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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 22

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The Pantagraphi
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Bloomington, Illinois
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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941. HLOOMINGTON, ILL. Other Land" at the meeting Tuee- led the leaawn and Mrs. Charles lary education reviewed an article aon. Plana for the annual election day dinner and aupper will be die Leroy Spiritualists To Meet Sunday Court Notes McLEAN COUNTY day afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Cola led tha devotions. Mra. Clara from the Christian Advocate cen-R. K. Shinker, Mra.

A. K. Daniel Pearson, vice president of rrUalon cernlng Lord Halifax. Saunemin PTA Plans Panel Discussion par cuased. LEROY.

PNS) There will be Garden Club to Meet IIKTIT COMtT. Cn Bl Thuw.Uy t'irruii fl.rk a apeelal program at the Ciunt ent teacher association of the Saunemin grade achool will eel FARMER (PN8) Th Mtl.r Ihw orttrr o( W. C. baugh Memorial SplrllualUt church Youth Presbytery To Have Rally PKWITT. T.N'S) The young j.M..le' rally of th Lincoln-Decatur Prmbytny held at the JJfWIlt Cumberland Prwbylerlan church at 10 30 a.

m. Saturday. Ths thenui will ba "For Thl Cus.M The following program It ached-ulcd: Council mectlnjr. 10:30 a. an Hailhn.

fiu-uil Friday afternoon with a special Farmer City Garden club will meet of Leroy at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Man K.rfint Hualnn R.tblnaon, LTD LP (HI LTD number by the fourth and fifth fontraakin: Lav nantrd d.f.ndaflij lu Herbert Van alen, aecretary or from 3 to 8 p. m.

Monday at the grade. the Illinois Stale Spiritualist asso ll.rd II. Vli Riet A panel dlacuaalon on recreation home of Mrs. R. R.

McCarty. Mrs P. L. Bean will have the topic, ciation will be guest speaker. There TA.u, pial: Jury vardlrt thai I4r.

f.ttdn la anllllad 16 of will be held by Mrs. Helen Lehman, Mr. Rita Eggenberger, Mre will also be guest mediums to as 00006 GEEi "Plant Champs You and Mr. M. T.

Collier will dlscuM. bftun Bit nmd lrl Servant and lhal tha tfn1anl la II.Vi In-in Mildred Shubert, Mrs. Ruth lawn- sist with the program. Special mu sic has been arranged. nlMinfiff tfimiiel, In.

fM in Garden Time Table." a daiiut in.r a tr4 bill lor .,..,,1,, wnrahln. 10:43 a. uerald berg, Mre. Hasel Maxson and Kenneth Huffman. mi llf.Ult Hunter.

Oreenvillf. "Young People' Hi Assembly;" the llev. HOLDS rOTI.l'C'K. A r. Moral and R-irt RKtir 1 Janvii-p M.iiol and W.K'I The tea will be In charre of (ariaa lo rviv Jiiuim.nl! Cum LEROY.

(PNS) The Woman'! EMINGTON Jake Yeager, who haa been ill of n.it,u!l of New Holland, "Prob Mia. Gertrude Marsh, Mra. Ruth $2ZZS jpLEHTY OF PARKING SPACE 23 Relief Corps held a 6 o'clock pot- Hunch, Mra. Victor Johna and Mra. hrd by ih court; ordr rvivm Judg- "'liuinar H.

Warrlrli and Ooldn N. War rick w. K. J. Kaiy and Clyde e'attry: heart disease for the laat week, waa luck supper Thursday evening, at Henry Daker.

the Legion hall, honoring thoae lor eciniinuawa allod, reported as considerably Improved Thursday. Mrmr.i Hard and Mrid J. nuro t. lem! In Youth's Work and How to Kolva Them." Worship at 1:30 p. addre.

"For Thto Cawie." the Rev. William H. Jonea of Petersburg. Special number will be given by the Hhlloh and Fullerton aoclety. Church Group Meets n.n.

r.iai.r i .1: Mollnn lor roniinu- Mrs. Charlee Young, who apent whose birthdays fall In January, February or March. Serving on the committee were Mrs. George SPECIALS VOH FRIDAY AM) SATI KD.W riione Orders Taken In! II 9 O'clock Friday Kvenlnc fur Saturday Morning Delivery. Quality Low Prlrea lione.

