Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Personal and Social Chit-Chat
1 A&1 PlayforP.-T.A. Hello again
in
recuperating from a
School Movie*
Church Group Hu Lunch Also are Shown
Mr*. Oorothy Himllton md In
WoGlford wgn ho»tcu« Tuesday A culnrful md «L11 portrayed
afternoon at • luncheon f hen in the play Sleeping Beauty »as presented
by pupils of tht 51h gradt
p»l cWcb by Ihe Womeni AIDE!!' §J the. t»ntertslnment hlfhlight g!
the mnnthly meeting of the Ocean
ft* Rev Fomrt E Vaufihan. ret Clt> Parent Teflfher Asseeiillon
tor. exhibited rellgJouj films aln Welnesdg} afternoon last week in
tin l h
the Central ai »rhcol The pbt
Has arranged and dlretted by Mis
OPIRATIOM Ceraldllm Fasti r
- of Mn Laur» Garrison 42 W lOt'i Miss Kathenne Ogclrn siinther
; ind » voclU mil •t underwent «n operation in tn» member nf lhe faculn jl»f> enter
Surf HWpltal Sen We City and s mined hi shnumg film slides nn
, rial* waid- convilejclni at her hume Iu?al!h and Safety fur rhildriti in
the Home and School Girm Cm
tn 1 and Blcjtlt Sjfitj
APPOINTS 1SOM11UATING GROl P
fc During the busirts* session Mn
Errmd Warren president ippomlc I
mminatmg cummittee nmprisin
Mr* Elizabeth sprat! Mrs Chr
tine Wnimth 1 Mrs Iiarette Hi 1
d Md*,*> \ ir^jniH ^strange
Nininatmi Jnd t li el n will uk
pi ne n Mj%
Th* prisitliit al,o -innrjm.nl Hint
MO ARBIRV A1FWF
th. hi«tm r^hi 1 ital 4 iiiitio
T NYMAN
I'UONL BUS" fur rncmt mis hdi IHIH L m| Hi I
nd turntH ur li 11 i tain C
'rr^H a'* pirt uf n i * 1 nit nun
ne li n Mil i C Icln Jul iki.
ntet n£
TO SEE til M STRIP
\\\ n imber it 11 i r f i 1
* Lrr II * itrd 1 tit I d i [ ui tl pro
em i nr\t rfiii^di* Mjrth 30 °ji
S II p n II Ihi hifch ehncil dud
irriun tc \ t i tl 111 , tnri Tm
Lhildim tor miu. The ( 1 n
ir I ill int tli i llhl r u 111 Hie I I>U I
1 th p iblu il li N rtl I tl I IlKi I
f 1 rv, and n ift 11 leqL-ite tn 3ML
inj. tf tduirfl 1 in NLU It r 11.
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rn m IN Hrean P rlu ur. I 1 i
turnt-tl u\ir It Hi- wflfir* fu ul
Plin rt hi 11 1 TH Ii f r tin
P T A t ha\i I tl irtl annuil
Cn riU F 11 mi li 1 1 Al ril tn
limn thi> n-mral liinrf Diln
1 By DOEOTHY DAT
What ..... with winter ^——officially
having been dtelind ovir
uur Eum hit bought, and the
Easter festivities just SVSF the hofi
ion wo can at lut feel a UUlt more
like spring the«# days And IO
along with the sdvdht of grten up
time here 15 somo of the newi we ve
gathered fsr jou
Stilt incationing at Fort Laudcrrtali
ria Brc Mr and Mrs Frank
Bradley who are plaryling to r#
lurn ly Oteon Citj around April 1
Among those iho hii\e rreenlly
remertd from Ihe sick k l list MMr
h
1 he c
*
Henr> HartrndH who was confintd
f week v. ilh a virus infection at
Ihi- homi* nf her partnts Mr and
Mi3 Htnvard btrong of Philadelphia
• • *
Dnk Knnbli daughter o[ Mr and
Mrs Hirman Kimble has al« ic
tenllv recc\ered from an iltack nf
pntumunia and is presently ipentl
ng tht spring vacation from ht
htui,iL it Bildwin Sthoul nt hn
I jrtnl^ I nine
O II if Ii
this \sitk in
li di Mr Mr Getirge Ludlam
./ cm Hi n uho vi Hid their !jUin-
V. F. W. Women
Elect Officers
Mr Dt n Fnrgu^tm w i ilictfd
\ rc± 1« il if Ihr W mi-n Auxiliar>
Mf t rl i^ nithi at ^** P ( ^ home
Shi uc r 1 Mrv K J% Dr^rf H
inhir nff ir ihm*r
t li ridM Mr EJUn I hn^nn
Mr MiUu Smith pn 1 prt irimt
\ s design lid li ict ts t lulling
ffutr fthrn thp ru \ a rim riatratmn
it duett 1 in April Thiiu nn rr
17 an
family of Elkihs F§rk visitrd thei
summer rtfiidencc at 32 Surf rd on
5-iturdd¥
Mr it 1 % Kid e AU
MI >, Bi s Pi
rth Bav Miami Bt-ath Fla
hiln u Florida Mr and
md Miss Filmcr tn
Ha\ina Cuba
Mr* I i i I" Vn rh rnti rtaint 1
tf htr -lub it A t,ird j »
ii c^das
Mr mtl Mr rirl Bjri.it u (r
their d iUiftn Lurj Dnn M\ra
Inn and Mn-h,n-I wtn ^uc t r Women Democrats
Have Supper
Fifteen members st the Weinen'.
