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10 burs 23c
49 c
/ IBS. 2lC
Libby’s Corn ...................3 tins 43c
Peas, 1X4 M onte.............. 2 tins 27c
Mr. Good Bar ......................... 10«
Frenches Mustard.............. pkg. Sc
Dinner Bell Oleo.............. 2 lbs. 25c
/ IBS. 2"C
Grahams
Scot Tissue ................ 3 rolls 25c
Maxwell House C o ffee........ lb. 28c
Crystul Wedding Oats
pkg. 25c
Stokley's Tomato Juice 4 tins 19c
Calo Dog Food
.......... 3 tins 25c
S Y R U P
T O IL E T S O A P
Whit«- Kin
Honey Maid
with W;wh Cloth
Ficv
5 b a r s ................................... 23c
Sleepy Hollow
Q u a rt ju g
Cane and M.iple
........................ 35c
4 1b Pk
Beef Cubes 13 e »>
No Bone—No Waste
Steak
15 e «>.
Sirloin, T Bone, Club
Bacon
35< »>
Swift's
Free
Delivery
Fresh Fruits and "Vcpct/idcs
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CABBAGE
CARROTS
ORANGES
SQUASH
Large Solid Beads 24c lb.
Bulk
3 lbs. 10c
Navels 176 size 40c doz.
Table Queen........3 fo r 9 c
Phone
219