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LARGEST FOOD DISTRIBUTOR
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American Store from now until December 24. Drawings will
be held at the end of each week’s business for two bicycles
and 10 $5.00 Food Certificates. Two Grand Prize Winners
will each receive a 2-Door Chevrolet Special Sedan at the
close of the 7th Week. Weekly winners are also eligible to
compete for the Grand Prize. Employees of American
Stores Co. and their families may not participate fer the
aE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1951
Only 3
CHRISTMAS GIFT OFFER
2 NEW CHEVROLET SEDANS
10--53.00 FOOD CERTIFICATES
Acme's Gigantic
14 COLUMBIA BICYCLES
NOTHING TO BUY —
NO STRINGS ATTACHED
FREE REGISTRATION BLANKS r
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TO EVERYONE
The Best
LENDER, PLUMP
~ GOOD OR CHOICE, SHORT CUT
Standing Rib Roast
PORK LOIN ROASTS
Whole or
» End Loin End Half
Up t
39 EAT 49
TENDER SAVORY
Fancy Dressed
RUSTING CHICKENS
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Dairy Foods
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Sharp Cheese 65¢
WISCONSIN, CHEDDAR
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Mild Cheese
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BLUE SEAL. RINDLESS
: [i BLACK SKIN—EXTRA
N: &- Sharp Cheese . 79¢
GLEN DALE CLUB
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2 LE - 83¢
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“Heat-Flo” Roasted Gottee
Means Fully Developed Flavor
Rich, Full-Bodied
Asco Coffee 5 sos 190
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Golden
4 | Mild, Vigorous
¥ Win-Crest Coffee
3 2-1b. bag $2.25
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Ideal Coffee ~~ ZX 85¢
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deal Instant Coffee ‘ & <= 49c
For Better Baking
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Giant Size Salad Oil
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Lancaster Brand
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Whole or Full Shank Half—S8 to 14 Lb. ATS hQc
Smoked Skinned Hams
TOP QUALITY
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LANCASTER BRAND
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Canned Chicken
Cut-Up-Fryers
Legs -< Breasts » 19¢ Wings
Necks -< Backs = 13¢ Livers * 69c
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For Your
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IDEAL ; :
Yellow Cut Cor~ gor 19¢
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Broccoli Spears
DULANY
Snowhite Cauliflower 5 290
SNOW CROP
Fordhook Lima Beans re 296
Holiday Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
Large, Sweet, Juicy, Calif.
Seedless Oranges «59°
Thin Skinned, Juicy
Florida Tangerines « 29°
Fresh, Cape Cod
Red Cranberries ~ 29°
Solid, Red Ripe
Fancy Tomatoes
Fresh, Green
Southern Shallots 2 19°
Thin Skinned, Seedless
Florida Grapefruit J - 5
Large, Sweet, Juicy, Size 176’s
Florida Oranges < - 35°
Fancy, California
Emperor Grapes 2- 27°
2. 93°
2. 15¢
Kiln Dried, Jersey, Orange
Sweet Potatoes
Solid
Red Radishes
U. S. No. 1 Fancy
| Mcintosh Apples 329°
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that helps you remember institutions, friends or the
needy, in which they select the foods they like, You
scve time, transportation worries and effort. Buy
any number of our
51.00 MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES
Ask Cur Manager
Holiday Bakery Treats
FRUIT CAKES
Order
Yours
Now
Virginia
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PLAIN
Angel Food Cake cut. 33
Each 39g
Danish Pecan Ring
* Each 45¢
SPECIALLY SEASONED
Supreme Stuffing Bread = 1c
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Just in Time for Chrisimas
Acme PLAY STORE
A colorful miniature of your
favorite food market which
any boy or girl will enjoy set-
ting up and operating. Now en
sale in our markets.
Sensations!
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REALLY NO COST TO YOU
With coupon and 10 labels and box tops from
products listed you get check for $1.00.
YOU GFT WITH THE PLAY STORE
Check-out Counter for packaging and
taking in money,
. « lock them togéther
$100 In play money—bills and coins for Dissiay Salat in the store.
making change! Store Floor . . . Unfold and set store on
Store Manager's button, for you to wear it. Valuable eoupons, for extra store
when waiting on customers. @ceessories,
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and get ready for business!
SYLMAN ANGUS :
Ripe Olives ¢ 21¢ 3 Dish Cloths 0 30c
CHARGE
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Cello
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fat 7:30. Practice will be on Satur-
‘| ville; and Sister Agathona, Order
. PAGE SEVEN
By Mrs. William A. Austin
Phone H. L. 3424
The only high school team to
have ever beaten Beaumont on it's
home floor is Falls-Overfield, who
will play here Friday, December 21.
