The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 10

1956 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES SATURDAY JULY 10 AGE PAY VOTE SET LEFTISTS BACK ON JOBS of the home both of whom he reared There are three other grandchildren and eight great grandchildren for prior months had been onlyifund created to stabilize monthly 545 payments The new pension plan calls for guaranteed $100 monthly! November pensions and adds a program of yC HEiRSIviLlA BUY-RITE MKT 30th 4 G'ilham to medical care and hospitalization which OsteoDathlc hospital after an illness of several years She was born near Canne'ton 111 and had been a Kansas City resident 43 years Surviving are six daughters Mrs Flora Watson 3604 Virginia: Mrs Fifth Kansas Anderson Strat- year-old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lane 5100 Outlook Mission will be held at 6:30 Monday at the Newcomer chaoel In Mission and at 9 o'clock at the St Pius Catholic church in Mission Burial will be In Mount Olivet cemetery The rosarv will be said at 8 o'clock Sunday at the Newcomer chapel Mission Mrs Lottie Frazier 66 of 1625 Washington at 2 o'clock Monday at Colorado Ballot In Will Include Measure Revise Tension 1 ROBERT 0 HINTON Civil Service Commision Report It Ha Been Forced ra5TiUnr for ton iui Mr Ma Pose Campbell 364 North Citv Kansas Mrs Nellie 1615 Central Mrs Anna Paint Firm and Active Shriner 2634 South Twenty-eighth Kansas City Kansas and Mrs Shlrlev Hurt Springfield Mo four sons Joe probably will cost an -re-T mu average of 515 monthly per pen-i fcj I bn I ft nriirriTC III II sioher A 10 million dollar medi -i BENEFITS IN 1) ral and hospital fund would he set up and a 5 million dollar to Rehire IT With Communist Fasts Because of Supreme Court Decision Robert Hinton 39 of 6108 Frown" 923 White George of the burla! ln I WPQt Sixtv-cpponri strppt tPirTF tJic homp Ed Drown Excelsior I est ftixiy-secona street terrace! Mfv and August Brown ir' william Connell 77 of 2307 (Mission branch manager in the FrPsno ram a sister Mrs Flora pvip 9 o'clock today at the! Sherwin-Williams Paint company: Church jtellitylnd brother QUirj5 xobm chapel zrayeside (Federal niciircT HIGHEST URGES NEW LAW regional office died yesterday at I -SSfl at 'o'clock' the Eyer-j great cemetery in Fort Scott Kas Officials Assert That the System Is Not Based Upon Need green 1820 TROOST nsy GAINES BREASTS LEGS Lb 59c 59c -grandchildren Services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday at th Weilert chape! 6900 Troost Burial will be ln the Maple Hill cemetery Kansas City Kansas HOOPE Mr Ellen Hoope 81 of Fontana Kas died Thursday at the University of Kansas Medical Center She was a member of the Fontana Christian church Surviving are two sons AU'in Hoope Fontana and James Hoope La Cvene Kas a daughter Mrs Thomas Cunningham 4221 College and seven grandchildren Services will he held at 3 o'clock Sunday at the Fontana Christian church Burial will be ln the Fontana cemetery KELLEY Herbert Lee Kellev 93 died yesterday at the Woodland Nursing home 512 Woodland where he bad resided two years He was horn in Grayson Mo and had been a Kansas City resident 35 years He was retired farmer Surviving are four daughters Mrs Schatten Chrvsanthos Karnazes 84 of 1031 Cleveland Kansas City Kansas' at 3 o'clock this Saturday at St Dionysius Greek Orthodox church: 1 burial in Maple Hill cemetery Joe pallbearers Gus Fitch Chris K- PolofcldoanS nazes Tame Karnazes Gust Apostle George Economy end James Ba- next November OH revis ARGENTINES TO HOLD VOTE SFRYS Each Election Late This Yar Planned) been paying benefits grads largi higher than those of any other state but LuUvJ Boz federal officials claim isi Argentina announced xonigntj that the first national