Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 152, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 July 1947 — Page 5

BULLIVAN, INDIANA

SLLLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 31. 1947. PAGE FIVE

The Gold

Bricker

MEW WAR SECRETARY AND? FAMILY

: Junior Chamber of Comi 'is inviting anyone who s t9 play tennis to take lage 6f the new courts set j the Park by' the Club. The

! are now completed and i to play on. main trouble now is fin-

tennis rackets. As a hint

Lie merchant here in town

ht be wise to stock up on

articles.

WHEN! STELLA'S FELLA ARRIVES EARLY, THE FAMILY ALWAYS SEEMS TO 'BE ELSEWHERE "

ther club that has accom-

i a community welfare i the Lions Club. They have

sed a vacant lot at the est corner of State and

Ji streets and have estab-

a free parking lot.

also a fine thing the Le-

k doing in setting up a LePark in the North part of

;ty. The ; park will be used efit the youth of the com-

and any ether children

hay choose to use ' its fa-

good to see these things back. It gives a person

ng of return to normalcy

eace. Even -the softball ; are becoming popular lore. We think the "Once Jghtly" corner had a good

All Purpose AIROSPRAYER 7.25

ral spraying . . . sprays

'to 35 'ft with 100 lb. isure. ection & Washington RTLB & THOMSON "66' SERVICE

5HORTLY AFTER he was sworn !n as United States Secretary of War, succeeding Robert Patterson, Kerfheth C. Royall of Goldsboro, N. C, had this family picture taken at his Washington home. Mrs. Royall is seated with her husband. Rear (from left) are Mrs. Kenneth C. Royall, Jr., Dr. and Mrs, James B. Davis. Mrs. Davis is the former Marearet Royall (International)

They'll Do, It Every Time

in1) ti t ham cm

By Jimmy Hatlo .

MAW.' PAWN 1iMinD H

But from then on until cl0sin6-just let stell'and her

BEAU 7RV TO 6ETA 1

LITTLE JPRIVAC-.

ADELE FRANK j

119 CENTRAL Av.

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K'wuiWV'V, - ri'AV . XJ tAWLY, iHthAMILY FOR THE LOVE OF

hfiFW ALWAYS SEEMS TO PETE CAN'T SOME

few a- ? i:r xsa Lfe- the vuuKfr i . , . . . ict

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III! HI 1 ' it :

LEWIS Mrs. "Oakley Russell, who has been confined to the hospital with injuries suffered in an accident, came home Friday. H- r daughter, Dean, who was also injured in the accident, is still confined to the hospital. Lewis "Wells transacted business in Lewis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheaton and daughter, Janice, sp?nt Sunday at McCormick Cretk Park. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Liston wcie in Clay City Monday. Mrs. Ed Knight was in Terie Haute Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tryon of Blackhawk, was in Lewis Tuesday. Robert Crabill has returned from Kokomo where he has been employed.

The co-operative system' has, 'worked successfully in Finland for nearly 40 years. In 1939 there were more than 7,000 co' op&ratives, with a total membership exceeding- 500,000. They, hanJhrt about 25 per cent of the retail trade and 40 per cent of , the wholesale. , ' On clay in Dece .ns-, 1033, a dynamite explosion set off on . the Arctic inland, of Nova Zambia was detected 'in i!orlin, more than 2,000 miles .away..' J vin 1908 an automobile tire ccst about ?35 and would run about 2,000 miles. In 1936 a tire (.?:;' about $8 ind would run auus 20,0c miles.

DEAD-ANIMA!

.S REMOVED

Prompt D. "itary Truck Servfr We Pick Up Lare and Small Aniyna!? -call Greek Fertilizer Co. Sullivar. Plwne No. b

WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES

thought when they suggested kamak wiU have to give up gome

ociiyis up a soiioan aiamona 0f their swimming so the Wa

bash Valley Swimming Meet

with lighting facilities for night

games. Remember the old Gal laghr ball diamond?

It seems as though there is a certain butcher in town that was having trouble remembering where he parked his car this trorning. He just couldn't find it anywhere.

Byron Thrasher and Ssmon Hunter, a couple of the local motorcyclists are touring through the Smoky Mountains on their cycles. It won't be so very long until some of the vacationers at Sha-

can be held.

