PAGE FOUR
UNION PRESS-COURIER
Thursday, August 7, 1947
Ashville
By MRS. GEORGIA LIDWELL
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shedosky have
returned to their home in Gar-
field, N. J., after a 2-week visit
with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Rose Hincherick.
Mrs. Nora Conrad has returned
to her home here after attending
the wedding of her nephew, Paul
Ausman, at Pittsburgh Saturday.
Mrs. Conrad was accompanied by
Mrs. Paul Conrad of Chest Spr-
ings.
Dr. Elliott Flick of Baltimore
was a week end guest at the res-
idence of Mrs. Martha Bercaw.
Mrs. Flick and children, Mari-
lyn, Barbara and EIllitt Jr, are
remaining this week for a visit,
The young men's baseball nine
was victorious Saturday after-
noon by a score of 23-8 over the
older fellows on the home dia
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chirdon and
children of Fall River, Mass., and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chirdon Jr.
and children of New Britain,
Conn,, and M/Sgt. and Mrs. Ber-
nard B. Chirdon are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Chirdon.
Pete Lesniak, employed in New
Britain, Conn., is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Lesniak.
Mr, and Mrs. Miles Weber are
the proud parents of a baby son
born July 26 at the Miners’ Hos-
pital, Spangler.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nagle are
the parents of a baby son born
at the Altoona Mercy Hospital
July 31. Mrs. Nagle is the for-
mer Roberta Burgoon. Maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Burgoon Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Passanita are
also parents of a baby daughter,
born July 29. The mother is the
former Evelyn Simanski and the
maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Simanski. The
paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. J. Passanita of Dysart.
Lt. and Mrs. Rex Beers and
Mrs. Betty Trexler attended the
Air Show and activation cere-
monies at the Greater Pittsburgh
Airport on Saturday.
Lt. Beers, who is on active
duty at the airport, was aide to
Gen. Snavely in the presentation
of colors to form a recently ac-
| tivated Trop Carrier Unit (Re-
serve Training).
M. Lois Little of Altoona is
vacationing at the home of Fran-
ces Brannigan.
| ris
WESTOVER
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. King of
Westover, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Rosemary
Alice King, to Verne D. Gardina,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gar-
dina, of Cresson, no wedding date
has been set.
Those attending the singing
meet on Sunday at Cherry Cor-
ners, were Mr. and Mrs. Milt West-
over, Mrs. Paul King, and Anadene
ing, Ann Wanda Sybert and
Charles Shaw of Pittsburgh.
A surprise birthlay party, was
held in honor of Larry Wilts, at
few days
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fle-
daughter,
Marsteller
By MRS. FRED SCHROCK
Little Terry Woodsides
Has Finger Amputated
Terry Woodsides, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodsides
of this place, suffered a crushed
finger during the past week when
his hand was caught
in a car
door.
The lad was rushed to the Min-
ers’ Hospital, Spangler, where it
was found necessary to ampu-
tate the finger as far as the
knuckle. He is getting along
nicely.
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A miscellaneous shower was
held in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Mctoski in the Community
Bldg. on Saturday evening. A
nice crowd attended. The bride
received many lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rich-
ardson and family are visiting in
Madera for a few days.
Mr. Ashley Hill of Madera is
visiting for a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Fowler.
Charles Gardner attended the
picnic at Nicktown Sunday.
Flo Ann Fowler is spending a
with her uncle and
ming of Emeigh.
James! Taylor and Fred Sch-
rock attended a revival service
in Uniontown on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Phza-
cklea and family of Johnstown
visited Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.
John MacWilliams.
A number of young folks from
town attended the meeting of the
Westminster
Patton Recreation Park Friday.
Fellowship at the
Sam Stover and
Betty, are spending a
Mr. and Mrs.
Notice
Of Intention to File Certificate of
Assumed Name
Notice ig hereby given that
William Szuch of 1001 Fifth Ave.
Patton, Pennsylvania, will file in
the Office of the Prothonotary of
Cambria County and the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania on August 12, 1947,
a certificate to the effect that he
is the person owning or interest-
ed in the business which will be
carried on or conducted under
the name, style or designation of
Patton Home & Auto Supply at
its principal place of business,
723 Fifth Ave., Patton, Pennsyl-
vania.