election! not based upon need since the overthrow of Juan A constitutional amendment) I STEWING HENS WINGS CHICKEN BACKS Lb Lb 39c 15c Lb St Luke hospital He was born in Tulsa and had been a resident of the Greater Kansas City area nine years He (had been employed by the Sher-jwin-Williams Paint company 19 ('ears having joined the firm in Tulsa A veteran of World War II he was a member of the board of governors of the Kansas City A and was a Scottish Rite Mason a Shriner and director of the Shrine band in Mis si on He was a member of the Seventh Church of Christ Scientist Surviving are his wife Mrs Addie Hinton of the home a daughter Donna Lynn Hinton 17 of the home a son Robert Allen Hinton 14 of the home and his parents Mr and How to Spend a Million Is Their Task Hubbards July 6AP Five Americans will decide how to spend more than a million dollars to benefit this village of 500 people 35 miles southwest of Halifax The money is part of the estate of Jefferson Oavis Shat-ford a Hubbards native who became a millionaire in the United States He died in Florida last September The five men left for home today after a week here getting information to help them decide how to spend the money The first proiect carillon bells for a local church already is in hand Shat ford left the bulk of his estate valued at SI 300 000 after taxes and other charges to be used for the general benefit" of Hubbards as a memorial to himself and his family He specified that the money go for religious charitable or educational purposes Congress Asked by Brownell to Restore 1 BOO 000 Posts to Security Program By Willard Edwards rice of fh Chtcat jo Triburo) Washington July A Supreme court decision has forced the government to restore 1 suspended employees with Communist party records to the federal payroll the Civil Service commission informed Congress today At the same time Attorney' Qc-ipra' Kerberf Brownell rec-Qry- r-p-Hed pa-sage of elation Of the to overcome the effertc oi i't Lb 33c FRYERS 29c burg Humans villa Mo Mrs Omariperon would be beld-some timeto revise the program won all poiltry the last three months of 1957Dlace on the eeneral (John Bonn 346 North Oakley three Mrsj-ong Thurman Kellev De Soto DEATHS IN KANSAS Ibittep place on the general I ballot todav when petitions hack- UEifi LUO ii1 buic! SUPERIOR POUl TRY 1 Fish-3306 Tfsost WF i-1610 PKFSSFP WEIGHT FRYE nfllVERl rrh HENS 39c r0rV haVS Cl Hinton Tulsa Hagan Kellev Gower Mo and For!) ORlnn- ii' Chart Dobson SO moth jpg it were filed with George PALI Services will be held at 3 city and 21 grand-rieien Dob- Baker secretary of state BAWBC olock Sunday at the Newcomer RODDy nra Rodd toa VEi-rii0 A majority vote at the election tSU iHd chapel in Mission GraPSifle Lajp TatJawineo vesterdav at ist church RR would make the amendment services will be held at 4 o'clock St hospital She was born i cbnu-Mr fi 86 FKFSH FRYERS resident here 53 rears who died in effective January 1 809 31st WE 1-4629 Orders 200 or Over FREE DELIVERY REALLY FRESH HENS ROANOKE POULTRY il? west 4JB0 Wf L53S5 HENS FRYS 45c 4TSTOM nnESSFD Lull urn tor other Povtfft Oressed and Draw Iroe Delivery Monda: at the Memorial ceme Supreme court ruling June ip nr a terv in Tulsa which removed approximate ZENO EASON IS DEAD The familv requests no flow- 1S00000 government workers Prs and sug'gests memonal con- from operations of the iota tv jq VOLUNTEER RED CROSS be sent to the Masonic security program WORK 39 YEARS Home for the Aged in Wichita Prompt action was promised Vp Chairman Murray fD-Tenni JOHN GIAMA1A A mem sers the House a Sewing Machine Mechanic Born Ifjalv Hc orked at the Service committee to the Kept Machines ln Work Rooms Produce Market Here Senate Chairman Eastland (D-j Repair After