PAGE EIGHT @NION PRESS.-COURLER Thursday, November 18, 1043
— DEATHS
"gi Marcho Gabeolla. | y+ fe
Mabeho Gabella, 76, a retired coal Kis 4
Whdner, formerly of Coupon, a
died on
®unday afternoon at the home of his
@ughter, Mrs. Joseph Madoni, Hom-
manish fF ZI |S STILL GOING STRONG!
Wr City, after an extended illness. His
8 survived by seven children.
Charlotte P. Kirsch. A If your garden patch has gone with the winds of Winter, literally bursting with fine crops sent from the Nation's
Charlotte Patricia Kirsch, the 10- i forget it . te edt : best farms and orchards the country over. Note these |
eA a pa TR x : orge i . for ours is still going strong, You see, our I er Tony ae i fo es tok oo
/ ager) Kirsch, of Barr Township, 2; garden is the bright, colorful fresh fruit and vegetable mit us to list all the good things we have on hand. Drop
/ on Tuesday morning at the par- : i departments of our A&P Super Markets . . and they're in tomorrow. Pick and pluck to your heart's content.
Wstal home. Surviving are the par-
Whe, a sister, Ethel, and a brother,
Funeral services were held on Waxed Jersey
hes. ws afternoon at the Kirsch ) fn
sme by the Rev. Father Marinus, O. S y SERVICE Sweet Potatoes 3 Lbs. 25c¢
8, and interment was made in the . he a. :
ektown church cemetery. hdd ; i Crisp 36's—42's
Vie Monge, | SUPER | Pascal Celery .. 2 = 27¢ 5 7, | mane
Potatoes es i 1.49
Vincent Mongelluzzo, aged 90, one
# Barnesboro's oldest residents, died Purple Top
Snly last Friday morning after an own ; =
ed and Operated By The
WRlonded illness. He had been a res- x Great Atlantic ]- Pacific rea Co. Turnips oS 854 sn 4 Lbs, 23¢
ddent of Barnesboro since 1801. Sur-
Wa. (Rutlo) Mongelluzzo, yr i : — —————————— Danish Kraut FRESH, Loa I5L Lone ISLAND
Suisen, Mrs. Ruth Digirlomo, Pitts. : You Cabbage ase oo a y -1 39 Cauliflower i 27c
‘Mrs, Florence Degoti, resid-
b-§ in Italy; Maggie, at home; Jos- ; Flame Red Emperor SNOWY.WHITE
Wh, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Josephine
t, Barnesboro ER Grapes se es ...2 Lbs. 29¢
Rar eas
Large Size 12s
RRR a,
a
gS Jas services were held on Mon-
day in ‘Our Lady of “Mount
@azmel Catholic Church and burial
place in the church cemetery.
Milk Chocolate—Plain or with Almonds
Hershey Bars 3 ~ 10c¢ |Ranger Joe
There Al
Enough for Puddings & Gelatin Honey-Flavored 2? 2?
J ELL OR ROYAL Wheat Cereal fs Pkos- be
far Philipsburg, April 25, 1876. Sur- - DESSERTS = = m = = ''& 7c
viving are his widwo, Mrs. Cora M.
Sopp, and five children—Aleeta, of DON'T FORGET — Blue Ra- Fortified With Vitamin "A"
ge tion Stamps X-Y-Z Expire wy utl e 0 I co 2 5 .
at, with the Navy in Washington, Yy s -M a
tha Earl, with the oy in em November 20th nn it al
tou, Va. A&P R
Funeral services were conducted at SPEND THEM Now! BE ab No. 2V/, Oleo Lb, 20¢
CHERRIES "mama OO 38¢
the home by the Rev. Earl Brassler,
Ann Page
and interment was made in Lloyd's v ia
eametery, Ebensburg. BEANS Boston Style | lien fic .
ms Golden Sweet, Cream Style ( Del Monte Sliced 1943 Pack i, ®
Joseph vis. BN... ...... 3 ¢ Ne. 2
Joseph Miles Davis, aged 61, died g A&P CORN .. Can Pinea le 2 =
i i i Gibb’s Oval Cut EE BE 8 BR B® arna ion
er Sunday morning at his home in No. 2
Fallen Timber after an extended ill- GREEN BEANS No. ? 10¢ : :
ness. He was born on February 2nd, Siess 143 Dzi Monte Pineapple Melted
4882. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. ASP Slice No. 2% 97¢ Ne. 2 alte 38¢ 1-Lb.
Biiza (Kuhn) Davis, and these chil- PEAGHES ......... can - 1 Sec Milk Jar
ren: Mrs. O. P. Dillen, Mrs. L. Soroa Whele ' 26 @ B® BB EN = = n
R. Dillen and Mrs. H. C. Fields, all No. c
of Bellwood; Clyde, of Burley Game | PINEAePLE . Can Ann Page Wheat Farina “Bb he
Forest, Westerky, Rhode Island; Mrs. el Monte Crushed 28.02.
W. J. Judd, Dysart; Kenneth, Camp PINEAPPLE .. Can Mello Wheat 2 Pkgs. 25¢
Ree, Virginia; and Lorraine, at home. Campbell'v—With Bacon ER 0 e d ts
e deceased was a brother of Mrs.
BEAN SOUP ........ os Bie asl
Agnes Mulhollen, Fallen Timber; Mrs.
