Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 222, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 November 1947 — Page 6

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1 SUIXTTAN t'Atht tKE3-. THURSDAY, vcT. 1947. SULLIVAN, INDIANA

Holidays

City School News

had pumpkin cookies and cider. We want to thank Mrs. Packard for sending the cier for our party.

. . . always bring a flock of new people to our city . . your friends and your relatives. We meet the trains and busses so tell your

folks to look for "Black & White" cabs. We'll deliver them to your door.

j CALL 239 DAY or NIGHT City Taxi 'stultz & Mckinley

JUNIOR HIGH

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Johnny Bob Asbury has moved to New Lebanon. We hope that he likes his new school and wish him success in his studies. We are enjoying reading the Jack and Jill magazines and story books that Janet Wright .and George Alig brought us. We wish to thank Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Hoke for the ten

Miss Crraham s room: Twenty-four of our boys and gils enjoyed the Halloween party given by the Lions Club for the school children on Thursday evpning. Terry Dozier and Alyson

Crownover had birthdays week.

ther visited school on Wednesday Everybody is working hard on

afternoon. their work sheets to set on the fhp ha

-.We had a Halloween party in Honor Roll. We get a star each Miss Vincent's room:

our room .rricMy at'er reiess, we time we maKe a perfect sheet.

Carolina. He was a very consriericious worker. We are going to miss his sweet voice during oi r music period. He enjoyed sii gmg as well as we enjoyed hewing htm.

We hae started our new with Mr. Clemens. Ronald Loudspelling booklets for this grading 'ermiik, Leon Stamfer, and Richperiod: We want to make a ard Rose brought us jack-o-lant-hundred on each lesson. We get a erns. We thank them for the!i Halloween seal if we make a , hundred this week. ' were sorry to lose Deanna Daugherty who moved to South-

Our farm scene is finished. Bob ern Pines, North Carolina, where We had a lot of fun reminding

Miss Price's room: I Bedwell brought our lovely her father is playing in an Miss Exiine that Tuesday was her

We are glad to be back from house, Jimmie Bell brought our orchestra. birthday. She was delighted with our vacation. big tarn. The rest of the child- j j0hn Coulson won two dollars our gifts and greetings. Jerry Bennett has had a tonsil- ren who brought things for Our for being the best dressed boy at All of our thirty-three girls lectomy. Ronald Bennett is back farm are: Carolyn Kimmell, Eu-' the Halloween party, Thursday and boys earned admission to the in school. We are glad his eye is gene Mathews, Johnny Hays, night given ty the Lions Club at Halloween party sponsored by well. Cynthia 'Hummell, Jimmy Hunt, the New Gym. Twenty-two boys the Lions Club by keeping the We enjoyed the movie Monday Judith Smith and Beverly &nA eiris fr0m our room reported nromise to do nothing that miaht.

new story books that are on our, afternoon, especially about the Powden. . ;a good time that evening and result in the destruction of propbook shelf. frog Since We are Studying about , We have insr finis-nori HscmaL unli n thnnlr thf T.inns Pluh for Prtv nr ininrv in m iniTMrlnol

me i.iuS in ra. supine u. ing our room ior our Halloween their Kindness. auring me iaiy Halloween seaThe Brownies were quite party. We have enjoyed making Miss Douthitt's room: son. thrilled about the Girl Scout our Halloween poster. Johnny, Janice Rusk had a birthday Mrs. Ringer's room: carnival Tuesday night. We are Hays drew the witch and owl, this week. We wish 'her "many We are glad to have Patsy sorry these names were left out Patricia Collins the jack-o-lant- more of them. Crownover and Tom Coulson when we gave the names of our ern in the window, Patricia ; We organized our Stamp Club back with us. Tom returned Brownies: Karen Smith, Patricia Hoseman and Jerrv Brown tha this week. The following officers Sunday from the Rilev Hosnital.

this Collins, and Nancy Monroe. black bats, Buddy Fulford the were elected: president, Jim Mc- We are sending Betty Wright, n We enjoyed having Mrs. Gl'iggS black Cat. Marv' Ann Phillins nammrrv vir-P-m-psirlpnt. Mar- our little fripnd a HallnivPPn

Judy Jarrettts mother and bro- and Mrs. Hays Visit US. Karen Smith. Sup RpvnnlHs nnH caret ITanoVif- wrrptarv Virginia hnskpt nf fruit ranrlv anrl nut

Ruthanna Sanders helped finish Giles. The first meetina was held We all hoDe she will eniov it.

Thursday afternoon. ; We have enjoyed three beauti- ' . ! We have missed only four days ful bouquets this week.

Mrs. Ronald Russeil and Mrs. in October having a Red Letter i Monday evening we enjoyed Robert R. Terhune visited school i month. , the film "Our Kitten Fluff" and Thursday. We are glad to have Miss Exline's room: "How Frogs Grow". Tuesday our mothers come. i We were sorry to have one of morning we saw a picture on Our room has looked spooky our boys leave us last Wednes- , "Flowers at Work." with black cats, pumpkin faces day. Richard Daugherty has 1 All those who went to the and-owls made in art lessons moved to Southern Pines, North Lions Club Halloween party en-

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Coverts,, gabardines, suedes and plaids in these lavish, new fashions I Clear-bright and deep earth colors in full-swinging long or short coats. Many have detachable cowl hoo 3 or huge choir boy collars. 12 to 42.

