The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 July 1949 — Page 7

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1949.

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Lowest Prices in ireencastlc

ITEM

lima beans ^ EY BEANS 16 02

COTS COTS

jrs PEACHES ely’s Peaches

ICHES

enihai'd No. 2'j

Fresh fan Stokely's No. Halves <an

No. 2'2

can

No. 2'j

cun

Orchard No. 2'i>

Fresh can .T?c I6^c

can * i

No. 2'

can

West No. 1 gg r

WAS NOW 17c I5c 17c 15c 29c 25c 33c 29c 29c 24^c 31c 28c 25c 19c

24^c

10c

T'S PEACHES N ".jj 00 16 ELY'S PEARS 45c 43c HALVES We3t No 1 29c 25c

nHkVbw crest can

CKBERRIES No Ctt ; 24U 19c

iani Fresh

VECETABUS N °,„ 2

jden Fresli ■narOES ToflATOES

tIiato puree • K .f 7;c TOMATO SAUCE»*• 8c i$|aracus «**;«** 25c AVARAGUS N ° r ‘ 19c

Van

Camps

'2C

Garden No. 2 Fresh can

No. 2 |7

cans

I2'c

9ic

I2ic

10c 6 c 6U 21c 17c

■ey Pod Peas

No. 303 can

I82C I7'c

|CA MI HllNY

No. 2’1>

can

OERED SUGAR

1 lb. pHk-

ION JUICE Trepsw,ft

2 c

kWN SUGAR

I2 1

I4^c I4i,c

II 1

\\{c iZ' 2 c n' 2 c

: 10c

1 £ 2 —

5*t> ok. can ’ * 2

ION JUICE RMlPmon ',21c 18

ti OS. DOt.

NGE JUICE ., De t 1 46 ( ‘ z 45c 43c

Monte can

NGE JUICE 8toke,y 46 02 45c 39c

Knded JUICE

^Hbiianl Fresh

can

46 oa.

can

37c 35c

iineuppie I Juice Ti IIIBV’S OR ll»i i MONTE ft'- I9e — now I6V2C

Oxydol Duz Tide GIANT IMili. WAS 77c — NOW

ITKM

:ex

quart bottle

:ex

half gallon

!EX

gallon jug

ROX

quart bottle

ROX

half gallon

ROX

gallon jug

WAS NOW I7c I4c

{KSON BLEACH kkson BLEACH IXSON BLEACH

quart bottle

half

gallon gallon

U -i u K IOW WHITE R1, ’ a(l1

■ bottle

IW WHITE BIeach half

gallon

can

25c 43c 14c 25c 43c 9^c

can can

large can

can can can

9^c 8 c

121c

15c 33c 21c

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Lnk (rean * Golden can ^

URN Stokely’s Whole No. 2 IQ I r I fir

Kernel White can ,S, 2C I0 2 ^

URN Stokely’s No. 30.7 |QI C Iglr

VVhite Cream can ,5,2C ,02C

URN Joftrson’s White No. 2 | Q c Q2 e

Cream Style can W 3

ca n

31c 53c 17c 31c 53c 13c

25c 18c 39c 33c 15c 14c 27c 25c

9c

7Jc 12c 13c 29c 19c

23c 22c 21c 19c 23c 19c 10c 91c

191c 161c

No. 303 can

Seen" bean’ Ker "' 1 Gol<Ien

L le n Freah pEN BEANS [Stokely’g sliced

lie

2 C

No. 2 can No. 2 can

17'

121c

25c 221c

171c

WAS NOW

No. 2

can

I41c 13;

ITKM

BLENDED JUICE

Orchard Fresh

ORCHARD FRESH

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4,1 z 29c 25c

CU 1

5TOKEL.Y

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE z 33c 31c

can

KELLOGG PEP P k «- 15c 14 c 3RAN FLAKES K *' lk ^ 12 ', z (9c |8c pkg. jRAPENUTS ^ 19c 18c 1UAKER MUFFETS I1k> ’ 161c 15c MCE l* : 19c 15c RICE P v:- 35c 29c iHREDDED WHEAT V 11 16c 15c pkg.

