Future Subscribers
CARR—Mr. and Ms. Kenneth
D. Carr, 1539 Perrie Hill road,
San Bernadino, Calif., a son,
James Robert, weighing 6 pounds
9 onces, bom Sunday, November
8, at San Bernadino. The mother
is the former Judith L. Wiley
ot Dorsey. , „ _ _
KKAJYniR—Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Kramer of Stuart, a daugh
ter, Clarice Ann, weighing 7
pounds 10 ounces, born Tuesday,
December 1, at Atkinson Me
morial hospital.
OSBORN—Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Osborn of Atkinson, a son,
Warren Lee, weighing 7 pounds
14 ounces, bom Friday, Decem
ber 4, at Atkinson Memorial hos
pital.
GARWOOD — Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond M. Garwood of Amelia,
a son, Charles Rodney, weigh
ing 8 pounds 10 ounces, born
Sunday, December 6, at Atkinson
Memorial hospital.
BRIGHT—Mr. and Mrs. Darel
Bright of Atkinson, a daughter,
Janice, weighing 2 pounds, bom
Sunday, December 6, at Atkin
son Memorial hospital.
SMITH—Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Smith of Atkinson, a daughter,
weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces,
bom Sunday, December 6, at At
kinson Memorial hospital. ,
STORJOHANN—Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Storjohann of Spencer a son,
weighing 8 opunds, born Friday,
December 4, at Sacred Heart
hospital, Lynch.
PAXTON—Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Paxton of Chambers, a son,
Robert James, weighing 8 pounds
7 ounces, born Monday, Decem
ber 7, at St. Anthony’s hospital.
HAFSAAS—Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hafsaas of Bristow, a daughter,
weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces, bom
Friday, December 4, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
HAVRANEK — Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Havranek of Spencer, a
son, weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces,
fom Tuesday, December 1, at
Sacred Heart hospital, Lynch.
HISEROTE — Mr. and Mrs.
* Lloyd Hiserote of Gross, a
daughter, weighing 7 pounds 12
ounces, born Friday, December
4, at Sacred Heart hospital,
Lynch.
NIELSON—Mr. and Mrs. Leon
and Nielson of Verdel, a baby,
weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces,
bom Wednesday, December 2, at
Sacred Heart hospital, Lynch.
LANGDON — Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Langdon of O’Neill, a
son, Robert Martin, jr„ weighing
7 pounds ounces, born Thurs
day, December 3, at St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill.
WALTERS—Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Walters of Chambers, a
daughter, Clo Etha Charlene,
weighing 8 pounds 9Vfe ounces,
bom Thursday, December 3, at
St. Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
COLFACK—Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Colfack of O’Neill, a daugh
ter, Marilyn Kay, weighing 6
pounds 15 ounces, born Friday,
December 4, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
LAMBERT — Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lambert of Chambers, a
son, Mark Steven, weighing 6
pounds 6 ounces, born Friday,
December 4, at St. Anthony s
hospital, O’Neill.
CLYDE—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Clyde of O’Neill, a son, weighing
4 pounds 14 Vi ounces, bom Fri
day, December 4, at St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill.
HELD — Mr. and Mrs. Errol
Held of O’Neill a daughter, Shar
roll Kay, weighing 6 pounds 4
ounces, born Sunday, December
6, at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill. „
OLSON—Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Olson of O’Neill, a daughter, Jo
dene Bernice, weighing 7 pounds
1V4 ounces, born Sunday, Decem
ber 6, at St. Anthony’s hospital,
O’Neill.
DAMME—Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Damme of Chambers, a
daughter, weighing 10 pounds 2
ounces, born Tuesday, December
8, at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill. J „
HARDING — Mr. and Mrs.
Flyod Harding of O’Neill, a son,
weighing 9 pounds 9Vi ounces,
bom Tuesday, December 8, at
St. Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
REIMAN—Mr. and Mrs. James
Reiman of Butte, a daughter,
bom Wednesday, December 9, at
St. Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
Jerry Lohaus and Lucy Pimper
of Omaha were Thanksgiving
guests of their brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lc
haus, and family.
