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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
r 1 ^Thursday, April 13, 1944
Want Ads PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE
SPRING COATS—^ price. All sizes MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative
and colors. Moore's ^Dress Shoppe
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
ytlR SALE — Home grdWn tomato family of Piedmont, spent the week-
plants. pepper plants, cabbage en d with Mr. and Mrs.. Ernest Smith.
Abraham of Fort
the week-end with
plants. Drawn fresh. W. C. ELAdwini p v ^ Qeorge
Motor Co.
1c
Jackson, spent
Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh and twin
Mrs. J. M. Ross closed with prcfyer. Wallace Rushton had a
The hostesses, Mrs. Bertha Fulmer,' Tuesday.
birthday 8, at the home of Mr.
Capt. Ferd L. Ross observes
birthday April 15th.
Easter Program Given
Mrs. John Gaskin, and Miss Martha
Yarborough, served refreshments.
The society had 27 members pres-
ent, one visitor, Mrs. Bryce Little of
daughters Spent Sunday, with her'Clinton, and one new member, Mrs.! An interesting Easter program was
parents, Mr. apti, Mrs.-Wilbvr Rus-j Boyd Gaskin.. j given at the Methodist church Sun-
sell, in the Bush RiX’er community. i'he May meeting will be at the day evening under the supervision
Mrs. Louis Murphy and'Mrs. Jamesi ho | ne ()f 'Mrs. J.,,D O Dell on Mag
nolia street, w ith Mrs. Josie Boyce
and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell, joint hostesses.
and Mrs.
George Frady, by Rev. Ray Anderson
his! of Laurens.
Mrs. Boland was becomingly attir
ed in a two-piece dress of blue, with
y
luggage accessories
With The Sick.
Mrs. Margaret Weathers has re-
of Mrs. Harmon Murrah, Jr* “In the < turned home from Columbia hos-
,-rw'rpnT Ov-Pr two Mr - and Mrs. Bill Prater and A. W.; Cootey visited Pfc. Murphy,and Cpl.
Tmdrcd Thousand sJructur fs ^wr^ Cooloy In Richmond, Va.. over ..he
have b ee h Protected aftdiiKVtennite‘_hIr.and^js.^CoIie^tewaU and ; j McFadden spent
damage. Why not, ha\e your s pro- spent Sunday with the latter t, par „ i h relati in Columbia t ^llis Evans celebrated his birth
tected Call J. R. Crawford, Phone ents at \arborough s Mill. Mack Os- Sunday w iin reiames in v.oiumDia.t Monday
.„ 1. . ‘ o wilt nf Diirhim N c i visutor Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams visited , aa y monaay. „ — ......
10. Termite Co. of SC., M. D. \\ dey u alt of N Vls ^ | lhe Otter’s parents in Walhalla over, Betty White had a birthday yes-i Bruce, Abrams and Bryce Little. Rev. Goldville Baptist church met last
Mgr., Batesburg, §. C. ti of Mr and Mrs. Os* alt over the ; lhe week _ er £ ; terday. ! White led the dedicatorial prayer.', Tuesday evening in the assembly
WALKING CULTIVATORS Plow .. , ,, „ , , Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Delaney and Clyde Whitmire celebrated his! Mary Brock gave a reading, “A Sol-; roorn church for its regulai
Stocks Plow Handles 5-tine Ma- i , Mr ’ and ^ ^! daughter, Kitty, spent Sunday in birthday Monday. dier’s Talk With God.” ; monthly meeting,
nure Forkr^etak and Wood Single- dau S hter ? of t ' V 1 ? i mire ’ s P enU the t Greenville. * . | Dorothy Kelly has, a birthday to- For the pageant entitled, “Cross . Mrs. W. W. Hair called the meet-
yli it, ,t iv s * n White Tucker and day. v Bearer,” the pulpit was covered in ’* n 8 to order. Mrs. Harold Murphy
Sweet.Bye and Bye,” was sung by the 1 pdal where she was a patient. ^
congregation in remembrance of Jun-i Jean Poag has been ill several
ior Gaskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John days. , *
Gaskin, who was killed in an auto; *
accident three years ago. Two stars ® Mission Society Meets
were added to the service flag, for The Womans Missionary Union of
trees. Leather Bridles, Leather Dou-, and Mrs
ble Lines. Side Leather. Calf Wean- week-end
ers and Mule Muzzles. Blakely- v. .
Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele- 1
week-end with relatives here.
W. M. Prater spent
with relatives in
phone 188.
Pvt. Chalmers Johnson of Fort
children spent the week-end with
the latter’ parents in Greer.
Ervin Stroude of Charlotte, N. C.,
Icir. ‘ nr ^ , , • . i spent the week-end with his mother,
Bragg, N. C„ visited his parents, Mr. ^ Rtlll1ah c trnilHp
Charles Nelson observes his birth- j whjte with green ivy. The back- had charge of the program, assisted
,day April 15th. .ground was formed of blue sky and i b y Mfs - l - H. Poag, Mrs. R. H. McGee.
Irene Shaver has a birthday April i stars, with a huge white cross in the. Mrs - James MTtchell, and Mrs. A. B.
15th. , . center. Those taking part were Mrs. ^' a ll° wa y
Curtis Salters observes his birth- j Lavinia Cooley, Mrs. Cecil O’Dell, | Following a short business session.
xjiaKs, *i. viain-u ma i.i.. ^j rs ggyjg^ stroude. Curtis a
CORNISH GAME'EGGS for Setting, j and Mrs. Claude Johnson, over the * Mrs Richard Martin of Calhoun! day today. . I Olin Furr, Mrs. Josie Boyce, Mrs. | sand wiches, cookies and coffee were
Let us know a few days in advance; w< ?; k "* n d; _ „ , Falls, spent a few days last week 1 W. L. Thomas has a birthday April Misses Mary Brock, and Katherine served by the local committee, Mrs.
how many you want. Blakely Bros.) and i wKh her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Ab-jlSth
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. called to Nevvbeiry Friday due to the ms T. W. Woods observed his birthday
death of the former? grandmother. « g . Abrams of Columbia air Tue sday.
FOR SALE—Plenty of heater and dry, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Ross and chl1 * | bas | Doris 1 ~ ’
Abrams of
W.
Anderson'phone m. week-end with I birthday today.
tf son of Greenville, Mrs. C. V. Verner
of Piedmont, visited Mr. and
‘Ferguson, *W.
Bobbie Boyce.
The program was closed with the
Sandra Beckham celebrates her choir singing “MUsr'Jesus Bear the
Cross Alone.”
Niver7 Jr., and 1 Hair, Mrs. T. R. Bridges, and Mrs.
Lester Hair.
SEED CORN/ Cane, Sudan Grass, j Ross Sunday".
Cattail Millet. Hegari and a com- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and
plete line of Garden Seeds.. ALo SC j ns 0 f Spartanburg, Mrs. Dan Mar-
Sheep Manure. Nitrate of Soda, Bone t j n 0 f ci in to n spent Sunday with Mrs.
Meal and Gaidcn Fertilizer. Blakelv- Marion Hamm.
, 1 their mother, Mrs.-Joe Abrams. I Johnnie and Ronnie Oswalt cele-
Mis.i and Mrs. Richard Cash and | brate their Brst and second birth-
Mr.
Burtons Hardware & Seeds. Tele- ( Mr. and Mrs. .Roy Templeton and
phone 188. ■ L? children of Fort Mill, spent the
small-son of Cowpens, and Miss Doris j days today.
Bozard of Greenwood, spent the! Cletis Estes had a birthday yes-
week-end with Mrs, Helen Bozard. | ter day.
Mf. and Mrs. Warren Clement and' ,. Mrs - c - N - Franks' observes a
son, Ralph, visited Mrs. Clement’s ■ bb dhday April 16th.
parents in Greer over the week-end. I M- Johnson has a birthday Ap-
Bruce Stewart of Norfolk, Va.,; ril 16, as does Gus Barrett and Har-
PERMANENT WAVE. 59c! Do your week-end with the latter s parents, spmt , he week . end with hi ' s par-! "ion G. Murrah.
own Permanent with Charm-Kurl; Mr. and JVIrs. -E D. G Dell. tents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stewart. 1 Mrs - Cecl1 Montjoy observes a
Kit. Complete equipment, including I _ Mr. and Mrs. G. ,A. Gaskin and son,! ^ and Mrs. C. D. Blakely and : birtb d a y April 15th.
