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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 18

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18 THE KANE AS CITY TIMES SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1 1952 3332 North Forty-sixth Wyandotte Clay County The child was stricken IlIRY I ASH ON between Oregon and TO HELM OF A COLLEGE VALIANT ROK TRY Spragens of Lebanon Ky He fs married and the father of three Thursday ana underwent an emer -mm as bbs i oouniy oiea yesterday at the Bethany hospital Mrs Bvars was born in gency operation at Shreveport while Waverly Mo Surviving: are her hus- the family was on the way to New- oui-oi-siare Miss Zimmerman said most of the fathers indicted todav INJURY FATAL TO AIRMAN IS INDICTMENTS FOR NONSUPPORT oana wunam JBvars or the home: Orleans He died that day The NEW STEPHENS PRESIDENT THOMAS ARTHUR SPRAGENS father a member ot the staff of the Advances by Chinese Reds Are RETURNED AGAINST 111 three daughters Mrs Sue Marts 2440 Monroe Mrs Eleanor O'Brien 4109 afternoon at an annual 1-day meeting in the Hotel President She succeeds Mrs Fred Gilpin 7515 Harrison street Other officers: Mrs Ray Mason 121 East Se entieth terrace first vice-president: Mrs Carey Cheek Sprinfrfield seooa4 vice-president: Mrs Harrv Gllkes Midwest Research Institute has been assigned to a bacteriological Marcus Slarkey Is Victim of Ma-t chine Gun Explosion Main and Mrs Kathryn Underhill 3739 Bales: a aon Thomas Byars Furously Opposed by Allies on Triangle Hill project in Honduras The home lor were divorced Some are still with their families but just not supporting them she said In liast Ten Months Snpport of merly was at 3126 Jefferson Also 17 East Thirty-second and a sister Mrs Ben Downey Girard Km Services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Mon surviving are the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ragan Bur Dr Homer Rainey's Successor Aow a Ford Foundation Official Will Take Over December 1 Children of the Men Has Cost Pnblie $128420 Official Says Marcus Edward Starkey 25 an airman second class died yesterday at the naval hospital in Philadelphia of injuries suf WIDE UN FRONT IMPERILED day at the Quirk Tobin chaDel 4941 Westwood road third Yioe-pres- gess Pleasant Valley Clay County HEAD OF PARLIAMENTARIANS Burial will be In Green Lawn ceme- aent Mrs Hendon 5426 Ol try ive fourth vice-president Miss An and the paternal grandparent Mr and Mrs Flippin Joplin Mo Mrs Mildred Schneider Mrs Fred Gilpin Is Succeeded by Mrs A Wolfram Jr COX James Cox SI of 3405 naeeiie Howard 3947 Troost record ine secretary: Mrs James Broad Columbia Mo Oct 31 Portland Ore Oct 31 silver Kansas Citv Kansas died ves dus 1001 West Gregory correspond- Services for Mrs Mildred Schnei Communist Control of the Vital Height Puts Positions in Great Danger 35 Thomas Arthur Spragens inz secretarv: Mrs Mickey 4 der 52 of 1407 Appleton Independ terday at the home He was born In Greenwood Jackson County and fered September 24 in an accident at Goose Bay Labrador The "air force Mrs A Wolfram jr 920 East Seventy-sixth street ter ence who was killed in a motor car West Winthrope road treasurer and A county grand jury today indicted 111 fathers for non-support of their minor children A moved to Lee's Summit in 1895 and accident Thursday night on Blue secretary-treasurer of