Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 168, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 August 1946 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1946.

ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR, IF NOT PLEASED, your 3oc back. Ask any druggist for this STRONG fungicide. TE-OL. Made with 90 percent alcohol, it PENETRATES. Beaches and kills MORE gerirm faster. Today at Bennett's Fherniacy.

Tired Kidney:

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Sleepiest NigEits' Doctors ear your kidneys contain 15 miles of tinytube3orfilters which help to purify the blood and keep you healthy. When they get tired and don't work right ia the daytime, many people have to (ret up nights. Frequent or scanty passages with smartinprandbuminfcsometimes shows there is something wronsc with your kidneys or MadderDon't neglect thisconditionand lose vSluable, restful sleep. When disorder of kidney function perm its Poisonous matter to remain in your Wood, it may also cause nagsing backache, rheumatic Pauin, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, welling, puffinesa under the eyes, headaches and duziness, . , ' Don't wait! Ask yonr dWglst for Doan's rills, a stimulant diuretic, used soccrtsfullv by millions for over 41) years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the J6 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous wasto from your Wood. Got Doan's Pills.

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One-Minute Test : 1, Where is Arcadia National Peak? 2. Where Is King3 Canyon? 3. In what state is Zion National Park? 'IM);; ' ' Words of Wisdom Me that is good for making excuses, is seldom . good for anything else. Franklin. Today's Horoscope If you are celebrating a birthday today, you should cultivate and practice self-confidence. Al

though you are capable of great success, you are apt to keep In the background. 5Tou are fair-minded, generous, kind and considerate: affectionate but not demonstrative. Alterations in documents, contracts, and communications should be deferred today.

Plan for changes in the home, its

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location, or redecoratioh can : be successful, however. Obstacles to obtaining your ambition are likely to prove difficult to overcome. The latter pfert of the day presents opportunity for pleasant adventure. The moon enters Taurus at 10:58 p. m. Hints oa Etiquette In ease of a street accident, don't rush to the scene out of curiosity and stand and stare. If you cannot be of any assistance, go your way. It is both more helpful and more courteous.

Horoscope for Sunday '' Today's birthday celebrant is acquisitive, has a quizzical and philosophical turn of mind. You are courageous, positive in your ideas and tastes, resourceful and intellectual. You enjoy good reading, and strive to improve your

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mind and to acquire the friendship guests a few days last week of

of well educated people. You will Mrs. Anna Shepherd. . mavry young and be happy. In-! Dinner guests Saturday of Mr. fractions of good behavior will anrj Mrs. Dode Flgg were Mrs. prove expensive today. If.-.you Faul olguSi Mrg ola Hulett of want a favor, you can be eloquent Terre Haute .MrS- Lou Ashburn tjrVLitn Du8ger. Wiibert Robertson of ouamtance can easily prove lnsin--'-- ' cere today. Turn down an un- ,Sulllv:f f nd Mr and Mrs' Har" usual or eccentric request. Listen lan Chastain. Evening callers to the news broadcasts for inter-, were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Laresting items, and finish every , son. Lloyd Sliger of Evansville, task that you begin today. jwas a supper guest. ' - Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gaston One Minuie Test Answers iof Rockford, Illinois, were guests , rs iu .,.. t - ti, ; f Mr' and Mrs. Gerald Usray 1. On the Maine coast.. It is the nji,t group of granite mountains upon: ay. g r' Mount Desert island and point on I Mrs. Anna Shepherd was the opposite main land across French- guest Monday of Mrs. John Alexmans bay. . ander.

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and family spent the weekrend with relatives in Anderson. Donald Harlow has accepted a position in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Miller of Plymouth, Indiana, were the

j guests of Mr. and Mrs; Dean

Moore and family over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Willis and Vickki Lee were in Pleas-

anrville Tuesday. I Louie Hilaire of Bicknell, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. J and Mrs. Edward Mehey. I Mrs. Russell Moore and son, TVfiVo nnH Mre Pari "Piivnoll rf

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Treat your family i

tender sweet corn. Rushed from farm to you, this luscious corn is long, plump and juicy with line, even kernels. It's a grand buy, top, so plan to serve it oiten.

