https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/29cf0809f2f78b6f60b0872e053030ef.pdf 33672a7a3c01070b019edfd5a2a49d8a PDF Text Text • • , J • • { ' Jobts Daughters Program - G{v~n Sunday Afternoon .,,.....,.~ No. 10, Roy. and Accepted Masons, invited. Companion Damo1J welcomed "' Ardl Masona, held it. ...... II and •'•'•ed lho ·~ ~ Mnrmation and Preceding the pnliJ'am, Job's 0 "'!"""' purpooe Roy~ kolt Qbsefvanee Da Daughters entertd the hall sing· of lho ~ce and those lakin& ~ all • Y ing "Open u1e Gates of the part. The mvocaUon by lho Rov 1'1 ~~~~at lho Porno- Bethel " and ......., seated in lho Wilbur Perrin opened lho ~ apeci~c was ...,. east. Paul M. Darnell, a past gram, followed with reDilll'.is senteq w\th lJW!lllers of a!thel high priest of Pomeroy Chapter by Paul M. Darnell, chairman, No. 62, ~~ ,;,..1 Order of 1 RAM introduced the Daughters .and Albert G. Woodard, high Job's D•UJ=;;;i their ar- inclllding, Becky Houdashelt. ~rlest, and the Bethel \ .. sang, ents, members of the of Irene Barnes, Sherrie King, Sweet Hour .~f Prayer. Eastern star, and all brothers and Cathy McGuire, choir; Sus- A reading, . Great:;r than of the Ma:ionic Fraternit Free an Gerlach, flag bearer; Diana Kmgs or Pa.rliament, was g~v. 1 y, Welsh outer guard · Betsy Con· en by Jenmler Blakeslee, and : ' ' a , solo • "He •" was presen ted by 1 ·"1!QW ningham , inner guard ; Kathy .. p,..: =ou: OHIO Orde: ~yracuse Watson, senior custodian ; Mes- speaker, ~e Rev, Donald Boone, sengers Joy Kautz fifth · Nan. spoke on Christ as the Comer\ I I lll.d .. cy Buchanan, fourth ; ' Mary stone." Following the tuJOO - 1 Francis, third ; Ruth Ann Lac- Come Holy Splr1t, by ~ ey, second, and Kathy Francis, Daug~lers ~ a solo, · rr first: Mickey Wolfe, musician; T~, by Linda Mayer, , ~ Debbie King, librarian ; carol Job s Daughters formed a • ...,.. I King, chaplain ; Twila Clatwor. and sang, Nearer My God to Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and thy, treasurer ; Cathy Bunce, Thee .. After the song and while Barry and B. J. of Chillicothe. recorder protem ; Sheila Cowan, kneelmg, !h~ Rev. Perrin gave were weekend guests of their i marshaL Annette Warner guide the benedictJon to clO!je t parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Debbie ' King, junior princess; program. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. Ev. Becky Nease, senior princess; At the close o~ the meeting, erett Dailey. and Pam Cleek, honored queen. ~e. group were mvited to the Mr. and Mrs Chester Zirkle Th . dmmg room where refreshments DEMONSTRATIONS. - A hllr-do and fa••·• · 1 e Council members were were ed b Mr El · mak~ d i 1 · '"" of Columbus spent the weekend EI . D . serv Y s. Sle .. -up emons rat on was rondueted Monday uJght with relatives in the area , MSJe . Smith, guardian; Paul Smith, Mrs. Helene Mullen, MNI.I at a meeting of Mlddlepott Girl &ouf Troop No. 185. C1 Joseph Above, Mrs. lola Bartrum, operator of lola's Beauty · · Darnell . associate g'JSrd18n; Dale E. Smith, Mrs. P · Stanley R. Lemley of Daisy Blakeslee. secretary; Ua Stanley, Mrs. Paul M. Darnell Shop In Pomeroy, styles the hair of Robyn MIUs and Cherry POJ~t. ~.C., spent the Darnell, treasurer ; Mary Virgin- and Mrs. Linda Mayer · speaks on a related subject. Below, Mn. Stndy Batey weekend with hJS parents, Mr. ia Kautz, director of music· Mrs Albert G Woodard sen·! combs out the hair of another ..Out, Jane GOkey, dur• ~ Mrs.dHMaroldLIW.dl.Emley. and Helene Mullen, promoter of ing punch and 'Mrs c. J Stru- lng the demonslrallon.- Sentinel Photos. r. an rs. oy Thorne of hospitality bl 11 • • OUD en~ine , 80 t • 1967 • X. ans1on ss ' ., · lui • WhatJWm Th• ·······~;;;;;~~·;·;co~e~e.;;;;;;;;;;;; Kirkland were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harold guests W. LEmley. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Karr and OUD 30 Mrs. Cllarles Lytle apeRt SUnday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Cllarle:r R. Karr, Sr. Charles Thompson who is employed iD Danville, Ill while awlliting •ntey into the U.S. Air Fon!e, spe!lt the weekOBd with his wile at the home of Sp. 4 Roger L. her P""'"ts, Mr. and Mrs. Charof Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence les Hysell. He was accompanley has returned to tfie st ied by his brother, Robert wbo from Germany where he was also a JUest of the been stationed with the U. S. sell's. Army for the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorup. FoUowing a 30-day leave here son, Robert Thompson, Miss with his wife, Connie Maonle:v I Charlene Hysell and Charles and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hysell Jr., spent Saturday at Lawrence Manley, he will Spencer, W. Va., with Mr. and assigned to the 116th lnt<,lli. Mrs. Charle! Ray. MRS. RICHARD GARTEN gence Group In Washington, D. Charles Hysell Sr., who is c. i employed in Columbus, spent . Announcement Is made of the weekend with Mrs. Hysell the marriage of Miss Y\'onna Mrs. B. P. Parmalee and her and family. Sue Rowe, daughter of Mr. daughter, Mrs. Dallas Blevins, Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home Richard Rowe and the late Friday, after spending severa1 Rowena Rowe, Letart Falls, were business visitors In Hun~ I days with relatives iR Colum- to Mr. Richard Edward Gar- ington, W. Va. this past week. bus. She was accompanied ten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har~ Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones home by her brother, Edward ry Garten, Middleport, Jast visited Sunday in Athens with Frecker who returned home in December 15. Mrs. Garteo is Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson thP evening. completing her senior year at Mr. E. W. Jones. Edward Frecker and sister, Southei'D Local High Scbool Mr. and Mrs R ·Is hed 1 d ! Mrs. E. J. Hill visited Froday and Mr. Garteo is employed doo Hunting! . woge; !!C, u e or afternoon with their sister and b~ Iogels Furniture Company, ove; the we;:~ ~i~·- their also 1111!lounced that a brother-m·law, Mr. and Mrs, Middleport. The couple is parents Mr and M J I , Woodwind .clinic would be held Norman Rose. preseatly reoidlag at 319 N. BrewlnSton and Mr~~nd ames ', Mond~i'Jan; .~, at the Middle· Mr. and Mrs. George Vaugh· Third, Middleport. Alva Luckeyd N H pott Higll Bchool lor memb.is , an and son Chris, of Chillicothe, - Visitin wJt~M. ew aven. Plans were made ror the an- of the Woodwind secuo11 •trom spent &.mday with her parents, DAUGHTER HONORED Charles ~eMett 1r. :~ Senior Band dinne1 and : 4-8 p.m. Mrs. John ·welsh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zirkle and Mrs. Welby Whaley enter. law Mr V ~ " I at the meeting of the ' sident .of the newly ~rmed attended the Zirkle-Ashley Wed· lained with a dinner Sunday at Har'bo · h erhnon beeogers 0 Band Booster As- 11Meigs Consolidated Band • ding h h . rwoas n . Boot .· 1 : . I er orne, Rock Sprtngs Road here due t th ')] . Monday evenmg at s er Association, announced Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. honoring her daughter, Mrs.' mother 0 e 1 ne~s 0 : his the high school. Mrs. Wesley 1that a .meeting for Wendell Frecker and son, Lar- Karl Grueser, whose birthday patient'a~~s.l Pur~ R~g-rs, 8 ~ Fry, president, was in charge. l of the· three.:, rie~::';:i ry and Mr. ~ Mrs. Everett is Wednesday. Present were Galli lis 0 zer ospttal in 1 Tentative plans were made : Middleport, y 'Dlomas were m Shade Sunday/ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and Mr~ · ] for the band party to be held 1 Rutland, would be .,ternoon, to attend the funeral !Ions, Mrs Gladys Cuckler and . . ·. 1~aro~ Sheets, Columbus, ISaturday evening, February 25 I January 31 at orf;;;J;;;ohn .... Co..w ..... ;;;.====_;;M;;;r~s:..~C~Ia~;a~K~a~rr~.===--. ISE. VIS! mg er fath_er, Mr. 0. 1with committees to be i I' ElementarY buildin McKinley,. a pahe~t at Vet- I ed by the president. The g , erans Memonal Hospital. Istudents will be asked to sub· I i L. W. McComas spent the mit dinnerm enus, df,"!coration in Columbus where he theme and dan· ce band h . I weekend · 'led 'th h'•s mother, Mrs. to the• direclor Mr c 01ce VIS! WI Ro Gee . . . I thought everyone J. E. McComas, who is confin. Frey. ' • n· knew NELSON'S, everyday ed to her home with illness. Mr. Frey a!~ announced oth· low !)rices included my ·preMrs. Ro~ Bachtel a?d daugh- er spring dates for the , scnplloru;, and Fast Free Det~, Claudta,. of YIJCkenburg, which include participation ~ONTINUES livery-MomAr1z. and Mtss Sharon Nease, 1 the solo and ensemble contest . my does! ..You . Olarl~ston, W. Va., visited Sun- I atr Ohio University in March, should tell day w1th Mr. and Mrs. Forrest and the district .and state festlyour Bachtel and daughter, Miss vals in March and April, and 8 Middleport Mommy." ol Bachtel, They had been call- concert May 7. A combined band ed to Charleston due to the ,r, -=~-:;;;::~==== death of Mrs. Roy Bachtel's /I mother . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie GEorge , and daughter. Lisa , ha\'e returned to their home in Dallas, Texas, after being here for a : week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'i George and children. They came I due to the Illness or Mrs. Mar: tin George, a patient at Holzer · Hospital. 1 •Iaiii Ar ' I N~ d d It Year About Middleport "!::I 1 Hy- 1 Semor • Band I Dinner .Party AreP/annec/ ..\. [ · It Can Iring You Acc~r•,. : R~rds For ·.Income Till. Ne:Jt Ye~r ·Pius1'~, C~en. . ' ience of P'Y!iili All Your Billa. By ChftJ(. Ope,n ~ Ch4kking Ac~du"rit Today I --- YouthFellow•hip , Reviewolmtitute 1 1 I Disct.:ssion of the recent "-:int~r. Institute Jn ~ortsmouth hJghl~P,nted the Sunday evening meetmg of the Methodist Sen· ll " '"·":.' 1 1or Youth Fellewship, Present were Rhonda Gary Slaven, Sandy Van .Johnsan, Kathy Sherrie Sht!ler. Robbie and .Svlvia Swanson. Mise Shuler . president, presided. ThE" Rev. Max Donahue and Emerson Jones, counselors, assisted. 1 1 Want th• Best •, . Car an~ Home .f,n~uril;p~~ For the Prem · · ·" ,, PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORE Hadj is the Arable Qame Q1 the holy Journey to Mecca. The Moslem believes the Hadj cures creal re""'·ua him. ...w merit for .e. POMEROY ~--· · -·· -- ·-·- .. -- ..-· ... ,; ........ -·~·-· ... .~ ' SEE 811\1.. , Jti'(, ' I:Lii,...st (., 1 ',. 't .:'wbRW · ,, . ' ' •" .. . \ Children Escape Injury in W,reck .. ·~. '' ·'· . · 1 j":.i .,, uu 1 -~ '. 1 THE SHOE BOX -. 1!~ --.A 01110:· HUSH PUPPIES ! . :kf ~~ms 14ational a · IIIDiu~ ~ · 01 I ·.Jf' u . l· : · ~:: E T~CoMfo•1. B AN~ . .·. . CovE~AG~·:. . �'' ' • .Cincinnati ;Bearcats :Bike ·eco~d To-13-3 ·1\fter Victo BERRY'S -WORLD : ~ ·1 ' • ., ~ DallY Sentlne~ Pomeroy.Jllddleport, 0~ Jon. 21, lli't-1 • .. Co \Vm,ed Of Charges • - ' •. . • . Celties End 76ers Home Mark Nudist Bill I{ ~.; Fljllt Reoalll By United Pre11 bltemalloul WOLVERHAMPTON, En· gland (UP!) -Jack Bodell , ' I, 1111111., England, outpointed Ray Patterson, 194, New York (10). In the Where the walking. .. MI!\MI BEACH CUP!) Wlllle Johnson, 1115, Miami, stopped Fred So!Uvan, 184, ,. Savannah, Ga. (3). TONIGHT'S GAMES By United Preas IatemaUonol Tonight's Ohio coll08e . basket. ball schedule : Toledo at Kent State Maim! at Western ·MJcblgan Canislus at Daytoo Akron at Mount. Unioo Central State at Wittenberg Rio Grande at Oblo Northern at Tennessee A&! JANUARY SALES ·. T. Cremeens, HT 11 83 35 201 PELE ON BLOCK Name-Tum · O•FG liT Pll Spaulding, ·KC C. Bradbury, .KC Q. Daniels, . I:IT M. Martin, E )o!. Pa)'lle, NG D. Newland, E lWI. SW .1•;83 12 138 T.' Cremeens, I:IT G. 12 13 11 Ia 13 13 74 45 193 SANTOS; Brazil (UPI)-Bra· 68 t4 67 44 69 11 57 24 51 40 41 121 zlllan sources said Tuesday that, Pele, considered to be the world's .ou~sbmid!Jli er, might cluli for ipp·i'Oitlnat<!lg l!liOO,U~. . : 14325111 R. De!QIIao, · E HC :Iii rl$ J. H&U, KC 1 43 261U D.' Daniels, liT I 34'11 18 M. Paype, ·NG 1 ·3811 ~•'"·'I (~VAC Only) M. Spailldlng, KC 1\lallle-Team G FG FT PTS 7312P • fl G. Hall, SW , .. . .. 6 63 11 1~ C. Bradbiiry,. Kc ' · R. Douglas, E.... 7 46 23 '• 7.33 22 J. Hall, KC ...... 1 43 26 112 Marlin, E · 7 37 12 D. Giooe, KC .& Heft lie lhe M. T. Cremeens, HT 6 43 25 111 by lotll and lit · , C. D. M. M. Spaulding, KC 7 31 29 91 Btadbury, KC 7 33 2i 88 Daniels, HT . . S 34 20 Martin, 'E • .. . 13112 Pa)'lle, NG ... 6 36 13 Grose, KC. .. .. I 27 IS MUSICAL JACK.POT $50,000 SAVIICGS WEEKLY .' a.osm :ntiiiG TO ' A PHAIII!AC'( · IN YOUl'ltiiMI ' _,.. .J loll _._ w. •nn'r.tno to ~ '... flli~ow~..i - · · etilom>< · - , " ' .\. " ' . ·G.E. SWiva TOP SWEEPER _ _ ,· (u; SLICE TOASTER - ·' '' . . · G.E. HAND MIXER -:-"---. G~ ~.C)~ENER - - - . . . . ; 'tWo \ · o~E. STEB. ' '11 ; • r;o.a.;..-o. ... · ..~6Jin(1 �'' ' • .Cincinnati ;Bearcats :Bike ·eco~d To-13-3 ·1\fter Victo BERRY'S -WORLD : ~ ·1 ' • ., ~ DallY Sentlne~ Pomeroy.Jllddleport, 0~ Jon. 21, lli't-1 • .. Co \Vm,ed Of Charges • - ' •. . • . Celties End 76ers Home Mark Nudist Bill I{ ~.; Fljllt Reoalll By United Pre11 bltemalloul WOLVERHAMPTON, En· gland (UP!) -Jack Bodell , ' I, 1111111., England, outpointed Ray Patterson, 194, New York (10). In the Where the walking. .. MI!\MI BEACH CUP!) Wlllle Johnson, 1115, Miami, stopped Fred So!Uvan, 184, ,. Savannah, Ga. (3). TONIGHT'S GAMES By United Preas IatemaUonol Tonight's Ohio coll08e . basket. ball schedule : Toledo at Kent State Maim! at Western ·MJcblgan Canislus at Daytoo Akron at Mount. Unioo Central State at Wittenberg Rio Grande at Oblo Northern at Tennessee A&! JANUARY SALES ·. T. Cremeens, HT 11 83 35 201 PELE ON BLOCK Name-Tum · O•FG liT Pll Spaulding, ·KC C. Bradbury, .KC Q. Daniels, . I:IT M. Martin, E )o!. Pa)'lle, NG D. Newland, E lWI. SW .1•;83 12 138 T.' Cremeens, I:IT G. 12 13 11 Ia 13 13 74 45 193 SANTOS; Brazil (UPI)-Bra· 68 t4 67 44 69 11 57 24 51 40 41 121 zlllan sources said Tuesday that, Pele, considered to be the world's .ou~sbmid!Jli er, might cluli for ipp·i'Oitlnat<!lg l!liOO,U~. . : 14325111 R. De!QIIao, · E HC :Iii rl$ J. H&U, KC 1 43 261U D.' Daniels, liT I 34'11 18 M. Paype, ·NG 1 ·3811 ~•'"·'I (~VAC Only) M. Spailldlng, KC 1\lallle-Team G FG FT PTS 7312P • fl G. Hall, SW , .. . .. 6 63 11 1~ C. Bradbiiry,. Kc ' · R. Douglas, E.... 7 46 23 '• 7.33 22 J. Hall, KC ...... 1 43 26 112 Marlin, E · 7 37 12 D. Giooe, KC .& Heft lie lhe M. T. Cremeens, HT 6 43 25 111 by lotll and lit · , C. D. M. M. Spaulding, KC 7 31 29 91 Btadbury, KC 7 33 2i 88 Daniels, HT . . S 34 20 Martin, 'E • .. . 13112 Pa)'lle, NG ... 6 36 13 Grose, KC. .. .. I 27 IS MUSICAL JACK.POT $50,000 SAVIICGS WEEKLY .' a.osm :ntiiiG TO ' A PHAIII!AC'( · IN YOUl'ltiiMI ' _,.. .J loll _._ w. •nn'r.tno to ~ '... flli~ow~..i - · · etilom>< · - , " ' .