Clarence E. Davis
Attorney at Law
310-311 Masonic Building
Ebensburg, Pennsylvania
—Arizona produces large num-
bers of sheep, cattle and goats.
NOTICE!
bids. to furnish coal in the bins
of the school buildings for the
term 1947-48,
All bids to specify the mine
from which the coal will be fur-
nished and a waybill must ac-
company each load as delivered,
each bidder to include an agree-
ment for the removal of the
ashes accumulated from the coal
furnished by him.
All bids must be in the hands
of the secretary on or before
September 1, 1947.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
PATTON BOROUGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT, Ellen C. Dietrick,
Secretary.
—When you cease to take inter-
esl in the world about you, you are
old no matter how young you are
in years.
: CLASSIFIED ADS:
10¢ per line. Minimum charge, 50¢
25¢ each additional week.
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR for
Delta Manufacturing Co. and
Mall Tool Co. Chain saw for
cutting logs, Electric Drills, El-
ectric Hand Saws, All kinds of
woodworking machines. J. V.
Hammond Co., Spangler, Pa. tf
A SPENCER SUPPORT will mean
a beautiful figure for you and
better health, Clothes will fit you
perfectly. See Mrs. Verne Kiel-
bowick, 211 E. Magee Ave., Pat.
ton, Pa. Dial phone 3733.
tf,
IF YOUR FURNITURE OR your
Upholstery needs Repaired, con-
tact E. H. Anderson, R. D. 1,
Box 184, Patton, Pa. tf
LET US HELP YOU KEEP your
Premises Clean!—Subscribe for
our garbage collection; also
general hauling. Phone Patton
2371, Ray Humphrey, Patton,
Pa. tf
EXCAVATING AND GRADING
of all kinds. Phone Barnesboro
581. C. H. and E. A. Snyder
Contractors. tf
FOR LOCAL AND LONG Dis-
The school board will receive |p
Most of the 1,800 4-H Dairy
Club calves being reared on more
lan 1,000 Pennsylvania farms
wil be apearing in show rings at
five different points in the State
where district roundups have
been arranged.
Mulch Saves Moisture
Mulch keeps the ground cool,
controls weeds and conserves the
moisture and may be applied dur-
ing the early part of August to
late maturing vegetable crops in
the garden.
kitchens
pint
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VERE
Ao ANA NV,
JUST RIGHT—IT’S HOM-DE-LITE
Your salads take on a new flavor when
Hom-de-Lite is used.
Made in our own
from the purest ingredients:
eggs, salad oil, vinegar, sugar, salt and
pure spices—Taste the Difference!
HOM-DE-LITE
MAYONNAISE
jar
39
Bon Oil Olive Oil
ASCO Pork & Beans
Gold Seal Corn Flakes
Rob-Ford Mixed Vegetables
Rob-Ford
Kidney Beans 2
No.2
cans
2-oz.
bot.
No. 2
can
16-0z.
cans
13-o0z.
pkg.
1b.
23¢c
20c
18¢c
25¢
i15¢
39¢
tance MOVING, can w. H.|k Keyko Margarine
Yeager, Hastings 2052. Reason-
print
Lunch-Time Pleasure
week’s vacation with Mr. and
the home of Roy Wagner on July
Mrs. George Dehaven of Detroit,
30, those present were—Helen and CUSTOM MADE COATS, SUITS
@® After lunching here, you'll return to your
shopping or work refreshed. For our food is
prepared the way you like it — and served
promptly as well as attractively. For a real
pleasure come here today. We serve break-
fast, lunch and supper, as well as pick-me-up
lunches at any time of the day.
DAIRY-DINE
Patton, Pa.
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Avoid Costly Delays!
Whether your truck gets stuck in the mud
or breaks down, delays are costly. We can
help you prevent unnecessary breakdowns
through prompt, economical repairs. Save
time . . . save money . . . bring your truck
in regularly for a thorough service job . . .
PATTON AUTO CO.
Buick --- Chevrolet Sales & Service
4th Ave. Patton, Pa.
Jean Wagner,
Shirlene King, Jimmie Westover,
Melvin Neff, Arlene
lunch was served.
