McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, June 01, 1944, Image 4

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MciJ»rt v| 1CK '!»t * *t% *■* * H CAKOLIJNa '^T^s'lay, Tn^'e 1, 1944 ;7S6f :■: v m Calendar Week Of Slav 29 HM>CaSSSH> FOODS: Blue AS ihrough Q8 (Book 4) qqw jralid at 10 points eacii, ior use with tokens. R8 through in become valid June 1. All £re good indefinitely. MEATS AND PATS: Red A8 through T8 (Book 4) now vatid at 10 points each, for use with tokens. Good indefinitely. Stamps DB, V8 and W8 become valid June 4. SUGAR: Sugar stamps No. 30 TTiiKBuen'g and Miseee’ Wash Dresses, Suits and Ensembles , ^ .• •. * ' ■ A nice assortment of summer piece goods Play Suits Play Shoes Sun Suits Sun Hats Swim Suits Slack Suits House Coats and Negligees Also cool things for dress occasions md No. 31 good fdr five pounds indefinitely. CANNING SUGAR: Sugar stamp No. 40 good for five pounds of Canning sugar until February 28, 1945. Apply to local boards for sup plemental ration. The canning sea son has been divided into two pe riods. SHOES: Airplane stamps No. 1 ^nd No. 2 ^Bopk V valid indefi nitely. GASOLINE: A-10 coupons now valid in Georgia, Florida, the Car- olinas and Virginia. Expire Au gust 8. Rationing rules np.w require that every car owner write his license number and State on all gasoline coupons in his possession, as soon as they are issued him by the Ra- ttion Board. ' restrictions from lard, effective May 25, E. H. Talbert, District Di rector at Columbia, announced. As a result of the action, all restrictions on the amount of lard that may be obtained by industrial i or institutional users were re moved, and all record keeping and reporting requirements under OPA regulations were eliminated, Mr. Talbert said. BELK-LUKE jU™ 845 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. Watermelon Ceilings §$t Maximum prices for .watermel ons, which yrtli mean a sharp re duction at retail from last year’s inflated watermelon prices will be established shortly at country shipper and wholesale levels by the Office of Price Administration, E. H. Talbert, Dfejpict Director, ^an nounced. The prices 1 o. b. shipping point, for all areas, will be $33 per ton from the effective date of the reg ulation to July 4, and $26 per ton for the period from July 5 to the end of the season. Extra Farm Gas Office workers, businessmen, housewives and others who volun teer for spare-time labor on farms and in food processing plants this summer may receive special gaso line rations to take them to and from the places where the labor is needed, E. H. Talbert, District Di rector of the Office of Price Ad ministration, announced. Gasoline for this purpase will be made available in areas where shortage of labor has made it necessary for the Government to sponsor an organized plan to supply agricultural and food pro cessing with labor to harvest • or process seasonal crops. E. H. Tal bert, District Director, win desig nate special boards in the^e areas to consider applications. June 10 to turn th$m in .to .their