Roosevelt Democratic Club hid an
enjoyable covered dish supper Mom
day night at the horns of Mrs, Edith
Townsend, (4S8 Prospect pi. Caid
playini followed the meal, with
prizes awarded to high scorers.
The cfljb decided to sponsor
card Barty late in April at the honw
of Mrs, Ann Robinson, 503 9th st
CEEL'S
SUBMARINE SHOP
1111 linpaw Are. Hwu 1S1I
ITALIAN SUBMARINES
StMk Sandwich
on Italian Roll . 30c
ANTIFASTO • TOMATO FBI
8PAOHETTI * MEAT BALL!
ON OBDEB OKL*
» A H to n r si.
HUB. CBCKLU HIOLIACCIO
Submarine
Sandwiches
Small 25c Large 45c
• at •
HOLROYD'S
618 Asbury Avenue
Phone 1871
f
Hie w.rtk end uf Mr^ Ellen Zan "8«V9ry Subs Thai Siiisfs"
if At naj uhs Maryland
mtttitmiMitintttii
RE-SILVERED
SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED
GLASS REFLACEO and GLAZED
GLASS OF ALL KINDS
MMM
& S CLEANERS
QUALITY CLEANERS
ASBURY AVE, PHONE 2746
OPEN YEAR AROUND •»
Ml
Repaired
-tRefuuihed
- Kitchen Cabinot. and
Cupboard* mads to Order,
Reproduction, of
Dotclt Antique Furniture
m IMIa V» far • Free Krtiiwto
Earl
North's
Wood Shop
IMk St. Opp.
R. B. Italian
Phone 2838
\GARET JOHNSON
SCHOOL o/
DANCE and DRAMA
K1W TEEM STAUINO APWL HI
• S»fe Street Phones 0478 or 2241
JOHiSOM'S
, HULTTV SALON
STYLING
MUREW'S HA1B0RESSING
COMPLETB BEABTT SERVICE
by ANDREW and CLAIRE
•» ABB1JKT AVENUE
PHONE mn
CLOSED MONDAY
HELEN'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
«t CWrtT Ave. * Phone 0935
PWf s Beauty Shoppe
HWWeitAve, Phent 1966
HAIR STYLING
PERMANENT WAVES
-fr ./.
ncunri d
Tl 1 atti-ii hn p 1 irir \M on
ly Miss Fr*ttr 'ilh UT ule
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Babies Are Born to
Five Resort Families
Babies were burn t;i fivn OCDHII
City families at Shore Memorial
riuriiif; the week that ended
miiiorily in lhe hnsijilM iuir^e\v.
of tonsilmer i'ductatirm for
with five of ihe 11 liiiMhs recorded
Dairies Inr, She will discus the
for the ueri"ri.
dairy industry and show films.
Local arrivals were March 14.
There will bo dgor prizes, nnd
a girl to Mr and Mrs Clyde Vincent
ice cream will be served, A silver
1329 West av.: March IS. alloy In
offering will ho taken.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dixnn. OH
The Civic Club anountps that the
North ft! Mareh IB. a hoy In Mr.
mpotinH \Y-- opt*n to everyone and
ind Mrs. Niehula Palermo, 7S(i As-
that invilHtioni are eKppclBlly ex =
bury hv=: March 19. ;i girl to Mr. and
tuiidi'd to club wamuii.
Mrs Juhii B Smith. 41fl West av.:
March 20. a boy in Mr. anil Mrs. Research Club to
Edwin Merryrnsn. 1025 Asbury av.
