Walkerton Independent, Volume 66, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1942 — Page 4

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JW®ina|| Mrs. Dora Giiffin, who is making her home with her daughter, Mrs. John Priest, in LaPorte, was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albion Swank. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Atwood and Mis. Myrtle Atwood, of Gary, were Sunday d nner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, at Koontz lake. Farmers Ship Their Best Crops TO US! • A» toon at the tale it made ito our buyert, fatt motor ' truck* or tpeedy train* huttie ’ thete fine thingt to ut. You ; get fresher fruitt and vegetable*— and you tpend lett at A & P ! TEXAS SEEDLESS-SIZE M GRAPEFRUIT (Cont. Vit. B\ C 4 P 3 FOR |0 C WASHINGTON DELICIOUS APPLES 4 lbs 23c (Cont. Vit. C’) JUICY FLORIDA—SIZE ISO ORANGES ooz 29c (Cont. Vit. B‘, C" ') CALIFORNIA LEMONS . ooz. 29c (Cont. Vit. C ' ' ) CALIFORNIA ICEBERG Size W LETTUCE 2 hds J3c (Cont. Vit. A- . B , C' *) COLORADO McCLURE / POTATOES 10 lbs. 34c (Cont. Vit. B , C") Key to Vitamins: ’ . Good Source 44 Excellent Source = EVAPORATE" MILK H I WHITE HOUSE I I 3 -- 24‘ I ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING 33c ENCORE- Broad. Medium or Fine I EGG NOODLES 2 25c i ANN PAGE VEGETARIAN BEANS 4 26c ANN PAGE CONDENSED Tomato Soup 3'° c ^ 19c ' idNA BRAND OUT BEETS 2^l9* { tender-sugar variety ( Peter Pan Peas 10c ' = NEW Aa P RAKER'S = ICED WHITE I RAISIN BREAD I Zo L a B f |0 C ^MIHNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR MEDIUM A&P PRUNES 2 23c MOST cheese spreads KRAFT’S S JA ° R Z 16c KITCHEN TESTED FIjOUR Gold Medal ’’^sl.l2 Makes Clothes Shade Whiter UNCO 49c 15c MATCHES 6 25c 24 MULE TEAM BORAX pkg 15c Butter Silverbrook 39c I Sunnyfield ' Quarter.** . . 92 score i * 40c

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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leslie weje in Chicago Monday. Mrs. W. R. Kuhn spent Sunday and Monday in Mishawaka, with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Updike. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ross of Michigan City, were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Acta B. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bandendistel and daughter, Jean, and Miss Mary Bandendiste! spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bandendistel. Sgt. Vic Seidel, Kort Bliss, Texas, spent Friday and Saturday as the guest of Miss Jean Cotton, then continued to his home in Little Falls, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grubb, Belleville, Mich., spent Saturday to Monday with Miss Elizabeth Dcnaut. Mrs. Regina Denaut and Mrs. Grubb’s children. Mrs. Richard Creagmile, of Muncie, Ind., who underwent a major operation, Jan. 30, in Ball Memorial hospital, has returned home and is recovering nicely. Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Bowles, of Lansing, Mich., a baby daughter, Myrna Dean, on Monday, February 2nd. Mrs. Bowles was formerly Miss June Tuttle, of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hahn entertained Sunday, in honor of the first birthday of their grandson, Neil Weekly. Mr. and Mrs. Weekly and Deloyce Cripe were also guests. Mrs. A. F. Sanders, Mrs. Charles Worrell, Mrs. Wm. Waddell and Mrs. Worth Leßoy attended a luncheon Saturday, given by the White Shrine in the Masonic Temple, South Bend. Mrs. Modest Burch entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening in her home. Mrs. Arthur DeMyer and Mrs. Geo. Hockett won the prizes. Mrs. Hockett and Mrs. David Lawrence were guests. Mrs. Nancy Walter entertained Sunday evening in honor of her daughter, Mrs. C. J. Beaty, who was celebrating her birthday. Other guests were Mr. Beaty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cripe, Jr.*, and Mrs. Sadie Wolfenberger. Mrs. Keith Baker entertained Tuesday evening with a birthday dinner for Miss Mary Elizabeth Porter, of Plymouth. Other guests were Mrs. Geo. Porter and Mrs. Glen Chose, of Plymouth and Miss Pauline Lewis. They later attended the legion Auxiliary card party. Twenty-seven members and guests of the Mt. Vernon club were entertained Saturday evening in their dub house, with Mrs. John Mai tin and Mrs. Morton Masterman as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sellers, Mrs. Lester McCroskey and W. J. I^eßoy won honors in pinochle and Cloyd Smith and John Steinke received prizes in euchre. Mrs. Gus Kerchaert and Mrs. Worth Ix*Roy will entertain the cluh in two weeks. Mis. Harry Doll, worthy matron of the Walkerton chapter Order of Eastern Star, will be the guest of the Warsaw chapter Friday evening at their annual Visiting Matrons and Patrons Night. She will fill the station of the worthy matron during the initiation ceremonies. On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Doll and Dr. Wolfe will l>e guests of the Plymouth chapter, Mrs. Doll to fill the station of Electa ami Dr. Wolfe to act as worthy patron. SPEAKING OF BRAKES, how are yours? Let us test ’em free. Our brake venire ia scientifically correct and inexpensive. WALKERTON SUPPLY CO. Buick - Studebaker Cars Allh-( halmers Farm Equip. Phone 81

vT 4*. «.«w. m. . -vm % .. -...nrr * * - * ***!• OUR 29TH YEAR OF SUCCESSFUL MERCHANDISING Fri. and Sat., Feb’y 13 - We are quite sure that you appreciate our week-end sales. Every week we make an extra effort to feature “Every Day” household and table needs. Not just items that we may want to sell, but merchandise that is a “Must” on every shopping list. HEAD LETTUCE 3 23c PASCAL CELERY s eJXi«a 2 17 C GRAPEFRUIT 725 c ‘ I EXTRA SPECIAL! EXTRA SPECIAL! | SWIFTS FINEST | PORK & BEANS | In the extra large No. 5 can that contains 3 lbs. r.nd 10-oz. of these A delicious Pork & Beans. Z s; 25c I Limit 2 cans to the customer so that all may share this special. J -

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IVORY SOAP S“Z . 2 17c I Here Is A Special That Will Sell Cakes We Are Sure—WARD’S FAMOUS i 25c LAYER CAKES f Fudge . . Apricot . . Devils Food . . Chocolate . . Etc—These Two Days Each 2OC I We Are Featuring A Special Valentine Day BRICK ICE CREAM . . 35c And with it try a package of “Bird Eye” Fresh Frosted STRAWBERRIES or Sliced PEACHES Both Special This Week .. . Pkg. 25c

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Every’ Cut of Fresh Beef. Pork, I^mb, and Veal. Dairy Products from The Home Town “Quality” Dairy . . . Why Not Patronize Home Town Industry? WE SELL DEFENSE STAMPS. WHY NOT TAKE YOUR CHANGE IN THESE STAMPS. THE SALE OF WHICH WILL AID US ALL IN OUR ALL-OUT FIGHT AGAINST THE ENEMIES OF FREEDOM. LaFeber & Son I “The Store of Quality" Phones 22 and 29 Two Trucks For Quick Delivery Every Half Hour “WALKERTON’S OLDEST FOOD MARKET"

CLIMALENE Large Boxes of that Famous ‘Wash and ( lean' Item . . . This Week End 2 37c BOWLENE Makes Closet Bowls Sparkling White 2 35c

CHASE AND SANBORN COFFEE Fresh Dated . . Either Drip or Regular Grind 25c

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