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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1932
THE CLINTON CHROMCI.E CUNTON, S. C.
PAGE fflnrEK
Authorize Fund
' To Hold Cottoni
Recon^ructjon Finance Corpor
ation Comes To Aid of Co
operative Bodies,
w 'a:liinirtcn, Aug. 29. — Je3.=^ H‘
’-1 '•
Jones," a director of the Reconstruc
tion Finance corporation, said tonight
ik—a—rad-, address as released by the
Bioadcasting
Mat’.onai
cortipitny that
“Y’e ha"o authorized $50,000,000 for
cotton c-o-operative and cotton stabi
lization corporattons to enable them:
to hold their cotton until. 1933.” |
Carl Williams, vice chairman of th<^ j
farm hoard, \vhen"aslced by newspaper 1
men whether Jones’ announciwi^it
meant that the cotton controlled m?";
farmJjoard affiliates would-be held j
from the markets for another year,
said: “I cannot comment on that at
this time.” i
Report.s had been current that
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RACCOURT
■wa Aca
FELIX RIESENBERG
i^r/fet of JH:
ASTER EXECUTIVE
■7
Supi>lvin({ a week-to-wcek inspiration (or the heavy-burdrneH who will hnd
ev;rY huniaa trul parailetcd in’the cuDeneii^eA o( "The Mar. Xoi><Alv Knejw:i.‘
THE ETEI»N.\L MIU.VCI.E !the British empire in the greatest
\Vc are quite ur.mindful (\f chron- of history,
ology in writing thl.s ^terv, ore
the^i
an- i
board was considering such an
nouncernert. How’ever, onlv Saturday IT" , ■ u e -i r
. ’ ‘V e by a Jowvsh family hv
William.-5, acting in the absence of • *u c *.u • a
^ Bowery in the rear of their second-
Chainvan Stone, advised Governor
Murray of Oklahoma, that there would |,
he no clo-!!ge in the policy of disp(>s-' *
ing of the stabilization stock a.> the
market viuld permit without Upset
ting price-.
The b' a.d planned to dispose of
(ino.Ol^ ) »'f its 1,200,000 bales now c<*!i-
trolled \y the American Cotton Co-
operat''<‘ association and other or
ganizations which it fo.stered.
TENTH INSTAIXMENT ichiffonier was the likeness of Jose-; on the edge of a great field of battle,
Synop.sis: Johnny Breen, 16 years phine;^ in decolette and with a rose in i^of life and sudden death, of vast con
oid, who has spent all his life aboard her hair. Visitors to his room would =truition‘. John knew what thirst was,
a Hudson river tugboat plying near glance at it approvingly. Malone and knew the sickly trickle of the luke-
Xew York city, is made motherless Hai board were there. warm Croton water, running brackish
“A kick goes further than a kiss. yellow in the deep hone.vcomb of
when you’re arguin’ with a jackass.” eity. Here were men working day
Malone swung a polished boot, one leg n’.ght to bring w’ater down, the
over the study table in John’s room.eold, sparkling water of the old
Haiboard was in the big chair by the|f^*-^’^ wheie Rip \ an Winkle slept and
and John sat on the couch. h'‘i‘^‘anied. xMen were drilling and .sink-h
rg shafts, wete tunneling and miiM/ig
give It to turn, goo.i an navel, q noy!'oroad Hudson, and now thej
were holding a post mortem over f**^-*^ final bv*re, beneath Manhattan,;
hand clothing store.,. Here he is open- ,Joh:i’.^ breakdown!, and hi.s almost accomplished, the last decpl
nunliate recovery. The city had simply ‘hift tour hundred and mon* feet in 1
floored him for a few counts and sol.d rock of the parching, .team-.
: by^ an e.xplosion which sinks the tug
j and tosses him into the river. He
! swims and crawls ashore where he
starts a new'and strange life. He is
ignorant,’ cannot read, and knows
nothing of life in a great city. Beaten j ^vindow
and chased by toughs he
not bound by tl^e familiar oiftlme
which begins with‘ the song of the an
gels at Bethlehem and en<ls with the
weeping of the women at the cro.ss.