Other births werr: March 15. a Have 'Drama Night'
girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lvri Barter,
Somers I'liint: Marrh 17. ii buy tn The Women'* Hrseaffii Chib will
-Mr. nniUMrt—H.-rlu-rt King.. Wi||,
. . . 10 A, M. til (i P. M.
Ti-.I.KPIfONKS:
WOOnrilNE 1-817'J
VM)(H)ItlSt 1-1177
LISTEN TO Ol'R RAI11O PltlXiRAM OVEK
Slallon WMtl>, 1340 on Vnur IMal
Wondav Thrnujh Friday, 11:0(1-11:19 A, ,M.
"The Siory Brhlnd Ihp Slorv", uilh Marvrn Millet
State Jefty Fund
May be Increased
Legislative Group
Asks for $300,000
The Joint Legislative Appropriations
Committee Tueiday gave tentntive
approval to including In the
1050-51 slute ljudgct a $300,000 appropriatien
for eoniOruetlon of ntw
jettlei to combat bMeh erotlon.
Oovernor Drlieoll originally had
fecommerided fundg ohly for main,
tenanee of existing jettlei and ten.
'Old Man' Hickman
IS BACK
ON THE JOB
With a Full Line of
COOKED SEAFOODS
To Take Out
KITCHEN OPEN
Daily: 10 a. m. to 7 p.m. - Sundayi 4 p. m. to 7 p, m,
"LESS WORRY FOR MOTHER"
Deviled Crab 46c es. Clam Chowder ..SScqt.
Deviled Clam ^=20ce«. F. F. Pat.toa,-
-MMirtrirf^-»i.TOii. Bgjas&^'iSft:
Fried Scallops =« = =90cIb. Cnh Saiaj _ = ==$l,7Slb.
Fried Shrimp , = _$1.2Slb, Cole Slaw -,^_ = =3Belb,
Fried Filet fluke, Pepper Hash . . _ ^30c 1b,
25c, 3Sc, SOc per order Potato Salad _,.._38c lb.
HOT PLATTERS
BKA FOOD PLATTER (:onl»liiB: D«*»i!d Crab, Fritd Srallops.
t M
Frii-d Oyste", Fried Shrimp, Deviled Clun, Fish *
Ai«o Cole Sl«w, Tom»io, Leiluee, T.rUr sauce. Pickle, French Fries
HOT, PLATTKBS Contain! Cholee ol-Bevlled Crib, 8o»IWp»,
Shrimii, Fish, Clim .,'... . •. • • • *"
AIM C«!e Sliw, Lelluce. Tam.tp, TurUr Siiuef. PleWe, French Friei
. or Palais Salad
COLD PLATTERS
CHOICE OF; Lebster S»l«fl. Crab S.iad. Shrimp S»l»d, Shrimp ^
CackUil • ,....-.- •••_• _••_ —
Leituce, Tomato, Cole Slaw, Plekle, Potalo Salad
Out of Our FISH DEPARTMENT
Live and Broiled Lobater - Lobster Taiii - Crab Meat
AH Kinds of Frerfi Sea Sood in Season
1155 Anbury Avenue
Fifty-Four Year* ui Oeew City
Phon« 1515 1516
Resort, Two Houn
Cape May Court Home emu,
laled Ocean City whan it went
dry for more than two hours
Saturday when the Neptunux
M?ater Company made^ water
conntetloriB for the new Burdette
Tomlln Memorial Hospital.
It was neeeiaary to shut off
water «erviee for the entire
community while the hospital
was connected to the main sup.
ply line.
Club Speaker
Defends Parents
Not Always to Blame
for Youth Misdeeds
Cape May Sells
Bonds at 2,9 Pet.
Tlie Cape May city cnmrnissinn
Thuriday, March 28, if 80
Pocahontas Has
St. Patrick Party
Two Skits Presented;
Square Dance Planned
A varied program of theatrical en.
tertainmeiit featured a St, Patrick's
party given Friday night at a meet,
ing of Nalona Council, Degree o'
PocahentHB.
Two_ skits were presented. One
was "The Blind Men , wilh Mrs. Mue
The remilfirly stheduletl muetniK
Monday awarded a aontract to B(-
if ihe city commission which would
land and Saftrin Co., New York, for
[iill on Good Friday, April 7, was
the purchase of (35,000 of wilier
:honi;eii tn II day earlier, April R.
plant bonds
ay motion of ihe board al Fridaj'r
The llrm offered MI interest rate session. The change WHS made m
of 20 per cent and paid a bonus nf deferem'e tn the religious holiday.
