)-

Vinegar (-f5R)Yicna, Sausage

Yel, liquid (sn)

,10

,31
,40

. ^5

Velveeta Cheese (ih)

Heiners (l"b).

.20