Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 219, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 November 1948 — Page 4
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Prime Pleims
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Del Maize Corn r, Kidney Beans Cranljerry Saace 0cei,nSprs
A&P Kraut
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Cakel lams ss Lb- 40c
TITS JUS) Heavy Beef Choice'
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Bone Shoulder
IVs National Apple Week , FANCY, WESTERN BOX
Mollis i tiijssa A iples
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Cooked Picnics Sausage Pure Porfc-SmaU Link Fresh Ham Roast Shank Porti0" Fryia CSiickcns F-h.
Choice Cuts tj,. Heavy Beef
Any Size Piece
Lb 49c Fresh Side Pork
Lb. 59c Dressed Uogs WhoU or Half-Head 011
55c Smoked Jowl F-rs-onm.
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69c Beef Hindquarters
Heavy Beef Cut Up for Your Freeier
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Thrifty Fish Treats! Illiie Pike rlSrKSd Lb- 35c
Ulue Pike Fillets Ocean Perclr
Whiting Oysters
Fresh Lake
Fillets
Fully Dressed Fresh. Solid Pack Standards
Lb 49c Lb 37e
19c
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You'll be impressed with the many fine, fresh foods in A&P's Dairy Center. ,
RAJAH BRAND SALAD DRESSING 49c
GREAT NORTHERN BEANS
GOLD MEDAL or PILLSBURV FLOUR lOSSc
SOAP CHIPS MANHATTAN 5 Bo" 49c
Clted-O-Bit Oleomargarine Sliced Cheese Roll Butter Sharp Cheese IONA BRAND,1 " HOMINY
Cheese Food
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Lb 53c
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FAIRBANKS -Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Dilley Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Orval Dilley of Detroit, iuti-iigan, Mi .and Mrs. George Minger of SeelyviUe, Indiana, . Mrs. Lucicia Wilton and Miss I 'iressa Dilley of Terre Haute. ' Other callers during the day were I Mr. and Mrs. Orville Drake and children of Terre Haute and Mr.
aud Mrs. Artie Wilfon and chivlrcn, Jaclc and Iris, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fogue. Mn. Lily Halbcrstadt called
; on Mrs. Olamadge Johnson Thars day mcrning.
Mrs. Connie CuUm and daughtei',Doris, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Clay Horner.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo (Jack)' Tague and children, Ltla Jo and Carol John, called on Mr. and Mrs! Harold Johnson and Sara Rose Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tachill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Olive Tarleton and daughters. Addison Drake spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Maddison Drake. Mrs Effie Dilley called on Mrs. Cecil Drake Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben, Pogue were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs,
William Kersey of West Terre Haute last Sunday. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. L. H. Crew Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd eft Tuesday for Bradentown, Florida where they expect to make their
home this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hezektah Dix and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dix of Terre Haute called on Mr. and My-s. Cecil Drake Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Ida Drake called on Mr. and Mrs. Augusta Chownlng, Sr.,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Robbins
of Terre Haute called on tbo let
ter's parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Ray
B. Drake, Sunday afternoon.
Oral Dilley and Miss Tressa Dilley called on Addison Drake Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Scott, who has spent several weeks in Troy, Ohio, visit-, ing her son, has returned home. She was accompanied by her son, Noah, and granddaughter, Betty. Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Bland spent a few days last week in Indianapolis.
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