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LEROY MEN. CROPSEY MEV THE PAXTAGRAPII, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1943. TEN i I LEROY. (PNS) Corp. Bill CROPSEY.

(PNS) Mrs. Joe Gulley returned to Fresno, Calif. Hardy returned home Saturday from Camp Forrest, where Wednesday after spending a 15 With the Armed Services day furlough with relatives and she has been visiting tier nusDana Corp. Hardy, flnrn. Elmer Kaisner came Sun friends.

Pvt. Lyle Washburn returned to North Camp Hood, Tues day to sDend a 10 day furlouch with his wife and son. He is stationed at Camp Gruber, Okla day after spending a 14 day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Washburn and other relatives.

father, Charles Oliver and other relatives. He is stationed on coast guard cutter. ON FURLOUGH. EASTON. (PNS) Pvt.

C. C. Russell of Berry field, Nashville, came Monday accompanied by his wife to visit at the homes of Dr. and Mrs. C.

C. Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirby. VISITS WIFE Corp.

William Spencer, who has been stationed with the army on. maneuvers at Nashville, spent the weekend with his wife at 803 East Washington street. GRADUATES William R. Cain, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Cain, 1306 North Sher-man street, has graduated from-the flexible gunnery school at? Kingman, Ariz. to enter was Pvt. Loren Kupferschmid, when he went to Camp Grant. Pfc. Royce Kupferschmid is in the infantry and at present is in Oregon.

Corp. Wayne Kupferschmid is in the medical corp of the air forces and is stationed at Tulahoma, Tenn. Set. Charles Kupferschmid is a M. Sgt.

Kenneth Jackson and wife of Meridian, Miss, are spend ing a 14 day furlough with rela Russell E. Bill Gilbert B. Bill EL PASO. (PNS) Corp Rus Eugene Gardner Victor Lehman FOOSLAND. (PNS) Word was received here by Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Gardner, that their sel E. Bill is stationed at Camp tives and friends. Mrs. Olive Wilson has received word that her son, S.

Sgt. Harry Breckenridge, Ky. Corp Gilbert Wi I iSf 1 member of the medical corps ana Bill is located at Fort Mason, Calif. Both are sons of Mr. and Wilson has arrived safely in the Hawaiian islands.

son Sgt. Eugene Gardner has been transferred from California to Mrs. Ben Bill of El Paso. Winston Tipsord James Powers Seaman second class Robert Camp Claiborne, the camp at Wayne Kupferschmid Loren Kupfcrschmid has been stationed in north Africa for the last 8 months. SONS HOME.

DOWNS. PNS Eugene Al- Oliver of Galveston, is spending a 15 day leave with his SAYBROOK. (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tipsora receivea a letter Monday stating their son, winstnn.

had been oromoted to vis, seaman second class, is nere Ralph Joseph Lawrence Kleemann visiting his mother. Mrs. jyl. private iirst class, ana Deen trans Alvis, while on a 10 day leave of absence from Miami, Fla. He will RETURNS TO SHIP.

Seaman ferred from San Diego, to Bainbridge Island, Port Blakely, which he received his basic training. He is serving with the engineer corps. IN AFRICA. Pvt. Victor Lehman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Lehman, 1501 West Graham street, has been in Africa since November. IN SICILY Clyde Hering son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Hering. 14 Berenz leave Wednesday to return to Mi Second Class Ralph Joseph has Wash. returned to his ship after spend ami. His brother, Pvt.

tarl Alvis, returned to Patterson Field, Ohio, WAYNESVILLE. (PNS) ing a five day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J.

Joseph, Sunday evening, after a visit here Pfc. James Powers will return 1506 South East street. Ralph has WpHnpsdav tn Sioux Falls. S. C.

with his wife and son and his mother. He came at this time to been on active duty in the Atlan DISINFECT AS YOU CLEAN after spending a six day furlough with his narents. Mr. and rSeea Oil I tic war zone. place, is now in Sicily according P.

A. Powers. He is an instructor Herman Rapp Ethel Bill CLINTON. Lawrence W. Klee at the air base at Sioux Falls.

Ivm mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pius C. Sanitary cleanliness is essential to wartime health. Fleecy White is the dependable, easy-to-use disinfectant for laundry, kitchen EL PASO.

