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Expo Beauty
Meat Prices Up;
Fruits Advised
Lovely
Leontine MacGregor of
Florida is just one of the beauties
gathered from all over the nation
to glorify the new 1937 Great
Lakes Exposition at Cleveland, O.
Lutheran Church
Has Fine Picnic
St. Paul’s Congregation Has
Outing At Wolfe's
Grove
An enjoyable program of swimming,
boating, baseball and quoits_with a
hymn service to add to the program—
was enjoyed by more than 100 per-
sons who attended the picnic of St.
Paul's Lutheran Sunday School at
Wolfe's Grove last Friday. Mrs. Ger-
trude J. Russ led the hymns.
Committee in charge had as mem-
bers: Rev. H. E. Frankfort, David
Spry, George Hunt, Walter Thompson,
Mrs, John Garrahan and Mrs. John
Eck.
Winners of events were: Young
boys’ marshmallow - eating contest,
‘winner, William Malkames; balloon-
blowing, Robert Morgan; gum-chew-
ing, Charles Malkames; young girls’
marshmallow-eating contest, Laura
Adler; whistling, Betty Ness; balloon
twisting, Bernice Lozo; men, gum-
chewing, Fred Girton; whistling, Ray-
mond Williams; soda drinking, Harold
Johnson; women, nail-driving, Mrs.
Llewellyn Morgan; bean guessing,
Nancy Bevan and Mrs. Gordon Lay-
cock,
Post’s Food Shopper Gives
Advice On Economical
Buying
It is a relief to turn to fruits and
vegetables at this time when meats
are on a continued upgrade. In general
all meats are higher and more money
is being paid for live cattle and pigs
than ever before,
The late PEACH season is beginning
and is promising to be of generous
proportions with consequent low
prices. Peaches are delicious eaten
raw and lend themselves to most cook-
ed deserts in which apples are com-
monly used.
BARTLETT PEARS are now plenti-
ful and low in price, PLUMS continue
to be generally available and 'many
APPLE varieties are now in market.
NECTARINES, FIGS and APRICOTS
are obtainable but less common. The
HUCKLEBERRIES both wild and cul-
tivated are more reasonable. Eastern
grown CANTALOUPES are attractive
in both quality and price. WATER-
MELONS are higher and less plentiful.
GRAPEFRUIT from California, and
the Isle of Pines begins to be avail-
able.
“Vegetables Abundant, Low in Price
With most vegetables abundant and
low in price, LIMA BEANS, BEETS,
CABBAGE, CARROTS, CELERY,
LETTUCE, other SALAD GREENS,
PEAS, POTATOES, SQUASH, TO-
MATOES are particularly attractive.
Forequarter Cuts Now High
Recent increases in meat prices are
being felt more in the forequarters or
chucks than in the so-called hindquar.
ter or tender cuts. This ig particular-
ly true of BEEF and LAMB. FOWLS
offer the best poultry value, though
DUCKLINGS are moderate in price.
EGGS are cheaper than last year at
this season and are a really good val-
ue. CHEESE, too, is relatively inex-
pensive and a good protein food. Good
values are to be found in the FISH
market. Variety in cooking is neces-
sary when variety in type of fish is
lacking.
Here is a menu made up of season-
able food items which are moderate in
price:
Cream of Celery Soup
Deviled Begs
Tomatoes Stuffed with Fish Salad
Marinated Vegetables
Bread and Butter
Peach - Turnovers
Coffee
KUNKLE
MRS MINNIE KUNKLE
CORRESPONDENT
Cheese
Milk
Mrs. Alvin Scott was admitted to
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Roannah Landon visited the
Olin Kunkle family and Mrs. Minnie
Kunkle on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Steele of Kingston
called on Mr. and Mrs. Williaam Brace
on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Isaacs of For-
ty Fort visited Mr. and Mrs. John Is-
aacs on Saturday. They had just re-
turned from an extended visit with
their daughters in Albugderque, N. M.,,
and in Texas.
Miss Margaret Kunkle returned on
Monday of last week from a week-
end visit with Mr. and Mrs, 'S. 'A. Dur-
land of Wiyoming. She also accom-
panied them on Sunday on a trip to
High Point, N. J.