the fund for the advancement of educa operated a farm there until be re race was elected president of Ridge near Sixty-ninth will be held tired in 1930 and moved to the Ar Miss Frances Mense 416 wess Thtrtythird historian READ AND USE STAR WANT AOS at 3 o'clock Monday at the Maywood the Missouri State Association! man wife Mrs iyear prjson term is the maxi- gentine 'district He was a member of the Greenwood Baptist church Sur of Parliamentarians yesterday! Enemy Ack-Ack Terrific Enough to Stop Strikes by Some Prowling Planes tion of the Ford foundation was appointed president of Stephens college here today by the board mum penalty Baptist church Burial will be in Mt Washington cemetery Rites for Mrs Maud Shannon viving are his wife Mrs Lula Cox key of the home of the home: two daughters Mrs 2756 North of curators Gladys Smith 1848 South Forty- The pallbearers for the services for MISSIOX HIGHLANDS nty-second secona and Mrs corrine Stephenson Announcement was made at a Mrs Maud Shannon bo oi -a cygne Kas seven sons Elbert street Kansas student-faculty assembly tonight Parallel Kansas City Kansas at 2 o'clock this Saturday at the Butler City Kansas by Hugh Stephens of Jefferson Olive Zimmerman deputy district attorney said more cases were under study and a total of 600 indictments might be expected In addition she said some 300 fathers living outside the state are to be prosecuted under OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY I TO 1 PLENTY PARKING SPACE Cox 3716 East Seventieth James Cox 121 North Askew George Cox 7331 aimer lane Overland Park: Fred Cox Los Angeles Earl SUPER MARKET 6000 MISSION ROAD City curator president who a a informed that he iiarru Edward Starkey Cox Portland Ore Irvin Cox said that Spragens will assume duties as the seventeenth presi chapel will be Fred Wyatt Barcus Tom Thompson Fred Selmer James Heppler and Lacy Funeral Services Nathan Cerf 62 of 4539 Wyandotte at a o'clock Sunday at Rose Garden City Mo and Rufus Lox CRISCO suffered the injury in the explosion of a 50-caliber machine gun on a testing range dent of the school December 1 He succeeds Dr Homer Pleasant Hill Mo Leo (Hawk) Hauser FOLGER'S KRAFT VELVEETA Lb 79c 2Lbs89C SWIFT'S PREMIUM DMOftll TRA Hill chapel: entombment in Rose The airman enlisted in Janu 39 of £733 Monrovia Shawnee died CO Rainey who resigned in June yesterday at St Mary's hospital Mr UHUUI1 PAKtLb wl Spragens native of Kentucky Hauser was a lifelong resident of ary I9o0 After graduation from Wyandotte high school he was employed by the Kaw Roofing Shawnee and was a construction worker and truck driver He was a member ot the St Joserrti Catholic reciprocal agreements In the last ten months she said support of children of the 111 men indicted today has cost' the public $128420 The action was the first herej under a new federal law requiring that district attorneys! be notified by welfare agencies! before aid can be granted to: FOR AMERICA! ROYAL company where his lather is judge of the eleventh judicial district was graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1938 'and took a master's degree at Syracuse university where he was a Max church Shawnee Surviving are his father Fred Hauser of the home Hill mausoleum Charles Saver 29 of 8216 Tracy at 1 o'clock Sunday at Beth Shalom synagogue burial in Sheffield cemetery William Evans 58 of 5328 