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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCaSTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, janUaRY 16, 94?.

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t Tiis miiirtins.

Ar 'Jti final Prvrt t. i/i" »/t} mn *

i intended to ** t ciarlficaticn of vus&y he had mt< *nd turn over tr Ti JlL- U> Alri V>T.

ch ordeTc'-d.

that

tight un f il the yi»ue ttded to r^ie guhemaE Thom a* • t <i lieut«1 present

ATTEND DISTRICT RURAL YOUTH MEET

f-.-.-th will rw^sve silver nwd&l* 4>n«i the tAird one-fourth bror >-

rr.-la!.*,

B*—: cattlemen ar.ii *-H be-f

f ci^n members interestc.i m thi.- ; popular extension activity should ; w.-ite or contact the extension

! ,ffke before Kebniary 1.

THE DAILY BANNER and

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memb*rs • t Rural Y • tended the

' the . uth Or?

D -: r,<; Me ?t-

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tuant overnor, i

-tat r»\ enue conumssior.er, • I will not yield me office to a •p: ’end- rV Arrail —t-tl •'T’k office belongs to tnc- people. TV

it Wl.iiamaport Wedneaday t.-.r J- .ary l-ith TV usual J- .or <-t.rs »'aa < rrnJ it Frances H'r.lrich fron". Putrair. C mty led the g.-mp inging M irgan C*ty gave th

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"It Waves For Alt"

Entered In tbc post office at' Greeneastle. Indiana as second; j class mall matter under Act of

! March T. iSTS f

l Subscription price. 15 cents per ■ v ^.,e 0 - ; Vi-tro-ncl is

I I areck; »T 00 per year by mail l«, iaix . - -- Jt«S Ute boose be1 DFITADIAHC ItCAb jPutimi County; $3.50 to $5.00'^-; " ^ _ ROTARIANS HEAR ,^ r ^ ar ^ ms;I CJts;<Je p, Jt . *itU, Rntms^.rrr sn-.-r

BUREAU SPEAKER nam County. Iicudu-i--.

S. R. Karidea, Publisher 1 Mps Pmtut many

17-15 S uth Jarksor street.

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I like all of a owe hut V»t ; of .J! ! like the names of t

. characters. Some cf them are.

._wh appreciated th Bulldcg Dawnnead. Peter Pork- . f n .m:.^ ius ,; -j .ns. Superkatt. Fla.-h. Tn.’ clo< -i with a p*e.i! j, mf* Whatsit, and so on for-

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Pehso\al And Local News b n 11: f s

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French Parliament began ballot Ing today in the ei- tk>r. of th> first president of tV new-born Fourth Repubhi Th- two houses . Pariun.-nt sat in joint vssi. for the Presider.ual election. It will chart the course - the war-irn-proveriabed nation * struggle to lift itself out of a morass of economic and political troubles. Premier Leor. B. jm returned from I»ndon in time for the etection. He had won an agreement to negotiai. an Ar.gloFrer.cn u-lutno- promising f-.w-erfu* n .. bulwark.- f «r French eeorwj.ny and p/liti ai prestige ( %>IM \f h HiiNiiKi.il J O. Cam mack ro eived t letter frem the Se, > of the Indiana Assor alK.r. of Pf-.t inphers rceentiy as foikiwf ■•It is my privilege and g pleasure t ir.forn, v>ni that at recent meeting of our Fx> ut:v > Baord. you were elect, i an h.Oiiarary iif< no-niber in tie Indiana Asaociation of Ph tog-raph-•rs ir. appreciat- n of y Jt .r.any years of untiring efforts aril devote ! service to our prsfesston.” £,nc<:r<;> yours Wa’t-r W Neuman Sec y Mr. Cimmack feels that this is a v-ry great h*.: -r. since thev had to amend their consti*.jt:cn to make- honorary membersh.ps S -.ssibli Mr Camntick served the.r Executive E- ard five y- ar; m the arly life of the Association and m tre r-oiganization ' “ some years aeo vas one of i commit*e * i>f thrc«- to writi *• . • . or stitutuir’ an 1 by lawi vnich were written i- r»-

snmer.fs in recreati

Herbert FVederjohn. publicity representative for tne India”a j Farm Bur-au. aiklresseil tr“ j Greencastle Rotary' Club at its weekly luncheon on VV.-dnes.iav. Mr FWderyohn was introduce! by Ivan Ruark. manager of th r Ptitaam County Farm Bureau. Mr. Flederjohn traced the history of cooperatives and discussed at length the- operations c.f cooperatives in Indiana. Folio*ii.g the talk, a spirited diseussioi f. lowed in whten members of

the club participated. I Miss Fra nr-s Murphy. R J Grave of Crawfordsvil! " , underwent an operation v.- a guest of toe Rotary Club * day morning at th

I hospital.