THI GHAT ATLANTIC 1 fACIFIC TEA CO.

LUSCIOUS RIPS

CALIFORNIA'- LARGE CRISP STALKS

WEALTHY

NEW CROP SELECTED CAHDY.TAISS-;; MILD FLAVORFUL " ' '. ' tmm mims CAI.!FOR?J! ?TPE HFAVY WITH JUiCE

Lbs. Lbs. For Lb.

LBS.

STALK

LBS.

SNOW-WHITE HEADS 31c CAULIFLOWER CALIFORNIA ' ' 13c CRAYENSTEIH APPLES 3 YELLOW FREESTONE 33c PEACHES 5 FIELD GROWN ' 10c CUCUMBERS rlJrr 2

2c 19c

Each 25C Lb,. 39c Lbs. 38c Tor 13C

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JANE PACKER ' DROP COOKIES MARVEL SOUR RYE BREAD JANE PARKER POTATO CHIPS

Doz.

13s:

8p: 33c

ROYAL ANN j ,

ION A BRAND

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VAN CAMP -N. Q. STYLE j

A&P BRAND IN LIGHT SYRUP,

' UNPEELED HALVES

, DEELISH BRAND l" DILL PISKLES 41c JUICE bONAl.D DUCK 5 GRAPEF1'1T- V-29c

GRANULATED susiin . SUNN VF1P.LD , Rl&g PUFFS

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SAfiDiSES . . 16c

IONA BRAND PEAS, Nlw Pa(;k VEGEMATO COCKTAIL CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE RAVIOLI KELLOGG'S Variety Cereals ASSORTED FLAVORS FLAVOR-AID 3

4-30c.

18-Ois. Jar

19c

Box of 10 "C

Pkgs'.

10e

NO. 2 CAN

NO. 24 CAN

NO. 2 CAN

CAL TONE BRAND' ORANGE JUICE RED RIRD

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CREAMY WHIP ' - PEAKUT E UTTER 31c Ifir 7I1M hnx t .

INSECTICIDE SUN RIMTF

CLEANSER

11c

18-Oz. . Can

23c

23s

Pint

25c

MEDIUM GRADE "A" SUNNYBROOK EGOS -47

WHEELER'S AMERICAN CHEESE FOOD PHILADELPHIA" "

CREAM CHEESE 8r- ISa BALLARD-OVEN-READY

BISCUITS COLBY ' CHEESE

Lb.

Pkg.

Lb.

49c

12c 5Cc

SHANK, END

GRADE "A'NO NECK

BEST ARM OR ROUND BONE SHOULDER

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GRAb'' DRESSED.;

LB.

5 1 c 41c

FRESH LEAN , GROUND SEEF GRADE. ''A'VLSAN SHORT RIB3 BCILIi!3 BEEF FOR BOILING OR ROASTING FRESH PISNI05 FRESH BOSTON BUTTS FORK R0A3T

Lb.

GRADE "A" CHOICE CUTS 39c SIRLOIN STEAK READY TO FRY 25c POLLOCK FILLETS READY TO FRY 35c COD FILLETS READY TO FRY 43c HADD0SK FILLETS

Lb. 55c Lb. 29 c 49 c

CRISCO sa osc' WHEN AVAILABLE

SWA N SOAP sfzEGE ICS WHEN AVAILABLE

LUX FLAKES LARGE 07 box , when available

OLD DUTCH CLEANSER

9 Miles South of Sullivan, Near Carlisle sunpaV, Aug. is SPECIAL. II O A S T TURKEY . Dressing . Choice of Vegetables Salad, Drink, etc. $1 ' Specializing in FRIED CHICKEN FRENCH FRIES SALAD & V DRINK .

75c

Family Style . CHICKEN DINNERS We Serve Filed Chicken & Steaks 24 HOURS DAILYChicken Dinner S1.25 Sizzling Steaks $1.00 Fried Chicken 75 Other Dinners ... . X .60 ... , HOME-MADE. PIES .