\. " ' . ·G.E. SWiva TOP SWEEPER _ _ ,· (u; SLICE TOASTER - ·' '' . . · G.E. HAND MIXER -:-"---. G~ ~.C)~ENER - - - . . . . ; 'tWo \ · o~E. STEB. ' '11 ; • r;o.a.;..-o. ... · ..~6Jin(1 �I .I I • ' YIs· W! RESERVITHI RIGHT TO UMIT . -_ QUANTirt. · HEAD&SHOUtDE ·, . . C NOT ·JUST A FEW SPECIALS ·aliT . .OVER ~ ITEMS P.RICEp .AS .LOW EVERY .:DAY AS CHAIN STORES PRICE THEIR EEATURE ITEMS " ,.. ' . ·- . '\ c ; ' ,,..••• ••• ~ , • - TENDERBEST I • $ • ' ' ' ' SATISPAC110N ·: · GUARANIIED .,,. .. ON ALL PIODUCIS .•,... TENDERBEST ...,WilliE CHIIItPUI.I.Y .. ·--- c ·,. -- ~ - LB. LB. PAIR SOLD OR YOUR . •, BONUS s ·f!JYS ... PURINA • ' Downy 1or 29c BATHROOM 25 LB. BAG ' . TISSUE 4"'" 69c Easy Monday Bleactl::. _ ..~. 3?c · Veg. Beef Soup cAMPfllfi D~ 1~ ~·" Jello ALL FLAVORS 10c Mother Quick Oats 42 ... 45c ChefBoyArdeePizza cHEllE- 42c -Cake Mixes DUNCAN HINIS 36c · Dog Food Jo ao 12 .... $1-00 ·BiscuitS IALLARD OR PILLSIURY- 4 uno 37( Wax Paper cur a1r• 24c Paper Towels scom JuM•o 29c . - Pink Salmon DEL MONTI 65C PLASTIC SHOE BOXES ; $ LILT SPECIAL HOME PERMANENT .39· c ROLLS ' ., ........ r ' ' . GLAD WRAP .- FREEZER WRAP-.~---' ALCOHOL .Rubbing pt. Compound bot. ·• '. -- ---.PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE e •' S. NO. 1 Shortening ~ • • • PRODUCE SNOWDRIFT ' c -~ c ' ' 3LB. CAN -•. .{ ' . Host-Ease lb. All Purpose . '\ .~;.- .' ,.' . ' GOLDEN RIP&. e 7oz. Capacity ]b. ·.. ONE LB. · ROLLS ' c JUMBO ROLLS ' ' ' . ' ''. ' .. ;•. MIDDLEPORT, _ '·,'ii OHIO •' . REG . _l $1.49 c ' . It'S THE TOTAL .THAT COUNTS: ANI:f AT TINY'S ' YOU · ' . Pkg.of75 ·. ·. · •Insulated ·'' . ' . -;:: :t ., BONUS BUY HOMESTEAD - OLEO ' -, bQg r - BONUS BUY CHARM IN IVERYDAY LOW PRICES GerbRr Baby Food 3 Honey Grahams NAIIsco _ . 100 TABLETS --------~~~-- / \ ' ' -:= �I .I I • ' YIs· W! RESERVITHI RIGHT TO UMIT . -_ QUANTirt. · HEAD&SHOUtDE ·, . . C NOT ·JUST A FEW SPECIALS ·aliT . .OVER ~ ITEMS P.RICEp .AS .LOW EVERY .:DAY AS CHAIN STORES PRICE THEIR EEATURE ITEMS " ,.. ' . ·- . '\ c ; ' ,,..••• ••• ~ , • - TENDERBEST I • $ • ' ' ' ' SATISPAC110N ·: · GUARANIIED .,,. .. ON ALL PIODUCIS .•,... TENDERBEST ...,WilliE CHIIItPUI.I.Y .. ·--- c ·,. -- ~ - LB. LB. PAIR SOLD OR YOUR . •, BONUS s ·f!JYS ... PURINA • ' Downy 1or 29c BATHROOM 25 LB. BAG ' . TISSUE 4"'" 69c Easy Monday Bleactl::. _ ..~. 3?c · Veg. Beef Soup cAMPfllfi D~ 1~ ~·" Jello ALL FLAVORS 10c Mother Quick Oats 42 ... 45c ChefBoyArdeePizza cHEllE- 42c -Cake Mixes DUNCAN HINIS 36c · Dog Food Jo ao 12 .... $1-00 ·BiscuitS IALLARD OR PILLSIURY- 4 uno 37( Wax Paper cur a1r• 24c Paper Towels scom JuM•o 29c . - Pink Salmon DEL MONTI 65C PLASTIC SHOE BOXES ; $ LILT SPECIAL HOME PERMANENT .39· c ROLLS ' ., ........ r ' ' . GLAD WRAP .- FREEZER WRAP-.~---' ALCOHOL .Rubbing pt. Compound bot. ·• '. -- ---.PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE e •' S. NO. 1 Shortening ~ • • • PRODUCE SNOWDRIFT ' c -~ c ' ' 3LB. CAN -•. .{ ' . Host-Ease lb. All Purpose . '\ .~;.- .' ,.' . ' GOLDEN RIP&. e 7oz. Capacity ]b. ·.. ONE LB. · ROLLS ' c JUMBO ROLLS ' ' ' . ' ''. ' .. ;•. MIDDLEPORT, _ '·,'ii OHIO •' . REG . _l $1.49 c ' . It'S THE TOTAL .THAT COUNTS: ANI:f AT TINY'S ' YOU · ' . Pkg.of75 ·. ·. · •Insulated ·'' . ' . -;:: :t ., BONUS BUY HOMESTEAD - OLEO ' -, bQg r - BONUS BUY CHARM IN IVERYDAY LOW PRICES GerbRr Baby Food 3 Honey Grahams NAIIsco _ . 100 TABLETS --------~~~-- / \ ' ' -:= �t 1 n:; • 1 UMJ, l'I>!Mroy-~Mdlepert, .O., Ja11. 25, tNT ... ~ ' . . ., Mrs. Je11lcs iJ Would You ~elieve? •• Practically Every Item At ~all-Price /lead Right Pown i~e PafJ(I I Rep. Ford is.Expo~tion Kick-off Speaker Feb. 7th 3 'DA¥5 ONLY "'!be 1117 ~ to'\'! lt ~ oL lhe lddresl lb .P. ~·.., by U. s. R!p1roseo~ l '·• e Gerald R. Ford at : • Monday,January27-28-.30 Friday, Satu ...11 Luncheon, :. r~::~r:pos"lon~:·~::~I (Open Fri. & S.t. Nlghtt Til9) · ldtlorial 't\8Jding, rntombus. The J.day al and Commercial Show will • be lleld February 7, 3 and 9. Rep. Ford served on the Com· SEMI-ANNUAL rniltee on Appropriations, where he was senior RepubUcan mem- • • • b.J on the Sul>committee for the Department of Defense and Subcommittee for Foreign erstlons, before becoming Minorl~y Leader of the House . le was appointed to a seven mtber board to investigate REP. GERALD FORD as ssination of President Ken- in electrical apparatus suppHes ne y, .,and is_ co-author of _th~. 1 and heaticg equ.ipme~t. I took Portratt or an Assassm. sponsors include Columbus The Electrical Manufacturer!li South n Ohio Electric ComElposition will celebrate a dec- pany er 11d~ of progreSs this year. More ~:_:·_ __ _ _ _ __ 150 . 1~Xhibitors from thfougbout U. S. will display the ntMest and latest improvements than ••• J Tremendous bargains for Men ,ind Boys, (ladies, Too). Remember such an event as ' ' this can only happen twice a ye1r•.Come ·early. You will be glad you did. Doors open • YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT at 9 a.m. on Friday. All ~ales cash! dosed All Day Thursday, Jan. 26, Preparing For This Great Event! MATCHING HANDBAGS BE HERE FRIDAY, JAN. 27 at 9 A.M. . John ~ .,.. ~el!i!'J!Ineyer, i Editor ; of Utelhtll_.;c.J.umbus f lrlcl Three lnlei'IUilioaal Coun· SHE'S eil of Industrial Editors, PIUs·b•rfb, Pa. A member of Co- ; slon. Ia her navy-ror-sprlag pants suit with bell-bottom trouoen and adatlraltJ brass buUo_QI~. :. i SUITED lo the oeca· In throw the government. It was I broken up. A smaU charge for alterations. . Mens Coat ' MENS HOLLYWOOD iUPJi -There Song of Barney Kempinskl," I has been, I think, far too much starring Alan Arkin, which was 1 CARRY ' Heavy Outerwear - -••! Price All from our r~$~lar ! rogrammmg fortitude for tne sneer 8 t If 1.t h"ld it 0 · . s up, ~etwork to be willing to take . ~he risk of overextending itself mea~~ f thatth at le_asdt oncfe a 1 • mon or e remam er o Interesting Series season - percentagewise For th1s reason alone, and will continue to get espite the disaster:, we have exceptional show from ''Stage een and probabl)l. will see 67." That would mean a balfgain, _"Stage _ 6i'' is still the dozen or morP notable producost mterrsUng of all the lions for the series in one eekly nt>twork entertainment season, and 1 don 't think one eries. perhaps the only one left , could ask much more of any hat offers the element f)f weekly experimental program. urprJse _ Consider its triumphs : This Thursday's "Stage 67" fs There. was Truman Capote'' .er.Htled ·· ~n . Dwight 0. .A C.'hrJst ~as Memory." star- ; Eisenhower on the military mg Geraldme Page. There was 1 Churchill," and will have the n adaptation of Katherine iformer president reminisce with i nne , Porter's ·'Noon Wine," Ijournalist Alistair Cooke about ith_} ason Robards, Olivia 4e the brilliance of Britain's av1Jand and Theodore Bikel. wartime leader. As for next I There was a splendid contem- 1season, it is said at this point ra..,., drama. "The Trap ol :lhat "Stage ~7" may be back lid Gold." headlinging Cliff , but not in a regular time slot, obertsona nd Dma Merrill i~ •jwhich wooldn:t be so bad. Onllv il ry ~ of a young executive 1its !allure w1tll onginal mu,si-11 fmanc1al tus-seeking in his businest, ~ feel the rriedium i'in't well I ll of U~se hours got exception- ~ ed for suet~ productions. That's r. tl reviews. And there was no way for anyone around Murray Schisgal's "Tbe l.ove i "ABC Stqe 67" to talk. :. stock o! top name 'Jackets. Both t BOYS DENIM JEANS MENS WORK JACKETS l1a OFF Twills, denim and whipco• J in Grey, Blue and Green. Reg. 6.98 Now Just 4.66 dy. Values to 3.49. ' Mens T'opcoats ',_ . - - ! Price. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;__ _....i,_ _ _ Both' Cardigan ..- MENS All Weat~er Coats MENS Now Only ·Sleeveless Sweaters -·! Price Price These have the zip in lining. Reg. 30.00 to 65.00. On Sale 15.00 to .. 32.50 -- ~l Price r· 3.00 •• • MENS ,fAJAMAS __,_ _ __ _. V.. OFF White, plain colors and strlpes Included. B~tton down, . All .from our re~ular stock of good quality Pajamas. mop tabs and spfl'8d collars. Values to SS!t8. A good Si~ B, C ,~ D. Reg. 4.98 to 6.98. Yours fot Only run of sJZes. ' ¥r 3:3210 4.66 ( .-, . . 59c.. Value . .\ ' ··CASTORIA ......... ' · ' · •.. ' '. ' ' . - ., i-. ·,. Prke .. . ' Cottons, ra)·on ana nylon inc'luded. ·SfieJ ·Small, Medium ~and Larg('. Navy) Burgundy, Green,_Yell.ow· .and F"ncy Pitttrnl. Reg. 4.98 to 6.98 Oo Sale 2.49 t• 4.49 . · i ladies Blouses '' ''. ' .. · · ·~· · · •··· ·: ~d name in b1C'uses that ydu ~ijl sure rec:ogniie. 'At nice e.seleCtion 'as we h8Ve ever had to oUP.r. You will Sure want more than on~ of them. S~ze!t 10 to ;!0. ).leg. 3.98 to 8,98." We \ have several of these bua~e)' won 't la&t' lqng at 2~ h 4.66 'A '. ·i. . ' l.~dlts 't. lb33 · .. · .............. 2 pal's 88c .' . • V • ~-~-f'" .. ~·--·- .-:... ·-·- ' ' ' ' .• ... .. ~.~ ; · ··~+. ' • ·'"..· . . . I :- :· • • ; v•1cks vaporu b 36c 41c "• Crest Tooth Paste _ • Chapstick ---26c ,,.so Loving Care $1•'7 • Johnson Baby Oil _ 26C 25c Adhesive Tape ~.s,.. l6c Dove Soap ••lh sr. _ 2 Camay_ Soap ••lh .... _ 2 Downy Spic and Span _ __. Charmin Tissue Tide ....... ____..... t laclie, K~it T~s ·;:i.... :· ~· · ~; ...,. ~ ·:.: i'Pra • . ' ' Size6 ~0 to 18. Some a~tretch, some are not. Nylons and wools mcluded. Reg. 8.9 12,98 Now Only, 4.49 to 6,49 , go wrong. Values to U .98. • .,.' Sl~et l~·· to 1«~'· 'Bee ' l!idies Slacks ' ··,'J" ..... ·.. ·.. ·.. .. l Both Plaids and Plain colors. A nlce run• of Sizes &Colors. Reg. Price 9.00 to 14.98. ..t · ME.~ ~ONG SLEEVE SHIRT JACS _ J.i P~ICE 4 49 6 49 "' to 7.49 Reg· rl'ce 8·98 t O 12 ·98 0 n Sa1e On Sole ,,.50 • to · Mens Dress Shirts - ~· ") · Not every size in everY rotor but for a buck you can "t • ~ Both long sleeve and short sleeves hi 10.00 to 22:00 On Sale S:W to 11.00 $1.00 55c VALUI • $10.88 Two gallon capacity. Runs 18 to 24 houn. Recom· , men~ed by doctors and hospitals. • • . Desert Flower ladies Dresses ··· ·· · ··· · · · •·· ·· ~ :, . ,l ,Prlte Odd Lot Mens S. S. Uniform Shirts .- V.. Price Sizes are broken. Reg. 2.98 to 3.98. While they' last at 1.49 to 1.99 • BRECK SHAMPOO to 7.49 . ' MENS TIES _ 3 for $1.00 Both ready tied and tie yeur own. Values to $1.50. MENS S. S. SPORT SHIRTS 3.99 • $1.00 Value sizes Small, Medium, Large and ~ Large. Reg. 7.98 b) 14.91 -· ~ -I Styl_es. Both wool and Orloq, ba. and Slipover Compare 19.95 THIS SALE _ _ ~ '.> ladies Sweaters >.···.. ·.. ·;...... · l Price Both Sljpover and button styles. Sizes S, M, L & XL. ,.. Reg. ,5.98to 9.98. Now just 2.99 to 4.99 A real good quality Coat. All wools in Reg., Shorts & Longs. Reg. Pric11 5.5.00 to 70.00. These won't last long at 27.50. ~ 35.00 · y Mens Wool Shirts l Price I . , SHAMPOO BOYS WINTER CAPS - - - - 'Y.z· OFF · Wools, Cotton and Plastic. Reg. 1.98 to 3.98 On Sale 1.32 to 2.66 · · · An excellent run of sizes and colors. V Neck, zipper front, turtle neck and Western Styles. Reg. 8.98 to 14.98. For 3 Days Only 4.49 to 7.49. Sizes S M L & XL. • $1.98 . Boys Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS _ l1a Prl~e Sizes 8 to 20 in some real ntce colors. Rilg. 1.98 'IO ;' 4. 98. These will be the first things to go at 1.00 to 2.49 MENS WINTER CAPS -:---:-:---:--:-:-: V.. OFF Reg. 1.98 to 3.98 Now Just 1.32 to 2.66 Size~ 6 to 15. Jn.tl~ded all Dlue D(•nim, Li&ht Blue & Burgun- 65c V-0-5 BC)yS SWEATERS . l1a ·Prlc• Both Slipover and Bu\ton. Styles. Most of· these 'are washable. Sizes B to 20. Reg. 4.98 to 8.98. On Sale 2.49to 4.49 MENS COTTON SWEATERS _ _ _ $2.00 Zipper front. Reg. $3.98 value. HUMIDIFIER ~ . long_ and short J&Cket styles. Nylons, cottons and cordu- Mens Velour Shirts Sale! Kool Air BOYS OUTERWEAR l1a Price One of the leading names fn Boys Outerwear. Both short and long styles. Some are washable. Reg. 8.98 · to 22.50. On Sale 4.49 to II .25 in sizes 4 to 20 ·' !I Stage ffl" b d A d .t h shows attempted m a quality . as one. n 1 as manner : not a percentage to [aken no . small . amount .ol Th1s. JS .. , ,. • MENS HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS_ V.. OFF Red , Navy, Blue, Green & Grey. Sizes S, M, L & XL. Reg. 3.49 to 4.98. Just right for those cold days ahead at 2.33 to 3.32 roy mcluded. Reg. $12.98 to $60.00. television's ·'ABC Stage 67," the !iion critics around tbe country weekly hour of dramas, musi· although not by those of the NOW JUST ---~ $6.49 to $30.00 cals and documentaries, as a cail)• New York press. failure. 1 Go not think that it 1:1. ' Shows Good Percentage J think its overall percentage of I Some other "Stage 67" · MENS WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS ~-- Be ~xceptional programs is as · presentations were also ~uch as one could hope for in lhan passable, and got limit I 2 per customer, fny branch of entertainment. · notices in some quarters, but ; Th ~ · th · h :one were to concentrate only ,•· e ('o;, ....llson rd ' e senes as ,•the four programs mlenti·oned , 1 ~r at ' above consider the percentage ' MENS FLANNEL SHIRTS - - - - V.. OFF ,-=erne - ~ ·rao marlY mes totviewers and rev1ewers, • Sizes are broken. clud~ - · tbi:S one ih that ABC- I of s?ows. that caused more than .' . _ . rout me mteres1. Well, "Stage V has: lUte trad1110n ot quality . 67 , b Reg. 2.98 to 4.98 _ _ On Sale 2.00 to 3.32 ......., d th egan a I'1ttl e more th an . h 1 an d f rodu '"'¥'!'li"Jl8D epOIS h .h mm~nt that 0 with it our mont s ago, wh1c means .. g. • so that roughlv 25 per cent of tile ' hen It. ·overextends !tsclf anrl 1s . tl · . h del'JVered MENS LIGHT BLUE DENIM JEANS,. _ $2.98 . '· d 11me 1e ser1es as d 1 a , 1 IS very , very ua · ' ~ ,·. ,. ' ~·· ·, ccasional disaste~s ot this !:lorl successfully' or at least reasonA v~ry g~. .na"'i_~n Jeans. We just bought toO many: First ably succes!lfully , what lt quahty. Vil~ ~~., unfortunate ly tend to · d h' 11 1· ; herefore ' '''-.-'\~ egate the impressive tlungs promtse - Jg I Y. provoca lYe . .. rum ' cals seems to be depressing tile necessities of ~ series' creators, who apparen~y eROOFING ePAINTS SUPPliES • Plumbl.,g Supplies eHEATING . . CASH and _ · BOYS SWEAT SHIRTS . . l1a Price S~eaters Pr~ce Novelty and plain colors in Long and Short sleeves. SIZes are broken. Reg. Prtce 9.98 to 1: 98. A real Reg. 1.98 to 2.98. Sale Price 1.00 to 1.49 good buy at 4.99 to 9.49. · · . Reg. S.98 to 7.98 _ _ On Sale 2.99 to 3.99 Stage 67 Offering Viewers :Excellent Entertainment of a tendency to write off well-received by many MHoft. W. v..