HOi. MARKET I _ , ^

| Greer., astle Chapter No. 22

.. . " . , I inspection, on R A M degree Fn-

Hogs: 6.000; moderately ar-i

, ... ' Jav evening at . 30 Mar five. weigiiU lt>0 lbs. up 2>| H

high man Wednesday’s gener .1 •

ttaoe. lignter weights steady to' Or. \V. D. James is attending 25c higoer. sows opening aroun 1 me 63nt annual convention at t '. -

. -y-one steady: bulk good and chou Jr..uana Veterinary Medical A*-

by 160-325 lbs. $23.75. top $24: 2g5-J socaation which open-

siuify distreisoi*

Mikes ocealning eaaier. j

■eslds from I

developing if used |

‘ :t tisc first xorrun? iiiifle or saeen- ! 7—:Dcuh>>D«ty!S»seDrcp'*bci31 1 a«r you much aBtscry. Woci- I—k! I iicd direcucas in ifie ;>...iaie.

SCHOOL NEWS

S.-hool

l Last Fnday niorr...-

Georgc Frank is visiting ir.d relative- in Califo--

R 2. Tues-

R bert Lon?

COMICS by Jane Right ell I like comics because I thii.’ti | they are exciting but somehow I do not feel they are helping ni‘ any. \ My favorite comics are: Susie ! Comics and Crime Comics. I

M r feel that when l read a comic,

in#|fC |/K.f > BA.k|AL .. . : Jon. - School - - • m. n rva l a book I can't " j - n -n t: fifth and six* *,-jaa to vet interested in th ^ jCw1 u Y i .1 . i pra- nte*i h r w lth 3 b««>k. 1 T j Sou. - I put up il t ib. 'tiovn Ul.- P. T. A. Hi- first grade of Jon - Sebo. .nitdoors and sell my old comic-. Hot il. *u Meeting * . n iv one day absence last O. ce I made fifty cenles on oi

evk This was an unusually person,

nr. record for fir-t grade dur- Most of the children in my the fust week of January migh-xirhood read comics so 1 A Urge number of the pupil- trade comics back and forth.

Jone- School enjoyed seeing J

d,. - engir.e which was or' Uiilpath Schiail : ,v at th, Miaion staticn The mini guide of Ridpath day iftemoon ’ Scn.ol sent plants and wrote

letters to their teacher. MUs

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a: ti

n .

Ray

*i«r ah.- n

C^ verdale P T A met High School gyn Monday Jan. 13tn. with Mrs Elvina

. esident pres.d.ng

ras opened by the 5th grade tne -'ntertair.ment. A sketch of Stepher. Foster c

was given and 3 very popciiir ^ srngs were s-ir.g. ' Swanr.ee River BiauUfil Draam.r” “I Dr - am of Jear.c math the Light Br wn Hair " Ato a large air- > plane was m ndeled and called t oi th Sky Clipper with the.

,f m ■- Uss tak.ng in' > ir 1VM6—I. ends January 1

THE CHEFS CORNER

Miller •M-bmil

Kathryn Thurow fron. Waterlow a entered me third grad'

Miller School Monday

The first half of the school

51 ora. who is ill.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays

. rs

bnaginary trip in it to the iif- ; fi.-aue carus are due Januaiyj

ft t state* and telling what the 21st.

• •tut * were famous for. Thus was. Mrs. Mason. - _ ,

' i - clever and en; yed by aB. t- aciKr of Mill r School was ab- ^ Dermis Long. Rtelsville.. today.

Devotior • were given by Rev 'sent from her duties this wet't ^ Jan. 16.