First I Helping in 1916 I John Giamalva 56 of 136 Chairman Eastland of the judiciary in Council Rluffs la and had lived in Greater Kansas City 51 years She helried organize the Women's Lake Tapawtngo Country club and served as president and secretary Surviving are three daughters Mrs Hazel Carter of the home Mrs Geraldine Swanson Robblnsdale Minn and Mrs Helen Botte Maumee and a brother John Grsv Omaha YOKE Stephen Douglas Yobe dav-old son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Lee Yohe 9316 Fast Thirty-ninth Jackson County died yesterday at the Community hospital Olathe Also surviving are a sister Phyllis Yohe of the home: the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Yohe Harrisonville Mo the ma ternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Corlew Lee's Summit a pa ternal great-great-grandfather Corlew 1201 East Hayward Inde v-Ransas City at the home of a son Dr Phillips where she had liyed the last ni rears She was the widow of Dr Phillips who held Kansas optometrist license No 3 Funeral nere 3 o'clock Sundav Gibson chapel Council Grove-Earl Pemberton b6 a Missouri Pacific conductor and native Osawatomie who died et Lxduis nos- His fathei the late John Pemberton was railroad ardmaster here and a former mayor Survived bv his wife and two sons Bill Pemberton high school coach and Bob Pemberton of Kansas Cttv Wichita Mrs Barbara Ann Jarvis 57 a native of Austria At the age of eiffht she was taken to Pittsburg Kas where she lived until 10 years ago when she moved to Wichita Rites held for Mrs Sarah Marie Chamberlain 85 a resident of the Kansas Masonic Home here who came to the home from Kansas City Kansas in 1952 Mrs Robert Rose of Kansas Citv Kansas is a daughter Miss Henrietta Hess 80 a resident of Wichita 53 -pars Howard Services held here for Ray Dudgeon 56 cashier of the Howard National hank Peabod' George Moore 79 a World War I veteran who died in Veterans hospital at Wichita Lewis Clarence Best 65 a resident of Under the present Colorado pension system payments fluctuate because of a constitutional provision requiring that all money into the fund must be paid out each year The highest regular monthly pension ever paid was $115 last November December and January Then pensions dropped to a maximum of $98 through June Currently they are $108 and welfare officials they will go higher by the end of the year Once under the "jack pot' prox-ision of the present law-pensioners got rhprks for $26580 for a single month That was in January 1947 after payments) RUDN1CKS THRIFT-WAY 8215 TROOST AVI Fresh rountrr frade jrcs Fse fuff: pledged approval of such 24 ST POULTRY 5004 7ih STStFT 5E l-350 HENS-FRYS CHVtrou RKigi ITS i lb Bsc osr Wbrode A L(J Dr Virl South Lawn avenue died of a (heart ailment Thursday night at Research hospita avenue Kansas City) a self-employed sewinsil QUALITY POULTRY IN PEP AND FOREST sry cut-up poultry He was born in Camporpalp Hal' and a paternal great-great- been A Kansas) grandmother Mrs Capote Yohe GitV resilient Harrisonville Mo the maternal lwis jo ears died in Veterans hospital mi- great-great-grandDarents Mr and at Wichita He wa a World war 1 veto-an Since jyi5 "'Hen Mr Oscar West 2910 Sterling Oxford Services held here for Mrs Bert hp camp to the Independence and a maternal 1 fy''v' of Browning Mo who 'trrear uranrirnnHur Mrs Cora sttintt resided on a (arm near here morp than in Lhatr a eentnn Mrs Tosie And-rson of Un 2910 Santa Fe road independence nelIS Mo a iSter He Wa cm- Graveside services wit be held at Npwton- Geogr Hunt 72 -p)2 o'clock today at the I-e's SUmmitjment salesman died In Va United Statps He xv ployed Ka farmyard of heart attack TVSrJr' QUALITY EGGS FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE FRESH