Walkerton Independent, Volume 66, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1942 — Page 4

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pcmin^ Memo for Washington’s Birthday—Take home Cherry Ice Cream from Flaughers. Supper at the Methodist church next Wednesday from sto 8. Public patronage solicited. Lady, Lady, mark your calendar right now for Monday and luesday, March 2 and 3, the dates of the cooking school at the high school gymnasium. Harley Ro<s left Wednesday to enlist with the parachute troops in the U. S. Ai my. after an unsuccessful attempt to enlist in the air corps. His training will include 22 weeks I a.-ic training, probat Ft. Benning, Ga. Before leaving, he went to Texas last Friday to visit two brothers, Logan ami Joseph, arriving back home Tuesday. He made the t: ) by automobile. Enjoy Fine Thrifty ANN PAGE Foods Every Day Here are deliciout, quality foods for every meal of the day, priced to save you money six days a week . . . the 33 quality • famous Ann Page foods. Come. Try them today. |!|||lllllllllllli:illll!lll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllll| E ANN PAGE = I MAYONNAISE I 1- 26 c *iiiiiiiiiii:iii!ini:iiiii!iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiinitiiiih~ ANN PAGE-CONDENSED Tomato Soup 3'; : \v(l9c ANN PAGE-TENDER COOKED BEANS 4 tVS 26c ANN PAGE Salad Dressing j%- 33c ANN PAGE Peanut Butter 22c ANN PAGE—ORANGE MARMALADE Var He ANN PAGE-PREPARED ; SPAGHETTI 2'^lsc | ANN PAGE-PURE FRUIT = I PRESERVES I I 2 - 30 c I ulilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllliT DOMESTIC CHEESE-AGED AMERICAN LB 31c AAP UNSWEETENED JUICE OF GRAPEFRUIT 2 35c FLORIDA SWEETENED ORANGE JUICE “ 23c NESTLE'S EVEREADY COCOA Van l9C NOODLE OR VEGETABLE Universal Soup ^' ^r 1 0c EUiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiim = JANE PARKER NEW! = I DESSERT LOAF I | |2 c 1 MISS WISCONSIN EARLY JUNE PEAS 2 25c VEGETABLE COCKTAIL BIG 9 3^ 25c AMERICA S CHOICE COFFEE Eight O’Clock 3 57c EVAPORATED MILK White House 3 24c MEXENE CHILI POWDER CA n 15c ^llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllim TEXAS-SIZE M I GRDPEFRUIT I I 3 ™ 10' | "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii? KIND TO HANDS-Goc* Further LUX FLAKES 12 22c ECONOMIC AL—A Little Goti Pur RINSO 22c PROVED 20''« MILDER Lifebuoy Soap 3, AK( s 2oc Fer An A<ti»e Lather Facial LUX SOAP _ 3 CAKES 2Oc IDEAL DOG FOOD 3 27c