Sick & Injured
PAGE— Robert, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunt of St.
Paul, recently returned to his
home after spending two weeks
in Childrens Memorial hospital,
Omaha, where he was under ob
servation for an unusual eye
condition. His condition is not
serious as it was first thought to
be. Mr.' Hunt was a teacher and
coach of the Page school last
j term. . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ste
wart and Rollie Snell left on
Wednesday morning, December
2, for Omaha where Mr. Stewart
and Mr. Snell went for medical
attention. X-rays showed Mr.
Stewart’s condition good. Mr.
Snell entered the University hos
pital Friday for surgery this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart are
staying at the Ivan Stewart home
at Ralston.
O’NEILL—Mrs. Alice Bridges
fell on the ice Saturday near the
postoffice, fracturing two bones
in her right leg above the ankle.
She was taken to St. Anthony’s
hospital. . . Allan Van Vleck was
taken to’ the Veterans hospital at
Grand Island Wednesday, Dec
ember 2, by his wife. He is suf
fering with a heart ailment. Mrs.
Van Vleck returned the same
day. Meanwhile, his mother, Mrs.
Robert Van Vleck of Neligh, un
derwent major surgery at Ro
chester, Minn.
EWING—M^s. William Boies,
who has been in an Omaha hos
I pital for several weeks came
j home Sunday for the Christmas
I Holidays, after which she will
[ return for further treatment. . .
j Mrs. Mabel Boies is a patient at
i the University hospital in O
maha. The last report from her
! informed friends that her condi
tion is some better, but will re
main there for further treatment.
AMELIA—Mrs. Hienie Frahm
was able to leave the Atkinson
Memorial hospital Sunday. Mr.
Frahm took her to the home of
her mother, Mrs. Maude Forbes,
at Bassett to convalesce for a
few days. . . Mrs. Raymond Bly,
who underwent surgery at the
O’Neill hospital, was able to
leave the hospital and was re
cuperating at the home of Mrs.
Olive Dexter for a few days.
BRISTOW—Mrs. Robert John
son of Bristow underwent an op
eration at an O’Neill hospital late
last week. . . Edgar Danielson re
turned here Sunday from Nor
folk, where he had been with his
wife. She underwent an operation
in the Lutheran hospital Thurs
day and is reported getting along
well.
SOUTH OF STUART—Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Murphy went to O’Neill
Sunday to see their daughter,
Rita Ann, who was a patient at
the St. Anthony’s hospital for z
few days. Rita Ann is improved
and was dismissed from the hos
pital Sunday.
INMAN— Gene Couch was a
patient in St. Anthony’s hospital
Saturday and Sunday morning.
He returned home Sunday after
noon. Gene is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Couch.
EMMET—Bobby, Betty, Bev
erly, Billie Jean, Dewayne Perry,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Perry, were sick the past week
with flu.
CELIA—Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Focken and family visited her
father, Gotlieb Braun, Saturday
evening. Mr. Braun has been on
the sick list the past week
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY'S (O'Neill)
Admissions: December 2—Ed
Everett, O’Neill; Jim D. Jarman,
Chambers; Mrs. Robert Johnson,
Bristow. 3—Mrs. Robert Lang
don, O’Neill; Mrs. Arthur C.
Walters, Chambers; Lavonne
Ackerman, Stuart; Mrs. Tom
Lambert, Chambers; Constance,
Lydon, Ewing; Ben K. Louden,
Columbus; Mrs. James P. Car
ney, O’Neill; Jerrold Weaver, O’
Neill; Mrs. H. E. Colfack, O’Neill.
4—Mrs. Don Clyde, O’Neill; Rita
Murphy, Stuart; Catherine Haun,
Greeley; Don Walker, Butte;
Mrs. Earl Fox, O’Neill. 5— Mrs.