Olive at 2 o'clock Monday at Newcomer chapel burial in Mt Moriah cemetery INTEREST IN SWAN IS FATAL Surviving besides the wife are BLUE RIBBON PRIME BEEF three sisters Mrs Elizabeth Jenkins Bucyrus Kas Mrs Aria Jenkins Spring' Hill and Mrs Amelia Orr a son Taylor Starkey 15 mortfhs old of the home his father Marcus Starkey 1866 Farrow avenue and his mother Mrs SHOP OUR MARKET well fellow in 1949 4222 Cambridge Kansas City Kansas and three brothers Arthur Hauser Joplin Mo Robert Hauser New Prior to joining the Ford foun dation he was assistant to the Haven Conn and Karl Hauser 3036 Mildred Goettings and the maternal grandfather Charles Jones 2006 North Valley street Ruby Kansas City Kansas Services Service Today for Child Who Drowned In Englaud president of Stanford university deserted children Loa Howard Oregon welfare administrator said that in July first month of the law's effectiveness 3567 Oregon children were identified as getting public aid because their fathers had failed to support them The win be neld at 8:30 clock Monday at ttoe Amos chapel Shawnee and 9 o'clock at the St Joseph church for six years He also was a research assistant and administrative assistant in the Ken Graveside services for Randel 49c 2 For 29c 47c Bottles 37c 27c P1IXSBIRV JXOLR lh har 10 Al DOO ttH)B SWIFTS PREM 12 IH tt BIOOKS CATSIP CHAKMIV 30e XArKTNS bos JEIJV or I BEANS eello I3C WISHBOVE saiao nRKssrso OOC -i TOMATO SAI ran 3C WHOIK-SrV FROZEN Qm OKANOK 4C ICE ran 3 Sl'NSHlNK lb fi Hl-HO CRACKERS box Seoul Nov 1 (Saturday) (AP) South Korean infantrymen battered by intense artillery and mortar fire battled today to block advances by some 1501? Chinese Reds on Triangle hill on the Korean central front Communist control of the bloody height menaced the entire Allied sector Thousands of ROK troops fought through the bloodiest twenty-four hours of the 19-day-old battle yesterda3' After the South Koreans withdrew at dusk the Reds hurled a "battalion at a side ridge on Triangle and one against Pinpoint hill on Sniper ridge At least three ROK companies were wiped out in yesterday's savage fighting but both attacks were checked The skies were tilled with Allied planes circling: for strikes early today on Chinese dug: in alone the rugged sector north of Kumhwa Chinese anti-aircraft batteries stepped up their fire and at times it was so Intense that planes couldn't strike closety The 5th air force reported five Allied planes were lost during: the week two of them to ack-ack fire Burial will be in the St Joseph cem etery Shawnee The rosarv will Be said at 8 o'clock Sunday night at the Lynn Scott 21-month-old son oi Staff Sergt and Mrs Marvin A Short will he held at 10 o'clock tucky department of revenue administrative analyist in the chapel whereabouts of half of the fathers is not known she said DKATHS IX MISSOURI Chillicothe Virgil Henry Hillman 79 Carthagp Mrs Effie Bowers 76 mother of Bill Bowers editor of radio station KTTS in Springfield Walter Bradbury 75 former member of the legislature and a Presbyterian chureh leader in the Ozarks Stewartsville Mrs Coleman Creamer wife ot Coieman Creamer Biavor ot Stewartsville She also leaves her mother Mrs Pearl Campbell and thre brothers Woodrow Campbell Plattsburs Mo and Ionord Campbell and Campbell both this Saturday in Maple Hill LAWSON Donna Jane Lawson 4-week-old daughter of Mr and Mrs 