Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 164, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 August 1949 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- THURSDAY. AUG. 18, 1949'.

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TOMATOES i, Good standard quality. Solid pack

PEAS Ns,r3for29c

3 a,8 29c

No. 303 Can

Good Standard quality. Garden fresh ,

GREEN BEANS for 29c Good standard quality PINEAPPLE Good standard quality. Tender, center slices

fli bids CORN Golden, whole kernel

PEAS

12-oz. Can

Green 1 Giant

Large, green

No. 303

Can

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2 for 39c

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CHERRIES --25c

pie cherries

FRUIT COCKTAIL i33c

Libby's. 5 delicious fruits combined PEACHES '-52 for 45c

den slices or halves

PEACHES 25c

or halves, in pure sugar syrup

PEACHES sa 29c

Cling halves or slices

APRICOTS

Avondale. Unpeeled halves

Veg. SOUP

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Sliced -33c

FRUIT COCKTAIL -31c Kroger. Delicious fruit combination

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CANE SUGAR

Fure. Extra fine granulated

VINEGAR 39c CERTO

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25 lb Bag

No. ZV2 lCr Can X.JV.

No. 1

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Good standard quality. Rich, nourishing

'4 for 25c

Avondale gal

Pure cider. Stock up for pickling

Doz. Pts.

KERR JARS Kerr Jars Doz. Qts. 81c

JAR RUBBERS te Guaranteed for perfect sealing

SPOTLIGHT COFFEE

2.25

23c

2 pkgs. 17c

8 oz. Bot.

For delicious jellies, preserves

71c JELLUM

Stock up for summer jellies, jams

5c PARAFFIN 5? 18c For extra canning perfection.

Kroger Hot-Dated. 3 lb. bag 1.19 S Maxwell House lb. 55c NESCAFE

Coffee good to the last drop. Drip or reg. Just add water for delicious instant bev.

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FIAT LOIN BONE AND WASTE REMOVED

KROGER-CUT TENDERAY Sirloin Steak lb. 83c

WASTE REMOVED

STRINGY END CUT OFF

KROGER-CUT TENDERAY Porterhouse lb.

1 lb. Cello Roll All Meat

BACON

10 to 14 lb. average

lb. 49c lb. 39c

All meat. Delicious flavor

SLICED BACON Dependable sliced lb. 59c SKINLESS WIENERS

95c

lb. 33c Vigo lb. 49c lb. 49c

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TREET 39c

Armpur's. Canned meat

Beat the Heat Values

TAMALES

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Armour's Star

Chopped HAM 12riz 49c

Shop At Kroger For Armour s star" For quick easy meals EveryDayLow Prices! SODA CRACKERS lb. 23c

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KROGER ICED TEA

LEMONS

Special blend of 3 varieties best for iced tea

12 lb. 49c doz. 43c

Thin skinned. Large, extra Jaicy

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PEACHES 6 lb. 25c U. S. No. 1 Elberta Freestones. Ripe

CARROTS

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Cardinals Take National Lead; Yanks, Sox Win By Stan Opotowsky United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (UP) For a while it appeared that St.

Louis' repatriated Mexican League pitchers would be the light that failed, but todav a

glimmer of hope for. Fred Martin

snowed the way back to the National League lead. Martin won one taH game on July 4, but that was not very impressive. He entered the game in the third inning but was knocked out by the fifth and got credit for the win by the skin of his teeth. But last night it was different. Last night the sharp featured Martin proved himself under the heaviest of fire, coming in for wearied Al Brazle in the ninth ; inning and lasting out four tense

frames for a 13 inning 4 to 3 CardinaMriumph over the Cincinnati Reds. Yet Martin's tight hurling was only part of his chore. He also knocked in the winning run in the 13th, scoring Country Slaughter a from third base with a slashing single to

lett field. It was a tough . game for the Reds' Kenny Raffensberger to lose; he had won a 12 inning tilt at Chicago Sunday and went the full 13 last night. The Card victory, coupled with Brooklyn's 11 to 7 loss to Philadelphia, hoisted St. Louis back into the league lead, a half game ahead of the Dodgers. The Brooklyn loss, second in a row, was the result of a five run Philly explosion in the eighth inning. That broke up a 5-5 tie

and cost Erv Palica his seventh

loss of the season. He was the third of four Dodger pitchers to perform in the hit-happy game; the Dodgers got 13 hits and the Phils 11. The Braves 'hit, too. They un

leashed a 15 hit attack against the Giants for a 13 to 4 romp. Six of the Brave juns came in the second inning, four of them on Jim Russell's second grand slam homer in the last three

days.

The Pirates and Cubs were rained out.