Roy Wayman, O’Neill; Mrs. Alice
Bridges, O’Neill; Eugene Couch,
Inman. 6—Mrs. Robert Olson, O’
Neill; Mrs. Erroll Held, O’Neill;
William S. Mattern, O’Neill; Mrs.
W. J. Flannigan, Stuart; Mrs.
Clinton Wolfe, O’Neill. 7—Mrs.
Norman Paxton, Chambers
Clinton Shellhase, O’Neill; Seth
Hertel, Ewing; Mrs. Dwayne
Lockmon, Stuart; Mrs. James
Reiman, Butte; Mrs. Clarence
Damme, Chambers. 8—Mrs. Al
vin Vorce, O’Neill; Mrs. Flovd
Harding, O’Neill; Mrs. James
Coventry, Inman; Mrs. Emil Ad
amson, O’Neill; Mrs. Glen Stew
art, Lynch; Mrs. Dwayne Pick_
lapp, Monowi; Mrs. Charles
S p a t h, Chambers; Lawrence
Hinrichsen, Ewing.
Dismissals: December 2—Mrs.
Ernest Wedige, Emmet; Mrs.
Maynard Morrow, O’Neill Mrs.
William G. Kraft, O’Neill; Melvin
G. Hansen, O’Neill; Mrs. Hazel
Robinson, O’Neill. 4— Lavonne
Ackerman, Stuart; Ambrose
Biglin, O’Neill; Jim D. Jarman,
Chambers; Mrs. L. E. Bergstrom,
Ewing. 5—Mrs. Robert Shoemak
er and baby girl, O’Neill; Mrs.
Raymond Bly, Amelia; Ed Ev
erett, O’Neill. 6—Eugene Couch,
Inman; Jerrold Weaver, O’Neill;
Catherine Haun, Greeley; Rita
Murphy, Stuart; Mrs. Maude
Fuller, O’Neill. 7—Don Walker,
Butte; Ben K. Louden, Colum
bus; August Heese, Page; Mrs.
Harry C. Park, Page; Mrs. Roy
Wayman, O’Neill Mrs. H. E. Col
fack and baby girl, O’Neill. 8—
Constance Lydon, Ewing; Mrs.
Robert Johnson, Bristow; Mrs.
Earl Fox, O’Neill; Mrs. Ralph
Hoffman, Ewing; William S.
Mattern, O’Neill; Mrs. Alice
Bridges, O’Neill; V. C. Wilbern,
Atkinson.
Hospitalized; Mrs. Belle Wid
man, Amelia; Mrs. Barbara Lea
hy, Grand Island; Mrs. Lois B.
Adams, Chambers; Mrs. Clara
Scholz, Staurt: Mrs. Mary Vitt,
O’Neill; Mrs. Mary Mullen, O’
Neill; Mrs. Glen Stewart, Lynch;
Mrs. Alvin Vorce, O’Neill; Mrs.
Clinton Wolfe, O’Neill; Mrs.
James Coventry, Inman; Seth
Hertel. Ewing; Clinton Shellhase,
O’Neill; Mrs. Arthur Walters,
Chambers; Mrs. Tom' Lambert,
Chambers; Mrs. James Reiman,
Butte; Mrs. Don Clyde, O’Neill;
Mrs;' Floyd Harding, O’Neill;
Mrs. Robert Langdon, O’Neill;
Mrs. Errol Held, O’Neill; Mrs.
Robert Olson, O’Neill; Mrs. Nor
man Paxton, Chambers; Mrs.
Clarence Damme, Chambers;
Mrs. Dwayne Picklapp, Monowi;
Lawrence Hinrichsen, Ewing:
Mrs. Dwayne Lockmon, Stuart;
Mrs. Charles Spath, Chambers;
Mrs. James Carney, O’Neill; Al
bert Otte, Winner, S.D.; Mrs. W
J. Flannigan, Staurt; Mrs. Emil
Adamson, O’Neill.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
In hospital: Mrs. Peter Geng
ler, Lynch, medical, unchanged;
Alvin Davis, Butte, major oper
ation, improving; Mrs. Ed Engel
haupt, Butte, medical, good;
Mrs. Don Hafsaas and baby girl,
Bristow, good; Mrs. Alvin Hav
ranek and baby boy, Spencer,
good; Joe Helmberger, Bonesteel,
S.D., medical, satisfactory; Mrs.