Herbert M. Heverly, Utahville; Ezra Campbell's : 11/51 b. Sunny- 5 . 26 ¥ i bo
Davis, Warren; Mrs. Rose Britten of TOMATO SOUP .... Ny 25¢ 2 Btls. 25¢ field ¢ : anion -
Coalport; Clyde and Leroy Davis and ; " HE 5 BE BE BB : :
| Clapp’s Strained
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Mrs. Pearl Martin, all of Altoona, and | 2
Clifford Davis of Twin Rocks. SASY FOODS .......... J¢ Fresh, Delicious Sultana
— | * Peanut Butter..." 43¢ [Evap. Milk
John Sabella, aged 54, of Colver,
father of John Sabella, who is a pris- | = apn
ener of the Germans, died on ori ' Es Change To Really Fresh A&P Fancy Grade "A" 1943 Pack Whit 0
morning in ‘the Colver hospital. Born | 7 A&P COFFEE! PU 1 PKIN Nab2), Ze ¥ ite 1 0 & 85¢
ouse ns
Ss 8 mn @®
June 16, 1889, in Austria, a son of Can:
Nicholas and Pauline Sabella, the de- | £ 4 8 O'CLOCK
ceased had been a resident of Colver | Gs Beechnut, Our Advertiser, Bugler, Model @ %
for the last thirty years. Surviving
are his widow, Mrs, Anna (Havriska)
mimaniney FC QFF EE Smoking Tobacco ~ 8¢ "mocaroni
Wlichael in the Army in Texas, and]
Helen, Philadelphia. Funeral services | bi Mild and 3: 549 J ¢ R d d Y F J FLOU / A P
were conducted on Wednesday morn- | : us eaqucea—i our r avor : nn. Tags Iu 25
ing in the Colver Orthodox Church by | Mellow Bog 0 ite R Elbow Pkg. 0
the Rev. Father Leochumak, and in- |
terment. was made in Lloyd's ci ..ie-| # Rich and Full-Bodied SU N NYFIE i) 25k. 1 07
tery at Ebensburg. | RED CIRCLE .......2 " 4T¢c L =
Father F oy jai T. 0 | Vigorous and Winey ib 25.Lb
asc Laune, T. O. Li. 2 bs, .
Row Pur Foil Lai 1 ©. win 2 ese | PILLSBURY . %'1.31 | | Tomatoes
Stephen Stopp, Sr.
Stephen Stopp, Sr., aged 67, died
af Sunday night at his home in Bar-
Besboro. e was a son of Alfred and
Bmily (Harris) Stopp and was born
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lege for many years, died at 7:45 o'- ; with the high flavor! GOLD MEDAL Pou 1 3 1 Joos Jo. 2 1 tio
i 1-Lb. » ran ns
¢lock on Thursday night in Mercy -Lb.
Hospital, Johnstown. He was 63. CONDOR = Jar 3ic
Death of the veteran Franciscan
father terminated an extended illness.
Father Paschal became ill early in ?
.@ctober and was admitted to the hos- { a Sicast. Hank & Neck—Stewing
reast,
pital Oct. 26, in a serious condition. c or” Devil's Food.”
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Fresh Pan Lb. 42 TR Sane ee
Born in Harrisburg, he was a son
IT IN G Lamb Legs... lb. 35c — Lamb Rib Chops. . SANED BY AP GAREWS
WH Shoulder Roast
+ 10¢ |WEAL 5% oe. bn 23 DEVIL'S FOOD
"When you are looking for a cake that satisfies....
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What brings a call for encores, more than luscious
with St. Francis College in the early
90's. He was a brother at the school
and a teacher until 1910 when the
, Third Order Regular was"organized.
At that time he was ordained into|
-the priesthood and was assigned to
missionary work.
Father Paschal did missionary |
work for the order for a number of |
years and worked in®fields through- |
out the East and Middle West. He |
" served for several years at churches
in South Dakota. |
When he returned to St. Francis|
a number of years ago he was as-|
signed to the position of English in-
ptructor ‘and was named procurator |
of the college.
A pontifical high mass was cele- |
brated Saturday morning in St. Mi-|
chael’s church, Loretto. |
fle. He was educated in the schools
of Harrisburg and became associated
AA & A
Lb. 25c—Veal Rib Chops ... Lb, 36c
Fresh Bluefin Stewing Veal ....
HERRING
FLLETS pics... -29¢
Lb: 23¢ Fresh Loose Pork (Type 2) Other Fine Products of A&P Bakers
LLETS SAUSAGE saa nue 35¢ DONUTS +..." 15c BREAD ...... L% ™ 10c
FIL Sliced Boiled Ham...» 75¢ | fii "ww fir
Lb. 29¢ = y B-Y Bracing Jar 25c¢ ROLLS 2s. Cinnamon I
het i Wilson's Beverage = OLLS Pu {0c ROLLS ..... 2 Px 25
Dies of Injuries | Fresh Stewing POINT FREE—Fresh Dressed, Drawn, Head and Feet On
Injuries suffered last Saturday ev-| : !
enng when he was struck by a car | 0YST i RS CHICKENS
on a Nanty-Glo street, Monday night |
resulted in the death of Luigi Chiari, | Pint 59 ¢
a 68 year old Nanty-Glo grocer and | Can 5 1 For Roasting Lb 45¢
Ne Frying Pint 6Tc Lb. C ond Frying Sliced! 20-01.
FARMERS TO GET BATTERIES. | : : Enriched! Loaves
aman Bp vert of Def
moi Aida 8 CR1SCO | WALDORF TOILET TISSUE... «4c | IVORY
worse | NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE 6+ 28¢ | rom sow
3 & 69¢ | GAUZE TOILET TISSUE. ..624¢| = 10¢
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farmers, according to WPB. This |
makes enough batteries for about the |
normal rural! consumption available |
through farm outlets.
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