SWEET PICKLES <1™* 39c 35c 41-LIFE DOG FOOD ^ 81c 6{c PARD DOG FOOD * 131c 121c

can

STRONGhEART ' ^ 91c 81c Food can

RIVAL DOG FOOD rc * 91c 8 c

can

KEN-L-RATION !:■% 141c !21c

FoodT can z /

CALUMET 8,,ki " K 8 oz - 13c 10c

Powder can

ALUMET ® akl, 1 1K 16 " z 23c 19c

Powder can

BROOK’S CATSUP 12 oz

Bottle ‘9C I TIC

STOKELY CATSUP. 12 " 7 171c 141c

boUfe • * L

i 14 oz. bnttli*

9 oz. glass

i top

KRAFT MUSTARD 8 7 12 c 10c

HEINZ CATSUP

MUSTARD

25c 23c 121c 10c

item

VAN CAMPS SPAGHETTI

W \* NOW

I4!c 12 1

:C

No. 300

car.

and tomato sauce

SPAGHETTI r, Srrco, 23c 21c

SPAGHETTI

HEINZ SPAGHETTI ,v 2

oz. can 1

SPAGHETTI U, ' J < ’ ri - s ’ s

Boyardie ( nu

Franio | g

American cai" —2® I42C

Donald Duck

SPAGHETTI

MACARONI R '" Cross

MACARONI

pkg

Pkg

161c 15c

91c 8 91c 8

2 c

2 C

91c Sic

9',c 81c

pkg

Donald 7 oz.

Duck pkg. ^2 V w 2

MACARONI “!i Durk ptr l9c l7c MACARONI v'" < ‘-p /’ ' 121c 10c

T( nderoni pkg. *

I.Kg (9c | 7 1

3 lb.

can

2 C

79c 77c

MiNUTE TAPIOCA SPRY GR CRISCO

KiNGAri’S SEAFOAM 2 57c 53c

can

AlWT J KM IMA

bUCKWHEAT FLOUR

AUNT JEMIMA

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR “ 19c

Igo. Pkg

37c 35c

l>kg

DUFF’S WAFFLE MIX 29c

18c 25c

EPCO VINEGAR

KRAFT

MACARONI DINNER

8 oz.

jar

32 oz. bottle

pkg

I5c 10c 131c 121c

MUFFIK MIX

DIMM KDAKY

CORN MUFFIN MIX ' ,kK PILLSBURY’S 1 1, ,

Cak< Mix pkg ITLLSHURY

WKH E CAKE MIX

DROMEDARY

GINGERBREAD MIX PIE CRUST MIX K, '‘ ko I Pkg

PIE CRUST MIX 1J,i r ury

pkg

HERSHEY COCOA >b

(.an

HtRSHEY COCOA 1 lb

can

STRAINED MEATS (:< rber

can

Corb«*r

MACARONI 'l *” N 200 171c 17c American can ‘ HEINZ MACARONI 15 7 191c 19c

Flakorn pkg. | g c 171^

I9c 171c 35c 33c 35c 33c 27c 25c 171c 15c 19c 17c 23c 21c 43c 39c 20c 19c 20c 19c 63c 59c

CHOPPED MEATS

can

CHEESE Glendal0 Club 2 lb ’

loa.'

CAHOY BARS lie 3 l-6c

l aiiry Tabli

DroHsetl

SMOKED COTTAGE BUTT Sugar cured and all ready to eat

FRYING CHICKENS

SLICED BACON BOILING BEEF

SAUSAGES AND LOAVES

69c

Boneless Pork Loin

59c

Young Tender 1‘ork Roast, Ui.

I.h.

Ringun's firad “A” Payer Pack Ml. 'k'oiing Teniler ami 1^‘an M.

53c 43c 39c 53c

('ooked and Wafer Sliced

ITKM WAS NOW PENNANT SYRUP N ' n 49c 45c

Yellow Label

PENNANT SYRUP No ™«, n PENNANT SYRUP VERMONT MAID M'lNOT 11 Whips Tnl1 can EAGLE BRAND MILK nn MIRACLE WNIP “i”',',,;,”

W’elch qt.

