The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 March 1944 — Page 3

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GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES FREE DELIVEVRY

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PU2E CAKE :• NO. 80 AND 40 :;^iy Packed Bag

CHEESE

Wisconsin Mild

12 Pis. Lb. 35c

PHONE 37 Coffee CHASE & SANBORN lb.

FAVORITE 25 Lb. r»r.;'

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PACKERS

mmmi soap l 23c

SYRUP

2 Lb. box

PENNANT 5 Lb. Jar

mLETTUCE Solid, Krisp EACH Each VAc

GRAPEFRUIT Mcrsh Seedless Large Size Lb. 6c

POTATOES L T . 8. NO. 1 MICHIGAN 10 Lb. Bag . . . 25c 100 Lb. Ba* .. $2.39

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nm )$7’7 Cor Making lee Cream ^ M:.-\ Pkg i.7i» rr.KMT c *<>■ ^ pin J tl L/tiainiljyJ 3 |*t«. 5 Lbs. V^V

Heinz’s 6 Pts. Glass Jar Swi*

8 Points

No. 2 ean Not Rationed

Lb. Jar ..

PURE HOG

Not Rationed, Lb.

21c

LARD

GROUND BEEF BEEF ROAST PORK CHOPS

BACON

15V2C

<i I’olnts, Lb.

CHUCK

7 Points, Lb.

CENTER CUTS

5 Points, Lb. Slieed, No Rlrid

Lb Layers, 1 I*t. Lb.

BANNER ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS.

Leri G0S7 HUTSON-FREE

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: iVt ' ^^11 OR ^ -LB. JU spaghetti if PKG.

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I re are three wholesome foods j'ou can serve to your heart’s ; '.■‘►/t with' never a worry about rationing . . . Macaroni, ' rhetti and Nocdles. They’re delicious . . . and so nutritious . . . and low in f! And especially if you choose our ANN PAGE brand. The Spaghetti and .areni are made of finest Semolina—best fer making superior Macaroni prod* . File noodles are REAL egg noodles! Put these on your shopping Kst today! it W !l pay ... in savings of ration points . . . and in money! QUALITY MEATS AT THRIFTY PRICES

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STEWING

CHICKENS

GRADE ‘A* OQg N.Y. DRESSED Lb

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NOW

1 POINT

lb. 33c

NO RIND

SLICED RACCN

ONLY 1 POINT

LB. 31c

LB. 2. C PURE PORK

SMOKED SAUSAGE Lb SSj. 23c WHOLE. HALF OR END CUTS

SLAB BACON

39c

Lb.

BULK SAUSAGE

PURE PORK

FRESH GROUND BEEF

MARVEL enriched

10c

N c.n 2 Bc

IONA CUT

WAX BEANS P l« t .

KNOX COUNTY

GREEN BEANSp^.^100

GIBU S BRAND TOMATOES

ANN PAGE BEANS

Boston Style 17!4-Oz. With Pork Jar

19c

all PURPOSE IONA FLOUR aunt jemima

Fine

Quality

MARION BRAND CORN vv '■ i, '•

no- 2 10c n°- 2 1 Qc Can 1 ^

COFFEE 8 O’CLOCK 3 B. b . 59c

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PANCAKE FLOUR ! u «

Cream Style

ALTONA BRAND GREEN PEAS,- p : lc , N c.n 2 He AAP—Green and While Tips

c°.n 33c

HYDE PARK SPINACH , C !Z., ■S.-Ul

ASPARAGUS

PEANUT BUTTER

2 Jar

SULTANA O -Lb. ■JQ r

BRAND fcJar

2 pkJ: b is® V;.nc 3 13c

SUNNYFIELD

CAKE FLOUR

SUNNYFIELD

CORN FLAKES

SUNNYFIELD

ROLLED OATS

SUNNYFIELD

rice gems

SUNNYFIELD

PURE LARD

low PRICE

EGGS > Doss. 3ic

creamery

BUTTER rosuore 47c shortening Lb ' dexo 100 PURE « -Lb. COa CA,, VEGETABLE J Gtn. bJC

10c

An $7.33

AS money CAN BUY '>cess LEADING V'ALUE FOR YCUR RATION POINTS

/| Tall • .r^ Cans •not ronncctrd irith nny company tiuinn a similar name or hrend.