Draliiica Cotirleoiis Nervier. anr allowta; cau eonuntwd at cau o( nl (Ta. (PNS) The Worn- a week ln Manchester, with her sister, Mrs. Theodora Shelly, re- an'a Society of Christian Service Washburn, Mrs. Alice Koontx, Mrs studied the problem of "Health In Ed Cashlon, and Mrs.

Hazel Ander- turned home Tuesday. Oarlini and Ada Qarllnt v. Lydia M. Hardy el al. quirt oath and bond of p.cial maalrr Brd; bond In mm ol It.ioo approwd.

Anir iov and Kn. company v. fUmu.l F. Pakrr: Moikm to (ink count lllitrk Sail. 37 HILLS BROS "cTi 2 48c- 50 llitt.

DEWITT ml I MB mid (irowlnc $2J9 Saluda Orangf IVkoe Tf 1 Qn U.lh I ww 100 lli. Urn Nrralrh, 100 Hid iKn ol cumpiaini allowed. Oortt K. Crai( v. Mikl at al: Oath of apriral maai.r on Bit.

Ciarwic W. Mlllrr rt al Jlrman et al. pariiil" an quirt tlilr: in iium of fynoo Bird and approved. Uwn C. Kullrdii va.

Marqula I). L. 1 Rui'edKt 1 al, appoint tru(: Bond of, TnuiM C. C. lioilia In turn ol IJ.0O0 Itrlnr I Yunr FoIrits Coffee Coiiiiiiih.

Corn, Hominy, Kraut, I'linipkiu, Krd ItrutiM, Lliint ItcuiiN, hia- Oiw IQr rUg. Tra Hur Frff. $U9 "$1.95 The Community club will meet at the echoolhoune Friday evening. A program will be given. The WCTU will nwet with Mi.

Ulanche CHllliion Friday afternoon. PKKSKXT CLASS TLAY. NEW HOLLAND. (PNS)-The Junior clnss of New Holland Com sri KROGER 7 if 7 1 fit 19c in ho IVanut Itnttor, Ib. Jur (i)l(k l-'tMMl.

100 UlN Fresh goodness for well being Tender goodness for real eating "'People rel Edward J. Barrett aa HrhiR Vn Your C'oiipoiiH. Rhelti, Kraut Jiilrf, Toiuiito Nuup, VfRHnlile Soup, Carrol or tor ol public account, va. Liberty ritaie bank, to And receiver to hava been miif All I'uriMM) Sull, 7Q- 100 II.h IOC Urine Us Your Errm. appointed: Order on petiikm ol E.

E. Iay; 25c Carroll and IVan, 4 rans 15c Dove Hrand Meat Saure, bottle petmon by receiver lo cnare on ceriaio worlhleai Inventory Itema allowed. Hill V. munity high scnooi presented us annual class play. three act comedy entitled, "Three Day of Grace," Thursday evening, March I'raM, Coiinlry KM, 3 rana 25c WARRANTY" DEEDS.

Meadow Gold Creamery a n. Fancy Quarts, Kroger's Tenderay is Milnut, So Rich It Whips, tall ran Oliver W. and Jee.l iruller to Helena i Jar Under Pure Pasteurized Milk qi. 8c 20, under the direction of Mlsi Wll' and Laurence Nrlaon, lot 4 In Kuller'a artHlfinn In Normal. lU'vt, Toniators, I'll in -kin, Kraut, 3 No.

24 fans 25c 12c 34c 5c Hi ma Krlng, dramatics director. Member of the caat Included Bet-tv BadECtt. Clifford Osborn. Pau DKL MONTH FOOD SPKCIAI.S 25c fork IteaiM, Hag Food or Polled Meat, 6 rana J. K.

P. and Kiher Hawk and" othera 1 A H. Belt, lola 1. is and 21 and part ol lota 17 and jii, Tuttle and Watenaj auhdivlalon of arctlon 31 and 34. Normal.

Jamea T. Carmody to Clarence and EUle Bnnin. part ol jectlon ID. Randolph. I Jiie B.

and Rie Kllen Oehler to I Cemetery aaeoclallon of Benjamin- Olro. His. 17c SweW IMi'kloH or Hot Mlved YrRi'talilea 23c taSi Shredded Tuna, 97 2 linn tlw Shrimp, line Koester, Ruth Werth, Mary Erdnian, Dean Tibbs, August Lohr-enz, Gerald Gehrke, Vivian Trea-kle, Charlc Parr, Thomas Peteri and Barbara Last. Ury ran 10c Red Salmon, Ofl (nil mil. tOU vlii.

part of aectlun 6. lawnon. ST1 15c Crarkrr or 5r CnnWy Hart. All Kindt, 5 for ('rape-N'utfl, 2 boxen Mrs. Crumbaugh Named: Sardines, Tomato 4 ft or Mustard, tin IUU Peaches, Sliced or Halves, OQ 2 No.