S /
^sborne.
L. H. Poag had a birthday Mon-
Have Birthday Party
Sandra and Billy Beckham cele
brated their birthdays Monday after-
CARD OF THANKS
A steady stream of accounts of
numerous kindnesses^shown my wife
by our Cljnton friends during her
unfortunate period of hospitalization
has come to me over the vast expanse
40 curlers and shampoo. EaXy to do,. Donnie, visited the latter s lather in scn g ob> and and Mrs. *C. B. Mrs. Jearfette Osborne has ji birth- gifts.
week-end with day April 16th, as does Ed
The
absolutely harmless. Praised by thou- Coronaca Sunday.
sands including F'ay McKenzie, glam-i Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Willingham ]
orous movie star. Money refunded if i visited relatives in Newberry Sunday,
not satisfied. Kellers Drug Store. .’ j Mrs. Lee Ellisori"*visited her hus-
■ — „ Mayllp band, Pvt. Lee Ellisoru-Ht Camp Rey-
ELECTROLUX service and _}>»«»• ^itedl „“ r r r d T ^ To '
Factory methods. H L. Baldlwm.l re , ivis in Newb ver , he week I coa Ga., spent Sunday with tnends!
Phone 86. Ip er £ *■ here-
TERMITE CONTROL—-Termites are Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks spent the Jean" Carf 'and" DorirThomas^'^tu-
flying ants. Why let them eat • up week-end in Newberry with Miss
Dickey spent
— .iyes here. | . L - H. Poag had a birthday Mon-| Kelly-Boland
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright of wbd e his son, Ryan Poag, had Miss Ruby Kelly, daughter of Mr.
Spartanburg, visited Mrs. Marion I a bil 'thday yesterday. ''(and Mrs! H.H. Kelly, and Joe Bol-
Hamra Sunday. j t Helen Rushtoqf observed a^ and, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Boland,
noon with a party at the home of ; of water separating us. Words seem
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. weak and fruitless when I attempt
Beckham on Magnolia street. ■ to express my appreciation for the
Mrs. Beckham was assisted in en- manifold acts of benevolence extend-
tertaning the little folk by Mrs. W. D. ed to her at a time when it was im-
Beckham and Mrs. B. C. Flow. j possible for me to be present. Re-
• About thirty guests were present, j gardless of where Destiny may see
Billy and Sandra received many, fit to fling me, there will always be
a tender spot in rriy heart for Clin-'
ton and our many friends there.
GARY H. HOLCOMB,
tl. S. Army (England).
Mrs;
birthday yesterday.
dents of Winthrop college, spent the
week-end with their parents.
your property. Termites work winter Mae Hendricks.
and summer and-are destroying over Mr.< J. E. Braswell and children of M M , F Pr . at „ r
any nWlion dollars worth of prop- Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Su ‘ nda ‘ wj } h rell , tivcs Newberry
erty yearly. To-be sure, have a-free G. Franklin over the week-end. Mr ond Mrs . j. p shumpert and
inspection. Call J. R Crawford. ;M«. J E. Boyce of Sumter. ;is| cM]drcn 0 , Saluda, spent the week-
£ oVuey^! 8^4 I. ^ ^ Mr - Mrs. Len.y Bl idses.
' - . • - i tf Mr .and Mrs Preston White and
family spent the week-end with the
Hill.
Sanders of
~Z 1“ ~. family spent the week-end
-3-room upsta.re apart-, former . s p, in Cross h
rmshed ,, E. Carolina Mr . lnd rtrs A . v Sn;
ne 2d1-J. , 1c , • ... ... . -
FOR RENT
ment. until
Ave._Telep h <jne_2 5 1 - J. *<- Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. M . M n i cd a
SEED IRISH POTATOES. Maine Craft and Mr. and Mrs. Will King . nd l d Mrs D V' L 'w , wfh ^
Grown Irish Cobblers and Red Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wehunt were
ridges.
Miss Martha Yarborough visited
her mother in Saluda Sunday.
- Mr. and Mrs, Alvin McCurry and
family spent the week-end with rela
tives in Ware Shoals.