Mffi.
proceeds of the bonds will l»'
used lo drill a new well and muks
other improvements In expand ca.
pacity of the municipal water plant
c i,iiF FRATERNITY OFFICER
Albert Cliff,, son nf A. J Chr,'.
J4 W |7ili st,, has been elected' vice
president of lhe Siama Chi fraternity
at GetlysburH Collide, Chi!
is a member of the Junior class.
See Too Late to Classify
Adi • • - First Section
Huis P. Voss
201 A*bury Av«, Ph, 0413
Auiborlmd Dtalar
GENERAH® ELECTRIC
REFRIOfiRATORS
To Mett One Day Early
D. of A. Celebrates
Its 54th Anniversary
The Ocean GUy Counell No, in,
Daughters of America, celebrated lu
S4th anniverigrv with a gala dinner
meeting in The Sentinel.Ledger
building Tuiidsy night last week.
The dinner y?at followed by a
meeting, and irhpromptu entertBinmeni
and rernarta.
yacht Club Sponsor*
Phila. Fashion Show
*A card party and fashion show,
wiills.
Grubb, Mrs, Louise Roienberger under auspices of the Women's Com-
Mrs. Florence Taylor and Miss Bosemittee of the Ocean City Yacht
The amount provided ii still small
marie Vote In the leading roles. Club, will take place tomorrow at
by contrast with a report submitU"!
"The Consultation" was presented the Strawbridgi! and Clothier de.
tho saint day by lhe State Beach
by Mrs. Emily ^Turner, Mrs Mary paiitm»nt store, Philadelphia, It will
Erosion Commission, which esti.
Dean and Mrs, Peg Courtney. be the initial social event °' lhe
mated the cost of eisentlilty needed
An Irish mlnitrolette, with tbn seison,
coast protection work at i27,nf,0G0
cast in costume, entertained with
• * ^ •
The Commission also recommend-
songs and stories Taking part wore
Mrs, AreldB Lloyd. Mrs Florence
BILLV PONTIERB HAS
ed that lhe stale assume 70. Instead "Let's give the parents of our Taylor, Mrs Lillian Tallman, Mrs FIFTH BIBTHPAY PARTY
uf 60 per cent, of the cost of anil- community and of all America a Frances Mathls, Mrs. Edith Towr.- Billy Ponllere, son of Mr. and Mrs
ernsitiii work.
break ' Kenneth M, Frlsbee, prinsenrl, Mrs. Minnie Blum, Mrs, Car- H. C. Pontiere, 1939 Wesley av,, cele.
The committee, while including cipal of the Linwood public schools, mela Ooldy and Miss Voss. brated his fifth birthday anniversary
the new erosion funds, eliminated urged in a talk to the Ocean City Refreshments were served in awith
a party Sunday afternoon. Re.
from the proposed budget a $600,000 Exchange Club, Monday nilht at dining room decorated with sham- freshments and games were enjoyed
item for liberaliiation of teacher Plymouth Inn. '- rocks, clay pipes and snakes, with The chjldren also congratulated
pensions This proposal by the gov- "parents have been kicked green and white paper.
Skipper. Billy's dog. who was one
ernor had boeri flatly rejected In around ton much," he contended, "If During a business meeting, plans
year old.
the Senate Republican majority
children do go wrong. Pop hangs were discussed for a square dance
Guests were Bonnie Cornwell
his head and lakes the blame from
rnurus
to be sponsored by the Council April Ronnie Moyer. Leno£e Townsend,
others. Some parents do deserve the 14, under the leadership of Mrs Jimmy Camburri and Billy Pontiere,
Previously the committee had re- criticism they get, but they belong Emily Turner. Mrs, Freda Bonham
sirred more than $100,000 which to the irresponsible fringe of so. received the attendance prize and A railroad Diesel locomotive en-
Governor Driscnll cut from stst,; ciely. Too • often juvenile delin- Mrs, Elizabeth Voorhees the mer. cine has about twice as much com
muMMim nnd library accounts and quency is described as the fault of ehsndisc club.
linssion as that in the average au
nilcied i#s-crnl other minor items tn parents, instead of 'same parents',
tomobile engine.