Lloyd Hiserote and baby girl,
Gross, good; Mrs. William H.
Lampman, Spencer, minor opera
tion. good; Mrs. Cecelia Liewer,
Butte, medical, good; Mrs. M. B.
Nelson, Bristow, medical, satis
factory; Mrs. Leonard Nielson
and baby, Verdel, good; Mrs. G.
E. Peppel, Naper, medical, sat
isfactory; Frank Rochadle, Nio
brara, medical, improving; Mrs.
Earl Storjohann and baby boy,
Spencer, good.
Dismissals: December 2—Mrs
Dwight Carmichael, Butte; Miss
Marie Lampman, Anoka, died;
Mrs. Rudy Frasch, Fairfax, S.D.
4—Oswald Drueke, O’Neill; Mrs.
William Luedke, Spencer. 5 —
Mrs. George Prokop, Spencer;
Garry Wilson, Redbird; Mrs
John White, Spencer; Mrs. Mar
lin Shope, Butte. 6—Mrs. Edward
Ameson and baby, Niobrara. 7—
Fred Ludemann, Naper, died.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: November 30—Mrs.
Emil Johnson of Atkinson, sur
gical; Clyde Davis of Atkinson,
medical. December 1—Mrs. Her
man Kramer of Stuart, obstet
rical. Elmer Schaffer of Atkin
son, surgical. 3—Mrs. John War
ner of Atkinson, medical; Mrs
Raymond Garwood of Amelia
obstetrical. 4—Mrs. Richard Os
born of Atkinson, obstetrical:
Mrs. Ralph Shald of Stuart,
medical. 5—Mrs. Darel Bright oi
Atkinson, obstetrical. 6—Mrs. Al
bert Smith of Atkinson, obstet
rical.
Dismissed: November 30 —
Mary Armfield; December 1 —
Elven White. 2—Mrs. Raymond
Wewel and daughter; Mrs. Emi]
Johnson; Clyde Davis. 4—Mrs.
Laster Derickson and daughter
Elmer Olberding. 6— Mrs. Her
man Kramer and daughter. 7—
Elmer Schaffer; Mrs. Heinrich
Frahm.
Hospitalized: Mrs. James Co
day, Mrs. Mary LaFoy, Mrs
Frances Hurley, William Murray
Orlo Colwell, Mrs. Edward
Brandt.
Longtime Omaha
Nurse Dies at 62
Miss Tresa Keller, 62, one ol
four sisters who are registered
nurses and a sister of Mrs. J. L.
McCarville, sr., of O’Neill, died
Sunday in an Omaha hospital.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 9 a.m., Wednesday at St
Francis Catholic church, Hum
phrey.
Attending the rites were Air.
and Mrs. J. L. McCarvillt, sr..
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McCarv'ilie, Jr.,
’ and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
John H. McCarville.
The late Miss Keller served in
World War I as an army nurse
and was an Omaha nurse more
than 40 years. Survivors include
her father, who was taken to a
Columbus hospital because hi
serious illness, without knowing
of his daughter’s death; a-so one
brother and six sisters.
Murphy Joins
401h Division—
STUART— Pvt. Cornelius L,
Murphy, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Murphy of Stuart, recent
ly joined the 40th infantry di
vision in Korea. The former Cal
ifornia national guard division
which arrived in Korea during
early 1952, is undergoing inten
sive post-truce training.
Private Murphy entered the
army in March and completed
basic training at Camp Breck
inridge, Ky.
Return From West—
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Gillespie
returned Friday, December 4
after a six weeks visit on the
West coast. They visited Mrs.
Gillespie’s sisters and their fam
ilies in Portland, Salem and Park
Place, in Oregon, and Vancouver,
Wash. It had been 20 years since
Mrs. Gillespie had seen her sis
ters, Mrs. Mabel Davies and Mrs.