Ardrey Fergersons, this week.
cationed at
King’s this past week.
| matism, this past week.
| Whitmoyer, Joanne
on their grandparents, Mr.
Mrs. Wade Wagner.
| ers in Johnstown last Tuesday.
| Mrs. Robert Owens,
| ing the camp meeting in Burnside |
this week.
Those attending the Clearfield |
| Fair last week were: Mr. and Mrs.
| Milt Westover and children, Do- |
| reen Horten, Shirley Barto, Mr.
[and Mrs. Merle Westover and
| daughter, Marlene; Mr. and Mrs.
| Vernon Westover and son, Billy;
| Mrs. Ella Sybert and daughters,
{ Wanda, Jean, June; Mr. and Mrs.
| Larry Wagner and son, Larry Jr.;
| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wagner and
| daughter, Donna; Mr, and Mrs.
Valley Sybert and Shirley; Mr. and
| Mrs. Richard Westover, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
ton Frye, Mr. Hugh Woods, Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Kitchen.
Pansy Barnes’ sister is visiting
her for some time,
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Conley of
Altoona, called on the Ernest Wag-
Iners on Sunday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olsons, vis-
| ited relatives in Clearfield, over
| the week end.
| Mrs. Grace Krona and son, Jim-
mie, of Baden, visited the Jake
Bakers last Thursday evening.
Many folks of Westover attend-
ed the Westover reunion held at
Harmony on Saturday.
The Baptist Church, is holding
their home coming, on Sunday,
August 10, every one is invited to
attend, an interesting program is
planned.
The Syberts reunion is to be held
at the Westover Park on Satur-
day, August 9.
Wanda and June Syberts, Ana-
dene ing and George Horten, were
Patton callers last Sunday.
Miss Wanda King of Spangler
was a week end visited at her par-
ents’ home.
KEEP COOL
AKEMONT
PARK
@® 138 Latest Rides—Popular Prices
® Boating on the 13-acre Lake
®Free Kitchens, Firewood
® Children’s Playgrounds
® Plenty of Shade & Tables
® Roller Skating
® Ample Free Parking
® Sanitary Restrooms
® Large Casino
DANCE Every Sat. Nite
Joe Knepper's Orchestra
13 pc. Broadcasting Orchestra
9-12 Adm. 75¢
Special Reduced Rates
To Picnic Groups
For Information Call
Sam Taylor, Mgr., Ph. 3-9370
LAKEMONT PARK
Swim at Lakemont's Midway Between Altoona and
Beautiful Hollidaysburg — Route 36
Every Day
(aie »=;
SHIMMING “2:
@ Scientifically
Purified
Water
@ Red Cross
Lifeguards
in Attendance
Open
To Star Next Week
CRAIG WILLIAMS
Craig Williams, juvenile actor
at the Hi-Way Theatre, Ebens-
burg, wil be starred in the next
production of the “Green Tree
Players.”
Mr. Williams will portray the
role of Lachlen, the young Scot-
chman, in “The Hasty Heart.”
This play will run through the
week of Aug. 11-16, with a mat-
inee given Wednesday, Aug. 13,
at 2:30 p. m. (DST).
Mr. Williams has been with
“The Green Tree Players” thru
all this season and excelled in
such roles as the Hessian in “The
Pursuit of Happiness” and Mich-
ael Barnes in ‘The Male Ani-
mal.”
To Fix Road Near Patton
Announcement has been made
by the State Highway Dept. that
it will accept bids up to Aug. 22
for the proposed resurfacing of
.26 of a mile of Legislative Route
11054 on the outskirts of Patton
Borough along the road to St.
Lawrence.
FRACTURES RIGHT HAND
Edwin Watt of Ashville R. D.
Wednesday of last week was ad-
mitted to an Altoona hospital for
treatment of a fracture of his
right hand.
Cecil Wraye and
Roland.
Games were played, and a delicious
Ernie Wagner's truck was ac-
cidentally burned in the garage of
Charles Shaw of Pittsburgh, va-
the home of Paul
Mrs. Mary Owens has been con-
finde to her bed with sciatic rheu-
Glenn Fronk and sons, Mrs. Roy
and Beverly
| Fronk, all of Williamsport, called
and |
Mrs. John Syfort and Mr. and | Cen!
