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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 13

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The Pantagraphi
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Bloomington, Illinois
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iIj -t Labor Council Elects Jones tha mi ft IMS. VnltMlwti rrre'mlr lime 'ftattt production of aluminum I grcafr lwn it had rn In ll TOWANDA Ttui' t'trn Clinton Refunds Donations Taken for Youth Center Ceraldine nd Beinad.r.o Cirri t-ulg. Ky. U- tlft are In In.l. aca- la wek Aff I (PNS) y.r Mi.

Jut.n Ut- tK-mng wim r'Utive. OPA Charges 2 With Violation Of Egg Ceiling SriV lrr Will In i. ant S' eif.i N- CLINTON. IPNSJ Ab.t end teif. lit of pf Unruln Tft- lou rherkt In amount of 12 or.ir.

outfit in that drive wet rtot Lr rounril ei ni- the Pinbytcrian chuirh I unirf ril I'i'W l' r.M.ie. aid aiHoirntely III in krri, uihei orT.jef are C.c to- cah, in un.t of Ira than 12 tre a deadline will set for the vire Vr itlundrd Tue4ty to titrtrutf iciurn of the amount mil un- hm. recting HTtetarv; ir. the fM.i.ed llintn Touin railed for. Mi.

rtr said, smith. rnnral streta enter fund. arrortliig lo irt.tbly In lut a week, and any John Slulti. tefgrent Myra Wetiiy, titeturer of Ihe u.tcleimed will also given lo Abe Roebloom. P- 1 PEANUT BUTTER uiiiUtin, ark fund.

Otrar me were Al-iut the ame amouni in ram ft A. Ax itt mm Th Offlc of Tile AdtmnuUeUun mnW ThuiKta) that Irancis D. CalUhan an4 Victor II. Jofics. MhulvKMilt ki4 rtu.l deeiefi in rem IHnUt.

named In cttfnfUinl end UiuU tton for injuncUuri itUeinnc BREADS BEST i est i RASPBEfiSY iUltertja (M I Ml Inetn from Kilini rgfi at or- yj ceilmi r-rlec. The ot ucr pro vide for jurffmrn! l2 i )t to refunded, and appro-imately U0 in thetk mil unrlalmed, ihe rrporied. Returning tho mrey to contributor wai decided on by lr Uuird of dre ton at recent meeting. After the drive bad r(ni, and rnme than 12.000 contributed toward the fund, it wa discovered that the ito ted for the center, the third floor tt the loral MCA, ould Ped two outude fiie CKr constructed to meet with sute fety leouiremenu. at an ett.matcd rot dmeee acainrt defendant Ueurgt W.

KiUhell. Curort I MM- COFFEE 33 jj Pekin. a retail foud urt opct lor. w-ai charged ilh acquiring t-Uoned loud without eurreruirrtng points In complaint for Injunction In which he roriienlrd. OPA Urged that Mr.

Ktlchrll bed hogi a4 4 aiia cu.tom aUughteted. aold unem mjoi ij.uw. nu. n.r.B ar jbi it ii. as na CHEESE 35f SPECIAL! Frozen Apple Sauce, ajj 1 Lb.

Cartons. ttJ Sec Us for Other Frozen Fruits Cleansing Tissues, Pkg tic Beef Sleak, Grade 40c Beef Boil, Grade lb 19c Ground Beel, Grade lb 26c Brockhouse Baird lamns ihithiih hi wlf a COU (Hill to ftvt up 35f hoi store but failed point for the meat. la. Uon, About 1100 realised In a tg day IFrnnnit HDrnnnEi'S (In Half Gallon Bottlea) Delicious Refreshing Assorted Flavors Orang. nnrappU-Orangr, Gran.

Grwfrull Sold By All Food Dealer. nuirihuini Hr BREWSTER FOOD SERVICE UHOtKSWK r00I rRODtCTK niONE SUM OS 8. Morrla Air. Hloomlngton, III wa voted to te turned over lo the city park fund for upkeep SPICED KEKKIHG 65f SAUM! ia. srr til LIVES 33 I.

a. c.aiK a viasiiw FARMER CITY Mr. O. W. C.

Knowlm left 19f ia. a. Wednesday for San Francisco. where ht will mit h-r aii. rT URGE BCiOGHA 19(f 1HAH SAUD ia.

husband. Lt- Comdr. O. w. No I she received a cablegram Tuesday from him Haling he had tores.

i Beliflower WSCS To Havt Youth Lesion ntixnowLR. (rN.s, Th WSCS of tht BrKflower Methodist church wilt meet Wednesday af-! ternoon at tht home of Mr. W. C. Morgan and Mr.