7V oi rMo 19c SI VSHINE 10 oi CORV rello 25c MASHTNE VIENNA J'INfiERt cemetery bureau of the budget and assistant chief of food allocation for the foreign economic administration over a span of a year or more The others are about evenly Clyde Lawson 2838 Roosevelt Kansas City Kansas died yesterday The child drowned October 16 at the Providence hospital Also sur in the Latchford canal near the Barents' home at Burtonwood viving are a brotner Billy Wayne Lawson of the home the paternal CHECK US FOR LOWEST PRICES IN KANSAS CITY He is a son of Judge of St Joseph grandmother Mrs Mabel Lawson Los Aneeles and the maternal granapar- ents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Wplf 427 England Apparently he had been in pursuit of a swan on the water It later was determined he had wriggled through HIWEEtSEDE Thompson 307 MOORE Carl Moore 72 Port TFBY land Ore died yesterday at the St Joseph hospital He was attending a 12th cuFtT 0) family reunion wnen became Surviving are his wile Mrs oiara mm) THE HOME OF HIGH WATER AND LOW PRICES 15 Moore of the home a daughter Mrs A Barton and a brother Moore Portland and a sister Mrs Charles Graves Nevada Mo DOWNTOWN 12th McGEE Services and burial will be at an opening in an iron picket fence around the front yard The father was stationed in England The parents now are at the home of the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gobel Crawford 124 North Lawndale avenue while the sergeant awaits reassignment The baby was born at the Ft Leavenworth hospital Also surviving are the paternal grandparents Mr and ST DENIS Mrs Hedrena St Denis 50 of 2925 Woodland died last night at the Trinity Lutheran Allied troops on Pinpoint hill J-------- THIS OFFER OOD ONLY WITH THIS COUPON-------- COUPON COUPON COUPON JW iflm i FOLGER'S COFFEE hosDltal She had been ill three two miles to the northeast of PURE RODEO SMALL TENDERIZED SWIFT'S KRAFT PARK A LARD artom Lb 10c HAMS lbs Lb 49c Colored Oleo 23c CHUCK Roast Lb 43c 7 lh 33C TENDERIZED CUBllmKSIbTTSi KOUIIll OieaK TENDER SWISS STEAK lb (3e "HEX" CHILI 2 lb can 69c GROUND BEEF 3 lbs $100 BACON SQUARES lb 29e Asserted Sliced Lunch Meat lb 39e SLICED BACON 2 lbs 100 SALT PORK lb 29e SWIFT'S LUNCH HAM 3 lbs SIOB Choic Boiling Beef 4 lbs $100 HAM ENDS lb 10c LAMB LEGS lb 49e T-BONE STEAKS lb 59e LAMB SHOULDERS lb 29e Swift's Skinless Wieners 1 lbs $100 SIRLOIN STEAK lb S9e i I LIMIT ONI TO A TODAY ONLY SAT NOV 1 Mrs John A Scott 4426 State OUPON COUPON COUPON- TOMATO 9c CAMPBELL'S Line road Kansas City Kansas HARD BLOW AT SYMINGTON SOUP Tall MILNOT picnics ssar u33c Swift's BACON 45c PEAS Happy Vali vSlit 10c ORANGES o1Bc Official describes the Candidate as "a Phony" months Mrs St Denis was born In Atchison Kas and had been a resident of Kansas City twenty-five years Sne was a member of the St Vincent de Paul Catholic church Surviving are her husband Denis St Denis of the home her parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Geritz Atchison: five brothers Henry Geritz William Geritz Albert Geritz and Robert Geritz Atchison and Theodore Geritz jr 2931 Woodland and two sisters Mrs Margaret Roha Los Angeles and Mrs Gertrude Bronson Mission Mrs Katherlne Steward 73 a lifelong resident of Jackson County "died yesterday at the home of a son Alfred Steward near Buckner She was a member of the BAKE-RITE 3u69c POTATOES 10lkI39c