2'a rans IOC 5 Lbs. 25c Gold Medal Flour 24 lt 83c Leroy PTA President .48 Lbs. $1.65 i allxnBaaaiBaBaBaa "Vf YOU ALWAYS HAVE GOOD COFFEE AT Cl YOUR HOUSE 4 WHAT'S THE ifVS ANSWER? I Kix llonnie Mae Flour, 21 llm 19c Gold Medal 2 Pkgs LEROY. (PNS) Mra. Paul Crumbaugh was named president of the Leroy Woman' club, at Buy beef as you buy all other foods Fresh! their election Tuesday, in the high Fresh Apple or Kalsln Pien.

each 15c Cookies, Fresh Assorted, Ib. 25c 20c 10c 29c rKcNi rirtTnm r.Bnmm II II achool cafeteria. Other officers are: Mrs. Harry 1 AlP COFFEE, BOY 7i I SiiRar Twists, dm Flegel, vice president; Mrs. Carl 1 Itox Sawyer's Duller Cookies, and 1 10c Box Crackers, 17- Freshness is necessary if you want all the fine qualities of beef rich, savory juices; fresh, natural flavor; high vitamin content.

Tenderay keeps these fresh beef values and, by scientifically adapting Nature's Whitehouse, secretary; Mr. )1 inrnT 65c "23c 19c 37c 19c 15c I I Both for Charles Clem, treasurer and Mrs. Chocolate Mailed Ijiyer Cakes, earh Fruit Cocktail, 2 tall cans Pears, Bart let Is, No. cans Country Gentleman Corn, No. 2 ran Corn on Cob, 2 large tins Apricots, Whole, 2 No.

1 tins Boysen Berries, No. 2 ran Sauer Kraut, 4 No. 2 raiu Lima Beans, 2 No. 2 tins Green Beans, Cut, 2 No. 2 cans 25c4 Sally Copeland, reporter and his-' torian.

I Fresh Bread or 1 Doz. Tea Biscuits 5c 1 1. The address of the evening waa ujmuiii uiuuiiu tuneo is nr 51 .1.. A Date-Nut Dread, loaf own way, matches, in a few short hours the same tenderness formerly reached by old-fashioned, weeks-consuming tendering methods. HE i luiiee currecuy grnunu lor given by Mre.

Edward J. Lehman 19c TENDERAY SPEEOS UP NATURAL TENDERING TIMES, 0UTM0DES WASTEFUL AGEING, CONSERVES VALUABLE JUICES, REDUCES LOSS OF NATURAL VITAMINS. KROGER'S TENDERAY IS WE WORLD'S ONLY GOVERNMENT PATENTED METHOD OF TENDERING FRESH IEEF. GRADE FOR GRADE, NO OTHER BEEF SO FRESH CAN BE SO TENDER! THIS CLAIM CANNOT BE TRUTHFULLY MADE FOR ANY OTHER BEEF. Fresh Shredded Coroanut, Ib.

I your own correejot I Coffee Cakes. Jelly Roll or Fruit Rolls, ehoiee TENDERAY of Sidney. Mra. Lehman la general federation director of the Illinois! federation of Woman's cluba. 19c 29c 27c 25c 25c Peran Meats, U-lb.

pkg. GUARANTEED TENDER! ALWAYS POPULAR PRICEOI The hospitality committee for the meeting April 1 includes Mrs. IIKINZ FOODS Demonstrtition. Ileini Cafsiip, QC b-tfle, 2 for wC Heinz Soups, Most Kinds, 41). 35c Mixed Nuts in Shell, 2 Ib Marie Pray, chairman; Mra.

Es ther Werscheid, Mra. Leta Belmar, large tins Itw Mre. Vera Berry and Mrs. Verna Lere. Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Qi 32c 5 to 4 Lb.

ARMOUR'S STAR LAMB 20c TEXDERay F5 ItOXLUWT: 7 'liou I It .4 2le (liurk (Pol) Bacon I Sliced Piper City Class I 17c Philadelphia Cheese 2 pkgs ROASTS Assorted Cheese in Swanky Swig Glasses, 0Qr 2 for fcwC Choice 4 Mm. Sfew-Chops-Roasls Riiidlcss, Ih.aVp I 6 Dozen Cans $1.42 Heinz Cucumber Pickles, large jar Heinz Spaghetti or Pork and Deans, 3 Ig. tins Heinz Date or Plum Pudding. Ig. tin Elects Officers I Center Cuts faktW 1 PIPER I Y.