Clifford Mean. The hottme will assisted by Mr. Roy Kumler, Mr. Lortn I Kumler, Mr. Edward Rohde.

Mr. Xlemet WilU and Mrs. Wayne I Trimble. 1 Tho lesson "Youth on Ihe March" ill be given by Mr. John will be given by Mrt.

John Kumler. Plana will be completed at this meeting for tht public birthday party and program sponsored by the society, to be given In Aug- 1 ut. mTnier Mr. R. A.

Kellocg and daugh Phone 2.TC5-3 Main at Lincoln St. been detained in Pearl Harbor and expected to arrive In California Friday or Saturday. They will return to thesr home here in about two wtrk. Mr. end Mr.

Karl rmery and Mr. F.mrry' mother Mrs. Church all of Muskegon. Mich, arrived Wednesday morning and are visit-ine- Mr. and Mr.

Ray Denlson C. H. PAYNE MARKET i I Complete Line of Groceries Meat, Frenh KrulU and Vegetable. III W. Market W.

Ht IWnt the Hlght Umll Quanlitlr. (hir Hay Uw rrlcr Will faa Wm Money. and other friend and relative. In ntst Solitary sandpiper abandoned robin' nest. FRESH FRUITS AM) VEGETABLES ter, Mis Helen, went to Chicago Potatoes l(K39c Thursday for a lay of everai dav.

Mis Colda Imlg of Peoria will i leave Sunday, after spending weeks vacation at the home of her father, Philip Imig and other rcla the. I Kj' Mr. and Mr. W. E.

Hieser entertained at a picnic dinner at I I 11 This Week We Have Another Carload of Those Fine Texas Mack Diamond Watermelons. What Could Be Better on a Hot their home Sunday at a farewell to Miu Irma Peine who left Tuc- i day for a year's stay in the south-west. The gueu were Miss Golda Imig ot Peoria. Mis Leah Graff, Mis Ceraldine Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Peine. i Mr. N.

R. Peine was hostess to I the Ladies Bridge club at her New Dry icllow Onion, 0 i hHerl 4 orn iin AQ ii. fc3C full dm TOMATOES m3 tJ9c Fancy lam Sftt 07 I lmon. California QQp rolaiofn. I I ftinllat.

MWt APRICOTS Juat $2.15 Kanry Cmn Onlona or 19. I Head Lfltur. Jiolld IrUp. OOg Itfd KailMir. bch.

I for VATERMELOHS ZSZSZ Fancy I arrol. California. 1 7 a I Canlalounr. Ine RiprnrU- lart, hcli I Slin' tYn.li Pea. Hum.

Cauliflower. or Golden Heart Celery, Granc. King Clierrlea. rcachc. Orange.

Ut. WHULt or Other MONARCH FOODS 500 elons All Juit At Wa home Tuesday evening. Winning prize were Mr. Pearl Buehrig and Mr. F.

A. Mine. Mrs. John B. Graff Is recover-, ing satisfactorily at the home of daughter, Mrs.

Glen Imig. HALF, Lb era Qj) CCTB CIXD NEBRASKA RED TRIUMPH or WHITE COBBLER CHASE I SANBORN Coffee otatoes 49 033GIO2C3 Molasses hut iece" 1 ubUspooa cold water cups light cream cup moUsse ii cup corn syrup A mill FRESH FROZEN BING CHERRIES CALIFORNIA FRESH RIPE llrl Munle Direil Hert orOC. AlTTurpoM Salt, OCg Diced Carroti. 2 100 Iba Bcrglioff Brer, $2sT5 Th 3C Table Salt, ToZ Ice Cream Salt, Og 2 hoxc 1 JU 'b-b Pork 4 Beans Prairie Farm Van Camp llehu Fancy 160. Tina Butler 3 (an V'.

Lb. 3 rkg. ll-Oi. Bottle 25c 46c 25c 21c 144b. $11 .98 Box Ji 7ai w.ttr.

ricots from a brain concussion and other injuries received in an automobile; collision July 3. John Cehret is recovering from an appendectomy performed Sunday afternoon at Brokaw hospital. Normal. EUREKA Miss Kay Knight left Wednesday for her home in Elkhart, Ind. Miss Kight was graduated from Eureka college in May and completed a course In advanced German at the college.

She has made her home with her brother, Prof. Laurence Norton and family. Mrs. Jay Tomb and daughters, Janet and Martha of Chicago, bn now visiting Mrs. Tomb's mother in law, Mrs.

Margaret Mundell Tomb. Mrs. Charles Williams enter-taineed neighbor women at her home Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. R. C.