So Softly Tailored! Casual Dresses Rayon crepes and gabardines in youthful one and two-piece styles. Pastels and earth colors. 12 to, 20.

ONE FARMER in the U. S. can produce aa much as six Russians, according to Dr. Herrell de Craff. professor of agriculture economics at Cornell university. The chart-diagram, drawn from the professor's figures as reported to the American Iron and Steel Institute, gives the countries' comparative farm productivity. (International)

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Covering 3,000,000 miles of U.S. highways and byways without a single chargeable accident is a truly great accomplishment in driving safely. And that is exactly what 11 Kroger truck drivers recently received a safety award for doing. Their recoi'd covered 14 years of non-accident driving and they're on the road making more safe mileace today.

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Spotlight GcffeeS " ib. 39c

Hot Dated, Freshly Ground

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FRENCH BRAND LS. 13c

Maxwell Housa , Lb. 49c Good to the last drop1

Gold Medal or Pillsbury's Best

Flour

Kidney Beans

Milk

SCaro Syrup

25 Lb. Bag

Joan of Arc

Carnation, Wilsons, Cr Pet

No.zor Cans

O Tallor " Cans - J

Blus Label

1!4 Lb.1 Bottle

12 Christmas Cards fes 25c

With Potatoes Purchased At Krogers

Chippswa Potatoes 5 bSI.39

FresR, Crisp. Solid, Large 48 Size Iceberg Lettuce eLs IL S, No. 1, Sie "A"

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EAT WpLL FOR LESS WITH THESE KROGER ' LOW-COST FOODS Serve this Dinner to 4 For 3 k a person Fifeh in Tcmato Sauce Cod Fillets 1 13 Lb. 47c Tomato Soup One Can 10c

Green Beans Avondale No. 2 Can ll'ic

Scalloped Potatoes 4 Med Size (Milk, Ser.soninj;) . 15c Cole Siaw (W"th Dressing) 8c Rolls & Mirgarine Kroger's ( Pkg. Rolls 12c Hot Gingerbread 23c Ccffee (Cream & Sugar) 6c Total Cost For 4 1.35 2

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MEAT VALUES Chuck Roast ... . . , Lb. 59c Kroger Cut, Finest Beef Available Pork Loin Roast . . . Lb,.47c End Cuts, Lean, Tender Hamburger Lb. 41c Fresh Daily. Fine For Meat Loaves Frying Chickens t . .' Lb. 63c Full Dressed Ready For The Pan Sliced Bacon ...... Lb. 73c Vigo or Dexter

Cod Fillets A Favorite!

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Rcsefirh Fillets . .

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joyed it very much. We want to thank them. We have had two Red Letter days this week. We received our report cards on Wednesday evening before our teachers left for the State Teacher's Association. We are working to improve some of our grades. Mr. St.Clair's room: We received our report cards and I think we were pleased

MANY NEVER i SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES I This Old Treatment Often I Brings Happy Relief I, Many sufferer relieve nagging; backaene I (jcickly, once theydiscoverthattherealcause of their trouble may be tired kidneys. ; The kidneys are Nature's chief way of takingthe excess acids and waste outof the blood, i They help most people pass about 3 pints a day.

When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it may cause nagging; backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, get. ting up nights, awelling, pufliness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's Tills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 60 years. Roan's give happy relief and will help the 16 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste Ixom your blood. Get Doan's Pills.

with them. They show how much harder we need to work. I hope we can bring those grades up. f I The study of science is very interesting. We are studying.', ahnut different kinds of rock'

now. Linda Pirtle is keeping a chart of the weather and she tells whether the weather man "hits"

or "misses.

We made some very clever

Halloween posters in art. j We had a Halloween party In Gym today. We had our fortunes jtold and played many nice

games. We like the new songs we are learning from Mr. Clemens in music. ) In our history books we are studying about ancient Egypt. It's very interesting. I

Tne patrol Doys nave "cwaT hplts and badges. ?

QUICK RELIEF FROf Symptoms of Distress Arising trom STOMACH ULCEUS due to EXCESS ACID.4 Free EookTellsofHomeTrcatment tha t . Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing Over three million botlles of the Wh.lahd Tkkatmknt have bcon sold for rcliei of 1 symptomsofdistressai'i'iir.R from Stomach I and Ouodenai Uicsrsdur to Eicesi Acid L Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, I Cisslnc s, Heart) urn. S ceptsris, t'c, due to Eicms Ac.d. sold on IS days' trial! Ask lor "Willard's Message" which fully .

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PORK CHOPS Lb. 53c

9'.

Veal Chops lb. 63c Jowl Bacon lb. 49c

Best Boiling Beef . . lb. 35c

. nu.a.ra .... - BnuiUon Cubes pkg 5s 1Qc

. orK Liver ID. JC Beer, Chicken, Liver, Veje.

Fresh Ground Beef lb. 43c Sirloin Steak '. '. lb. 69c

AYRSHIRE CREAMERY BUTTER ........... lb. 89c

The Finest of Wisconsin's products.

PILLSBURY FLOUR 25 lb. $2.09 JOHNSON'S BEST COFFEE lb. 45c

RICHELIEU OATS .. .box Loc WILSON'S MILK 2 for 23c

JACKSON PUMPKIN 2 for 33c

GELATIN DESSERT 2 for 15c

COOKING ONIONS 10 lb. for 65c APPLES, No. 1, Choice Varieties bu. $2.95 JOHNSON'S ' PHONE 222

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