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Memo for Washington’s Birthday—Take home Cherry Ice Cream from Flaughers. R. W. Wolfram was in Detroit and Ann Arbor, Mich., several days this week on business. Mrs. Clarence Hudelmyer, Mrs.] Garland Lawrence and Mrs. Clyde, Walz spent Friday in Fort. Wayne. 1 Don’t miss the party, Saturday night! You’re all invited, so come and make these new people one of US. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bierly at Holy Family hospital, Tuesday morning, Feb. 17. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scofield, RFD 1, Walkerton, at Epworth Hospital, South Bend. Thursday, Feb. 12. Mrs. Peter McCoy, of Grovertown, underwent an operation for la ruptured appendix at Holy Family hospital Friday. Her condition is considered good. Clyde Walz, Dr. Burton Furst, Wayne Burch. F. S. Leßoy, Claude Morris and Charles Finch attended the dinner meeting of the Knife it Fork club at the Indiana club, South Bond, Tuesday evening. Dr. V. B. Wolfe and his son, Teddy, figured in an automobile accident in Wanatah Saturday night when his car was hit. by another doctor. The body of his car was damaged somewhat and one tire badly cut. You are invited to the Methodist church next Wednesday evening to a chicken pie supper which will be served from 5 to 8 p. m. A choice , of meat, potatoes, vegetables, salad and dessert will be served. Your] patronage* will be appreciated. George Darling, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Darling, was operat 'd I on Saturday at Holy Family hos-j pital for an appendectomy. Mr. I Dating has taken over the work I of Norman Fults on the NYC rail-I road while Mr. Fults is on leave. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Lewis re- I turned Tuesday after spending ten ; days at the hone nf Mr. and Mrs.! ( harles Lewis and family in Wichi-I ta. Kan. While there Mrs. Lewis I also visited Mrs. Bert Sheaks and I i Mr. and Mrs. Del Sheaks in Garden] i City, Kan. Miss Joan Spencer played in the ' recital given at the Methodist । church, North Liberty, Sunday as-! *ternoon, by Miss Alice Mae Hoffman and Theodore Sauer, teach--1 ers at the Fine Arts studio in ] South Bend. Miss Spencer is a i student of piano, under Mr. Sauer, ' and played, “Polichinelle,” by j Rachmaninoff. Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Brayer and ■ daughter, Susan, of Fort Wayne, | visited over the week end with । Mrs. Clarence Hudelmyer and ' family. Sunday they were dinner I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walz and son, C lyde Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lawrence and Mrs. ' Hudelmyer and son, Dean, were i also guests. Glen Mattock received several cuts and bruises on his ham! and body Saturday evening when he was struck by a car driven by Arthur Kassabaum while riding his । bicycle on road 23 north of Walkerton near the Freese filling station. Mr. Kassabaum, who was j driving slowly, did not see the Mattock boy. or his companion, Leonard Hendricks, also on bicycle, I due to the lights of a passing car. j Mr. Kassabaum stopped and picked the boys up and brought them to j Walkerton where medical attention was given. 1 SMALL MOTOR TROUbles can develop into major difficulties if neglected. Let us tune your motor and check every working part. Small cost! WALKERTON SUPPLY CO. Buick - Studebaker Cars \llis-Chalmers Farm Equip. Phone 81

OUR 29TH YEAR OF SUCCESSFUL MERCHANDISING

We Pay Tribute to a Great American George Washington On His Birthday, Feb. 22 First in War, First In Peace, First In The Hearts of His Countrymen. Specials February 20 - 21

■ ■ Creamery . . . Schlossers High Score Lb. • outter “ oak gr ° ve ” K ° H ooc Milnot '' So liich " "" il,s " 3 2Oc All The 6 Delicious Flavors and The New “Cola” Flavor Jell-O Also Jell-0 Puddings 3 Boxes 17c HERE YOU ARE YOU QUANTITY CANNED GOODS BUYERS. | We Have A Large Stock Os i I CANNED GOODS A So We Are Passing On Real Savings To You This Week X I CHOICE OF I X p l T BEETS f HOMINY { No. 2 J BUTTER BEANS No 2'/ 7 J TOM ATOES ( ■■ ■ll X 1 W Can | APPLE SAUCE Can I PUMPKIN ■■ ■(, X ^RED BEANS ^KRAUT ■ X Or Buy 11 cans for 99^ Mix ’Em I plf You M ish | Soda Crackers 17c MAXWELL HOUSE /* “Good To The Last Drop’’ . . \ll Three Lb. | f Grinds—Regular. Drip or Silex Can Jjijttei* No> 10 < lass 1 ure Ap,,le Rutkr 49c Here Is A Special That Will Sell Cakes We Are Sure—WARD’S FAMOUS X I 25c LAYER CAKES X Fudge . . Apricot . . Devils Food . . Chocolate . . Etc—These Two Days X I 20c Oranges - Oranges - Oranges

No. 5 Tali 16-oz. x Pineapple Juice . . 33c No. 5 Tall 46-oz. Grapefruit Juice . 19c A Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Head Lettuce. Leaf Lettuce, Radishes, Green Onions, Tomatoes, Mangoes, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Rhubarb, Carrots, Celery, etc, etc. Every Cut of Fresh Beef, Pork, Lamb and Veal. Dairy Products. Ice Cream. Every item in “Birds Eye” Fresh Frozen Fruits and \ egetables ... If P son the Market and Good to Eat We Have It. LaFeber & Son “The Store of Quality^ Phones 22 and 29 Two Trucks For Quick Delivery Every Half Hour “WA LK ERTON’S OLDEST FOOD MARKET”

Extra Large “Sunkist” Sweet, Juicy 25c 4 Dozen 93*

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