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WALL PAPER

CLEANER ^Hd

AUNT PHOEBE'S

AMMONIA c f;; n ^ Bot. 10c

WINDEX

WINDOW CLEANtR 32c

ECONOMICAL

BORAX P -.. vlt 15c

CLEANING AID

ROMAN cleanser 2 30c

BLUES AS IT WASHES

BLUE SU0S White sail

LIQUID WAX

white sail CLEANSER a-penn home

DRY CLEANER

A-PENN

SPOT REMOVER

3/17.. 25c

Z. 39c Can 4C

59c

BoL IB*

Hnc Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

fancy Louisiana

STRAWBERRIES Fir,n ,ud

FRESH

PINEAPPLE

TEXAS

CARROTS SWEET AND JUICY

FLORIDA ORANGES 5 LB s 35c THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY

Luscioua Berrie* PT.

LARGE SIZE

LARGE, FULLCOUNT BUNCHES

EACH

|uesfions? a trttt/ a Answers! O- What is the Ked Cross blood lonor project? A. A project through which the Red Cross, at the request of the Army and Navy, is procuring blood for the armed forces. The blood is processed into dried plasma and serum albumin for emergency transfusions. It is the largest controlled undertaking in medical history, requiring 70.000 volunteer donors each

week.

will shortly be united in duty for the first time since both graduated from West Point Military Academy. Brig. Gen. Robert Travis, 89, head of a Fortress combat wing, received word recently that his brother, Col. William L. Tt-avis, 34, would join him as his chief of staff. "We've always been in different theaters or sectors,” the general

said, "until now.”

Col. Travis, an authority on ibom,bing and gunnery, recently has been hi the office of the chief of the Army Air Corps at Washington, D. C.

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REGARDING GRAPES Before growth begins in the spring I Is the correct time to prune small fruits and grapes. Many times, yields ) are reduced due to improper or unj timely pruning. This year’s production from established small fruit plantings will depend somewhat on how well and when the plants are pruned. Home Demonstration Agent Lucille Smith suggests that county gardeners do this work the first good day that comes along, provided the wood is not frozen. The first step is to cut out the dead wood and cut back the new growth. In order to eliminate possible damage from insects or diseases, it is advisable to remove from the path and burn all trimming. The laterals of b'ack raspberries and blackberries may be pruned back to four to six buds. The red ra.-p

Pvt. Arlando Lewis, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Leonard Lewis, who was wounded in Italy, is now stationed at Battle Creek, Mich. His address is: Pvt. Arlando Lewis, Dept, of Pts. Percy Jones Gen. Hosp., Battle Creek, Mich. Eldon Henry Lewis, husband of Mrs. Thelma Lewis, is now stationed at Great Lakes, Illinois. His address is: Eldon Henry Lewis A. S., Company 548. U. S. Naval Training, Great I^akes, Illinois. P F. C. Clifford E. Coffman’s new address is A S N 35366192 558 Ord. Co. (KM) T. K P. O. B. Pomona, Calif. IPvt. O. J. Stewart’s new address is Pvt. O. J. Stewart 35141599, A. P. O. 871 r /e Postmaster, New York, N. Y.

Bluejacket Eugene (haver ,JluM,19. son of Mr. and Mis. JlUjiry I >. Buis, Rural Route No 1 Fillmore, received recognition a eligible to quality for the petty officer rate of motor machinist's mate third clltss during recent •graduation ceremonies nt the -Naval Training School (Deisel) located at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Navy Pier. Chicago. 111. Tile Bluejacket, now awaiting active duty orders to sea or to some shore station, is now a fireman first

class.