fliers or exchange the^m at s for inventory coupons, ^ n 9. distributors will until June 20 to . deposit the voided stamps. The holder of such unused cou pons may take them to his Local Rationing Board for exchange. I R. L. Gamble Enters Race For Congress Elsewhere in this issue the Messenger carries the announce ment of R. i,. Gamble as a candi date for congress from the Third District. Hog Pricing The invoicing and receipting, by buyers or sellers, of live hogs weighing more than 240 pounds separately from hogs weighing 240 pounds or less is no longer neces sary if a lot of hogs is sold at or below the ceiling prices for heavy weight hogs, E. H. Talbert, District Director of the Office of Price Ad ministration, reveals. This action was taken by OPA because the weight separating pro visions of the live hog regulation were found to be delaying the nor mal flow of hogs through regular market channels. Lard Off Rationing Because the present supply is deemed adequate to meet all civil ian needs, the Office of Price Ad ministration removed all rationing Ration Stamp Change B-2 and C-2 -gasoline ration coupons—the old type B and C rations, without serial numbers — will be invalid for use by retail buyers on and after June 1, E. H. Talbert, District Director of the Office of Price Administration, an nounced. Service Stations will have until Hotels, Camps Report A seasonal operator of a Sum mer or Winter Hotel, Summer camp, or similar institutional user of rationed foods henceforth must give his local War Price and Ra tioning Board a report on the ex act number of days he operates in the final ration allotment period of his season, E. H. Talbert, Dis trict Director of the Office of Price Administration, announces. X- | R- L. (BUCK) GAMBLE It will soon be open season for such big game as boll weevils. Be loaded for them with liquid poison 1 ammunition. New Community Ceiling Effective May 10 CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS Size and Con- OPA OPA lainiT Type * 1 #2 BABY FOODS M. Nut . Vj-S 02 Glass .•» .#9 Strained Fruit ft 02 Tin .#* .*» pp t Strained Fruit & Vec.._4 : >4.6 u2 Class .!• .!• W'l Chopped Fruits ft Veg. 02. Tin .11 .!• fcer’s Strained or Chopped Fruits Vegetables t'.s-S 02. Tin .tt .M rr • ... t'.i-S 02. Tin .Ct tpa Strained Soupt *-■» «i Glass .09 M m$ Strained Vegetables! — 02. Glass .!• .1# S'rtir.ed Fruit! 02. Glass .11 .10 BUTTER 0 Ors.v-t. V3 Score „>4 lb. 1 | Jena ** Score—lb. i t •ranes, >0 Score V* lb. 1 . Prints. 1 lb Cln. . Prints, 1 lb. Cln. . ^ Prints, 1 lb Cln. toi Or*id*. 83 Score ',« lb. Prmjs. 1 lb Cln. Vl Other Butter, Ungraded—1 lb. Wrapped CEREALS Cneeno lettogg Kellogg 1 oats! — '• All Bran ..ellogg’s Corn Flakes . Rellctf's Com Flakes . Kellogg's Com Flakes _ Kallugr* Otellegg's grusi^Brant Kellogg's xicpies fiollogg's Shredded Wheat ,#o*f* 20% Bran Flakes :— •toft Bt-an Flakes Post’s Grape Nut Flakes — Grepe Xui Flakes.— 7 or. Pkg. 10 o*- f Pkg. 0 oz. Pkg. 11 02. Pkg. It 02. Pkg. —10 oa. Pkg. 10 ox. Pkg. oz. Pkg. U oz. Pkg. .■* «*. Pkg. _H 0*. Pkg. 1 oz. Pkg. .-.