(PNS) Miss Ethel Bill, who is employed in Kleemann, returned to camp at be with Eugene, whom he had not seen for some time. STRAWN MEN. STRAWN. (PNS) Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Vaughan received word that their son, Gerald, has been promoted to private first class. He is stationed at Camp Sibert, Ala. SAYBROOK SERVICE NOTES. SAYBROOK. (PNS) A let civil service in Chicago, spent the independence, following a 15 day furlough spent with his Royce Charlie Kupferschmid Kupferschmid GRIDLEY.

(PNS) Mr. and Mrs. William Kupferschmid of Gridley have four sons in service at the present time. The last one and bathroom. weekend with her parents, Mr.

parents. and Mrs. Ben Bill. ter was received here Tuesday saying that Pvt. Ralph D.

Bowen is somewhere in Sicily. This is the S8 to word received. Clyde has been in the service nine months and was in north Africa two months. His brother Wayne is stationed in Massachusetts with the army air corps. IN SEA BEES ROBERTS.

(PNS) Marvin Swanick left Tuesday for duty in the U. S. navy Sea Bees. ENDS FURLOUGH COOKSVILLE. Corp.

Carrol M. Weber has returned to his WAYNESVILLE SERVICE FLANAGAN. (PNS) Pfc NOTES first report received here from a Herman L. RaDD of Greenville armv flVine school at Greenville. WAYNESVILLE.

fPNS Saybrook boy on that territory. He told of having been in Casa orhern Tssue eirte Corp. Cecil Harold Steilinir nf is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris THE HOUSE OF Rapp.

Pine Camp, N. spent a weekend furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steiling. Cant.

Clarence W. Hudsnn niint soft and safe blanca, Oran and Algiers before moving with the Allied troops from north Africa into Sicily. Ralph was inducted last February and sent overseas in June. Pvt. Irwin Schmidt who has been in New Guinea is now in camp at Independence, after for the Consolidated Liberator, re Roll turned uesday for the San Francisco.

air base after a fpw IW PEIIVCKY IP ALL PAfttS 6F 3tftQMINGT6N ANt NORMAL spending a 10 day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Weber.

Corp. Weber is with the army air corps. Australia according to word re days' visit with his parents, Mr. Store Open to 9 P. M.

Friday Evening. Orders Taken Friday Evening for the Convenience of Those Desiring to Order Then. ceived here Tuesday. TRANSFERRED ana Mrs. Drank Hudson.

RECEIVES PROMOTION COMMISSIONED Frank Schreiber, son of Mr. and EL PASO. iPNS) Lt. Joseph SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th and 21st DANVERS. Merton Alien son of Mr.

and Mrs. Warwn Mrs. Frank Schreiber, 906 South Oak street, was recently commissioned a second lieutenant in the Estel Gray has been transferred from Camp Lee, to Camp near Lewistown, 111. Allen of Dan vers, has recently BLUE RIBBON MEATS Spring Chickens, Full Dressed, for Frying and CM-Baking, lb FRESH FISH White Fish, lb army air corps at Grenier field, Manchester, N. H.

Lt. Schreiber is a former student of ISNU. RETURNS TO STATION STANFORD. Sgt. Edward 35c Holly Bridget Forbes B.

E. Herington, Jr. been promoted from rank of technical sergeant to master sergeant in the 13th army air force. He is located somewhere in the Pacific. VISITS GRANDMOTHER FLANAGAN.

Kenneth Bur-bridge of Peoria who has been inducted into the nrmv anrl will 43 Stewing Hens, Full Dressed, lb. HEYWORTH. Corp. B. Herington has finished ad Ferch or Haddock Fillets, Jumbo 49c Weinzierl has returned to Dale ministration school training at LOW PRICES FINE FOODS BIG VARIETY Camp Creek Ducks, New York Dressed, Full Dressed QAr Free, lb 04C Mabry field, Tallahassee, after spending a 15 day furlough here.

His wife, who accompanied him to Florida, will stay to teach leave about Sept. 1, visited his 1 granamotner, Mrs. Edna Bur bridge, Tuesday. His wife accom panied him. Fine Coffees Low Priced at National 5 the West Warlow school near Stanford.

ECONOMY BEEF SPECIALS Sirloin Steak, to Fry or OQA Swiss, lb t3U Round Steak, to Fry or Ofl TOP QUALITY PORK Spare Ribs, lb 21c Boneless Smoked Dainty CC. Meats, lb 3JC Smoked Hocks, lb End Sliced Bacon, lb 23c Salt Pork or Pork Liver, lb. 21c Top Quality Bacon, "7 1 Sliced and Rind, lb. 01 2U Our Breakfast Coffee 59( Swiss, lb JUl Chuck Roast, lb 23c Plate Boiling Meat, lb 19c Standing Rib Roast, lb 26c sciHiraTriHrs 5a Free Delivery 919 N. Madison St.

