The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1949 — Page 6
THE DAILY LANNER, GRcENCASTlE, NDIANA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 194?
KO\« lll»\l » ! havr returned home after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staffer'- and Miami. Florida. Mary lyn- : Bio mtaff* ■. ewra] weeks in Miami, Fla ' '*’eek m Indianapolis
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last week visitinj Mrs. Dors Eggers and Mr and Mrs. Ward Laavctt are Mr and Mr s Diw tv Wilson la '.ily in Crawfordsville. on a two weeks trip in the South
South End Economy 727 S. M6IH 57. MARKET CREEH5SSTLE I lilll.W \M» SATI IIII.W SIMMAI.N SLICED PINEAPPLE, ho. 2'A can.... 46c TEXSUN BLENDED JUICE, Large Can ... 25c LIFEBUOY2 FOR 21 c SWAN "Z 2 fCR 36c
lux 2 for 27c jello
TOILET SOAP
COFFEE
SPRY2 FOR 77c TREND
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3 FOR 27c 3 FOR 35c
LB. 53c
^ FOR 35'c
WASHING POWDERS 28c - 2 FOR . . . . 55c SPARE RIBS, Lb. 33c BACON ENDS, Lb. 25c M(< VWOKY MARGARINE, Lb. 29c MARGARINE, Lb. 31c BULK COOKIES, Your Choice, Lb 49c WILSON'S BACON, Lb 49c TOILET TISSUE, Charmin 4 Rolls . . 31c
RENO. New (INS) Holding a commission in Nevada's state jwiliie force is similar to being a Kentucky “colonel.” The force has a supentendent. five serg an Is and 18 honorary mem- )> :s. who are gubernatorial ap-
pointees.
DOGS ARE GETTING TIRED IN PHILADELPHIA PTC ON
FREE DELIVERY ON BEER AND GROCERIES ANYWHERE IN CITY
South End Economy Market-Earl H, Thomas OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
OVERCOME with grief, Zigmond Bankowskl and his wife (left) are aided by a friend at Pittsburgh, Pa., as they leave funeral of their daughter Margaret. 15. brutally slain by a sex flend at Ambridge, Pa. (international)
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: CORN MUFFIN MIX \Jor success of every baking^
Why not get all this in YOUR new cor?
Owners of low-built Hudsons have it!
Owners of New Hudsons ore seeing for themselves that the lower a cor con be built, the more graceful its lines can be made, the better it will ride, the more surely It will handle, and the safer if will be!
designers of the n«“cd for makeshift styling, enables Hudson to achieve pleasing proportions, symmetric, freeflowing lines.
Because people who drive Hudsons step down” into an exciting, new kind of automobile, they enjoy more head room and roomier seats in an nut imobile only five feet from ground
A hvg-the-road ride, and a smooth, steady way of going, because Hudson has the lowest center of gravity in any American stock car!
to top than in any mass-produced
built today! Yet Hudson
ample road clearance!
Performance? You bell Hudson’s allnew, high-compression Super-Six engine—or the masterful Super-Eight, get every chance to perform at their brilliant best, because this car is so low-built, so streamlined!
Come in, See Hudson’s
Great PLUS FEATURES
Automatic gear thifting in forward speed) with Hudson Drive-Master Tranjmistion’ — ihifti only when you want , . , your choice, iupor-Si* or Super-light engine . . . TripleSafe Broket finest hydraulic system with reserve mechanical system on same pedal . , . Weather-Control — Hudson's heater-condl-tioned-oir system . . . Super-Cushion Tiros . .. Conter-Point Steering , , . and more than 20 other important features an display at your neighborhood Hudson dealer's. TOplwnal ul tl.ghl extra coat
But roominess is only one of the wonderful advantages that go with the automobile that is so far ahead it’s a protected ini estment in motor car value.
A new meoture of safety, because you ride completely encircled by the sturdy, box-section steel girders of Hudson’s Monobilt body-and-frame. *
Here are more:
Authentic beauty—the "step down” principle so basically right it frees
We invite you to visit your nearby Hudson showroom, to see all the advantages you are entitled to in your new car! **
NEW
Hudson
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The only car you step
*Trnde-mark and patent* pending. 09 AU the adianuige* in Hud ton’g "StepDown” design are fully explained and illustrated in a booklet available at all
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Hudeun dealer.
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However things may be elsewhere, democracy was never in better working order than in this country today Let us count our blessings—full employment, bumper crops, the world's highest standard of living plus the freedom of opportunity which only the American system offers.
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LIBBY PEACHES
lTbby peas
LIBBY "COCKTAIL LIBBY PINEAPPLE
HALVES OK >!.!( ED
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GOLDEN CORN
CHEESE
SHORTENING
New Eow Price
( HI KM.OLD CUEAWM)
WINDSOR CLFB SPREAD
Krogo. Pure Vegetahli
CHOCOLATE CHERRIES
Kroger’s Creamy Fondant
MARVEL CIGARTTES S1.49 BREAD
save at Kroger’s lew price Carton PAPER T0WEL3
COFFEE ri. S1.15
MARGARINE35c
2 No. 2'/2 Cans 59c 2 No. 303 Cans 37c No. 2!/2 Can 37c 2 No. 1 Flat Cans 35c
Qt Jar 55c
3 No. 2 Cans 29c 2 Lb. Loaf 69c
3 Lb. Can 89c Lb. Box 65c
27c
..... 15c
POTATO CHIPS 49c my-t-fine 22c
BUY |T IN GREENoJ
Rockefeller Irol^l
5T3
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Kroger. Enriched six ways
’ Largs Loaves Klin- Kihbon
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GORDON'S DEI.K IOI s
CRACKERS
Kroger's New Extra Thin. Lb. Ro\
LAYER CAKE Pineapple Golden ( ream
Lit. Roll
( mintry ( luh ( burned fresh daily from rich
Cream.
7 Inch CAKE
Hess Sales and Service 7-9 EAST FRANKLIN ST. GREENCASTLE IND.
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l.unchcon Meat, -lust slice 1’ ounce ( an
23c FRESH BUTTER
49c 39c
68c
EGGS
ROYAL CROWN
Kroger I . S. tirade A
Dozen Eargt Delii-ious Cola
KROGER'S
Drink, (i Rots. (Plus Deposit)
P0RN Libby, Yellow Whole Kernel
CHOCOLATES
Old I .ishionnl l)ro|K — Lb.
29t 1 JEETS
'1 I ” or.. Cans
Libby, Whole in Glass
No. 303 Jars
55c 25c posit) 35c 45c
RIB ROAST OF BEEF
KROGER < IT TENDERAY 7 INCH RIB t I T
SIRLOIN STEAK
59c PORK ROAST
Kroger ( ul Tenderay. l«-ss bone, less waste
Fresh Plenie Style. IT.
FRYING CHICKENS 59c
Kroger Country Fresh, out up ready for pan
SLICED BACON \\ iIson's Corn King
No. | (piahty
LB.
LB. 55c
33c 49c
ORANGES
BEANS
New Fla. Valencias. Practically Seedless Heavy With Juice g Lb. Bag
Green Young Tender Round 'CARROTS ^ ^
Stringless — 2 Lbs.
APPLES
Washington Box Winesaps
or Homes — 8 I.hs,
Bunches — 2 For GRAPEFRUIT
Fine Flavored Extra Juicy
5 Lhs.
49c 17c 33c
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pondeni over 1
He is survived by h^JJ daughtei in ' A ‘ p and his wife nc H'- ^ and hi r husband^, children one - ' ^
several neph.'WWe commit him D
hoping that by the J .hall he reunited in “•I
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