W'e shall thread (*r way back and
1 forth through the rich variety of -le-
^ sus’ life, picking up this incident and
i that bit of conversation, thi.-* dramatic
; contact and that audacious decision,
and bringing them./ together as best
, to illu.strate our purpose. For that
i purpose i.s not to
When and how
eternal miracle
and
where
the
did th«
of
occur m the lives
those men ? At what hour, in the
mornirig, ,ih the-afternoon, in the lonif
quiet evenings, did the audacious
thought enter the mind of each of
them that he was larger than the lim
its of a country town, that hia life
might be bigger than his father's?
Likewise, when did the thouirht
come to Jesus? W'as it one morning
when ^e stood at the carpenter's
thi^si
e ^s rescued 1 “I'hat kid there needed a kick, an’ youj’’
ing^ off the give it to him. .good an’ hai d," They ■
,. , , bench, thi^sun streaming in across the
K.„ , . ; , hliis? Was it late in the nieht, after
! but to paint a portrait. We pa.ss
quickly over thirtv years of Je-^us’
life, noting only * that
somehow there occurred in tho^e
years the eternal miracle—the awak-
I enirg of the inner consciopsne*.^ of
power. The
y courted by the young daughter.
Breen fights bullies in self-defense
eternal-miracle
♦ ♦ V
it late in the night,
the family had retired, and he had
'lipped out to walk and wonder under
•somew^^ere, stars? Nobody knows. All we can
he sure of is this—that the conscious
ness of hi.s divinity must have come
to him in a time of solitude, of awe
in the presence of nature.
and is picked up by an unscrupulous! was again on his feet, better than ev- cit\. It was a magiiificent enter-
manager who cheats him—until “Pug” ^r. “What John need.s is strong medi- P**'^^'* cause, a ciusade, a
Malone, at the faloon-fight club, at-* circ. I’ve trained him, tended bar’long' PL' P* " ho give scant !
united to the hoy, takes him under „f him. feen him dive in after I ^he engineer,
his wing. On the other, side of the, i(.ainin’, seen him follow it like a His appointment had inen
picture a>e the wealthy Van Horns yes,
of P’ifth avenue. There is a OillKu i i -tick at it night
irc-t
. noi
re-,
to'
aecom-
In New York one day a luncheon
wa.'S tendered b.\ a gathering of di.s- The we.stern hemisphere ha.s been
tinguished gentlemen to David Lloyd; feitile'in material progress, but the
George. There were peihap.s two hun-i-Crcat religions have all conie-out of
died at the table.-. The food was good ' the East. The desert.s are a symbol of
ard the speeches were iniore.-sive. Biit the infinite; fhe vast spaces that di-
what stirred one’s iniagiriation was a*'ide men from the tars fill the hu-
I Van
Horn, la.st of the great familyi a
se life is a hidden
with his mother’s maid—who
an' stick H irboard pitched in a moment. These men w'ast-; , , , , , . , i vi. i v. ^
' niht diitKln’ «'<l “K -port fivi-, shaft ■ »'>- ^IH.ak.rs' ta- '"aa aoul w.th wonder. .Somewhere, at
after
No morthly limit was set upon toe,
..airs a . .n the rase of wheat _
Ainu ;t con.stant pressure has been. , au u . » i . :
, , ' , h , 1- leaves the home to lu* lo.n in tiu
placed
month
on the board for some
o have the cotton withheld
from t**,. M'arket on the presumption
that such an announcement would
laise nU'in prices. Since the price of
the stay.’,
low poir’t
day’s hn_ti
I city life w’hen Gilbert is accused. It
1 wa.' reported the maid married an oi l
[captain of a river lu'/ rather than re-
I turn home and was soon a mother.
has turiied upward from at
.if 1,76 cent.s in June to to-'
water mark this insistence
i Under Malone’s guardiaiuhip young
on com -e.s an’ staffin’ himself with
g'.ainmar, hi.st’ry, an’ ’rithiiietick, an’
re.uli:i’ the guts'liut of big bo.iks, like
he was trying to find out .somethin’
irregular. His trou’.ile, Ilarlniar-.l, is
coin’ th‘> whole hov or iione. He \janin
near killed himself when he/learned
1 to read, expei'ted he could start right
igiiicer Hur’buit. M.nulay,
cli .e :. to
vight .A. M.’’ The division e’‘rineer.
named Wild, .hook hi.s hvind. “Keep
your eyes open, and go.'d luck.” John
wu.s on the street and entering the
new subway at lSl,-t street''.
