The Maryville Daily Forum from Maryville, Missouri • Page 2

PAGE TWO THfi MAttTVTTTJR DAILY FOBUM, MABTYILLE, MISSOUBl, THURSDAY JULY 16, 1942 Ham- Hi)m and wants Names Leaders Jap Bomber Scores Direct Hit oa U. S. Carrier Yorkton jner stuay ci cnenustry which was interrupiea we ouaweaK. or the In USO Campaign! selected Mr. and Mrs.

P. M. Beards-i lev of Torriiigton as district om-imander of the VFW and district president of the VFW Auxiliary, re- Mi. the former Miss. Ruby Logan, was bom iu PameU and is the daughter os Mr.

and Mrs. piUl Is one of eleven hospitals in the state equipped to give these classes, said Mrs. Chaves. Members of the county committee include Sirs. Charles Gaugh.

sirs Naomi Gray, Sister Anna Stasia. Mrs. B. P. Byland.

Mrs. Hubert Garrett and Mrs. Chaves. Maryville: W. S.

LiartlSe. Skidmore: Fred stalling jshe says "particularly the food." To Start New Class For luujuaiKC uoq page l) i fm I ham Hopkics; Hopkins; HaBt (country). Galen Turner. Hopkins, BBr 1 Atchison Township. Floy 3 1 Ihaependence.

Sam RiaJer. Clear- i' -mR aaaaaft George Nurses' Training Aid Barnard: Miss Nina Merrigan. Conception Junction, and Mrs. Joe Wright. Hopkins.

meat: Highland. Edgar Miller. Hop-1 kins;" Haiti Dell. Sumner Johnscc. Clearmmjt; Prairie Yiear.

T. Clearmom; Hedge Mr. and rs. c. A.

Schooler via -T. ream distress Mimy leave Fridaj where they uiU make their home. Ill 1121 Hi! Plum Grove-. Hiram Ingram; Hop-: kins; White Lily. OrenGUs, Clear-1 Schooler, who has been sales-: for Swift and company here; seven years, has been transferred a bigger territory in the Oska- training aid met last night at the some of -Mrs.

W. F. Chaves. North Main street make plans for a new class be started about September Sister Anna Stasia of the St. Frances hospital spoke of the help the nurses" training aid class has heen to the hospital staff and the value it i2 be to the community.

According to Mrs. Chaves, the first class in nurses aid will be graduated about August 1 Miss Ena Madden1 is instructcr. The St. Francis hos-; Kmaieweauiess AND HELP BUILD UP RED BLOOD! LTdin E. Piatham-s TABLETS twith added srou lure helped tkOKSCBds ct girls to re-iere luno-tional monthly pain and weak eehass.

PiiJkhacrs Tab-ets ALSO help build up red blood and thus 5 loosa vicinity. mom; Maple Lam. Mose Fuller, Cleannonl; Hickory Grove. Oiis Pence. Ciearmonj; Lone Em; George Holbrook.

Clearmont. Heads VFW Auxiliary The Wyoming state encampment West Xodiwit, Fletcher Dalbejr. sr. Star. Mrs.

Virgil Pollock. Burling of Veterans Foreign Wars have ton Junction; Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Leo Barnes. Burlington Little Brick.

Mrs. Lloyd Bever, Bur- lingron Junction; Evans. Mrs. Harry Wlnell. Burlington Junction; Car- ter, Mrs.

James Krenek. Burlington Jello Freezing Mix Orange. Pineapple, Maple, Tutti Fruiti or Chocolate, 3 cans 25c ICED OR HOT YOU'LL LOVE THE RICH FLAVOR OF LEADWAY COFFEE East Nodaway Township. Robert Tobui. Burlington Is-eges Hardistv, W.

p. Cuauuins. Bur lington Junction; Gray Grove. Cecil HAyes. Burlington Junction: Lone Tree.