^12 ez. Pkg. Pais n Bran •tanner » P.sUin Brant 'Peer Toasttee 1.-.- Past Toaswes urn. Ptot Teastiee .7 ez .11 10 oz. Pkg. . 0 oz. Pkg. Quaker s Putted Wheat! _ Quaker's Putted Rrcet Shredded Nalstoitt 11 ox. Pkg. 10 oz. Pkg. —■.;.e olr.lwg, _ 2«.t ez. Pkg. 02. pk«. National Biscuit Shredded Wheat! IS 02. Pkg. 8 **• ***■ Cream ot Wheat boats ct Wheat Kratt. Amsrican jlaaft,. American ftSM wm ,, ,, 1 , — -mn ■■ mi 1 1 ■ - - Kratt. Old English Spread Kraft, Philadelphia Cream Kraft, Pimento Spread Kraft, Vth’eeta % Hi. Carton S -lk -Carton M _>•#. Gtese _3 ez. Pkg. _S ez. Cl» Cln. COCOA Walter Baker’s Walter BekarV . reirlax Hell — Henhey's -Kf .. efiaW’g . XlWWMgX * - isaaM — Mothers lb. Pkg. _.l lb. Pkg. .. H lb. Pkg. 1 lb Pkg. U>. Pkg. -no pvg. COFFEE . .. 1 lb. Partr l lb. Paper 1 Jb. Paver - 1 lb. Glass .. 1 lb. Paper 1 lh Papor » F G t .1 lb. Paper . 1 1h Paper 1 lh Ctn 1 lb Paper . 1 ** ~f T . . ... ! ,h Glass-Tin Tankini Jor! .— ..1 lb. Paper .35 tKP Mansion. wsFiS 1 lb. Paper ) lb. Paper _J lb. Paper 1 lb. Paper .1 lb. Carton FISH, CANNED Salmon , Bed ... Alaska Chum latis. Pads Q, Pink iairweather. Chum Colden Shad, Chum tdbby’s.v* 1 *' Plnk Bed Stecipe, Pink ion’s. Chum! fnica, CnuTi . ..1 lb. Tin -1 lb. Tin _1 lb. Tin ...1 lb. Tin _J lb. Tin .1 lb. Tin _1 lb. Tin _1 lb. Tin ib. Tm . 1 lb. Tin _1 lb. Tin FLOUR MIXES Aunt Jemima, Buckwheat — 30 oz. Pkg. A tint Jemima, Pancake 30 oz. Pkg. Biiquick 20 oz. Pkg. Bisquick —a -OOPkg. Dromedary, Gingerbread Mix ....14% oz. Pkg Dutt’s, Gingerbread Mix! 14 oz. Pkg, Dali's, Hot Muffin Mix» -14 oz. Pkg. Duff's. Waffle Mix! J4 oz. Pkg PilUbury, Buckwheat Pillsbury, Pancake Soft-as-SUk, Cake Flour . Sn Sheen. Cake Flour! . •wans Down, Cake Flour 20 oz. Pkg. —20 oz. Pkg. 44 ox. Pkg. _.Jf44 oz. cm. l_44 02 Pkg. Del Monte, Medium! Del Monte, Medium! Ideal. Large! President. Large! FRUIT, . - Fnuiest it- 02. Ctn. 32 oz. Ctn. President, Large! Santa Clara. Medium! •unsweet, Large! —— 10 «2. Ctn. It oz. Ctn. 37 oz Ctn. 16 02 Ctn 36 et Cln. Rkisinst Argo, Seedless! — Argo. Seedless! Choice. Seeded! pel Monte, Seedless! . Del Monte. Seeded! Horseshoe. Seeded! — Delray. Seedless! Dessert, Seediest 1 Dessert, Seedless! — Dessert, Seedless! ..... Dessert. Seeded! — Honey Bunch. Secdlcrst . Honey Buncli. Seedless! _ ideal. Seeded! .— — CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS Size and Con- OPA OPA tainer Type «1 a 2 FRUITS AND FRUIT JUICES, CANNED ' / Grapefruit Juice Bluebird, Unsweetened! Bluebird, Sweetened! Bruce's. Standard ... Deep South, Natural Del Monte. Natural Donald Duck, Fancy Florida Gold, Sweetened Golden Tap! Kenny's, Fancy O-Mi-O, Standard Osage, Unsweetened! .... Pleezing Sealdheart Silver Nip Stokely's Sundine No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin .No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin -No. 2 Tin Sunfllled, Fancy Bluebird eg 01. Tin Deep South 46 oz. Tin Del Monte , 4* oz. Tin Donald Duck, Fancy 48 oz. Tin Florida Gold, Natural 48 ot. Tin Kenney'*, Sweetened .48 oz. Tin -.48 oz. Tin _48 oz. Tin ..46 oz. Tin . 