ni St Louis Oct 31 Reed Grainger chairman of organiza OPEN WE GLADLY CASH PAYROLL CHECKS tion for the Missouri xcepuo- i ni ij CIGARETTES $149 Triangle stood firm Both sides have been battered from tremendous concentrations of fire power and bayonet lighting for the 2000-foot heights Pusan Oct The Korean Pacific Press reported tonight that 25000 Koreans are evacuating Chunchon a road and rail hub fifty miles northeast of Seoul under a joint order of the vS Eighth army and the Republic of Korea government The evacuation must be completed by November 5 The report did not give the reason for the move but in the past such evacuation orders have been given prior to a major Communist push There has been no indication however that a major drive is brewing lican state committee said to Carton ACRES OF FREE 2 PARKING day Stuart Symington is "a phony through1 and through SHOP AND SAVE IN THE CITY OF RIVERSIDE ON HIGHWAY l'j MILES OF NORTH Thes prices good Sat Nov 1 1952 only We reserve the right to limit quantities Reorganized Latter Day Saint church His record proves it" Buckner Also surviving are anotner son Everett Steward and a daughter Mrs Lena Doughty West Linn Grainger a statement made here said the Democratic nominee for senator from Missouri is a phoney Missourian veteran farmer self-made man OPEN 7 8 A lo 10 Ore a brother Arthur iiugnes Tonganoxie Kas and a sister Mrs Mary Bowling Buckner Services will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday at the Reppert chapel Buckner Burial will be in the Six-Mile cemetery Howard Woosley 77 of hiehway No 169 and Lawn and candidate 9j oag) ego mm a a DEATHS JX KAXSAS Funeral services will be held this mormnit at the Methodist church tor miss IIH I IIV III till 1 i ll Alma Coftman daughter ot Jr ana mis Coflman rant uanes woo oiea in a road Gashland died Thursday night at the Osteopathic hospital He had been a resident of Gashland three years Mr Woosley for several years operated dry goods stores in Harri-sonville Mo and Iiouisburg Kas He was a member of the Masonic lodge and the Methodist church in Harri- hospital at Hoi ton Junction of Highwavs 71 anil 45 Deaths 3rd ANNIVERSARY SALE! 100 VALUABLK PRIZKS INIXIHUXG 7 FT IIEEP FREEZE FIIJLEII TO THE TOP! i i 1 1 ns iuuaic urvucj 11 Runkle Motor corapanv Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Farthing 80 until recently a resident of Albanv Mo Mrs Etta Woodnng 92 Mrs Rose Belle Walrod 82 a tormer sonville Mr Woosley and his wife resident or Hoyt Kas HFNRY REIBOLD Mrs Mvrtle Woosley had been Mrs Lillian Maw Braden vs married fifty-two years Also surviving are a son Harold Woosley of Rifistor Today No Obligation Nothing: to Buy You Don't Have to Be Present to Win! wife ot Dr Samuel Barton Braden former pastor or Fairvlew Christian church at Wichita and dean for several years at the Kansas Bible college at Tjwrence Retire Barber Was a Community Christian Church Deacon the home and a sister Miss Jaaoe Open SundRv and Dnllv Mil BIG ANNIVERSARY IF CANDY COOKIES HOT DOGS BASKETS OF GROCERIES UdJiU Attend our BIG CARNATION STORE PARTY TODAY FREE Pumpkin Pie and Malted Milk Woosley Cherryvale Kas Services will be held at 11 o'clock Monday at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar chapel and at 1:30 o'clock at toe graveside in Louisburg Henry Reibold about 80 formerly of Kansas City died yesterday