Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1939 — Page 14

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APPLES

LETTUCE 2 «15¢c I Cy 1 He

BRE 10 250 CELERY afi 2 5 Oc

5c GRAPEFRUIT . ORANGES

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PINEAPPLES

TEXAS Seedless

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FLORIDA

CARROTS 3 Bnchs. 1 Oc

POTATOES

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POTATOES

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U. S. NO. 1 GRADE

SILVERBROOK

CALIFORNIA

ORANGES 2 DQ,

252 Size

ach 1 5c IN HANDY 6-BOTTLE CONTAINER

ROYAL CROWN (Plus Bottle Deposit)

COLA RE 2.19: RE 3

CHEF BOY-AR-DEE ITALIAN Can C WITH PORK

SAUCE VAN CAMPS oN 5c

BEANS CHILI CON CARNE van cawes 2: 19¢ COCKTAIL SAUCE vax cawes ue 150

MACARONT ~ 215

DISPOSABLE TISSUES

KLEENEX 2: 25 BORDEN'S CHATEAU Dyn 2c

CHEESE CIGARETTES2 "19c

CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW DOODLE

COOKIES = 10-

WRISLEY’S OLIV- OLIV-ILO

3 cakes 1 4.

SOAP mimi. "IDEAL DOG FOOD 3 Cans 2 Sc

NOW, A SEVEN GOURSE MEAL FOR YOUR DOG!

Every Tin of Wilson’s Ideal Contains Seven Basic Food Elements Vital to the Well Being of Normal Modern Dogs. No Scraps, no Useless Fillers! Just Good Substantial Nourishing Dog Food That Any Healthy Dog Will Eat With Pleasure and With Benefit Day After Day.

SAVE IDEAL LABELS—YOU CAN EXCHANGE THEM

6-25: BUTTER

Use More Butter—Help the Nation’s Dairy Farmers

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Glo-Coat '"59c Paste Wax':*59c¢

CORN = 3125¢ 3x29

Style LITTLE CHIEF 1 Lb. Tr 15¢

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CLEANER 23 PACIFIC TISSUE 6-19 2 23c CLOROX

TEA SPUD "Dame CRISP CRUNCHY

Whole Kernel

BROWN LABEL

CIGARETTES

PURE, SAFE

LITTLE NUGGET BROOMS =~ 49° 4-Sew

FOR VALUABLE GIFTS!

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‘A RARE TREAT!

. Jane Parker Devil Fudge

NUT SAR

LEMON COCOANUT xa KE. w25:

Cocoanut

RED SEAL LYE 2c Cans 19

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Two layers of tender, moist chocolate cake filled with vanilla E butter cream frosted with choco- ach late nut fudge.

I¥2 Lb. LOAVES

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Owned and Operated by the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. These Prices Subject to: Change With Market Changes!

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THE FINEST LOAF . .we ever baked!

® Make this simple experiment and you’ll know why A&P Bakers are so proud of this bread! Buy a loaf of A&P Bread. Remove the wrapper. You'll find its crust baked to a golden brown; sure fire promise that here’s bread which tastes good any way you serve it. Look at a single slice. Note its smooth, fine texture—close-grained and - firm. Here's bread that holds its delicious freshness. And when you toast it, notice its tender even crispness. Break off a piece and taste it without benefit of butter or spread. How you will enjoy it! For here’s that full flavor which everyone enjoys most in bread. Make this experiment and you will agree this bread is the “finest we ever baked.”

- “A Dated Band on Every Loaf”

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