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Freak Wblpt Fraaut Butter,
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VALI BARTLiTT PIARS, firm, luscious halves, VAs, 2 for 29c.
MY-TI-FINE VEGETABLE JUICE COCKTAIL, 10-ox. tin, 8e, 215c
DAN-DEE TINY COCKTAIL SHRIMP, pink, tender, pic, 2 for 27c
MY-TI-FINE PURE APPLE JUICE, 1 2-oz , 8e, 2 for 15c, 85c doz.
NUBORA GRANULATED SOAP, all-purpose, giant Size, 49c
Dromedary CITRON, LEMON, ORANGE PEEL, 3-oz, cans, 3 for 25c
MY-TE-FINE PURE VANILLA, won't bake out, 4-oz. bottle, 47c
MY-TE-FINE STUFFED GREEN OLIVES, 3-ozt jars, 18c, 2 for 35c
IRED MEYER GREEN or YELLOW SPLIT PEAS, 2-lb. cello, pk. 19c
FRED MEYER PREPARED BREAD DRESSING, 1 -lb. cello, pkg. 23c
FRENCH'S HASTY TAPIOCA, guicMooking8-oz.L8c, 2 for 15c
Ilinnesola Wild Bice, 9-oz. pkg. 39c
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fresh when you buy!
Dan-Dee Coffee,
5th Ave. Coffee,
Crystal White
Laundry Soap
10 S 39 c
Pjtlmolive
Toilel Soap
6 ST 49c
21c lb.
2lbi. 35tvUc lb.
2 lbs. J5e,27c lb.
With Each Purchase
Nettle's Semi-Sweet
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My-Te-Fine Med. Ripe Olives, 22S, $1.45 D.
My-Te-Fin Potato Chips, 15c tlxor 1 1 c
Heinz Pork & Tomato Beans, 18-oz.; lie, for 65c
Ubby'a Deviled Ham, W; : 17c, S for 50e
Armour's Uver Spread, We. 10s
Fred Meyer Salad Dressing, qoart jars, . I2e
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Health-O-Meal or
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Tour kiddies will thrive on these
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grand hot dishes for chilly-morn-Injr
breakaf its!
Fresh Crisp
Salad Vegetables
Fresh Firm Hea3s
Lettuce
dSa heads 90
Green Onions
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Fifth Ave. Miniature
Chocolates
2-ib. $q35
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Full assortment
of hand-dipped
creams, chaws,
fruits, nuts, and
chips, with Hal
loween band.
Coconut Croquettes, Vi lb. 1 2c ; 23c lb.
Delicious, creamy, assorted flavored centers, dipped in chocolate and
rolled ia shredded coconut. Really delightful!
Assorted Wrapped "Fruit and Button Vi lb. 9c: 17 lb.
Pure fruit and butter flavors, each piece Individually wrapped. Keep
thee on hand to treat the kids!
I Halloween Candies and Novelties
Cat-On-Fence Lanternf, 15e each
Filled, with orange and black nougat chews, Amos n Andy pops.
Pumpkin Wooden Carts, 49c oach
Sturdy wooden carts filled with Halloween chews and novelties.
Party Favors
Hand-Made Cum Drop Novelties, 10c each
Chocolate Owls, Witches, Pumpkins, 5c and 10c each
Orange & Black Pops, cello wrapped, box of 120, $1.00
Bulk Candies ; C
Candy Buttercreme Corn
Orange and Black Midfets
Orange and Black Cum Drops
Orange and Black Jelly Beans
Buttercreme Ears of Corn
Butrercrome Witchcraft Mix
Trick or Treat Bridge Mix
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NEW YORK Al the Athiest, Mary the, Canary and Pork-
chopi the Bum Were there, as Well as eight or nine oiner spieiers
and shouters,' and the iumble of voices was terrific. -
rNT.; rmtWn lmiisllaL,, said the cop on the beat,, "Just the
regular Sunday night crowd. -
Sunday zugnt ia uiv -wi
at Columbus Circle, at the foot of
Central Park and in the shadow
of some of New" York's ritziest
apartment house. I For eight years
since LaGuardia became mayor,
it's been the place where a guy
can stand up and speak his piece,
be it religion, politics or a hodge
podge of nothing much at alL ,
- "All whacks," the cop con
fided and pointed out the wag
tins; heads. Each speaker har
angued his listeners from a
stooL Abont 400 people stood
about. listening to them.
There was Al the Athiest, next
to m a man urging distribution
of wealth, a few feet away a young
man repeating solemnly over and
over that "I am for President
Roosevelt 100 per cent; whether
he smokes a cigar or a cigarette,
what do I care?; I am for Presi
dent Roosevelt more than 100
per cent!" On around the circle.
"Some of them are pretty fair
speakers at that," our officer
friend conceded; calling our at
tention to a pro-war speaker.
His was the 1 circle's largest
crowd and his listeners, hanc
ug on every word, politely gave
him the applause he stopped for
now and then.
. ?That guy will sell maybe 10
huHrs wnrth rf tlflmnhlfts at the
end of his hour or so of talkln.