GRAPE JUICE

45c 33c 27c

9c

29c 21c 43c

43c 29c 25c 81c 27c 19c 39c

PRUNE JUICE

U. S. No. 1, Size A Indiana Cobblers

POTATOES EXTRA FANCY PLUMS

BANANAS

HEAD LETTUCE

Pascal Celery

Kxtra Fancy Western Jiimlio Stalk

OrlicioUH

Fating

I .urge (.olden Ycllou

Limclnun Fruit Large Solid

18 size

Selected Iceberg

PEACHES

Klherta I' rcestom

10 LBS 39c

u.. 15c

2 ,, 29c ? 19c

25c

head

Cheek Them Coiiiparc I hem Buy I hem

him

W AS NOW

LINIT STARCH

13c 12c

CHEWING GUM AI1 h ' a ” <lM 31c 3 l-6c CIGARETTES M ;v; 1 SI.5I SI.49 RINSO «■«nr , pkg l . 57c 55c SILVER DUST I ' arse i ,k - 29c 25c TREND SiU ' ,> lloal “ k la, k*' 29c 26c SURF DEAL 2 ^ 42c’38c Us Fabulous large 28C 25C ELASTIC STARCH s, p 121c 12c ELASTIC STARCH 27c 25c

pkg

12 oz.

Pkg.

PLUMITE can 23c 19c S. 0. S, smftU 121c He s. 0. S. lar R" pkg. 23c 2Ic RRILLO sma ' 1 P kff I lie 10c BRflLO ia-g< pkg 23c 19c L’U MI’LK TF.AM RORAX Ilb '^ 17c 15c 20 MULE TEAM BORAX > lb '69c 59c MELG lnrpo pkR - 25c 23c MFLO 8maU kf 10c 91c SAL SODA 2,/ * lb P k «- 91c 81c LA FRANCE 1 " 10c 9c SATIHA pkK 6c 5c LIFEBUOY SOAP rPK bat 81c 8c KIRK'S ILarilwut0J r, ‘ 3 p rp c- 81c 8c BORAXO 8 oz pks f 17c 15c BORAXO 1 ,b pk ^ 29c 25c SUPER SUDS DEAL 2 pl ^ 42c 38c DREFT - 75c 73c TOILET TISSUE Kul1 B^c 71c TOILET TISSUE R " 121c 91c

400 count

SCOTTIES 200 p ,l ' 161c 121c SCOTTIES 40, '' ^,u ” , 35c 23c ANGEL SOFT l s 25c 19c WAX PAPER SiU : AU 23c 181c

AMMGN'A

roll

quart bottle

ITKM W AS NOW GRAPE JUICE Wd h pt 23c 21c STOKELY'S TOMATO JUICE N<) 2 an 131c 10c GARDEN FRESH TOMATO JUICE N " 2 p! * n 9?c 81c DONALD DUCK TOMATO JUICE 46 7 ran 25c 171c

LIBBY’S

TOMATO JUICE 46 7 can 25c 241c

STOKELY'S

TOMATO JUICE 46 17 ran 29c 241c

Sunsweet 29c 25C

32 oz. bottle

Instant Coffee M VXW FFF IIOFSE ( H ASH A SANIIOKN Small -lar W.sIh 4NOW “IV

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From where I sit... Jy Joe Marsh

For The Ladies:

A Diet That Really Works

trust any of those get-thin-quick diets. Simply cut down on desserts, bread, butter, sweets and fats — but when you do. even do your cutting

down moderately.’’

From where T sit, moderation is the watchword. Moderation with food, with smoking or with the enjoyment of a friendly glass of temperate beer or ale. Actually, moderation add* to the enjoyment of just about anything.

We went out visiting the other niirht and the ladies were talking away about weight-reducing diets, tine of them had a special “15-day Hollywood diet" guaranteed to slim her dow n lit teen pounds’ worth. Another was living on bananas and

skim milk!

