Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 67, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 3 April 1947 — Page 5

LLTVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, APR. 3, 1947.

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DODD BRIDGE Walters called on Mr. and Mts.

undav School at 9:30 a. m. A Bill Wade and son, Lloyd, Sun-

ival is going on at the Dodd ! day-

Ige church. Mr and Mrs Robert Brown

Ir. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis and daughter of Bloomington,

Those who helped her celebrate her birthday were Margaret Cox and Raymond of Terre Haute Beulah Walters of Indianapolis,

, Violet Riggs and Lena Jeanne of

NEW LEBANON

Jack McClure of Indianapolis, 1 Sunday.

hn ni ,,Hh tho fi ht ...j u: ... ... Prairie Creek, Vern McClure,

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V. and Mrs. Will Wade have end. Burel Huff and family and "'"a rm 7 xf

as ineir guests Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McClure call- ", ,71 "7 spent the week-end here with

bert Wade of Indianapolis ed Sunday afternoon , at the trS hi. wife.

iui, cuu mr. veioie xempie- Brown Home. . . 'and Ronnie Katherine Soell Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sandusky 1 hahv hn of Indiana Dolis. Thev are Ruth Rrnwn rpiPhrafprf hor dna "onnie, ivainerine spell- i bay wh

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wood have as their guests this ' employed in Indianapolis, spent Mrs. Alba, Parkhurst in Terre

week their daughter and familv Simo uHth hot' naronts Mr aute.

from Louisvillej Kentucky. and Mrs. George Mason and Mrs. Ray Myers was the guest family, of Mrs. Clem Wesner last week. , , , . ' Mrs. Mary Lewellyn and sons

ana Mrs. Helen weal of Sullivan, visited Mr. and MJrs. John Clerk

Mrs. Marjorie Bailey went to

Mrs; Madeline Unger and sons visited Sunday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and: Mrs. Everett Brocker.

Mrs. Wayne Arnett, Mrs. Lloyd Roberts and Mrs. Bernard Wilkins and. son, Rudy, were in

ing a week.

r. and Mrs. Ralph Spellman the noon hour the table was

dy and Emma Cox.

spending the winter in Jackson

ville, Florida.

Indianapolis Monday to see her Sullivan Monday- -

is a patient at the Mrs. Eva Pisa and "Mrs. Don-

Riley Hospital there..

aid Pigg of Sullivan, visited Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Siner were Mary Pig Tuesday.

son and Mr. and Mrs. Emory loaded with good things to eat. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Under- 1 Miss Kathleen Mason, who is dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and

Torrlcelli,T Italian ' mathema-

i tician and physicist, discovered

; the principle of the barometer in 1643.? Soon after its variations were applied to the weather, a falling barometer indicating' ; approaching bad weather, and a rising one being a sign of improving conditions of a more settled type. , Trade in Ethiopia is chiefly to the export of hides and skins of cattle, - goats, sheep, leopards and monkeys. Imports are salt, cotton pieces, goods and yarns, building materials and petroleum,

products.;

GeriTLew Wallace's "Ben Hur was, published Jn 1880 J.

"When it's ftfr JUNIORS,

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if fREE-FLARS SHORT-COATS for over-suit wear. NEW CUTAWAY SUITS assume dipping, flar g J I Effective celor-contrast on bright wools. Sizes ing back fullness. Slim skirts with saucy slits, j 9-15, 10-20, 3844. 24.75 All-wools. 9-15 and 10-20. 29.75

! i 10NG-JACKET SUITS with fitted-small waists, CLASSIC BOY COATS look- equally well w:!lt (j I . If cuffed, sleeves. Slim skirts, tiny slits. AH- dresses and suits. Clean-cut lines. Al-v.oiu. jf . . wools. 9-15, 10-20, 3344, . . 24.75 Sizes 9-15, 10-20, 3844. '.27.75" I " Smart Accessories , ' j HANDBAGS in gleaming ' .V-X Mm

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uby's Shop

It's the srore thot

understands junior taste... knows that "junior" is more ' than a matter of tize it's the . young, light-hearted opproach to fashion. It's the spirit

' 1 of our Doris Dodson Originals. Suits, Hats and Accessories for Easter

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gives you iaui-

LESS B0ME, LESS

mm

H0GEB-CU7 BIB

The Kroger-Cut removes the, short rib end, the waste, and trims the chine bone before the roast is weighed and

priced'.

lb. 49c

U. S. Government Graded Beef

imOGER-CUT SmtOlN STEM The fatty, stringy end, the waste and flat loin bone are removed before the Jjl. ' 55C steak is weighed and priced ! ' U.S. Government Graded. Beef

Here's proof Kroger-Cut Beef gives and roasts before the meat is you more meat. The Kroger method weighed and priced. You get more of cutting beef removes excess bone, meat per. pound . . . better value in waste and stringy ends from steaks5 top-grade beef at Kroger.

Smoke Flavored, Ready To Eat

Serve Hot pr Cold

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Porterhouse Steak Lb. 69c Tender, Juicy. 3 Inch Tail

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Tastv! MikJ, TJV

Thrifty! Best Grade of Beef Available!

Rose Fillets Lb. 23c Kroger Ocean Fresh, Ideal For Sandwiches. Lard 3 Lbs. $1.00

Grapefruit Juice

4G Oz. 1 qr Can

Packers Label Green Beans , .

Fruit Cocktail

2 No. 3 OC Merit Cans LOi

Maxwell House Coffee ".-LMdl DroJ,

Spotlight

Lb.

49c

No. Yt OQr Libby's Can

1 UIIldLUCi) pval Red Can

Royal Red . Ca

Sugar

Alaska Peas

f tr Freshly Roasted, 3 Lti. (PI 'I Oiiee Freshly Ground Bag Plifc

Soda CrackersKeXcrip Lb.21c Tomato SoupcDSboeufcL. 29c

Stamp No. 11 Good April 1st

. 2 No. 3

Knuwcll Cans

10 Lbs. 94C

. 21c

Pork & Beans"""" 2,r 25c Kidney Beans-Tc"' JE'-2Dc

DICKEYS in rayon sheers. White and Easter pastels, jj ,93

GLOVES in washable cot ton and rayon 1 fabrics. Spring shades, 9yc & 1.1!) HANKI1S in colorfnl floral prints. Softcottoii fabrics, 23e FUMPS'ln'Mack patent leather. Sliagbacksi

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Cherries . . .

Fmzicr's Catsup . o" . 19c

No. io tfi ai Can P

Maine

DAIRY FOODS N .mt

BUTTER, luoger Koll 67c

CHEESE, Chefford Chevel .... 2 Lb. 85c

CIGARETTES

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