John Eskeldson. They also went
to Los Angeles, Calif., to visit
their daughter, Mrs. E. R. Wood,
and family.
Yule Party—
The Justa club held a Christ
mas party at the Town House
Wednesday evening. Gifts were
exchanged and the evening was
spent socially.
Too Late to Classify
NOTICE: The new date for the
annual fall sale of the Niobrara
Valley Hereford Breeders’ as
sociation is Monday, Dec. 14,
at Butte. For inquiries contact
Secretary Walt Sire, Butte.
32c
FOR SALE OR RENT: Brick
building, 24^ by 90 foot. One
half block north of the Golden
hotel. Oil burning furnace. —
F. J. Dishner, O’Neill. 32-33p6C
WOMEN WANTED: Housewives
—address advertising post
cards. Must have good hand
writing. LINDO, Watertown,
Mass. 32-35p2
Death Knell Is
Sounded on Historic
Middlehranch PO
PAGE — The Middlehranch
postoffice was discontinued Tues
day. December 1. Mrs. Alta Finch
had been the postmaster for the
past 30 years. She has moved to
Page to make her home.
In September, 1923, Mrs. Finch
and the late John Finch bought
the Middlehranch store which
they both operated until the
death of Mr. Finch about two
WiiiimwwitwtmmiHMi'iwt.»——.
years ago. Since then Mrs. Finch
had continued with the store and
postoffice. Having decided she
could not carry on the work she
resigned. As no one seemed to
want the postoffice it was dis
continued and Mrs. Finch is
disposing of the merchandise
stock.
About 70 years ago there was
a flour mill at Middlebranch
which was run for a number of
years by different parties. There
was also a church there for a
number of years. Both buildings
were razed a few years ago. At
present only the store building |
is left at Middlebranch.
Elkhorn Club in
Yula Party—
The Elkhorn Project club held
its Christmas party Tuesday, Dec
ember 8, with all the members
present except two. A 7 o’clock
turkey dinner was served at the
M & M cafe after which the mem
bers went to the home of Mrs.
Dave Loy where contest games
were played and gifts were ex- ,
changed.
A lunch ot coffee and fruit
cake was served before the mid
night hour. !
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Bar Meets at Bassett—
A delegation of five from O'
a of the
Fifteenth Judicial District Bar
association held Wednesday at
Bassett The group included Dte
trict Judge D. R. Mounts, Ira ?I
Moss, William W. Griffin, *or
man Gonderinger and Ted Me
Elhaney.
Honors Sisler—
Mrs. Paul Walker honored her
sister, Mrs. Blake Benson at a
lamily dinner at her home’ Wed
nesday, December 9, in honor of
Mrs. Benson’s birthday anniyer
lary.
1 Is Your Septic
Tank Safe?
DON'T DIG or pump it out.
Get RAW-RAW ODOR
LESS for your Septic Tank.
Increases waste digesting ac
tion up to 50 percent.
Sold Only at
HUNTS
. . . for . . .
* Ewing, Inman, Chambers,
Emmet and O’Neill
Hunt’s Plumbing
& Heating
Phone 399 — O'Neill
International Sugar Feed Co.
Wishes to announce that
MARVIN STAUFFER of Page
... is now a representative for our com
pany. He can supply you with a high po
tency vitamin and antibiotic feed for all
livestock and poultry.
SEE. WRITE OR CALL HIM FOR INFORMATION ABOUT
SUPER VITA FEEDS
. . . for cheaper gains!
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Make Turkey Day Possible
THE FOLLOWING O’Neill business and professional firms
have cooperated with the Chamber of Commerce to
make possible O Neill’s annual Turkey Day to be held on
Saturday, December 12. (This is the new date — postponed
from Saturday, December 5.)