Mrs. Paul King were business call- [1
is attend- | 2;
|sylvania State College.
Mich.
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodsides of
Garmantown spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. William Wood-
sides and family.
Mrs. Frank Tonkin, Mrs. Ross
Taylor and Mrs. Carl Lindolph
attended the Firemen’s Conven-
tion as auxiliary delegates last
Wednesday.
St. Augustine
Centennial Celebration
Here On Aug. 24, 25
Plans are underway for the
tennial Celebration to be held
onjunction with the St. Aug-
nual Picnic Aug. 24 and
| ustine An
{os
5
The good home-cooked meals
will be served as usual and a
| cordial invitation is extended to
| the public.
| * % *
| Warren P. O'Leary, assistant
|state highway superintendent,
| visited here on Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams
|have returned to Altoona after
| a visit here with Mr. Adams’ par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Krise and
family have returned from Dal-
las, Pa., where they visited their
daughter, Sister Mary Coleman.
Thomas Sheehan is construc-
ting a new steel building on his
property here.
Work is progressing nicely on
the new home being constructed
here by Mr. and Mrs. Gust Wilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Link and
Mr. and Mrs. George McDermott
and family of Cresson spent Sun-
day evening here with friends
{and relatives.
| Roy Conrad of Cresson was a
| business caller here on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stoltz and
son of Altoona spent the week
end here with relatives.
Miss Ruth Horne, a student at
Indiana State Teachers’ College,
spent the week end at his home
here.
Terry Moore of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is spending a month's vaca-
tion here with relatives.
Raymond Ryan, a student at
Penn State, was a week end vis-
itor at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo McDermott
of Altoona were guests of rela-
tives here on Sunday.
Colver
By Verna Bokoch & Anne Sabo
Miss Elizabeth Staruch is spen-
ding a one-week vacation with
her sister, Mary, in New York
City.
Miss Mary Yendzik of Connec-
ticut , who is visiting with her
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Yen-
| dzik, is leaving for Kansas City,
where she will visit her sister,
{ Mrs. Ralph Engle.
Mr. James Leri of Pittsburgh
spent a few days visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Dante Leri. )
Miss Margaret Dropp of Heil- |
wood spent a few days visiting |
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
Michael Semko.
Mr. and Mrs. Orian Speicher |
of Johnstown were visiting at |
the home of Mrs. Nancy Ber- |
kosky on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ball and
Pat Ball were recent callers at
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gib Lewis
of Amsbry.
Mrs. Mary Mangold .
Passes Away Friday
Mrs. Mary Mangold, 78, of Car-
rolltown passed away at 2:20 p.
m. last Friday at her home. She
was born in Kersey, Pa., on Nov.
2, 1869, a daughter of Adam and
Catherine Miller, and had lived
in Carrolltown for the past 30
years. She was the widow of
Albert Mangold, who died about
12 years ago.
Surviving are
children: Kathryn, Carrolltown;
Joseph, Ebensburg; Edward and
Gertrude, both of Carrolltown;
Albert, Abescon, N. J.; Francis,
Carrolltown, and one brother, An-
thony Miller, Confer, N. X.
She was a member of St. Bene-
dict’'s Catholic Church, where fu-
neral services were held with a
Requiem High Mass at 9 a. m. on
Monday. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
the following
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
| Mr. Fay Lewis announces the
| engagement of his daughter, Miss
| Roberta (Bertie) Lewis of West-
lover, to Mr. Donald J. Weak-
land of Patton.
| Grapes Need Spray
Powdery mildew and brown
rot on grapes can be controlled
by using bordeaux sprays, ac-
cording to A. H. Bauer, exten-
{sion plant pathologist at Penn-
and dresses, also materials; al-
terations on men’s, women’s
and children’s clothing, with or
without fittings; clothing made
over. Fur coat alterations a spe-
cialty. Mrs. R. H. Sharbaugh,
Carrolltown. Dial 4261.