BlisS A full line of other seasonable
seeds and plants also. Blakely Broth- •
ers Hardware and Seeds. Telephone
188. 1c
TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma-;
terial is so vital in winning the ^
war. Why not have your property
protected against termite damage and —
save that needless w^te of timber.
Call J. R. Crawford, Phone 10. Tei>
_Want Ads
F< >R SALE—Several radios, battery
and electric sets. Radios repaired.
D. (Simon) Pitts.
guests at a dinner given in honor of
Clyde Wehunt who leaves April 18
to be inducted into the army. The
dinner was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Wehunt in Clinton
Sunday. i
Phone Mr ' and Mrs - Ra y° n Mitchell and
2c son of Newbewy. spent Sunday with
- Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Murrah and Mr.
TOMATO PLANTS, Hot and Sweet and Mrs. W. D. Beckham.
Pepper Plants, Egg Plants, Lettuce Pvt. Gerajd Morse of Camp ?,,Van
mite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley, Mgr.. | Plants, Cabbage Plants and Onion Dorn, Miss,, is spending several days
Batesburg, S. C. . tf Plants. Blakely--Burton’s Hardware with Mrs. Morse. '
and Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c. Nancy Chapman and Charles Bos
well spent several days last week
BUTTON HOLES WORKED.
n that spring is here, and' you
doing your spring sewing, you will ton seed,
Now
are FOR SALE-
-Coker’s 100 strain 6 cot
one year
from Coker. ^ ith } h S latter’s parents, Mr. and
F'OR SALE—New Zealand white rab
bits. Call James Ammons at Phone and Seeds. Telephone 188
101. ' lc'
1c
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas and
daughters of Fort Mill, and Mrs, Von |
WHEN it comes to eats, fried chick-1 Prater and sons of Leesville, spent'
Harrow Repairs, en is hard to beat. When you raise the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
PLOW REPAIRS
Steel Middle- Buster Points, Scoot- them on -Spartan Broiler Ratjon, yqu E. Adams,
ers, Shovels. Sweeps, Single. Trees, j really have something delicious. Or-
W.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis and
Plow Lint, Heel Bolts, Clevises, Re- der your chicks early and feed them; son, Jerry, visited the letter’s par-
pair Links, Collars, Collar Pads, Back Spartan. C-W-S Guano Co., Phone .ents in Clarksville, Ga, over the
Bands and Trace Chains. Blakely 62. * lc week-end.
Eros. Hardware & Seeds. Tele P hoi je; RE ^ R0C)FING _ Will f urnish shin gi es | Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kennedy and'
5] and do the work. Estimate free. c hiddren and Misses Dorothy and Bet-j
— LOST -Ration book No. 3. Polly Ann FHA terms if desired. J. R. ^Craw- Xy Stanley, of Spartanburg, visited
Long. 5 White Lint^ Ip ford, Phone 10. tf Mr - and Mr s. Joe Johnson Sunday.
t 77 c-r. ■ ; —' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deery of*
LOST-Ration book No. 3 belonging LOST — Ration book No. 4. Earline. Toccoa, Ga., visited Air and Mrs '
to Tommie Vernon Frazier, Gold-, Copeland. lp| Clarence Fulmer a Jew days this
ville.
lek
WANTED—All kinds good used fur-j week -
niture, heaters, wood and oil stoves! Mr. and
FARMERS’ QUALITY niture, heaters, wood and oil stoves' iVir - and .Mrs. A. V, Sanders of
N. S. Approved Pullorum tested Reds, ind antiques, or what have you. The 'Newberry, visited Mr, and -M!rs.
Rocks, Parmenters, New Hampshires, Trading Post, Laurens, S. C. ^ George Croft Sunday.
