Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 44, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 1 March 1945 — Page 4
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SCOTT CITY
Misses Maxine Hamilton and really soothing because they're really .medicated Millions use F & F Lozeng'.-s to give their throat a 15 minute swot Ii tng, comforting treatment Mi at reaches ail the way iuun. l or toughs, throat irritations or hoarseness resulting from wldscrMiiukiw;, sootho with E & F. Box, only lOf.
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jN'ol one single ration point is needed for any item shown here. A tremendous variety of fine ration-free foeds. Dig values. And a double, money-ljack guarantee on every Kroger Brand item. Hurry to your Kroger Store now!
BicammaBaMMaea Large 60-70 Size PRUNES 2 Lb. Bag 31c Fancy Rice 2 Lb. Box 20c Walton's Wonderice. Corn Flakes IS oz. Pkn. 11c C.C. 18 IMs Servings Rolled Oats 18 cz. I'Kg-. 21c Ccuntiy Ciab, Quirk or Ivfg. NORTHERN BEANS, 2 Lb. Bur 21c Lima Beans 2 Lb. Bag 29c Lge. Size SPAG. DINNER, 17 oz. I'kR. 2rc Country Club with Tomato Sauce. PICKLE SNAX Qt. Jar 2 k Budlong Dill Social Club Mince Meat 23 oz. Jar 45c HOT-DATED COFFEE SPOTLIGHT CLOCK BREAD . .'.
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Ivory Soap n 3 Med. Bars 17c Ivory Flakes Supplies Limited Large Pkg, 23c Camay TOILET SOAP 3 Ree Bars 20c Oxydol Large Pkg. 23c - Cnscev- ' Lb. Jar 25c 4 Points 3 Lb, Jar 69c 12 Points DUY WAR IJONDS!
Virginia Hamilton spent the week-end with their mother, Mrs. Laura Hamilton, Mrs. Gladys Boyll of Youngstown called on' Mrs. Dove'Clark Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Steve Baiui who underwent an operation in Terre Haute lias returned home and is doing nicely. Mrs. Ada Sluder of the Oil
Thousands el men Mid women havo found that time-tested Stuart Tablets bring quick. happy relief to sleep-robbing symptoms of acid indigestion, gassiness, and upset stom ach. Taste -delicious, easy to like no miring, no bottle. Tit them bv8 a good night'l aleei and wake up in thfl morning feeling like a $1,000,000. Get genuine Stuart Tablet at your druggist enl.T 25c, 60c. or $1.20 wider mVti'i positive money-back gnaiaaijjy Seminole Yellow MUSTARD Qt. Jar 10c A Value! PRESERVES Lb. Jar 19c Aunt Jane's Pure Grape Apple Butter 28 oz. Jar 21c Mi-Choice or Goodwin's Peanut Butter Lb. Jar .'11c Donald Duck Homogenized Salad Dressing Qt. Jar 26c Kitchen Queen New Improved Rite Crackers Lb. Pkg. 21c N.B.C. Ited Beans . . . No. 2 Can 9c Garden City Baked Beans No. 2 Can 13c Van Camp's Vegetarian Milnot .... 4 Tall Cans 2Sc So Rich It Whips Raisins ... 15 oz. Pkg. 13c Country Club Seedless Gold .Medal or Pillsbury's FI,OUR 25 Lb. Bag $1.19
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2 26 ;A.TY PORTO RH'AN 3' YEM.OW ONIONS, 10 lijtR ........ .'!'Jc Selected.. Mm! for SUting or f'onktin;. HEAD LETTUCE, I gc. Dead 10c Fresh. Solirl, Crisp. 0s TOMATOES ..... Lb. 19c Ketl Ripe Repacks CARROTS
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CHEESE Lc-ighoi n or Daisies. 12 Points
SIRLOIN STEAK Lb. Ik Politick Fillets . . Lb. 21c CIm;- Cub of (;iatl: "A" I'.eef: ,"ii'"t Free. li l'oiiiis. ' Whiting 11 & G .. Lb. 16c or Jack Salmon Just a back NECK RONES Lb. 9c. bone! No Points. Lean Mealy Cod Tenderloin ... Lbi 32c Delicfious While Fish No Whiting Fillets . . Lb. 21c Waste. Point Free. No Bone or Waste-Foint Free! PORK DRAINS ... Lb. 20c Selected SAUSAGE, Pork ... Lb. 35c Seafmed ju.vt li.ghil 3 Points a Pound!