USE THE BEST CONCRETE
Blocks, those that will last a
lifetime. Ours are constructed
with the best materials in our
up-to-date plant. Many uses,
including foundations and walls
for buildings. They're economi-
cal, too! Phone Barnesboro 520
or call at the Spangler Concrete
& Supply Co., Spangler. tf
FOR SALE—2 hot water tanks
and pipes, 35 gal. each; oil
stove and bucket-a-day stove,
cheap. Mrs. Amelia Agypt
Patton. Phone 2811. 8-7
1937 PLYMOUTH SPORT COUPE
FOR SALE—Recently over-
hauled; also fresh Guernsey
cow. J. S. Ansley, R. D. 1, Box
76, Patton, Pa. (former Her-
man Dishart farm).
BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE—
Black leather, collapsible, like
new. Inquire at 111 Mellon Ave.
in Patton.
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED
and repaired. Reasonable prices.
We guarantee satisfaction. Heng range for sale. Black ahd white |
ry Hofer, 602 Magee Ave., Pat-
ton. Phone 3383. tf
HEATING STOVE FOR SALE—
In good condition, reasonably
priced. Inquire of Mrs. G. Mc-
Kinney, Box 47, Ashville. 8-14
BICYCLE REPAIR WORK —If
your bicycle needs repaired,
painted or generall tuned up,
contact Eddie Donahue, Jr., 512
Palmer Ave. Patton. Phone
Patton 3291. tf
SWEEPER REPAIRING—Brush-
es and parts for all makes. We
call for and deliver. New and
rebuilt sweepers for sale at rea-
sonable prices, guaranteed for
1 year. Glen Sybert, 405 Beech
Ave., Dial 2733, Patton. tf
100-LB. ICE REFRIGERATOR
for Sale! White glass lined, in
first-class condition; will sell
tf |
tf | day desired.
able rates. We carry insurance
and have P.U.C. License. tf
| ACETYLENE WELDING Outfit
| for Sale. Complete. Practically
new, used but very little. In-
quire of Chester Strayer, Flin-
ton, Pa. Phone 23-R-11 Glas-
| gow. tf
| LOT FOR SALE On Main Street
in Carrolltown. Also barn for
| sale; contains enough rough
{ lumber to build a large house. |
Inquire of Oliver F. Stolz, Car- |
rollitown. Phone 4542. 7-31
MORE VALUE — Every garment
cut by hand, assuring perfect fit.
| Great Western Tailoring Co., |
| Chicago 7, Ill. Represented by
T
J. K. Killion, Irvona, Pa.
IT COUNTS UP FAST WHEN
YOU SAVE ON EVERY LOAF
EE
large
sliced
loaf
——
Fresh Longer
ASCO Vienna Bread 12¢
ASCO Sandwich Bread us 13c
Large
Loaf
HOT AIR FURNACES—Coal, oil,
or gas. Estimates given. Imme- |
diate installation. No down pay-
ment is required. Terms easily |
arranged. For information write |
or inquire, F. C. Bardelang, 2nd |
floor, 405 Magee Avenue, Pat- |
ton, Pa., or phone evenings, at |
Patton 2521. 8-7 |
| HOME BAKED PIES—I will bake |
| pies as ordered every week or |
Mrs. Nettie Mer- |
8-7 |
riman, Phone Patton 3865.
| DUTCH OVEN GLOW MAID Coal |
enamel; in excellent condition, |
very good baker. Mrs. John Sin- |
gel, R. D. 1, Box'242, Patton,
Pa. 8-7
LARGE HOUSE, GARAGE and
6 Lots for Sale—Located in
Hastings. For further informa-
tion call Joe Mancuso, Hast-
ings 5201. -7
WOOD FOR SALE —In stove
lengths. $8.00 per load. Phone
Barnesboro 472-R for prompt
delivery. 8-14
WANTED — Two room, kitchen
and bedroom and bath by an
elderly couple, if possible as soon
as we can get it. Mr. and Mrs. |
Lawrence Kline, 815 Palmer
Avenue, Patton, Pa.
