Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 62, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 March 1947 — Page 6

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5ULUVA -ILY TIMES THURSDAY, MAR. 27. 1947.

SULLIVAN,

"RO-TA-TOR" ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE It washes, rinses, dnes for the line. Splashproof tub, steam-seal cover, eightposition pressure cleanser and damp drier. Clothes last longer because of the glasssmooth plastic "Ro-ta-tor." LIMITED QUANTITY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EASY TERMS ia MONTHS TO PAY AFTER DOWN PAYMENT

MT. TABOR Mrs. Ralph McCain and childrerl tarsoro innor cnocta Sunday

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of . Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Pinkston. the funeral of Mrs. Ollie Frank- and ancy were dinner guests Ezzzznnzzznzzzzzzzzzzz-r,z-z-z7 1 u"d5 0ff J staSS' Hal1

Mrs. Will Foutz was the guest Friday of . Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Butler.

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WEEKEND SPECIALSHUNT'S QUALITY FRUITS FRUIT COCKTAIL in heavy syrup, 2 yz Can ....... 43c PEACHES Halves, in heavy syrup, 2ft can ...... . 39c PEACHES Slices, in heavy syrup, 2 ft can ........ 39c REDWOOD APRICOTS, in light syrup, 2ft can . . . . 39c

PRUNE PLUMS, in light syrup, 2 ft can 29c DRIED BEEF, jar 23c DRIED PEACHES, lb? i 23c

ORANGE JUICE, 46 oz. . ! 27c

CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE, lb. 51c

OLD JUDGE COFFEE, lb .51c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, lb, 53c

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FELS-NAPTHA SOAP, bar , 9c NORTHERN DEANS, 2 lbs ...... ; 29c

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h tv, v- 'T tha Ryland, the occasion being brother, Virgil. lier birthday. Religious services Mr and Mrs. Ray Ferree and held the aftern00n Mrs. son had as their guests ompw1and received several nice Friday until Sunday their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and i Mrs. Keith Hunnings and baby l Mr. and Mrs. Paul Unger of

ol lerre Jaaute. New Lebanon, called on Mr. and

Mrs. Virgil Burnett has been j

Mrs. Charley Houpt Sunday.

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Mrs. Fleta Gilbreath and Mrs. 1 , lr: nd Mrs. Rush Davis were Pearl Coppage called on friends in Ltnton Monday.

Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steel have been ill with flu. Bill Mason has been hauling logs lately.

Marvin outz and Mrs. iiossie, Thousands change gr0ans to grins. Us. Pinkston called on friends in a doctors' formula to relieve diseomfor "Sullivan trip first nf thp wepk I of piles. Sent druggists by noted Thornauilivan.tne Iirt 01 tne weeK. ton & Minor Clinic Surprising QUICK Mrs. Bertha Ryland called on I palliative relief of pain, itch, irritation

renas 10 sonen, snniin !ius, u.(Indorse way. Get tube Thornton t Minor's Rectal Ointment or Rectal Sup

PILES Hurt Like Sin! But Now I Gro

Mr. White and Mrs. May Godfrey

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WISCONSIN CS3EDCAR GRADED SWISS CHEESE

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89c

PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE ' 14c

KEYKO MARGARINE

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Every ..bite a fresh delight ', t' ENRICHED MARVEL BREAD 2La? 13e FRESH BANANA LAYER CAKE 6,4 In.63c CHOrOLATE FUDCE GOLD CAKE ,V8.In.57c UNICED

AfiGEL FOOD v. 39o

CPCOANUT ICED JELLY ROLL ICED BAR CAKES

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AND VEGETABLES A&P's Produce Department is a riot of color, with its rows and rows ol scarlet tomatoes, golden carrots, rubyred emerald broccoli and other spring fruits and vegetables galore. They're young! They're tender! They're fresh from the farm . . . rushed to your A&P at flavor peak I Best of all, these mouth - watering masterpieces ol Nature are" mighty modestly priced, for A&P has a gift for thrift. Stop in and feast your eyes today! ' Then take home a basketful of beauties to make your table the picture of spring!

FLORIDA VALENCIA

ORANGES

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A tender, juicy treat to eat -V,1JI

ROAST OR CHOPS ,f, ' !7

PORK LOIN T, 45

. FAMUl'S A4P CIFFEE Boy A&P Coffee in the bean . .. . have tt Custom Ground just right or your coffeema!ccr . . and en,foy the grand flavor that has made this coffee America's most popular by mf'ons of pounds! Eight O'CIock lb. 39c Red Circle ..lb. 41c Bokar . . lb. 43c

JUMBO

126 nd 150

TEXAS SEEDLESS iarge GRAPEFRUIT 64 size 5 for 29c FANCY WESTERN BOX WINESAP APPLES 2Lb,.33c FRESH CUBAN . PINEAPPLE 2L4X ea SOLID, CRISP 6 SIZe ea 29C HEAD LETTUCE SI6ZE 3 For 25c FLORIDA V. S. No. 1 Size 'A' NEW POTATOES 4 Lb. 29o YELLOW GLOBE ONIONS selected 4Lbs 19c CALIFORNIA CAULIFLOWER Head 2Sc FRESH COCOANUTS Ea.19c VUlSHFn TDTMMFn

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PASCAL CELERY stalk 25c

MAINE U. S. No. 1 POTATOES Si"'A' 15 650

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Thrifty buys for Hie budget-wise PACKER'S LABEL PEAS EarI'r No217a rCR June Can IONA Cut or Sliced BEETS N213c

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APRICOTS N?:.V 2Ec

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SHORTENING 3 $1.27

SULTANA RED KIDNEY BEANS 16c;; 12c

CUT RITE WAX PAPER

SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 10 63c '

CREAM STYLE CORN COLDEN No.215c

GRANULATED SUGAR ' WHITE STAR TUNA FANCY

PAAS EGG DYES 20 MULE TEAM

BORAX , 16.0l.15c HAND CLEANSER' BORAXO . v 'can1 14c

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Mrs. Clarence, Gilbreath was a lin in Sullivan Friday afternoon, I inrMii.w,,,..,.,,,, , Sullivan visitor Saturday. I Easton Shipp attended a meet-1 Mr: ;. Ife Wl son, Rev. Gerald mZZSZL . "i"-y- Co0 iolt !rl citin Doolins and children of Sullivan. I

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