Will Fox. Burlington Junction; Guthrie. Ed Cummins. Burlington 1 Junction. Green Township.

Mrs. L. Yomwr. i Leadway has that "makes you want another cup," rich, mellow and delightfully fragrant Carolene Whips easy, good in coffee, excellent, in cooking, Af 3 tall cans Doles Pineapple Tid Bits or Fancy Gems Tall ttc cans Junket Quitman Smoke biliews Rovster. Mrs.

Ernest Shelton. terrific barrage of Shell Grove. Mrs. Marsh- 1 U. S.

Navy Fhoto all Ford. Quitman: Burr Oak. Mrs. Skidmore: Hagcy. Wroe Carpenter.

Burlington Junc-iioni Eudora. Mrs. Harvey They Fight Blaze After Jap Bombing in Midway Battle Ice Cream Mix Just add milk- or craam and freeze. Chocolate or maple, 3 pkgs 25c Heinz Pork and Beans Try a pound of LEADWAY Today oyc Drip or Regular, Birds Eye Frosted Foods Strawberries, sliced and sweetened, pkg. 27c Red Raspberries, Polar, pkg.

26c Lima Beans, small and green, pkg 25c Green Peas, pkg. 24c Fresh Spinach, pkg. Birds Eye Brand Fish Flounder Fiilet. lb 23c Ocean Perch, lb 23c Pollock Fillet, lb 23c Fancy Haddock, lb 35c WHEATIES 2 pkgs. 21c Burlington Junction: Fairrievr.

Mrs. Gilbert McCollum. Burlington Jane- tion: Butler. Mrs. Charles Burlington Junction: Bitty.

Mrs. Howard Masters, Skidmore: Careen. Mrs. L. D.

Young. Quitman; TarpJey. Mrs. Ora Seever. Quitman; GiH.

Mrs. LeJan5 Nichols. Quitman. Jtonror Township. Vernon Ward.

SMeterore Valley. Mrs Douglas Mask. Skic-more; East Side. Mrs. Hermit Kaase.

Skidmore: Peace ar.d Harmony, Mrs. D. W. Parman. Skidmore; Albright.

Harry Haun. Ssicmore; South 3urr Oak, Mrs. Floyd Barrett. Skidmore: North Burr Osk. Mrs.

Vernon Ware. Skidmore: Mi. Vemon. Mrs. W.

T. Parks. Skidmore; Scrub Oak. Charles Hitchcock. Skidmore.

Hnjhes Township, Mrs. Raymond Gevcr. Graham Lyle. Mrs. Robert Medsker.

Gra-! IS Large cans Apple Butter Extra fancy Blue Star. Brand, 18' 32 02. jar JEL-SERT Uncle William Evaporated Milk ham: Barnes. Mrs. P.

M. BaM. Graham; Singery, Mrs. Glenn Ack- FOR EATING 17c Two tall cans for Quick setting Dessert. Six flavors, large pkg.

MiUer's C0RH FLAKES lin. Graham; Miller. Mrs. Hoyd Miller, Graham; Hazel Dell. X.

Russea. Graham; HayzJett, Mrs. Gecrge Dfc'. Graham; Stark. Mrs.

Kooi-Ade' Der.i McNeal. Graham: Alioroy. Gra Grove ham: Liberty. Mrs. Lsa Smock.

Skidmore; Skhorn. Mrs. Marion Hook. Graham: East Star. Mrs.

Henry WesifalL. Graham; Highland. Mrs. loir UI'Jm jl z. Graham: Morgan.