P. Th. m.r.utes of last m. ie to a serave ease of tonsilifis. ^ Mrs Elizab.: th Hamrick. 92 me ■■read .md approved Al* Following are some stories years, today Jar.. 16th

th. message of the prasiden’.. about comics written by

is read. j grade pupils:

Mr Wilson then :r.traduced the COMIC BOOKS by Thomas Tur-fi speaker who was Mr Hutchins,' xh,» comic books I '

Harry F-. . r.

Ver<

Fifth District ider. which was enjoyable everv-

Putaair

week-

T. ..tt the meeting fr Putnam County were John Caulor. .•’.«• Ed Harr.- Frances H FT yd Sim.-. Irwin w.,::., and Sylvia Oo-N Ca!f Enrcliment Deadline Feb. 1st. Owneis of registered beef ca*U. hav ..nly i.rtil February 1 to , i ir the <>*id M «la! Ca’f Club .iccoraim. t K VV Hum*

240-260 lb- • anapolis today 260-2M) Ibw, $23 2SO-.j0o',

$22.75 300-350 lbs $22.50:' * er " ° B Lan-f ur $2.25; 100-160 >b, . c£Kint - v “ ;n Ch *^”°

$21 50-$22.75: earlv sales - ^ tOT * meeUng at ^ ^ ' largely $!**»; choice Ugh* waUr Beach ***' of ******* , i- nt- held t- $19.50 or above. , fr ° m over m ' na, ‘° r aUeodlr ’ »

a session of the Council of sta’.e 1

240 ibs $23.25.

lbs.

I 2 50

»23.50:

L^rry R:chard Gasaway, son’ Mr. and Mrs. Don Gasavpy. f

grade! s years todiy. Jan. 16. |

county agricultural ug. nt. This extension activity sponsored by me Indiana Livestock Biee.-i.-rs Association and Purdu" Univ.-i sity cooperatively enable* hr- ..is to compare their effii • ncy ir. producing beef cattiT become eligible to exHiUt jjn G i‘d M- iul calf class.** in courty. d:»tnct or state shows heifer c-3l- dropped in 1946 and c:gn.-1 in July 1547 Hist : in of one and one half *-r each lay of age p'.u -v.-nty poun I birth weight Bull an I steer calves must st. > v .a of two pounds per -iay p' i- th. .«• vi • ty pound birtii

weight.

Eh :;fc-!e ca!v.-s then compete G. ! : Medal classe- at r.-cogniz- l . \hib,t- the P itnain Cour’y F.-.ir heir, one of m.-r: At lea-; ft r animals must show ir. a ti l--- tne top one-fourth will rec* v. g ,d medals the sec-ovid o-i -

t OITTGER IXJI'RED LAFAYETTE. Ir.d. Jan 16 - il’P' Loren Ayers, a stafi* police sergeart. remaineJ in a acrii us finditian at a Lafey tte h;-pital today after a collision Ust night m wht.h Frank Frair, •4. \V namac. wa* kind. Country l.anien C lub Mi-ting Cane lied The January me ting of the Country Garden Club has been

cancelled.

FORD ( I Tx PRKTlk

Governments of which be is a member Cabinet members ard prominent government officials will be the speakers at tne va -

”1

St;, I Doreen Rossok 18 years todat I

Jan. 16tn.

Well fMks I hai, a tr , do; I. . you K riilsi I nn. e g .lil. n hr,, un ' , . will like th.- iFli i„i U ' J* w hit, in. u: i ;i „ Will b. OJukeil Jllsl’,,, uikI ne mere, ^i,,) ir. .r t i P.AKM) M\( V N I: ( lid -•* • ha* jug , “»m—- hi di-h hum k |.a:cil jus! right t„ | u b* s! ai. I ue m„. tang. the.. , i h , ^ milk mad i r. am. i„ it i fU\oi youTI g l„r_Am, Frida) well a!„ |,av, hi, ED HAM. l:u\s T ^J 1 GREEN BEANs, |, ko ^ and 'I \s||t.|i potutt wit,i BROWN t.RWfi. u anti niaki arra'ie -111,1,^ bring your did me.-nhen^ oth. i groups l„ r iun h,,, dinners —ire i.pe,, d») (except s 11 nilsy 1 | n 7:oi» A. M. ti) Lsn p. t| CHETS CAFETERIA Acros. fri.m Post (Xfir,

like best

a v

ry interesting to California.

report on his

icus sesisons of the council meet- 1 . ( It was anr iunced that the next .meeting wcalj be an ail < f‘. v cause they tell about real people*

. -.it i- .y Tuesday Feb. 11th.;

lafe. Air Ace. Classic. Looney T unes and Walt Disney’s Comics I like tne first three comics be-

RUPTURED!