IIOMKKKS OYKIt (iKKMAW (< out iitvi«‘4f I’roiii l*l»v. One) from the thous.uids of boml • i cd and continuous gunfire," • traveler said. “Big fires bur ,ed the northern suburbs almost 1 the beginning, especially in indiu-tr. Oranicnherg, which was believed have been damaged heavily." The planes met no figtftei i tee tion, perhaps bocau c of in aw • ,a' and snow flun ies, but lost 1 . boa ers and nine fighters to heavy i aircraft fire well under 2 i ■ eof Uie raiding force. A Loudon Daily Herald dispat . , from Stockholm aid the hnmbei defied the German aii force I.-.' broadcasting as they approaclie 1 Berlin that their targets would be tii northern and Wedding districts. “Evacuate thes districts at out the broadcasts were quoted a suing. The di patch said the raid u the worst daylight attack of the w.u on Berlin. Pamphlets were dropp- d on IViibut their texts were not diselo a • Fighters returning home from e. corting the bombers In P rlin alia, k ed and damaged more than a doz< locomotives and three and i'. five coastal vessel i. Capt. Clai n Vaucott of Lansing. Mich., dived on two ships at 550 mih hour “and if I didn't bit mi k I would be much surprised.” A small number of German j ' im last night gave Ismdon its seeier alert in two nights. A bomb fell near a homo girl headquarters in the London a-, white other explosives were drepp near three souther t England t - without causing damage -ir u Lett. |>OI ITK S HO) IV OKI \ MUSKOGEE, Okie, March 28 i UPi With political lenders froi both sides rallying to the support

1 i eigrc*- ■ id district lay to pro- ' i engtb 1 k-mocrats. speakers t congresineluding v leader la. kv. have upaign.

INDIAN U'OLi nogs i,iK-K/j i<ii' lbs 15 h gher th o

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i* HM’OCK 160-400 .s;ile,s Weil-

nesday: 100-159 11 time Wedne tl.i :

iy with high ■ r i ibs 514.00-

lit 15; 275 lbs up

$i'>.

0- b 1,8.95; 100-

159 lbs $11.0i0-^l

2.2o

•vs steady,

mostly $I3.13-$15. Cattle 600; calv

generally

active; steers a n

• is strong;

cows unevenly hi

few go* id

steers ^15.00-815.5

loads 996 lbs

814.50; common ;

ml i

diuni $ 11.50-

514.00; few chok

ifers $15.00;

bulk 811.00-818.50

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«id beef cows

mostly $12.00-81’•

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< ammon and

medium $9.50-$12

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canners and

i utters X6.00 59 0

ilei s steady,

toj> $10.00. S leep 1200; l:u

st> ady; few

Native s mostly nu

diUi

ii to low choice

$16.00; t loads 78

89 1

. good t«> low

>-$16.00.

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LAAF, LUBBOCK. Texas, March ficlent for th „ cane frujt s.

21. Aviation Cadet John D. Mc-

Lean, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLean, 620 Ridge Ave., Greeneastle, this week began his advanced training here as a member of class 44-E, ready to complete the final lap in his flight for silver wings. He holds a bachelor of arts degree from DePauw University. A U. S. FORTRESS BASE SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND (UP) The Travis brothers of Savannah, Gi..

In pruning grapes, it Is suggested that four strong laterals new growth, be saved, and that they be cut back to six or eight buds per cane. For renewal growth, i mr canes may be stubbed to two buds. All .weak growth of berry bushes or grape vines should be cut out.

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PREMIER ION ANTONESCU of R micr of Hungary, Bela Imredi, ai tin following Adolf Hitler's seizure of Hu . inclusion of Rumania and Rul, iria v , Ii. command "to intensify the G. iman u i • . m According to reports, Premier AJitoi i i L vv, and young King Mihai in a secret e : : , p plans for meeting or surrendering to th Reports indicated Anton cu vv i < drawal of all Rumanian forces f: nn ic.i t • Prut river and to renounce all el ini t . i cm Bucovina. Meanwhile, in II , .i-y, 1 di have refused to head a temper y , t Berlin. He was reported to have oidei. I tli. an tor. Premier Nicholas Kalluy, in Bu.iai it.

i former prenews spotlight possible forced i a unilied ist Europe." s war minister '■ ably to make Russian forces. I- .e the with<i • behind the d j>< iliaps northunderstood to • operation with of his preeieccsf / nternatinn il 1

Battle Still on for Cassino, Blasted by Allied Ac;hi'

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•— BOMBED INTO SMOULDERING RUINS, Cassino still remains a battlefield as the Germans bi n: up i the Allied progress. This soectacular picture showing the town burning was taken during the Allied A i- I . : i dm I the town to nibble but still failed to completely rout the Nazi de-fenders. Nazi parachute troops have toil) ht t , i- \ - into the ruins of the Continental hotel at Casflino’s edge and continue to wage a desperate struggle This r a ra.i opn- • u '""kd)