Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 53, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 March 1946 — Page 4

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tendercooked with meat and other vegetables; stewed with lamb, veal, beef, or chicken; and, of course, greens.and all, in delicious vegetable soups. For tender celery hearts, crisp, creamywhite, and. flavorful make your selection at

your A&P.

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PIECES

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SMALL LINKS

PURE PORK

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Seeds

Famous "Lincoln Park" .' Grass Seed 2 lb. pkg. ........ $1.35 3 lb. pkg. $1.95

Cultivator Five forged steel prongs heated to withstand rugRed usage. Handle just the right length for easy working. $1.15 Hand Trowel Handiest thing in the yard or garden! All-steel and finished in rust-resisting black enamel.

Garden Rake L" AM &k An all 'tepl ciued toth rake that's easy to use. Sturdy oak handle. ' ,. S1.19

CultivatorWeeder Tvvo-toc!s-in-cne for cultivating and weeding! 3 forged steel prongs with sharp - etfecd weeding, blade.

Markers They tell ycu what's planted where! 2G natural wood markers per package. 2 pkg3. 25c

Onion Ho a A lightweight yet sturdy hoe for a dozen garden jobs. 7" wide steel b?ule. Utility Pruner .K:'?y-actisn primer that iiy the hand! tee" , HOMEWARE STORE Phone 213

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Post-Sale Returns In Xnias Seal "

CASS TOWNSHIP

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C. StegemoUar, :Jswcll . Willies, Mrs.. Charles Wo its, Bert wi.kes, , Frank Heaves, Phillip Ringer,

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