HOSPITAL VOTES

Mrs. Geneva Her id viilc. tm- dismt-sed ho*pda! today

of Coatefrom tr-

| wit ,*afU

Jane N\ Gardner 101 Sou’h I>icu.-t street was admitte.: to

the hospital yesterlay.

on A go.-1 program is b

ire 1 r ranged.

-1* -i-

Bdle I nion PT \

11 I Mi-eting

! and real heroes also they tell

is.ness me~..ng in lf* : 'j gPoyf true things that really 1

(happened. J | Air Ace comic books tell inter-1 [ esting facts about aviation and ! also have stories about new ai-

inventior.s.

Classic comics are stories tak-

books or

New Pal -llteil DOBBS TRISS 1 sanitar. 1 Car. be washed» NO STRAPS

It holds the muscles tngeth ■ -ithai concave pad .... Ke< ps Rupture I clo-.d at all times whi • • sing iiflij walking or swimming Lightweight. tn« es body ir but two pin .* < \ N NO 1 -.1 IP Ria«in slimilj tea b >i>u md t j.lanil

Paul F Twente,

North'

Denny street, Indiaanpolte. w.is

t« mhtiniir«1 fr«»$M I'aKw . . t profit f tied fi, the Hospital V., !n- ; -ft

•-n months of 1946. and in- ®*>' tendc J to continue to operate in the buck. H- sari tiiat the mil-

Carolann Gurney of Clover-

.dale, wa.- admitted to the hospil-

:. ■,f dollars > st since V-J day a( v .. st ^ rdav

nad fc--.. iccent.-d is "ar iter, o' ' • Susan Hurst Rural Route 2.

tn<* c-ost of a great and victorious _ . ,

, Cloverdaie was admitted to th■*%*a r. i

hospital yesterday.

B’cause they must bjikl up 1 Mr and .Mrs. Jesse Cove-* depleted cash reserves or because

You 'Cues' loi.Fme CaUng

V _

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U!CK-FROZEN OALITY FOODS

Here s a case of good eating if you ever saw one -- our QUICK-FROZEN FOOD CASE. It's always filled to the top with an appe-tempting variety of deliciously good foods . . quick-frozen to seal in all the taste-tempting flavor. And they re so easy to serve. Just open the package -- plop the contents into the pot and heat. Economical, too. because you pay tor no shells, pods, or trimmings.

PEAS

RIRDN 12 Oi

they arc still !c - rg money, many f/:.-ir -- - m iy not In iM t fot- . a he sa.d. "but we hope that ^applies, -lur employees. jr other economic nartner, will bark, eacn to his own ability. * jr att -mpt to return to the *c mic fsattem which ha* helped t makf America great—the pr:r ;pS- that higher wages and a higher standard of living for all Jiperd upon k>w-r c»>sts ani i wer pri es through increasingly efficient large-scale prodiiction.” The n<-w scale of prices for F011 models delivered in this aria are Tudors as !• * as $1190 F rd rs - low as $1332. all oorn-

Kural Route 3. are tne parents i,f a baby girl boin at the hos-

pital th:- mornini

-Mrs Maxine Leonard. 511 South Indiana street, is the parent of a baby girl born at tr -

hospital yesterday

Amelia Hartnagle was arfinitted to the hospital today. 5!rs Myrtl Michael wa-n.:-—-ci from the hospital today Martha Jones Rural Rout*- 2 was -usmissed fron the hospi*.-:

U*;ay

Je-— B- arnan was dim:I fi cm th h, -pita) Wedr.sdav. Shirley Shaft*r and dai.^ht 505 East Seminary, were c - | m:a- d from the hospital today.