ROBER
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A REAL NAME I$
JOSE PAIGE
GIVEN THE JOB HERSELF !
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ROBERT)
WAS BORN IN
VARSAV, POLAND
ON MAY 20%,
four languages and can converse
Wiley Padan. “Also, Herbert Rawlinson, star of the silent screen,
18 seen as a radio executive in M-G-M’s ‘Nobody's Baby’, the!
Hal Roach full-length feature.” : sata
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ARMSTRONG'S
BOYH@D AMBITION VAS TO
BE A BASEBALL PLAYER «
HE VAS BORN IN
SAGINAW, MICHIGAN
NOV.20... ATTENDED,
LAV SCH@L AT THE
UNIVERSITY of WASHINGTON,
VENT TO GET HER BROTHER A 908 | LAWRENCE
WITH FRANK FAY'S SHOW, AND WAS
New York, N. Y.— “IT’S TRUB! that Lyda Roberti speaks
LYNNE @VERMAN
WAS BORN IN MARYVILLE,
MISSOURI. HE BEGAN WITH
OLD-TIME MINSTREL SHOWS,
OVERMAN MADE A BIG HIT
“Lottly Wise Marker, ”.
a
ROSINA
CHANGES TO A:
SORHETICN ED TYPE =
% ‘NOBODY'S
BABY".
SHE SINGS
AND
i a half dozen others!” says
And never before have
This Maple
$49.95
provides a strik-
ing example of
what this great
mid-summer sell-
ing event has co
offer. 8 large
pieces — almost
identical with
the picture: Bed,
IT'S TIME NOW TO REFURNISH—in August and
during our August Sale!
have we had a more brilliant display of fine furnishings.
co-operation from manufactures:
stunning new furniture at amazingly low prices.
BEDROOM SUITE AT
Dresser and Chest of Drawers.
of Mahogany or Maple finish. TERMS ALWAYS AGREEABLE
TO YOU.
Never in our entire history
we enjoyed such whole-hearted
a co-operation that enables us to offer you all this
or Mahogany Finished
Styled right, finished right. Choice
‘at prices that’ll make your brain think
DRASTIC PRICE CUTS--
CLOSE OUTS
of floor sample and demonstrating elec-
500 Cottage
Shades
29¢C «
tric refrigerators at amazingly low
figures.
Several solid Solon.
STEWART - WARNER | [uma we comics
the refrigerator of many conveniences— unique and compelling
August Sale offering.
and your eyes blink.
Our $155 Ten-Piece
what appealing values this
produces.
Brilliantly polished Walnut
Suites Marked
51190
afford still another forceful demonstration of
China Closet, Serving and Extension Tables,
Master and 5 Tapestry seated chairs.
Diningroom
big selling event
veneered Buffet,
Nine by twelve feet; soft, silent, luxuri-
cus pile; lustrous color effects and eye-
pleagirg patterns. A rug guaranteed to
rende: satisfactory wear.
$29.50
$36 Regular
Three designs in these
GENUINE MAPLE 5-piece
Secretaries
Choice of 3 Designs In Solid $ 95
Maple Breakfast Sets 2
$ 95 Colonial A design na
with thirteen | fein
: grills. Walnut 5 me 8 |
deep colored, beautiful finished wood; | = = ll
: sets. Refectory serpentine front; | : :
table and 4 chairs to match. Each is a distinctive spacious draw- [i
style and affords a wide margin of saving. ers. Impressive i!
as a furnishing.
Friezette; solid color.
one in lovely green color.
large chairs.
cushions. A suite that will
faction.
wear, genuine comfort and all around satis-
$95 Livingroom Suites August
Sale Priced 59.00
Two pieces in Rust,
Settee and two
Spring edge. and reversible
give exacting
$19.75 Chair and
A deeply overstuffed and
finely upholstered chair
with ottoman to match.
Solid color covering.
Ottoman 77-Piece Dinner Sets |
53 pieces of floral pattera
$ a5 dinnerwear in beautiful H 4-9
n colorings. 24 pieces of
‘ glassware: Tumblers,
Cocktails and Sherbets. Service for eight.
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