48 oz. Tin -48 oz. Tin _48 oz. Tin Indian River, Unsweetened! O-Mi-O, Standard . Sealdheart l_„ Silver Nip Stokely's, Fancy Sunfilled, Fancy Peaches All Coed, Yal Cl. Hlvs., Hvy. 6yr..-No 2Vi Tin All Good, Medium Syrup -No. 2ts Tin Groat Valut, Diced. YeUow Cling .No. 2% Tin Great Value. SUt. Halves, Yel. Cl- No. 2S, Tin Great Value, Light Syrup— ...No. 2Vs Tin Libby's; YcL Ch. Sliced, Choice! No. 2% Claes Libby's, Sliced, Yel. Cling, Chetcet No. 2W Ttn Libby’s, Yet. Cling, Choice! — No. 2V4 Tm Red Dart. Sliced! No. 2ft Tin Hosed ale, Matees, Standard! .No. 2ft Tin "I Pineapple Del Monte, Crushed, Fancy- Del Monte. Sliced. Fancy— Dole, Crushed, Fancy ... Dole, Sliced, Fancy COM Bar .-Crushed — Gold Bar, Sliced Hillsdale, Broken Slice* Libby. Crashed Libby, Slmed, Fancy Ukeiele, Broken Slices Del Monte. Crushed, Fancy Da) Monte, Sliced, Fancy Dele, Sliced, Fancy i_ Gold Ban Sliced No. 2 Tin -Mo. 2 Tm Mo. 2 Tm No. 2 Tm No. 2 Tm No. 2 Tm No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin _No. 2ft Tin ,_No. 2ft Tm No. 2ft Tin Hillsdale, Broken Slices Libby, Sliced, Fancy -No. 2ft Tin -No. 2ft Tm _No. 2ft Tin Pineapple Juice Del Monte! Dole! Libby's — Del Monte, Standard Dole - ua_. Gold Bar tabby, Fancy -No. 2 Tin —No. 2 Tin -Mo. 2 Tm -48 oz. Tm _48 oz. Tin -.48 oz. Tin -46 oz. Tin GELATIN AND DESSERT MIXES Jello, Gelatin Royal, Gelatin Knox Gelatin Junket, Freezing Mix Jello, Pudding Kre-Mel, Dessert Mixes Royal Pudding 3 oz. Pkg. 3 oz. Pkg. —1 oz. Pkg. -4 ft oz. Fkg. -3 oz. Pkg. 3-4 ft oz. Pkg. 3 oz. Pkg. .31 41 M .38 M .*» M 47 JR 48 .34 44 41 41 41 41 48 46 m JR 43 43 os .28 M .28 its 48 43 48 48 48 43 48 43 43 £ 48 48 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 48 JM jn 41 41 .18 .18 .!> .18 .18 .18 .83 .43 .43 .43 .43 .43 .43 .43 IXES .68 .68 .88 .68 .22 .21 .19 .09 .68 .68 .83 .85 .68 •8 Vu.iT.. rRICES FOR GROUPS Size and Con- OPA OPA miner Type MILK, CANNED Condensed Milk «1 *2 CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS ^ Size and Con- OPA OPA miner Type *> 1 tw VEGETABLES AND VEG. JUICES, CANNED Baked Beans Brand Mft oz Glass .30 .30 Li rand .... 14 oz. Tin .14 .14 Cast* brand 15 oz. Tin 42 .22 4.JO* ‘ 14 oz Tin 16 .16 _... 14 oz. Tin .16 .16 Evaporated Milk •1 Lunds Tall Tm .11 .11 OLEOMARGARINE >*•« 1 lb. Pkg. 46 .23 Cai • rll - 1 lb Pkg. .21 .21 N..Mz.d . 1 Ib. Pkg. .21 .21 Niters 1 Ib. Pkg. .27 .26 ?*rk*v 1 Ib Pkg. .27 .26 Arvi.ia.n Cold . - 1 Ib. Pkg. 45 44 Bush! Champion! No 2 Tm 20 oz Tm Gibbs! No 2ft Tin •7 HurfTI liutm Libby Phillips Dciiciou'l Phillips! Phillips! Ritter s Fancy Pork 81 Beans! Van Camp! Van Camp! - . H oz. Tm 20 oz Tm 17ft oz Glass . 10ft oz. Tm .... 21 oz Tm No 2 Tm .... 17 oz Tm No 2 Tm —No. 303 Tin PEANUT BUTTERt Beech Nut! - — Beech Nut! Bcsmaid, Fancy! Bkie Plate! Blue Plate! . . blue Plate! 8 oz. Glass 16 oz. Glass - 32 oz. Glass — 8 oz. Glass -.16 oz. Glass 32 or. Glass Boscul! ...