Red-Rock cross, $11.50 per hundred FnR a T p u/o"- com u.,,.,, . » Mr - an d Mrs. Russell Bolton and
delivered. U. S. Certified large type * . SAI 7 E • We st ‘ . h Jf, f f Mariart of Newberry, visited Mr. and
White Leghorne, $15.00 the 100. Bar- 1 h ' ,lce ^ mcri( i an white rabbits, six Mrs. Cecil O'Dell Sunday,
red Rocks from Y T. Dickert’s Barred f f k T d ‘ $1 ’ 00 H ^ u 1 , h y i > Ir . and Mrs. Hoyle Little and boys
Rock farm from matings of males Burden., 0 f Charlotte, N. C„ Cpl. L. W. Little
direct from Cohen's R.O.P. flock mat- 1 t 0 7 : ' > ^ Eort Bragg, N. C., Mrs. Luther Lit-
ings. $15.00 the 100. GLADIOLUS anSTJAHLIAS. A^ice; tle a nd Frances Little and Mr. and'
, FARMERS’ HATCHERY assortment of colors. Also Nastur-' Mrs - Cecil Little of Jalapa, visited
Phone 106-J <- tjum Seed in bulk and package Flow- Mr. and Mrs. George Morse Sunday.;
908 Main Street Newberry, S. C. er Seeds. Bone Meal, Vigoro and - ' ' ^
——— Sheep Manure. Blakely-Burton’s i Annivefsary
HEATING UNITS and Heat Controls Hardware and Seeds. Telephone 188.! Mr - and Mrs. H. H. Kelly observe
for Brooders. Also Thermometers, ^777; 7T77Z 77—T 77777—77 their weddingf anniversary April 15.
Nest Eggs, Leg Bands and Other Sup
plies and Remedies. Blakely-Burton’s
Hardware and-Seeds. Telephone 188.
LOST — Ration book No. 4. John
Adams, Rt.. 1, Box 42. Ip
FOR SALE'— Used black pre-war
FOR SALE — Ford coupe, 1927 T
modfcl, in good running order. Five; A t Home On Furlough
f° od tire ®’ cas ^- Mrs. J. H.j Capt. Fred L. Ross is spending sev-
Maddox, Rt. 1, Mpuntville. JPI eral days furlough with Mrs. Ross
FOR SALE—Baby carriage in good an d small daughter, Fredna, and his
condition. Call 159-R. lc ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross.
Capt. Ross has been stationed in
baby carriage. In good condition. I POLES, Hooks, Lines, Newfoundland two years.
Telephone 164-W,-
lc
ACCIDENT INSURANCE Tick
ets cost only 25c a day, pay
Sinker? and Floats, Tennis Balls,
Baseballs, Air Rifle Shdt. -Dog Col-| Church Society Meets
lars at)d Harness, Key Cases, Razor 1 The Woman’s Society of-Christian
Blades and Straight Razors. Blakely-. Service held its regular
. __ , „ , „ , — ._ 0 monthly
?u_ r i 0 - n , S «„ Hardware and Seeds ’ Tele * 1 me eting at the church April 4 .
151 Mrs. J. M. Ross, the president,
up to $5,000. 3. W. ‘ Sumerel. ph()ne 188
Phones 80 and 32. 30 ' 4c LOST—Ration book No. 4. Jim Nel-! P res ided over the business hour!
BABY CHICKS
Barred Rocks — White Rocks
Buff Orpingtons — Heavy Mixed
R. I. Reds — Brown Leghorns
White Wyandottes
Feeds, Feeders, Fountains, Supplies.
Blakely-Burton's
Hardware and Seeds
Telephone 188
son Boland, 3 Leake St. Ip It Was voted to continue meeting at
HAVE your bicyclgs repaired. New, 1 o’clock during the summer months.
tires and tubes. Accessories of all T be price for flowers to send to fun-
kinds. Lewis Cooper, N. Adair St., i era Is was raised. The news sheet
| Telephone 210-M. ' f i c was presented by Mrs. Josie Bojice.
Mrs. James Fulmer had charge of
FOR SALE — Three. No
Planters. H. J. Pitts.
4°.Cole the program which was on China.
I c !Mrs. Cecil O’Dell gave the medita-
ELECTRIC and WOOD BROODERS! tion on "A Pastor of China.” Mrs.
for Chicken Houses. Equipped with Sigsbee Hair, Mrs. J. L. Abrams, Mrs.
Automatic Heat Control. Also Feed-! Rrv i n Smith and Mrs. Ed Hunmcutt
ers and Fountains. Blakely-Burton’s 1 £ ave a series of discussions. Mrs.