Bright’s
Consumers
Mrs. Pat Harty
Biglin’s
O’Neill Nat’l Bank
Mrs. Elmer
Hagensick
Thorin & Bowker
t Agency
Claude Hamilton
Gillespie’s
Western Auto
‘ C. M. Eason
Elma Evans
Dr. Carter
O’Neill Flower
Shop
Spelts-Ray
Dean Streeter
The Frontier
Myrt’s Cafe
| Midwest Furn.
Outlaw Impl.
Wich’s Body Shop
Wm. Krotter Co.
Benson’s Bar
Council Oak
Penney’s Store
Lee Store
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Matt’s Bar
First National
Gamble Store
Petersen’s Clothing
Coast to Coast
J. M. McDonald
Firestone Store
Don’s Bar
Johnson Jewelry
Fox Ice Cream
McIntosh Jewelry
Elkhorn Flower
Shop
Gilligan’s Drug
John Kersenbrock
Tim Harrington
Ben Franklin Store
Osborne’s Shoe
Store
Clarence Fan
Dr. Gleeson
O’Neill Cleaners
White Motor Co.
Borg & Worth Sta.
Shelhamer Eqpt.
Shelhamer Produce
Marcelus Impl.
Slat’s Cafe
Earley Oil Co.
New Outlaw Store
Drs. Wilson &
Langdon
Harding Creamery
Tri_State Produce
Merri - Dr. Pepper
Elkhom Valley
NFLA
Holt County
Independent
Fred Saunto
A. Marcellus
4th St. Market
O'Neill PCA
REA
Geo. Robertson
Grant Peacock
O’Neill Photo Co.
Central Finance
Apparel Shop
Fetrow’s
Davidson & Sons
Joe Steskal
O’Neill Beauty |
Salon
Marie’s Beauty
Salon
Earl Ralya
American Gear
Between 800 and 1,000 Cattle Expected
• There will be between eight hundred and a thousand
head of cattle on the market here today (Thursday)
in the first auction to be held since November 19. The No
vember 26 Bale was cancelled because of the Thanksgiving
holiday and last week's sale was cancelled because of the
blizzard.
• Today's offering is expected to include mostly good H
quality yearling steers and heifers, also some outstand
ing calves. There will be several loads of 2-year-old steers
and the balance will be mixed cattle of all kinds.
• The hog sale will get underway in the morning. There
will be four purebred Yorkshire boars consigned by
Fay Puckett; also several good consignments of feeder pigs.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
O'NEILL — PHONE 2
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| | 1/2 toasyoM r*t*U orsap rM ,
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: ! M/2 cops inhMd CMMd fruit cocktail
| Soften cream cheese with fork, |
| a blend in orange rind and juice. Fold |
in drained fruit cocktail. Freeze un
til barely firm in refrigerator tray .
with control set at lowest tempera
S * ture. Cut into 6 wedges to make ■
trees, leaving half-wedges at ends l:
« I of tray. Cut 3 squares from each I
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WILL HOLD A
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WE ARE OFFERING LIBERAL
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on
CHRISTMAS CANDIES & NUTS
PLACE YOUR
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RED GRAPES
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| PORK SAUSAGE _ Lb. 39c |
H ROASTING OR STEWING $
| CHICKENS, Pan Dressed _ Lb. 45c jj
8 KRAFT WISCONSIN CHEESE SLICED
I LONG HORN __ Lb. 53c BACON, 2-lb. pkg. 99c §■
| U.S. GOOD SIRLOIN PORK S*
I STEAK _ Lb. 69c Neck Bones, 2 lbs. 29c |
| PORK STEAK, Lean, Sliced_ Lb. 49c M
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SUNSHINE
HYDROX _ _Pkg. 37c g
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| PEACHES.2 No. 2\ cans 57c
« OUR FAMILY
| PUMPKIN.No. 2? can 17c
H CAMPBELL'S
I TOMATO SOUP.3 cans 29c
I NAVY BEANS.2 lbs. 29c
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j PENICK SYRUP.Gal. 99c
POST TOASTIES .... Giant pkg. 26c
NORTHERN
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TREND _ Giant pkg. 49c
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