Mrs. Frank Marks and children

1 Guests Tuesday of Mr. and jof Hollywood, Florida, are visit-

Mrs. Oscar Bennett were Mrs. ing her parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. Earl Long, Mrs. Orville Collins IE. Lindley. They plan to stay a and Mrs. Maggie Brown, all of ; month.

Speaking of Shakamak, there were a couple bf girls there Sunday doing a little practice diving, we don't know whether or not they will be in the W.V.S.M. or not but if they are they will be some pretty stilf competiion for somebody.

Qalt yaybix rent and own rou kome. Special bargains oa roaert an Installment alaa. !

Also farms for aal. W. T. MELLOTT

SERVEL GAS REFRIGERATORS READY FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION WITH Shellane Bottle Gas ;

oyd Electric Shop "One Block North of Square On 41"

occasional low prices on one or two itema don't add up to real economy. Bat consistently low price on many item do. That's why housewives with a gift for thrift shop and save regularly at A&P, where hundreds of grand values are featured six days a week. If you want to practice everyday

economy too make marketing at A&P an everyday practiced

A&P HAS EVERY TIXING FOR SALAD MIXING

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aver .

Mlish Vm! Comt v

A. prio.. nin

mm CRISP AND FINE FOR A SALAD DIVINE

2 For1Sc

For 15C

JUMBO CRISP STALKS H!M. CELERY

FANCY. HOME GROWN

LARGE SIZE. SOLID mim peppers

VEGETABLES, TOO, ALL AS FRESH AS THE DEW

ROUND, STRINGLESS GEEEM BEANS lZ"n I u..

GOLDEN CROSSHOME GROWN AC SWEET CORM 6 Ea 35c

INDIANA VINE RIPENED . CANTALOUPES 2J7ut 2 F;

FRIITS jUCvlsWEET.- SO REFRESHING TO EAT. .. - . o iwrUFR IIP

PEACHES

360 size

FOR PIES OR SAUCE GOOKIKa APPLES CALIFORNIA RIPE. SWEET BARTLETT PEARS

LEMOinS

3 tt.. 35c 2 us. 29c

SPICES AND StiCH FOR THAT FIWSHINC T01CH

ANN PAGE BRAND SfiLAD DRESSING PACIFIC BRAND-PURE APPLE GiDER VINEGAR

PLAN TO CAN PEACHES NEXT WEEK S. IMo. 1 Wau,y:SiMe in larse quantities next dw'sct Th.wp . wTii'sv. Y?fi ow ioad your larder with this deliciou. fru.t.

j "One Block North of Square On 41"

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330 ZJfesmr grocery buys I . . .. 1 :

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Closet) 'Cost!

Less than 1 c profit

Now and then someone comes up with the idea' that Kroger makes 10 or 15 or even 20 per dollar sale. Actually, Kroger's net income last year was less than 1. That's not even 2c on each dollar of sales. No business shows a smaller profit margin than the retail food business. Kroger prices are always cke to cost.!

KROGER-CUT BEEF "CUT BY THE RULER"

3 Lbs.

aoz. 39c

'E-'53e

Qt. Bot.

I :

1 i

11 1

P'S FLAVOR-TESTED BLENDS FOR

VI i f it I tn turn win

ij ii j i ii ii r ii 11

OUR OWN Fall Bodied sod Viroroasi 4fik lb. pk(. OCC

NECTAR Kieh ind Fbvoifal i lb. pk.

, MAYFAIR ' Delinleland Tngrmt 1 4S ib. pk. HiG

3Sc

mix '

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GRAPEFRUIT .l!I!J!ff AAP Brand

Unsweetened '

IONA NEW PACK ftRPEN REAM?

WSIhikll UbHIIll ran

HI-GRADE HONEY BRAND PARTY LOAF 12; 29c . PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR Meda'f 25 BLag S2i04

DAILEY'S FISH OR REGULAR

ENCORE PREPARED

Can

SMAI.I ciTtc

COOKED PIMICS Du&XLIKGS Nwvk READY Tn T, Dressed

00 FILLETS

39c u. 35c

39c

ft-

SPAGHETTI

BLACKBERRY

16-Oz.