Mrs. lien Six flavors, 2 pkgs 7c Large Sunkisi Lemons, dozen 24c Yellow Ripe Bananas, 2 lbs 18c Fancy Elberta Peaches, basket 20c Thompson's Seedless Grapes, lb 18c Michigan Celery, stalk 1 Transparent Cooking Apples, lb 5c New Turnips, 2 lbs 5c California Carrots, large bunch Sc California Cantaloupes 10c and 15c Large Green Cucumbers, 2 for 5c New Beets, large bunch 5C Green Beans, per lb 5c Fresh Limes, dozen 18C Ice Cold Watermelons. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES detail Sights extinguish hiaze aboard the u. S. aircraft carrier, lorktomen.

after she was struck by Japanese bomb in the Ma vav b3ttie: Phio passed by Navy Burr ot Public Relations. Washington. E. C. (Official U.

S. Navv Photo from NEA.i Neil Barclay. Elmo: Cload Township Marvin Bell. Boickow; Dougan. Roy Jack- -i Mt.

Tabor. Mason Fruit Jars Complete with zinc caps and good rings. PINTS, dozen 54c QUARTS, dozen 65c Vz GALS, dozen 00c Jar Caps 2 dozen for 45c Heavy Jar Rings 6 dozen for 25c Block Salt (white), each 43c Barnard son. Boickow: Skiamore. W.

3. Tor- North Prairie, Chester Honan. i Hahn -sas bom Thi Old TrMtmmt Ofton I Bringa Happy Retiaf Black ranee. Liberty. Aivin Xei- i imo; Lorraine.

Presley Clark. Bur- I oaad Davis. Mrs. Fete jorgenson. jtsar- Stots.

Dr. Price. Samara: son, 3amard; F-airvievr. Mrs. John lington Junction: Da-arson.

C. V. Sherman. Barnard: Fox. Fred Baker, McCalla.

Burlington Junction. ents to Fr Bamard: Green. Cliftor. Mattson. i joid She- SBmford.

iSfeak and Eg Hold Maple Grove, Mrs. Charles Carter, months ir. 2930. She nir-. i Bamard: Trego.

Mrs. Boyd Hcizer. S.rT- Central. Charles xaser. Lipton Yellow Label TEA lb V2 lb pkg.

50c Bamard; Common Sense. Sam Returned From France pahs. Ick Jh. las rf p-p and ratrsr. tics to r31is.

faSacpi tnH-r 5r i r)o-t rail! Ask TOir draewt ire D-nn; i Whiterord. 5d Goforth. Guilfcrn: 5iSlcrs. Maryvuie. 0iOW-1 Lincoln.

Birl, Guilford; Laf-! KANSAS CITY (JV At least for Lincoln. Bhnel. Guilford: Laf- DRESS SALE S5.95 Fancy Cream Flour Old wheat flour. Always a safe nurchase Grant Township. Fred L.

Davidson. ayett. Leon Ciavton. Guilford: 3 nile tr.e succalence of p- sJeas anc Washinpon. Mrs.

Martin Jacoby. the -W- oi' an eg? wiU hold more Stanberry; Pleasant Vie-ff. OdHoiP Ior Jacqueline Hahn than yeaq-TLa vopappTrefef aadiciUa Iptbe Boickow DniVPS2. White Hall, aimer Middleton. -while Oak Vir-' painted nails or an immaculate Scheiber, GuiL'ord: White Oak.

Vir- pair-ted naus 48 lb sack for $1.40 24 lb sack for 72c Choice Beef Pot Roast, lb 23c Fancy Tender Beef Roast, lb 25c Fancy Beef Short Ribs, lb 20c Spiced Pork Luncheon, y2 lb 20c Armour's All Pork Sausage, lb 25c Kosher Cooked Corned Beef. lb 25c VI lb sack for. 5 lbs for. 20c Cwt. S2.75 summer dress in the house.

Includes dresses formerly pr.cei at SS.95. S1055. S12SS. and SH5. Cool Sheers.

Bcrobenrs. Chiffcns. Nets. Printed Silks, belter 2nd Dotted Swisses. Whites.

Pastels, Dots Navies. Blacks. GuUforo: co-iure. Jamc-s Mevers. Gutiford.