With the weatherman’s coopera-
tion most school students will en-
joy their skates, sleds, and skiis
during their Christmas vacation
which starts Friday, December 21,
and ends Wednesday, January 2
at nine,
The Annual Christmas dinner
served by the school cafeteria in-
cluded turkey, dressing, cranberry
sauce, carrots and peas, celery
stick, mashed potatoes with giblet
gravy, rolls, and fruit jello which
were enjoyed by the entire student
body and faculty.
Christmas programs and parties:
in all classrooms will climax the
day’s activities Friday.
Mrs. John Smith and daughter
Deborah, have returned to Phila-
delphia.
Perhaps Mrs. Hicks could get
“doe-nations” for those mince meat
pies from the following who are
cooking venison: Clayton Taylor,
Glen Clark, Robert Hoyt, Nile
Clark, Alfred Dymond, Melvin Cris-
pell, Carlton Shupp, Rodney Tra-
ver, Billy Corby, Seldon Traver, and
Carl MacDougall.
The William Arch Austins will
have the faculty and their guests
for a Christmas Party, Saturday,
December 22.
Go to the Church of your choice
to hear the Christmas programs to
be given Sunday, December 23, at
7:30 ‘by the Evans Falls Methodist
Church, the Bowman’s Creek Free
Methodist Church, and the Beau-
mont Union Church.
Sweet Valley
Mrs. -Albert Morris returned last
Wednesday from General Hospital.
She is making a good recovery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith celebrated
her eighty-eighth birthday and Mrs, °*
Hattie Edwards, her eighty-seventh
at a wild turkey dinner at Mrs.
Smith's home. Her nephew, Sam
Bronson, shot the turkey. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Cragle, Oakdale, were
guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones and
Mrs. Lillie Case, Edwardsville, vi-
sited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Case on
Sunday.
Gloria Long is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hoyt, Cam-
bra, visited their daughter and son- B
in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McHenry, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Atwood both
have bad colds.
Mr. and Mrs. William Battisson, f
Mountain Top, had Sunday dinner
with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Battisson. &
Thomas Jones is home again I
after being hospitalized for an in-
jured eye, sustained when a piece
of rock flew into it. He is still re-
ceiving treatment.
[detown
By Miss Bess Cook
Phone H. L. 3187
Cpl. and Mrs. Fred Packer and
daughter Sheryl of Jersey Shore
spent several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard F. Reilly.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Crispell and daugh-
ter, Erma of Outlet in observance &
of Mrs. Crispell’s birthday. %
Mrs. Corey Meade is recovering
from an illness.
Mrs. Chloe Spencer was a caller
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Montross recently. }
The Christmas Program will be
given by the children division of the
Church School on Sunday evening
day afternoon at two o’clock. .All
children are urged. o be present.
Idetown Class Holds
Christmas Party
The Serving and Waiting Class
of Idetown Methodist Church held
its party at the Churchhouse Thurs-
day evening when gifts were ex-
changed. Christmas stockings were
filled for the Methodist Hospital.
Present were: Oscar Swan, Mrs.
Thomas Stacey, Mrs. Ernest Fritz,
Mrs. Elmer Huff, Mrs. R. B. Shaver,
Mrs. Chloe Spencer, Mrs. Wesley
Hilbert, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs.
Jesse Boice, Mrs. E. R. Parrish, Mrs.
John Race, Mrs. Margaret Jen-
nings, Mrs. Walter Kitchen, Mrs.
Helen Smith, Mrs. Patsy Hoover,
Mrs. Merle Shaver, Mrs. Arthur
Montross, Mrs. Raymond Spencer,
Mrs, Emory Hadsel, Mrs. Fred Sut-
ton and Mrs. Floyd Hoover.
Requiem Mass Celebrated
For William Toby, 86
William Toby, 86, resident of the
Back’ Mountain since April when he =
moved from Wilkes-Barre to Jack-
son Road, Chase, to make his
home with his nephew, Jacob Ga-
bel! died Sunday might from com-
plications of old age.
A member of St. Nicholas’
Church, Mr, Toby was buried in the =
parish cemetery, Shavertown, after
a requiem mass’ at St. Nicholas,
celebrated by Rev. C. A. Staub.
Pallbearers were Thomas Beline,
Donald Gabel, Francis Proeller, and
Harold Gabel. %
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Margaret Roberts; Trucks-
of Christian Charity, Wilmette, IIl.°
There are several nieces. and ne-
‘phews.” Sam oe