Cans

21c

BEVERAGES

29c

A HOT WEATHER HIT . vy

ivuu aisr tuif lib

MiM and Mellow ilGHTOXCOCK' . m7m , Lb. B ..A...vsjS s) IC Rich' and Fall Bodied . RED CIRClt " 5.1 m B... , i C 'Vicarona and Wiaey 60KAR ; Lh. Bag ......,...-, 4IC

PRESERVES" S-SSe

HEFNZ NEW LOW PRICE TOMATO soup 3: 290 MARSHM ALLOW WHITE SEAL

f 19 CISC Fine Jor g-Oz. V fl h rtl k Cake Topping Jar YUKON ASSORTED

3 f ull Qts.

TJRBY'S

DEVILED HAH

WHOLE UNPEELED APRICOTS sp Nc.?21c ANN PAGE In Tomato Sauce BEAMS 2Cansz-23c SULTANA PEANUT Butter 28e

tHRIFTY TREATS J JANE PARKER DOHUTS 19c COCOANUT MARSHMALLOW ANGEL FOOD BAR 55c JANE PARKER NEW PACK POTATO CHIPS pk055c

MVEL ENRIMED WHITE BR EH

s616c

bay.

dtttlf. Mrd Bnti k m. hm hmA

20 l' 13c

3Nca2.29c

PACKER'S LABEL Itf AC New Low

rhMs) Price . W Cans

WHITE HOUSE Nona Finer Mil If Ideal for A Tall aWllUIV ' Babies- tCans

EVERYMEAL ' APPLE BUTTER 2 j? 24c

43c

ROYAL ASSORTED PUDDINGS

Pksr.

ECONOMICAL DAIRY FOODS And OTHER DAIRT CENTER FEATURES MEL-O-BIT-PIMENTO OR AMERICAN aiLb. 48c , CHED.O-BIT PASTEURIZED CHEESE FOOD 2 f T7c

SHARP HELD AGED ONE YEAR

bHCDDAR SURE-GOOD BRAND MARGARINE FRESH. MILD

CHEDDAR CHEESE

SANDWICH DELIGHT SWISS CHEESE

Lb. Wlli Lb 32c 'Ml M h

Xb. --w

mmmim iisx X-pert' cake mix. A luscious treat that's hard to beat. ' ' ho. 24c Jeyil' Food Mix .' . . . 24c

CRIS CO

ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING

DREFT BILLOWING. SUDS IN ANY WATER

IVORY SOAP GENTLE, WHiTE FLOATING SOAP

PALMOLIVE ' TOILET SOAP v, 'fTrr the 1 4-Dar pisn j .

: " NEVER MORE . ; THAN 7 IN. ;

gives yoj; meat, lesr

more bone,

less waste!

Enjoy rc finest ?

cut

U. S. Grades of 'n-fattenei ' f

the the ru..- r

more mcr. less bone, waste. And for this top quality Krpgor prices are low.

KROGER-CUT

Veal Rolls

Pork Sausage

Swift's Premium

Boneless

Lb.

Lean Fresh

'47 c

Lb. 39c

Rib Boast Hamburger

Lean I resh

Skinless

Weiners

Brookfield

Sausage

Swift's Tiny Links

47c Cod Fillets

Juicy , Tender A Seafood Treat

t,39c lb. 39c Lb. 35c

KROGER'S BREAD Fresh, Delicious

2 lg. Loaves 25c

ma&rTm) mm m KKOGE'S

Spotlight Coffee

Freshly Roasted

Freslily Ground

3 lb. Bag $1.05

Preserves

Clover Valley, Apricot

jar 25c

ug&r

i'i'i-e Cane For Canning

10 Lb.

Kroger's

Beverages

Cola, Root Beer, Ginger Ale

Sweet Pickles

Case of 12

24 oz. Bottles

Plus Deposit

99c

Cresent

22 OQ jariJV

Irf. IVa Kroger'., ICeU lea Delicious

Kidney Beans

Blend

94c Q7

Fkg.-'

Lb.

Joan Of

Arc

Cans

27c

INDIANA VINE RIPE

Cant

alqupes

Large 27 S'ze

Peaches ' ', Celery Michigan ;

U. S. Large Fancy

Elberta Freestones 3 Lb

25c Oranges

Large Stalks 1 Q mellBIeacl ed. Z for UC potatoeg

California

Va'ericia Mssh Baa

5 Lb.

U. 5.,r. 1 '5 Lb. rq Wiii;e Colour reckC

1-Lb. Can

-Lb:

$1.17

30c

Medium 1 Siie .

10c

Can " "WWl.l.l(IIJtl