—.6ft ez. Glass uli 16 oz. Glass ■'.,i-n! —- 8 oz. Class 16 oz. Glass 32 oz. Glass 16 oz. Glass 8 oz. Glass .12 oz. Gloss Corn Arlesian. Golden, Cream Style.. No.2 Tm Bridal, Cream Style, White No. 2 Tin Cokato. Cream Style Ex Std.! No. 2 Tin White, Sul! No. 2 Tm No. 2 Tin No. 7 Tin No. 2 Tm No. 2 Tm Cokato, Cream, White, Std’! Del Maize, Cream Style Lhiumt Dillon! Fan la* Hall! „ Fairy Wond! Fairy Wand! . Fany Wand! Fairy Wand! — 'resit Maid! Fresh Maid! Fresh Maid! t tippy Kids! lappy Kids! •Uppy Kids! •lappy Kids! iappy Kids! •ftppy Had*! Happy Kids! folly Good! Jelly Good! lolly Good! KUy Good! Jolly Good! /umbo! 16 oz. Glass 32 oz. Glass .—8 oz. Class —16 oz. Glass 32 oz. GUts 4ft oz. Glass —8ft oz. Class 12 oz. Glass — lift oz. Glass —22ft oz. Glass 24 oz. Gltfss .32 oz. Glass g-OZ. Glass 12 oz. GHsa -18 oz. Glass 24 oz. Glass 32 oz. Glass LARD, OILS AND SHORTENINGS Lard Ballentine Ballentme Ballentine! Dixie Dixie! 4 lb. Ctn. _.2 lb. Ctn. 1 lb. Ctn. 4 lb. Ctn. .2 lb. Ctn. Dixie! Silver Leaf Silver Leaf Silver Leaf Star. Hardened* - Star,,Hardened* Star , — 1 lb. Ctn. 4 lb. Ctn 2 lb. Ctn. 1 lb. Cln. 4 lb. Ctn. 2 lb. Ctn. 1 lb. Carton Cooking Oil Puritan! . Supreme! Flutfo Jewel Mazola Royal! Wesson Jewel Mazola Wesson _. Gal. Glass Gal. Glass Qt. Glass-Tin —Qt. Glass-Tin Qt. Glass-Tin ... Qt. Glass Qt. Glass-Tin Ft Glass . Pt. Glass Pt. Glass-Tin Hydrogenated Shortening Crisco — Snowdrift Spry Crisco Snowdrift Spry ...3 lb. Glass 3 lb. Glass — 3 lb. Glass —1 lb. Glass —I lb. Glass 1 lb. Glas* Nutty Spread! , Peter Pan! — Peter Pan! — Planter’s! ■Hamer's! —— .••ure Gold! t-jra Oridr . Pure Goldt *• ire Gold! , *■ - ——. tommy -Tueheat f. mmy Tucker! . • Runy Tucker! ..16 oz. Glass 18 oz. GMSS »ft oz. Glass 12 ez. Class 8ft *z. GMss 18 oz. GPtss 8ft oz. Glass ...lift oz. Glass 16 oz. Glass -32 oz. Glass .8*01. Glass -16 oi J oz. Glass -32 oz. Glass SOUP, CANNEDf "ehipbeil’s. Tomato! ——. ve-nphell’s, Vegetable! — •Rub's, Vegetable! — •> til's, Tomato! • utl's, Tometot ■-.rfl's, Vegetable! • urn s, Vegetable! ——— Fiullips, Tomato! .....——. ♦hiliips. Tomato! geott County, Tomato! —— •e<ftt County. Tomato! 10ft oz. Tin 10ft oz. Tin 10 oz. Tin 10ft oz. Tin ,, 20 oz. Tm —10ft oz. Tm 20 oz. Tin 10ft oz. Tin ' No. 300 Tin 10 oz. Tm 19 oz. Tm Eventide, Golden, Cream! Festal, Cream Style, Fancy! .. Festal, Whole Kernel! Festal, Gold Bill . Wh. Gr, Fey ! No. 303 Tin Honey Dew. Whole Kernel, Golden! No. 2 Tin Libby'r, Country Gentleman! No. 2 Tin Libby's, Golden. Wh. Kernel, Swt.!. No. 2 Tm Mexicom. Fancy 12 oz. Tin Motinlam L8kg,,Wh. Ker Yellow No. 2 Tin Mountain Pride! No. 2 Tm Nitolet, Whole Kernel 12 6z. Tin Owalonna, Ex. Std., G. B Wh. Gr.! No 303 Tm Pocahontas, Fancy, Cream. C. Gent ! .No. 2 Tin Pocahontas, Fancy, Cream, G. Bant.! No. 2 Tin Pocahontas, Fey, Wh. Gr , G. Bant.! No. 2 Tm • >PecMtb'<lt»s. Fey- Shoepeg, WW. Or.! No. 2 Tm Powhatan, Fancy, Shoepeg! No. 2 Tin Romance, White, Whole Grain! . No. 2 Tin Rosedale, Home Style. Wh.. Kernel!- No. 2 Tin Scott County.-Yellow Sweet!..:.i...... NO. 2 Tin Stokely's, G. Bant., Wh. Ker.. Fey.*. No. 2 Tin Stokely's Fey., Bant., Wh. Kert__.Mo. 2 Tin Stokely's, C. Gent.. Wh. Ker.. Fey.! No. 2 Tm Stokely’s, Gold. Bant.. Cream!.