The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1946 — Page 6
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1946.
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MOOR SEDANS 231 TIITfS IN this final weekly
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TEA BAGS
FRUIT COCKTAIL
, EVEKEADY
PEANUT BUTTER 53
KUOGEK'8 NEW HOMOGENIZED
IIITZ CRACKERS '■* 17<
N. B. c. product
CHOCOLATE CANDY ■ * 25.
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Kroger's
FIIUH CAKE
Holiday Treat
5 1b.
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SPOTLIGHT 3 b * FRENCH BRAND,. . . lb. 38c
Loaves A,)
TWISTED MADE FROM PURE WHITE FEOUK
TEACHES
I want to thank the voters oJ Putnam County >or fheir support in Tuesday's Election. GEORGE £. KMAUER
FRIDAYS SPECIAL
When Available-BOX ^
OXYDOL
BEANS — I • !9<-2 « 38c TOMATO SOUP‘“'““s “Ik
Country Club sliced and wr
halves-No. 2 1-2 Can
ciiiAiiEnEs -jr c~ LIMA BEANS Z fa
Blue Label
1.42
KARO SYRUP When Available
DREFT PEAS
SATURDAY S SPECIAL When Available
GREEN GiANT-The Finest Pick.
Tender. Fresh Flavor.
5 £ 47c
23 20
BOX
No. 2
Can
Buy Now! Very Low Price. Weil Matured. Good Keepers. White Mealy Cookers. US NO. I SiZE A
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BUY NOW FOR
HOME
STORAGE
William Cargan hoads the last o» . ndervous 24,” the amazing diama of the atomi • bomb today at the Voncastle Theatre. The i Aory of the hottest secret In the world, the film, is being released by 20th Century-Fox. Also featured are Pat O'Moore and Maria Palmer, with Herman Bing. Kay Connors and Eilene Janssen in important roles.
Now She Shops “Cash and Carry” Without Painful Backache When distir.lornf kidney function permit: pnlnnnoun matter to remain in your blood ii maycausenaKKinit baeliteht, rhcumatlrpoinn, IPS? paina. Io- s |x*p ami enerpv t'<>ttin<r i, r
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your blood. Get Doan « Pill».
MAINES
50 u »« $t.43 IDAHO RUSSETS
ORANGES 5 lbs 39c ADDICC »’• *• N». ■ .Sta.vnmn Winesap*. A . ^ Q
(Full Basket »«.««) (JL Lbb. /
US No. 1, Many Baking Size.
For All Purposes.
98 bag $3.75
BROCCOLI r '' an(, >'' Gr,,eti shoots, Bch 230
GREEN BEANS, 2 Lbs. . Tender, Fresh, Found Stringless*
CELERY
Giant •• do*, alzr. Fnivsh. Crisp, ( alifornia Paseul
APPLES, 2 Lbs % Fancy Washington Box Delicious
29c 25c
STALK
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POTATOES, 15 Lb. Bag . ,49c U. S. No. i Indiana Washed Chippcwas C GRAPEFRUIT, Lb. ... |Qc New Texas Seedless Pink Meat
In recent years, Kroger Stores have become bigger— Kroger variety wider—Kroger quality even finer than ever before. But we haven’t forgotten the importance ol low pricing —especially in these high-cost-of-living days. Whether you buy the most expensive or the least expensive item of its kind, Kroger will always save you money on the deal. % Bring your five to Kroger. And see how much more change you get back!
BEEF ROAST Round bone, shoulder or thutk, young, tender
lb. 45c
SIRLOIN STEAK 59c SHORT RIBS tir •"„. 33c PORK ROAST Loan " 8,y,e ‘ s,,m " s, " Ib 37^
How To Relieve I LOAF CHEESE, Lb. 62c GROUND BEEF.... 37c FRESH COTTAGE Lb. 45c
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The Is.tlnn IJke Snap, When Available.
PLUMITE
A million little pluiuherK in a can. IJmited Supplies
2 cans 35c
Bronchitis
Creomulsion relieves promptly be- 1 cause it goes right to the seat of th« trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid naturt to soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with th A understanding you must like the way It luickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
American. Fine for tiffing sliced SHARP CHEESE, Lb. 59c Aged Herkimer Chedder. Fancy quality SALMON STEAKS lb 49c A Kcal Seafood Treat. Fancy Chinook
Fresh Ground. For I-oaf or Put ties
Tender, Juicy. For linking
WOODBURY SOAP Fur the akin you love to touch. When Available.
|| A looked, Center Cut Slice*. Four lluking, Broiling or Frying FILLET of POLLOCK 27c Tatty, Fa-onoinical , I.h.
RENUZIT French Dry Cleaner. Safe for home tme, 1 gallon 69c, 2 gal. $1,29
The Prices Quoted in This Ad Are Available at ail KROGER SUPER MARKETS
HOSPITAL NOTFS Mrs. Alice Tmax and son of Gosport were dismissed from the hospital yesterday. Mrs. Retha Ford of Spencer was released from the hospital this morning. Mrs. Vercie Meek. GreencastU. R. 1 was admitted to tlv* hospital Thursday morning. Airs. Iva Wodall cf CloverdaUwas admitted to the hos|>itid Wednesday. Mrs. Elia Martin, Keelsville, R 2 was admitted and dismissed from the hospital Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dowell Flint, 40ii E. Seminary are the parents of a daughter born this morning at the hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Huxley and son of Cloverdale were released from thi; hospital this morning. Mrs. Pearl Staley and son, of Quiilcy, were discharged ^rom the hospital Thursday. Mrs. Alma Pitts and son. 807 South Indiana, wort 1 dismissed from the hospital this morning. Mrs. Valla Thomas of Brazil was dismissed from the hospit al Wednesday. Mrs. Delle Fisher of Reelsvitlc was dismissed from the hospital yesterday.
LAST SHOWING T-
FOR SALE; One 10-20 tractor on good rubber, one 10-20 on steel and one F-12 tractor steel or rubber, one new Idea spreader, several tractor tires, tubes and rims. Walter S. Campbell, Greencastle, Ind. • 7-3t.
* PALESTINE * Mrs. Francis Stewart and baby daughter has returned to her home at North Salem after a several days stay with her mother, Mrs. Fern Stine. Mr .and Mrs. Bud Ruark and daughter, called on Airs. Ott Hand on. Monday. A good crowd attended tinWoods sale last Tuesday. Several from a distance attended church at Palestine on Sunday. Mrs. Dessie Solomon called on Mrs. Clarence Beck Tuesday morning. Mrs. Stella ipoer of Danville spent last Tuesday with Mrs. Ott Hand.
WITH NWs BROKEN dikes MARCH OP Time
UNO TODit ENCORE night ONK SHOWING01 bktwken the kkgi lak futt "My Favori Blende" BE ON TIME TO m:k a oompleh I’lCTI’ltE of FACl feattre FRIDAY and SATUIT "The Search!
With •l.'linMimn
To The Volers of Putnam Con THANKS
CLARENCE E. GOFF Commissioner-Elect of First District
YOUR DRUGGIST
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RESCRIPTION work is the most important assignment. IGHEST compounding standards are always maintained. FULL registered Pharmacist hand-
les every order.
IGID rules of sanitation are kep* constantly enforced. ODERN efficiency makes servi« pleasant and prompt. LL prescriptions are double chet
ed for accuracy.
OSTS are always kept down '#
the minimum.
OU will profit by bringing y c,ur prescriptions to us.
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