· Mens Casual Slacks - l Price Most of these never need lrontng. Both Continental and Bell Loop Styles. A very good name in mens pants TV in Review . auSe of the eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS ePlYWOOD ePANEliNG SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Sport Shirts • • - ! Price .Sweaters - ; - - -! Pric\: . .. . . . jnember ojZ tile Publle Rela· A;m~ loduslrial 2,000 .!e!JF-r[ii~ ~iloro ,<PubUclty kr the ltiC Vall~ ~ppeal Compalga, a field, Mass., hoping to J W1th S1.00 F-r.. Delivery Mens Dress Slacks - -l Price i___ ::...:.:-·;:;:-:- ="=-- lions Coalm!Uo<, reporter.for the Dispatch, and • . Editor of Bar&ley newspapers. 773-5554 Mens Sport Coats - ! Price ,pany's employee ma1azl1e, hat been named Nalional Alfairs Represeatativt, Dls- lumbus Advertisinl Club, and ebairman of the Crt>etive A· wards Cemmittee. be was a MENS LONG SLEEVE ' and · ! Southera Ohio Electrle Com· - - - - ! Price I MENS DICKIES Plain color and two-t-o.n-es-. R -e-g-.1'".11-s_o.;..n_Sale· " for 1.oci. All wool and wool blends that ran be worn the year Both button down and spread collar styles. Some ·of Some of these are r~verslble. · ·· · • round. Both Ivy and Reg. Styles. A nic_e selection of the$<! never need ironing. Plain colors & flalds. Reg. styles and colors. Reg. Shorts and Long. Reg. Price 3.98 to 7.98. You just have to see these at .99 to 3.99. ' $45.00 to $80.00. Odd Lot MENS DRESS'LOAFERS _ _ $7 .Sizes: S, M, L, & XL. Values to $12.95. NOW JUST - - - - $22.50 to $40.00 ... MENS UNIFORM PANTS 2 pr. $5.00 Mens Western Style Sweat Shirts _ Y.z· Price ', ~ real nice run of sizes from 29 to 42 in grey and tan. . ' Burgun~y, green & Navy Blue. Sizes S, M, L .& Xi; ; A very nice selection of styles and colors. Reg. Pnce 3.98 to 5.98. Yours for only 1,99,-to .2.99 . · MENS WASHABLE CASUAL PANTS _ $2.98 Reg. 29.50 to 39.50 _ On Sale 14.75 to 19.75 For the man who wants a larger bottom on his pants. TJ;tese come in Brown & Blue Only. Reg. Price 4.98 MENS CORDUROY PANTS , % Prlc• . These have the tight legs which y~u young Dlen like. MENS SLIPOVER Reg. 5.98 to 7.98, Sale Price 2.99 .to 3.99 Rayon blends and all wool worsteds. Size ;!9 to 50. Reg. PI'IC<! $6.98 to $16.98. A small charge for alterations. 1:$t~. Now at the amazing low price of 3.49 to 8.49 Both v Neck & Round Neck styles. Both Fancy and,/~ENS SHOE SHINE KITS Plam collars. Orlqns, all wool and wool blends. Reg. .ft'ese even make a nic ift f Re · n.." Price 8.98 to 25.00. (Boy these are.really tough at·.. $3,e 8. e g or someone. .&-: nice . . 4.49 to 12.50) ' Mens Suits HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY Comet - - - - 2 ~•rgens Soqp loth . - __,.,.;;;...:u;.. 1 • Ir ,j • ' �t 1 n:; • 1 UMJ, l'I>!Mroy-~Mdlepert, .O., Ja11. 25, tNT ... ~ ' . . ., Mrs. Je11lcs iJ Would You ~elieve? •• Practically Every Item At ~all-Price /lead Right Pown i~e PafJ(I I Rep. Ford is.Expo~tion Kick-off Speaker Feb. 7th 3 'DA¥5 ONLY "'!be 1117 ~ to'\'! lt ~ oL lhe lddresl lb .P. ~·.., by U. s. R!p1roseo~ l '·• e Gerald R. Ford at : • Monday,January27-28-.30 Friday, Satu ...11 Luncheon, :. r~::~r:pos"lon~:·~::~I (Open Fri. & S.t. Nlghtt Til9) · ldtlorial 't\8Jding, rntombus. The J.day al and Commercial Show will • be lleld February 7, 3 and 9. Rep. Ford served on the Com· SEMI-ANNUAL rniltee on Appropriations, where he was senior RepubUcan mem- • • • b.J on the Sul>committee for the Department of Defense and Subcommittee for Foreign erstlons, before becoming Minorl~y Leader of the House . le was appointed to a seven mtber board to investigate REP. GERALD FORD as ssination of President Ken- in electrical apparatus suppHes ne y, .,and is_ co-author of _th~. 1 and heaticg equ.ipme~t. I took Portratt or an Assassm. sponsors include Columbus The Electrical Manufacturer!li South n Ohio Electric ComElposition will celebrate a dec- pany er 11d~ of progreSs this year. More ~:_:·_ __ _ _ _ __ 150 . 1~Xhibitors from thfougbout U. S. will display the ntMest and latest improvements than ••• J Tremendous bargains for Men ,ind Boys, (ladies, Too). Remember such an event as ' ' this can only happen twice a ye1r•.Come ·early. You will be glad you did. Doors open • YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT at 9 a.m. on Friday. All ~ales cash! dosed All Day Thursday, Jan. 26, Preparing For This Great Event! MATCHING HANDBAGS BE HERE FRIDAY, JAN. 27 at 9 A.M. . John ~ .,.. ~el!i!'J!Ineyer, i Editor ; of Utelhtll_.;c.J.umbus f lrlcl Three lnlei'IUilioaal Coun· SHE'S eil of Industrial Editors, PIUs·b•rfb, Pa. A member of Co- ; slon. Ia her navy-ror-sprlag pants suit with bell-bottom trouoen and adatlraltJ brass buUo_QI~. :. i SUITED lo the oeca· In throw the government. It was I broken up. A smaU charge for alterations. . Mens Coat ' MENS HOLLYWOOD iUPJi -There Song of Barney Kempinskl," I has been, I think, far too much starring Alan Arkin, which was 1 CARRY ' Heavy Outerwear - -••! Price All from our r~$~lar ! rogrammmg fortitude for tne sneer 8 t If 1.t h"ld it 0 · . s up, ~etwork to be willing to take . ~he risk of overextending itself mea~~ f thatth at le_asdt oncfe a 1 • mon or e remam er o Interesting Series season - percentagewise For th1s reason alone, and will continue to get espite the disaster:, we have exceptional show from ''Stage een and probabl)l. will see 67." That would mean a balfgain, _"Stage _ 6i'' is still the dozen or morP notable producost mterrsUng of all the lions for the series in one eekly nt>twork entertainment season, and 1 don 't think one eries. perhaps the only one left , could ask much more of any hat offers the element f)f weekly experimental program. urprJse _ Consider its triumphs : This Thursday's "Stage 67" fs There. was Truman Capote'' .er.Htled ·· ~n . Dwight 0. .A C.'hrJst ~as Memory." star- ; Eisenhower on the military mg Geraldme Page. There was 1 Churchill," and will have the n adaptation of Katherine iformer president reminisce with i nne , Porter's ·'Noon Wine," Ijournalist Alistair Cooke about ith_} ason Robards, Olivia 4e the brilliance of Britain's av1Jand and Theodore Bikel. wartime leader. As for next I There was a splendid contem- 1season, it is said at this point ra..,., drama. "The Trap ol :lhat "Stage ~7" may be back lid Gold." headlinging Cliff , but not in a regular time slot, obertsona nd Dma Merrill i~ •jwhich wooldn:t be so bad. Onllv il ry ~ of a young executive 1its !allure w1tll onginal mu,si-11 fmanc1al tus-seeking in his businest, ~ feel the rriedium i'in't well I ll of U~se hours got exception- ~ ed for suet~ productions. That's r. tl reviews. And there was no way for anyone around Murray Schisgal's "Tbe l.ove i "ABC Stqe 67" to talk. :. stock o! top name 'Jackets. Both t BOYS DENIM JEANS MENS WORK JACKETS l1a OFF Twills, denim and whipco• J in Grey, Blue and Green. Reg. 6.98 Now Just 4.66 dy. Values to 3.49. ' Mens T'opcoats ',_ . - - ! Price. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;__ _....i,_ _ _ Both' Cardigan ..- MENS All Weat~er Coats MENS Now Only ·Sleeveless Sweaters -·! Price Price These have the zip in lining. Reg. 30.00 to 65.00. On Sale 15.00 to .. 32.50 -- ~l Price r· 3.00 •• • MENS ,fAJAMAS __,_ _ __ _. V.. OFF White, plain colors and strlpes Included. B~tton down, . All .from our re~ular stock of good quality Pajamas. mop tabs and spfl'8d collars. Values to SS!t8. A good Si~ B, C ,~ D. Reg. 4.98 to 6.98. Yours fot Only run of sJZes. ' ¥r 3:3210 4.66 ( .-, . . 59c.. Value . .\ ' ··CASTORIA ......... ' · ' · •.. ' '. ' ' . - ., i-. ·,. Prke .. . ' Cottons, ra)·on ana nylon inc'luded. ·SfieJ ·Small, Medium ~and Larg('. Navy) Burgundy, Green,_Yell.ow· .and F"ncy Pitttrnl. Reg. 4.98 to 6.98 Oo Sale 2.49 t• 4.49 . · i ladies Blouses '' ''. ' .. · · ·~· · · •··· ·: ~d name in b1C'uses that ydu ~ijl sure rec:ogniie. 'At nice e.seleCtion 'as we h8Ve ever had to oUP.r. You will Sure want more than on~ of them. S~ze!t 10 to ;!0. ).leg. 3.98 to 8,98." We \ have several of these bua~e)' won 't la&t' lqng at 2~ h 4.66 'A '. ·i. . ' l.~dlts 't. lb33 · .. · .............. 2 pal's 88c .' . • V • ~-~-f'" .. ~·--·- .-:... ·-·- ' ' ' ' .• ... .. ~.~ ; · ··~+. ' • ·'"..· . . . I :- :· • • ; v•1cks vaporu b 36c 41c "• Crest Tooth Paste _ • Chapstick ---26c ,,.so Loving Care $1•'7 • Johnson Baby Oil _ 26C 25c Adhesive Tape ~.s,.. l6c Dove Soap ••lh sr. _ 2 Camay_ Soap ••lh .... _ 2 Downy Spic and Span _ __. Charmin Tissue Tide ....... ____..... t laclie, K~it T~s ·;:i.... :· ~· · ~; ...,. ~ ·:.: i'Pra • . ' ' Size6 ~0 to 18. Some a~tretch, some are not. Nylons and wools mcluded. Reg. 8.9 12,98 Now Only, 4.49 to 6,49 , go wrong. Values to U .98. • .,.' Sl~et l~·· to 1«~'· 'Bee ' l!idies Slacks ' ··,'J" ..... ·.. ·.. ·.. .. l Both Plaids and Plain colors. A nlce run• of Sizes &Colors. Reg. Price 9.00 to 14.98. ..t · ME.~ ~ONG SLEEVE SHIRT JACS _ J.i P~ICE 4 49 6 49 "' to 7.49 Reg· rl'ce 8·98 t O 12 ·98 0 n Sa1e On Sole ,,.50 • to · Mens Dress Shirts - ~· ") · Not every size in everY rotor but for a buck you can "t • ~ Both long sleeve and short sleeves hi 10.00 to 22:00 On Sale S:W to 11.00 $1.00 55c VALUI • $10.88 Two gallon capacity. Runs 18 to 24 houn. Recom· , men~ed by doctors and hospitals. • • . Desert Flower ladies Dresses ··· ·· · ··· · · · •·· ·· ~ :, . ,l ,Prlte Odd Lot Mens S. S. Uniform Shirts .- V.. Price Sizes are broken. Reg. 2.98 to 3.98. While they' last at 1.49 to 1.99 • BRECK SHAMPOO to 7.49 . ' MENS TIES _ 3 for $1.00 Both ready tied and tie yeur own. Values to $1.50. MENS S. S. SPORT SHIRTS 3.99 • $1.00 Value sizes Small, Medium, Large and ~ Large. Reg. 7.98 b) 14.91 -· ~ -I Styl_es. Both wool and Orloq, ba. and Slipover Compare 19.95 THIS SALE _ _ ~ '.> ladies Sweaters >.···.. ·.. ·;...... · l Price Both Sljpover and button styles. Sizes S, M, L & XL. ,.. Reg. ,5.98to 9.98. Now just 2.99 to 4.99 A real good quality Coat. All wools in Reg., Shorts & Longs. Reg. Pric11 5.5.00 to 70.00. These won't last long at 27.50. ~ 35.00 · y Mens Wool Shirts l Price I . , SHAMPOO BOYS WINTER CAPS - - - - 'Y.z· OFF · Wools, Cotton and Plastic. Reg. 1.98 to 3.98 On Sale 1.32 to 2.66 · · · An excellent run of sizes and colors. V Neck, zipper front, turtle neck and Western Styles. Reg. 8.98 to 14.98. For 3 Days Only 4.49 to 7.49. Sizes S M L & XL. • $1.98 . Boys Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS _ l1a Prl~e Sizes 8 to 20 in some real ntce colors. Rilg. 1.98 'IO ;' 4. 98. These will be the first things to go at 1.00 to 2.49 MENS WINTER CAPS -:---:-:---:--:-:-: V.. OFF Reg. 1.98 to 3.98 Now Just 1.32 to 2.66 Size~ 6 to 15. Jn.tl~ded all Dlue D(•nim, Li&ht Blue & Burgun- 65c V-0-5 BC)yS SWEATERS . l1a ·Prlc• Both Slipover and Bu\ton. Styles. Most of· these 'are washable. Sizes B to 20. Reg. 4.98 to 8.98. On Sale 2.49to 4.49 MENS COTTON SWEATERS _ _ _ $2.00 Zipper front. Reg. $3.98 value. HUMIDIFIER ~ . long_ and short J&Cket styles. Nylons, cottons and cordu- Mens Velour Shirts Sale! Kool Air BOYS OUTERWEAR l1a Price One of the leading names fn Boys Outerwear. Both short and long styles. Some are washable. Reg. 8.98 · to 22.50. On Sale 4.49 to II .25 in sizes 4 to 20 ·' !I Stage ffl" b d A d .t h shows attempted m a quality . as one. n 1 as manner : not a percentage to [aken no . small . amount .ol Th1s. JS .. , ,. • MENS HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS_ V.. OFF Red , Navy, Blue, Green & Grey. Sizes S, M, L & XL. Reg. 3.49 to 4.98. Just right for those cold days ahead at 2.33 to 3.32 roy mcluded. Reg. $12.98 to $60.00. television's ·'ABC Stage 67," the !iion critics around tbe country weekly hour of dramas, musi· although not by those of the NOW JUST ---~ $6.49 to $30.00 cals and documentaries, as a cail)• New York press. failure. 1 Go not think that it 1:1. ' Shows Good Percentage J think its overall percentage of I Some other "Stage 67" · MENS WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS ~-- Be ~xceptional programs is as · presentations were also ~uch as one could hope for in lhan passable, and got limit I 2 per customer, fny branch of entertainment. · notices in some quarters, but ; Th ~ · th · h :one were to concentrate only ,•· e ('o;, ....llson rd ' e senes as ,•the four programs mlenti·oned , 1 ~r at ' above consider the percentage ' MENS FLANNEL SHIRTS - - - - V.. OFF ,-=erne - ~ ·rao marlY mes totviewers and rev1ewers, • Sizes are broken. clud~ - · tbi:S one ih that ABC- I of s?ows. that caused more than .' . _ . rout me mteres1. Well, "Stage V has: lUte trad1110n ot quality . 67 , b Reg. 2.98 to 4.98 _ _ On Sale 2.00 to 3.32 ......., d th egan a I'1ttl e more th an . h 1 an d f rodu '"'¥'!'li"Jl8D epOIS h .h mm~nt that 0 with it our mont s ago, wh1c means .. g. • so that roughlv 25 per cent of tile ' hen It. ·overextends !tsclf anrl 1s . tl · . h del'JVered MENS LIGHT BLUE DENIM JEANS,. _ $2.98 . '· d 11me 1e ser1es as d 1 a , 1 IS very , very ua · ' ~ ,·. ,. ' ~·· ·, ccasional disaste~s ot this !:lorl successfully' or at least reasonA v~ry g~. .na"'i_~n Jeans. We just bought toO many: First ably succes!lfully , what lt quahty. Vil~ ~~., unfortunate ly tend to · d h' 11 1· ; herefore ' '''-.-'\~ egate the impressive tlungs promtse - Jg I Y. provoca lYe . .. rum ' cals seems to be depressing tile necessities of ~ series' creators, who apparen~y eROOFING ePAINTS SUPPliES • Plumbl.,g Supplies eHEATING . . CASH and _ · BOYS SWEAT SHIRTS . . l1a Price S~eaters Pr~ce Novelty and plain colors in Long and Short sleeves. SIZes are broken. Reg. Prtce 9.98 to 1: 98. A real Reg. 1.98 to 2.98. Sale Price 1.00 to 1.49 good buy at 4.99 to 9.49. · · . Reg. S.98 to 7.98 _ _ On Sale 2.99 to 3.99 Stage 67 Offering Viewers :Excellent Entertainment of a tendency to write off well-received by many MHoft. W. v..· Mens Casual Slacks - l Price Most of these never need lrontng. Both Continental and Bell Loop Styles. A very good name in mens pants TV in Review . auSe of the eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS ePlYWOOD ePANEliNG SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Sport Shirts • • - ! Price .Sweaters - ; - - -! Pric\: . .. . . . jnember ojZ tile Publle Rela· A;m~ loduslrial 2,000 .!e!JF-r[ii~ ~iloro ,<PubUclty kr the ltiC Vall~ ~ppeal Compalga, a field, Mass., hoping to J W1th S1.00 F-r.. Delivery Mens Dress Slacks - -l Price i___ ::...:.:-·;:;:-:- ="=-- lions Coalm!Uo<, reporter.for the Dispatch, and • . Editor of Bar&ley newspapers. 773-5554 Mens Sport Coats - ! Price ,pany's employee ma1azl1e, hat been named Nalional Alfairs Represeatativt, Dls- lumbus Advertisinl Club, and ebairman of the Crt>etive A· wards Cemmittee. be was a MENS LONG SLEEVE ' and · ! Southera Ohio Electrle Com· - - - - ! Price I MENS DICKIES Plain color and two-t-o.n-es-. R -e-g-.1'".11-s_o.;..n_Sale· " for 1.oci. All wool and wool blends that ran be worn the year Both button down and spread collar styles. Some ·of Some of these are r~verslble. · ·· · • round. Both Ivy and Reg. Styles. A nic_e selection of the$<! never need ironing. Plain colors & flalds. Reg. styles and colors. Reg. Shorts and Long. Reg. Price 3.98 to 7.98. You just have to see these at .99 to 3.99. ' $45.00 to $80.00. Odd Lot MENS DRESS'LOAFERS _ _ $7 .Sizes: S, M, L, & XL. Values to $12.95. NOW JUST - - - - $22.50 to $40.00 ... MENS UNIFORM PANTS 2 pr. $5.00 Mens Western Style Sweat Shirts _ Y.z· Price ', ~ real nice run of sizes from 29 to 42 in grey and tan. . ' Burgun~y, green & Navy Blue. Sizes S, M, L .