Tomorrow nighl's meeting vll
finM thp current proposed budget SUFFER LOSS OF RESPECT feature a public card party.
iliil In iiljout $180,000 over the gov. "Parents are not the only ones
eriior's orlalnal figures.
who read magBjines and newspapers
or listen to the radio. The younger
generation does this, too, and from DAR Hits World
Would Name 6ridge these media absorb the idea that
parents don't know much of any-
for George Redding thing. There has been a subsequent Government Plan
A jninl resolution proposing In loss of respect for parenthood."
ilcBiuniitc the slate highway bridge He said that society needs to help Says it Would
nn Route S-49 across Grassy Sound parents ryther than heap criticism
Channel in Lower Township as '•The upon them indiscriminately. Endanger America
Oet>ri!i- A. HeddinK Bridge" was in- Things that society might do an:
truflured in the legislature last Wed- Rive parents more moral support pnd Strong opposition to world gov.
•ie.Hfluy by Scnulnr Anthony j, fa- respect: strengthen agencies that eminent was expressed by the Nev
supplement the home, particularly Jersey Society of the Daughters of
The rrscilutiiin would authorise the churches and schools; expand serv- the American Revolution at the an-
iih.ciim »f a tiiblet nn the bridge in ices to youth by letting them help nual convention in Trenluii, Thurs-
nrirne it i?i honor nf the former mure actively in community affairs; day and Friday,
senator HIH! mayor of North Wild, strengthen the economic system, and The Society passed a resolution
wdod
try tn provide a higher standard of condemning lhe New Jersey leglsli-
morels, he said.
lure for passing a 1B49 resolution
NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED
favoring world government. Mem-
Dies of Heart Attack
bers were urged to petition ine
Cieitner Simmon, 42. of Wildwnori New members inducted into the lawmakers to rescind the ineature,
Crest, died Tuesday after he wasclub
by Charles Munich, immediate CALLS IT DANGEBOl'S
strii-keii with II hrarl attack while past district governor, were Claude
wnrliinM with an Atlantic City Elec- McCliiry. plasterer, and John Green- I' staled that world government
trie Cn line crew nn the Shore rrt, wood,'local merchant.
wiiuld be dangerous because "the
iit t'uurl House Fellow workers ap. Anntiuneciinent was mnde uf a
cil.zens of the United States woull
be hopek'Sily outvoted in a wor'd
lilieil resuscilntion methods without Ladies' NiHht meeting of the club federal government by the horde o'
avail,
to liike place Saturday, April i. at almost two billion Asiatics. African
the Ocean City-Stimers point Golf ant] Eastern Europeans",
Wood fnr enfflns is said In providi'
Club
The state stand was similar to one
Guests of the club at dinner v/vrv
.Hi' of the heaviest drains nn Chine*
already adopted liy till- National So-
fu ndgfnonfs I
Miss Ruth Nt'Vius, Miss Eleanor ciety of the DAR.
Pasehall, Mrs, Bupert Wicks, Mrs.
your R Q x c
URGES CONSERVATION
Herbert Brawnier. Mr;-., nk'hard
pharniqci%f 15
Sweig/irt. Mrs. RiiH Lnper, Mrs. The organization also asked the
.jiimes Becntte and Ted Clymer. all legislature to pass laws that would
U^ing the skill o
AL-EN YARN SHOP of whnm helped make last week's stop the "dangerous depletion of iw
^g*? gairipH rnreu
minstrel show a success, and John urai resources and destruction ot
Ml Say Ajenoe -Tiwler.- — - -
he vahmhje wild life of New; Jer.
3r^ nf study and «
""" ' Phone ISM
Hey "
?» hp carefully to
FREE INSTRUCTIONS to
'Announced as the Society's choice
State Police Probe or the honorary title of State Pil-
the i n g r e d i t? •
PURCHASERS of YARN
grim was Margaret E. Zinek. a pupil
Thefts From Schoolf al Mnorentown High School, Bhe
WLS one of 6p girls who'attended the
Slate Police arc continuing an in- conference Friday as guests of local
vurtigatinn nf a series uf thefts from chapters.
schools _m the county.
Mrs Ralph W. Oreenlaw, of West
The Palermo school was entered Enijlewood. was elected the new
and a fiuantity of supplies taken, ami reisenl of the slrite organisation, sue-
gasoline was stolen from the MarceodinE Mrs. Palmer M. Way, of
mora school bus. These thefts were Wllriood, who was named honorary
111 ubfiut the same lime that two sew- i
Your Rcxail phormge
ing machines were taken from the
Woodbine school and its bus gasoline
Is o good man to kne
lank was emptied.