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j guests of Mr. and Mrs. "Ralph Moore and ' Mackie Tuesday and called on Mrs. Fred Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Moore, Mr and Mrs. Dean Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Usrey. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wolfe and Miss Evah Wolfe of Flint, Michigan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ora

Wolfe recently. Mrs. Herman Mason was taken to the Mary Sherman ' Hospital in the Newkirk ambulance recently. ' : . Miss Corda Smith of Sullivan, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willis recently.

Used Fat Makes Soap

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One pounabf salvaged fat makes

(approximately six bars of yellow laundry soap. Save all used fats. '

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 22. (UP) Hogs. 5,000: barrows and

gilts mostly $2.00 to $2.50 higher, extreme $3.00, with extreme top of $26.00; choice " 200-260 lbs., $25.00; 100-160 lbs. $2.00 higher at $21.00 $22.00: some sows $5.00

higher; bulk $2.50 to $4.00 high

er, $21.00 $23.50; few early

down to $19.25. Cattle, 1,000; calves, 400; good steers, $20.00 $22.50; good heifers, $20.00; cows 25c to $1.00 higher, low good beef cows, $14.00 $15.50; vealers mostly $1.00 higher, good and choice, $20.50 $21.50; strictly choice, $22.50. Sheep, 500; extreme top. $5.00

up at $21.00 for strictly choice; f slaughter ewes $1.00 higher, good and choice, $6.00 $7.00. I

Men, Women Over 4(j Don't Be Weak, 01d

Feel Peppy, Years Yoanger Take Ottrei. CootaiM tosle often ceefla after 49 -T- 6y bodies weak, old solely because lacking Iron. SBo introductory Blue now oniu29o! Try Oatrt. Tonio Tablets to !eel peppy; years younger; amy! JJto . contains .tftsmui tji; calcium, pnoepaoruii For sale at all drug: stores every wheri in sullivan. at Smith Drug Store.

Knit Creepers Size's 1, 2 & 3

.65 to $2.95

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Pressed from the South' finest, fulj-f"" SmemiedSow

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BACON

Smoked

Suffar Cured By the Piece, Lb.

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47c

BACON SQUARES

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Smoked Sugar Cured r i.

By the Piece AJU

.Shbrt Shank Ready to Eat

Short Shank Half Ready to Eat

37-

Lh. 45 Lb. Jc

VEAL ROAST, Sq. Cut Shoul

der, Lean & Tender . . Lb. 35c

SIRLOIN STEAK,

Grade "A" , . , Lb. 55c

VEAL CUTLETS, Fresh, Uean Round Steak . . . Lb. 49c DAISY CREAM CHEESE ............ Lb. 45c

Lean. , ' Freshly. Ground

Lb- 35'

PEANUTS, Kroner's, Salted, 5 Oz. Pkg. . : 10c PRUNES, Dried, Cello Pack, 1 Lb. Pkff 17c RICE DUBLETS. Country Club, 5'i Oz. Pkg lie SPAGHETTI, Red Cross 7iOz. Pkg. 8c BABY FOODS; Clapp's ' ( or 'Gef br's, 4 Cans .... I 28o DICED BEETS. Wauheka, NcW Pack, No. 2 Can 9c PUMPKIN, Jackson No. 2 Can . . ; 13c PET MILK, Evaporated. Lge. Cans, 3 for 35c DILL PICKLES, Burllons, New Pack, 22 Oz. Jar 25c VINEGAR, Mott's Cider, 1 32 Oz. Bot 18c POTTED MEATS, Kingan's 3'i Oz. Can 6c BAKING SODA. Arm & Hammer, y2 Lb. Pks. 4c POSTUM, Instant Hot ! Beverage, Sm. Size 24c BLEACH, Purex, 32 Oz. Bot 17c

Applesaiice

Autumn Brand New 1946 Pack

No. 2 Can

22c

Beans

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Cigarettes -'"ZLUd

Miinot 1S ' .r,:, 36c

Avondale New 1946 Pack . No. 2 Can

14g

Spinach ciS"

2 No. 2 Can?

25c

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New 194C Pack

No. 2 Can

20c

ONIONS' ,u" . L, r 23 H WATERiELOH-; 2 fH

Lighter! Fresher1.

large V;' loaves ADQ

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