1 might have known the missus would get the bug, too, and sure enough the other day she asks me, “Joe, what kind of a diet do yon think I oug-r-.t to go on?” “Mother.” I says, "the only diet 1 would ever recommend to anyone is simply niodrralion. I wouldn't

Copt right. 1949, L'nileJ Stales Breuers foundation

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ms Hanford Marnlder

LATEST GOP reports on Inner National committee talk ts that one of its own members will be elected chairman and an outsider named "organizational director” after resignation of Rep. Hugh Scott (R), Pennsylvania, as chairman Aug. 4. Former Gov. Ralph F. Gates of Indiana is a leader for the chairman post, with Hanford Macnider of Iowa a possibility for the organizational job. (International)

Try and Stop Me

•By BENNETT CERF-

I3c 10c

Cleanser BAItO — SWIFT \.I \ \ — UAMFO WAS I’Jije _ NOW

GREEN BEANS N 2 11 25c 22Jc Stokely's Refugee GREEN BEANS v " 2 ' ,ar 24Jc 22^c

Garden Fresh

SAUERKRAUT <an IIJc 10c

Garden Fresh

SAUERKRAUT N ' 2 ,an 9Jc 8’ t c

Jackson’s Special

MUSTARD GREENS N "; 2 I2^c 10c

KALE GREENS ; 10c TURNIP GREENS N 2 " I2jc 10c Garden Fresh SPINACH N(> 2 ‘ I9'c I7'c Fresh can * ’ ’ SPINACH D ‘‘ 1Monte No 2 18 ,c 17c

SPINACH D 1 Ni ;; m 2 23c 19^c SPINACH.r kelys 2 rnn I8U 17c SPINACH Sl()k, ' 1 >"' s N " c 2 ;^ 23c I9J.C KIDNEY BEANS Nut< ' 0<N " 2 ll^c 10c

can z

KIDNEY BEANS N ” 00 an 8ic 5c

Jackson’s Special

PORK AND BEANS N< 2 12 c 10c

ran z

Jackson’s Special

PORK AND BEANS x 00 91c 8ic

ran

Jackson's Special RED BEANS 9§e 8!c RED BEANS , v «" 2 I4jc I2ic Cam pi can z z LIMA BEANS Stilsi,vNo 2 I7^c U^c LIMA BEANS Jl ““ N '° 6.ic 5c Special can H

p^VELYN WAUGH, the writer, has been called by a critic Li “the most self-assured and unmovable Briton who ever .isited Hollywood.’’ Waugh himself relates, however, that 4 ne

nan once succeeded in dedroying his self-assuranCe ntirely—and that man wasi

ScnltO Mussolini. f Homeward bound from relorting the invasion of Ethiopia. Waugh paused In Rome in lope of securing an audience Aith the Pope. "Only Mussoim can get you one at a time ike this.” he was told. The British embassy persuaded MusI solim to receive Waugh, and the latter practiced in advance | the precise speech he proposed to make.

'

The long walk to the dicta1 tor s desk, with his footsteps re-cchoing on the marble floor did Waugh in. Mussolini further gave him the "can't-you-see-I'm-sign-ng-important-documentspantomime, before throwing down his I quill and barking, "Well?" Waugh forgot every word he'd meant I to say and heard a voice that he recognized with some surprise as his own declare. "Sire, Ethiopia will never be conquered!” That 1 concluded the Interview Waugh left for London the same evening. Cvi’jrigut, HMD, by Bennett Ctrl. Dlolrlbuted by King Fiat urea Symlluue. STILL UP AND GOING TO STAY UP

BLACK EYE PEAS

No. 2 can

I5c 10c

PENNANT SYRUP «9C 17c PENNANT SYRUPf^'^ ZIc 19c

SHE "WOULDN'T COME DOWN now for a million dollars.” says Mrs. Jean Ellis, 24, as she tends to her knitting atop o 50-foot pole at Revere Beach, Mass., going into her third week as a flagpole sitter "until something Is done for us. We want a home In which we can live decently and here I remain until we get one.” Her steeplejack husband Arthur sleeps in a ticket booth near the pole’s base. Mrs. Ellis has a power line, radio, and other conveniences. (International)