& Xi; ; A very nice selection of styles and colors. Reg. Pnce 3.98 to 5.98. Yours for only 1,99,-to .2.99 . · MENS WASHABLE CASUAL PANTS _ $2.98 Reg. 29.50 to 39.50 _ On Sale 14.75 to 19.75 For the man who wants a larger bottom on his pants. TJ;tese come in Brown & Blue Only. Reg. Price 4.98 MENS CORDUROY PANTS , % Prlc• . These have the tight legs which y~u young Dlen like. MENS SLIPOVER Reg. 5.98 to 7.98, Sale Price 2.99 .to 3.99 Rayon blends and all wool worsteds. Size ;!9 to 50. Reg. PI'IC<! $6.98 to $16.98. A small charge for alterations. 1:$t~. Now at the amazing low price of 3.49 to 8.49 Both v Neck & Round Neck styles. Both Fancy and,/~ENS SHOE SHINE KITS Plam collars. Orlqns, all wool and wool blends. Reg. .ft'ese even make a nic ift f Re · n.." Price 8.98 to 25.00. (Boy these are.really tough at·.. $3,e 8. e g or someone. .&-: nice . . 4.49 to 12.50) ' Mens Suits HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY Comet - - - - 2 ~•rgens Soqp loth . - __,.,.;;;...:u;.. 1 • Ir ,j • ' �I • • 1 I 'I • I .' •' · ·~ ,._'"'!: ~ -u ..... _1 ~. .!!""~...2,...... -. .ll ,,. 'I ~ S... I._,..tilt. be!d r,1t - """ ..., f..A 1141\fll.\R PIan ,..•sh Fry - """""'- ,.. ••1tc fry cil Feb. ~""'>'· Ill: en clo!b will moet Wadnooda1 Ji'ebrUDry School h den, Ciydo Cbarles Pa;~ al I p.m. at tbe bonii of !ln. Pltumed by Croup .,., Morris Don P W. A. M<qJIL Bethel No. 112 ol tha Interns· Wlluam Guthrie Ibid Sa ';fe• WILDWOOD Garden Club Uonal Order of Job's Da1J&Iiters ley. H"""""' ~u......:= ,.;~ will meet WedDesday, at7:30 P. met ln regular IOMion Monday Carl Willi . JPted J clmo! m., II tbe home of Mn. Mlllon eventng at the Pomervy M....,. Arnold Rl';.";.., 'WUJ 1.~~ =~~~ ~~ ~Temple with Pam Cleek. John Moon' and the ladleo of .ore<! queen, pmld!ng. the Mlsllionary Society. OHIO ETA PHI Chapter Be- The meeUng opened In ritual· Oul-<ll.town relmlves attend- 11 Sigma Phl Sorority, .;,..11 \sUe !onn. Stephanie Pullen lnr the flweral , _ ,Morri• In lhe oocial room of the eo. and Linda , Lyons, past honorl'llyne, fll.; l.(p. ana lumbU! & Soulhern Ohio Eleoo ed qu...,, were Introduced and Mrs. sam and Mrs. VIr- tric Company at S:!5 p. m. escorted to seata In lhe east. IJ!nla 1\'. Mrs. Edward Crooks will bl Plans wera dbeuosed for • Va.; Don Payne, program cbalrmas with Mrs. school of bmru<Uon Mooday, and Mr. Lewis Hsy- John Redollian hostess. .February 13. den, all and Mr. WOMENS GUILD of llle Trl· and Mrs. and dlug!l- . nil)' United Church of ter, ' wUI m..t WedllOSIIIy, J.auary at 8 p.m. at tho Qlurcll. Fird RACINE METHOU,IS'l onnn,hi l • Celeb rat ed. Teresa Dawn Cavote of . Columbus celebrated her tst blrttlday , Sunday at her grandparents home, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Marlln, Locust Street, Mid· dle!>ort. < ' U ' U. fit of the cl111. party beld by .....,rt .<Ill clasi b' Stale durhur l 1/l NrDiDI • E-ds Sat; J~ Loki\' 1he~,:;:.;~~:~ paUento at Jan~ t""l•f, ,...,Jf I .. :1 ' .,. ~ ! 28 ..~ .'Still. Time·. . Jdn. Lester ZortJt! Ibid M r Mll"an P'rome to Mrt. Prollltt Misses !Dlda and ..,. W~Jss, Mrs. wnnam , Mn Russell Barlon Mro. Mejee, Mn. R - Stewart. Mn. Ge<qe C1r1011, and Mrs. Ruastll Copehart. 1be . . . class meetlnl will be Feb. . at the home of lll'•oeo Hilda and Lon>na Welu. . Istanbul, Turltl)', II situated on two eontlnenta' - A!la and Europa. 'lllilftr .,.... Rib Steaks .•••• _•• Dept. PM-II · Phillips Sisters Style Shop! • ---."--' Pomeroy 992-2589 Court .St. • _ •• THESE SPECIAL SAVINGS ' FOR JANUARY 26·27-28 . . \ - RACINE ..... ..... ' J ! I Right I \ 2' '· llloyal Prince . . . Whole Kemtler CI'Nlft$tyle ·poRK STEAK· .iAU .lib. lib. 1.19 . GOLDEN CORN - .... 1.~, 99e 1-lb. ~ . E GRAPEFRUIT J Ulc .. 11 cans '1.00 · -·'·--- ' .. n ......... _, ••• . ... o · u · · · , s · . LL H F.EORIDA ORAN E$ c .. . .' ... DISH GAIDEN Wldo SelocttO.. ,· ' - . . ,- .. • i •. · . . E~o,.. . liGULAl G,ltiND OltiP :Olt • ' ' -FAIRMONT , COTTAGE CHEESE Ll... tr·ScMIICurd S9t ··••d.lfly .... ao.... : ·· :... 1111 ' '\ . . "-· ·Rome'.l ea· .. ·For ·Eating J.J ' ' ' ) . . . ' ,. \ ' l \ ., I ' - . 2.0-oz. pkgs. ••••••• I ·.·p· · 18: ·Hi·C 3 ' '46•oz. ·10 tanll .··'·' - ~ . - . .. uv.- $1'.... ·. ~ Autrtool .' . -- u...,-,y_ Mayonnaise -_ 3 ,,... $1 Jgjce -·--·--· 4 '::;$1 ,.......,. lrond Alltko Phil< Co...U..J!voporltld .... 95c Sabnon ____ --· , r:;., 59e Milk ...... .: ...... 6 Ailorlod Vorllly Pooulor lr.,.. k.,. Butttrcrust or Slnclwlch Candy Bars __ • ·~· 89e Bread ·--·--· 4 ...... $1 R... tSc Y•lut T..... llfl R... ti.JtVohll ~=- ,toll Gleem ·-----· .' F:;:r 54c . . ·'Detergent 'Ajax .. v...,., ~ 2 Fruit Cakes !49c $1.26 ,! ' ' .: • ••••• K._ 1...... SliM llrottlnt, Sonclwleh s,.r-1, ... Hair Spray _ ••••••••••• • ,) giant box ,: ~: -:-' .~Hw..; ~ PUlaliur.u '& · ,, Yine Ripe ,,•·.... . ' ' ~- ~ Freah Florida Oranges a.,ldi.Applo ' J ' '' ,.,...i '' -Matlc COOkies ,... ..... . . Hom·oMilk · Bufferiii ··-···- ,.,. 74e - .... ., ' .~ Twin Pak Gallon - · .·. · ·. "' . . ·- . -~ . . J~ans ·-··-. 11ssue ··-·--- 5 ...,. $1 Towels-··---· 4 ""'$1 ... PolmoUYO . ' Kroger Brarid . ans ·-"·•Jo. ' .,.t - 2-cl. · ·, .; . .. -Be ·.'COokies .... ,... ......-~. 51c , •• • • • • • • ·lb. bag . ·suo up ' . • , ·· ·::iTT\ "'"" ........... C- VoliO, . F •t", Pl. . rul '• leF. .. ·.; l;q . ". trMed, 1rtlrt-hd beef tor Ttndoroy ••• ·•'-- lilt. fino INtf In lpiCial f'Mml when temperature, humidity and 11r elrcul.tion •~ regulatft to ~a.ttlroom 69e ._ .•~a ... ~_.37c < . 1; . . lb• bag Bub'f»le ·Bath Liquid ·. 5 ~-··· Packets 1111111 ~~~~ ........ 79c ~ EXPRESS ' - Flour ' ' Cleanser 1 !: 37c . D&L MONTI SUGAil AD:D • · , . .. ......_.•• 29c ·' . ·Peaches· AIOX PILLSBURY BUnERMILK BISCUITS T-Bone Steak 09 lb. Kro,.r lrand Plein 0< S. R. Morton Cherryf'Apple, · WAX PAPER ;.. .• !":' Kroger Brand Kntor ............ . .. ·,, t Cutr:ll• c Cut-r)p lb. 39c ••• ••• •• •• •• • • • • • "t· a Woll Cleaner 'i ·- ·::1 ' .Liquid SLI~j· ~~ BEEF STEW --- ~:49c BacQR ~ Baking·Hens i, Flo.- f; - \, Tenderaylb. AIIX All Pu,.... ·. . ~ i. 'Kroger Fresh Whole . tan11 1 • .' . ....••· 89c No. 21ft ... l'reoh Steak ..... ..... 99c na , . ,., ;Dlnty Moor. • fi"",.. "' 42c :',J 101 · ;~~.:.~';!;lUMPKIN - - ' ICNglr ~,.Lttn :.; '.~ : \ '' ' •• Steaks •... ____ .. _ 1!:· 69c 6.. s1 Stokely Fine Ttxtured THICK Fui-Valu Buy! . . ,, .1. ' Detergent · ·....,.. .... ., $L43 I' ;;ll Jiffy'• Flalft.O.Pretu or Bttf and Onion a..,.uol " Cold · - GAUON ·; :~! ~­ ' Detergent · 2 ~ 75c 'MILK ~'·. Fish StickS• -.•. -.. 37c Ala Llundry 21M ,: :a.i.!'!i1 . - ..;,!.!:!, Seafood Dinner .• - -:. 59e .... Soap loort """' . 45c 1 •., ··(~>....-. -Cookod Pohnollvo GoW Doodoront 2 . '· ..... "Yu...,.,.. c - Cut Soap ........ 'II ' .. ·"} Sirloin Steak 49e ·prosty BraM G-re to • lb• ·' ..u Kroger BriJild . .. 99e Palmolive Soap ., Fresh and . Lean Tendera1Jll). • "(,_J,.. Piece Bacon . _~ ... belli INrt Limit ' 'fhriftylb. .. 79e '"'(.,.,..,.. Wholo or IIIII Piece Bacbn -.•... ' 1 6TH ol PEARL STS. r IIACINI ~The Start W!lh A HGTI" ·•. ~,, - 63c n. .. RumpRoast ,_. __ •• Margarine 2 :~.. 59e , .;.!·_·_.._e_to_a~ . Quantities) Our .OWh Pu·re · • llrllhl - 81_turdll_,;, ,_ · _ .._._ .._..... .. 4 to 61b. Avertge Kroger Brand Porkoy the MARkETto lb. .... HI. 5 Reserve · A .. Flour We . : • Fui-Valu Open Mon.-Fri. .•• " • • • . 9 • '1 No Purcluue Refluiretlf'o Plaii-Kro(/.tfa.Deck 0' 'Money Game. FREE Game Pl«a Available At Ally Krot~.a •. i l 'b . I!!U tbiM ' FRESH PICNIC Corton--- ft -. . -. V9 1i MORE· FOR ·YOUR· MONEY.' MEAT VALUES • ' -. ... ,._ • J · .. -- .. llilld whoa lbe daM ..U lootb church annex on Guljlts ........ .• . r .• . Deck 0' wil hOld a !OUp su~:,.:~d:~~~ Jan. 25. Serving will be •:BO.Io 7 p. m. There wiR homa' made vegetabJt .. ,.11:~: 1 bean soup, cOrn bread, 11 wichea pie and Iced tea -. I " -,. Febtuory Third 11on ~Ill C:lt,.m. Ill ., !lib. bub ...... lln. -.,J*bor At MasonChurch ~w_:\':;...,c.po~wt __,,y w_..._ • . ~~w lllurcb. wHb111 • .., • ll1ll!Oif - Plont for I llsb Imade,.,.,_ · NIJ1'Y IITITCIIEIIS club daJ evlllinl "boa o\elnbm of p1y 1oeiD, ~~ ,.im meel . Woclnbdl}' tbo llumhiDo ClaM of· the Ma,. olftct.• at tbe IIQme of Mrs. DwiCbl • Metllodlft Cllurdl mel ot In ti)O I~ SPRINGS ., . ', ' • ' ~ ·~····· 11\ ,i'!..;;~ •. , , ,,•< ', ,• 0...... ,J • r~ ' r'' ,' j '-~ t ' o ('L I ••.• -••. 4' ::,:.4% '.. ,' ..MltsllroOtns _.....• · ~ ' .59c ' ' ' .·-~·-·· ---:·. , .,..", .··for ·~ ~ : · ,.-):sweet.C'Arn ::Yt ·l, ·"·49c ~ .--·· . ,• ' • \' -· .,., ~ '.' .' . • _ \. , I . ,.,..,) i)'!,t'f-~-· ' . -~- . •·'' , ' /··! . ·.;.. :t !lf~~ '·1 -H~Ori �I • • 1 I 'I • I .' •' · ·~ ,._'"'!: ~ -u ..... _1 ~. .!!""~...2,...... -. .ll ,,. 'I ~ S... I._,..tilt. be!d r,1t - """ ..., f..A 1141\fll.\R PIan ,..•sh Fry - """""'- ,.. ••1tc fry cil Feb. ~""'>'· Ill: en clo!b will moet Wadnooda1 Ji'ebrUDry School h den, Ciydo Cbarles Pa;~ al I p.m. at tbe bonii of !ln. Pltumed by Croup .,., Morris Don P W. A. M<qJIL Bethel No. 112 ol tha Interns· Wlluam Guthrie Ibid Sa ';fe• WILDWOOD Garden Club Uonal Order of Job's Da1J&Iiters ley. H"""""' ~u......:= ,.;~ will meet WedDesday, at7:30 P. met ln regular IOMion Monday Carl Willi . JPted J clmo! m., II tbe home of Mn. Mlllon eventng at the Pomervy M....,. Arnold Rl';.";.., 'WUJ 1.~~ =~~~ ~~ ~Temple with Pam Cleek. John Moon' and the ladleo of .ore<! queen, pmld!ng. the Mlsllionary Society. OHIO ETA PHI Chapter Be- The meeUng opened In ritual· Oul-<ll.town relmlves attend- 11 Sigma Phl Sorority, .;,..11 \sUe !onn. Stephanie Pullen lnr the flweral , _ ,Morri• In lhe oocial room of the eo. and Linda , Lyons, past honorl'llyne, fll.; l.(p. ana lumbU! & Soulhern Ohio Eleoo ed qu...,, were Introduced and Mrs. sam and Mrs. VIr- tric Company at S:!5 p. m. escorted to seata In lhe east. IJ!nla 1\'. Mrs. Edward Crooks will bl Plans wera dbeuosed for • Va.; Don Payne, program cbalrmas with Mrs. school of bmru<Uon Mooday, and Mr. Lewis Hsy- John Redollian hostess. .February 13. den, all and Mr. WOMENS GUILD of llle Trl· and Mrs. and dlug!l- . nil)' United Church of ter, ' wUI m..t WedllOSIIIy, J.auary at 8 p.m. at tho Qlurcll. Fird RACINE METHOU,IS'l onnn,hi l • Celeb rat ed. Teresa Dawn Cavote of . Columbus celebrated her tst blrttlday , Sunday at her grandparents home, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Marlln, Locust Street, Mid· dle!>ort. < ' U ' U. fit of the cl111. party beld by .....,rt .<Ill clasi b' Stale durhur l 1/l NrDiDI • E-ds Sat; J~ Loki\' 1he~,:;:.;~~:~ paUento at Jan~ t""l•f, ,...,Jf I .. :1 ' .,. ~ ! 28 ..~ .'Still. Time·. . Jdn. Lester ZortJt! Ibid M r Mll"an P'rome to Mrt. Prollltt Misses !Dlda and ..,. W~Jss, Mrs. wnnam , Mn Russell Barlon Mro. Mejee, Mn. R - Stewart. Mn. Ge<qe C1r1011, and Mrs. Ruastll Copehart. 1be . . . class meetlnl will be Feb. . at the home of lll'•oeo Hilda and Lon>na Welu. . Istanbul, Turltl)', II situated on two eontlnenta' - A!la and Europa. 'lllilftr .,.... Rib Steaks .•••• _•• Dept. PM-II · Phillips Sisters Style Shop! • ---."--' Pomeroy 992-2589 Court .St. • _ •• THESE SPECIAL SAVINGS ' FOR JANUARY 26·27-28 . . \ - RACINE ..... ..... ' J ! I Right I \ 2' '· llloyal Prince . . . Whole Kemtler CI'Nlft$tyle ·poRK STEAK· .iAU .lib. lib. 1.19 . GOLDEN CORN - .... 1.~, 99e 1-lb. ~ . E GRAPEFRUIT J Ulc .. 11 cans '1.00 · -·'·--- ' .. n ......... _, ••• . ... o · u · · · , s · . LL H F.EORIDA ORAN E$ c .. . .' ... DISH GAIDEN Wldo SelocttO.. ,· ' - . . ,- .. • i •. · . . E~o,.. . liGULAl G,ltiND OltiP :Olt • ' ' -FAIRMONT , COTTAGE CHEESE Ll... tr·ScMIICurd S9t ··••d.lfly .... ao.... : ·· :... 1111 ' '\ . . "-· ·Rome'.l ea· .. ·For ·Eating J.J ' ' ' ) . . . ' ,. \ ' l \ ., I ' - . 2.0-oz. pkgs. ••••••• I ·.·p· · 18: ·Hi·C 3 ' '46•oz. ·10 tanll .··'·' - ~ . - . .. uv.- $1'.... ·. ~ Autrtool .' . -- u...,-,y_ Mayonnaise -_ 3 ,,... $1 Jgjce -·--·--· 4 '::;$1 ,.......,. lrond Alltko Phil< Co...U..J!voporltld .... 95c Sabnon ____ --· , r:;., 59e Milk ...... .: ...... 6 Ailorlod Vorllly Pooulor lr.,.. k.,. Butttrcrust or Slnclwlch Candy Bars __ • ·~· 89e Bread ·--·--· 4 ...... $1 R... tSc Y•lut T..... llfl R... ti.JtVohll ~=- ,toll Gleem ·-----· .' F:;:r 54c . . ·'Detergent 'Ajax .. v...,., ~ 2 Fruit Cakes !49c $1.26 ,! ' ' .: • ••••• K._ 1...... SliM llrottlnt, Sonclwleh s,.r-1, ... Hair Spray _ ••••••••••• • ,) giant box ,: ~: -:-' .~Hw..; ~ PUlaliur.u '& · ,, Yine Ripe ,,•·.... . ' ' ~- ~ Freah Florida Oranges a.,ldi.Applo ' J ' '' ,.,...i '' -Matlc COOkies ,... ..... . . Hom·oMilk · Bufferiii ··-···- ,.,. 74e - .... ., ' .~ Twin Pak Gallon - · .·. · ·. "' . . ·- . -~ . . J~ans ·-··-. 11ssue ··-·--- 5 ...,. $1 Towels-··---· 4 ""'$1 ... PolmoUYO . ' Kroger Brarid . ans ·-"·•Jo. ' .,.t - 2-cl. · ·, .; . .. -Be ·.'COokies .... ,... ......-~. 51c , •• • • • • • • ·lb. bag . ·suo up ' . • , ·· ·::iTT\ "'"" ........... C- VoliO, . F •t", Pl. . rul '• leF. .. ·.; l;q . ". trMed, 1rtlrt-hd beef tor Ttndoroy ••• ·•'-- lilt. fino INtf In lpiCial f'Mml when temperature, humidity and 11r elrcul.tion •~ regulatft to ~a.ttlroom 69e ._ .•~a ... ~_.37c < . 1; . . lb• bag Bub'f»le ·Bath Liquid ·. 5 ~-··· Packets 1111111 ~~~~ ........ 79c ~ EXPRESS ' - Flour ' ' Cleanser 1 !: 37c . D&L MONTI SUGAil AD:D • · , . .. ......_.•• 29c ·' . ·Peaches· AIOX PILLSBURY BUnERMILK BISCUITS T-Bone Steak 09 lb. Kro,.r lrand Plein 0< S. R. Morton Cherryf'Apple, · WAX PAPER ;.. .• !":' Kroger Brand Kntor ............ . .. ·,, t Cutr:ll• c Cut-r)p lb. 39c ••• ••• •• •• •• • • • • • "t· a Woll Cleaner 'i ·- ·::1 ' .Liquid SLI~j· ~~ BEEF STEW --- ~:49c BacQR ~ Baking·Hens i, Flo.- f; - \, Tenderaylb. AIIX All Pu,.... ·. . ~ i. 'Kroger Fresh Whole . tan11 1 • .' . ....••· 89c No. 21ft ... l'reoh Steak ..... ..... 99c na , . ,., ;Dlnty Moor. • fi"",.. "' 42c :',J 101 · ;~~.:.~';!;lUMPKIN - - ' ICNglr ~,.Lttn :.; '.~ : \ '' ' •• Steaks •... ____ .. _ 1!:· 69c 6.. s1 Stokely Fine Ttxtured THICK Fui-Valu Buy! . . ,, .1. ' Detergent · ·....,.. .... ., $L43 I' ;;ll Jiffy'• Flalft.O.Pretu or Bttf and Onion a..,.uol " Cold · - GAUON ·; :~! ~­ ' Detergent · 2 ~ 75c 'MILK ~'·. Fish StickS• -.•. -.. 37c Ala Llundry 21M ,: :a.i.!'!i1 . - ..;,!.!:!, Seafood Dinner .• - -:. 59e .... Soap loort """' . 45c 1 •., ··(~>....-. -Cookod Pohnollvo GoW Doodoront 2 . '· ..... "Yu...,.,.. c - Cut Soap ........ 