—Mo. 2 Tm Stokely's, Fancy, Bant., Crushed—No. 2 Tin Stokely's, C. Gent.;' Crushed-, No. 2 Tm Torsch’s, Trusty friem! ; _ . No 2 Tin PCM Alpha, Early June, Sub. Std No. 2 Tin Buddie! ,Mo. 2 Tin Enfield, Early June —Me. 2 Tin Gibbs, Early June, No. 4 Sieve M0. 2 Tfn Green Giant — No. 2 Tin Hambrook, Sub-Standard No. 2 Tin Happy Vale, Early. June, Std !—No. 2 Tin Libby's, E. June. Garden fhney—Mo. 2 Tin Miss Carolinai-Sweet, Early June—No. 2 Tm Newport, Early, No. 3 Sieve—- Mo. 2 Tm Newport, Early June, No. 4 Sieve—No. 2. Tin Phillips, Early June, 4 Sieve No. 2. Tin Pocahontas, Petit Pots, No. 1.Sievc..-No. 2 Tin Rosedale, Lg, Green, No. 4-3-6 Sv.! No. 2 Tin Sea Cliff. Sub. Std! No. 2 Tin Sea Hlahd! No. 2 Tm Stokely's, Our Favorite, Sid No. 2 Tin Wigwam, Early June No. 2 Tin String Beans Blue Plate! 4 2 Tm Cedar Rock. Cut, Stringless No. 2 Tin Cedar Rock, Cut, Stringless No. 2ft Tm Clinton - No. 2 Tm -No. 2ft Tin SOUP, DEHYDRATED t pten ■lute Man KUcys £ 2ft oz. Pkg. 1ft oz. Pkg. 2ft oz. Pkg. SUGAR yie Crystal, Granulated —10 lb. Cotton Bag 1C Crystal, Granulated 10 lb. Paper ,ic Crystal, Granulated 5 lb. Colton Bag i.e Crystal, Granulated .--S lb. Paper it Crystal, Granulated 2 lb. Paper SYRUP ^.^•3 12 oz. Glas* •e’ar Rabbit, Green Label.———12 oz. Glass •e’er Rabbit, Gold Label 16 oz. Tin •Per Rabbit, Green Label 16 oz. Tin •r’er Rabbit, Blue Label 25 oz. Glass Cane Patch ——1ft lb. Tin ^an« Patch —1 lb. Tin Clinton .. Early Garden, Fancy, Whole, Green!..No. 2 Tin Hapoy Vale, Cut, Green, Std.!..—No. 2 Tm Indian River. Cut - - No. 2 Tin Libby's, Fancy, Cut - No. 2 Tm Lord Chesterfield * —. No. 2 Tin Nantahata -a—.. — No. 2 Tin Nantahela ... — Mo 2ft Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin No. 2 Tin -No. 2 Tin Osage, Ex. £td.t Phillips, Cut Powhatan, Cut __ . Rosedale Star Fort Star Fort fan* Patch — Nappy Kid, Corn and Cane K ppy Kid, Com and Cane ppy Kid, Corn and Cane loglandc. Pure Georgia Cane Karo. Blue Label ...■ Karo, Blue Label, Corn — •arc. Red Label, Corn! Karo. Red Label, Corn! - Lag Cabin »g Cabin . Boy, Corn and Ca:.e! Other Shortening Advance Fluffo Jewel Mountain Laurel Richtex Scoco — Snowball Vegetole White Ribbon Advance Jewel Snowball . Advance - — Fluffo Jewel Mountain Laurel . Pi .do — Richtex . Scoco — Snowball Vegetole .. . 4 lb Ctn. 4 lb. Ctn. -4 lb. Carton -4 lb Carton 4 lb. Ctn. 4 lb. Carton ....4 lb. Carton 4 lb Carton - 4 lb. Ctn. 3 lb. Ctn. 3 lb. Carton 2 lb. Carton 1 lb. Ctn. 1 lb. Ctn. 1 lb. Carton 1 lb. Carton , 1 lb, Ctn. 1 lb. Ctn 1 lb. Cmtbn 1 lb. Carton 1 lb. Carton inant. Blue Labe!, Corn! — inant, Red Labe’. Com! mnant, Red Label. Corn! - ftnnant, Blue Label. Corn •’low Boy, Com and Cane! .—— View Boy, Com and Cane! Pure Gold, Cane! —— ”iirc Gold, Canet Pure Gold! •ed Hill, Corn and Canet Staley's, Blue Label italty's. Blue Label, Corn! Haley's, Crystal White, Corn! ( taley's. Red Label ermont Maid, M.'j'le Blended Ferment Maid, Maple Blended Vermont Maid, Maple Blended . 6 -24 oz. Glass — 12 oz. Glass —24 oz. Glass . 5 lb. Glass —.15 oz. Glass ... 