Sayre. The Sayres moved Tuesday from the Williams apartment to Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.

Smith of Tonkawa, are guests this week of his brother, W. H. Smith. Rita Webber served as bridesmaid at the wedding of Marilyn Jourdon and Bernard Kissinger at the First Methodist church in Peoria Wednesday night. About 17,000 farm dwellers re killed in accidents yearly.

Ap om he.t. (tw Kcooat (roi SWEETENED 25-LB. CAN fnrior try. oUc, in Ireenn 3 No. 2 Cans 25C Cream Style SUNKIST LEMONS 15c PERSIAN LIMES 24c ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT 10c TlUlcOTy can Potatoes niirinr a at rn edv large tl.am,.: COl Karo Syrup, Dark, 14f Z.n I'enlck Syrup, Dark, 07r Borden' Htmo.

ggC lbJug Ih' Jaf Canning Supplies All Kinds. Borden'g Chocolate OQe Argo torn or Gloss ICp Malted Milk. 1 lb Starch. 2 lb IUU Tender Leaf Tea, A1) a Helen Harrison's French Dress- Ih.pkg. ing.

8oz. 21c; JJq Friskies Dog Food, OQa a ib. box 21c Downy Flak Dontits, Plain, Cinnamon or Sugared, Hlr Glazed Crescents, 17 do 1 doy- DOLK Pineapple Juice 2 -25c V-8 Vegetable Juice, 00 I Grapefruit Juice, TqZ No. 5 tin No. tin Sure-Jell.

01 Maon Jar 1 0C 2 pkgs. 3doz Uto 7 '4Q Mason Jar Lids, lOp bottle I3b dz Compare our wonderful potatoes grown by brother Arron 1JU A 25-Lb. Can Fills Approxi-mately 25 Pint Fruit Jan. No Sugar Is Needed Lutz, and you too will be convinced mat we nave we best in the country. It will be to your interest to see them before you buy a pound oi potatoes.

If vou want a considerable amount, then hurry, for they HEAD LETTUCE 1 17c are going fast. Bliss, Cobblers ana ronuacs. No. 1 or Better, 10 Lbs 10c PREPARED $1.49 No. 2 Grade, 10 Lbs No.

2 Grade, Per Per $2.75 Elberta A 0K Bushel 10 Bushel Lots Lbs. UU Peaches Gets the dirt Protects All Fresh From the Gardens the skin 8c Bar Lge. VACUUM SEAL JAR 19c VACUUM SEAL JAR 10c RED JAR RINGS. 3 10c PEN-JEL. ph.

12c GOLDEN KARO 32 WATER MAID RICE 11 10c GREEN BEANS, OC-Extra Fancy, 3 Lbs. uL Bar GARDEN MIX 23c DELMONTE CATSUP V-8 COCKTAIL 431c SWANS DOWN FLCouREPkg.25c NAVY BEANS b49c lLAVA SOAP (he toat of CARROTS FINEST (Untied) Pound Bunch The kind can use the tops in seasoning for improving your meals. beautiut women KOHLRABI, Lb. Bunch 35c Metal Dust Pans, Each Kitchen Matches, 6 Boxes 5c 5c Fly Spray, Scrub Bruslies, Mouse Traps, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins, Wax Paper, Picnic Sup CELERY CABBAGE, Lb DILL, Lb. 5c; Dried, 4 Oz Jc Jc 5c BEETS, Lb.

Bunch cabbageT Finest, Lb. Bunch Kitchen Klenier, 4 Cans plies, Etc. QUALITY MEATS-lOWEST PRICES TOMATOES, Finest 1Qn Garden, Lb Iw SUGAR CORN, Best, Per Ear 95 SMALL LINK SAUSAGES Lb.39c PARSLEY FREE ferary Flour 1 40c Fresh Corn Beef, lb 45c Ham Salad, CSn Points) lb To All Customers. Naphtha Soap, Ivory Soap and All Toilet Soaps at Ceiling Prices. Country Taney Full Dressed Fryers and Roasting Chickens at Ceiling Prices.

25-LB. SACK GRANULATED POLISH SAUSAGE Lb. 45c Head Cheese, Fresh Creamery Butter Pound 90 I Cheese and Spiced ARp 03C Hum Loaf, lb (No Points) lb 3fO I OHIIB 89c CHANNEL CATFISH u. 59c Sal 100-LB. SACK Myles Baking Chickens, full jj Pabst-ett Cheese, Qq Starr's (Grocery Sherley Starr, Owner 1103 South Bunn Street Phone 3158-5 UVCII UICOBCU, PKg AMERICAN CHEESE 2 71c.

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