(PNS) Mrs, 20c 29c 30c 25c 25c KROGEK COUNTRY CtlB Smoked Ham 8fr 39 PERCH none. 1 Haddock lc Ground Beef 19 Harvey Geisler was elected presi dent of the Philathea class of the I EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE I Kellogg's Pep 10c ffi B(etfttaw, Presbyterian church at the home Heinz Cooked Macaroni, 2 Ig. tin Heinz Baby Foods, Chopped, 3 for SMOKED BONELESS (Jack Salmon) HERRING Keg. Standing Rib 00, of Mrs. George Reinhardt Monday evening.

Other officers Include Mrs. H. M. Brown, first vice t-'-dent; Mrs. Ida Sherman, second I.h.

I 3 bag 39 world's Largest Selling Coffee lOe 1 5c 15 353 WHITING SMOKED SALMON. TENDERay RST. Ih. Blackberries or Red Pitted AC. Cherries, 3 No.

2H fcUC vice president; Mri. u. u. We Have a Complete Assortment of Eastman Kodak Films. True Value French Iflp Dressing.

8-oz. bottle IUw Penick Syrup, 1 flra Ha-lb. tin Uw Cap Pancake Flour, A 2 boxes IsJlj Mothers Cocoa, IT. 21b. tin I JC Fresh Roasted IK a Peanuts, Ib I Northern Tissue, 0Qr 6 rolls fcJC secretary; Miss Katherine Mon- rOl'NTKY CLVB CORN Strained, 7c; Doz.

79c. Heinz Tomato Juice, 7- 12-oz. tin 18-oz. tin 9c; 40-oz. tin 21c.

Heinz Dill Pickles, If)-3 for IUw r. e- telius, treasurer, and Mrs. George! I USB .3 Grapefruit Juice, it ItesstoAiiia 25c Reinhardt, teacher of the. class. AT ALL FOOD STORES 2 No.

5 tins Wis. im 'JT iDEMCIOt'ft iiiliililiLmiP0RAP5 ...2 23 23? 27j? White Cherries, Pka. 19c 25c Fresh Prunes or Green Gage Plums 2 No. 2H rans No. ran C.

C. GRAPEFRUIT 46-Ol. JUICE ........2 Can. rr- i Se Ifcied from world's choire cofff HOT Dated at the WARRANTY TUNA FISH .....2 PACKER'S LABEL 25c Lewis Lye, 3 rans JOHNSON'S WAX AND POLISH Glo-Coat. Pint 59c, Quart 1 98c Carnu, Pint 59c.

Wax Paste, Lb 59c Furniture Polish, 2-3 Pint 39c Linoleum Polish, Pint 45c Glo-Coat Applier Liquid Wax, Pint 59c roaster to guarantee freshness. Yet it saves you tip to dime a pound. Tall mi i '-hi MACKEREL 2 I Vij, C'an 19c Kirks Castile Soap, 4 bars PACKER'S LABEL No. 21-Lb. Bags CORN 4 J0C Can Facial Soap, 25c 16c Wo-dbury's 4 bars Sani Flush, large ran 14c Fleecy White, Ot.

bottle fiOLD MEDAL RKnmrir 25 Pkf. QUALITY MEATS LOWEST PIIICES PI RE CANE SUGAR N. B. C. RITZ CRACKERS fJELATIN DESSERT TWINKLE 3 RATH'S BLACK HAWK 5S2 Pund 24c 10 -49c 3 rS-25c 10(f Pkd.

25c CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'S ROAST REEF armour's Premium Steer 9Qf Chickens, Cut I'p C1 Cottage Hams, Sirloin Steak, Lb. Ready to Fry, Each Smoked. Boneless, Lb Swift's Roast Beef, Salt Cod Fish, 0 Creamed Cottage 12-oz. Tin Bnx aVUU Cheese, Pt JOc A I Packer's Isabel PINK SALMON LISTEN! BACON. GET KROGER 17c Dry Sugar Cured, .3 lb.