THE COMPLETE FOOD STORE Los Angeles, and has gone to Camp Adair, Ore. Corp. Herington is the son of B. E. Herington.

Lt. Holly Bridget Forbes of Shirley, a graduate from Brokaw Hospital School of Nursing in the class of 1941, is now at McClosky hospital, Temple, Tex. She was sent first to Camp Custer, Mich. She has volunteered for foreign service. THAWVILLE SERVICE NEWS THAWVILLE.

(PNS) Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schubert left on Tuesday for a week's visit with their son and daughter in law, Cadet and Mrs.

Lawson Schubert and son of Grand Rapids, Mich. Sgt. Leonard Karitz came for a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Karitz, Friday.

42c TOP QUALITY VEAL Shoulder Roast, lb 30c Genuine Spring Leg-O-Lamb, lb. HILLS BROS. COFFEE 33c Wl A flMI A I DELUXE 27c Rib Roast, Short Cut, lb 37c Round Steak, lb 43c COFFEE 39c Boneless Smoked Hum, 2 slices NATIONAL VACUUM PACKED JAR 30c Sirloin Steak, lb 44c Club Steaks, lb 53c Parkay Oleo, lb. AMERICAN HOME coffee bas24c Assorted Lunch Meat, Bulk Peanut Butter, Bulk Dill and Sweet Pickles, Bulk Creamed Cottage Cheese, Ham Salad, Etc. IT Corp.

Donald Asay of Fort Knox, spent the weekend Prairie Farms or Meadow A Gold Butter, lb XDPn Al tAIFf We IIave a limited Supply of Damaged Mer-jriUHI. JMLLi chandlse to Be Sold at These Prices. OXYDOL RINSO DUZ rkg. luC Pkg. luC rkg.

luC ARGO STARCH ....3 .121 CKY8TAL IlliU It 11-11 1 CRYSTAL WHITE WAX PAPER rou 3f 4 15 BLUE COLUMBUS SUPER SUDS S. CATSUP 15 SUNBRITE IVORY FAIRY CLEANSER FLAKES TOILET SOAP Cn2C iglSC 4 Bars IOC mm Rice Krispies Keflogg's with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Asay. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Crews 69c 'ill I SPIES i Spry, lb. jar, 24c; 3 lb. jar Town Crier hour 5 Lbs 24 Lbs. $1.10 received a short note last week 10c Ice Cream Salt, 4 -lb.

box KELLOGG'S PEP ftg- 9c from the war department Informing them that their son, Pvt. Charles H. Crews, who was hurt in action July 14 is now making normal improvement. SHREDDED WHEAT keuoggs 10c 21c Ward Rose Oats, large pkg 48 Lbs. $2.09 NEW PUFFED 7-OZ.

I I KIX flakes I I Pvt. Walter Hethke of Santa. Anita, Calif, arrived here Sunday noon, just an hour after the death KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN 19c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH MEATS C55 END CUT of his father, Emil Hethke Sr. Pvt. Hethke will visit his mother and other relatives here until Aug.

23. 27c 35c Michigan Celery, 2 bundles Hearts of Gold Cantaloupes, large size, 2 for FRUITS and VEGETABLES FAXCY STRINULES8 GREEN BEANS Lb. 10 PORK ROAST u. 29 CORN I Corn Flakes Kedogg's Mr. and Mrs.

Claus Schuler Watermelons, each 69c BABY BEEF PKS. 7 ffl. received a letter on Tuesday from Home Grown Tomatoes, lb. 5c; peck 40c; Of IQ bushel OliH-J their son, Sgt. Vernon Schuler, LIYER 33 Wealthy Cooking Apples, 3 lbs.

25c; peck 75c; fl0 7Q bushel W'l Lb, that he has landed safely somewhere in Australia. New Green Cabbage, lb 4c SMOKED FANCS CARROTS 5 GRAND PACIFIC TOMATOES 2 15 Seaman Gene Grohler visited It i California Sunkist Oranges, 2 doz PORK HOCKS Lb. 25 WHEAT FLAKES DEARBORN PKG. Be GIANT RICE dIariobn PK6i6c Green Peppers, 3 for from Thursday until Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert J9c 37ic U. S. No. 1 Idaho Red Grohler and family. GIANT WHEAT Suborn pkgMc Sunkist Lemons, large size, doz ARMOUR'S STAR WIENERS Triumph Potatoes, 10 lbs, FANCY HEARTS OF COLD CANTALOUPE l.