HAVE DINNER GVESTS '
Get acquainted with h
Polk-e hnlieve thai all nf the rim- Mr anri Mrs Hurry Sldchnllom
lieries were by the saiur person or had as llicir dinner gueMs Moliflsv
evpnhm Mr find Mrs. O Hipkins
and Mr. and Mrs, William Sldeboi-
.mi. The evening was spent playing
canasta
41
'Your Doctor Knows'
SELVAGN'S
Rexall Pharmacy
9th St. and Asbury Ave.
Phone 1§39
ALL FAIR TRADE PRICES
No Lower Prices Anywhere
TELEVISION
$ $ Save $ s
ADMIRAL - EMERSON .RCA - MOTOROLA
G. E, . WISTINGHOUSE - PHILCQ - D11MONT
Immediate Delivery
ANY MAKE — ANY MODEL
Reception Guaranteed _'24 Months to Pay
Aerials Expertly Installed _ 21 Hour Repair Service
Grover D. Brown
Shore Road, Marmora, N. J. Phone O, C. JS96-R.1
Day or Night
>«»««»•»«••«»«»«»«»*»»«*••••••»«»«»«*»••••••••»•
JM| Complete
f Landscaping |
Service
We Will Plant a New Lawn and Furnish
Shrubbery From Our Own Nursmry
Good Grade Top Soil Used
Mushroom Soil
Call Us Today and Let Ut Give You in Estimate for
Completely Landscaping Your Properly
CEDAR BRIDGE NURSERY
Zion Road at Bargaintowri Lake
6 Miles from Ocean City Phone Sotners Point 2360
! 'f=--c, ; i ]>:-; •• .
AHOTHmtAtP $*t]
CANNED fOOO THWFTIVINT1
Customers'
Corner
What do you think of
our ^
We take great print la
plan these department*
M that aU dairy product*
are as MmbUd at one convenient
spot.
Do we J » r r y the
Tarietiea you prefer?
Are iheM producli
cut In ihe sber yen
molt frequently use?
Are they packaged
lhe way you Uke themf
If you have any rag.
geMiont that will help us
improve our dairy departments
and serve you
better, pleaie lei u» know.
Please write I
lirtiatr nilttltii Btpt,
AftP Food Sterei
420 Lexington Avenuf
New York 17, N.Y.
^PINEAPPLE
4MARTLETT PEARS
^ITOMATO JUICE
FRUIT COCKTAIL
JUKI
% '— 29*
V DiL MONTI
SUCS OR HALVB)
PEACHES
2^45'
oft MONTI
EARLY GARDEN
PEAS
2 a 39'
N «T IN
tT 33c
^ 24c
V 33c
PRIME RIBS of Biff
SU«R.R!«rff WNCH CUTS
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF
RIB END PORK ROA*T
SMOKED PICNICS
5LICED BACON wt *" u
VKAL ROAST ..WHEW
43c
••c
IARGE FRESH CORAL SHRIMP
Mart h • Uiittn (nat #m wkol. f.mily l»
(tfri t» •niey, luy • pBund at two thil •••!•
«nd .nd lurpriM HM (tmily with • Midout
riiriinp dlih.
Ll, 69'
FRESH ASPARAGUS
1 35c
NONE PRICED HIGHER
CAULIFLOWER
FRESH TOMATOES
PASCAL CELERY
STRING BEANS
JUICY ORANGES
ONION SETS ISM*
SEED POTATOES
SUP POTATOES^ 1 "
FICMI0A
UM "t KB
3 4«V artf. M
17c
NIDICK'S ORANGE CONCENTRATE
NOW — Ounii Bill* £«MI«II.
I l,» Valmia Ortn^l^Wpli!
, km
B-OI
19
•ntialt Ii no* (null. »•>• «• EACH CAN MAKES
1 iftr
-!>.ar * •"
BUTTED 3jf#tfmfiB 1Mb £Bjfe ta ^-M 71 f*
BUTTER FAMCTCIliMlir »iid WWG Hnf, » «W
JELLY EGGS ^XW,
TOMATO SOUP"*"* 81
BEEF STEW
ORANGE JUICE
TENDERONI
HOT ROLL MIX
3 ID ^1 Z 25c
14-OI
CAN
43c
39c
25c
21c
PAPER NAPKINS NVMM -2 5%
GOLDEN CORN «HS*'PU 4'iS
SPAM, TREET or PRIM ^
DAILY DOG FOOD •?»& « ^, 4ic
HOT CROSS BUNS ,m «^ 25c
DRIED PEA BEANS B ttc ^ 25c
8th STREET »•
1U, PRICES tN THIS ADTItBTOKMETNT
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