“Why did he wish me ‘good luck’?”
he wondered. .A man sitting next to
b’e. There thev
most influential
w.'re
cit’zens
hour, thi
He knew
daring
that he
has inor^a
sed.
' POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
HOU.sk of KEI’RESE.NTATIVKS
I herein announi'e myself as a can
didate f.»: the House of Representa
tives fro.m Laurens.County and pledge
myself to abide by the rule.s of the
DemiMfitu primary.
JUHX BOLT CULBERT.SOX.
Breen develops fast. “Pug” di.si'overs
j the boy cannot read — staits him to
j night school and the world commencc.s
i to open for Johnny Breen. Malone, an
old-timer, is backed in a health-farpi
venture — taking Breen with him.
There they meet and come to know
.Gilbert Van Horn. John attiacts Van
i Horn, who leains of Breen’s mother,
I named Harriet. Learning lohe’s de-
I sire for an engineering couv.ie at <’o-
lunihia university — he ailvances the
money. John comes to know .lo'^ephine,'
\ an Horn’s waid. .At .school. Bia*en
gi bids so hard he verges on a ner-,
vons breakdown. Van Horn step- in
.igain to help save him. |
v. Now Go On With the Story.
m an
He was
for him to learn.” Pug looked at .Lihn,!‘^iphon.” It was printed in
He liked a fighter ami John Hiither ilown was listed a long record
some of the 'ome unforgettable
of the pres-i filled Jesus’ heart.
!ent-day world; ar 1 who were they? hgger than Nacareth. .
At one erd of the tnblc an inceriia-j ' ' ~
: tional financier -the son of a po.ii-j/ CARD FROM MR. FI LLER
ccutiy par.-on. Be. ii'e him a great To the V’oters of Hunter Town.;hip:
tiewspape*' proprict ir he came trom I wish to thank the voters of Hun-
I a t:ny town in Maire an/1 landed in ter township for the splendid vote I
] New ^olk with lo.-.s than a hundred ’ received in the Magistrate’s race on
Glollars. .A little farther along the j Tuesday, by which .I am placed in the
.smiling.
find but everything there was. Iheld a paper, he saw the head-
afraid there was not enough' *i*'‘‘* ”Tcn Men Killed On .Aqueduct, , woi bl wblw nroaa «««« i i i n f
printed in red and I ^ woilU-wule press asso-j second race. 1 will appreciate your
fmther down was listed a long record a country | continued support and if elected
aiivi _ iicwspaper office. And. in the center, jpromise to give my best efforts to the
aiiu 1 the hoy-who grew up ill tlw povertytjutivs of the
of an oh.scure Welsh village, and be-[ courteous and
came the commanding state.man of
was certainly that. “If the women ever; other casualties and deaths.
of liim—^Gawcl hiTp him, an^
t
“Mr. Gilbert is coming liack to town
iiiid i.s bringing .Mr. Breen,” Jules an-
result j nounced to Josephine, in lied with her
I hc! > announce myself as a can
didati* I'./r re-election to the House* qf
Repr/*'•r'..i’^ives from Laurens ("oun
ty, and pi nni.se to abide by the
of the Democratic primary. j toast and coffee.
FFr-j—^Jfrtnr-hHd beerr-at
, , . ! home for ten days.
. i announce myi^eJf as a can-'
didatf :' ••• the House of Repre.-enta-1
tives from Laurens county, subject to|
the re of the m*mocratic iirimary.;
J. D. WITHERSPOON. '
the Van H n h
He looked remark-
1 he
didate
tives 1
to the
mary
:>
t r
announce myself as a can-
the Hou.-e of I Representa-
ably well.
Hoin’s tailor,
hail never
“You cun pay-
get on the job.”
the matter easily
leiitlv without an
get
them.”
John Hluehed furiously. Malone and
Harboard looked at each other. Both
glanceil at Josephine’s picture on the
chiffonier; nothing had been said
about it.
.At last, in tile .spring, .lohn gra'lu-
ated.
«
(’. K. Civil Enginverl John Lieen,
C. E. John wrote his name
again,^ always aildiiig the
letters for which he had
during four years that once si*emed
.so long and then lay behind him like
a -udden dream,
it wa^ always u
city.