35 CORNELL SERVICE MEN CORNELL. (PNS) Sgt. John 33c Colorado Cauliflower, head $2.69 Peaches, Calif. Elber-tas, lb. 19c; lug Barton of Selfrldge field, is spending a 10 day furlough with A Corn Flakes Fort Dearborn his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Can Barton. CwE GIVE VQ.7."GREEN 5TA i iniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii i Honey Dew Melons, Eggplant; Pascal Celery, Bunch Beets. Bunch Turnips, Parsley, Horse Radish Root, Radishes, Blue Grapes, Fresh Limes, Head Lettuce, Celery Cabbage, Fresh Green Beans, Fresh Peas, Calif. Bartlett Pears, ravens teln Apples, Etc.

OTlliliMlliiiimiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiMmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiUMIIU I I Jr Lt. and Mrs. Fred Gamblin of 3 II rm 10c Fort Brady, left Monday after spending a few days leave ii ii ijj mini "mil muminimum NEW COOKING APPLES FANCY russet IDAHO POTATOES with Mr. Gamblin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Gamblin. 10 50c II Lifebuoy or Lux OQp Toilet Soap, 4 bars 3U Lux Flakes, small size, VI Cp 3 for 29c, large size, 2 for 43 Sgt. Glenn Wayman of Camp Gruber, is sending a 10 day furlough at the home of his 314 NORTH MAIN STREET 15c Parawax, Lb. Box mother. Mrs.

Mabel Wayman. fancy porto rican SWEET POTATOES 2 25c FANCY MICHIGAN CELERY LONG GREEN FOR SEALING Mason Fruit Jars With Zincor Self Sealing Lids, PQ. Dozen 03U Robert Marshall Jr. is spend Parowax. 2 Al 27c 29c Glass Filler Funnels, 2 for ing a vacation here with his father, R.

B. Marshall, awaiting a call to active service into the army. For the last eight months, he has Mason Fruit Jars, QQn Gal Doz. 30 FANCY CUCUMBERS 2 ls 15c BROOMS Buy a new broom now. CQ Spot, for all uses 33 Tar lor, Medium Weight, QCn Good Quality Certo, Fruit Pectin, Bottle 19c Presto Jar Lids, 2 Doz 59c been stationed at Paducah and Lexington, attending a government signal corps school, and has now completed his course and 79c STRONG Jar Rubbers 2 doz.

9c KERR Jar Caps BALL OR KERR Jar Lids dozJOc Cider or White Vinegar, Gal Ideal Fruit Jars, Glass Top, Doz 29c SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI COME AGAIN SALAD Dressing MR 16' Light Weight, 95c Dainty Maid, Enameled Handle 7-OZ. CC PKS. Red Cross 19c Horse Meat for Dog Food, lb. 37c Almond Nibs Candies, lb. is ready for assignment into the army.

SIBLEY SERVICE MEN PNS) Arthur Lee-nerman, seaman second class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Leener-man, has been transferred from DAILEY'S Dill Pickles Chocolate Peanut Clusters, lb 35c Kennell Biscuits, 071 2 1b. box 2U LADY CORINE Grapefruit and Orano BLUE WRAPPED MACARONI OR Spaghetti 1 10c NATIONAL FINE, MEDIUM OR BROAD Noodles MEDIUM OR BROAD NOODLES Mrs. Grass' 8c Marmalade 29c the Great Lakes naval training Cherry Drops or Boston station to Pleasanton, Calif.

Harry Andes seaman sec 10c Pard Dehydrated Dog Food, pkg. 36c Baked Beans, Lb. ond class, son of Mr. and Mrs. BALL OR KERR I Qt.

Jars doz. 69e BALL I Gal. Jars Doz.97c BULK Cider Vinegar 6Al30c BULK WHITE I Vinegar L2V SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI Little Miss, Medium Weight, on an Enameled Handle, (TJI OC 5 Sewed, Each liU3 FRUITS and VEGETABLES Fancy rascal Celery, 1 7 Large Stalk White Cobbler Potatoes, QQa 10 lbs. HILL. Red Triumph Potatoes, ICn 10 lbs Wealthy Apples, for Tics and Apple Sauce, 3 lbs PET.

