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Don t Just Guess— Get Out The Paper and Pencil —
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Figures Prove-You Can Do Better At Acme
No wonder so many clever
housewives are finding that it pays to shop and save the Acme Way.
Ideal
Grade “A” Quality
SAUER KRAUT
2:2 Re
Adhere
RAR
ASCO Brand, California
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Abin
RRR
Ideal
PORK and BEANS
or Vegetarian Style
APPT OTT TwEL
Franco-American Spaghetti 2
{ Campbell's Bean and Bacon Soup 2
{ Vermont Maid Pancake Syrup
cans
bot.
bot.
Ritter Tomato Catsup
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Local, Home-Dressed
Fryers :
Legs
Breasts
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Libby's Garden Peas
Medium Size, Ter er, Smoked
HAMS
Shank si
Finest, Center Cut
Pork Chops -
Sliced Breakfast Bacon
ge Standing Prime Rb Roast
tresh Hamburg oi.
15% -0z.
cans
10%%2-oz.
12-0z.
14-oz.
? 17-oz.
cans
Acme Specializes in Top Quality Meats
09°
Ige.
can
2c
25¢
21¢c
20¢
39¢
Mix With Ideal Gelatine Desserts for a Delicious Economical Dessert
Standard Pack Tomatoes 255 33e
J°
. 5%
13¢
- 6%
a'Treat! Economical, Too Rn 8 of Sh ort Ribs Tender Ib. hie
CUT-UP FRYERS Haddor k tb in hi Tails Ib. 99¢
addoc . ?
ib. 19% Nock } i 19 Cod’ Fillets ib. 35¢ vay Shrimp ib. 89¢
F a Fruits and Vegetables for Springtime Meals
FRESH TOMATOES
Cabbage
Celery
Sweet Gorn
Peppers
Young, Tender
- GREEN BEANS
2 m= 29c
Best Quality
for Slicing
cello .
pkg.
23c
Re 4 Sc Oranges Fiore
Pa Paeat 277 286 | Grapefruit ses 3°" 230 Tos,
a : pkg.
Tender 3 29¢ | Bananas = oon 2" 29¢
Fancy Southern
Fancy Western
Green
Winesap
" 15¢ | Apples 3" 28¢
FARMDALE
Extra Grade—DNon-Fat
DRY MILK SOLIDS
ro Ihc
Sylmar Ripe Olives
Herh-Ox Bouilion Cubes
Herb-8x Bouillon Cubes
Butter Thins by Keebler "is"
Nabisco Cheese Ritz
Nabisco Oreo Cookies "**;;"° 36¢c Mother's Quick Oats
This Is: National Doughnut Week
Danish Jelly Buns
3 Sugared Donuts « 23¢
5-0z.
Ba S bag
CAN
KRAFT CARAMELS
Wonderful Candy
' pound
bag
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“cs 186 Ranger Joe roopes Wheat oie. 296
pkg. 2-02.
20¢c
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35¢
16¢c
8c Kanana Banana Flakes “i
25¢ | Durkee Cocoanut po
26c Rov Rogers Cookies
of 12
334-0z.
pkg.
8-0z. pkg.
pkg.
20-03.
pkg.
3-oz.
Virginia Lee—Cinnamon or ved
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Ce 196
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POTATO CHIPS
25¢
" Town House Crackers
by KEEBLER
Ib.
vice: 320
DEVONSHEER
MELBA TOAST
“19¢
14-o0z.
pkg.
25¢
UNCLE BENS
WHITE RICE
CHARGE DOG CANDY
21c
Virginia Lee Plain Donuts = 22¢
"White Cocoanut Bar Cakes
*** 43c | Grusly Hard Rolls
' each 30¢
8c
pkg.
of 6
10-0z.
can
GORTON'S
Ready to Fry
CODFISH CAKES
ite
Ideal Garden-Green Peas
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Again This Week
Ideal
Fancy Quality
APPLE SAUGE
95:
A “Must” With Roast Pork
or Pork Chops
Frosted Foods
Ideal, i ancy, Whole
STRAWBERRIES
ideal Orange Juice
15-0z.
pkg.
39c
2 cans 35¢
2 oes 33c
"=: 29
2 53c
14-0z. 23¢
pkg.
SWIFT'S
Chopped Ham
12-02 hhe
ib. 29¢
6: T1c
16¢c
Ideal Fordhook Lima Beans
Pensupreme Ice Cream
Dulany Leaf or Ch. Spinach
MY-T-FINE
Lemon Pie Filling
and Desserts
3 nes 216
Princess Oleomargarine
Louella Evaporated Milk
Pilishury’s Pancake Mix
20-0z.
pkg.
San Georgio Spaghetti oie. 176
Hom-De-Lite Salad Dressing pint 29¢
21c
23¢
33¢
Pie Crust goet sear
White Cake Mix goa sear
Pilishury’s Choc. Fudge Mix
pkg.
16-0z.
pkg.
16-0z.
pkg.
Clean-Up Values .