at the home in Ponca City Ok Mr Reibold was a the Carnation Master of Ceremonies will help Mrs Tred Tompkins Mrs" Grace Cooper Tompkins for you shop JOIN THE FUN AT BARGAINS GALORE ALL OVER THE STORE! merly of Kansas City died yesterday at a hospital In Springfield Mo Mrs a a 1 Can FREE with purchase ef Tompkins was born in Lawson Mo barber at the Hotel Muehle-bach shop thn teen years before he retired and moved to Ponca City about a year and had been a resiaent oi spring-field three months She had been an operator lor the Southwestern Bell UCKIC T0 STEW 0B FRICASSEE 0 nCnj PLUMP YOUNG Lb T-DONES CHOICE GRADE Lb $107 GROUND BEEF VASh 47c SKINLESS WIENERS iVJinmi ft!" 49c 4 CANS for 59 Telephone company twenty seven years until she retired two years ago 48c a because of ill health She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers club and a past noble grand of the MOLEY'S MKT LEXINGTON AT PARK FAB 27c VEAL SIRLOIN i73c FRESH DRESSED DRAWN FRYERS 59c ARMOUR STAR PRESS HAM 55c Veal Breast 23c Baxter chapter of the Rebekah lodge ago Mr Reibold a resident of a ns a City SLICED BACON OSCAR MAYER'S Lb MS iRINfS SOLID TRISP COEFEE FOLGER'S Lb 79c HEAD LETTUCE 2 19c AM 1'OPIIAR BRANDS VIE KII'K CIGARETTES 149 TOMATOES 2 25c OI KIN BOSTON BITT FLOUR 5ft 43c PORK ROAST 39c PET MILK 3 41c CHUCK ROAST 53c IDAHO KLSSliT AltVIOt it IMCXTKIt POTATOES 10 Lb 45c SLICED BACON 29c Surviving are her husband f'rea Tomnkins of the home: a stepson Ralph Tomnkins 3643 Baltimore twd Swift's Jewl All Parpeta SHORTENING 3 1 since 1S99 for- 69c So up lSe per Lb TENDER SMOKED OSCAR MAYER Lb brothers Cooper TopeKa ana PICNICS Ira Cooper 728 Sandusky Kansas 59c 39c 63c 39c City Kansas and three sisters Mrs Boucher 3808 Baltimore Mrs LJ Small Uan a "Jiiitrite" Monay Sevrr 5 BEEF LIVER Si dccc tmliiicc small Marv Mendell 3643 Baltimore ana CHARMIN Mrs John Snow 2846 Cypress Mrs Mary Jane Tritt 13 a Lb nttr i wnwwtj TENDER Wall Trimmed Ready Cask ar loba 7 Sales Right! Reserved Prices food Today at this store only Mrs Marv Jane Tritt 81 died last night at trie home of a son Thomas Tritt Smithville Mrs Tritt was born in Coffeyville Kas and had hwn a resident of Smithville forty- Lb 39c TOWELS 2 ROLLS APPLES 3 TAUATABC FIRM RIPE 17c I WIYIM I SLICING Carton five years She was a member of the Smithville Baptist church Also surviving are four daughters Mrs RED 5 POTATOES Lb Pek Bar JoseDh KnoDD 1024 Pennsylvania TRIUMPH Mrs Atlee Hardine and Mrs Bryan 10 5 Benry Reihoid merly operated a barber shop in the Hotel Kansas Citian now the Hotel Continental He was past president of the Kansas City chapter of the Associated Master Barbers of America He was a deacon of the Community Christian church Surviving are his wife Mrs Cynthia Reibold of the home a son Elmer Reibold New York a brother Benjamin Reibold Lebanon 111 and a sister Mrs Louisa Ehermantrout Denver Services will be at 10:45 o'clock Monday at the Freeman chapel Burial will be in Elm-wood cemetery The official board of the Community Christ-ain church will be the honorary pallbearers OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY Lb Aker Smithville and Mrs James SUPER VALUE MARKETS ORANGES TEXAS 49c Thomas 805 Sandusky another son Tra Tritt Srjrinef ield Ore and a 37c ARMOUR fcr-jpfll CABBAGE CRANBERRIES brother Perry Robertson Gower Mo Allan Cnrtis Flippin Kprvires for Allan