Jiu-'k^tipt
elaborate jiarchment quaintly staling
.that he wii.s
Jolnr stopped at the field
iharked Shaft XL He met the
Tiouse
Jfang,
.Mall'ng. a Penn man, and Bartow, of
offii-e with impartial,
efficient service to all,
R. FULLER.
1
rom Laurens County, subject j ^^e matter, slipped into
?•--Lilt of the Democratic P>''*i|,iood of his new environment. He
perfectly natural, natural in a
men are natural and .-imjile
... , lit- vva.> entilleinrer^Mt^
His lounge suit, from \ an / . . , *u
I pi ivileges and immiimties thereunto
... ... , . ’ i appertaining.’’-"Hi* went to Greenhough
fitted him before. • ' ' i i * u i
carrying the precious er« ed clutched
in his fi.st. Here was something to
show to Pug. to prove that his stud
ies head not been entirely in vain. Be
hind hini the last days of the com
mencement kept recurring' brilliant
REX LAN FOR I)
me hack when you
Van Horn arrange*!
.lohn Breen, appar-
effurC or a thought
the
was
Boston Tech. These fellows had an ex
tra room in a small apartment neari
the work. "Sure, come in, it’s handy!
here and you can’t hear all the blasts j
if you’re a sound sleeper.”
James Mailing, C. E., hail already,
been on important work, driving the'
Penn.yKania tuhis. He had the un-j
ajgain and'heallhy pallor of the men who havej
.>vigiiifi(ant worked in shields, under pressure.!
struggled “Came up here for my health. Rather j
ge gunned than doubled with the
bends. Take my tip, Breen, keen out
It had l)e<*Ti a fight, uf ah .” He spoke with the .assurance
fight in the greatei’j uf a ntaii of immense experience.
! Everywhere an earnest activity jue-
erers were 'not t hereTj
hey were as-
cmuling the machinery f ir sinking aj
.'.haft in .Morningside park. .A swear
ing boss driver was ragging a gang
of sullen Pola k workiiiqii; several en-j
girieci-i .stood about dl.-cu-.hiig loca
tion prints, ami .Mailing, in iliarge of
a luw’ trail, it, was directing some
youths earrying a silvery tape and u
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LABOR DAY SPECIALS
PRICES EFFECTIVE—FRIDAY & SATURDAY. SEPT. 2nd 4 3rd
LIBBY’S
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VIENNA SAUSAGE 3 25c
LIBBY’S—ROSKDALE
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PINEAPPLE
NO. 2Vi CAN
15e
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I the -hai
FOR MAGISTRATE
I hereby announce myself a.s a ean-i
didate t* )x re-election as Magi-trate;
of Hurit^ Township at Clinton, sub-'*^™^^**
ject to the rules and regulations of
the De*c icratic primary.
W. ROY PITTS.
Iiehind
I her
didate
Town.-h
rules ami
announce my-elf as a can-
fjii Magistrate of Hunter
:i at Clinton, subject to the
regulations of the Demo-
plumh Ixih. He lH*ckon<*d to John.
i flashes, intermingled with his dreams' '"Don’t report until .Monda-,',” he ad-1
ofV what wa. to come, with thoughts vi.-.ud. •‘Thev run th;.s job like a war,’’
of Josephine and eomfortalile inter- he adile;! with a certain pride. "You i
tsting problems he woidd diseusjs with; got y iur ordersj see Huiburt at eight.;
it, practiced the Van Horn. Never haiTThi* cam-1 sharp, blue .Monday. amTlherr-printo! j
pus been .oo afire with the sjiirit of pi onto! pronto! “Hey, you!” he hi*!it
youth. j to the eye-piece of the telescope and
Gilbert V'aii Horn returned to town hawleil at his assistants. "Left, dain-
.salooii. John,
he WHS
.;<aw no
of a Bowery
knowing
eorrect behavior;
completely at his ea.se, as he
reason to be otherwise.
Jo.-ephine. after John e\idciice,l no and" spent a w’eek with John and Pug lAit, left! Don’t you fellow.s know the
awkward signs of stage fright, and at GreenlMiugh. He had kept away |-ignafs ?” .Mulling straightened him
from-the commencement. “Not feeling I self with a smile of ini|»ortant dis
cratic priina
B. R. FULLER.
(OlM Y COMMISSIO.NER
I hereby announce myself a.s a cui;-
didate fur re-election as County Com-
missior.er of Laurens County an<l
pledge nu-eif to abide by the results
of the Deniubiatic primary.