'II ' .. ·"} Sirloin Steak 49e ·prosty BraM G-re to • lb• ·' ..u Kroger BriJild . .. 99e Palmolive Soap ., Fresh and . Lean Tendera1Jll). • "(,_J,.. Piece Bacon . _~ ... belli INrt Limit ' 'fhriftylb. .. 79e '"'(.,.,..,.. Wholo or IIIII Piece Bacbn -.•... ' 1 6TH ol PEARL STS. r IIACINI ~The Start W!lh A HGTI" ·•. ~,, - 63c n. .. RumpRoast ,_. __ •• Margarine 2 :~.. 59e , .;.!·_·_.._e_to_a~ . Quantities) Our .OWh Pu·re · • llrllhl - 81_turdll_,;, ,_ · _ .._._ .._..... .. 4 to 61b. Avertge Kroger Brand Porkoy the MARkETto lb. .... HI. 5 Reserve · A .. Flour We . : • Fui-Valu Open Mon.-Fri. .•• " • • • . 9 • '1 No Purcluue Refluiretlf'o Plaii-Kro(/.tfa.Deck 0' 'Money Game. FREE Game Pl«a Available At Ally Krot~.a •. i l 'b . I!!U tbiM ' FRESH PICNIC Corton--- ft -. . -. V9 1i MORE· FOR ·YOUR· MONEY.' MEAT VALUES • ' -. ... ,._ • J · .. -- .. llilld whoa lbe daM ..U lootb church annex on Guljlts ........ .• . r .• . Deck 0' wil hOld a !OUp su~:,.:~d:~~~ Jan. 25. Serving will be •:BO.Io 7 p. m. There wiR homa' made vegetabJt .. ,.11:~: 1 bean soup, cOrn bread, 11 wichea pie and Iced tea -. I " -,. Febtuory Third 11on ~Ill C:lt,.m. Ill ., !lib. bub ...... lln. -.,J*bor At MasonChurch ~w_:\':;...,c.po~wt __,,y w_..._ • . ~~w lllurcb. wHb111 • .., • ll1ll!Oif - Plont for I llsb Imade,.,.,_ · NIJ1'Y IITITCIIEIIS club daJ evlllinl "boa o\elnbm of p1y 1oeiD, ~~ ,.im meel . Woclnbdl}' tbo llumhiDo ClaM of· the Ma,. olftct.• at tbe IIQme of Mrs. DwiCbl • Metllodlft Cllurdl mel ot In ti)O I~ SPRINGS ., . ', ' • ' ~ ·~····· 11\ ,i'!..;;~ •. , , ,,•< ', ,• 0...... ,J • r~ ' r'' ,' j '-~ t ' o ('L I ••.• -••. 4' ::,:.4% '.. ,' ..MltsllroOtns _.....• · ~ ' .59c ' ' ' .·-~·-·· ---:·. , .,..", .··for ·~ ~ : · ,.-):sweet.C'Arn ::Yt ·l, ·"·49c ~ .--·· . ,• ' • \' -· .,., ~ '.' .' . • _ \. , I . ,.,..,) i)'!,t'f-~-· ' . -~- . •·'' , ' /··! . ·.;.. :t !lf~~ '·1 -H~Ori �•.,. • • I Extra Cash The Want Ad Way usiness Services J'unnrZUollllt, o. Jan. . u. 1187 ------··-·- - ...... _...,...,.. ....... • :r....:..~ ~!'-'II ·-....- .. c.... . . ~ lusJMU Sltrviret 11A0 MORI!l PROFI'f llstiJll your fll'lll'e Pomeroy Motor Co.~ 1966 CHIVROLIT . ~leeo 'llle Dally Seallllel'a ~~ llorvlco oolUIIIII. 10 .10 HARlEY· MOTOICYCQS RADIATOR SERVICE M50 SPO~ BOIICAf SfiRINT $2495 ~ BT Cpe, ll8l V8 OJIIine, PonrJijde traDI. Bit. viDJl illterfc.o, Jow mlkq-e bJ local Oft.., red finilll, ndio I.; heater, whitewall tirel. HONDA &BVICI u 0111 a' "I~ ,i_ _. ~ALL OICk ltAWLIMCII •1111 BlAmNARS " - lite LarnM Truck or Bulldozer Ro.U.tor To The 'im•jlett Beater Cote. Phon• 992-210 Po..,.roy,O. IUETTNARS &AIIO ...... 992-2143 Pomeroy Motor Co. . .,IN lVII. MO P.M. PH«;;NE WY 2-2156 of Allet1' Dill; who passed away one year aso today. 1 We misS our loved one who \ has gone away. We miBs the beauty of BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING her ' ...,;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iOliiiiiiii smile that we saw every- r day. We miss seeing her aod hear- mg her words so wist . And wben we think of her, It hifliSs tears to our eyes. We know that she's in heaven I,Uld t.Qere she will be. She's f®" 'ia live with Jesus ~ all of eternity. SadJY.mlssed by bll5band , chllclre~ and grandchildren. :; 1 25 ltc now, only 4,000 mil.., ....r.ll anteed., reasonable, m u s sell. See or call Oon Uamst Chester, 0. PaAIIIGY,ONO WANTED BOY or GIRL /" , -----.lly ART SANSON! . I@ ' ·- FERTILIZER NOW AND GET Ph. 915-3319 EARLY DISCOUNT On St. Rt. 7 AU aMiyslt straight and mixed. Bulk sp,..dlng ser· vice. Liquid nitrogen. 12 mi. N. of Pomerey, 0., 120 ORDER YOUR l FIGU~!O OUT lHAT '10\J~ GOIN<31Q WllmR CARNIVAl. WrTH RX:H~eYAWI.ET~ ~INI< 'IOIJ'RE &f'f!NiliN6 "IHE WEEKEIIDW!!H ~~~ &le'IEIUENNY. o- f';.Rojij ~ ARIA WAIIIHOUSE To Deliver Tho Daily S.ntinel to ostoblishod Routts In Pomeroy. Lincoln Hill oru and ·-·- .. ---HOWII Mulberry Avo. lly CALL 992-2156 ICHNI!IDEit 1'0 JIJST GOT HOME FROM A OA.TE. l ' FIII;CKLI!S AND HIS FRIENDI ' II il VOUil . . ,. . . i-IA~R t ~ lv HAROLD GRAY - -~-...;11'----- • f. 'fi.G. COMMI~ A~ 1lEV J:IHAU....,. GCJ1' .,.,.. '''"5 ~;ISS'( i 'COQDIN' "tt Hl'i1tiR't. 1 QUii;s rr 'TAW:ES~, ~NG""i '""")I liW'> • "' ,..COIJHTAVF~ ALLEY OOP ABBIE AND ILATS ly ltAEIURN VAN IURIN . - . ) ., I ( GAS apartment alove. Ph, 9112-2853. I 1 25 3tp ITANDINL:tu,nher in Ohio or West 1(!!JIIIia, or old 1ar1ms 1 with ~· Marion Reyno1dl, Box 77! Syracuse, Ohio. :r ) 1 24 j ; ' . I' I I Insurance --i( r .. ..' . �•.,. • • I Extra Cash The Want Ad Way usiness Services J'unnrZUollllt, o. Jan. . u. 1187 ------··-·- - ...... _...,...,.. ....... • :r....:..~ ~!'-'II ·-....- .. c.... . . ~ lusJMU Sltrviret 11A0 MORI!l PROFI'f llstiJll your fll'lll'e Pomeroy Motor Co.~ 1966 CHIVROLIT . ~leeo 'llle Dally Seallllel'a ~~ llorvlco oolUIIIII. 10 .10 HARlEY· MOTOICYCQS RADIATOR SERVICE M50 SPO~ BOIICAf SfiRINT $2495 ~ BT Cpe, ll8l V8 OJIIine, PonrJijde traDI. Bit. viDJl illterfc.o, Jow mlkq-e bJ local Oft.., red finilll, ndio I.; heater, whitewall tirel. HONDA &BVICI u 0111 a' "I~ ,i_ _. ~ALL OICk ltAWLIMCII •1111 BlAmNARS " - lite LarnM Truck or Bulldozer Ro.U.tor To The 'im•jlett Beater Cote. Phon• 992-210 Po..,.roy,O. IUETTNARS &AIIO ...... 992-2143 Pomeroy Motor Co. . .,IN lVII. MO P.M. PH«;;NE WY 2-2156 of Allet1' Dill; who passed away one year aso today. 1 We misS our loved one who \ has gone away. We miBs the beauty of BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING her ' ...,;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iOliiiiiiii smile that we saw every- r day. We miss seeing her aod hear- mg her words so wist . And wben we think of her, It hifliSs tears to our eyes. We know that she's in heaven I,Uld t.Qere she will be. She's f®" 'ia live with Jesus ~ all of eternity. SadJY.mlssed by bll5band , chllclre~ and grandchildren. :; 1 25 ltc now, only 4,000 mil.., ....r.ll anteed., reasonable, m u s sell. See or call Oon Uamst Chester, 0. PaAIIIGY,ONO WANTED BOY or GIRL /" , -----.lly ART SANSON! . I@ ' ·- FERTILIZER NOW AND GET Ph. 915-3319 EARLY DISCOUNT On St. Rt. 7 AU aMiyslt straight and mixed. Bulk sp,..dlng ser· vice. Liquid nitrogen. 12 mi. N. of Pomerey, 0., 120 ORDER YOUR l FIGU~!O OUT lHAT '10\J~ GOIN<31Q WllmR CARNIVAl. WrTH RX:H~eYAWI.ET~ ~INI< 'IOIJ'RE &f'f!NiliN6 "IHE WEEKEIIDW!!H ~~~ &le'IEIUENNY. o- f';.Rojij ~ ARIA WAIIIHOUSE To Deliver Tho Daily S.ntinel to ostoblishod Routts In Pomeroy. Lincoln Hill oru and ·-·- .. ---HOWII Mulberry Avo. lly CALL 992-2156 ICHNI!IDEit 1'0 JIJST GOT HOME FROM A OA.TE. l ' FIII;CKLI!S AND HIS FRIENDI ' II il VOUil . . ,. . . i-IA~R t ~ lv HAROLD GRAY - -~-...;11'----- • f. 'fi.G. COMMI~ A~ 1lEV J:IHAU....,. GCJ1' .,.,.. '''"5 ~;ISS'( i 'COQDIN' "tt Hl'i1tiR't. 1 QUii;s rr 'TAW:ES~, ~NG""i '""")I liW'> • "' ,..COIJHTAVF~ ALLEY OOP ABBIE AND ILATS ly ltAEIURN VAN IURIN . - . ) ., I ( GAS apartment alove. Ph, 9112-2853. I 1 25 3tp ITANDINL:tu,nher in Ohio or West 1(!!JIIIia, or old 1ar1ms 1 with ~· Marion Reyno1dl, Box 77! Syracuse, Ohio. :r ) 1 24 j ; ' . I' I I Insurance --i( r .. ..' . �I 'l' • - -· ._. - .. ~ - t ~;:~ltll~tblei.!!::!~Po~-::::=·m:-r~·IIIMI~~·!pa~llfo:·~o::;..·!JIJL:!;.;25.~1~01'1'~I Sbut·in to be ·~ ::,~~liNsm.r':j Fa..-ellt1111'1y t.- ~ ~!Iii •• wdilllll'r • .. l'lloa&Jo ~ 30 Tbo ~ ::;;,:·bu ..,. lAIII a-., ~ friendli~tess of the Christian Remembered by M!Jaloliiii'J /tmiUir"Y • February. SO&Ir moeliiiiLD ' I ' Planned n.. Rev. and lira. i.JonJ2d cepled a .;.,. ~orale (n 1ndJ. Ia cllal'!le ol !he moell"' lsTopic'Presented{qreioVCircle DorcasC~rde 'A tU'*·rou . lamlly will be ........ and wlU glve his final opened in rthlalll(ic loom. . lilll"ln __.._. ~ inddie.;... ~ · · · • · lrom lfll!! • PliOlll ...... ma@ 'to retXIOIJI- n.Yld 'Goiod >.ol Orlhem ~ wllb Val.entlae ll!t Semlnat)r,tq.Dtlnolltor treats by Doreu Circle of lhe Cluistmu .; ... A do 01lion Ftrst R••tlsl Cbureb o1 Middleau':" u-.. money was Cl' to ·a O..Otlonlowere gjven by Tuesday effilin( at . lbo !emily of tile <OIIUllunily. .. eme of Mn. Cbarl., White. were mado to ..i<t wllh ·meeting was ......... with fmwell party i 'Ql' lbe closing with Plans orav•er by lbe ohoirmaD, Ellza· lamily to be Friday made to usi!t with the Slaven. lng well observance tor the Beulah White 11ve tbe aeri!" . Boone family Friday ture reading lrom John aod d,. The circle will be Ill Members were asked to titled, "When We Real· ol the program lor lbe articlet of clothing lor a box Live." Mn. Fred Gibbs read ary Society meetings. be sent to the Malber S<bool list of ilems needed for the Jng lbe benediclltn, a ' B I South Carolina. The circle SchOOl in Soath Cu. quiz was OOIIIIil&d by "Qnm'MIIty aDd Wortd Wide ...ntlhtla" wu lbe lopk ol !be . . .1111 pmental by Mn. Hood at lbe January of Tuesd•v ..... ~ at lbe homo of Mn. lloalloll Mrs. Paul Smart man, wu In cbarJe. ~· ~~-~~-~-~..,...,~~'P'/~~~~~e ~~~~.~~~~-~e.,ll> ; 'ArOUB3d aBd "'"u~ pr~rer. .... , _ . About Pomeroy • larewoll by ..,.m.n ~bolt~,..... SUnday morning. The !amllv will move . to~ -,..,M.:.I; .A Jalali :bome<tbai ftrllt ..~ Pd>J'Ilo llam111,.. · • oenlor """ 1181'Yed by the host- .,y. ' · Cu&Ler. Mn. Charles White, lieuPearl Hollman witb Jacob Turner bel~ , new - .a;e eonirtbu'~ ·JOff't'lc_erS 1/edb nS ~=~I 1.-f/ r-. ..... Dif ~,MO'=IJIW IL llalllm ....... wH . ..2""' .. by to Mra. Neulzli4 .~· . , Ri/n- E~ · I ' ,,_ ' bll,~ llilyjn, lolillel'. 110IM,, pall'l!"ie etl<• abetb camjlbell. · FULL 7·RIB END .,___ I Homemaker Club . Has Special r j_,. • ' j V• T ed Homes By circle Women 1be~,YbaT~ ol~ - it WHOLE OR SHANK HALF 49( lb.· . f JRYERS .\ : 59 lEGS or IRIASTS .... ll HONEY: SUCKLI 49c Country Kitchen Turkey &Gravy 2-lb plcg 1.79 Veal Steaks · ; 15-oz. pkg. 85c ~~~II CHOPS- "'tJ LB. •. Donuts .......... 2 pkgs. 49c JANE PARKER Pumpkin Pie · · · ·· ·· · Each 49c A&P Vegetables PEAS, CORN MIXED 4~t:~ 7Sc VEGETABLES A&P Strawberries SLICED AND 3!~~ . 89c SUGARED- . ., ' LOOK FOR THE "RED TAG" SAVINGS STALK .,._... • A&P Pumpkin _ 2 cans 43c 2 cans 39e Green Beans 15'h oz. can 27c A&P WHOLE . I·LB. C#,NS A&P Tomatoes_ 2 cans49e Cut Asparagus ___ can 35c SULTANA BRAND ANN PAGI Fruit Cocktail 30-oz. can 39c lon1 Tomatoes· 2a-. can 33c Chili Sauce 12-oz. bottle 33e A&P Spinaeh _ 27-oz. can 27e IONA-SLICED OR t4ALVES !.I PLAID · ' ' - ' ~' " :-":: '"':: ""' •' • ' ,, ·~ ' • · ..... ' ) '" ~ 'N' ,... . ~ . '~ • • • •· • • ' " ·i "' 4lb. bag • • 14oz. bottle SUNNYFIELD-IIUTTERMILK . ANN PAGII-BLACKIIRIIY' SUPtlii·RIGHT-12.0Z. CANS ANN PAGt~-ooiO'Ao.OZ. CANI • .. / ANN PAGII-41.0%. CANS IUNNTittOoK.-MIDIUM . , .. ·.IHAIIP-TASTY 1 . .· , , SptgheHi ·· ··· ·· 3 Ill. fkl· 59c Chadclar ChHSt · ····· lb. 79c " ANN PAG.;_WITH MUIHitOOMS •NUTLIY-'IN loLl. SOLIDI · Spathetti Sauc&1 14b.Jar 29c Margar!_ne·.S ""'t~. plcgs.:l". ~------------------------------------------------~--------------~---------- ."~ l (1·-. Royal Butterscotch, Chocolate, or Vanilla PUDDING c TOMATOES Solid Pack Duncan Hines, Devils Food, White, or Yellow Family Size Box CAKE MIXES ___ No. 2'h cans (i Bush's Brand .r • • • • '.... .. _ -· ,• J ' . .. • ------- No. 2'!-2 can• HOMINY300 .' TOMATO JUICE HUnt's d ... g, • . -3 ' • ' • • " I' ~ • • BANANAS lb . i · CARROTS _ _ pkg. OCTOBER BEANS.. CHILLI HOT BEANS' .RED KIDNEY BEANS- con , • ,, ' . Hunt's en 79c Pork &Beans · · 3'cans $1.00 co!OIIiblan Ctfftll-lb. .' • '' Your~haiN ' Soup · · 2 cans 29c Lunch Meat · ·· · · · 2 cans 99c Mushroom ·AlP IIIAND . ·,. " 1\) 1 . ' •1)' Pancake Flour 2 lb. pkg. 3Sc PrtServ.,!S ·· · · ·· · 2 lb.' l•r 59c · ANN PAGtl, with To1010to Sauco, 41~ clna " . can · 'T : Hunt's 12oz. 99 31b. ·coFFEE No. 2'h cans • • • s .;olden & Ripe l Peaches 3 - 29-ciz. cans 79c Peanut Butter 21-lb.Jar 98c .' • ··-·--- FRUIT COCKTAIL ANNPAGI SULTANA IIRAND ,ANN PAGtl • Hunt'• Kidney Beans .. 3 cans .$1.00 Fresh Eggs, Grttlt A doz. 39c Get in on the Fine Gifts! \ 1-lb. pkgs. Folgers Sliced or Halved • r' / . ' Margarin:e .: : 49c PEACHES e~ns .. A&P Sauarkraut ...,. 2 cans 49c • Blue Bonnet Del Monte .J TREET lb. ' • • CANDY BARS .00 1-lb• .. • or 3 MuskeiNn Shortening · ·· · 3 lb. can S9c Mayonnaise · ·· ·· · qt. Jar S9c 27-0Z. CANS I'V..OZ. CANS . .' • lb. c 3lb. can Forever Youn, Milky Weys, ' ' EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 29-0LCANS • Holn1 \'fJ . lona Cut Green Beans, lona Dry Soaked Lima 8eans lona Cut Wax Beans, Peas ot Diced Carrots A&P Apple Sauc1, Potatoes or Sliced Beets Your Choice · ., " ..• lbs. WHiTI BEAUTY A&P BR/'NDS FOR SAVINGS AND QUALITY, COMPARE A&P Corn .~Cra., CATSUP LAR0119t FLORIDA PASCAL I WHOLtl KERNIL.-17.0%. CANS • .. "> POP CORN • for Fine Quality Groceries! JANI PARKER Flavorfu I Frozen Foods! PI • c 4oz. pkg. Big Pop Yellow'' Whitt 6 49c CELERY APPLES 6 spo Twin Pack Cookies 3 pkg. $1. c ~=~ INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS- . . ·. · Shorteni·ng ••n DREAM WHIP GRAPfFRUIT WASHINGTON RED DELiCIOUS- J( • '· Snowdrift Ragul1r Sliced HAMBURGER · Topp Brand . ( lb. Slse ·sPAGHffil JANE PARKER l-Ib. TIDE ·-· - King Toppln~ Mix · Each 49cCod Fillets ··· · 1-lb. pkg. 55c .. _lb. . SUCHER'S ALL MEAT • CAP'N JOHN PROZIN ~~------------------------~~~~~~~:J WHITE BREAD 4 99 bal. CANNED POP COPYRIGHT C111165, THE QR£AT ATLANTIC & MaFIC TIA CO., INC. JANE PARKER- ENRICHED 24as. .; Llundry Spaelal c QUARTERED lb. Waffar Thin Sliced . SYRUP. PORK CHOPS ~· 69. It doesn't matter what company cans them ... if MP sells ,~hem ... AlP} . guarantees them. nusual? , · Not for MP••. because WE CARE ... about your complete satisfaction. Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? It's one of many! ~· 32oL bots. 5 9c~~~;~~ S 9c~~~ 6 9 ( .HAM ROAST HAM $1.19 HAM 51·09 21b. $1.19 WIEN:ERS Pkg. ., JIFFY IRIADID T,U~KEYS Jane Parker Favorites! c :;~ion _lb. " IIi;,.. 49c Corned Beef Brisket · · 1&. 79c · Pork loin, Full·Loin HaH lb 69c Kielbassl Sausage ·· .,. lb. 69c P""' Roast, Fr~sltPicnic llt 39c ALLOOOD Pork Roast, lim Style IIi. S9c Sliced lacon · · 1-lb. plcg. 69c Beef Rib Steaks .. .. .. lb. 99c COUNTRY STYLI Spare Ribs · ........ · .. lb. S9c Oxtails, For Soups · · · · lb. 29c CINTIR Rill CUTS Pork Chops •'" .... · · · lb. 79c Beef Strips, For Braising lb 89c For example. Your A•P may sellas many as six or seven different brands of canned peas-national, regional and A&P's own br~nds. ORANGE DRINK lb. P~loln, FuUiRJii Half lb. SSe sella it, ' " ' fRESH,HAMS ' G l . lb. '" Wagners SMOKED LOIN END---- lb. 63c Around and About Middleport f· ' At ROA.ST 1 :· ·IUIO .. February. of Reynoldsburg and Ml'. and A donation of $10 was made for Mrs. Norman Rizer of Racine school lunthes. Mrs. Harold werA Sunday dinner guests of Chase read a letter from Em. Mr. 1and Mrs. Harry Keiser flf rna Ma~ews. Minersville. Followmg the program, Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard I freshments of snowball ~ake, of Lam·aster spent Tuesday ire cream, nuts and coffee were with her pat"ents, Mr. and served by the hostess to the Mr$. Harry Keiser. above named and Mrs. John Mrs. R.aymorxl. Pullins re- ' Kauff, Mrs. Charles Edwards, turned to her home, Thurston, Mrs. Gerald Anthony Mrs. FranTuesday aftern spendin~ a ces Hearns, Mrs. Harold Chase, couple of days with her father, Mrs. Err.est Hughes, Mrs. John Rollin Besrhs. McNeil. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince Bing. spent Sund•y evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan . Earl Teaford of Columbus vis-~ lted recel}tlY with his mother, Mrs. Editll' Teaford and son, Cecil. . Mark Mitr.h, !Wn of Mr. and > Mrs. Gene 14itch, Is quite ill . ic Holzer Hospital with pneu- ~ mooia. Allen Dbwnie, student at ' Ohip University, arrived Tues. da~ evening to spend the be- . Dallas Blevlns ~nd Pat ·.. tween semester \!&Cation with dy, studenlc; at Ohio State Uru his parelils ~ , and Mrs. T. versity in Colum~us , sp.e~t the A. Downi/ 'll ~ ~ . weekend with the1r familieS. Mrs. Ben Buck returned home Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mead· Surlday evening after 8 visit In ows of Gl~nw.ood were recent New Lexingto.ith relatives ~uests of his sister and brother-including her ·~ ghter, Mrs. m-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pete Dumalt her brother Parmalee. ~aYmond Sboe ''ker, who wer~ Mrs. Robert Sever . and son, · . Dean Sever, Zanesv!lle, spent Mr. and Mr~Gail Buck and ! Saturday with her parents, Mr. son,. Jon, sP!nt Sund.ay at New and Mrs. Victor Grim, South Lexmgton With relahves. Se d A . D Sever lett Mrs. Olan G~eimer of Co- con we. ean , J •L . h th Monday fur the Great Lakes Iurn bus wh0 1 uetS' ~n ere e · · s t' here pa~Jt week aSsistl{lg ln the care Naval Trammg ta 100 ~ of her mOther, Mrs. John F. he will undergo boot tratnmg in Batley, left f.ruasday for Point the U, Navy. Pleasant, w,.. Va., for a brief 'Tommy Scali~ •. son of Mr. visit befo~}eturning to her and Mrs. Thoma!! ScaH~, w.as home. ~ " · guest of honor at a family dinMrs. J. 11. Jllarsllall oi Loui., ner party for his ninth birth· ville, Ky., arrived saturday to day gmn· by hiS"!ratldparents, essist In the care of her moth- Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett. er, Mrs. John F. Baily. others present were Mrs. Mary Miss Marlanna Marshall stu- Sha(er, Mr. and Mrs. Scally dent at Dalfis - Elklis eoitege, and son, Jamie. . Elkins, W. Va., arrived Monday Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein vis. to spend between semesters ited recently in Chesapeake with her grandmother, Mrs. with her mother, Mrs. R. L. John F . Baily. Hamilton. ., Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen have returned from a week's visit in Dayton with Mr. and :.~rs. John Goo<lrich. Mrs. Wesley Fry and son, UeStOf Japan Marvin, and Marc French visit· Miss Yuriko Tacumlda of Yo- ed recent1y In Columbus kolloma, Japan, was a special Delaware with relatives. guest of the Syracuse Third Mr. and Mrs. Deb Hensler of Wedn~sday Homemakers Club Lorain visited over the weekat the home of Mrs. Margaret end with Mr. and Mrs. Gle1nnll Bailey in Pomeroy. Hensler. The business meeting was Miss Karen McElhinny, con~cted by the president, Bet,. uate student at Ohio University, ty yes, who read Utougllt for Athens, is spending the seme.. the ay : "Your safety tomor.. ter break here with her mothroy,, depends on your safety er, Mrs. Robert McElhinny, and today." Roll call was answered completing plans ror her wedwhh NeW' Year's resolutioos and ding Saturday. ~ms w~re read by Sara ---Rqush and Ann SatJvage. 'f 'J'Ile leaders' training meetlSI S ann Inc January 19 was attended 0 Rest by Irene Parker and Virginia Salser, who will be the leaders '}f the Feb. 15 meeting to be Plasn were made to visit resheld at the .home of Mrs. Sal- idents of rest homes dming ser. An Ach1evement Day pro- the Valentine season at jeet was discussed ss was the January meetlng of the Electa 111Mual trip of the group. Pen- Circle of the First nies. for Friendship were taken. Church Tuesday evening at the M1~ Tacunoda, attired in a home of Mrs. Eugene Murray beauti~.ul Japanese ''party" ki· ln Middleport. Mrs. Willis ~no.. ga~e a very in~eres~ Anthony, chairman, presided. mt discusswn regarding Japa- Mrs. David Darst gave n+e customs and traditions. She lions entitled "In the Belli•,.. s~g the National Anthem of nlng God." Plans were made J~an. . . . to assist with the farewell par,._ dei_IC!OUS f)Otluck. dmner ty for the Boone family and w•s enJOY~ at noon. preceded two school lunches for children. by ~ace given by Miss Tacun- A dessert coorse was served ~ IR Japanese · to the above and Mrs. Cora " e. afternoon topic was Pullen. Mrs. Fielding Hawldn!!l, '"~ly . Em!'l'gency Prepored· Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mrs . James n4ss, w1th Kathryn Johnson as Souders, Mrs. Nora Hamiltoo, 1 der. As she showed slides re- Mrs Genevieve Saxton g rding va~ious "House Tra'J)S;". M~ing Kloes, and M'rs. Halw at to do m case of tornadoet. lie Mcintyre. e . : she read the description ----same. Leaflets wf!re ctistrlb-. A very interesting group Series of Revival sslon followed . Meeting• Planned njbying the day were· Joyoe The Tuppers Plain• E.U.B. maey, Geneva Nolan, Eve.- Church will hold a Youth ReSmfth, Margaret cQttrill, vival at the church at 7:30 p. , ml London, Mro. Hayes, m. dally, Jan. 29 through Feb. s. Johnson, Mrs. R....tt, Mrs. I wllb the Rev. Jack Young, ·, Salser, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. San. evangelist. '' • •· Brenda Hysell and son, There wltl be special music lbe hoste,., Mrs. BaUey, and every eveniDC. Everyone is ,,.. f "" 111 stahl, JUI<Ie; ~~~81111 .....,S Wll~ muslclan; Ruth Duerr, E1 · the dbmer to Mr. IIICI Mn. D• belli Well, Mllrie CUller old McKellzle aDd ddldren Fra..., llearbs, eolor PbU, Jefl and Jtolo of Gllllpo Elizabeth Campbell, lbe boDored pOll ol Collum . White and Goldla .00 Mr. 8lld lira. Rlfllt. ~ i J!lllle • with ·• -..er 8\llldltl I.... Bel&l!l• spent the weekend on his form ary Socl meetlng M!lliJoD. at Qlerry Ridge and with his The w!ld n.y of . m:~~n~r~r;a:n~1 '7t:~~ was an_nouneed tor ~ ' ' "- lllr ..,- be in charge ~tioos t • ~ .00 . , (1 )I Preseal In addition "' lbe • were Mrs. Clyde WlaeIS. amp~n< Mrs. Jobn Fultz, Mn. Olflccrs lor the new year Hamm, Mrs. Clara Riley, were IIIS!alled by Elizabeth White, Mrs. Frank Clmpbell·· wben Jane Howell and Mrs. J o • Tent Daughtet's . of Union Vet· OJ:IUii ~ Monday · evtnlllg at M C . I MANGOES _ _ ea. CUKES ea. RADISHES _ _ pkg• DELICIOUS APPLES, lb. HEAD LETTUCE BREAD - ·- - . ~ _ 2 39C .... far , �I 'l' • - -· ._. - .. ~ - t ~;:~ltll~tblei.!!::!~Po~-::::=·m:-r~·IIIMI~~·!pa~llfo:·~o::;..·!JIJL:!;.;25.~1~01'1'~I Sbut·in to be ·~ ::,~~liNsm.r':j Fa..-ellt1111'1y t.- ~ ~!Iii •• wdilllll'r • .. l'lloa&Jo ~ 30 Tbo ~ ::;;,:·bu ..,. lAIII a-., ~ friendli~tess of the Christian Remembered by M!Jaloliiii'J /tmiUir"Y • February. SO&Ir moeliiiiLD ' I ' Planned n.. Rev. and lira. i.JonJ2d cepled a .;.,. ~orale (n 1ndJ. Ia cllal'!le ol !he moell"' lsTopic'Presented{qreioVCircle DorcasC~rde 'A tU'*·rou . lamlly will be ........ and wlU glve his final opened in rthlalll(ic loom. . lilll"ln __.._. ~ inddie.;... ~ · · · • · lrom lfll!! • PliOlll ...... ma@ 'to retXIOIJI- n.Yld 'Goiod >.ol Orlhem ~ wllb Val.entlae ll!t Semlnat)r,tq.Dtlnolltor treats by Doreu Circle of lhe Cluistmu .; ... A do 01lion Ftrst R••tlsl Cbureb o1 Middleau':" u-.. money was Cl' to ·a O..Otlonlowere gjven by Tuesday effilin( at . lbo !emily of tile <OIIUllunily. .. eme of Mn. Cbarl., White. were mado to ..i<t wllh ·meeting was ......... with fmwell party i 'Ql' lbe closing with Plans orav•er by lbe ohoirmaD, Ellza· lamily to be Friday made to usi!t with the Slaven. lng well observance tor the Beulah White 11ve tbe aeri!" . Boone family Friday ture reading lrom John aod d,. The circle will be Ill Members were asked to titled, "When We Real· ol the program lor lbe articlet of clothing lor a box Live." Mn. Fred Gibbs read ary Society meetings. be sent to the Malber S<bool list of ilems needed for the Jng lbe benediclltn, a ' B I South Carolina. The circle SchOOl in Soath Cu. quiz was OOIIIIil&d by "Qnm'MIIty aDd Wortd Wide ...ntlhtla" wu lbe lopk ol !be . . .1111 pmental by Mn. Hood at lbe January of Tuesd•v ..... ~ at lbe homo of Mn. lloalloll Mrs. Paul Smart man, wu In cbarJe. ~· ~~-~~-~-~..,...,~~'P'/~~~~~e ~~~~.~~~~-~e.,ll> ; 'ArOUB3d aBd "'"u~ pr~rer. .... , _ . About Pomeroy • larewoll by ..,.m.n ~bolt~,..... SUnday morning. The !amllv will move . to~ -,..,M.:.I; .A Jalali :bome<tbai ftrllt ..~ Pd>J'Ilo llam111,.. · • oenlor """ 1181'Yed by the host- .,y. ' · Cu&Ler. Mn. Charles White, lieuPearl Hollman witb Jacob Turner bel~ , new - .a;e eonirtbu'~ ·JOff't'lc_erS 1/edb nS ~=~I 1.-f/ r-. ..... Dif ~,MO'=IJIW IL llalllm ....... wH . ..2""' .. by to Mra. Neulzli4 .~· . , Ri/n- E~ · I ' ,,_ ' bll,~ llilyjn, lolillel'. 110IM,, pall'l!"ie etl<• abetb camjlbell. · FULL 7·RIB END .,___ I Homemaker Club . Has Special r j_,. • ' j V• T ed Homes By circle Women 1be~,YbaT~ ol~ - it WHOLE OR SHANK HALF 49( lb.· . f JRYERS .\ : 59 lEGS or IRIASTS .... ll HONEY: SUCKLI 49c Country Kitchen Turkey &Gravy 2-lb plcg 1.79 Veal Steaks · ; 15-oz. pkg. 85c ~~~II CHOPS- "'tJ LB. •. Donuts .......... 2 pkgs. 49c JANE PARKER Pumpkin Pie · · · ·· ·· · Each 49c A&P Vegetables PEAS, CORN MIXED 4~t:~ 7Sc VEGETABLES A&P Strawberries SLICED AND 3!~~ . 89c SUGARED- . ., ' LOOK FOR THE "RED TAG" SAVINGS STALK .,._... • A&P Pumpkin _ 2 cans 43c 2 cans 39e Green Beans 15'h oz. can 27c A&P WHOLE . I·LB. C#,NS A&P Tomatoes_ 2 cans49e Cut Asparagus ___ can 35c SULTANA BRAND ANN PAGI Fruit Cocktail 30-oz. can 39c lon1 Tomatoes· 2a-. can 33c Chili Sauce 12-oz. bottle 33e A&P Spinaeh _ 27-oz. can 27e IONA-SLICED OR t4ALVES !.I PLAID · ' ' - ' ~' " :-":: '"':: ""' •' • ' ,, ·~ ' • · ..... ' ) '" ~ 'N' ,... . ~ . '~ • • • •· • • ' " ·i "' 4lb. bag • • 14oz. bottle SUNNYFIELD-IIUTTERMILK . ANN PAGII-BLACKIIRIIY' SUPtlii·RIGHT-12.0Z. CANS ANN PAGt~-ooiO'Ao.OZ. CANI • .. / ANN PAGII-41.0%. CANS IUNNTittOoK.-MIDIUM . , .. ·.IHAIIP-TASTY 1 . .· , , SptgheHi ·· ··· ·· 3 Ill. fkl· 59c Chadclar ChHSt · ····· lb. 79c " ANN PAG.;_WITH MUIHitOOMS •NUTLIY-'IN loLl. SOLIDI · Spathetti Sauc&1 14b.Jar 29c Margar!_ne·.S ""'t~. plcgs.:l". ~------------------------------------------------~--------------~---------- ."~ l (1·-. Royal Butterscotch, Chocolate, or Vanilla PUDDING c TOMATOES Solid Pack Duncan Hines, Devils Food, White, or Yellow Family Size Box CAKE MIXES ___ No. 2'h cans (i Bush's Brand .r • • • • '.... .. _ -· ,• J ' . .. • ------- No. 2'!-2 can• HOMINY300 .' TOMATO JUICE HUnt's d ... g, • . -3 ' • ' • • " I' ~ • • BANANAS lb . i · CARROTS _ _ pkg. OCTOBER BEANS.. CHILLI HOT BEANS' .RED KIDNEY BEANS- con , • ,, ' . Hunt's en 79c Pork &Beans · · 3'cans $1.00 co!OIIiblan Ctfftll-lb. .' • '' Your~haiN ' Soup · · 2 cans 29c Lunch Meat · ·· · · · 2 cans 99c Mushroom ·AlP IIIAND . ·,. " 1\) 1 . ' •1)' Pancake Flour 2 lb. pkg. 3Sc PrtServ.,!S ·· · · ·· · 2 lb.' l•r 59c · ANN PAGtl, with To1010to Sauco, 41~ clna " . can · 'T : Hunt's 12oz. 99 31b. ·coFFEE No. 2'h cans • • • s .;olden & Ripe l Peaches 3 - 29-ciz. cans 79c Peanut Butter 21-lb.Jar 98c .' • ··-·--- FRUIT COCKTAIL ANNPAGI SULTANA IIRAND ,ANN PAGtl • Hunt'• Kidney Beans .. 3 cans .$1.00 Fresh Eggs, Grttlt A doz. 39c Get in on the Fine Gifts! \ 1-lb. pkgs. Folgers Sliced or Halved • r' / . ' Margarin:e .: : 49c PEACHES e~ns .. A&P Sauarkraut ...,. 2 cans 49c • Blue Bonnet Del Monte .J TREET lb. ' • • CANDY BARS .00 1-lb• .. • or 3 MuskeiNn Shortening · ·· · 3 lb. can S9c Mayonnaise · ·· ·· · qt. Jar S9c 27-0Z. CANS I'V..OZ. CANS . .' • lb. c 3lb. can Forever Youn, Milky Weys, ' ' EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 29-0LCANS • Holn1 \'fJ . lona Cut Green Beans, lona Dry Soaked Lima 8eans lona Cut Wax Beans, Peas ot Diced Carrots A&P Apple Sauc1, Potatoes or Sliced Beets Your Choice · ., " ..• lbs. WHiTI BEAUTY A&P BR/'NDS FOR SAVINGS AND QUALITY, COMPARE A&P Corn .~Cra., CATSUP LAR0119t FLORIDA PASCAL I WHOLtl KERNIL.-17.0%. CANS • .. "> POP CORN • for Fine Quality Groceries! JANI PARKER Flavorfu I Frozen Foods! PI • c 4oz. pkg. Big Pop Yellow'' Whitt 6 49c CELERY APPLES 6 spo Twin Pack Cookies 3 pkg. $1. c ~=~ INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS- . . ·. · Shorteni·ng ••n DREAM WHIP GRAPfFRUIT WASHINGTON RED DELiCIOUS- J( • '· Snowdrift Ragul1r Sliced HAMBURGER · Topp Brand . ( lb. Slse ·sPAGHffil JANE PARKER l-Ib. TIDE ·-· - King Toppln~ Mix · Each 49cCod Fillets ··· · 1-lb. pkg. 55c .. _lb. . SUCHER'S ALL MEAT • CAP'N JOHN PROZIN ~~------------------------~~~~~~~:J WHITE BREAD 4 99 bal. CANNED POP COPYRIGHT C111165, THE QR£AT ATLANTIC & MaFIC TIA CO., INC. JANE PARKER- ENRICHED 24as. .; Llundry Spaelal c QUARTERED lb. Waffar Thin Sliced . SYRUP. PORK CHOPS ~· 69. It doesn't matter what company cans them ... if MP sells ,~hem ... AlP} . guarantees them. nusual? , · Not for MP••. because WE CARE ... about your complete satisfaction. Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? It's one of many! ~· 32oL bots. 5 9c~~~;~~ S 9c~~~ 6 9 ( .HAM ROAST HAM $1.19 HAM 51·09 21b. $1.19 WIEN:ERS Pkg. ., JIFFY IRIADID T,U~KEYS Jane Parker Favorites! c :;~ion _lb. " IIi;,.. 49c Corned Beef Brisket · · 1&. 79c · Pork loin, Full·Loin HaH lb 69c Kielbassl Sausage ·· .,. lb. 69c P""' Roast, Fr~sltPicnic llt 39c ALLOOOD Pork Roast, lim Style IIi. S9c Sliced lacon · · 1-lb. plcg. 69c Beef Rib Steaks .. .. .. lb. 99c COUNTRY STYLI Spare Ribs · ........ · .. lb. S9c Oxtails, For Soups · · · · lb. 29c CINTIR Rill CUTS Pork Chops •'" .... · · · lb. 79c Beef Strips, For Braising lb 89c For example. Your A•P may sellas many as six or seven different brands of canned peas-national, regional and A&P's own br~nds. ORANGE DRINK lb. P~loln, FuUiRJii Half lb. SSe sella it, ' " ' fRESH,HAMS ' G l . lb. '" Wagners SMOKED LOIN END---- lb. 63c Around and About Middleport f· ' At ROA.ST 1 :· ·IUIO .. February. of Reynoldsburg and Ml'. and A donation of $10 was made for Mrs. Norman Rizer of Racine school lunthes. Mrs. Harold werA Sunday dinner guests of Chase read a letter from Em. Mr. 1and Mrs. Harry Keiser flf rna Ma~ews. Minersville. Followmg the program, Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard I freshments of snowball ~ake, of Lam·aster spent Tuesday ire cream, nuts and coffee were with her pat"ents, Mr. and served by the hostess to the Mr$. Harry Keiser. above named and Mrs. John Mrs. R.aymorxl. Pullins re- ' Kauff, Mrs. Charles Edwards, turned to her home, Thurston, Mrs. Gerald Anthony Mrs. FranTuesday aftern spendin~ a ces Hearns, Mrs. Harold Chase, couple of days with her father, Mrs. Err.est Hughes, Mrs. John Rollin Besrhs. McNeil. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince Bing. spent Sund•y evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan . Earl Teaford of Columbus vis-~ lted recel}tlY with his mother, Mrs. Editll' Teaford and son, Cecil. . Mark Mitr.h, !Wn of Mr. and > Mrs. Gene 14itch, Is quite ill . ic Holzer Hospital with pneu- ~ mooia. Allen Dbwnie, student at ' Ohip University, arrived Tues. da~ evening to spend the be- . Dallas Blevlns ~nd Pat ·.. tween semester \!&Cation with dy, studenlc; at Ohio State Uru his parelils ~ , and Mrs. T. versity in Colum~us , sp.e~t the A. Downi/ 'll ~ ~ . weekend with the1r familieS. Mrs. Ben Buck returned home Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mead· Surlday evening after 8 visit In ows of Gl~nw.ood were recent New Lexingto.ith relatives ~uests of his sister and brother-including her ·~ ghter, Mrs. m-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pete Dumalt her brother Parmalee. ~aYmond Sboe ''ker, who wer~ Mrs. Robert Sever . and son, · . Dean Sever, Zanesv!lle, spent Mr. and Mr~Gail Buck and ! Saturday with her parents, Mr. son,. Jon, sP!nt Sund.ay at New and Mrs. Victor Grim, South Lexmgton With relahves. Se d A . D Sever lett Mrs. Olan G~eimer of Co- con we. ean , J •L . h th Monday fur the Great Lakes Iurn bus wh0 1 uetS' ~n ere e · · s t' here pa~Jt week aSsistl{lg ln the care Naval Trammg ta 100 ~ of her mOther, Mrs. John F. he will undergo boot tratnmg in Batley, left f.ruasday for Point the U, Navy. Pleasant, w,.. Va., for a brief 'Tommy Scali~ •. son of Mr. visit befo~}eturning to her and Mrs. Thoma!! ScaH~, w.as home. ~ " · guest of honor at a family dinMrs. J. 11. Jllarsllall oi Loui., ner party for his ninth birth· ville, Ky., arrived saturday to day gmn· by hiS"!ratldparents, essist In the care of her moth- Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett. er, Mrs. John F. Baily. others present were Mrs. Mary Miss Marlanna Marshall stu- Sha(er, Mr. and Mrs. Scally dent at Dalfis - Elklis eoitege, and son, Jamie. . Elkins, W. Va., arrived Monday Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein vis. to spend between semesters ited recently in Chesapeake with her grandmother, Mrs. with her mother, Mrs. R. L. John F . Baily. Hamilton. ., Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen have returned from a week's visit in Dayton with Mr. and :.~rs. John Goo<lrich. Mrs. Wesley Fry and son, UeStOf Japan Marvin, and Marc French visit· Miss Yuriko Tacumlda of Yo- ed recent1y In Columbus kolloma, Japan, was a special Delaware with relatives. guest of the Syracuse Third Mr. and Mrs. Deb Hensler of Wedn~sday Homemakers Club Lorain visited over the weekat the home of Mrs. Margaret end with Mr. and Mrs. Gle1nnll Bailey in Pomeroy. Hensler. The business meeting was Miss Karen McElhinny, con~cted by the president, Bet,. uate student at Ohio University, ty yes, who read Utougllt for Athens, is spending the seme.. the ay : "Your safety tomor.. ter break here with her mothroy,, depends on your safety er, Mrs. Robert McElhinny, and today." Roll call was answered completing plans ror her wedwhh NeW' Year's resolutioos and ding Saturday. ~ms w~re read by Sara ---Rqush and Ann SatJvage. 'f 'J'Ile leaders' training meetlSI S ann Inc January 19 was attended 0 Rest by Irene Parker and Virginia Salser, who will be the leaders '}f the Feb. 15 meeting to be Plasn were made to visit resheld at the .home of Mrs. Sal- idents of rest homes dming ser. An Ach1evement Day pro- the Valentine season at jeet was discussed ss was the January meetlng of the Electa 111Mual trip of the group. Pen- Circle of the First nies. for Friendship were taken. Church Tuesday evening at the M1~ Tacunoda, attired in a home of Mrs. Eugene Murray beauti~.ul Japanese ''party" ki· ln Middleport. Mrs. Willis ~no.. ga~e a very in~eres~ Anthony, chairman, presided. mt discusswn regarding Japa- Mrs. David Darst gave n+e customs and traditions. She lions entitled "In the Belli•,.. s~g the National Anthem of nlng God." Plans were made J~an. . . . to assist with the farewell par,._ dei_IC!OUS f)Otluck. dmner ty for the Boone family and w•s enJOY~ at noon. preceded two school lunches for children. by ~ace given by Miss Tacun- A dessert coorse was served ~ IR Japanese · to the above and Mrs. Cora " e. afternoon topic was Pullen. Mrs. Fielding Hawldn!!l, '"~ly . Em!'l'gency Prepored· Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mrs . James n4ss, w1th Kathryn Johnson as Souders, Mrs. Nora Hamiltoo, 1 der. As she showed slides re- Mrs Genevieve Saxton g rding va~ious "House Tra'J)S;". M~ing Kloes, and M'rs. Halw at to do m case of tornadoet. lie Mcintyre. e . : she read the description ----same. Leaflets wf!re ctistrlb-. A very interesting group Series of Revival sslon followed . Meeting• Planned njbying the day were· Joyoe The Tuppers Plain• E.U.B. maey, Geneva Nolan, Eve.- Church will hold a Youth ReSmfth, Margaret cQttrill, vival at the church at 7:30 p. , ml London, Mro. Hayes, m. dally, Jan. 29 through Feb. s. Johnson, Mrs. R....tt, Mrs. I wllb the Rev. Jack Young, ·, Salser, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. San. evangelist. '' • •· Brenda Hysell and son, There wltl be special music lbe hoste,., Mrs. BaUey, and every eveniDC. Everyone is ,,.. f "" 111 stahl, JUI<Ie; ~~~81111 .....,S Wll~ muslclan; Ruth Duerr, E1 · the dbmer to Mr. IIICI Mn. D• belli Well, Mllrie CUller old McKellzle aDd ddldren Fra..., llearbs, eolor PbU, Jefl and Jtolo of Gllllpo Elizabeth Campbell, lbe boDored pOll ol Collum . White and Goldla .00 Mr. 8lld lira. Rlfllt. ~ i J!lllle • with ·• -..er 8\llldltl I.... Bel&l!l• spent the weekend on his form ary Socl meetlng M!lliJoD. at Qlerry Ridge and with his The w!ld n.y of . m:~~n~r~r;a:n~1 '7t:~~ was an_nouneed tor ~ ' ' "- lllr ..,- be in charge ~tioos t • ~ .00 . , (1 )I Preseal In addition "' lbe • were Mrs. Clyde WlaeIS. amp~n< Mrs. Jobn Fultz, Mn. Olflccrs lor the new year Hamm, Mrs. Clara Riley, were IIIS!alled by Elizabeth White, Mrs. Frank Clmpbell·· wben Jane Howell and Mrs. J o • Tent Daughtet's . of Union Vet· OJ:IUii ~ Monday · evtnlllg at M C . I MANGOES _ _ ea. CUKES ea. RADISHES _ _ pkg• DELICIOUS APPLES, lb. HEAD LETTUCE BREAD - ·- - . ~ _ 2 39C .... far , �I ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT IS HEADQUARTERS FOR ·RUBBERMAID Excellent US! .. rl of Gruwth in '66 ' ~ ' • 'nle . QtJ ' Lou ond Savines bOW In Ioree and are protecte! ~. Lima's iarCtlt ftnan- by security as required by com· dal lmlltutlaa and one of the pany policy. Their monthly reIRI'!Iost \fer~GN~I 11!1811Cf com· payment schedules e!fOdlnl panies In the c;ountry, reports •hort maturities offer an extra llrcng gains and continued pr• margin of safety for our depo>· . iNS~ during lSSI. itors and shareholders. Today the company's resoure. OS are at an all·tlme high of The company oow has 17! , . more than $170 .111 I bran<h offices m the stale of 0 . IN!Ct , Ohi personal. loans mJ totalon.approxi~ _ o, one or .~re offi1ces serv- I mately 1110 mjjlillll, and mst•ll· .'Ill! every Oh1 county; In keep. L • • WAID CROSS SONS lYONS MARKET • ~;;~~~;:.;~ ::'f-- I' I pany s expan· • P0IIUtlon Ahatement Bj II Offered _ _::::::~~ • r 'I !. ~~ I 1ropanJ and mconvenience out i • Turu amooi.hly ••• ~a -:'"~~.:ppU... :..- br~•lfl o Spioo :any'*" conteattrl&bt lo - · ·. ~m cent. Then again in October the interest on passbook savings was increased to 5 per cent. The company is unique in Its meth· t od of paying interest payments ' to depositors because of its date of deposit to date or with- R u b b erma i .,._- beat """'~poliowl~ and ·- orura....,. • Alumiawn iOJ) • Rovolv• ~ oa 1-;;.j boll • Rubber ~.,.; durabJ. material tor • lltoplat, won't "'"'poe cud ~tholcl•n roomf«~5~~!1:~ ~ble e Gla Jlripo ...moe; • - L C:,~~~~~~v:oatlae protocto lltoni!·up -~,_..... 1 duced m the House is being co- deposit is withrJrilwr. intere:)t Bponsored by Representatives is earned to withdrawal Clarence L. Wetzel. Don R. date, and the remain Goddard: Ral~h Welker, Carl· ing balance continues to earn ton Davidson, A. G. Lancion~:~. full interest compounded quarand Dou~la~ Ap~Jegate. The terly. The 5 per cent rate is Senat.P. bill 15 bemg co-sponso:-- earned for the full time of deed by Senators Tom V. Moore posit regardless of when it is head, J_ohn Longsworth , Oakley deposited or withdrawn C. ~tins, ~rles J · Carney· Two new members of t h e and B~s.hop .Kilpatrick. · Board of Directors appointed In di9Cussmg " the propos('<! replacing retirees Harold J. bills, Representative Welker Meredith and Fred G. Schoonsaid. the proposed legislation is ever nre James E. Garrigus, o ~eslgn~. to. ~trol. _air poli•J· longtime City Loan emPloyee ~?D .o~,gma~ng m Omo or W~t who has been appointed direc\-~gml~ which crosses the Ohio tor of field operations, and DonHwer mto the other state. He aid S. Jones, Vice President of staled that the l~gislation would Commercial Credit Company of create a Comnussmn having Baltimore, Maryland. powers to deal with interst3t~ air pollution problems anecting The Almanac oountles bordeflng on the Oh:o By United Press IDtematlounl River between Cabell and Wav. Today is Wednesday, Jan 25, ne CounUes, ?<est ' 'lrginia, and the 25th day ol 1967 with 340 to Lawrence County, Ohio, on tile follow. south, and Columbiana County The moon is approaching the in Ohio and Hancock County lull stage. West Virgini.. on the north. The morning stars are Mars Legislation similar to that w- and JuJllter. troducrd in the Ohio General The evening star!l are Vem1e, Assembly is being submitted Salum and Jupiter. to the legislature of West VirBritish author Some r s ginia. If both states pass ~ Maugham was born en this compact agreement m substal'l· in 1874. tially the .. ,.. language, sign· On this day in history: ed by the!r respective Gover- Jn J966. President John~en nors, the compact agreement named the first Negro woman would then go to the U. S. Con· to a federal district judgeship 1n !~ for authorization, as 1s New York·Mrs. Constance Barequ~red by the Constitution of ker MoUey lhe United Stales. The Federol In 1890 · wht Uniled Clean Air Act. amended by Workers U~ion was formed and Co~ in 1965, encourage~ affiliated with the American lhe making of such Compacts. Federation of Labor. • Dooa..touoloro ..,..troubl•rr...,.. ,... ' ,., - R Round , . ubberrn,aiid.J:.:< bb ' · d. Drailiboard I c 1-u ermai Wastebasket I ~~der n·lSh pan r Mat ' ;-:::::::;'::>""_..., ~~ c;;;~~;;s::::-......::-"'1; lrod\lc~edln ~entahve ~elke~ an~ounced toCa) · The bill betng Intro- drawal feature. If part af • P·OR .STEAK . '3 • 1.39 !tlooi•P<* to-110.111:- ,..._ Jooeuhetroyo u.. L : • 6" •C · a 8" ,.. . Fre$h Picnics ., Je"ii.J!t" Jl"• i&H» '.• Fresh & Me•ty s wllp ftpbbormol4 .dltll draiD«IIdjlh~- '! .. -.' ' dry r·ll F~~l5~o/.:·~·~di~·am:e~te~r~1~\>~"~h~ilh~J~lli':~•~"""~~.,.:_JF.~,.~~it•~-""~--]--~l:O~:._"~d~iameto.~~"~~~"~·~··-~hfl~3U~"•~1~9~"~"~--~~~~"·~-;·~13;Ji~"~•:1~7ii:•.:_~l:4"~"~•:·1:1u~"~~~::__~·~:·:·~ 4to61b.• ·· - lb.39c Ohio Valley Bologna • ·- 3 lb. 1.09 I PAL BRAND Right re•erved to limit quantities. . eBIG 3 BUY-OF-THE-WEEK PEANUT BUTTER ICE CR unbreakable, I .....tproof.,4eDtproof l'll&t·pl'Oof, nolaeleea 1 dl'aina qllloll:l protoota ohlna, • Generous capacity, yet occupia . 7 C~W&n aad. alllk only one square foot of floor · • eurfaoe~ Will aot '""" '"' oc:oatch •lrOIIidDlr 1 . C<ta,-e'nient buRt-in Nnd)a tor apace 1h gal. Fine Qu.,lity Assorted Flavors proceotl llkaiDboU'da ClrtOR • Rubber•euthioned prot:«tlon • I fc>rdrablboord,diob•,JW.Wil'O • HuabN kitchen clatter • Sturdy . fet;t raise basket. pre-- • Bailable, riri.d; whiab eue-ol-auryjq · vent ttickmg to newly wued quickly , Cuahiona diabe. aratut chipo • RaiMc:l ed.gtt, 1urfaee ribbiDI ftoon • F 1 hold •..> pills, Jll8f1'in& and - . : IUidel water lnto link • Vertical ribbing, sturdy rim fa~ f ~ above .ur. Extra deep to bold more dishes• extra strenrth; lightweight. I ~ qulek &D.d tit. st&Ddard link bow.. ' 1 u." .s.:._ _ _.._ 12)(' 11l6~"" s.eu .. ..~_ to clean 16",. 20'' ll ~ 12% .. diameter x 16%• ........-, '~" deep A -~" l4Ji"• 16H" '. ' e BIG 3 DAIRY SPECIAL CHEESE, lb. Rubbermaid, • ASSORTED COLORS c LONGHORN. I 400 ct. KLEENEX Sink Mat ,. , , ' ' ,, ! .. ' .' :' ·' l- . • }UNSHINI; Hl·itW ' CRACKERS _L lb. box 43c protoote ai.Dk bowl • Cushion~ bottom of sink bowl prevent.~eratching, marring of enamel • Reduce• breakage of china alauware during dishwashing ' • Bottom of mat perforated Cot fait drainage 12H" Ell!" lllaod rtsbt for CuahioJt..eoated to ......... protect &ink and diabee i:2tra deep for dlau..,! • Separate cuahioaecl com part· menta for all silverware cutlery • 1 Pr~tects cabinet d~awen aaamat hard ltaoeka Dicb __ ,.~ 111%8~ capacity Por!able oil........, - h o t walor, -p, lite!• I ' .- Lt.t tll1Wn lwn: p~ ~ q - ~,i.,d pC butler .. • "!'P,Pf:OO! coyer I Cmpenter Social News dut~Jtl!l. .. ~h·"· orgnl•es IUYorware &willlalnq · •!C:r'~!:r""'"" lo ~I 8"~' Z BIRDS EYE SLICED FOLGER'S $ .19.. STRAWBERRIES c Odor'-, oanltw, 1101 alheted ~old refrlrerator tempera· -and12"" X 9J("' ti.Jf,. a )I" :&·cJIX 1M" Ji "' ·--·t •"'cl..••o-h . . . •v. , r,•t. MM. ~ ~..1,~~... ! Ralph ) ·~ ¥~~onU Sa-• nati. or •to rage, opinB needed it.n. IIOOded itomo /ighllo yoo City Loan raised its rate of w>thm •••Y rOich ' ldoal, too, u • hndy Interest paid to deposit<>rs twice •On rounter topo: mokeo a""" : ..,., ;.. .X.. «familY"""" during the past year. First an led Lazy s...., fruit dish 13" dio• 1t11 """ from 4 was per made cent toin 41\ per · mcrease Februa:y Identical bill:<: to estabHsh interstate air pollution abatecompact between Ohio ond West Virginia • r• being in· both Houses of the Ohio venera! Assembly, Repro- m~~t ". few OOID . ..--.. _A_. aake•· a perfeot. a Is the I est completely cream, oyrup aali lllld ', X..1 O~Jiitoenclosed In !1 .....h., ' JHipper I'• B .. --.·:__, Crar• • tiallil • Stor. ap[CM 't Cshopping complex • · 1 Wrno oc1ieinoo summl ounty.Ameha IS 8 SU· o!n baoe cabi_neto: taht tho blend>witlo aoydecor burban commumty near Cincm- I "'J" • ~ • A1 RUTLAND • RUTLAND DEPT STOI .•..,~ . : • SAVINGS FOR JANUARY 26-27-28 menl financing about flO mil- ~ With_ the revolYn oa. ball lion Some 2111 000 'nd 'd SJOn pohcy~wnew branch of· 1 beariug ba. . 1 Ivt uaJ fices were · . • in Akron Sumloan & mstallment ccntracts are M mitII Man an~melia · Summit , • Many uset~ thm~bout the home . At breakfa.t table· keepuuc~r 1 AT TUPPERS PLAINS AT iACINE INSTANT 10 oz. 10 oz. pkgs. 3HH ll 1!'