rPFSSiO 3-3827 FRYERS SNI-A-BAR EGG MART 5429 50 Hwy WA legislation before Congress adjourns Philip Young chairman of theiYecker Civil Service commission re-Kansas ported that his agency was ir- rr1rhjnc rnechenic who did vol-tualiy paralyzed because of thejunteer work for the Red Cross Supreme court decision in tne administration of the program-3 died yesterday at the to keep subversives out of the home He had been ill since government (January But the most staggering effect The long service record for the of the court's ruling Young re Red Cross began in 1917 and was ported will be the dropping of (halted only by his illness In that security guards in hiring approx I time he made more than 1900 imately 71000 persons who enter calls to service sewing machines federal service each month jn the Red Cross production de-The high court in its 6-3 de- perfment cision drrppd that nonsnsi- Firm Gives 25 Machine tir position? which the oc cupant doe? net handle Mr Eason made his first 1S36 I GOlDEN WEDDING COFFEE 89eborK pi- Str Want Ads todav 29c offeis win interest you ALISWEET MARGARINE a Gctida SprinffP Services har Saturday for Mrs Henry Fair a Kansan for years COSENTINO BROS i 39c Binr- 4 3 00 LU Kiuwe A Ph ARMOUR vW i Kansas City Produce Market He was a John Gmialva member of gt John's Catholic church Surviving are his brother Thomas Giamalva of the home a sister-in-law Mrs Frank Giamalva 714 Garfield five nieces and six nephews Services will be held at 8 30 o'clock Mondav at the Passan- cemetery- Havirl Dunswnrth Hies Relatives here have received word of the death of David Dunswnrth 58 of Palm Springs Calif formerly of Kansas Citv who died Thursday at tile home He was born in McDonough County Illinois and had been a Kansas City resident 30 years until about 20 years aeo Before his retirement seren years ago he was a estate salesman and br-ker ln Palm Springs A veteran of World War I he wag a member of the American Legion here and tn Palm Springs Surviving are his DEATHS TN MISSOURI Mexico John XV Ellis state commissioner of agriculture in the Donnell administration and former president of Missouri Wool Growers association end National Fam-bouillet Bleeder association Funeral Sunda-2 Arnold chapel Cairo xvillie Reynolds 79 retired farmer Funeral Sunday afternoon r'ajr0 Christ-a" church Salisbury Mrs Mildred McSparren P9 poin Services 2 o'clook this saturdav for xVilliam XV Wilkison 73 Also ugh chape' Sun ied by a son William Wilkison ir of Sikeston and a daughfer Mrs Ruih Young of xvarrensburg BALL'S SUPER 3400 STATE AVE GOLDEN WEDDING COFFEE JEWEJ SHORTENING ARMOURDAL-E 800 KANSAS AVENUE MKT KAS Lb 3 Lbs and confidential material are to the Red Cross while working THRITTWAY ARMOURPALS ewing machine company in 1916 In World War I he pointed to the need of the Red Cross for 25 sewing machines and the Singer company donated tor the h-inger Best Meat Prices in Town Open All Day Sunday Leonard GhristP 813-14 KANSAS AVF MA 1-8884 PHeex Good All Week to the Following Saturdoy Open til 10 Every MieH HAMBURGER 25c ROUND STEAK 43c CUBE STEAK JA 49c T-BONE STEAK 39c SIRLOIN STEAK 39c SHORT CUT STEAK b39c CHUCK STEAK 35c CHUCK ROAST 29c ARM ROAST 33c RUMP R0AST 35c LEAR Short Rib Boiling Beef Lh 25c Boneless Beef Roast 39c LUNCH HAM 25c FRANKFURTERS i 25c not tn the provisions of the security program rorn nr in nR prwgf Hpad Struck Support on Eason volunteered to keep Terminal Railway Span them serviceable order as his A railroad ioctton hand was part of the war effort and never found dead yesterday at the stopped the contribution In 1945 east end pf the Kansas Citv i when Red Cross officials offered u- 4 u- Un ADKINS Mrs Mary 8 Adkins 61 Terminal railway bridge in to pay him for his work he at fornierlv