LEE ADI) BLAKELY.
seemed endowed with an inherent
gentlene.ss, w'ent to remarkable
lengths in the proce.s.s of h*s further
education. He held her naturally, skill
fully, and picked up the latest dance
btips with a.stoni.shiiig fu-ility. She
took him to the exclusive iJesdemona
dances at the St. Botolph. Jiihn wa-
accepted everyw'here through the in
troduction of \’an Horn.
John’s period of rest had comr to a
clo.se. His last day had been strangely
any too fit,” was hi.s excuse. In fa 11 gust.
Gilbert wa- getting very dose to the
point where he would have to make a,
clean breast of things amb, take hi.s
chances with John luit alw...,s hoping
?gain.'/t ho|>e that somi'thing would
turn U]) ‘ in a nituva! way.''-He kept
hb
thoughts t ) himself ami
of hi.s time t-o
devoted a
wat hing
tunity
coiintv
at the
C ARD OF TH A.NhS
a nleasure to take this
to thank the voters oi I.
iJBBY’S
CORNED BEEF
CAN
17e
LIBBY’S
POTTED MEAT 3 - 13e
XYZ BRAND
SUNSHINE OR NBC
SALAD
ALL 5c
DRESSING
CRACKERS
QT. JAR 2J,C
-
3 13c
uppor-
i lire ns
for the large vote given me
ele tion yesterday and whi h-
juit me 111 the setond race for the leg-
large part of hi.s time t-o wat hing | precincts of the u-oun-
Jo.sephine. Gerrif Rantoui. so he ’ ty gave ine liberal spppoi t. Now l am
to realize, wa. making lemail ublq vv.n, fighting lor a prin-
quiet. His nerves were no longer on . p,-,gress with hi., ward. R^irBou! Wiis a i clique, factlm, or
I he;-e>;. announce myself a camii- ^1., being hejHimantie figuie, a man with a past,
date f u- re-election as ( ounty tom-||i,j^ sinking sensation of lo.^ Of: .hrouded in the glamour of advent ore,J j. ^.;jj appreeialo'your
than . . - •
missioi'er of Laurens C’ounty and
pledge niy.self to abide by the re-iults
of the Democratic primary.
VV. H. BARKSDAI.E.
GipucUne
course John Breen was more
merely inteie.sted in Josephine.
Returning from Pagiiacci alone
ith Josephine one evening the car
f^d us they .swung acro-s ro
uttered
of South .American aixl Afiican
pri.ses, a man glossed wdth th
ro-3
street, and Jo.=ephine
startled _‘-Oh!”* as they skidded oui
Aest
for
eater-
polish
of an international experience
But Rantoui was a gopd_ chap, as
Tr“SdTtfTr.tfF
apjiointment for John Breen as as-ist-
ant engineer on the great ("at-kil!
-uppott ai
the
J.
next election, .Sept. 13.
1). WITHERsPUON.
T^:
aqueduct. “Subject,- of cour.se, to con
filming examination.”
“.Mighty decent of him, John,” Van i j |.yp ,|,.y
Horn lemarked. He fell a Ifit pi(juel| now. Buchanan’.s Dry
wi n-
tt
MOTH-PROm P,AGS for your
ter clothing, at Bucharian’s,
suit or dres.s
Cleaiier.s and
Laundry
It
aermt
* thtm. Cental"* "O
• Won’t ups^t »tomK*.
.the .slippery street wl^en brought to a
* sudden stop Jiehind a jam, a bus havs
j ing blocked the cia'/y, unregulated
tra ft if ju.*t as it started moving
swiftly northward. Jo.sephim* wa> ; that Rantoui should have done it. If
/^thrown against John.. His arm stead-| he had thought, he could have man-
led her. Her long glove was off; he j aged it himself; but it was a conipli- S.ALE - One new
caught her hand as the car stopped. I nrent to John, and any one who helped! lob and shaving lahinet comhined.