24 oz. Glass 5 lb Glass -1ft lb. Glass 3 lb. Glass 12 oz. Glass 16 nz. Glass b. Glass b. Glass i,. Glass o. Glass . Glass 1. Glass ,. Glass o. Tm u. Glass ’b. Tm - Glass >• Glass 0. Glass v: Glass 1 Glass z. Glass Glass z. Glass TEA Boscul, Bolls! - — Boscul, Balls — Boscul. Grange Pekoe! 1 Lady Calvert, Orange Pekoe Lady Calvert. Orange Pe-koet Lilac, Orange Pekoe Lipton, Orange Pekoe Lipton, Orange Pekoe, Balls . Luziamitf , . Mi.xwel) House Maxwell House, Balls Maxwell Hutisc, Balls McCormick’s — McCormick's, Balls - . Tender Leaf, Orange Pekoe Tender Lcat, Balls — Tetley, Budget* Tetley's, Orange Pekoe .... — Tetley's, Orange Pekoe. Balls .11 >mt Pkg. .41 nt Pkg. 4 oz. Pkg. .• oz. Pkg. 1 oz. Pkg. __ * oz. Pkg. — < oz. Pkg. 1* 1 - unt Pkg. oz. Pkg. 4 oz. Pkg. r ount Pkg. It 1 ount Pkg. 4 oz. Pkg. ..It Count Pkg. — 4 rz. Pkg. 8 Count Pkg. 4 oz. Pkg. 4 oz. Pkg. 1C Count Pkg. No. -2 Tin -No. 2ft Tm Stokely's, Plymouth Maid, Ex. Quality, Cut, Green! Mo. 2 Tm Stokely's, Plymouth Maid, Ex. Qual., Cut, Green! Ki. 2'.; Tin Siokely's, Newport, Std., Cut, Green, 5 Sv.f No. 2ft Tm Stokely's. Newport, Std., Cut, Gm-t-N'o. 2 Tin Today's, Fancy, Cut, Greenf No. 2 Tm Today’s, Fancy, Cut, Green! No. 303 Tin Tomatoes Alma. Standard ..— No. 2 Tin Argo! No. 2ft Tin Board Mountain, Standard— No. 2 Tin Brakely, Standard! - No. 2 Tin Champion, Standard - No. 2 Tm Cypress Farm! No. 2 Tin Crestall, Standard - No. 2 Tin Dover! No. 2ft Tin Early Bloom! - No. 2 Tm Gibb’s, Ex. Standard No. 2 Tin Hill Top — No. 2 Tin Ken Dawn. Standard No 2 Tin Little Meadow! 19 oz. Tm Oak Crest. Standard ——No. 2 Tin Our Navy, Standard! No. 2 Tm Phillips, Standard — _..No. 2 Tin Pine Cone! — No. 2 Tin Pocahontas. Ex. Standard! —No. 2ft Tin Powhatan. Standard - —No. 2 Tm Pride of Franklin, Standard — No. 2 Tin Pride of Goodview, Standard— No. 2 Tin Pride of Virginia . No, 2 Tm Red Glo, Standard Mo. 2 Tm Rich & West — — No. 2 Tin Ripe Pack, Standard ——No. 2 Tin Roanoke Valley, Standard! —No. 2 Tm Sea Island. Stands .dt - 19 ©z. Tin Scotland Best No. 2 Tm Shenandoah - - No. 2 Tin Stokely's, Plymouth Maid, Ex.Qual.! No. 2 Tm Uncle Ned, Standard — No. 2 Tin Uncle Ned. Extra Standard! - No- 2ft Tin Virginia Beauty, Standard No. 2 Tin Virginia Chief - No 2 Tin Virginia Chief No. 2ft Tin Tomato Juice All Good, Fancy - —46 oz. Tin Aptc, Standard! —- 46 oz. Tin Bruce's! - - -.—46 oz. Tin Campbell's, Standard 14 oz. Tin Campbell's Campbell's Del Menle! Del Monte! . .. D-Mann Hurff. Standard! Hurff! Hurfft ... Libby's, Fancy — Libby's Phillips ...... Phillil sf Tidewater. Standard! . No. 2 Tin _... 47 oz. Tin ..No. 2 Tm _ ..46 oz. Tm - - No. 2 Tin Aft ot Tm Ho. 2 Tin .*6 oz. Tm Van Camp'r. Extia Standard Welch's . - .14 oz No. 2 Tm . No 2 Tm . - 46 oz. '1111 ...46 oz. Tin No. 2 Tin Pint Glass •Trl« • IV-CPP-31-C " *1 Above are revised dollars and cents ceiling . ; played in each store. These are top legal prices throughout South Carolina for the commodities listed, ! This Item did not appear on previous paster. prices for Group I and II stores. Group poster is dis- this Item chanted since prlntiiia of prextous poster. JSE THIS LIST WHEN YOU SHOP. 