Carrollton Mo died Kansas City Kansas He had first refused then accepted but yesterday at the home of a da'igh- fallen about 10 feet and hadpromptly contributed his salary irtrnsint Sithhomihe resided the last two months She was born In Louisville Kv and had been a resident of Carrollton about 60 Tears She was a member of the First Christian church in Carrollton Also surviving are three daughters Mrs- Eugene Branum 4501 Chestnut Mrs Mitchell Calvert Favette struck the had on a steel bridge to the organization Eupport Mr Eason was born in Tusco- Toseph Butler TIT Wyandotte jloosa County Alabama and County coroner said the man had been a resident of Kansas Roy Hugh Cutburth 57 of 743 'City Kansas since 1908 After Kansas avenue evidently had (working for the Singer company tino chapel and at 9 St John Catholir church Rur113 IB will OP in thp Mount St Mary cemeterv The rosarv will he! i win Raid at 8 o'clock Sunday at the atlmehlsmotherMrsani 1 hre0merlGOLDEN WEDDING COFFEE Lb Moline Til: two sisters Mrsi wpiisviiie- Rites h6rp for Mrs JEWEL SHORTENING 3 lbs Me OorPRs Anderson 200 Wst Armour Bryant 82 widow of nr John William 77 Mrs Ruth Horreli Calumet Citv Bryant nf Shamrock Mo Kites hPlrrmillll WITH THIS AD HI and a brother Walter Duns- fo Mrs -c I a iao pi1irp and Sprague Tames Everett Convers 5 JJ? nd merchant hem S3 ears who fir burial ll be In Palm Springs I rrrrd a heart attack tver weeks azo Sur- nA I vived his wife and two daughters Mrs 5 Kites for 'ITS lliiettia Ial( Juanita Gordon of Bolivar and Mrs MarJ Odessa Mo July 6-Services for herie Co of 7218 Bales avenue Kansas" Mrs Williettta Lsle 75 who died City Rites held Methnrtisi church ir Wednesday at the St Toseoh hos- I Rch Hl1 MO pital In Kansas City will be held I at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow at the About eight million American Odessa Baptist church Burial will cihldren are taking music les-ij be in the Greenton cemeterv near snn here Mrs Lale was born in La- favette Countv Missouri and had rnAllv been a resident here most of her WnlTr pRllNT life Surviving are her husband 111 Ik I MWII I Charles Lale of the home a daugh- enflR Vivlnn RH ter Mrs- Elsie Corbin 512 North SUPER MARKET 6S 10 Hyt OPEN SUNDAY 8 A to suffered a heart attack while from 1894 to 1924 and the Kan- resting on a concrete wall sur-sas Citv Sexving Machine com- rounding the support He feliipany until 1940 he set up his 'Kansas Mrs Nancy Richardson 30 12 into the small area own business in the basement oiath?" Mrs watkei The bridge is lust south of of his home irollton Mo and Mrs Mattie Adkins Twerr--fourth and State Sundav Rehool Tcacher Sheibv''raomaF Mo serv- Une Police said the man was Hc a embpr of the I ices will be held at 2 Sunday found by Gardner 4ol5 Mo and Mrs Maxfield rilln Tex five sisters Mrs- Ida Adkins 3620 Haskell Kansas City He was a at the Standlev Gibson chapel ln the Plaza Independence and two sons Hor0Cs Lale 861 1 East Eighth Tn- 7 '-75 TxTF 1777 denenderc and xvalter Lale Basket 1 hritt-Way Mkl Manhattan Beachr Calif TROOST AVENUE whole Ouindaro Reorganized Church Carrollton Burial will be ln Wjllie Temple cemeterv there boulex-ard Argentine of Jesus Christ of Latter Da a section The Re had been a deacon: BROWN Mrs Kate Brown 71 of 1910 He taught anace foreman for the Santa Santa Fe tracks cross the rail'vay line at the approach Isay years Mr Eason Saintc and there since to the bridge daughter Mr? Roy school class several Beshears also of 743 Kansas said her father worked for the Rock Island railroad on a sec tion crew The body was taken to the Raising chapel leavee his wife Mrs Maude Eason of the home a daughter Mrs Marie Holmes St Louis and two grandsons John Bryant St Louis and Winfield Bryant All PLUS DPP