The Belle Union P T A

r a-iUon met in the scf»d! en from well known

jy; Monday n:ght Jan. 13 The cIassics.

ting wa- 1 ailed to order by Looney Tunes and Walt DisJenevra Knoll, acting for rev's comics are always funr r -;<* n.t. Mrs. Nina Gaston, and I always get a go**d laugh

ah. was not present. The Score- from thorn,

tray r report read and approved. When my father came back tr. m th-- group sang the P T A from Mexico he brought me tv 1 - Mexican comic books. t one c.f After the usual business mee*- them was hke our True comics, r.g Mr Frederiik Brooks, who go I think children in other’ ha- ■ en doing L". S O. work in countries ike comic bo.ks too. J the .-hill’.pines fo- the past three; j ijj< > to read comic books just ] V.-ars. gave a very interesting to pass the- time Fat for reil --r.- j talk n the Islands, its people joynicnt I'd rather real a go-

im ustrv and a g< r -ril idea of booK "

th; w-.rk being lone there by th-. COMICS' by Robert Larnck

"I think comics are fun. When 1

N<>

BULBS

hull ur bulb in opening of rupture. »■

BELTS

k.-: p imra-lev -.pr, a,l a|Kirl.

MR. J. E. OSTLER. Factory Reprc entative. Will lt,--al IV | (OMMEIU IAL HOTEL, (.raim-astle. Saturda). Ian It From 9 a m. to 3 p. m. Only.

JUST RECEIVED Car Of FIELD TILE

LATE NEWS

plete with spare fires

I-ab-*r sources were silent •m The- infant daughter -if *.. pr; . "eduction. land Mrs. 51 -Ivir 5!:ller of Ric ha rd T L or. ard direct »r more, was admitted to the of the UAW's Fori department.' pital this morning. wa* nt available for comment

but Ford Labor relations Chef John S Bugas said Leonard had beer retifiej in advance of the

price cut.

Th, LAW indicati-d some time ago it interrled to ark for a 23 1-2 cent h irlv wage increase in the industry The present contract with the Ford 5Iotor Com-

p > .y • xp.i - . » iv

Th--* price cut was hailed in

FGho--

C. S O

After adjeumment. r freshnner.ts were served by th. - rvmg cr r-mittee.

Bible <1ub To 'leet Tomurrow The Woman's Bible Club of G.-ojn Memorial church will me t Fr.du;. aft, rnoon at 2:30 wite 5lr- L D. Snal r. 212 1 -rt \V.»1ut ' t Mr- Edward Schu's iil :. v, the devotions and Mis. H B G ug - will give the program. + ❖ Eniera ( tub Me ts Friday Th< Emera Club will meet Friday night at 7:30 o'clock, with .Mrs. Alb- rt Williams 422 Ead Anderson Street

I have some spare time. I mo-’, j always grab a comic and -it down in a chair. Wh-r.ever I get a comic 1 a!-i

I7\ E WO SIN IN ( H t M L \t)l R ORDER IN FOR OFF THE ( VR HH IUIIV | BAINBRIDGE LUMBER CO.

N. P. VanBUSKIRK

WEST SIDE

GROCERIES SQUARE

MEAT S - VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY

PHONE 37

FLOUR Wilsons Coffee

Cut Corn, 10 oz. ... 25c Broccoli. 10 oz. . . . 35c Lima Beans, 12 oz. . 42c Peas & Carets, 12 oz. 30c SUCCOTASH, II oz. 31c Brussel Sprouts 11 oz 39c

FRENCH STYLf

16 Oz.

FI RE CREAMERS

Lb.