(" • Jar COFFEE Rubbel"'maid. Rubber-maid. i; Sink Liner .Mat SAVES WEAR ON CUPIDS Plate Rack Giant TIDE Valentin~·~ D~y-Tuesday, Februaw 14-a day for romance w~ether you're looking for 1 special Valent~ne, or a .special party set, ,ou can do all your and re.m•mstmg! And, I ' .(~ Valenltne shoppmg with one convenient stop at owr Hallmark headquartm. You'll find sentimental whimsk:al a~d humoro~s Valentines, Penny Valentines f~r children a:'fl suggestiOns, gift wraps, party sets and home decor~ 7c OFF LABEL t1ons-all at oor store-today! . [!''' II!I'S-~III!Aooe · .... pcltM- willa- •• .,. *•••* • All ........... Cii lhc . • U+r••k.W.. WCIIt& _ , - - • CIIM'Iil. . ·-A ....... ..... I I · M - ~ c • Mo ~·' I •• , lu I I . . . ~~PI....:&.Git.-·MIIIa l •Solid. - ,.M.. ~ oA - IKeap~~ oapboazcllaoat Sidofla llholveo, rubber bowl PI atftd¥pWalla of link for comp~ protectioa Bottom et -~perforated f« ' . taot dralDP . ..,..,..,.._,, Cuohiono obllt bowl ..• roduCOI _,_ - - - cbiDa, 1'-ware breakage 1011 X 1211 () .,. Rubbermaic:L , Toilet Top Tray ., See the Complore line of Valentines Valentine Gills for everyone on Handkerchiefs gerie - list. Shirts - Lin· Hosiery for Men Neckties - Infants Wear - Women and Children - Furniture - """'IJ>i won't peel or IOften • •paoe .ud em..v. prcma. lw>cly ,,_to oU me -•-too 0Rubber !M holcl raco1t ':,.... woa't mar....,._ ' Bargains For All Th• F1mlly 16K"a6H"•I"" '' J .i ubbel"'h4~fl . . . ROUSH'S SHOE STORE U•.. S~ ,NO. 1 MAINE ~OTATQES ' ··~ •' :. lb. bag and your box 'JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE p..S. eatln llbak ~1 • Cuotdon-~~oteeto p~too and c STRIETMANN'S ZESTA CRACKERS- lb. box 35c l Unsweetened - Stop in Elberfeldo right away, See the selec· .gift wraps r need now. cards - ribbon. Buy wbat you Open All D•y Thurscl1y 'til 5 PM Elberfelds In ~omeroy PICKLES SWEET DILL PICKLES. . Q,RANGE JUICE SODA CRAC~E~S:,."_,_~•o_eDOLLY MADISON . DEL MONT£ s-toned or . Victor Television and many other gifts. You'll olso find • fine selection of Valentine Get the Big Dollar's Worth HereI PORTAGE BRAND RC~ tion of Valentines Day girts. Select what you want. v keep• bathlrOom . . ., f· • Stctioaed to bold bruJbea,. --hath -dero, - - • Caoldoao 111111 ourr.c. •Now • • • woa't llkle or ICI'aleb • t'tto aD toilet topo "'H" sl.H" ~~ UNit·SPijY STARCH._ ,. . . . -. ·, K01EX . qt• qf• ~ ! ·.:~· 'i ;I . �I ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT IS HEADQUARTERS FOR ·RUBBERMAID Excellent US! .. rl of Gruwth in '66 ' ~ ' • 'nle . QtJ ' Lou ond Savines bOW In Ioree and are protecte! ~. Lima's iarCtlt ftnan- by security as required by com· dal lmlltutlaa and one of the pany policy. Their monthly reIRI'!Iost \fer~GN~I 11!1811Cf com· payment schedules e!fOdlnl panies In the c;ountry, reports •hort maturities offer an extra llrcng gains and continued pr• margin of safety for our depo>· . iNS~ during lSSI. itors and shareholders. Today the company's resoure. OS are at an all·tlme high of The company oow has 17! , . more than $170 .111 I bran<h offices m the stale of 0 . IN!Ct , Ohi personal. loans mJ totalon.approxi~ _ o, one or .~re offi1ces serv- I mately 1110 mjjlillll, and mst•ll· .'Ill! every Oh1 county; In keep. L • • WAID CROSS SONS lYONS MARKET • ~;;~~~;:.;~ ::'f-- I' I pany s expan· • P0IIUtlon Ahatement Bj II Offered _ _::::::~~ • r 'I !. ~~ I 1ropanJ and mconvenience out i • Turu amooi.hly ••• ~a -:'"~~.:ppU... :..- br~•lfl o Spioo :any'*" conteattrl&bt lo - · ·. ~m cent. Then again in October the interest on passbook savings was increased to 5 per cent. The company is unique in Its meth· t od of paying interest payments ' to depositors because of its date of deposit to date or with- R u b b erma i .,._- beat """'~poliowl~ and ·- orura....,. • Alumiawn iOJ) • Rovolv• ~ oa 1-;;.j boll • Rubber ~.,.; durabJ. material tor • lltoplat, won't "'"'poe cud ~tholcl•n roomf«~5~~!1:~ ~ble e Gla Jlripo ...moe; • - L C:,~~~~~~v:oatlae protocto lltoni!·up -~,_..... 1 duced m the House is being co- deposit is withrJrilwr. intere:)t Bponsored by Representatives is earned to withdrawal Clarence L. Wetzel. Don R. date, and the remain Goddard: Ral~h Welker, Carl· ing balance continues to earn ton Davidson, A. G. Lancion~:~. full interest compounded quarand Dou~la~ Ap~Jegate. The terly. The 5 per cent rate is Senat.P. bill 15 bemg co-sponso:-- earned for the full time of deed by Senators Tom V. Moore posit regardless of when it is head, J_ohn Longsworth , Oakley deposited or withdrawn C. ~tins, ~rles J · Carney· Two new members of t h e and B~s.hop .Kilpatrick. · Board of Directors appointed In di9Cussmg " the propos('<! replacing retirees Harold J. bills, Representative Welker Meredith and Fred G. Schoonsaid. the proposed legislation is ever nre James E. Garrigus, o ~eslgn~. to. ~trol. _air poli•J· longtime City Loan emPloyee ~?D .o~,gma~ng m Omo or W~t who has been appointed direc\-~gml~ which crosses the Ohio tor of field operations, and DonHwer mto the other state. He aid S. Jones, Vice President of staled that the l~gislation would Commercial Credit Company of create a Comnussmn having Baltimore, Maryland. powers to deal with interst3t~ air pollution problems anecting The Almanac oountles bordeflng on the Oh:o By United Press IDtematlounl River between Cabell and Wav. Today is Wednesday, Jan 25, ne CounUes, ?<est ' 'lrginia, and the 25th day ol 1967 with 340 to Lawrence County, Ohio, on tile follow. south, and Columbiana County The moon is approaching the in Ohio and Hancock County lull stage. West Virgini.. on the north. The morning stars are Mars Legislation similar to that w- and JuJllter. troducrd in the Ohio General The evening star!l are Vem1e, Assembly is being submitted Salum and Jupiter. to the legislature of West VirBritish author Some r s ginia. If both states pass ~ Maugham was born en this compact agreement m substal'l· in 1874. tially the .. ,.. language, sign· On this day in history: ed by the!r respective Gover- Jn J966. President John~en nors, the compact agreement named the first Negro woman would then go to the U. S. Con· to a federal district judgeship 1n !~ for authorization, as 1s New York·Mrs. Constance Barequ~red by the Constitution of ker MoUey lhe United Stales. The Federol In 1890 · wht Uniled Clean Air Act. amended by Workers U~ion was formed and Co~ in 1965, encourage~ affiliated with the American lhe making of such Compacts. Federation of Labor. • Dooa..touoloro ..,..troubl•rr...,.. ,... ' ,., - R Round , . ubberrn,aiid.J:.:< bb ' · d. Drailiboard I c 1-u ermai Wastebasket I ~~der n·lSh pan r Mat ' ;-:::::::;'::>""_..., ~~ c;;;~~;;s::::-......::-"'1; lrod\lc~edln ~entahve ~elke~ an~ounced toCa) · The bill betng Intro- drawal feature. If part af • P·OR .STEAK . '3 • 1.39 !tlooi•P<* to-110.111:- ,..._ Jooeuhetroyo u.. L : • 6" •C · a 8" ,.. . Fre$h Picnics ., Je"ii.J!t" Jl"• i&H» '.• Fresh & Me•ty s wllp ftpbbormol4 .dltll draiD«IIdjlh~- '! .. -.' ' dry r·ll F~~l5~o/.:·~·~di~·am:e~te~r~1~\>~"~h~ilh~J~lli':~•~"""~~.,.:_JF.~,.~~it•~-""~--]--~l:O~:._"~d~iameto.~~"~~~"~·~··-~hfl~3U~"•~1~9~"~"~--~~~~"·~-;·~13;Ji~"~•:1~7ii:•.:_~l:4"~"~•:·1:1u~"~~~::__~·~:·:·~ 4to61b.• ·· - lb.39c Ohio Valley Bologna • ·- 3 lb. 1.09 I PAL BRAND Right re•erved to limit quantities. . eBIG 3 BUY-OF-THE-WEEK PEANUT BUTTER ICE CR unbreakable, I .....tproof.,4eDtproof l'll&t·pl'Oof, nolaeleea 1 dl'aina qllloll:l protoota ohlna, • Generous capacity, yet occupia . 7 C~W&n aad. alllk only one square foot of floor · • eurfaoe~ Will aot '""" '"' oc:oatch •lrOIIidDlr 1 . C<ta,-e'nient buRt-in Nnd)a tor apace 1h gal. Fine Qu.,lity Assorted Flavors proceotl llkaiDboU'da ClrtOR • Rubber•euthioned prot:«tlon • I fc>rdrablboord,diob•,JW.Wil'O • HuabN kitchen clatter • Sturdy . fet;t raise basket. pre-- • Bailable, riri.d; whiab eue-ol-auryjq · vent ttickmg to newly wued quickly , Cuahiona diabe. aratut chipo • RaiMc:l ed.gtt, 1urfaee ribbiDI ftoon • F 1 hold •..> pills, Jll8f1'in& and - . : IUidel water lnto link • Vertical ribbing, sturdy rim fa~ f ~ above .ur. Extra deep to bold more dishes• extra strenrth; lightweight. I ~ qulek &D.d tit. st&Ddard link bow.. ' 1 u." .s.:._ _ _.._ 12)(' 11l6~"" s.eu .. ..~_ to clean 16",. 20'' ll ~ 12% .. diameter x 16%• ........-, '~" deep A -~" l4Ji"• 16H" '. ' e BIG 3 DAIRY SPECIAL CHEESE, lb. Rubbermaid, • ASSORTED COLORS c LONGHORN. I 400 ct. KLEENEX Sink Mat ,. , , ' ' ,, ! .. ' .' :' ·' l- . • }UNSHINI; Hl·itW ' CRACKERS _L lb. box 43c protoote ai.Dk bowl • Cushion~ bottom of sink bowl prevent.~eratching, marring of enamel • Reduce• breakage of china alauware during dishwashing ' • Bottom of mat perforated Cot fait drainage 12H" Ell!" lllaod rtsbt for CuahioJt..eoated to ......... protect &ink and diabee i:2tra deep for dlau..,! • Separate cuahioaecl com part· menta for all silverware cutlery • 1 Pr~tects cabinet d~awen aaamat hard ltaoeka Dicb __ ,.~ 111%8~ capacity Por!able oil........, - h o t walor, -p, lite!• I ' .- Lt.t tll1Wn lwn: p~ ~ q - ~,i.,d pC butler .. • "!'P,Pf:OO! coyer I Cmpenter Social News dut~Jtl!l. .. ~h·"· orgnl•es IUYorware &willlalnq · •!C:r'~!:r""'"" lo ~I 8"~' Z BIRDS EYE SLICED FOLGER'S $ .19.. STRAWBERRIES c Odor'-, oanltw, 1101 alheted ~old refrlrerator tempera· -and12"" X 9J("' ti.Jf,. a )I" :&·cJIX 1M" Ji "' ·--·t •"'cl..••o-h . . . •v. , r,•t. MM. ~ ~..1,~~... ! Ralph ) ·~ ¥~~onU Sa-• nati. or •to rage, opinB needed it.n. IIOOded itomo /ighllo yoo City Loan raised its rate of w>thm •••Y rOich ' ldoal, too, u • hndy Interest paid to deposit<>rs twice •On rounter topo: mokeo a""" : ..,., ;.. .X.. «familY"""" during the past year. First an led Lazy s...., fruit dish 13" dio• 1t11 """ from 4 was per made cent toin 41\ per · mcrease Februa:y Identical bill:<: to estabHsh interstate air pollution abatecompact between Ohio ond West Virginia • r• being in· both Houses of the Ohio venera! Assembly, Repro- m~~t ". few OOID . ..--.. _A_. aake•· a perfeot. a Is the I est completely cream, oyrup aali lllld ', X..1 O~Jiitoenclosed In !1 .....h., ' JHipper I'• B .. --.·:__, Crar• • tiallil • Stor. ap[CM 't Cshopping complex • · 1 Wrno oc1ieinoo summl ounty.Ameha IS 8 SU· o!n baoe cabi_neto: taht tho blend>witlo aoydecor burban commumty near Cincm- I "'J" • ~ • A1 RUTLAND • RUTLAND DEPT STOI .•..,~ . : • SAVINGS FOR JANUARY 26-27-28 menl financing about flO mil- ~ With_ the revolYn oa. ball lion Some 2111 000 'nd 'd SJOn pohcy~wnew branch of· 1 beariug ba. . 1 Ivt uaJ fices were · . • in Akron Sumloan & mstallment ccntracts are M mitII Man an~melia · Summit , • Many uset~ thm~bout the home . At breakfa.t table· keepuuc~r 1 AT TUPPERS PLAINS AT iACINE INSTANT 10 oz. 10 oz. pkgs. 3HH ll 1!'(" • Jar COFFEE Rubbel"'maid. Rubber-maid. i; Sink Liner .Mat SAVES WEAR ON CUPIDS Plate Rack Giant TIDE Valentin~·~ D~y-Tuesday, Februaw 14-a day for romance w~ether you're looking for 1 special Valent~ne, or a .special party set, ,ou can do all your and re.m•mstmg! And, I ' .(~ Valenltne shoppmg with one convenient stop at owr Hallmark headquartm. You'll find sentimental whimsk:al a~d humoro~s Valentines, Penny Valentines f~r children a:'fl suggestiOns, gift wraps, party sets and home decor~ 7c OFF LABEL t1ons-all at oor store-today! . [!''' II!I'S-~III!Aooe · .... pcltM- willa- •• .,. *•••* • All ........... Cii lhc . • U+r••k.W.. WCIIt& _ , - - • CIIM'Iil. . ·-A ....... ..... I I · M - ~ c • Mo ~·' I •• , lu I I . . . ~~PI....:&.Git.-·MIIIa l •Solid. - ,.M.. ~ oA - IKeap~~ oapboazcllaoat Sidofla llholveo, rubber bowl PI atftd¥pWalla of link for comp~ protectioa Bottom et -~perforated f« ' . taot dralDP . ..,..,..,.._,, Cuohiono obllt bowl ..• roduCOI _,_ - - - cbiDa, 1'-ware breakage 1011 X 1211 () .,. Rubbermaic:L , Toilet Top Tray ., See the Complore line of Valentines Valentine Gills for everyone on Handkerchiefs gerie - list. Shirts - Lin· Hosiery for Men Neckties - Infants Wear - Women and Children - Furniture - """'IJ>i won't peel or IOften • •paoe .ud em..v. prcma. lw>cly ,,_to oU me -•-too 0Rubber !M holcl raco1t ':,.... woa't mar....,._ ' Bargains For All Th• F1mlly 16K"a6H"•I"" '' J .i ubbel"'h4~fl . . . ROUSH'S SHOE STORE U•.. S~ ,NO. 1 MAINE ~OTATQES ' ··~ •' :. lb. bag and your box 'JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE p..S. eatln llbak ~1 • Cuotdon-~~oteeto p~too and c STRIETMANN'S ZESTA CRACKERS- lb. box 35c l Unsweetened - Stop in Elberfeldo right away, See the selec· .gift wraps r need now. cards - ribbon. Buy wbat you Open All D•y Thurscl1y 'til 5 PM Elberfelds In ~omeroy PICKLES SWEET DILL PICKLES. . Q,RANGE JUICE SODA CRAC~E~S:,."_,_~•o_eDOLLY MADISON . DEL MONT£ s-toned or . Victor Television and many other gifts. You'll olso find • fine selection of Valentine Get the Big Dollar's Worth HereI PORTAGE BRAND RC~ tion of Valentines Day girts. Select what you want. v keep• bathlrOom . . ., f· • Stctioaed to bold bruJbea,. --hath -dero, - - • Caoldoao 111111 ourr.c. •Now • • • woa't llkle or ICI'aleb • t'tto aD toilet topo "'H" sl.H" ~~ UNit·SPijY STARCH._ ,. . . . -. ·, K01EX . qt• qf• ~ ! ·.:~· 'i ;I . �• ·-' 54 Rutland Science Titles Featnre Newest Students on Hou,or Rolls -.-.-~MM-JwMloo. '* .... - ••.0. · - -letlor t tour or4JOOQ' • ,_ Contraetors . - I 1'arnedof FnndCu • ' • e ' • .. I ' • a •\ Controvenial Oil War Casualties BUSTER BROWN. AMUICA'I On Show to Feb. 8 . rAVOIIII ,CHILOREH.' I IH.,.9 11 ' ' ,. 50,000 ALL BUSTER BROWN .. SHOES OF~ . MANY OTHER SHOES ". AT JANUARY SALE PRICES! .. . ... SIGMAN TO ENROLL OPEN FRIDA Chapman- Cana·d,ay 9:00 In the MlddlelloCk Nat te llllert.lct. I'OMEROY'S QU~I:Illt SKOI .~pill ALSO OPEtl'ALL DAy I I I I l I ~ ~.~····,;. WORLD . ., QUICK SQUAD CALLED The Racine emergency squad was summoned at 6 p.m. Sunday for Mary Ours, Old Town Flats, who wa!l ill. The sq~ad 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- 1rushed her to Holzer Hospatal • I where she was admitted . REVIVAL CONTINUES I A revi val at the Mt. Herman EUB church will oontinue through this week with R e v. Bud Hatfield as evangelist. S~RYICE (Upon Your Request) Robinson's Clec,ners ' .. t 1 .. Looking stylish. Feeling fine. . . ·' In Hush Puppies· casuals. J I I I Tills Is Trinidad, a high-stepping casual that comes in either Breath in • Brushed Pigskin• or the new glovelOft smooth leather. You'll like the ltylish stacked heel and the choice \ of colors. You 'll fall in love with the way they feel. Come in and see Trinidad and our other new Hush Puppies• casuals. Bet you 'll want to wear some home. Prices start at just Hush $10.00 PupP~RANO ieS CAIU... In the shoe Look for - Choose From Our Extensive BllLOVA CellectlonZ ~ .. 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