MEDIUM 28¢
PERSONAL
Macaroon Breakfast Cake - 30c Frankfurier Rolls %% 188 | Fibred Codfish 6c
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Iced Marble Pound Cake * “** 39¢ Pumpernickle Bread ~~ “ 13¢ | Mocks Pet °°
PAGE THREE |
Irene Arnold Writes
About Forest Lawn
(Continued from Page Two)
15 & 16. The Monk and the nun,
comforted and secure, confident
that they have found the answer
in their religion.
17. The atheist, the fool, who
grinningly cares not at all, while
18. The stoic, sits in silent awe
and contemplation of that which
he believes he knows but cannot
explain or understand.
To the right of this magnificent
work of art is “Baby’s Bath” carved
by Oreste Andreini. This marble
statue depicts a mother lifting her
baby into his bath. Baby leans for-
.| ward confidently as his tiny toes
touch the water, He is happy and
unafraid, for mother is near, firmly
holding him, gently guiding him
through this exciting adventure.
The three exquisite figures re-
presenting ‘Melody of Love”, by
Finelli, symbolizes laughter uncehs-
ing, music unending, happiness
everlasting. They are the symphony
of young love. The sculptor has
depicted three graceful nymphs
winging their way through time.
This is not a solemn, ponderous
love intoning its song in mournful
cadences, but a gay, lyrical love
that sings of hope and joy. 7
The serene and graceful figure
named “Tranquillity”, sculptor un-
known, suggests the quiet of the
evening hour, when, the day's tasks
finished, the mantle of care is laid
aside, but tell of days in goodness
spent, a mind of peace, and so
forth.
Then on to the statues of a child
standing beside his. mother. “A
child’s prayer” it is called. The
sculptor, Lazzerini. The little fellow
has an expression of askance even
though his head is bent and hands
folded while his mother. reads from
the scroll.
Family Group
The “Family Devotion” group is
an original by Conti. Here may be
seen the father, strong, proud and
gentle, protector and guardian of
his family. Beside him stands his
noble wife, an unselfish helpmate
whose love envelopes this group
with warmth and happiness. One
has only to glance at the express-
ions . on the children’s faces to
sense the true significance of this
work. As we left the court I
couldn’t erase from my mind what
I had once read — “Christ is”, as
He said, “The Alpha and Omega,
the beginning and the end”. The
answer to the. Mystery of Life.
God’s Garden
-On entering a retreat known as
God’s Garden, created for those
who wish to rest in silent medi-
tation and prayer, we were con-
fronted by the compassionate figure i:
of “The Christus”.
diantly
It stands ra-
in purest marble of the great Bertel
Thorvaldsen’s famous statue. With
arms outstretched, the work :is res.
mindful of the promise of Jesus,
“Come unto Me, all ye that labour
and I will
and are heavy laden,
give you rest.”
Church of Flowers
From here we went over to see.
the three romantic and historic.
churches of Forest Lawn; the Little
Church of the Flowers, the Wee
Kirk o’ the Heather and the Church
of the Recessional. Interdenomin-
1 ational, ministering to .all creeds,
regularly. dedicated
Their only theology is
they are
churches.
Love.
thousand persons have been mar-
ried. Here little children are
christened. Here, when life’s span
is done, Memory is enshrined.
Within their walls, flowers bloom
throughout the year and canaries,
hiding amid fragrant blossoms,
trill litanies of love.
. The little Church of the Flowers
derives ‘it’s name from the masses
} of fragrant flowers which grow the
year around in cloistered recesses
on both sides of the nave. The old
Bible desk was secured near Strat-
ford-on-Avon,. home of William
Shakespeare and carved on it is the
date of 1660. The 16th century
communion table was sent to For-
est Lawn from the church at Stoke
Poges, where it was placed during
the reign of King Edward VI. Dur-
ing this’ period such tables super-
seded stone altars in English
churches.
The story of the Wee Kirk o’ the
Heather is quite romantic. I had to
know and hear all about it before
I left. This church is an exact
replica of the 17th century where
Annie Laurie worshipped during
her lifetime, at Glencairn, in Dum-
friesshire, over 250 years ago. The
reconstruction was made possible
| through the cooperation of Briga-
dier-General Charles Gates Dawes,
at that time Ambassador to Great
Britain, and John Wilson Pater-
. | son, chief architect of his Majesty's
office of works.
Book Club To Hold
Book Discussion
Hospitality chairman for Wed-
nesday’s Book Club meeting at
Back Mountain’ Memorial Library
is Mrs. Arthur Dungey, assisted by
co-chairman Mrs. Byron Creasy and
Mesdames John = Coon, Clyde
Cooper, Burdette Crane, Dana
Crump, Robert Currie, Stanley
Davies, Stephen Davis, Ralph Dix-
on, -John Doane, B. R. Dodson,
Howard Dymond, James Eckert, A.
G. Rutherford, and Miss Frances
Dorrance. :
Book discussion will be led by
Mrs. Murray Scureman, with all
members asked to participate.
against the .ivy covered '
garden wall. It is a reproduction
Here more than thirty-six
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