DODGE 1940 U-PLATE DUMP
truck for sale. New inspection, |
for $16. Inquire at 501 Fifth
Ave., Patton. 8-14 |
NEW WESTINGHOUSE Electric |
Sewing Machine for Sale. Cab- |
inet model. Phone Ebensburg |
888-R-11. -21 |
|
1935 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN |
for Sale; New tires and motor
recently overhauled. Inquire at|
225 Magee Ave., Patton. Phone |
Patton 3742. 8-21
LOST—BLACK PATENT Leather |
Bag containing cash and val-
uahle papers and keys. Finder |
will be well rewarded by re-|
turning to the Union Press-
Courier, Patton, Pa. 8-21
| inet,
heater and defroster. Phone |
Patton 3572. 8-21 |
1937 FORD 15,-TON PICK-UP |
truck, latest inspection sticker, |
for sale or trade on a 1937 |
Chervolet car. For Sale: Table |
and four chairs, $7; baby car-|
riage, $8; large kitchen cab- |
$12; large oil stove, $25;
breakfast nook and cupboard |
plus many other household |
items. Inquire at: Mrs. A. Ho- |
fer, 415 Palmer Ave. Patton,
Pa. -7
HAMP ROCK PULLETS for Sale
5 and one-half pounds, ready to |
lay. $2.50 each. M. A. McNulty, |
Dysart R. D,, Pa. 8-21 |
LOT FOR SALE On Main Street
in Carrolltown. Also barn for |
sale; contains enough rough |
lumber to build a large house. |
Inquire of Oliver F. Stolz, Car-
rolltown. Phone 4542. 11
8-71
these days. But you'll find it h
The price is right, too!
Main Street
A good collection of genuine Cinderella Frocks is hard to find
Cinderella’s “Magic Touch” in the deep
hems, fine detail work, famous fabrics that
“take” a lot of laundering and love it.
Sizes 3 to 14 $495 to $395
FANNIE C.
BRICK DWELLING, PATTON, |
for Sale! Fronting 65 feet on |
Fifth Ave. Hot water heat, |
bath, double garage. Inquire of |
C. L. Kelly, 231 Ramsey Ave.
Chambersburg, Pa. 8-21
ere all right, if you hurry! See
WETZEL
Carrolltown
SPARKLING FRESH PRODUCE
Tree-Ripened Elberta Freestone
Buy a Bushel
Peaches 4 1 28¢c rx $9.89
Canning
Maryland Jumbo
New Crop Sweet
Cantaloupes* 2° I15¢ | Potatoes 2
Solid Ripe
SLICING TOMATOES 2... 19¢
Crisp Iceberg
Lettuce &. 2 ,... 25¢
U. §. No. 1
NEW POTATOES peck §OC
LA IIE EE 1 OO
Ivory Flakes CAMAY
For All Fine Washables TOILET SOAP
14° 5533 | oe 90 [of]
IVORY SOAP | IVORY SOAP
99 44/100 Pure For a Safer Complexion
med.
vr 10° 2 = 31°
ARMOUR’S TREET
Made from Selected Pork
Shoulder Meat
ARMOUR’S CHILI CON CARNE
Deviled Ham °% 18¢c | Sausage V"™* “2 {6¢
can
CRISCO DREFT
Marvelous Suds Discovery
8%1-03.
Vegetable Shortening
pkg. 31°
42¢ ..s1n
BLACK FLAG
FILET
LAL Inseet Spray
t.
Pe 23¢
INSECT
POWDER
| EO
Ibs. 19¢ ®
California Bartlett
Pears 2... 29¢
med.
large
pkg.
pkg.
large
bars
12-02.
1b.
can
qt.
vot. 45€
ke. 10€
Headquarters for Canning Needs
MASON JARS | Jar Rings
"09 2 79¢ | 2 un 15¢
doz. doz.
ASCO Cider Vinegar 5% 63c
SAVE ON ACME MEATS
Fresh
Rib 49¢c
Pork Loins =:
Fresh-
Full-
Killed Dressed
LOIN END ~ 1b. 55¢
Frying Chickens w. 59¢
Cooked Ready-to-Eat Smoked Boneless
PICNICS HAMS
ANKE: 4% | Nowwe ™ 09*
Short Rib * Beef ,, 36¢ | Chipped Ham } ,, 3c
Shoulder Roast "' 49¢ | Bulk Pure Lard ,, 23¢
Shoulder Roast “*};° 48¢ Pork Liver w. 29
mes= | ONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS =, .. 35¢
"CLOBING AUGUST 9, 1947.