Piece or More, Pound CLOCK BREAD FREE PACKER'S LABEL TOMATOES 16c 29c Pork Loin Roast. Lean, Center Cut, 22c 25c Spring Lamb Chops, Fancy Steer Beef Roast, Center Cuts, Lb. if dark failt to 1u9g.1t Clock raid whan filling your cjroctry ordar. Any any variety of Clock Braad! Lb. 19c Lb.

100 PURE PORK SfwoK 2 ibs. 29 Country Club EVAPORATED MILK 2 Caans29C I 5 Cans 29 4 si 25c 20-Oz. 1PJ Loaf 10 Bars 39c Plantation Seasoning 19c 25c Fresh Corned 10c Rath's Brick Chili, Each. Bacon Squares, Lb Beef, Lb. KROGER'S CLOCK BREAD Boneless, 20c WHITE FISH FILLETS .32 Finest From Canadian Waters, Pound LAUNDRY SOAP FELS-NAPTHA 10c 19c Smoked Herring, Boneless, Cello Pkg.

Country Style Link Sausage, 25c Ye Olde Tavern Sharp Cheese, Stone Jar Lb. New 1941 Stock, OA-New Kegs, Keg 07v PICKLED HERRING. FRESH FKVITS and VEGETABLES BOX APPLES 4 19c WINESAPS lbs. IVORY SOAP Bars I3C 3 Large Bars 25c AMERICAN FAMILY S.OAP FLAKES ILLINOIS RED DELICIOUS 6 Lbs. 25c FIIESII FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IDAHO BAKING POTATOES.

10 iLbi 19c ORANGES JUMBO FLORIDA 29c Doz. 5c FULL OF SWEET JUICE! 19c "10c Nancy Sweet Potatoes, 5 Lbs Fresh Red Radishes, 3 Large Bunches Fresh Green Onions, Bunch Fresh Green Broccoli, Large Bunch. 19c Texas Beets or Carrots, Large Bunch Sunkist Lemons, 300 Size, Doz TEXAS RED 15c LARGE WHITE CAULIFLOWER RADISHES VAt 17c Kcli. Head 10c Full Pound LEMONS SUNKIST JUICY 19c FRESH PEAS. Strawberries, Pint Box Doz.

WESCO FEEDS Scratch Feed 100Bab; $1.67 CHICK FEED $1.73 EGG MASH 'T; $1.76 12c Pascal Celery, Fancy Large Stalk Sweet Potatoes 25c Lbs. Fresh Green Parsley, Large Bunch No. 1 New Potatoes, A Q-4 Lbs I 3w Grapefruit Tex. Seedless, QCp 96 Size, 10 for ww Celery Hearts, Large Florida Oranges, Full of Juice, 10 Lbs. DEALERS SAY: Get these richer-flavored Sunkist California Navel Oranges for juice! Enjoy more vitamins and minerals in every glass.

HOUSEWIVES ADD: They're "tops" for salads and desserts too. Seedless. Easy to peel, slice and section. "Sunkist" on the skin identifies the finest oranges from 14,000 cooperating growers. "Best for Juice and Every user Order several dozen for economy.

CVI. l(41. rrull 0rowOT KxchMr Water Cress, Fresh, Large Bunch TOILET TISSUE Yellow Globe Onions, 5 Ibs. 10c Fancy Green, Size Spears, Pound Bmddm Boppmr't HmUyi "-Many CBS Sui-ilf JJf, EST-Mon FrL ASPARAGUS. NORTHERN 6 30c Rolls Tomatoes, Solid IRp Fresh Mushrooms, jj New Turnips, Ripe, Lb ag JU Annies No 1 Ring Packed.

Oranges California Sun- OQ. Champion Apples, Good OCp Delic7o'; bu. "lis. kist, 176 Size, Dozen Cookers, B. 8U9, 7 Lbs.g HEAD LETTUCE 5 'IE 5c i i VwX I I ACCIH THIS AMAZINO OUARANTIIl I A ft A i "Buy any Kroga brand item.

Like It aa well aa or bettor than I ft 1 Ll Mm ill ouwanoM iy other, or retora anuaed portion ln original container, ,1 I "ay Jt 111 and we will replace it, abaoluUly FREE, with the same item 1 mrmmwMm l)thianybrndja CVIerr Cabbaee California Carrots. Endive, Onion Sets. Grass Seed. Smip. Vegetables, Rhubarb, Int LM.

New Cabbage. Cauliflower. Dry Onions. Garlic. Seed Potatoes, fctc.

T-o uipkfts ARE COMPLETE OCR PRICES ALWA1S RIGHT VI. It If A. ai a.

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