Coconut, 8 oz 35c Chop Suey, 16 oz. . . 34c Grapefruit. 16 oz.... 35c Orange Juice, 16 oz. 29c

Pineapple, crushed 16 oz 39c

Strawberries, 16 oz. 69c

GREEN BEANS

BUTTER RINSO

URGE BOX

29c 76c 33c

R. A P. W. ( I,ih

INDIAN \l*OLl>. Jan. 16.— . v|. , \\,,| n ^-dui | 1 I - \ d.reei primar) In,. Til*'- Bus :«-*.* a-d Prof*--.or j I »aid «• hale (he hieing of a Women s Club met Wednesday dzeaWe Win of KepuMbwao and . vcnu.g January 15 at the ho* v Ihe Demoeratie rainoriti. wao in ' , Mj « Barbara Dam i- Twerf v traduced la the ladiMM Hoom* *rf. n.cmbe,- were pr-rent at th,

' llrprere-utatHn, today. i. etmg

... . 1 Pr* fesaor Harry Voitaer of

Wuahu gt n bv John R Steel- W A> HIM,TON, Jan. 16 — man. -speail assistant to Pre.-- ,INSi—The Mar D-partmeni 1 i - Truman, as good news diM'lo^rd i.atai tint it k ron-aift-i ,r the country. w j|i, the -• .ixtice Departm.-nt

| to del. rmine u be I her the fed

Pillsbury 25 Lb. Bag

EVAPORATED MILK

Tall Can 12Vk LB

CHASE and SANBORN VAC-PACKED

a* tlon. and *d what

<• mixtion with (.x.rgia's twre

goiernor naitr«ier>\ .

Secret a r>- ->t Har Pattor*. sakl that “we are (-.nMilting with (the -lu^ti.-e Degartnvnt «n the

DOG tjl ARA N'TLVE

COLUMBUS IND Jan 16 - i UP i Dr O. A Del»ng. health officer for Bartholomew county, 1 today ordered a county-wide

( mrartine on dogs.

DcL ng slid there have b?en entire matter.** repeat-d reports of persons be-j rg attacked by stray dogs. I

Coin • bus. the county-seat j HELP FI L FTRE'IAN

town, went through a rabies!

Scare last fall and its quarantine ®T 1ADUIS. Jan. 16 (UP)

• rdered Nov. 18. still is in ef-

fect.

the Political Science D-part.-ne -.t at DePauw University was the speaker o4 the evening. Speak- , ing upon tne subject of “CHy Government.** he outlined the

eral goiernment should take anr , ar .„ us thrvik vn . h

* ‘ * nature, in

cigarettes-.:::::: si.34 peanut butter ::: sic

PRINCE ALBERT t! 10c HOMINY

303 C AN

TREMBLY’S

» N INDIANA ST - PHONE 740• EAST MDE Of SQUAftl

TS MEMORY In lovi-g memory of Mrs. Dora thy Clark, whe passed away •hree yea-s ago tc-isy. Jan. 16th. Sadly mts»?d by parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Waddell. Greencastle R. 2. ar.1 brother. John C Waddell. 610 Bioorington St. ch

city government ha.- passed daring the past years. Prof. Volt- - tner very interestingly discussed the various types of charters < under whicn cities may ore-rate and which charters are granted by the various states He part* > i ularly emphasized the -Home i Rule Charter.** which is the plan 1 used in Ohio and various other mid-western and western state*. :

-Members of the Beardstown, ILL Indiana operates under the dasFire Department ware in St . -died charters and cities are L* Ji« to buy a r.ew fire truck. { c las.«>fi*-d according to *,ze only Visiting Fire Chief Roy L. Pat-j The Home Rule Charter, howtereon noticed a tarpaulin over a i ever, is believed to be more elf.parked jeep had caught fire I, >nt than some of the other sysH- an i hi* Tire Laiders put. terns ir* that an expert, kmewn out the blaze and then railed th- j a city manager, can then b* St. Louis Fire Department *nd hj^rd by the city council to take told them about K. ‘.are of the city's busrnras af-

fair*. thu« eliminating much dup- 1 lieatior. and inefficiency in tr.various functions erf city govern-

ORANGES TEXAS 29* SIZE , Dol 30c

POTATOES INDIANA WASHED I'kt I.K. BAfi S2.39 15 Lb. Peck 39c

APPLES GRIMES (iOLDEN U. S No. I- ■D.” , r

ORANGE.

Donald Duck 16 oz ( an

JUICE

SALAD DRESSING

FRANKFURTERS

RED KIDNEY BEANS

3 Lbs. 2fc

:3ic

Dinner Size. Ih

GRADY

PORK & BEANS T.; 14c

GROUND BEEF !

BEEF ROAST

SIRLOIN STEAK ' : ,'43c

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Fresh Ground Lb. 34c

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