Couple other guys that take turns
with him ain't s sood for much
more than two-fifty, maybe three,
comments the bluecoat
Suddenly, just a. few feet away,
a grey-haired little woman mount
ed her portable platform and
screeched:
"God bless our 'XJndy; God bless
our Senator Wheee-e-e-e-lah!"
Large sections of the pro-war
speaker's crowd wandered -over
toward the old lady. Anti-war
speeches , mean more arguments,
more heckling, more entertain
ment. . "Watch this,? said the cop
"Watch how these guys work.
Five or six men, standinr by
at one side, quietly talking,
moved Into, the fast dwindling
pro-war speaker's crowd. Quiet
snickers at the speaker's at
tempts at wit suddenly turned to
loud rnffaws. Emphatic - de
- nounciations of Hitler which
had been drawing good applause
got mighty cheers, now led by
lhs f iv or kIt ilum '
!The crowd !which had left to
listen to the aid lady came back
to investigate this sudden burst
of noise. , J
"Now, you oughta get a load of
that Porkchops." the cod advised
and we walked Over to the group
ne designated. , . . f
In the center, standinsr on the
standard platform but still not
mgn enougn to get his bead above
me crowd, a ragged little man,
eyes half shut but; still twinkling
raniea gooa-naturedly.
"Did I ask to be born? Did I
have anythint to . do with It?
Why should X work to keep my
self '
"You elect the city hobo ticket
in the fall and things will be as
they should be; a three-hour
day, three meals on the Job, a
three-dy week and six months'
vacation, ateam heated , park
benches and a glass roof for
Columbia Circle so we can have
winter meetings. ! -
That's all tonight Tomor
row night my subject: "Mental '
Rheumatism!"
And then his h'at was off and
he was collecting pennle. nirVi
a dime or so and an infrequent
quarter. Walking away he passed
a silent, forlorn ficure. thin fum
ed back: i
"You eaten today? No?
They walked off together to
wards a cafeteria and the hands
f the big clock doubled up at
five to eleven, i
There was a sudden noise like
a miniature calliobo that didn't
have quite enoueh ateam am
words of the national anthem. .
-inat," said the cop, and grim-
aced, "would be Mary the Canary
signing off. Ain't It awful?: But
you cant do anything about it.
It's Columbus Circle." .
Then it was 11 o'clock and the
speakers . were folding up , their
little platforms and furling their
flags and the sprinkler truck came
along In a few minutes and those
who tarried too 'long got a free
shower before they wandered off
into Central Park to find a place
to rest under the trees for the
next night's session on Columbus
Circle, i.
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CALUMET CITY, Hi. ':-(ff)- An
thony Kwasny; 22, of . East Chi
cago, Ind., will aid national de
fense for violating a traffic or
dinance. '
Judge Frank L. Kaminsky or
dered Kwasny to purchase $10
in defense stamps instead of pay
ing a fine for running a stop
light '
MEMPHIS, Tenn-CflVA Mem
phis bank introduced left-handed
checkbooks to its southpaw pa
trons. ' J.V--1
The stub is on the right side
of the check, so the harried left
hander won't have to cross hands
in' order to hold other stubs out
of the way while he fills in one.
Officials said two or three oth
banks in the United States use
the lefthanded books.
" FAIR OAKS, NC -W- H. P.
Honeycutt, sr, kept missing min
nows from his pooL He investi
gated. His liens, not content to
wait until the minnows came
close to the edge, were wading
in and eating them.
MARTINSBURG, W. V. -(JF)-Trammell
Holils, sr a garage
man, suffered concussion, cuts
and bruises when the. brakes of
his car failed to hold, and he
crashed into another auto.
So he published this newspaper
advertisement: i- '
"Take my advice shave your
brakes: adjusted t once!
"I know Whereof I speak.
"Trammel Hollis.
"Present address city hos
pital
CAREY. Idaho- (JP -Oliver O.
Eldridge of Carey had a good job
as a guard keeping fishermen and
visitors away from Little Wood
river dam to prevent possible sab
otage. He was out of the Job and
minus $25 besides.
Eldridge: couldn't resist the urge
to dip a line himself. He was
fined $25 for fishing in closed
waters.. -
SPOKANE, Wash.-iPH5chool
district No. 63 knew todav how
King Midas ielt
Joseph Ulowetz, district clerk,
asked the Spokane county commis
sioners to eliminate the district's
8 mill tax levy because "we've got!
plenty of money in toe treasury."
v Startled, the commissioners sug
gested the school board use the
taxes to build up a reserve fund.
"We don't need a rwwrv fund
Pleaded Ulowetb, "we've never
been inthered.OriihrrvU fi,n
of books; everything is In good
shape."
A commissioner supppstM nit.
ting the levy to 2 mills and Ulo
wetz repeated the money wasn't
needed or wanted. The commis
sioners voted to cut the levy to
i mm. ; . ;. :
Ulowetz gave up. - Y
CEDAR FALLS. Tnwa-SU
Mayor C N. McHugh of Cedar
Falls didn't go without his favor
ite shave ! when a-atrika f mu
nicipal light plant employes shut
wa current to His home.
He Just tOOk his lrtr!. M
to another part of town where
service was still functioning.
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Titfilkd Cofho Cakes, 10c Esch
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