"rite 22-year-old French girl, re- Jefferson Township. A. O. Caii5' a-ed on the diplorcatic Kuk, CnccpUon change ship, the Drottningholra. St Marts.

Genevieve Hengrfer. hasSn't seea an egg for six months Clvde; Conception. A. O. Baggie.

aU1 aniTd ta Uaited Conception: Hazel States, and xhen queried concera-i Charles Beidlingcr. Conception I in? Tt, Junction xei'ee probably would be an Northeast Jefferson. Paiher An- I ox" drew Kunkel. "In ce there are no said Northwest Jefferson, Mrs. Maurice Miss Hahn.

"for they all have been Economy Brand Kansas hard wheat Flour-fully warranted. 48 lb sack for $1.31 24 lb sack for 69 Longhorn Cheese, lb 26c Fancy Sliced Bacon, lb Golden Oleomargarine, lb. Weil Trimmed Bacon Squares, lb 22c Nice Piece Bacon, lb 28c F. Eean. i Township, Fay Woodson Jacksoi rineapple Well fed, tender, full dressed and drawn.

Hawaiian Sliced Live weight 3 lbs. Large 2 cans for 25c DRESED HENS Nice quality, full dressed. 3utter cost 400 francs, or about $10. on the black market." Airccst everyone in France listens -NDIU Karcnwood Hickory iarK Ed Warren. Raven-' srood; Fryar.

Warehime. Aoout ids live weignt. British and American radio 2 lb box Kraft's MLE53 tir viiL.i,ui4 OO American. American ar. Ravenwood; WUcox.

Delbert 511 aeciarca. Rhoades. Pamell: Monkers. Uord, The people manage to listen even PosreU. Ravenwood: LaBeile A.

w.j101151 11 15 forbidden. When we toomis. Ravenxood: Moraine View. ihcarfl Uaitcd statcs had ATES' READY TO WEAR the war it was like receiving wafer AUCTION SALE OF FIXTURES Oak Liquor Store, 410 N. Main FRIDAY, JULY 17 at 2 P.M.

Satire stock of fixtures and lunch room equip-. ment consisting of the following: Oil heater, gas cook slove. practically new: cash regis-er. 50 to 60 and conntor? and show cases; ice box; boitle cooler: 3 marble lop tables, solid oak bar. coffee tim.

coal heating stove, electric fans. 10 to .12 wood top tables, glares and silverware; numerous other articles. 2 complete burglar alarm systems TEXM8 Cash to highest bidder. E.0. EI1IS trttiimj and Ieke, Auctioneers.

aETSST moderate price I ffiumil isVTnk dTe APPie Cider 1 20 Hmmmj Gallon 28c vHireai topire. FamelL Sooth Independence. Harley Nien. Pamell Banker Hill. Donald Statesman.

Pamell: tAgan, G. T. Logan. Par-nell; Snow Ball. Clifford Kemdon.

North Independence. Own Tomer. Maple Grove. Walter Johnston. Hopkins; Lone SSar.

Kenneth Barks. Sheridan; Foster. Luke Zuck. Sheridan: Oak Grove. Will Balnura.

Par-nell: Gaynor. George Hepbarn. Hop- We Gm Again Sell You a Frigidaire ELECTRIC RANGE Under a ruling jnsl released by the War Production Board, electric range can be offered for s.uU- again. We have a few new Frigidaire Electric Ranges in stock. See us now.

Ychlc Musk and Appliance Co. 418 N. Main. I.intoln Township, North Grove. E.

A. Campbell. Elmo: High Prairie. Mrs. S.

F. Castillo. Elmo; Salem. M. O.

Hutchinson. Elmo; Union. Mrs. Fowler Hamilton. Elmo; Possum Walk, Mrs.

Phil Corken. Burlington Junction; "WE GLADLY DELIVER" "YOUR PHONE IS OUR DOORBELL" RCH1VE SPA. PER EWSPAPE.Rf ARCHIVE.