CARNATION OR 6 8 OZ. 0C PKG. Foulds' Harry Andees, has been trans ferred from the Great Lakes na val training station to New Or leans. La. 16c NATIONAL EVAPORATED Milk 9 Sani Flush, large tins 19c Steel Wool, packed in layer pads, 2 for Forrest Lewis, seaman second class, son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. A. Mail a box to the man in Service. SCANDIA COOKIES A fancy assortment, packed in a carton ready for 0 mailing 2 lb.

Drize Taper Towels, 0 a 2 Rolls Delsey Toilet Tissue, 3 Rolls 32c, 9 Rolls 3wC MEATS Armour's Star Brisket QQn Corned Beef, lb JwU Armour's Star Wieners, All Meat, lb 03 POT ROAST Shoulder Blade Qflo Cut; Lb OUC Baby Beef QC Liver, lb 03C Assorted QQ Cold Cuts, lb 03 For a Tasty Breakfast Brookfield Link Sausage, Lb Armour's Star or Swift's Premium A 1 Bacon, Lb I Fancy Rib Roast, Club, T-Bonc, Sirloin and Round Steak. Fresh Full Dressed Frying Chickens and Baking Hens. Lewis, has been transferred to the SALAD OR COOKING OIL Mazola glass 31" A-l Quality Graham or Soda Crackers, 2 lb. box Dandee Oatmeal or Sugar Cookies, 2 pkgs. 23c 29c FLOUR Pacific war area.

HEAR FROM SON. SAYBROOK. (PNS) Mr, and Mrs. L. J.

Easterbrook re BUY ANOTHER WAR BOND Gold Medal 2Hl 25c 0 Nancy Hall Sweet Potatoes, 2 Raspberry or Pineapple OCA Buns, Doz ZOC ceived word Saturday that their son, Pvt. Roger Easterbrook of Camrj McCoy. was in the lo-Li. Kl FLOUR Gold Medal CI OII 44100 PURE BAG ANTI-SNEEZE Citrus Marmalade, 2 lb. Jar 35c Doz.

$4.15. A-l Dill Pickles, 4 Qt. Jars lw Maxwell House Coffee, A 1 Quality Yellow Cling Peaches, Halves, KQr 2 No. 00 V-8 Cocktail Juice, No. 2 QQ.

Tins 2 for 27c; No. 5 Tins t3L Alewines Canned Herring, Q7 non-rationed, 2 15-oz. tins I Ivory Soap CS 6 Rinso 23 hospital with an Impacted tooth, IS ANNOUNCER. FANCY TABLE FRUIT California Bartlett Pears, Extra Fancy, Jnn Basket HOI Kraft Macaroni Dinner, OQ 3 1 Point, 3 Pkgs. FLOATING LAUNDRY Pillsbury FLOUR Pillsbury $2.53 PILLSBURY CAKE FLOUR Sno-Sheen 2Vf.

28c Kraft Cheddar Cheese, 8 Points, Lb 39c ROANOKE. (PNS) Robert F. Morrow, son of W. E. Morrow of Roanoke, who Is a pharmacists mate, second class, somewhere in Ivory Soap cake 10c SAFE MILD Ivory Flakes 23c Ljnit Starch Argo Starch 2.170 BLEACH California Elberta Peaches.

Just the 1Q. Best. Lb I3U 9 Long Horn Cheese, 6 Points, Lb UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT 321c rOWDtR RnlH rtiiet 2'A-l-B. 10 'rGAL. Fleecy White I WW pkg.

Juice 'WW CAN fcO BORAX nAND 5UAI1 Boraxo 15c 20 Mule Team Rtokely's Whole Green 07 Beans, 2 No. 2 tins Oil Helen Harrison French 07 Dressing, 8 oz. 20c; 16 oz. 0 1 the Pacific area serves as a news broadcaster for a navy hospital. Morrow, a former Peoria announcer, receives the news from San Francisco, edits it, and gives a five minute broadcast.

His audience is composed of navy doctors, corpsmen, marine officers and enlisted men and a rimrKntaMnn rf rt VPS XVl n1 Red Malaga Grapes. QC. Fancy Clusters. Lb. California Sunkist Oranges Med Size, 30c Large Size, Doz 63c Light Bulbs, 15 watt, 2 for 25c; 25 watt, 2 for 25c; 50 or 60 watt 15c; 100 watt, 2 for 39c; 40 watt insect repellent bulb, 31c.

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