She re.-:led against him, her cloak open 1 John, helped him. * i"»r eai be ured for medicine cabinet,
at the throat, her bare shoulder be-1 “Jo sends her congratulations, John.; {'ontains ur.iror. Apply to 115 .North
in the pale light from , You’ll be seeing her .-oun. Then thisrUro/ni St. Clinton, 1''. C. -tp
the
cedar ward-
than pm* or . -
Sold at drug
clo»a.ofl0c.30c.60e»a*.
neath his eyes, in the pale ugni irom ^ you’ll be seeing
the arc lamps a-ross the avenue, wiinter, when rtm get^atarteJ have
Neither spoke. Their breatning wasjwoik. we’ll all be in the city together., j^^d your laundrif done
intfh.se. An impulse held them, the!Think of it, you might have gone
wild melody of the moment l^fore' W'^eit, or to Brazil, on that railroad or
seemed to reverberate through their, up to Alaska on that survey.”
minds. The scent of her hair, the com-; “No, Gil, I’m set on the mty. Big-i ME.N
by our improved method^ Buchanan’s
Dry ("leaners and Ijaundi.vX It
polling ..thrill of eontt>etr SW»ye4-th»mjfurengtneering prbbTem Tn the wor
! on a crest of emotion. John pressed * l expec t to be here all my life.”
fhTt
NOW IS THE
TIME TO BUY
Several residences in town.
Several farms, prices at
tractive. ■
Houses for rent. Broad St.,
Owens Hill and ColleKe
View.
Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
B. H. BOYD
her to him with sudden rudeness,; “Well, the V'an Horns have always
kissing her. Josephine, her eyes clos- stuck to .New York.” Gilbert looked at
WANTED to cond'x ) w n-lj ro.
nowned Raw'leigh Flume ^Service
ed, did more than just receive the im
print of his lips.
The car slid to a .stop before the
, house in the middle Fifties. They sat
'bolt upright. Both were wiser than
before.
i ♦ • •
the boy, closely, a.s he said it. John
/Breen was thinking of other things,
not of the Van Horns.
John came down to the city on a
Fiiday. R^iorted at division head-
barters, saw' huge offices filled with
men working at drafting boards, or
Back in the dormitory John arrang- engaged in calculations. Other nieOr
ed his work in a methodical way, iookt lough, with mud-splattered l^njots,'
ed through his books as if coming gome carrying tunnel lamps, came in'
back to old friends, filled his favorite from a dented car just hauled up at,
pipe from his dry tobacco in the humi- tb^ curb. These were executive engin-
dor, looked out of the window over the eers, members of the field force. i
roofs of Harlem, looked aThimself in! The walls were covered >vith pro-’
the mirror and smiled. Well, after all, files, with progress markings, A con-j
he had a great prize ahead of him in i tagious air of intense activity held i
the mighty city of New York. On his, sway. It seemed to John that he waij
business in and near cities of Clinton !
and Laurens, Counties of Laurens, i
Union, Reliable hustler can stuit earn
ing $3.5 weekly and increa.se rapidly.
Write immediately., Ri^'leigh Co.,
Dept, .SC'-ll-S, Richmond, V’a. 9-1-3c
LAUNDRY—Flat work 5c per pound.||I
Tlirifty service 4c pound. Family
finish YiOc pound Buchanan’s Dry;
Cleaners and Laundry. 111
J. R. Crawford
Surveying :: Enginetring:
Contracting
Tclephtne 2601 Clinton, S. C.
OCTAGON CLEANSER
LUX SOAPvFLAKES
3
2
CANS
1‘KGS.
lOc
19c
PIMENTOES 4 oz,
can
7V2C
ROAST BEEF No.
1 can
10c
BAKED BEANS
can
5c
Tall MILK (St. Charles)
can
5c
SmatH MlfaK (St: Charles) 2 cans 5c
POUNDCAKES
each-
19c
Best VINECLAR (bulk) gallon 29c
SWEET POTATOES
8 lbs.
25c
IRISH POTATOES
10 lbs.
19c
SOLD IJtBEL COFFEE t.B
Waldorf toilet tissue 4 rom-s
19e
GI.NGEH ALE
* TOILET FOR.Vl
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DRY
SOAP .
BOTTLE 4 Ciga
(Tax Paid) JLa#%# .
3 20c
VEGETABLE SHORTENING
snowdrift
\ REFRESHLNG BREW
budweiser
BUDWEISER
/
MALT SYRUP
WHITEHOILSE—Pi RE APPLE CIDE
VINEGAII
' 6-LB.
CJVN “
53c
BOTTLE
(Tax Paid)
15c
3-L3.
CAN
49c
;i-oz.
BOTTLE
10c
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