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REDEEM COUPONS 5-A| 5-B
THIS WEEK! |
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Beautifully Designed
“Misty Pine” Dinnerware
WHOLE C
rss | LB.
FRESH FRYING
cur- up- chickens Ib. 33¢ cuicken quarters iii. |b. 3de
= FRESH - LEAH
PORK LOINS #33: ~=.43
; lb PORTION bh
SLICED » 47¢
SLICED » 37c¢
BEST CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS . ." 89c
RS 35]
100 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With $10 Purchase or Over
Excluding Cigarettes, Milk Products,
and Fair Trade Items
Coupon Good’ Thru Tues., Oct. 2
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKET
RIB
PORTION
3 Top Value Stamps I GRADE A—YOU NG
: | ; READY 16 bi Cc
100 BONUS RL
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of 3-Lbs. of
FRESH GROUND BEEF
REDEEMABLE AT ALL_GIANT MARKETS
~ Ceupon Good Thru Tues., Oct. 2
CORN Anil
SLICED BACON =.
ASSORTED - SLICED
COLD CUTS
PICKLE PIMENTO,
59°
BREE ot
100 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of 150 ft. roll.
ALCOA ALUMINUM WRAP
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
Coupon Good Thru Tues., Oct. 2
PON P USTOMER
SWEET—JUICY
MACIHTUS
50BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
" With the Purchase of 8 Pkgs.
. MY-T-FINE PUDDINGS.
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
Coupon Good Thru Tues, Oct. 2
ER CUSTOMER
25 BONUS
TCP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of 2 pkgs.
LUDENS CANDIES (6 varieties)
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
Coupon Good Thru Tues., Oct. 2
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTUMER
. 50 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With the Purchase of 50-Lb. Bag
U. S. No. 1 All Purpose
POTATOES
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
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LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
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DAIRY FOODS BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS
Golden Maid Oleo 5 ** 75¢ TET
Borden's Cream cress: 7:5 29¢ MEAT PIE S
CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY
Bleu Cheese mPorTeD i 89¢
6 - 100
: J EL] 0 ASSORTED 6 Wh PEAS with MUSHROOMS tho. 34
eC FLAVORS Pkgs. MIXED VEG. wimnononsauee, | 3 X= #1,
BIRDS EYE FORDHOOK
LIMAS wim cugese | 990° LL 3A.
5 : 91h. 3 .09 BIRDS EYE r
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HUNTS 3 $ PEA } CREAM SAUCE ih)
TOMATO JUICE 2% 4 «of [iste an
SNIDERS CATSUP »« 2.::29°
PURINA DOG CHOW . . . . ie 69c Z%o*2°
TANG-ORANGE BREAKFAST DRINK te- 2° 83¢
ROBIN HOOD FIOUR . . . . . . 7. BBC eT
MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE . . ®=,.°= 51%
DASH
Giant Jumbo
33 T7c 2°
HOME LAUNDRY $4.57
VOLUME 3 $1.19 | ac |
IVORY SOAP
PERSONAL SIZE
4° 21c
Premium Duz
Startef
55¢
IVORY SOAP
2. 33c
IVORY SOAP
Med. 39¢
Size
Queen
99¢
OXYDOL _DREFT SPIC & SPAN JOY oer Ta
35c 81c “1” | 35c 8lc | 29c 8c |37c bc 87c| dic 79¢ ‘ov
FELS SOFT Beech-Nut SARA LEE | MR. CLEAN COMET
or on BABY CEREAL ee, Pt. ot. : CLEANSER
8-0z. 2c Reg.