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Along with the announcement he following was received from him: “In announcing as candidate for the Congress of the United States from the Third District of South Carolina, I am not unmind** ful of the fact that this office carries a grave responsibility to the people of the Third District, to the State of South Carolina, and to our nation at war and in peace. “I realize that the South faces problems of deep significance in a, world of war and in the changing postwar world to come. The solv ing of these problems must not be hindered by political and personal interests but such interests must be made subservient to the wel fare of the people. "I pledge myself to stand by the doctrine of States’ rights as we, of this state have always ad vocated a strong healthy state solving its own particular pixib- lems makes a strong union. “I make my pledge to the men and women of our armed services and their families to see t^t their sacrifices in battle and at home have not been in vain. I stand solidly behind a program of veteran’s employment that wall see to it that every man and woman returning from service be given an opportunity to take a jqb that he or she may resume an independent existence. * “From my experience with the South Carolina Department of La bor I have been privileged to ob serve the magnificient job done by labor and capital. Through tfceir cq^^ation and a maximum of effort, they have made the high est production record in the his tory of our country. I know the -problems of the man behind the loom -because I have worked vfith him and beside him. His efforts together with capital have kept us from defeat—his welfare should be our concern. T advocate a higher price standard for our farmer—he has produced to the maximum, not withstanding that his prices have been held to a minimum. His power to stick to the job of feed ing many nations demands that ne receive his just dues. ‘ My past experience has given me the opportunity to see and ' sympathize with the many prob- ems facing us today. “Should I be elected to this high office to which I aspire, you have ny assurance that as I have lived and worked among you in the past I shall continue to live and work among you in the future. Should you find my work has been worthwhile and my qualifi cations satisfactory, I would ap preciate your support for Con gressman from the Third Con gressional District.” X “Of all agricultural resources, it is upon»forestry that the pressure of war has fallen hardest. The heavy wartime demand for lum ber and other products of the fpr- est has notably accentuated the drain upon our timber lands. De structive cutting and permanent liquidation of young timber are widespread.”—Secretary of Agri culture Claude R. Wickard. ■ X "To be soil builders, not empire builders, is from this time forth the proper ambition and activity of civilized man. Building the soil, we shall be building men — our proper end and aim.”—Walter Locke, in Trends of the Times.