Hardware and Seeds; Telephone 188. | Bryce Little read the Scripture and
Bill Prater has a birthday today.
of Little Mountain, were quietly mar-
! ried last Saturday afternoon. April
TESTAMENTS — A gift that
will be prized by the relative in
•iervlce. Chronicle Pub. Co.
want to finish the garment with pret- S1.25 bushel. Made over bale to acre " 0 n ° swed ’ in Columbia. ji
ty button holes. Mrs. T. E. Caldwell on my farm. Ton lots cheaper. See , .. , r ‘ an ‘ r *: fiSYUlond Lyles and |
will be glad to'do them for you. By J. Willie Young. 20-2p chl c 0 I ? C l I f nhe J? d ’ 1 ^l d ‘: are vis_
machine. Anv size. 116 Musgrove vnTTNn "a • Tu 1 1 t' ai ?, d M rs - Rar * Fulmer.
street j FOUND — A container with some! Mrs. Joe Purdy has returned to’her
■ — , —- ; money. May be had by owner by home in Greer following several
BICYCLE TIRES and TUBES,. Ped- ; identifying and paying for .this ad. weeks of illness.
als and Spokes, Pad Locks, Screen Call 295-W. ' Ip Mrs. Fred Ellis and small daugh-!
^i ir<? ' TS S Tr m8 A' o 1 ’ 1 u d r V CRO-TOX. INOCULATION and Dis’- tcr ’ . Ange ' a ;, ar ^ visit ing Sgt. Ellis
Glass, Putty, and Sash Cords. Blakely- infectants. Treat your seed with in .^ 10 ’ jlx D Fads ’ S - D - I
nhon° n i S Rft are Seeds - Tel r one or more of these to prevent seed' B ' ^ Cole and Mrs. Lena,
P^ ne : 188 l_ L c theft or produce a better stand and Mu / ray ° T f Greenwood, visited Mr.]
yield. Blakely-Burtbn’s ’ Hardware an !/ T ‘ ^ rS j Boag .^ un d a y-
ROGERS
Your Rogers Salutes You
With A Parade of Values!
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HOLSUM MACARONI OR
Spaghetti
6-Oz. Pkg
.CREAM SALAD MUSTARD
French’s.
FINE QUALITY SYRUP
Ga. Maid .
DELICIOUS MOTT'S
FLORIDA GOLD NATURAL JUICE
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ENJOY VAN CAMP S
@ Pork & Beans
O
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BIG BARGAINS
In Small Type
49c
41c
double-Fresh coffee
Gold Label . 2 Lb.
DOUBLE-FRESH COFFEE
Silver Label 2 ib*
OUR PRIDE
Bread 2 1-Lb. Loaves 15c
OCTAGON GRANULATED
Soap . a . . Large 25c
TOILET SOAP
Octagon . 3 Bars 14c
Flakes . a Med. Size 10c
Flakes . ■ Large Size 23c
LIFEBUOY
Soap a ~e e e ■ Bar 7c
SWAN
Soap R«g. 6c Lge. 10c
CIRCUS & R.
Flour a 10-Lb. Paper 52c
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Flour
25-Lb. Pape. $1.23
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PURE
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1-Lb.
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37
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Pillsbury
PANCAKE FLOUR . 10c
PILCHER'S OEOROIA CANE
SYRUP - -
LIBBY SWEET SPICED . /
TOMATOES
PRUNES -
No. 5
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No. 2f
Glass
1-Lb
Box
56*
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Our Finest Cake Flour
GOLD LABEL FLOUR
10-Lbs. Sell Rising
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Bag
25-Lbs. Sell Rising
Paper $ 4 .32
Bag > A
5-Lbs. Self Rising
Paper O f O
Beg 09
10-Lbs. Sell Rising
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Fresh Vegetables
Creep Top
CARROTS, bunch
• • • •
6c
BEANS, lb... 15c
Firm Iceberg
LETTUCE, head
• • e »
10c
Fresh
ENGLISH PEAS, lb. . 11c
U. S. No. 1 White—In Mesh Bag
POTATOES, 5 lb*. . . . 20c
Hard Green
CABBAGE, 2 lbs. . .. 8c
Colonial ^torrs Unror^jonitc^