43c T9c 19¢ 14 79 ic 9% wa) 2% 27c
Sc DEAL 19c
GAIN
LUDENS PETERS
ZEST SOAP | ZEST SOAP
COUGH DROPS CHILI SAUCE 2 Bath 32 le: Giant King
Pkgs- -Oz. : ize C eg. : 0 $459
83" 25¢c 120. 79¢ : 2: 29c¢ 43c 83c *1
(7¢ DEAL) (6c DEAL)
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1962
Photo by Kozemechak
At colorful ceremonies Thursday
night, officers of Charles James. Me-r
morial Chapter, Rainbow Girls, were
installed by Sharon Samuels, Diane
Transue, Diane Myers, Mrs. Donald
Smith, Barbara Hopkins, and Mrs.
Fay Hopkins.
© Ranged - before
the rostrum at
Trucksville Methodist Church Edu-
cational building, on the first row,
are: Mrs. Fay Hopkins,. Sharon Sam-
uels,
aghan,
Sharon Evans, Colleen Con-
Barbara Hopkins, Worthy
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA |
Advisor; Jo Carol Birnstock, Penny
Farrar, Dianne Transue, Mrs .Don-
ald” Smith, Diane Myers.
Second row: Barbara Brown, Mar-
guerite Daley, Mary Ann Johnson,
Betty Oatridge, Charlyn Oatridge,
Kathy Maury, Myra Berti, Sandra
Tait. i
Third row: Linda Farrar, Dorothy
Philo, Susan ‘Davis, Karen Tag,
Margie Davis, Verna Miers, - Gail
Rumbaugh Miriam Mohr, Donna
Priebe, Donna Smith, Linda Wim-
mer. :
ty Rainbow Officers Installed At Impressive Ceremony
Rainbow Girls number 270 mil-
lion, active in forty-four states and
fifteen foreign countries. Pennsyl-
vania, says Mrs. Hopkins, has over
21,000 Rainbow Girls. Ages are be-
tween 12 and 20. It takes a year
and a half to go through all the
chairs leading to Worthy Advisor.
As "each office requires a speaking
part, in which the girl must be letter
perfect, the organization fosters
poise and ability to speak in public,
developing future community lead-
ership.
hand
fashioned
crew neck by
10RD JEFF
wm 100% imported
wool from the
Shetland Isles
i {
1 tended the Nationwide
THOMAS RASPEN
Two Back Mountain boys, Thomas
Raspen, and Larry Wesley, were
among the eighty seven sworn into
the U.S. Army on August 25 and
| have left for Fort Jackson, S. C.
| They will continue their - schooling”
in electronics at the missile base in
Philadelphia.
Enlist Together
LARRY WESLEY
Both boys are graduates of Lake
Lehman High School. Their par-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ras-
pen, Sweet Valley, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Wesley, also of Sweet Val-
ley. ' They hope to stay together
throughout their service training.
Two Local Agents
‘In Insurance Class
James B. Darling, Oak Hill, and
C. Wayne Gordon, Shavertown, at-
Insurance
Training Program at Hotel Berwick
in Berwick.
Darling is a District Sales Manager
for the firm, and Gordon, an agent.
Purpose of the program, one §% a
series to be held periodically by the
Companies, is to help the men render
better service to policyholders.
HE classic ribbed #'
crew neck at its soft- §
est, most luxurious—en-
| tively full fashioned!
100% imported virgin
i wool from the Shetland
{ Isles, in the new dusky
tones and clear, sparkling
pastels. Easy, comfort-
i able fit—it’s the odds-on
favorite of sportsmen
| and college men alike!
$14.95
MEN'S WEAR
Narrows Shopping
Center
Kingston
Established Since 1871
ah
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Thursday - Friday - Saturday
— GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS SALE —
MEN'S
DRESS SHOES
s4].:00
Reg. 8.95
Size 6 to 12
WOMEN’S
FLATS
Reg. to 4.95
$1.00 3 $s .00
WOMEN’S
- SNEAKERS
aa age
CHILDREN'S SHOES
REG. TO B.98
Prices
American
Closeout
Also
MAIN
and
Williams,
On Arcties
Juniors,
POLLY'S SHOE STORE
Rubber
Footwear
P F Flyers
DALLAS
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