Tenacious Vic Raschi finally won his 16th game of the season for the New York Yankees, even though it took his sixth try to do it. His six hitter beat the Senators, 4 to 3, when the Yanks scored two runs in the last of the ninth to come from behind. Gene W.oodling's single to center scored Charley Keller with the winning run. Anxious to keep pace with the Yankees, the Boston Red Sox also needed a late spurt. They scored four runs in the 10th to beat the Athletics, 5 to 1, and thus remained three and a half games out .of first pla-ce, leaping back over Cleveland for second position in the standings. ' But while this Red Sox surge was creditable, Cleveland helped a bit by dropping two games to the St. Louis Browns, 10 to 6 and

5 to 2. A four run rally in the eighth won tHe first for the St. Louis club, and a three run spurt in the seventh took care of the second. The White Sox got only two hits, but still beat the Tigers, 1 to 0, for the third straight Sox

shutout.

Todays Markets INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 18. (U.R) Hogs 6,000; active; barrows and gilts around 175 lbs. and above 75c-$1.00 higher; instances more up; bulk good to choice 180-250 lbs., $20.50 $21.25; 200 lbs. up largely $21.0k-$21.25; heavier weights scarce; few loads 160-185 lbs., $19.00 $20.50; sows sharing 75c-$1.00 advance; 400 lbs. down $17.00 $18.50; 400-550 lbs., $14.00 $17.00; 100-160 lbs. mostly $16.50 down, few $17.00. - Cattle 800, calves 500; fed steers

and heifers about steady; 4 loads high good 1207-lb. steers $27.00; several lots medium and good fed heifers and mixed yearlings $23.50 $25.50; grassers slow; scattered common and medium $17.50 $22.00; canners and cutters down to $14.00; beef cows slow; unevenly 50c-$1.00 lower at $13.00 $15.00 for common and medium; good beef cows $15.25 $15.50; vealers active, 50c higher; good and choice $27.00 $28.00; common and medium $22.00 $26.00. ' Sheep 1,000; native spring lambs active, 50c higher; good and choice $24.50 $25.50; small lots to $26.00; medium ano good $23.00 $24.00; common $20.00 $21.50; slaughter ewes steady; 150 lbs., up $5.00 $6.50, other weights to $8.00.

Edith Ferguson and Mr. Ferguson last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Railsback and Dora Padgett were in Terre Haute Friday. Mrs. Orville Ferguson and Miss Gladys Kennedy were in Terre Haute Friday. 1 Mrs. Lizzie Benefield spent Thursday with Mrs. Lou Padgett and family. Mr. and Mrs.- George Raley were Sullivan visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snyder were in Sullivan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaFollette of Terre Haute, were the weekend guests of Mrs. Elsie Stone and family. Mrs. Stella Alsop of New Castle, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mona ' Johnson and Mr. Johnson.

with Mr. and Mrs. Willia

Rector. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith Chicago, and Lottie Smith

Anderson, visited last week wiiV)

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Page an

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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cox

Venezuela, bouth America an

nounce the birth of twin son! born at the Mary Sherman Hosl

pital August 18.

Mr. Cox is the son of Mr. an

Mrs. C. F. Cox of Sullivan rout

PAXTON Mrs. Betty Loudermilk called on Mrs. Mandy McKinley Tuesday. Mrs. Cordia Robinson returned to her home in Vincennes Tuesday after a week-end visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Poppino. Miss Patsy Loudermilk spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Sharon and P. J. Sexton.

Mrs. Gerald Turpen Eileen Robertson were in

livan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Figg spent Sunday in Evansville visiting places of interest. Mrs. Anna Pigg of Lewis, visited over the week-end with Mrs. OUie Wheaton. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rogers spent Monday with W. W. Rogers and family. Miss Gladys Kennedy of Evansville, visited her sister, . Mrs.

and Sul-

ELLIS Mr. and Mrs. George Cullison entertained with a six o'clock chicken dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ginnanni and son and Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Ginnanni all of Memphis, Tennessee. Joe was one of Mr. Cullison's buddies during the war. Mr. and Mrs. Covert McBride had as their guests last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Delmar McBride of Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Blake and family had as their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and family of Indianapolis. Mrs. Pansy Lynn of Linton, spent a few days here last week

NfiTir.K nF Appointment

NntipA ie hnrnhv criiran that tha 11J

aersignea nas oeen appointed exe;

trix of the estate or Otto M. Sebri

deceased late of Sullivan County. I iana. Said estate is supposed to feolvent.

MATTIE C. SEBRING

Executrix Chas. W. Thompson, Attorney 1st ins. 8-4-49. 3t.

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