Curtis Flippin 2 us 13c 29c 24 th 4502 4318 TRUMAN ROAD 12TR NJ1 HARDESTY" 3-month-cld son of Mr and Mrs FUrtnin will be held at 3:30 mum SXOW BEIXK 1 Wilson's Crtifid Loan nvinrv thl Saturday at the grave HAPPVYAMT SWEET PICKLES CAI UnU Tail Cut from MHK Ta anauiaar laon Tandar loin End V7 to 3-Lb Avaroga 35c KbII Pint 1 strle in White Chapel cemetery In Hhin un DEL MONTR CRl'SHEr SMOKED 1 WHIN YOU CO 3 ECONOMY SIZE tQQ Lb 55c VEAL STEAK PARKAY I PORK ROAST Lb Foil ran roKirml In "4 I PINEAPPLE ycnn' 25c 4- o- ftHo im PICNICS Lb I 1 29c 27c 49c 25c MIRACLE WHIP rail Quart TaM Ifl 2 95c CAW PURE GRANULATED FRESH PURE PEAS PIM-SBlfRT'S BERT TINDIR NO WASTE Lb RKIMK'S CATSUP lot (1 BERBT TAMALES BROOK'S TOMATOJUICE Giant 4U-Ot as 'BYARS--Mrs Rovlla Byars 65 of CUBE -j Tall CC FOOD CENTER 327 Doifln Lm's SssisiH Ms JUST ARRIVED AMERICAN ROYAL BEEF -Cam V6 mm Lb 89 PLAIN" OR BtTKWHE FLOUR 6Bif 47c BIG TOP Peanut Butter iTSJ: 39c Chof-oiatff Bar Flafn Almond HERSHEY'S TS1L 89 TIDE or CHEER 27e STEAKS Apple Dutter Largt 28-0z TAILE 6RADE OUARTERS rlargarmeLk23c 7 O-I Ji 99c SUGAR TOP QUALITY ILADI CUT LIAN SUGAR 549c FRY WITH SPRY 3 k79c COOD LUCK SPREAD OR Sal Dressings 19c CALIFORNIA LARftE SIZE 4 CR M2I PANCAKE FLOUR 17c SWIFT'S BROOKFTKIn CHEESE 83c SUNSHINE HYDROX 39c 5 SYRUP Vr 25e 5 KK4FT-S AMERICAN' OR PIMENTO 925 INDEP AVE ALL POPULAR HANDS AiAinrrrrp CHUCK ROAST 57' 149 r7 FINE SjQ ART NO 1 RED McCLURES Potatoes UliAKtULOc CO'FEI ALL 61INPS FOLGER'S FKfSH AROUND IIAN IAN Sliced Cheese 35c CONTADINA 12 CANS 4 JA TOMATO PASTE 110: 5 2-LI CAM $145 ttfi FOLGER'S u8o': VOOBI nTVAMTTF VEIXW GROUND BEEF firwterd I tn ri rrik HEAD LETTUCE flOl- CALIFORNIA FLAME TOKAY GRAPES Pound 10c YELLOW RIPE SOUTH AMERICAN CAN POPCORN 35e tl niAMovn Potato Chips 23c Chat tr PraiJora Packa4 49 Krowi 1-lb rxMi fook i pn 3E Fror rr STPjtwurRnriw 0C Polar Brand Trnttn 111-PEAS Pf UC Freh Frorra ig SHRIMP Pkt SILVER KFNfi OA 4 Cm KOOD JZ raas 8c Caaa OC Arnmir' 4 OQ PORK AND REAM Caai 3C FIRM FINE FOR SALADS AAVZV 10 Hud BANANAS ft All Papular Limit Tomatoes u14c CIGARETTES FRfSH Lb 79c a a LltlT'S CUSTARD PUMPKIN 2 22 Cans CORN RtNfr LIAN SLICED BACON FRESH TINDIR PORK ALL GRINDS PURE SWEET APPLE CIDER Fall Gallon Ctrl1 15S GROUND BEEF 49 79c LltlY'S HEAVY SYRUP SOUTH AMERICAN flrOLDIN fie EIAL SOAP stopsodor before it starts Peaches 5 SAVE 15e ON 1 P0Z a EG6S WITH TAlf CDDV -Lb- 2 drK I on Libel 0 Cn I i SHOULDER CUT VEAL STEAK OR Mi a VEAL ROAST 45 If LEAN I0STON BUTT 5 PORK ROAST 45 LEAN END CUTS tt6 sPORKCHOPS 3" IXTRA LAS 61 3 DAY SIZS fi Pascal CELERY 14 Bananas 10c Can a vi i MADE WITH Carnation aa i i LIVER DfLICIOUS FLAVORS JELL-0 BAKE-RITE 3 i 39c 29c 83c 37c 3c hVI a-af-ff I I uifuieiu him COFFEE DELICIOUS IUTTERNUT COFFEE COFFEE DELICIOUS EWk 3 Tall Cans tttni Can HY-KLAS ENRICHED BEEF lQC I HY--J fNRICHID SUNKIST SWEET JUICY Lb braihs Lb i a i nour oranges ic OUR OWN MEXSCAN MW 'HOP CHILI POWDER 2 DEL MONTE Pumpkin 39co nnko EUEuDEST Tasto Tostri 3 II 5 WITH WOWDK gsl1ClU20l Wt I HQ I STATE AVE MARKET IBc 5r FREE CHILI RECIPE loiix Tuccnxo's INTERESTING STORE i raw jam t-fA IssSS MBfrPSW fk FOIL WRAPPED TASTEMARK DUTTEH (79crSS lT21c FRESH FISK Law tidad' Safe market In 'Im ty BECKEB-UERLIN POR PRESHNESS jZja 5 GEORGE MOSSIE STEWING HENS lb 43c NCW CITY 8TH AMD WALNUT.

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