COMPLETE l'N OF FRESH FRUITS VEGETA GROCERIES fc BEER I UNCLE CHARLIE a POOP MART NO 2 I 45th CLEVELAND MO rmmwmmmt with this igimilM ii Skinless Wieners lL 68c CHOICE AGED BEEF sides lb 40c GROUND BEEF 3 HINDQUARTERS lb 52c I SUGAR CURED forequarters ib 32c 1 1 Sliced BACON 3 iK 79c llltlnt IX capping and frrrrtni ir Ih TgNpfR rotHEHS AYMUHIF yon: wrai CTCAI 3 qor 5 SAVINGS ON A SIDE OF BEEF MORI fLHL I LHA LtfUUb THAN PAYS YOUR LOCKER RENT KB TENDERIZED FAIRWAY FOOD LOCKERS VVVLrVff PICNIC HAMS i 25c IBlBRRMHHIBIIIIHIBRHBlRMimiIIHIBl TENDERIZED 9io 5ti) st HAMS 1 39c: PORK STEAK 29c: PEAS SPINACH PORK A 1 fje 5 REANS CORN Erb DflMDVWi 808 Southwest Blvd CR (-9184 I VEAL ROUND lt 59c SHOULDER ROAST 39c TOPIC BECKER-KERLIN FISH MARKET FRESH RIVER BUFFALO 29c Corp Whit prch ChswiJ Coffi5h Wollcyt Pikf loll Trout Hollibut Smelt Lobster Toil Bed Solmf" Frog leg Squid Rd $nopptr oed GIANT SHRIMP! OPEN ALL PAY SATURDAY City Market Retail Bldg- 5th-Walnut ripics and Fr'c nt i a nt in 7 riil a ij Ad 4aini Todaij Fresh Arkansas i Lbs Whole A PENN Fryers GEORGE MOSSIE 407 STERLING SUGAR CREEK MO lb 89e FRYERS WHOLE lb GOLN wedding coffee A FOR TAX LOSS PAYMENTS Washington July 6(AP The Senate government operations committee today approved a hill to in a 5 year experimental program of federal payments to compensate local governments for loss of taxp? on goxernment-owned properties NICHOLS FOOD ON HIWAY GRANDVIEW FRYERS whole AllSWEET MARGARINE MART MO lb 39e lb 29e IRSIRRB OPEN DAILY I A TO 7 OrEN SUNDAYS A TO 1 Sadeo Skinless Wieners Fresh Ground Leon Hamburger 3 Home Grown Hothouse Tomatoes Head Lettuce 2 Fresh California Peaches 2 Butter-Nut Coffee Drip nr Regular 12th KANSAS CITY MO BEERY'S 441 i PARALLEL KANSAS CITY KAS BILL'S 7801 SO HIWAY MERRIAM KAS ROYAL 33rd A WOODLAND KANSAS CITY MO ROYAL A SPRUCE KANSAS CITY MO MAPLE HILL 34th A GIBBS ROAD KANSAS CITY KAS HILLTOP 77TH A 50 HIWAY LEE'S SUMMIT MO Open Every Sunday 8:00 A to 1 Awe Just las el F5p VEAL BREAST 6 lk 1w CHUCK ROAST SACK SAUSAGE 4 lb HC "So rtieh it hip" Tall Cans SUPER MARKET 35c 25c Lfcs Meads BLACK DIAMOND WATERMELONS 4 ICED lb lb TOMATO PASTE CASI 71 ci S725 Lbs Armotir's Slieed Columbia BACON 3 100 5 FSEMII velvet homogenized PEANUT BUTTER 57? SI PCOMPLFTE LIN OF PICNIC SUPPLIISI corns WU AIR CONDITIONI REFRESHING lMr S94 WIENERS Irt 39c CENTER CLT LEAN PORK CHOPS 65c WILSON SPICED LUNCH MEAT 3 99c JIastemark HOMO OS KJI a Ml I LIC MONARCH FANCY 6 2 75c E3c 7-UP GRAPE SMAIX FRESH EGGS WASHING BREEZE FOOD MART Gal Ctn hms irr nd 7 1 on VS I RIVERRIDF OPEN PAYS A WEEK A TO HI Serve the FINEST MEAT VEGETABLES (n the ENTIRE MIDDLEWEST APPLE JELLY 2 39c BROOKS CATSUP 3 59c EMERSON HAND PACETP TOMATOES 5 59c ME A DO WL ARE MARGARINE 2 49c log FXE'S FINEST DILL OR KOHtF PICKLES 25c We FANCY GRADE A BAKING KENS! 4Lb- Avg Lb SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF DOG FOOD 3 I ns I 7 ARMOUR STAR NO LIMIT BACON iiiowCrop LEMONADE 3 cM 39 TOPIC Lh 5 NO 1 RFSSET VAN CAMP'S THE FINEST Star-Kist TUNA can 25c PORK BEANS 3 29c POTATOES 10t 89c CRISP iorcp LARGE HEAD LETTUCE 2 29c uqfiD LUX 29c CHUCK ROAST 33c sxaiEX FREMIL BEEF ROUND STEAK 69c SHOULDER VEAL STEAK 3 Lta 98c EBE5H LEAN GROUND BEEF 4 SI GROUND BEEF 3lb98c TIDE 1 9c WITH S3 no PCHCHASIC CRISF Flfrfc It ip" Tall Cans 2 25c LETTUCE Lb WOF Snow Crop LEMONADE 2 6Qunc8 Can AD IT'S RICH IT WHIPS! Costs For Less Than Milk PABST BLACK CHERRY SPARKLING SODA 610-Oz Cans MILK HC FOB FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 3 Paelrage 27 ICE CREAM Va I I 0 BUT STEAKS 8-Ounec Package 39c Try AM i rivrs Nn No Artlflnlil Plsvprt PRICES GOOD TODAY Wf RfSERVf THI RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIES I WS RESERVE THE RIGHt TO LIMIT OUANTITIES 7.