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Field neighborhood 'called On Mr. Laura Hamilton Sunday afternoon. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens called .' on Mr. and Mrs.. Emory
Benson Monday evening. Mrs. Hcdworlh and daughter of east of Shclburn visited friends in Scott City Saturday evcuing. Mrs. Gladys Boyll of Youngstown, Mrs. Druzille Bailey of Terre Haute visited their' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Eldridge Sunday. Miss Alma Cutsinger and Mrs. Hope Hall attended the sale at Wm. Kemmel's Friday. Mrs. Laura Hamilton and Mrs. Rosamond Holmes visited relatives in Terre Haute Friday. Mrs. Gail Orr and Mis. Josephine Eldridge called on Marie Owens Sunday evening. Win. Cutsinger is ill. Fred Chowning was in Fair banks Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bede Jewell is ill. Mi s. Dove Clark was in Shelburn Saturday afternoon. Healthful Nutritional EGGS Doz. 35c PANCAKE FLOUR, 5 Lb. Bag 23c Country Clnb Sell-Rising FLOUR . .. 2. Lb. Bag 98c Aveiulale All Turposc Table S-'lt IVz Lb, Box :5c Free Running GINGERBREAD MIX, 11 oz. Pkc: ,.. . 22c Dromedary CORN MEAL 3 Lb. Bag 27c tJakc Yellow. ' White 5 Lb. Has 27c Egg Noodles IB oz. Pkg. 18c Country Club Broad or Med. Clock DomitsV. . . Doz. 13c Sugared Plain Doz. 12c KiM-do's ' Orange Jce. 46 oz. Can 47c oz. Loaves 21c i UEO RADISHES, ?, Tinnrlips '. . TcxasSraiict C.lobe 10c OIUNUES .8 Lb. I5;ig fi:ld Tnicy I'loridU's Sweet, Thin Skins'. APPLES ...... 3 Lbs. 23c Fancy Rome Beauties Good Cookers or Eating: Large Bunch . . Lb. 35c a Lb. ARRETS
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Throuch the Red Cross the American people serv the men of tl.nr Army, avy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. This 19J!j wr fund poster reproduction symbolizes Red Crow service with the Army. ........ . j
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HARD-FIGHTING U. S. MARINES, who have paid the PaciHc's .highewt price fur is hours of battle with 5,372 casualties t Iwo Jhiia. wrested 546-foot Mount Suribaclii m the south tip of the iyiand from the Japanese. Old Glory was raised on the volcano crater's rim by the 2Sth Regiment, signaling the end of one phase of the terrific battle to capture the important island that lies but 750 miles froi. Tohyo. The Leathernecks arc now pushing- toward the island's second cur base, having taken the first in initial lighting;, (international)
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ln.Lrttril COkhEW edict hits the U. S. and night clubs are co-operat-l-.ij.:. I'hotoi. above were taken in New York as the curfew went into ' - . (International)
FALtS TO MARINES j? ' Vbt-,. ;-, s. -Mr Moro ' t V1 " 1 t 1 " tf 1 Si V ? . .
OIL FIELD NEWS
Mrs. Henry Seewer has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Irene Burns and family near Plymouth, Indiana. . Mrs. Myrtle Blunt is visiting relatives at Mt. Pelier, Indiana. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Kimmel and daughter left for California Sunday where they will, reside. Pvt. Max D. Siuder has been returned from overseas and is in a hospital in Colorado. A getwell card shower is being given rviL Girls' COTTON DRESSES P ull-skirted frocks with ruffled collars and big patch pock- OflQ ets! Tie-back and button-front. 7-11. BLAZER-TYPE JACKETS Styled in soft wool crepe neatly piped C Of) jn smart white. Lined. Sizes 7-14. PLEATED SKIRTS Makes another suit for daughter to. wear, or' use separ- O QO ately with a pretty blouse! 7-14. . S P R I N ( C O A T S Fitted or boxy style in soft monotone tweeds. Some within Oft belts buttoned in the lVtJU back! Sizes 7 to 14. ROYS' SWEATERS Plaid and check cloth f rout coat sweaters that look O Oft , ike jackets. Slip- 'u overs, too. Sizes 86. . K O Y S' H A T S 1.49
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him and those who care to tsend a card his address is : Pvt. Max O. Sluder, 35809996, U. S. Gen. Hospital, 'Ward A-10, Camp Carson, Colorado. Save Waste Paper forWarl
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SIIANDCARR Without Painful Backach Jinny euflcrorp rcliwc iinirhut bak.-i quirklyt onre they discover th;:t tlin ; caupe of their trouble nmy be tirwl ki!n' The kidneys arc Nature's chief way of i inc the excess acida and w;ietc out ot blood. Ttiey liclp most, people pass aboii pints a day. t When disorder of kidnoy funftion pfirn i poisonous matter to remain-in vour blocn; may cause nagging backache, rheumatic leg pains, loss of pep and enercy, gcLtimoiglils, 8welling, putunefs uuilcr tho c. headaches and dizziness. Frequent or c;i passives with smarting and buminsr ay times shows there ie ein)thing wroois v your kidney or bladder. Don't wait! Ask vour druiririst. for Do;r rill?, unl euceewhilly by millions for 10 years. They cive happy relief .nd will 1 1.1 io 1.1 lijilert of kidney tubes (lush mil otia waste iruiu your blood Uut Uoivti s V IK -.
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HOYS' TP ENTWt)OI) CASUAL (OA1.S AH wool, -both the snappy nl. iid and the suede cloth con
.crowd! 10-18. TRENTWOOD DELUXE SUITS Light brown, light blue, heather herringbones all the right ; tones for spring, in nubby all ' 19 7 wool tweeds! Pleats, cuffs! LL-i-J 10-20. SPRING PATTERNS IN ROYS' SLACKS Hardy herringbones, fancy . new checks with overplaid 9 C3 patterns. Solid colors are 0,oO lighter! 6-18.
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OXFORDS FOR RDYS AND GIRLS Built on a child's last; linings ' are Sanitized'5 to promote foot O AQ health. Neat styles, with scuff- J less tips. Sizes 12-3. Sizes S'2 to 11 z 2.2!) Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
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